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Returning back home to Edinburgh has been hectic to say the least. Despite this, it's a relief being back in Scotland and its lush capital, Edinburgh. Named the greenest city in the UK with the 2nd highest quality of life in the world, it's easy to see why Edinburgh (pronounced Edin-bruh, not Edin-burgh or Edin-borrow) is such a desirable place to be. If you're lucky enough to experience my beautiful home, staying in Edinburgh for a weekend will surely captivate you.
Getting There
If you're already in the UK, take the train and arrive at Edinburgh's Waverley Station. This will place you smack in the middle of the city along the main shopping street, Princes Street. By plane, you'll arrive at Edinburgh Turnhouse Airport. You can take an AirLink bus to the Waverley Station for £4.50, or a one-way tram for £5.50. A taxi/Uber will cost you roughly £16-20. However, the cheapest way is to take the 35 Bus from Port F and it'll take you straight into central Old Town for £1.60.
Where To Stay
Despite Edinburgh's small size, there are tons of neighbourhoods to choose from. Most tourists stay smack in the centre near Princes Street. Other popular areas include the bagpipe-raging Royal Mile, the far, yet quirky Stockbridge, traditional Old Town, and the posh and pristine New Town. No matter where you stay, everything you need in Edinburgh for a weekend is reachable by an hour walking, at the very most.
As I said above, the city is very walkable but if Edinburgh's hills prove to be too exhausting, there's a bus system for £1.60 a ticket. We have a tram system, but it's…ineffective, to say the least, outside of getting to the airport. Ubers are also quite cheap; the most I've ever spent on an Uber is £7.
Day 1: Hustle and Bustle
Start your inevitably gloomy day by heading to the Royal Mile, which is 1.1 miles of bagpipes, street performers, and shops. At one end lies the iconic 11th-century Edinburgh Castle, with the opposite end being the Holyrood Palace, Queen Elizabeth's Scottish home. When you're tired of bagpipes, go down to Princes Street to the Scott Monument. The world's tallest monument dedicated to an author, Walter Scott, it offers unrivalled views of the city from 60 meters/200.5 feet in the air. Coming back down to Princes Street, you're on the main shopping street in Edinburgh. Lighten your wallet here and on neighbouring George Street for fancier shops.
All museums are free in the UK, which makes this the perfect time to see all of Edinburgh's museums. Within 15 minutes walking, there's the National Museum of Scotland and my favourite, the Scottish National Gallery. We also have the Scottish Museum of Modern Art, but it's a 30-minute walk from Princes Street.
If you do happen to walk to the sMOMA, you can't forget to visit Stockbridge. A "bohemian and independent community," you'll find countless coffee shops, cafes, and markets to make a perfect weekend morning. If you stop there on a Sunday, you may catch the Stockbridge Farmer's Market!
After all of this, end your day by taking a 15-minute hike to Calton Hill, directly east of Princes Street for the most famous view of the cityscape.
Day 2: Outdoorsy Edinburgh
It's easy to see why Edinburgh is the greenest city in the UK. Next to Stockbridge lies Dean Village, a truly surreal escape from the hustle and bustle of Edinburgh. Initially a grain milling area for 800 years, it's now a stunning scenery to get your mind off of daily life.
10-15 minutes east of Dean Village is the Botanical Gardens, a truly massive property with countless exotic plants that's easy to get lost in for an afternoon. For £6, there's a spacious greenhouse filled with palm trees, which is the highlight of the Gardens.
Returning to Princes Street, you'll notice that despite being the epicentre of Edinburgh, it's adorned with seemingly endless greenery. That's the Princes Street Gardens, which stretch throughout the entire street. I come out here for my daily 27 seconds of sunshine and get whatever rations of Vitamin D I can. During the winter, the Gardens turns into a buzzing Christmas festival, complete with a ferris wheel!
Another famous park is The Meadows, which is directly south of the University of Edinburgh. When it's warm in May, students are stressed from studying exams for a top-20-in-the-world world-class university (not to toot my own horn), we usually come here to
cry about our exams and day-drink relax and sunbathe, but this time for a whole 5 minutes a day!
Better than any park, the true natural highlight of Edinburgh is Arthur's Seat. Located east at Holyrood Park, this extinct volcano, after a 45-minute hike, offers truly spectacular views of Edinburgh.
Edinburgh is a truly underrated gem. When I talk to people back in the states about Edinburgh, few know where, or what Edinburgh is. I hope this post sparks action for those who's been considering travelling to Edinburgh; to those finding out about Edinburgh today, I hope you're interested now! Next time you come to the UK, don't just go to London; come up to Edinburgh and hit Scotland as a whole, too.
If any readers come to Edinburgh, feel free to contact me through twitter @aguygoesglobal, or Instagram through @aguygoesglobal and @erod47; I would love to show you around my home!


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I was going along fine at JournalScape when I learned it would be closing. I was advised to move all my blog info over to WordPress, and so that is why I am here. This will be my new blog home. I am not sure I like this one little bit, as I've used WP before and left it. But I'm back again. So here goes…
And, by the way, I want to shout-out a Happy Birthday to my old friend Barbara G. whom I found again recently after having been lost to me for many years… Hi Barbie! Hope your day was wonderful!

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When you you skip a flat stone on the water you must spin the stone, right?
The action that produces this is a "whip like action" from your arm.
When a cop asks to see your driver's license and you flip open your wallet quickly displaying your license, this a whip like action...
So I could say to you " Whip out your wallet and show me your license.", if I was a cop. But I'm not


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Do You Have The Best Website Hosting Service For Your Needs?
The world has become a smaller place. In fact, we can now chat with a business owner in China, order goods and get them delivered direct to your home in a space of 24 hours. This process works in reverse as well. If you have a website, a customer across the globe can get in touch with you almost instantly and buy anything they want. Cash transactions are possible in the blink of an eye through cash portals attached to your website and you actually see cash in your account at the end of the day. What more could you want, right?
Wrong. This entire scenario depends on you having a fully functional, fast and available website that is accessible to customers at anytime during the day or night. What if your website host service goes offline during peak times of the day or what if your web host is cheap but it has so many advertising features, that your website is swamped with ads? In order to get the best from your website, a good host service is critical. The company should understand your needs and provide superior services. If you aren't sure about what you are using currently, here are a few features your website hosting company must offer you.
Bandwidth and storage
Most website server companies have multiple bandwidth plans you can choose from and the price will vary accordingly. Usually, most companies provide about 5MB of space per website. This is usually enough for more than a hundred web pages. Ideally, the website service company should offer this amount of space for every website owner. If you are getting less than 5MB, you may find it difficult to expand your site in the future. Similarly, almost all website hosting companies will promote the fact that they provide a lot of storage space. However, if this is not really important. You only require extra storage space and bandwidth if you are offering customers downloadable videos, streaming live videos or live feeds or planning on uploading thousands of high resolution images. Do not get swayed by companies that offer a very high bandwidth or storage space. just make sure you choose a package that offers the bare minimum at an affordable rate.
Uptime and downtime
Every mechanical device requires a little downtime. That means, your website service is going to be offline for at least a day every month. This is when the company undertakes repairs, updates and security checks on its servers. Obviously, during this time, your website is going to be offline as well. As a result, you should choose companies that offer a minimum uptime or online time of about 99%. A 1% downtime when the service and your website is unavailable is acceptable. Any website hosting service that has a 10% or more downtime should be avoided. If you are not sure about the downtime, you should check with the downtime with an independent website like HosTracker.
Technology is changing right as we speak. Good hosting companies adapt at the same speed. That means, hosting companies should be able to offer top of the line services to their customers. If you arent sure about what you want, you should be able to contact the technical department to get the right help.
Free website host is a great option for website owners but its now without its problems. A free hosting service means that the company has to cover its revenue with ads. These ads will also cover your website and slow it down. The ads do increase page ranking but in the long run, they can and will affect your business. As a result, it's a good idea to purchase a paid plan where you will get exactly what you want in an affordable rate.
Take the time to research the company you have selected and don't be afraid to shift over to another company. Remember the bottom line here is business. Customers actively avoid a company that cannot provide customer service, right? Similarly, a website company that will not provide everything you need to have a 24-7 website is really bringing down your business. You can and should find a company that will provide fulltime support and instant access.


