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the term meant to be
usually crosses someone
else's mind, in a spur of
moment. Watching the bond
that has been shrouded with
faithless grasp, mending the way
out, cutting the queue w/out
giving a second thought.
Someone who'll never
ever know what he'd said –
so ignorant and isn't a bliss
after all they hadn't started
the pain to fix own's broken-
heart. Ode to the friendship
that is in the midst of blooming
Segregation is a must when
there's another factor to deal;
unforeseeable at first; but then
the weight is beyond repair
so one has to choose to stay
while I rather leave this space
to create an empty fixture for
anyone's pleasure and merry-making
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the term meant to be

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Bravo Greater Des Moines (Bravo) today announced the seven local organizations that will host interns this summer as part of the inaugural year of the Diversity in Arts Leadership (DIAL) internship program:
- Des Moines Performing Arts – Research and develop a ticket access program and support education and community engagement programs.
- Iowa Public Radio – Market research and concept testing for digital arts/culture/lifestyle resource.
- City of West Des Moines – Public art administration, project management and programming.
- CultureALL – Develop communication strategies to strengthen community relationships.
- Hoyt Sherman Place – Support implementation of Jazz in July, including neighborhood engagement.
- Des Moines Art Center – Enhance community and membership programming and support.
- World Food Prize – Archiving and preserving collection of public and performance artwork and supporting the inaugural Norman E. Borlaug Poster Day contest.
This is the first year of a five-year partnership between Bravo and Americans for the Arts to bring DIAL to Des Moines, matching undergraduate students from backgrounds traditionally untapped for arts leadership with host arts organizations and business mentors to guide students' personal and professional growth throughout the summer.
With the focus of creating a more healthy, vibrant and equitable arts ecosystem, DIAL will support 24 full-time, paid, ten-week internships in Iowa, New Jersey, and New York City in 2019.
"The caliber of Des Moines' arts and culture landscape is outstanding and we couldn't be happier to work with these host organizations this summer," said Sally Dix, executive director of Bravo. "These projects will not only engage the interns but will truly strengthen the region's cultural tapestry and creative economy."
"This program creates pathways for diverse arts leaders to enter a variety of arts disciplines and businesses, ensuring that participants gain invaluable exposure to the various fields of future employment. The immersive and engaging experience will be key in helping cultivate a more representative arts field," said Robert L. Lynch, President and CEO of Americans for the Arts.
Additional information about DIAL is available online.
Bravo Greater Des Moines invests in the strength of arts, culture and heritage in Greater Des Moines. Through competitive grantmaking programs and other community leadership efforts, Bravo leverages contributions from 17 local government partners to maximize the impact of arts, culture and heritage to advance regional priorities.
Americans for the Arts is the leading nonprofit organization for advancing the arts and arts education in America. With offices in Washington, D.C. and New York City, it has a record of more than 50 years of service. Americans for the Arts is dedicated to representing and serving local communities and creating opportunities for every American to participate in and appreciate all forms of the arts.


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Today is Thanksgiving, and since SmartBear's HQ is located in the state where it all began, we thought it would be appropriate to name just a few things that we're all thankful for.
First, we're thankful for Twinkies! Sadly, these little cream-filled delights have been put on the snack food endangered list after Hostess was forced to file for bankruptcy. However, after a week of dealing with this horrible news, we're thankful to hear that there's at least a glimmer of hope that these indestructible cakes. This staple form of nourishment for developers everywhere may still be available on the shelves of our local grocery stores for years to come.
Another fuel necessary for those late night sprints, coffee was also placed on the endangered list recently, with an extinction date set sometime around 2080. While other sources have disputed this idea, at least we have 70 years to prepare for this catastrophe. Now, if we could only get some good news about the upcoming bacon shortage, we'd have all of the necessary food groups covered.
Google's Calendar Error
In case you haven't heard, Google recently made a little blunder when they forgot to include the month of December on the calendars of their Android Jelly Bean 4.2 OS. We'll admit, we are a little upset that Google won't let us celebrate the holidays this year. However, we're very thankful that they're also excluding Dec. 21, 2012 – the date the Mayans prophesized that the world would end. So, from the bottom of our hearts, we'd like to thank Google for once again saving the planet from impending doom.
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For a patriotic hometown American experience, come celebrate freedom at the City of Heath's Annual Independence Day Parade followed by Popsicles in the Park on Saturday, July 3.
Veterans are invited to Ride in Special Float! Active members of the military are also encouraged to ride or march in the parade. For more information, please contact Assistant City Manager Kim Dobbs at 972-771-6228 or visit www.heathtx.com.
Staging for the parade is at 8 a.m., judging and awards are at 8:30 a.m., and the parade begins promptly at 9 a.m. at Amy Parks-Heath Elementary School at 330 Laurence Drive. A Best Decorated Award is presented in several categories including: Float; Bicycle; Wagon/Stroller; Golf Cart; Off-Road Vehicle; Kiddie Car and Antique Car. There are also awards for Best Costume; Most Patriotic Pet; and the Mayor's Award.
City of Heath offices will be closed in observance of the holiday on Monday, July 5 and resume normal business hours on Tuesday, July 6.
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This butternut squash alfredo is a holiday hit for those looking for a creamy dairy free sauce option.
It's about that time that I use my one ingredient cashew cream sauce for an easy holiday recipe. This butternut squash alfredo is a perfect winter meal. It contains simple ingredients that are dairy free as well as a pinch of nutmeg for some extra warming flavor.
Raw cashews must be used for this recipe to work and soaking overnight is best though 8 hours could work in a pinch. The result is a butternut squash alfredo that is velvety smooth and ready for pasta or lasagna.
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Butternut Squash Alfredo
This butternut squash alfredo is a holiday hit for those looking for a creamy dairy free sauce option.
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- ¾ cup Water
- 1 cup Butternut Squash Cooked
- ⅛ tsp Nutmeg
- 1 tsp Garlic Powder
- ¼ tsp Salt
- ⅛ tsp Black Pepper
- Soak cashews overnight in 3 cups of water
- Drain and rinse thoroughly
- Add soaked cashews and remaining ingredients to a high speed blender and blend until smooth and creamy. If alfredo is too thick, add more water by tbsp until desired consistency is reached.
- Heat up on stovetop or microwave
- Store in fridge for 5 days in airtight container
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Bridget Kelly Honored as Faculty of the Year
Loyola's Division of Student Development has awarded Bridget Kelly, PhD, Associate Professor in Higher Education, with their prestigious Faculty of the Year Award. She was nominated by students and finalists were voted on by undergraduate and graduate students. The award was announced at the ceremonies over the Weekend of Excellence.