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The story of NeoNET is one of a megacorporation adapting, changing, reinventing, and winning at all costs. We sit down with Booke Chang to tell the story of this corporate pheonix which has risen from the ashes and fallen for, perhaps, the last time.
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- Martin Ackerton – Hi Bobby and Cassie. I am a somewhat new GM. My group is really getting into Shadowrun, but we've avoided having a matrix character in the group. The players are either uninterested or daunted by the rules. One of my players wants to do the decking, but is afraid that they are going to steal the spotlight too much. How can include a matrix character in their runs without bringing the action to a halt for everyone else and causing them to resent the matrix?
- Paul McBride – What do you think about having a decker and a technomancer on the same team? Can they work well without overlapping too much? If so, how do they compliment each other?
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Noah Fisher is an artist who lives in the USA, who has been focusing his work on the protest movements around the world since 2011. At the moment he is researching social change within cultural institutions. The "Energize, Polarize, Mobilize" conference was hosted by the Heinrich Böll Foundation in March 2013 in Berlin. In the interview Fisher explains how the movement he initiated, "Occupy Museums", can be both culture and a protest movement at the same time.
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Transcript Kant on Respect
The Ethics of Respect • One of Kant's most lasting contributions to moral philosophy was his emphasis on the notion of respect (Achtung) What is Respect? • Respect has become a fundamental moral concept in contemporary America – Rodney Dangerfield – "Don't dis' me." – There are rituals of respect in almost all cultures. • Two central questions: – What is respect? – Who or what is the proper object of respect? The Categorical Imperative • "Act in such a way that you always treat humanity, whether in your own person or in the person of any other, never simply as a means, but always at the same time as an end." Kant on Respecting Persons • Kant brought the notion of respect (Achtung) to the center of moral philosophy for the first time. • To respect people is to treat them as ends in themselves. He sees people as autonomous, i.e., as giving the moral law to themselves. • The opposite of respecting people is treating them as mere means to an end. Treating People as Ends in Themselves What are the characteristics of treating people as ends in themselves? • Not denying them relevant information • Allowing them freedom of choice Privacy, Autonomy, Respect • Privacy Act- 1974- "Privacy= autonomy or control over significant personal matters; limitation on access to self. • Privacy includes: rights to one's thoughts and actions unless infringe on rights of others; rights to "personal space." • Privacy-fundamental good of relationshiptrust, mutual respect, confidentalityprofessionals. Self-Respect Is lack of proper self-respect a moral failing? • The Deferential Wife – See article by Tom Hill, "Servility and Self-Respect" • Servants – See movie of Kazuo Ishiguro's "Remains of the Day" • Stevens the servant: "I don't believe a man can consider himself fully content until he has done all he can to be of service to his employer." • Aristotle and Self-Love – What is the difference between self-respect and self-love? Clearly, there is at least a difference in the affective element. Respect in the Classroom • What does it mean to respect students? – Are there any common classroom practices that you see as disrespectful of students? • What does it mean to respect teachers? – Are there any common school practices that you find are disrespectful to teachers? – What does it mean to respect peers- other students? Conclusion • Respect for other people (including not using other people as a means) remains a key concept in contemporary moral philosophy.


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The Australian military is winding up combat operations in Afghanistan, although several hundred personnel will stay in the country working as trainers or in Afghan military units.
This has been Australian imperialism's longest overseas war. Over the course of 12 years, more than 20,000 troops have been rotated through the country at a cost of uncounted lives and nearly $8 billion.
Abbott, who was a member of the Howard Liberal government that enthusiastically committed material support to the US-led invasion, announced the drawdown in late October. During a surprise visit to Tarin Kowt, capital of Uruzgan province, the PM said that Australian military involvement ends "not with victory, not with defeat, but with, we hope, an Afghanistan that's better for our presence".
Abbott was flanked by Labor leader Bill Shorten. Their attempts at humility – talking of the troops' sacrifice, honour and valour – failed to rise above sanctimony. It was a sickening display by a pampered couple immune to the reality of the war they and their colleagues unleashed and/or endorsed.
Australian memorials will recognise and mourn the 40 Australian soldiers who were sacrificed. Official history may acknowledge the several hundred injured.
But the government wants us to forget many things about this invasion and occupation: forget the tens of thousands of Afghans killed; forget US commanding officer former General Tommy Franks' quip, "We don't do body counts"; forget the torture, the rape, the at times indiscriminate murder; forget the humiliation endured by an occupied people; forget the corruption, the slimy deals, the shattered infrastructure and the blood-sucking NGO fest.
It wants us to forget the lies and shifting rationales for the occupation; forget the construction of sparkling shopping malls for expats, diplomats and the indigenous nouveau riche, while the mass of the population didn't have access to proper sanitation; forget that the country is number one in the world for infant mortality – twice the rate even of Rwanda.
It wants us to forget that after 12 years, Western imperialism has been unable to quash the Afghan resistance.
Those of us who opposed this war from the beginning, who marched and protested and tried in the small ways that we could to stand in solidarity with those under siege, will not forget; we are already against the next war.
We will remember the voices of those who have fought truly – against the invaders from without and the oppressors from within – to make Afghanistan better. Those voices by and large have no body armour, no Green Zones in which to shelter, no military backup and no promise of a return to a protected life.
In particular, we will forever remember Malalai Joya, who Socialist Alternative was honoured to sponsor for our Marxism conference in 2012. These words, from her autobiographical Raising my voice, speak not just to the resistance to injustice in Afghanistan, but to the hope of a better world:
"I don't fear death; I fear remaining silent in the face of injustice … I say to those who would eliminate my voice: I am ready, wherever and whenever you might strike. You can cut down the flower, but nothing can stop the coming of the spring."