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In Abkhazia, the government has cut power to few cryptocurrency mining farms because of electricity purposes. A local electric utility Chernomorenergo RUE announced on Facebook at the end of December.
Based on a report, Chernomorenergo cut the power at 15 mining farms. The total electricity usage was 8,950 kilowatt-hours (kWh). This electricity consumption could be enough of 1,800 households. This activity was part of a series of "temporary measures to limit the consumption of electricity by certain categories of subscribers". Chernomorenergo added as well, after the cuts, the mining farm owners showed understanding and collaboration.
The cryptocurrency mining regulators globally declared their concerns regarding the mining industry's electricity consumption. Norway ended electricity subsidies for Bitcoin (BTC) mining farms in November. In fact, the Socialist Left Party (SV), Lars Haltbrekken, a parliamentary Representative, stated that : "Norway cannot continue to provide huge tax incentives for the most dirty form of cryptocurrency output […] [Bitcoin] requires a lot of energy and generates large greenhouse gas emissions globally."
The Chelan County Public Utility District of the state of Washington suggested a new electricity pricing form, for cryptocurrency miners. In order to lower the cost of increased electricity interest. The district "is addressing (the rate structure) in a way that captures the cost and protects the investment for the customers that are already here and invested greatly in our system."
Based on a report, for the first six months of 2018, Bitcoin miner revenues had surpassed results in 2017. However, miners themselves saw little profit, according to Diar, a weekly crypto outlet . BTC miners had already reached $4.7 billion with the rewards and fees, in the first three quarters of 2018. This is approximately $1.4 billion more than the profits of 2017. In fact, Miners allegedly gained 54,000 Bitcoin monthly.
Moreover, Chinese miners reportedly became the biggest short sellers of Bitcoin. Even locally but also internationally in December, following an increased number of hedging operations in the current bear market. A new generation miners started to hedge their coins to avoid market risks, in the current situation.
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The first legislative council meeting since last quarter's decision, and subsequent veto, to ban the American flag from ASUCI's meeting drew further public comment about the representatives who approved the legislation. Additionally, council members voted to commemorate and recognize the Armenian Genocide.
Support was strong for the six council representatives who faced vitriolic comments following the legislation's approval.
Representatives presented statements of support from student organizations, including Students for Justice in Palestine, DREAMs at UCI and American Indian Student Association.
Insisting that the focus was no longer on the flag or the legislation, students drew attention to the threats of violence that the representatives faced.
Celine Qussiny, an SJP representative, criticized chancellor Gillman's response as coming too late after the attacks had started.
"Chancellor Gillman basically invited a lynch mob to this campus," she said.
"Administration did absolutely nothing for these students," said Naaila Mohammed, a fourth-year student.
Edgar Dormitorio, student affairs chief of staff, said that the administration did actually take steps to provide support to the representatives who came under attack.
"We also made proactive offers of support and assistance for the individual Legislative Council members, including: personal outreach from their advisor; support services from the Counseling Center and a social worker; and, assistance from the UCI Police Department, which shared its officer's cell phone number and contacted the students' hometown police departments.
In addition, we removed the students' contact information from the public university directory and worked with Facebook and Twitter to remove or hide threatening posts, within their community standards," he said in an email.
Sitara Nayudu, former ASUCI president, presented a statement on behalf of alumni in support of the executive cabinet's decision to veto the legislation. A prepared statement from the alumni urged the campus community to move on from the incident in order to shed the negative publicity it generated.
During the meeting, ASUCI executive president Sanaa Khan criticized the alumni for trying to protect UCI's reputation rather than addressing the threats that the representatives received.
Mike Flores, president of the Veterans Fraternity at UCI, also called on administration to provide support for the six representatives.
Although the fraternity's official statement characterized the legislation as "good-hearted but perhaps misguided," it also asked for an end to the hostility in favor of a meaningful dialogue.
"The idea of challenging what the flag means is a healthy process too," he said. For Flores, the students' conflicts with what they described as American imperialism and colonialism via the military isn't unfounded.
"Some veterans would even go on to say that there is a ring of truth to their line of reasoning. The war on terror carries painful notions of betrayal of the government against veterans by providing outright lies about the reason for invading Iraq, gross administrative mismanagement that instigated violence and a trust broken by not providing adequate healthcare to returning veterans. It all stinks of imperialism, colonialism and a war of aggression," he said in an email.
After public comment regarding the flag resolution subsided, council unanimously approved a legislation recognizing the Armenian Genocide.
"As the centennial of the Armenian Genocide is coming up, we realized what better time than now to make students aware of the atrocities that occurred 100 years ago and to make them aware of our history and our story," said Kristine Jermekian, an Armenian student who gave a presentation on council about the history of the genocide.
Currently, the Armenian Student Association is working closely with the humanities department to raise awareness about the centennial as well furthering the field of Armenian studies.
CSU Northridge and Long Beach passed similar resolutions last month. The student governments of UCLA, UC Riverside and Berkeley have also passed similar legislations.
Armenian Genocide Awareness Week, hosted by ASA, is set to take place during Week 4, with events running Apr. 20-23.


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Home Page › What consonants say
What Consonants Say
This topic comprises four separate lessons about consonants.
The first is an in-depth, powerful analysis of word-initial and word-final consonant clusters (blends), organised in a way that helps learners make their own observations about spelling and blending. This tool is then available throughout all subsequent lessons.
The three remaining lessons set rules about the letters 'q', 'c' and 'g' and the environments in which they operate.