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Went to see a special screening this evening of "I've Gotta Be Me", a truly wonderful documentary about the incredible life and talents of Sammy Davis Jr which will air next Thursday February 19th on PBS at 9/8c. I had no idea what a gifted man he was – an incredible tap dancer, singer, impressionist, actor, photographer and all around top performer – and how he fought so hard to not only make something of himself but to be himself in such a segregated and hostile America. When he was with his first love (Kim Novak, a Hollywood star and a white woman), the head of the Columbia Pictures basically threatened to kill him and demanded that he marry a black woman – any black woman – within 10 days. He ended up marrying an old friend and paid her $10,000 to do so. Can you imagine? Such was the threat of an interracial relationship. And there was also his very Kanye-esque embrace of President Nixon, which left him very painfully ostracized from the black community. Not his finest or most thoughtful moment I must say, especially when you hear Nixon stop himself from describing Sammy Davis Jr as a "n—r" in a phone call. He couldn't read or write but was extremely eloquent and a master of words. A child star (he started performing at 3) who grew into a prolific adult. Funnily enough, he grew up a street away from where I live. I left feeling moved and deeply inspired. It was even more of a treat to hear from the executive producer, director and editor afterwards. It's a must-watch. Catch it if you can! (Saw you @jasonkingsays in the film – nice work!) Thanks to my culture bae @barbararomer for coming with me ❤ Thanks @symphonyspace for the invitation. #sammydavisjr #sogifted #blackhistory #americanhistory #soinspiring


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Things go viral on the internet all the time and it makes no fucking sense why.
I mean, take this new one. The "Mannequin Challenge." You get your work buddies together and start working. Then someone with a camera yells "freeze!" You aren't supposed to move. It's as if time froze in place and the audience gets to walk around freely observing.
If you've ever been in a drama class of any kind, this isn't something new. But I keep watching them. People keep watching them. Why do I keep watching them? Maybe it's because I'm hoping for another dog one.
So, of course, when things go viral, you think: why not? I can do that. And if it works, I can boost my SERPs at the same time. It's totally SEO gold, Right?
Except that's complete crock. I mean, I wish it wasn't. But it is.
It should work. Take my blog for example. If I write some great rank worthy content. I build in some awesome links, just like that Miami SEO expert says. It's got great authority by Google's standards. It goes "viral." People link back to it everywhere.
Why are my rankings not going up? Because going viral is complete SEO bullshit. And here's why that is.
1. Going Viral Is Unpredictable
Ok, let's step back a moment. First off, let's talk about why attempting to go viral is a waste of your time in the first place.
It's a complete and utter crapshoot. The when and how of things going viral nobody can agree on.
Sure, they can tell you what goes viral. They can even tell you that 25% of viral content makes people feel a sense of awe while the next biggest category (17%) makes people laugh. But there are lots of things that don't go viral but make people feel a sense of wonder.
Even if you follow the advice of analytics sites. Your chance of going viral, truly going big, are slim.
It's called a phenomenon for a reason. Sure, it seems to happen all the time, but in reality you are one in over one billion websites currently out there. How many of those websites have content going viral today? Probably only a very tiny fraction.
But I've got the best content on the planet!
The internet doesn't give a shit. Sometimes even the worst stuff goes viral. Remember Rebecca Black? She's producing some pretty good stuff now. But that godawful song about Friday was what made her famous.
2. Continuity Above The High
If some aspect of your marketing does go viral, it's like falling in love. The infatuation chemicals take over. Your heart starts hitting the beat. You want to spend every available moment with just that one person.
But it's not sustainable. Eventually those feelings wane. If things are solid between you and them, things will go on. If not, things will go back to the way they were before.
This is exactly how going viral affects your SEO. I won't lie. You could get a boost to your SERPs. But, unless you continuously work to keep that audience, you aren't going to reap the benefits.
3. Because You Should Do This Instead: Cater To Your Audience
If your goal is to rise in the rankings, focusing on going viral isn't going to cut it. Sure, keep hoping you go viral. Even going viral for something you royally screwed up on can have its advantages.
But going viral shouldn't be your ultimate goal. A loyal, long term audience and quality should be your goals.
You can't create content for everybody. You have to remember that you have an audience. Why do they come to your website? Is it for information? Is it for a product? Or, is it for entertainment?
Why not give them all three? The best way to get noticed is to give people something they need or want. And people want authenticity.
62% of millennials want a brand to engage them on social media. Social signals are important in driving SERPs.
So, communicate with your audience on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and even on your blog. You need to show them you're a person, not just some robot flipping levers. And the links you provide on Facebook count as authentic links to Google.
You create a trusting audience and add points to your SEO score as well.
4. And This: Create Useful Content
Create useful or interesting content. That's right, people don't always go to the internet just to buy your shit or click on ads. They might actually be looking for something useful or entertaining.
You have to keep them coming back for more. Build an authentic voice that represents you and your brand. Then start building from there.
How do you find interesting stuff for you audience? I counter that with, "what niche does your page or product fill?"
Use that as jumping point. Do you sell computer parts? Write blog articles about common computer problems. But make sure they are trending.
Go to popular forums. Reddit.com is a great place to go. Find a subreddit related to your niche, see what people are talking about there. Write or create things about that.
5. And This: Create Killer Headlines
Create killer headlines. Headlines are what convince people to click on articles and videos on search engines. No matter where you rank right now, you want people to pick your title out of everybody else.
KISS. Keep It Simple, Stupid. Your headline will get cut off at 70 characters on any search engine. Hiding part of the headline won't create some sense of mystery making me want to clink your link.
Keep it short. Keep it simple. You have only a split second to make me want to click you link as I scroll through the search engine.
"Hate is such a strong word." Yes, yes it is. And you should use strong words in your headlines.
Words like "Danger" and "Warning," "Fail" and "Hoax." Things that attach specifically to a large number of situations and give you a certain sense of what the article or video or any other content is about.
I'm telling you, focus on the long game. I did and look where I've ended up. You don't need to go viral to be successful in life. Know your audience and know yourself. And as we always say around here, keep it on the money.


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"…There is never a question of either Sáenz's own extraordinary capacity for caring and compassion or the authenticity of the experiences he records in this heartfelt account of healing and hope."— Booklist Zach is eighteen. He is bright and articulate. He's also an alcoholic and in rehab instead of high school, but he doesn't remember how he got there. He's not sure he wants to remember. Something bad must have happened. Something really, really bad.
My take: 4 looks
Wow. Harrowing story of a young man coming to terms with an extremely traumatic childhood.
Zach wakes from a stupor in a facility that is what I would call a rehab-type in-patient facility. Adam is his therapist, and he rooms with two others.
Zach is 18 years old and has a monster. Or maybe more than one monster. He needs to remember, but it hurts too badly. Through his therapy, group sessions, and roommates, he comes closer and closer to the edge of why he is there. Will he do the work? Will he come to face his monster? Will he then be able to tame it?
Excellent writing drew me into this story. Fully developed characters and situations left me breathless, laughing, and in tears. An exceptional novel of the depths to which our memories can plunge us, and one young man's journey to come back into the summer of his life.
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This is a genuine question! I saw my GP today and he mentioned he had seen my notes about me going into panic mode after being weighed. I told him it threw me completely for a day but I managed to pull it together and get back on track. He said it's clear that I'm learning from the process and that I'm able to reformulate experiences with a recovery mindset now. He told me I'm doing well and that I will beat this as long as I stay motivated and engaged.
I left the appointment feeling sad and anxious. I took the feelings on a run to get to make sense of them. I had a bath with them, lighting some candles and doing 'self-care' to get used to them. I ate dinner with them, even though they were telling me not to. I'm now in bed, but they are still there, looking at me, trying to bring me down.
I'm worried about how bad being told I'm doing well makes me feel.
I'm worried I've become attached to my counsellor and GP and that if I get better I will miss them. Am I feeling sad about that inevitable loss?
Is it ED twisting my thoughts telling me that doing better equates to being greedy and weak?
Am I angry that being told I'm doing well simplifies the torment I go through some days to make the 'right' (for life, not ED) decisions?
Why is it that being told I'm doing well makes me feels this way? Am I just being attention seeking?
Is this 'normal'? Does anyone else feel the same? I want to get better, I want to make progress, yet I don't want to be told I'm doing well. What is up with that?
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Hey all, Did anyone else have trouble with the movies taking forever to load? Or was I the lucky one that got picked to try my patience today. I could only get thru 200 movies today, because 98% for them took almost a full minute to load. I dearly love this "game" and enjoy the heck out if it. BUT, tonight was not fun. Don't understand the problem as we aren't having any bad weather, winds, rain or snow. All of which have been known to mess with my internet connection at times. Oh well, tomorrow is another day, hope it's better.
Goodnight all, happy catching,
Carol, I did not notice any unusually long load times while I was on. Hope it clears up for you. Best regards,Mike C.
Hi @CarolakaMema!
Sorry to hear you've been having trouble is it working OK for you now? If it's anything beyond internet connection, we'll try to pin it down!
Best and thanks for letting us know, as always,Egle
Just started gaming, and the same here : loading takes several seconds ...
Hi Carol -Always frustrating when things slow down. I went through a period over the Holidays where I was having all kinds of troubles with my download speed. My internet service provider (ISP) was having connection issues due to weather, etc. Things have finally been sorted out and I am back up to speed.
During the process I used an online internet speed test (you can search for one with your browser) such as Frontier, Spectrum, etc. These will show you what the download speed of the internet is at your house. This will let you know if it is something local at your end or possibly something happening at the source. Hope this helps.
Oooh, nice tip with the internet speed test, @gcalkins!! I'll check it out too...


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You may find many trading systems on the Internet that are ready to work on FIX API Forex. However, it should be understood that there is no such thing as a free lunch. Most of these "working systems" are nothing more than a set of trading rules and principles that do not guarantee results.
Today I will make a small FIX API tutorial, in which I will tell you what you should look for when searching for simple trading systems.
First, you need to understand what elements should a simple trading strategy include:
- Working timeframe. A trading system must necessarily have a work interval in its description. For example, scalping systems generally conduct the analysis on the M1-M5 timeframe. Fix api arbitration systems perform operations in a fraction of a second. And trend-based systems have a broad open position hold period and analyse within the H1-D1. At first glance this is a trivial method, but it's still valid. The result of a system designed for FIX API trading on D1 period, will be significantly different from trading on the M5.
- List of trading instruments. Also a simple but valid option. Some trading strategies are developed specifically for a particular asset or a small group of assets. As with the first parameter, if the system was made for the EUR/USD currency pair, trading on USD/CAD (or any other assets) does not guarantee the result.
- Analysis tool set. Of course, the description of the system should include the full set of analysis methods, namely the technical indicators, turning figures or support/resistance levels. This depends directly on the trading strategy. Each system on the Internet has this parameter (while 90% of systems consist only of it). But here it is important to understand that the indicators in the set must be mutually reinforcing. That is, the system should include both trend movement indicators, and the oscillator. If you already have some trading experience, you can easily determine if this condition is satisfied in the strategy.
- The parameters of risk and money management. Each system must have both entry and exit points. That is, the algorithm that shows when to open a transaction according to a signal (as in parameter 3), when to close it, and what volume to choose for a trade operation. Effective capital management helps to avoid major drawdowns and preserve the invested capital.
- Availability of process automation. It is not required, but if the system is capable to work in an algorithmic mode, then it will testify the reliability of the selected algorithm.
These are the key parameters that need to be included in a simple strategy for working on FIX API Forex market. With these parameters, you can filter out the selected strategies.
For example, trading systems, which are based on the intersection of moving averages, provide market entry parameters, however, is not always clear when to close the deal and what risk level to set. Strategies based on the candle (price action) analysis, describe the position entry and exit more accurately, however, only some of them include risk management options. Leveled strategies are much easier from this point of view. The levels already include the timeframe on which you'll work, the instrument set, and of course market entry and exit points. Scalping strategies also are easy to understand and include an extended list of necessary parameters.
Here I've tried to outline the key points that should be addressed in the search for simple trading systems. FIX API MT4 trading terminal includes many tools to conduct effective analysis, to which you should also pay attention when choosing strategies. The main thing to remember: the trading system should be simple and understandable for you!


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To celebrate Women In Horror Recognition month, Day of the Woman is celebrating by compiling the ABC's of women in horror.
there is a great deal of appreciation shown for Ms. PJ Soles.While she has quite a resume ranging from television to the silver screen, she is being glorified for her two most recognizable roles in the horror genre. [Not to say Rock 'N' Roll High School wasn't awesome]. P.J. Soles got her BIG moment in horror as most memorable playing red hat wearing bitch Norma Watson in the adaptation of Stephen King's Carrie. Norma is infamously hit in the face with the hose and drops down on the floor (still wearing that damn hat). P.J. Soles actually had her eardrum burst by the water and passed out on the floor. Shortly after, PJ Soles starred as Lynda Van Der Klock, the naked girl strangled by Michael Myers in a bed sheet with a telephone cord in Halloween. The role of Lynda was specifically written for Soles after John Carpenter had seen her in Carrie, and because of the way she said "totally". Without P.J. Soles, or the character of Lynda, this scene may never have even taken place.
Planet Etheria. A website entirely dedicated to horror, sci-fi, and fantasy work created by women. PlanetEtheria.com is also the only place linked to the free Encyclopedia of Women Directors of Horror, Sci-Fi, and Fantasy. Seriously, if you don't read this site...you're completely missing out.
Obviously, there are PLENTY of women and films that have yet to be uncovered, but who knows...maybe they'll make an appearance under another letter. Stay tuned to Day of the Woman for a continuation of this series and
for plenty of Women in Horror Recognition Month updates.