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I'm trying to switch from Zotero to Citavi, but I'm having a couple of problems importing items when using a BibTex file.
First, using a test file with just one item in it, I'm finding that all the notes stored in Zotero (which come through with BibTeX key 'annote') are put into the "Notes" section of the Reference tab.
This is definitely better than them not coming through, but is there any way to change this? For these Zotero notes are generally user-taken notes on the item as opposed to notes about the reference itself. They seem to match more with Citavi's 'Comment' data-type which is found under the 'Quotations' tab. One problem with them coming where they do is that if an item has multiple notes, they are all merged into one.
Is there a way to have entries in the BibTeX file get put into this 'Comments' field? I can easily use a different BibTeX key as it is easy enough to manipulate the BibTeX file post-Zotero export.
Second, Citavi crashes, or rather, just hangs, when I try to import my whole collection of references. The file is not that big, 1.5 Mb, and it contains 3099 references. But I've tried a much smaller one (170 references) and that also crashed Citavi. Has anyone else experienced this?


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From the Prey Lang Community Network website:
"Prey Lang ("Our Forest") is the largest evergreen lowland forest remaining in South East Asia, and it is under threat.
It is home to an indigenous population of 200,000 native Kuy who have lived in peaceful harmony with the forest for hundreds of years. The majority of families sustain themselves by harvesting resin, rottan, spiders, palm hearts, and medicinal plants.
A recent report from USAID estimates that without urgent action, the forest will be effectively gone in 2-3 years."
Photos by Mathieu Young. See the entire photo series here: http://preylang.com/mathieu-young/


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I sincerely apologize for writing in English, I hope I do not offend. My problem is that I cannot get to speak to anyone in authority at Meo and hope someone on this forum can give me a name and an email address of someone who can solve my problem.
We own an upmarket villa (Alojamento Local) with 5 tvs, 3 of them smart and wifi for our guest. I have Meo satelite for one of the TV's and the best wifi I can get is 4-5mbs download sometimes only 2.5mbs which is hopeless for our guests. Smart tv's are then useless with such low bandwidth and guests cannot video stream to their laptops or phones. This is embarrassing and no way to run a business!!
We have been in this business for 8 years now and every year I check with Meo about fibra, they say I can't have it but it is only about 1km away. There are several neighbors who want it also.
How can I get fibre? Any help will be greatly appreciated.


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LuxMommy Model Home Tour
We have teamed up with Youtuber LuxMommy who took us along on a tour of a Beazer model home in our Young Ranch community in Katy, TX. She shares with viewers her first impressions of the Hartsfield model, and says, "Who else is obsessed with looking at models homes? Raise your hand because I am!" If you have your hand raised watch below to see what she thought about the home and to hear about which elements in this model she definitely wants in her next home.
Young Ranch in Katy, TX
This community features a recreation center with a pool and fitness center. Students in this area attend highly rated school in both Katy ISD and Lamar CISD. There are also water view homes available and some plans feature 3 and 4 car garages. With so many floorplans and options available in this community, you are sure to find something that would work for you.


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My husband is riding the Sam's Club Round-Up Bike MS 150 May 2nd. He's only riding one day, but he is doing the Century Ride. ( which isn't really 100 miles, it's 106.2. I keep saying it is the last 6 miles that will kill him)
If you didn't know, NMO was once thought to be a variant of MS and many patients were originally misdiagnosed with MS. Even after finding out we were different, the MS Society still holds a place for our orphan disease and provides services and support for NMO patients and their families (along with a few other orphan demylenating diseases).
As if him doing this isn't proof enough that he loves me,
I forced him to he had his toes painted MS orange today. Do a good thing and click here to donate. It is even tax deductible! He's only about $450 away from his goal of raising $1000.


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This very low mileage 1993 Dodge Viper is a perfect example of a true supercar of its time. In 1993 The Viper ran the 1/4 mile in 12.0 seconds, getting to 0-60 in just 4.6 seconds. With no bells and whistles, this car has a curb weight of just over 3200lbs with an engine that weighs over 700lbs!
Production of the V10 Viper changed the American car culture. This car is truly an icon and an American Classic of our era.


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Cows munch, meander, sleep, sun themselves, and wade through vibrant Vermont landscapes before gathering for a kick-up-your-hooves barn dance. This bold, bovine twist on counting is sure to amuse little ones just learning their numbers.
"A delightful backward counting book from the Ben & Jerry's cow illustrator."—The New York Times Book Review
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Keep an eye out for the dancing fountains; they'll be shooting forth at half-time and celebrating every time the home team scores a goal
Necaxa Soccer Club was founded in 1923 by William H. Fraser, the General Manager of the Luz y Fuerza, electric company. He decided to merge the clubs Luz y Fuerza and Tranvías and came up with Necaxa in honor of the river and dam of the same name. The club's old stadium in Mexico City was one the best in the country in the 1930s, with its American drainage system, which prevented waterlogging, and its English-style synthetic pitch.
In 1927, Necaxa became the first team to open an international tournament in Mexico.
Since 2003 Aguascalientes has been home to Necaxa. Victoria Stadium is the venue for home games attended by as many as 25,000 spectators.