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Logobrand is a multi award winning Field Marketing agency. We work closely with our clients to deliver first class retail support strategies. With a busy year ahead, Logobrand are recruiting part time Tactical Field Merchandisers to join our team immediately. This part time role is ideally suited to individuals looking for a few hours work a week to fit around other commitments. Are you a student that can give a couple of hours a week, or a busy parent with a few hours to spare when the children are at school? Or do you see a big future in FMCG but wish to gain some experience from an entry level position?
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The Launch of On Courage by The Sebastopol Project. Wednesday 16th May 2018.
The Launch of On Courage by The Sebastopol Project. Wednesday 16th May 2018.
Wednesday 16th May saw a very special day for the launch of On Courage that contains 28 stories of brave and inspirational men and women who in the course of their duties gave so much. These are their stories as introduced by 28 Personalities stories of heroism and bravery.
Earlier in the day Her Majesty the Queen received a delegation of VC and GC holders and also representatives of the group's behind the book and a copy of On Courage: Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders was presented to Her Majesty the Queen.
Later that evening at the National Army Museum, Chelsea the official launch of On Courage took place with representatives of the Victoria Cross and George Cross Association and the Sebastopol Project and also some of the personalities who have contributed to the book by introducing some of the stories.
Anthony Crean of the Sebastopol Project get the launch evening underway.
Becca Maciejewska, The VC and GC Association
The opening speeches from Anthony Crean (The Sebastopol Project), Becca Maciejewska (The VC and GC Association) gave the invited audience details of how the project started and also talks by James Eadie (The Sebastopol Project) and Major Peter Norton GC (The VC and GC Association) talked about Combat Stress and how the proceeds of the sales of On Courage will go to help those who have served this country will receive the help they deserve.
James Eadie – The Sebastopol Project
Major Peter Norton GC, The VC and GC Association
Without doubt one of the most inspirational talks was by the multi Olympic gold medal winner Dame Katherine Grainger who spoke passionately about her involvement in On Courage as talked about Martin Eric Dunbar-Naismith VC and also about real heroes that are those who have given so much personal sacrifice. This was an incredibly moving and heartfelt speech.
That night I was humbled at times lost for words at being surrounded by men and women whose own stories of incredible bravery while serving this country.
Dr Spencer Jones, Tom Bromley, Paul Garlington and David Saul.
The Sebastopol Project and Sergeant Johnson Gideon Beharry VC
The Sebastopol Project, authors, public figures, The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association and Combat Stress.
The book was launched and there then followed a drinks reception and a chance for everyone to meet each other and listen to stories and enjoy the launch evening and obtain a copy of On Courage.
On Courage is officially launched.
Chief Superintendent James Wallace Beaton GC CVO
Chief Superintendent James Wallace Beaton GC CVO received the George Cross for protecting Princess Anne in March 1974. While Princess Anne was being driven down the Mall back to Buckingham Palace the car was stopped and an attempted Kidnap of the Princess was stopped by Inspector Beaton was shot three times including serious wounds to his chest and abdomen when he placed his own body in front of the kidnapper's weapon.
Sergeant Johnson Gideon Beharry VC
Sergeant Johnson Gideon Beharry VC was awarded the Victoria Cross the highest award military award for valour in 2005 by Her Majesty the Queen for saving the lives of his unit 1st Battalion The Princess of Wales Royal Regiment on two occasions in 2004, he sustained serious head injuries during the second engagement.
Lady Dodd, Baroness Hale, Margaret Macmillan, Dame Katherine Grainger and Kate Adie.
Tom Bromley, Author
Paul Garlington, Author
Lady Dodd
Lady Dodd the wife on the Late Sir Ken Dodd who made a contribution to On Courage with the story of Norman Jackson VC.
On Courage Launch
My thanks must go to Kate Klevitt at Four-Colman Getty, for all the incredible help and assistance and everyone at The Sebastopol Project and The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association for a deeply moving and inspirational book launch.
On Courage is available now via Waterstones and also Amazon with proceeds going to two charities in Combat Stress and also The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association.
On Courage: Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders by The Sebastopol Project
On Courage – Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders by The Sebastopol Project
It is a great honour to have been asked to become involved in the launch of On Courage: Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders by The Sebastopol Project. The book is a collection of 28 stories of those who have been awarded The Victoria Cross or The George Cross. Each of the stories is introduced by a personality. Alexander Armstrong, Baroness Hale, Bear Grylls, Bill Beaumont, Bobby Charlton, Katherine Grainger, Kelly Holmes, Derek Jacobi, Eddie Redmayne, Frank Bruno, Geoffrey Palmer, Jeremy Irons, Joanna Kavenna, Joanna Lumley, John Simpson, Joseph Calleja, Julian Fellowes, Kate Adie, Ken Dodd, Margaret MacMillan, Mark Pougatch, Mary Berry, Michael Whitehall and Jack Whitehall, Miranda Hart, Richard Chartres, Tom Ward, Will Greenwood, and Willie Carson.
I am delighted to talk about one of those stories from the book introduced by John Simpson CBE – Group Captain Leonard Cheshire VC.
The word 'hero' is used far too easily in our lives today what On Courage will to the reader are twenty-eight real heroes who bravery and self-sacrifice despite everything that is against them is nothing more that moving and inspirational.
Leonard Cheshire VC was a shy man who never really spoke of his time during the war but his heroism while serving in the RAF in WWII spoke volumes of the man. A man who courage saved many a fellow airman during the war. He was awarded the VC not for a specific action but for the time from 1940 to 1944. He had completed four tours of duty in the RAF and had completed 100 sorties over enemy territory with selfless bravery.
John Simpson details the life of Leonard Cheshire VC and makes for incredible and moving reading. Leonard Cheshire VC had a life of two halves after the war he married for the second time to Sue Ryder who herself was a wonderful humanitarian. For Leonard Cheshire after the ended he found it difficult to adjust to normal life and so began his charitable work that would become his second half of his life. In 1948 The Leonard Cheshire Disability Charity was founded and operates here in the UK and in many parts of the world to this day. He also went on to found other charities with his wife Sue Ryder.
I was left incredibly humbled just reading this one story of twenty-eight in the book. Stories that should be told so that future generations can learn of the selfless acts of heroism and bravery.
Proceeds of sales of On Courage will be going to Combat Stress and also The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association.
On Courage contributors:
Introductions to the stories in the book have been provided by the following public figures: Kate Adie, Alexander Armstrong, Bill Beaumont, Mary Berry, Frank Bruno, Joseph Calleja, Willie Carson, Sir Bobby Charlton, Bishop Richard Chartres, Sir Ken Dodd, Lord Julian Fellowes, Dame Katherine Grainger, Will Greenwood, Bear Grylls, Baroness Hale, Miranda Hart, Dame Kelly Holmes, Jeremy Irons, Sir Derek Jacobi, Joanna Kavenna, Joanna Lumley, Margaret MacMillan, Geoffrey Palmer, Mark Pougatch, Eddie Redmayne, John Simpson, Tom Ward, Michael Whitehall and Jack Whitehall.
About The Sebastopol Project
The Sebastopol Project is a charitable endeavour aimed at inspiring the public with stories of the diverse and courageous acts of men and women awarded the Victoria Cross and George Cross. Its ambition is to raise funds for the benefit of current and former members of the British armed forces and their dependents through the publication and sale of On Courage.
About The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association
The Victoria Cross and George Cross Association represents all living holders of the Victoria Cross and George Cross. The Victoria Cross (VC) is the highest military decoration awarded for valour "in the face of the enemy" to members of the armed forces. The George Cross (GC) is awarded to those who have displayed the greatest heroism or the most conspicuous courage whilst in extreme danger. vcgca.org
The Victoria Cross and George Cross Medals.
400 Pages.
Thank you to Kate Klevitt from Four – Colman Getty for the review copy of On Courage: Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders by The Sebastopol Project.
On Courage: Stories of Victoria Cross and George Cross Holders is published by Constable and imprint of Little, Brown and was published today 17th May 2018 and is available through Waterstones, Amazon and through your local independent bookshop.
About Combat Stress
Combat Stress is the UK's leading charity for veterans' mental health. For almost a century, the charity has helped former servicemen and women deal with trauma related mental health problems such as anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). combatstress.org.uk
I am delighted to announce that in conjunction with Four-Colman Getty I am running a free prize draw to win a copy of On Courage. This is a free to enter prize draw and is a UK based competition. The draw will close at 6pm Sunday 20th May. Head over to my Twitter page @thelastword1962 and RT and Follow the Prize Draw Tweet. I will draw a winner and they will be notified via a DM. The prize will be issued by Four-Colman Getty. This is book that you will not want to miss. Good luck.