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our Dear Guests from Slavonia!
On Monday, September 28, 2015
our school, Medical College Zagreb, was visited by a nurse and professor Ana
Takač from Medical school in Osijek and her students Melissa Lobb and Marinela
Kupanovac. Their visit was primarily of a business character regarding the
project "E-medica". The topic of the project for this year's "E-medica" is
follow-up of the last year's study of the work of the medical corps during the Croatian Independence War.
We gathered Medical Schools from Bjelovar, Dubrovnik, and Osijek and asked
them to tell us the story of the war medical service in their respective cities.
Guests from Osijek impressed us with an interesting interview with the head
nurse of the war-time hospital in Osijek, Teresa Farkaš, as well as with the
written testimony of dr. Peh who led the intensive care unit in the Osijek
hospital. It was very moving and emotional.
After reviewing the collected
materials, we have discussed and agreed on further work on the project. It was
important to visit the National Archives, where some interesting documents from
the war and post-war period are kept.
At the Medical Faculty in Zagreb, we found
the archived documents with the names of patients from clinics and hospitals
during the war time as victims of war or as victims of landmines in the post-war
period. Together with the names and their diagnosis, the treatment protocols
were also available to study. The high level of organization of the medical
corps is seen in the approach to the collection, sorting and storing important
medical records. This documentation is today a source of relevant information
for projects on e-medica.
After work, we had a visit to the zoo.
In the evening,
the headmaster Hrvoje Odak gave us tickets for the Croatian national theater
where we watched the play Far Country by Austrian author Arthur Schnitzler.
Maša Mayr Radonić prof. and students Andreja Šolaja
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August 12, 2019
Cold starts are one of the biggest challenges to serverless adoption. Regardless of the serverless platform, cold starts, or invocation overhead, can add seconds to the response time and create noticeable latency for users. As explained by Erwin van Eyk, Lead Developer on Fission, "a cold start is, in its essence, the worst-case time that a function execution will take."
And despite the sometimes severe performance problems that they incur, van Eyk maintains that "cold starts are currently a fundamental characteristic of serverless computing."
The nature of cold starts varies by FaaS provider, but there are several factors that affect all serverless platforms. Addressing these factors can help you improve the performance of your serverless applications.
When a function is invoked, the FaaS platform needs to deploy an environment (i.e. a container/sandbox) by setting up a sandbox and loading the function code, for it to run in. This process adds latency and slows down the user experience. This can have a noticeable impact on user-facing applications such as eCommerce sites, ride-hailing services, and gaming platforms.
For example, 90% of online shoppers abandoned an eCommerce site due to poor performance, and nearly 25% would not return to a slow site. The threshold is much lower for online games, where low latency is essential. In one preview of Google's cloud-based streaming platform, Stadia, just 200ms of latency made a huge impact on playability.
Now, let's take a look at the main causes of cold starts.
The runtime is the environment that your function runs in, including the programming language and framework. In general, open source programming language, GO, will run faster than languages like C# and Java - which can take significantly longer to start than JavaScript or Python. A major factor is the use of just-in-time (JIT) compilation. In the case of .NET languages, AWS Senior Developer Norm Johansen explains that "one of the most intensive tasks at startup is jitting your machine agnostic .NET assemblies into machine specific [assemblies]" and should be considered "the primary culprit of longer cold starts".
Function Size
Larger functions tend to remain passive. A 35MB JavaScript function takes an extra second to start on Azure compared to a 5MB function. This is problematic for applications that rely on large libraries, such as AI and machine learning applications.
Function Chains
Functions calling other functions create a chain of requests, with each one dependent on the previous. This concatenates invocation overhead across the chain, and if the chain consists of cold starts, the resulting latency can be very high. In addition, while cold start time won't add to your operating costs, you are paying for the time your functions spend waiting for responses from other functions..
Virtual Private Clouds (VPC)
VPCs improve security by creating a network perimeter around resources. However, when running a Lambda function inside a VPC, each invocation creates an Elastic Network Interface (ENI), allocates an IP address for the ENI, then attaches the ENI to the function. This process adds as much as 10 seconds to cold start times.
The big three FaaS providers (AWS Lambda, Google Cloud Functions, and Azure Functions) vary in how they handle cold starts. Each one also has its own unique benefits and challenges, which we'll include here when relevant. We'll include two measurements for each provider: one from Mikhail Shilkov, who tested a variety of runtimes; and one from Serverless Benchmark, which tested the Node.js runtime. These measurements were retrieved on August 8, 2019.
AWS Lambda
Lambda is one of the faster FaaS platforms, and recently improved their performance, with Shilkov measuring most runtimes between 500–800ms. The exception is C#, which can take between 800ms and 5 seconds. Instances remain warm for between 25 and 60 minutes, and instances are almost always disposed of after 65 minutes. Serverless Benchmark places Lambda's cold start times between 220ms and 4.6 seconds, with a median of 304ms.
Using a VPC significantly increases cold start times (by as much as 17 seconds), although the Lambda team is working to improve these speeds.
Google Cloud Functions (GCF)
GCF has noticeably slower cold starts than AWS. JavaScript functions take 1.5 seconds on average to start, roughly three times as long as AWS. This difference is compounded for larger functions, with a 35MB JavaScript function taking as much as 22 seconds compared to 5.5 seconds on AWS. However, GCF tends to keep instances around for much longer; more than 5 hours in most cases.
Serverless Benchmark, however, measures a lower cold start time for GCF Node.js functions. Cold start times measured between 50ms and 14 seconds with a median of just 188ms.
Azure Functions
A typical cold start for a JavaScript function on Azure is between 2 and 12.5 seconds, which is longer than both AWS and GCF. Java performance is even worse, taking between roughly 20 and 35 seconds This is using Azure Functions V2, whereas V1 offers a much faster time of just 1.9 seconds. Serverless Benchmark shows a similar increase, with times ranging from 3.8 seconds to over a minute, with a median of 5.9 seconds. However, Azure disposes its instances more quickly than other platforms, lasting just 20 minutes at maximum.
Scaling HTTP-based Functions
Responding to HTTP requests is a common use case for functions, but cold starts can greatly affect response times. For user-facing applications like websites, this added latency may drive away users. In addition, each provider handles traffic surges in different ways, with AWS Lambda scaling much more consistently than either Azure Functions or GCF. The problem is made worse when using relatively slower runtimes like .NET and Java, or when running a function behind a VPC.
Connecting to a database adds to the cold start time, since the function must wait for the connection to initialize before it can send a query. Functions can reuse the connection for future invocations, but only until the function itself is disposed of. Some DBMSes, such as Amazon Aurora Serverless Database, support querying over HTTP. This lets you send queries from functions to a database without having to manage a direct connection. In AWS, this also lets you access VPC databases without the overhead of running your function in a VPC.
No matter your FaaS platform, here are a few steps you can take to reduce your cold starts:


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"You may delay, but time will not, and lost time is never found again.".
– Benjamin Franklin
Do you always delay your decisions to wait for the perfect timing? Or maybe you're just good in setting goals but lacks commitment in the long run? Perhaps the problem isn't your indecisiveness but your will to put your plans into actions. Most of the time, the key to success is time management and determination.
The world is full of endless choices and possibilities that we sometimes get confused about which or what course of action we should take. The funny thing is, we know what to do; we just don't act until it's too late. In short, we procrastinate.
Chronic procrastination is a behavioral condition that can become a debilitating disorder if not treated immediately. It keeps us from making progress and brings a feeling of guilt, failure, and shame when we realize we've wasted our precious time. When we procrastinate making life-changing decisions, we hinder our success.
Overcoming procrastination requires hard work, but you are confined only by the walls you build yourself and the greatest limitations in life are usually self-imposed. So here are three things you can do now as an aspiring web developer or career changer before it's too late:
As technology advances, the world we live in is also bound to change. Like how animals become endangered and eventually become extinct, so do our jobs. Technology is taking over the world; robots already replaced quite a number of line of work. Sooner or later, more and more jobs will be automated.
According to an eye-opening article written by Charlene Oldham, although the unemployment rate in the US hit a 17-year low back in October 2017, some industries are headed for the endangered list. Below are the top ten jobs that might suffer a significant loss by the year 2026:
Nevertheless, there are also jobs that will continue to grow and be in demand in the next few years. According to Forbes, the need for developers of almost every single industry will increase by 17% in the coming years. There are nearly 800,000 jobs for software developers today, and there is no sign of it slowing down in the next ten years. The year 2026 may still seem like a long way, but switching to Software Development is definitely one of the best career paths you could take.
"Anyone can learn to code with persistence, the right teachers, and an optimal learning environment."
–Michael Choi, CEO of Coding Dojo
The complexity of understanding programming languages challenges the logical and analytical mindsets of humanity. Some people who wanted to become a web developer procrastinate for a long time before they would enroll themselves and receive proper training/education in coding schools or coding bootcamps. For that reason, their career growth and momentum might put into halt due to time lost.
6 Common Reasons Why People Procrastinate Learning to Code
There's this scary notion that codes are hard to understand. However, there are instances that fear isn't the main problem why some people don't pursue their dreams of becoming a software developer. So, why do they hesitate?
1. Lack of Self-Motivation
The concepts of coding aren't difficult; it depends on how you perceive it. Remember, every person has potentials to be successful in their own right, but hesitation and doubt can trick us to lose our confidence. Therefore, it's vital to motivate ourselves as well.
If you need some inspiration, watch this video.
2. Fear of Change and Failure
Being afraid of doing something new is normal. Though when it gets out of hand, it can overwhelm you a lot and can affect your decisions and performances. Our advice is for you to face and defeat your inner monsters. If needed, open up to someone you trust most to help you out.
If you need some advice in overcoming your fear of failure, watch these videos.
3. The Misconception that Age Matter
Well, it's true that we need to utilize our brain to code, but it doesn't mean that only the gifted ones can accomplish it. Some people already proved that we are never too old or too young to learn to code. Like the 82-year-old Masako Wakamiya who created the Hinadan app and 11-year-old Yuma Soerianto who designed and built Stack AR app, both recognized by Apple as the oldest and youngest developers in the world.
In Coding Dojo, we believe that anyone can code.
4. Gender and Racial Inequality
In coding, your race or gender won't define your capabilities. Based on previous researches, the majority of employees at every tech company is male, but it doesn't mean that women aren't valued. Apple, Accenture, Intel, and other tech companies are already raising awareness to promote more diversity in their workforce.
5. Don't Have Time to Study and Inaccessibility of Coding School
Workers and parents usually complain that their job and family occupy most of their time, so learning how to code is at the bottom of their to-do list. Some live far from the heart of the city where no coding institution is available.
Coding Dojo has anticipated these challenge, so aside from onsite bootcamp we also offer an online version of our coding bootcamp. It can fit your busy schedule; you just need a stable internet connection, a computer, and you're good to go.
6. Insufficient Funds
Money is really a big issue; it's a deal breaker for most of us. We have students who had similar financial problems before, but we managed to help them anyway. How was it possible? In Coding Dojo, we accept students funded by Skills Fund, a student financing and quality assurance platform for outcomes-based skills training programs.
From the year 2012 until now, coding bootcamps have become a significant game changer in the tech industry. These short, intensive bootcamps help potential web developers have a new, tech-focused career in only a matter of weeks.
According to The Balance Careers, a leading source of personal finance and career information, The 7 Fastest-Growing and Best Tech Jobs of the Future are database administrators, software developers, web application developers, computer system analysts, mobile app developers, market research analyst and information research analyst. All of these jobs require coding skill; therefore we can say that coding is a must-have skill to stay in demand in the tech industry as well as in other job markets.
At Coding Dojo, we don't just teach you to code; we teach you how to learn. Whether you're a beginner looking to make a career switch to tech or an experienced professional wanting to improve your skill set, we can get you there; just follow these five simple admission steps to sign up on our bootcamp.
If you're interested, click the links below to join our upcoming open houses or learn more about the bootcamp.


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Glass Panels are a test element of Portal 2 that on activation will change from 0° to a specified angle such as 90?°. This element can be placed on the walls, ceiling, and the floor. It can only switch between 0°, and one other specified angle.
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Parents are being urged to ensure they know where their children are after a spate of vandalism on the steam railway line.
Young children have been seen throwing stones at the trains as they pass.
Scaffolding poles and a wheelbarrow have also been dumped on the line near Hills Meadow recently.
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Database Systems
Computer Science with Web Development
School of Science, Engineering and Environment
Three year
September 2020
In a nutshell
Sophisticated software is delivering highly interactive web application experiences and users now expect online interactions to be usable, accessible, portable and maintainable. Many companies urgently need skilled professionals who understand online environments and can help them to keep apace with new developments.
Salford is a popular UK centre for computer science studies. This industry-designed course, provides web development knowledge and a hands-on ethos, so you graduate with the practical skills and relevant knowledge ready to build a successful and lucrative career creating quality online presence.
The University of Salford is a leading regional study centre for computer science - and a great place for you to further your computer science journey. We are excited to be part of the GM Cyber Foundry, the Greater Manchester city region's blueprint to be a global leader in cyber and digital research and intelligence.
You will:
- Build understanding of the techniques and technologies associated with interactive web applications.
- Develop the ability to think conceptually and translate concepts into reality through the use of technology
- Go beyond programming web applications, and develop skills in security, penetration testing and user experience
- Have the option to take an industry placement to develop your workplace skills
options available
students accepted
Course accreditations
This is for you if...
You have a strong interest in IT, computing and online experiences
You're interested in how things work rather than just wanting to be a user of them
You have good attention to detail and enjoy working on your own initiative
All about the course
Our computer science courses put you in charge of the computer. You will gain a broad understanding of computing and a highly practical study of the design, production and delivery of interactive web applications.
In year one, essential modules will explore programming, database systems and computer systems. You will look at Java, Linux, databases, artificial intelligence, networking and computer graphics. During year two, you'll be introduced to subjects specific to your course, including artificial intelligence, data mining, data structures, networking and design patterns.
Your final year requires you to complete a range of compulsory modules specific to software and computer graphics, with optional modules in development, virtual reality and information security. You'll also complete an individual project to demonstrate your understanding of computer science.
When accepting your offer to study on this course, please be aware that not all optional modules run each year. Your tutor will advise you of the available options at the start of term. Whilst we try to try to ensure that you can select your preferred options, we cannot guarantee this.
Industry placements are a great opportunity to get some hands-on experience and make those early career connections. On this course, you'll have the option to take an industry placement between years two and three. Although you'll be responsible for securing your placement, our tutors will support you all the way from helping you to apply to providing a support structure whilst you are on placement. By successfully completing a placement year, you will enhance your graduate employment prospects and also be able to add 'with professional experience' to your final degree award.
This module will share fundamental knowledge of database management systems, their design, implementation and applications. It will develop your knowledge and understanding of the underlying principles of relational database management system, and how to implement and maintain an efficient database system.
Computer System Internals and Linux
This module will provide you with an in-depth low-level knowledge of computer systems, concentrating on computer architecture, operating systems and communications technology. You will also start to develop skills in the use of Unix-like operating systems at command-line level, writing and using simple scripts and batch files and the simple system administration of a standalone Linux PC.
Programming 1
You will be introduced to a practical, hands-on approach to programming where workshops will provide focused practical activity on a managed learning curve. You will learn excellent programming practice through design, implementation and testing, and will be introduced to the basics of structured programming language using an integrated programming environment.
Programming 2
You will strengthen your syntax and semantics base of Java developed in the 'Programming 1' module. You will develop an appreciation of recursion as well as your knowledge of dynamic data structures. Additionally, you will learn how to test and debug code, along with an appreciation of more sophisticated programming behaviour.
Professional Development and Practices
You will be introduced to the business context and application of computing and information systems. You will explore this through societal, professional, ethical and legal issues surrounding business practices and the theory and process of project delivery to a professional standard.
Web Development and Human Computer Interfaces
You will be introduced to theory and practice of website design and development and develop knowledge and understanding of human-computer interaction and techniques for designing and analysing user interfaces. You will also gain skills and practical experience of designing, developing and testing websites using HTML5 & Cascading Sheets (CSS).
Client Server Systems
You will develop data-driven interactive web applications, with client-side and server-side components, using industry-standard software development tools and techniques. You will design, create, test and demonstrate software implementing a data-driven web application, programming, industry standard scripting languages (such as PHP and Javascript), connecting to industry standard databases, identifying security risks, and working within legal constraints such as data protection, accessibility and copyright.
Network Penetration Testing
You will apply a range of techniques for penetration testing and vulnerability assessment, communicating the outcomes effectively and professionally. You will cover planning, scanning, web application testing, exploiting vulnerabilities, password attacks and wireless vulnerabilities. You will learn to consider the ethical and legal implications of penetration testing and will be expected to work within a strong ethical framework.
Networking and Security
You will learn in detail how the Internet works, from local area networks to global networks. This will include designing and troubleshooting networks, and configuring and testing network applications. You will also look at security vulnerabilities, cryptographic principles, protocols, C-I-A trade-offs, firewalls and legal implications. You will apply these principles to designing solutions for some realistic case studies.
Design Patterns
You will receive a broad overview of software development methods and techniques, focusing on various modelling and design approaches. You will develop understanding of the application of generic pattern-based strategies for resolving common high-level problems in object orientated design. You will develop problem recognition and categorisation and learn how (and when) established pattern-based solutions can be identified and applied as solutions.
Software Projects with Agile Techniques
This module combines technical work in computer programming with personal development planning. You will work in a group to design, develop, document and demonstrate a solution to a problem, working to a professional standard using Java programming. This module also introduces agile techniques and methodologies and provides an opportunity for applying, evaluating and reflecting on these techniques.
Career Development
You will develop a range of employability 'soft skills' to give you an advantage when applying for (and carrying out) a placement as well as graduate roles. Employers value a combination of technical and interpersonal skills. This module will draw from our extensive industry contacts to demonstrate the range of skills needed to succeed in your career and to help you develop a career plan.
UX Engineering
User Experience (UX) places the user's needs at the centre of the design of software user interfaces, making software usable, accessible and ergonomic. This module will give you a focus on sophisticated web-based user interface design by demonstrating the application of rigour to the process of developing and evaluating interactive web-based systems. You will design and prototype user interfaces, design and carry out evaluation experiments, and use statistics to evaluate results.
Advanced Web Development
You will learn the common stages of creating a large-scale web application. This consists of the following: development of a scalable web application using design patterns, frameworks and other industry best practices; discussion of the concepts of APIs; designing a fully RESTful API for the application; and create a client to consume the application API .
You will complete a major individual project to demonstrate your understanding of multimedia, web or other programming technologies and project management. Choosing your own area of study, you will identify and develop a realistic problem and organise, sustain and report in a detailed and reflective way. The work represents a significant part of your portfolio which can be used to demonstrate your abilities to prospective employers. Typical projects include commercial web sites, mobile platform applications, 3D games and usability studies.
Information Security Management
You will explore the creation and implementation of information security policies in organisations, with an emphasis on risk management and business continuity planning. You will consider both the practicalities of implementation in a real-world setting, and the various legal and ethical issues involved. You'll learn to identify assets, vulnerabilities, threats and controls and to consider issues of security culture.
Business Management
You will learn business and enterprise concepts so you can analyse and evaluate business practices, concepts, theories and frameworks and their relationship to the strategic and operational management of an enterprise or a project. This is intended to complement the technical project management content of the course and provide a real-world context linked to current enterprise activities at the university. You will also learn about freelancing.
Software Quality Management