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Mika is 10 years old and was picked up by the dog warden and ended up at the pound, although to be honest, this was a blessing as we then took her under our wing. Her ears were in a disgusting state, to which she's been to the vets every week to get them cleaned. They are now sorted.
She's not great on her back legs, but this could also be down to muscle wastage. Since she's been in kennels, she's probably looked the best she has for such a long time.
She gets very excited when she sees other dogs and a little vocal. She will snap at them if they get to close. She's probably not been well socialised either.
She likes the odd toy and does come alive when you start to play with her. She's either hard of hearing, or previous owners never interacted with her so she lives in her own little world.
There must be someone out there who can help this lovely old girl, she is desperate to get out of kennels and have some 121 attention.
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Is there a cure for herpes?
The question that runs through the minds of all the herpes patients every single day is- "Is there a cure for herpes?". Especially if you are recently diagnosed with the herpes simplex virus, then you might not take off your brain from this question. It is digital age, the era of internet, smart phones and the time when you can reach the other corner of the world while sitting on your desktop. Therefore it is obvious that other than doctor you have already searched the internet for an appropriate answer. Did you get a conclusive statement for herpes cure? Or was it a mixed response with some sites claiming that there is no cure for herpes and others giving you a hope of kicking the virus out permanently? With most of you it is the second case. Now, as you must have searched a lot on internet, so, before moving further, I want to ask you…. Is there a cure for herpes?
I guess, you might not have got the answer. Actually, nobody is at fault, for all other things you can get an exact answer within seconds but not herpes. Because herpes is not a much talked about disease, it is still an infection that is not treated as mere infection, there are more myths revolving around in the world of internet than facts and proven truths. For getting your answers, satisfying and reliable answers, you need to explore deeply and beyond the internet. Especially, when it comes regarding herpes cure, because it is a matter of strict concern. This is what I did. You will get information but one web site will be contrasting the other sites' explanations. This will only create dilemma and will leave you exactly where you started from- is there a cure for herpes? For this answer you need to go beyond conventional search- beyond internet and explore different forms of treatment methods. After referring many books, e- books, internet and consulting some researchers I decided to write this article so that all those in search of cure for herpes may get these extremely helpful tips. And most importantly will get an answer about whether there is a cure for herpes or not. So, before going to the solution for how to cure herpes, let us go to what is herpes.
What is Herpes and what are the options for cure for herpes?
Herpes is a sexually transmitted disease caused by HSV (herpes simplex virus). This virus affects the genitals, the cervix, as well as the skin in other parts of the body. Apart from this, it is not mentioned anywhere that it also has a serious impact on the patients' mental state and social behavior. This at times become the most challenging part to deal with from the viewpoint of herpes patient. Herpes is a chronic condition that may sometimes lead to genital ulcers . There are more people infected of herpes virus than people with high blood pressure and diabetes. But the same trend does not go for solutions available. There are a very few books and e-book to help those who are caught by the deadly virus. There are only a few resources talking in detail about the rampant disease. This is why the internet is filled with misleading information about herpes cure. The sources, actually reliable sources are hard to find. Almost everywhere it is claimed that herpes is not curable. By this time you also must be reading the article with a mindset that herpes is impossible to deal with permanently. But from decades we have been looking at the disease this way only. Finally, the time has come when we are required to rethink on the same aspect to come out with a different answer, the answer for which all of us were waiting, the answer which will definitely kill the entire stigma related to herpes. All the well approved medications prescribed by every doctor, who leads to a profit of millions of dollars, are easily available form any medical store. Still we were claiming all the time that there is no cure for the disease till date. And if it was so, then what was the point in spending dollars over something that simply cannot cure the disease? The medicines for treating herpes- this information you will get anywhere and everywhere. By now you know it all- all the antivirals that can help you to get rid of the symptoms of herpes. Generally prescribed antiviral medications approved by FDA are
Conventional medications for herpes
- Acyclovir: Oldest antiviral medicine available since 1982.
- Valacyclovir: A newer version that efficiently delivers acyclovir into human body.
- Famciclovir: It stops HSV from replicating inside the human body.
You can also get detailed knowledge about the over the counter medications for herpes treatment. No doubt, these medicines may be effective for cure for herpes. Yeah, they might seem to be solving the answer of your question- Is there a cure for herpes. But that illusion will only stay with you, until you are not aware of the entire truth about these medications. The fact is, only at few places you will get the details of the side effects that these drugs incorporate into our body. Acyclovir being the oldest to be claimed for herpes cure has a larger number of side effects. Starting from nausea, it may cause vomiting, diarrhea and headache. And wait, it is not going to stop here, you may also feel agitation, confusion, rashes, anemia, muscle pain, hypersensitivity reactions, seizures and hepatitis. Valtrex, also called Valacyclovir, is the most common name on the doctor's prescription list if you go for treatment of herpes. Side effects of Valtrex may include headache, dizziness, tired feeling, depression, nausea, vomiting, stomach pain, joint pain, menstrual pain, skin rash, stuffy nose, or sore throat and the list is still not complete. There are many more yet to be figured out. There is much better option to go for: natural cure for herpes with which at least you are safe from any type of side effects. Have a look at what natural products you can use in order to get relief. Read more to know details about the effects and side-effects of the medications for herpes.
Here below, in these points of natural cure for herpes, we are going to give you the exact and yes of course, unexpected solution of your question- is there a cure for herpes. Let us go further:
Monolaurin: Monolaurin consists of glycerol and lauric acid, which together make up coconut oil. Coconut oil is known to have anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties. Cooking with it and drinking coconut water increases the immune support. Apply oil directly to sores it will clear them up very quickly. Read more to know in detail about the benefits of coconut oil for herpes.
Licorice Roots: Licorice roots consist of therapeutic properties, which are helpful for the treatment of herpes infection. Licorice has glycyrrhizic acid, which fights against the herpes virus. For the treatment of herpes, the extracts of licorice roots can be effective.
Echinacea: Any part of this medicinal plant consumed as tea, juice or pills can be proved to be very efficient in cure for herpes.
Lemon Balm: Lemon balm and herpes. It has flavonoids, phenolic acid, and rosmarinic acid, which helps in healing the sores or blisters. Prepare a lemon balm tea. Let it steep for some time. Then, soak a cotton ball in it and apply directly on the sores. It will be an effective answer to your question- Is there a cure for herpes. Read more to get further details about lemon balm for herpes treatment.
Oregano Oil: Oregano oil, with its anti-viral properties, helps in the speedy recovery of herpes blisters. You just need to apply some oregano oil directly on the infected area. Read more to have more knowledge about "Can oregano oil cure herpes?"
Tea tree oil: To heal the herpes sores outbreak, tea tree oil is a useful remedy. Take some water in a glass. Add few drops of tea tree oil and gargle to remove ulcers from mouth. For genital herpes, use an eye-dropper to put drops on the infected area. it will be a well proven natural cure for herpes. Read more to know about how can tea tree oil for herpes be beneficial.
Aloe Vera Gel: Aloe vera is the best remedy for herpes with its natural healing properties. You can drink aloe vera juice or can also apply it on the sores for quick healing. Click here to know more about aloe vera and herpes.
Soap and Warm Water: Soaking the herpes sore in warm water surely relieves the pain and itching. To keep the affected area infection-free and clean, use soap. After all, keeping an area that's covered with sores clean and free of infection is one step closer to healing the sores.
Herbal Tea and black coffee: Herbal tea is an effective solution for avoiding any type of skin diseases. For treating pain and itching arising due to herpes black coffee sip can also be an alternative.
Lysine: One of the other natural remedies for herpes is lysine. It is a kind of amino acids that is found in foods, including milk, brewer's yeast, cheeses, chicken, etc. It is known for reducing herpes outbreak and an effective method of herpes natural cure.
Manuka Honey: Manuka honey has anti-bacterial and anti-viral properties. It helps in quick healing of herpes blisters and cold sores. You just need to apply some manuka honey directly on the infected area. Is there a cure for herpes via use of Manuka Honey ? Of course, there is. Read more to know about "Can honey cure herpes?"
Domeboro Powder: Domeboro powder can be used for healing the herpes infection. It can be used on the sores in the form of compress or wet dressing. The powder helps in soothing the irritated and itchy skin.
Breathable clothing: When dealing with sores, remember to wear loose-fitting clothing. This allows air to circulate and keeps sweat and moisture away from the affected area. Although this doesn't entirely answer your question – "is there a cure for herpes" but still it helps in controlling the virus and outbreaks.
Peppermint oil: In experiments, peppermint oil has stopped a number of viruses from reproducing, including herpes. However, it is not clear till now whether peppermint oil would have any effect on the herpes virus in humans. So, we still have tests going on to see if we can consider peppermint oil as viable cure for herpes problem.
Natural Oils: Natural oils are effective in relieving the herpes ache and itching. Olive, jojoba, tea tree, vitamin E, camellia, and calendula oils are known for fighting against the virus. You just need to apply any of the natural oil or mixture of some oils on the infected area, gently. This will heal the infected skin and will be a better cure for herpes than medication. So is there a cure for herpes via the proper use of the right natural oils. Hell yes, there is certainly possibility of curing herpes via natuarl oils like olive and tea tree.
Rhubarb cream: In one Swiss study, a topical cream made from sage (Salvia officinalis) and rhubarb was found to be as effective as Zovirax in healing cold sores. Sage by itself was not beneficial.
Goldenseal: Goldenseal is another natural treatment for herpes. Take some walnut hull powder and add Echinacea and goldenseal in it. Stir it well to make a paste. Apply the paste on the infected area. Goldenseal is also available in pills, tincture, salve, and bulk powder.
Stress management: Just like taking it easy and getting plenty of rest is important during an outbreak, those suffering from herpes should avoid stress. Stress has been directly linked to suppression of the immune system, your body's way of keeping the herpes virus dormant and in check. The question "is there a cure for herpes" in itself might be giving you lots of stress and anxiety but remember that life is more than herpes or no herpes. Try to get some motivation by doing stuffs you like and being with people who care for you.
Cornstarch: Powders have long been used for their drying properties. To dry the herpes sores, apply some cornstarch directly on the infected area. While it might not seem a good cure for herpes, it certainly helps in dealing with herpes outbreaks.
Is there a cure for herpes? Click here to find some efficient natural remedies for herpes treatment.
Propolis: A resin made by bees, propolis is loaded with antioxidants that help fight infection and boost the functionality of immune system. Test tube studies prove it well how it can stop HSV-1 and HSV-2 from reproducing. See, even the bees can solve your question- Is there a cure for herpes, and you are still searching.
There are antiviral medicines, such as acyclovir, famciclovir and valacyclovir which are frequently used for herpes, and also the natural methods discussed above can only reduce the symptoms and cannot cure the infection. Let us have a look at the benefits of using these herpes cures. The natural herpes cure can
- Decrease the severity and length of these outbreaks.
- Help the sores heal faster, keep away new sores from forming, and decrease pain/itching.
- These methods may also help reducing the pain that remains after the sores get healed.
- In addition, in people with a weakened immune system, these drugs can decrease the risk of the virus spreading to other parts of the body and causing serious infections.
We have mentioned over here every possible artificial and natural cure for herpes. Yes, as mentioned, they will not make you herpes free, but will surely help you to stay in normal condition reducing your pain and healing your sores. So, I think now you must have got the answer of Is there a cure for herpes.
So, have you got the answer to the million dollar question – is there a cure for herpes ?
If we talk about kicking the virus of your body, I came across an extremely effective and affordable method: HSV Eraser. One completely different still natural treatment has evolved to heal millions all around the world. It directly is based on the same concept if you establish a correlation. I am talking about the amazing HSV Eraser guide. The author has wind up his research about herpes, its natural treatment and the emotional roller coaster the patients suffering from herpes experience in the form of an e-book.
It uses a two step natural process as HSV Eraser. Being natural, it well suits your body and kills the virus, but without any side effects. It stands out from the queue of all the above discussed natural treatments because it is scientifically tested and proven by researchers. Moreover erase herpes is the only key to a herpes free life. It is the only process designed exclusively to permanently getting rid of the pain, stigma and continuous outbreaks of herpes. So many people delay, deny, and diffuse their healing. The only reason I could see that stops yourself from giving it a try is that you don't desire to heal it. This was for the 50 million people in the United States who are suffering from herpes and were desperate about finding the right cure for herpes. Go ahead; grab the cure which is perfect for you, your body and soul.