You will study more advanced software engineering techniques including reuse, security, component-based and service-oriented software engineering. These more advanced topics will help you to understand how recent technical innovations are affecting the practices you need to build high quality software. You will undertake some online research to explore a practical, industry-based scenario involving advanced software engineering decision-making. You will have to think about the trade-offs between software product quality and developer productivity.
Virtual Reality and 3D Games
This module will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of the principles, practices and measures of virtual reality technology and the development of interactive 3D worlds. Applications of the technology that will be used are from across sectors including the computer games industry, medicine, energy, engineering and science. You will develop your programming to an advanced level of understanding and experience of modern interactive 3D engine development.
Mobile Development
The module will provide an introduction to the key technologies used to provide interactive web sites and interactive applications for use with mobile devices, taking into account the unique environment in which these applications operate. Consideration will be given to how to use these technologies whilst still maintaining web standards, particularly accessibility.
Please note that it may not be possible to deliver the full list of options every year as this will depend on factors such as how many students choose a particular option. Exact modules may also vary in order to keep content current. When accepting your offer of a place to study on this programme, you should be aware that not all optional modules will be running each year. Your tutor will be able to advise you as to the available options on or before the start of the programme. Whilst the University tries to ensure that you are able to undertake your preferred options, it cannot guarantee this.
What will I be doing
You will develop your knowledge and skills through a blend of theoretical, collaborative and practical methods:
Practical laboratories
- Case studies
- Group work
- Project work
You will be assessed through a combination of formats:
- Examinations which will assess your immediate response to a set of unseen problems
- Assignments which will assess your response to a larger problem
- Practical tests which will assess your ability to apply appropriate skills to a problem
- Projects which will assess your ability to create a plan, identify possibilities, make decisions, carry out the plan, and reflect on the choices and outcome
- Software development tasks will which will demonstrate your work
I chose Salford because the course has an excellent reputation and fantastic links with industry. I had the opportunity to work for a year as part of my course which really developed my practical skills and ambition to get the job I wanted once I'd graduated.
School of Science, Engineering and Environment
From cyber security to biomedicine to architecture, our expanding suite of multidisciplinary courses shapes the next generation of scientists, engineers, consultants and conservationists. Through advanced research, we're pioneering robotics and AI, smart environments and the appliance of data. With a team of over 200 dedicated academic, technical and administrative staff, you'll experience a supportive, professional environment where you can realise your potential.
Learning Environment
Networking and project laboratories
The School has high quality facilities for students. In 2012 the Cisco networking laboratory moved to MediaCityUK; all Cisco-related laboratory classes on the programmes are now delivered at MediaCityUK. There are also opportunities for undertaking a CCNA via CPD.
We also have a second networking laboratory on the main campus and a dedicated Final Year Project laboratory, both of which provide a variety of facilities and equipment for students on Computer Science and Computer Networking degrees.
Specialist computer laboratories
Computer suites are equipped with Macs and PCs configured with the specialist software required for modules such as Database Systems, Web Content Creation, Mobile Networking & Network Simulation, and Internet Security & Computer Forensics.
What about after uni?
When you graduate you will have excellent software development skills supported by a large portfolio of practical work which can be used to demonstrate your abilities to prospective employers. While many graduates will work as programmers and software developers in a range of companies, others work as computer consultants, system administrators or as a computer analyst.
Our previous graduates have found employment with national companies such as Sainsbury's, Cisco, Microsoft, SIS, Autotrader, HMRC, Ferranti and Civica, as well as local enterprises.
We offer a range of specialism postgraduate study paths to help you take your career even further. We offer a fee discount for our graduates and alumni.
Career Links
Our experienced team maintain strong links with the construction industry and professional bodies, which provides our students with benefits including site visits, guest speakers and placements.
We run an industrial liaison committee to provide us with industry-focused advice and ensure that our modules are relevant. Organisations involved are a mixture of IT-led businesses and those who make advanced of IT, including Web Applications UK, AutoTrader, Cooperative, DAI and FastWebMedia.
This broad approach ensures we gain multiple perspectives from the IT industry and keeps our courses as relevant as possible and our graduates highly employable.
What you need to know
We're looking for applicants with a strong interest in computing and IT. This implies having an interest in how things work rather than just wanting to be a user of them. Having attention to detail and a good work ethic are desirable, particularly if you are interested in the placement year option.
International applicants will be required to show a proficiency in English. An IELTS score of 6.0, with no element below 5.5, is proof of this.
Please note: The entry criteria below are related to entry onto this course in the 2020/2021 academic year. If you're interested in a future intake year, please check the course entry on UCAS.
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Training for running grouse
Running grouse are difficult. There is a balance between trying to get around the bird, block cover and not have your dog push the bird and of course not have the bird flush prematurely. It is a tight rope walk of tracking, releasing the dog, re-acquiring scent over and over till you either in position and the bird flushes on its own for you or you are able to block the bird and force the bird to flush.
When birds are running and stopping and running again they are looking for the right cover to lose you and the dog. Tag Alder, Swamp conifer, Tamarack bogs all areas that are difficult to work and lessen your percentages of being successful. Anything to put distance between you and the bird while they seek to escape to protective cover.
If you think about the grouse cycle, there are more years that are like this than there are years when the birds hold for you like you see in the paintings. So in essence maybe it is time to change our training of our grouse dog to reflect the worst case scenario of grouse hunting instead of the best case scenario.
Teach a dog to point on less scent
One of the training techniques we use for guiding is to teach our dogs to work less scent. The reason being it will help the dog pick up scent from a running grouse. A running grouse leaves very little scent behind. Technically the grouse is washing scent on every, fern, grass, moss etc. But there is very little left for the dog to work.
Then the next thing the grouse will do is stop for a bit thus leaving a little bit more scent behind but not as much as the bird would leave behind if it was just loafing in an area before you showed up with your dog. With these type of points your dog will lock up and give you the body language... "Yes, I have a great point! then in about a minute or two the scent will start to fade, the dog will start shifting its eyes and the muscles will start to go soft and then the head will start to turn and look around. The look your dog is giving you is "Where in the heck did the scent go... it was just here and I could smell it!"A dog that has been only trained on a lot of scent will typically react as follows: release from a point to fast...almost frantic to find the bird and many times range too far out...push the bird and then flush the grouse before the hunter even has a shot or chance to get into position. How often have we seen the dog pick up its pace and increase it's range when they can not get a bird to hold.
A dog that has been taught to work less scent will over time learn what amount of scent to ignore and when to stop and point. This gives the hunter an indication that there is a bird up ahead before being right on top of the bird and it flushes right away or runs and flushes wild.
A woodcock holds giving off a lot of scent and easy to work. Pen raise quail also tend to hold and produe a lot of scent. Pigeons in a trap a lots of scent. Pheasants big birds and a lot of scent and yes they teach a dog to push becasue they tolerate a dog pushing them. All of these birds for the most part are different from the grouse. The grouse will not tolerate being pushed, will run and put off very little scent and flush wild if it feels the need to.
Tracking Drills
This is where tracking drills can help. Teach your dog to work a little bit of scent and not a lot. The dog will become savvy at picking up scent, changing direction when the grouse try's to bolt in a different direction and in the end it will greatly help when locating wounded birds that try to bury themselves in log piles, or thick weeds to avoid being found.
The more a grouse is in a particular area the more scent is in that area and the wind will catch the wafting scent carrying it on that ever so light of a breeze and the dog then picks it up a good distance from the bird and goes on point. Obviously with a running grouse we are dealing with very little scent and the bird is moving. There is not enough scent to go very far.
Set up tracking exercises, in various cover, different wind angles, changes in temperature and humidity. In the end you are teaching your dog how to work a running grouse and then in the end everything else will be very easy for them to work.
Patience and Denial
We also work at teaching patience in release from the point so if there are multiple birds we do not bust the covey up and to also learn that not every point will result in a bird. In other words, train your dog that every point does not mean there will be a bird there every time. Make the pup work for the bird, track the bird, relocate and then after a couple of points while showing cautiousness and good tracking reward it with a live bird. These exercises teach a young dog that they need to be patient and that not every point will result in a bird. Thus we are also teaching denial. How many times do we hear... moved 25 birds and bagged two grouse.
Teach your dog the techniques to work these jittery birds
How many times have we heard that this dog or that dog is great at working woodcock, pheasants and quail but not grouse. There is a reason for this and it all comes down to a dog not knowing of how to work this type of senerio. Our dogs need to be calm, savvy in their handling of grouse and in control when working these birds.


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It has been my habit for a long that, when my body starts telling my head at around 6.00 pm, "Erh hem! About time for a snifter?", I stop drinking for a week. This is probably just superstition, but for the first couple of days, there is this odd feeling, not unlike an awareness of a shy butler waiting to be asked to fetch a wee dram. By the end of the week, the butler has gone away, but I do look forward to a decent single malt again.
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Burning Tongue, Aching Teeth, Headaches, Ear Pain and More... For those suffering lingual nerve injury from dental injection or wisdom teeth removal. Recovery may happen within weeks, but for some- never. If you are new here, start at the beginning - April 2010- "How a simple dentist appt can change your life" and work your way up to follow my journey and share your story. New people are being added/injured every day.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
Injury occurred prior to RCs when injection hit lingual nerve during fillings procedure; but having 2 RC's on same side soon after probably further irritated things. The area of the root canals is exactly where I still have the most pain (other than burning tongue) so your overfill theory may lead to something...what is overfill, exactly? How would I know if I had it and it was pressing on a nerve?
I have not found any practitioner who has any familiarity with my oral pain issue, other than the guy who I'm seeing that insists that Neurontin is the way to go, how is it known not to help oral pain? I'd be interested in seeing that research! God knows I don't need any more more drugs that don't even help. He originally had me on Nortriptiline which was a nightmare for me
Thanks for your input - tell me more!***********************
So if Neurontin x3 didn't work for you, what does? Are you, like many, finding relief with Topamax?
I do think Lyrica could help, it just scares me. I's tough enough getting through a workday already.
I've seen 3 neurologists and not one has any other recommendation. I feel like they are so used to deal with elderly here with diabetic neuropathy (like in their feet) that Neruontin is just standard.
However, the guy I'm seeing is at a teaching university, which should be cutting edge.
My original injection was shocking in that it felt very deep and I could feel cold liquid running into me. Most injections barely scratch the surface, more like a pin prick- uncomfortable, but not big deal - this was very different. I complained to the dentist, he just shrugged it off, like I was a cry baby.
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- AnonymousAugust 18, 2010 at 1:09 AM
Did you feel the electrical jolt with the injection or during the drilling for the filling? sometimes they do drill through the tooth and hit the nerve. You can read up on overfill by visiting sargentipaste.orgReplyDelete
I tried 3 times the dose of neurontin you are on with no benefit and so did many many others in the same condition. It is not FDA approved for oral nerve pain. Nor any nerve pain for that matter.
You need to start contacting docs out of your area. Possibly out of state. You need to stick with oral surgeons who deal with nerve damage. They are the only ones who really deal with these type of injuries.
As far as the pepper theory? anything with pepper sets my tongue into a bigger flame. You can try anything peppered and see how it affects you. Like hot pepper sauce on eggs. peppercorn marinated meats or veggies. I avoid any thing with pepper like the plague these days. Certain things affect everyone different including the drugs. I felt the jolt with the injection for an extraction and I'm the one who had nerve decompression.


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