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Ever since I found out that my good friend Michael Pokocky has this thing with blue in general and blue flowers in particular, I seem to be extra alert on blue flowers.
Some of the more recent ones were uploaded to my flickr photostream with blue ones as a special gift to my good friend and writer.
One of the pictures was this one taken at Monavale of which I reported in a previous post.
What was most beautiful was this comment.
we artists can only look in wonder
at what no mortal can design
I guess it so relates back to my own sentiments when it comes to the existence of a creator. I could read a library of apologetic, agnostic or atheist literature and still, looking at nature makes me so sure that this all cannot be just the result of random and purposeless chance.
Thanks Michael for this great comment!
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Off to the races
Ladies and Gentlemen, this is a fight for our freedom and our Country. I can't see it as anything less. We're going to have to fight at whatever level necessary to win.
In that train of thought, I want to present you with the highly condensed version of the other team's playbook:
(via Conservablogs NN&V)
Rules for Radicals provides the organizer with a tactical style for community organization that assumes an adversarial relationship between groups of people in which one either dominates or is dominated.
"The first rule of power tactics is: power is not only what you have but what the enemy thinks you have."
"Wherever possible go outside the experience of the enemy. Here you want to cause confusion, fear, and retreat."
"Make the enemy live up to their own book of rules. You can kill them with this. They can no more obey their own rules than the Christian church can live up to Christianity."
"Ridicule is man's most potent weapon. It is almost impossible to counterattack ridicule. Also, it infuriates the opposition, who then react to your advantage."
"The threat is generally more terrifying than the thing itself."
"In a fight almost anything goes. It almost reaches the point where you stop to apologize if a chance blow lands above the belt."
"Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it."
"One of the criteria for picking the target is the target's vulnerability … the other important point in the choosing of a target is that it must be a personification, not something general and abstract."
"The enemy properly goaded and guided in his reaction will be your major strength."
Don't worry about "But that's Saul Alinsky!" or that those are the rules that Communists, Socialists and terrorists play by. In World War II, the Allies, in essence, tossed out a goodly portion of the rule book in order to defeat Hitler. Cities were deliberately destroyed, even when no major military targets were present, in order to demoralize our enemy. In the War of Northern Aggression, Grant set Sherman (*spit*) loose on the South with orders to to destroy the Confederacy's will to fight, and Sherman made his famous March To The Sea, which is remembered in these parts over 150 years later. Please note who won and who lost in these cases. It's a tactic that any thinking person would rather not employ, but when it's a fight to the death, better theirs than yours.
Make up your mind--would you rather dominate or be dominated? That's how the Left is looking at this, and the sooner you figure that out and start employing their own tactics against them, the sooner we can start putting them back in their proper place--out of power.
By Any Means Necessary.


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Folk and alternative medicine
Treatment with medicinal herbs. Herbal medicine is one of the oldest ways of dealing with illnesses. The method is based on accumulated knowledge about plants, their impact on the human body. The herbal medicine includes such modern trends as phytotherapy and aromatherapy.
Prayers, incantations, bioenergy, Many people are skeptical about this type of treatment. But this method is a symbiosis of work with the chakras, self-suggestion and hypnosis, and sometimes the higher unconscious person – according to your faith be it unto you. It can have a significant beneficial effect in some cases.
Homeopathy. It is a method of treatment based on the principle of using small doses of drugs that cause an action similar to the action of the disease itself. Treatment of diseases by the method of "like with like".
Modern medicine can cure many diseases, to do complex operations, there were vitamins, hormones, various prophylactic and therapeutic drugs. And, it would seem, to alternative medicine would not be necessary. However, a large number of people prefer natural remedies, instead of artificial medicines. Continue reading
Folk healers of China: Sheng, Shui and Miao
In China inhabited by 56 different nationalities. So traditional medicine in unprecedented diversity.
Many residents of European countries believe that folk medicine is something close to quackery, or at best, a cultural relic of the past. However, in recent years more and more patients for whom Eastern medicine was the only hope of a cure. Where is the truth between these two opposing views? Perhaps a review of traditions of folk medicine of some Chinese ethnic groups will shed light on this question. Let's start with the medicine peoples Sheng, Shui and Miao.
People shes
The representatives of the nation she live mostly in the mountainous regions of China, where flora and fauna are relatively scarce. People mainly live in villages and houses located far from each other, so in the event of illness or accident help you have to wait quite a long time.
That is why each family is a small subsistence farming, and medicinal herbs and roots are available in almost every home people prepare them for the future, in order to make an exchange with neighbors.
Often medicines are used in combination with such traditional for the entire Chinese treatments such as acupuncture. banks and various medical ointments.
The Shui nationality
Representatives of ethnic Shui resettled in the South-West of the country in the Sanshou-Soiskatelei County in Guizhou province. This region is rich in fish, rice, flowers and fruit. Fertile soils and a temperate climate with abundant rainfall ensures a huge variety of medical raw materials. Continue reading
Several unusual methods of treatment of tinnitus — noise or ringing in the ears
Judging by the popularity of my articles about tinnitus, this issue is a concern for many people website visitors. Here's a previous article with tag tinnitus .
But as an official, trusted and working method of treatment of tinnitus just isn't there, then today I publish several methods, which are described on the Internet and from my point of view can help in noise and ringing in the ears.
Describe things as they are, and give links to the original sources. If You have specific questions regarding techniques, it is best to contact them and not me.
Acupressure (finger massage)
Please note that when exercising acupressure is always done in a circular motion and often only at low pressure.
Below are effective techniques that should be carried out with noise in the ears:
First press 7 seconds on the index finger the point in the dimple above the upper lip, directly under his nose. Then, with medium force, push the dot at the end of the root of the nose, near the eyebrows is also 7 seconds. Repeat these techniques several times a day.
The following method of acupressure helps to improve blood circulation in the ear. Continue reading


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By siliconindia | Wednesday, 28 July 2010, 13:12 Hrs
Bangalore: Nokia continues to flood the Indian markets with new phone launches. The latest entrant in the lineup of new phones from Nokia is the X6 8GB. Priced at 14,499, the official announcement of the X6 8GB was made on Twitter by Nokia. The device has a 3.2 inch capacitive touch screen with an aspect ratio of 16:9. It packs in a 5MP camera with dual LED flash and supports TV out and online share options. The X6 8GB runs on Symbian OS S60 5.0 and has Bluetooth, USB, WLAN connectivity features. Basically a music phone, the X6 8GB plays various music formats like MP3, SpMidi, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA and MTP. It plays 35 hours of music and 4.5 hours of video. The talk time of the phone scores at 11.5 hours on GSM and 6 hours on 3G. With other Nokia phones like C3, C6, E5 coming to Indian market soon, looks like it's raining phones for the Indian consumer who can well be spoilt for choice.


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OK everyone, I've got a question: If Vomeronasal Organ (RC pg 116) gives a boost to social skills, why not the Booster? I mean with the Olfactory Booster I can get MUCH better sense of smell (up to +6 vs + 3 for Vomeronasal Organ).
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Concert Schedule
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The public may call (202) 737-4215 or visit www.nga.gov for more information about the National Gallery of Art.
Release Date: September 5, 2012
The Seventy-first Season of Concerts at the National Gallery of Art
Sunday evenings at 6:30 pm in the West Building, West Garden Court, unless otherwise indicated. Please enter at 6th Street and Constitution Avenue NW.
* denotes concerts in the West Building Lecture Hall
** denotes concerts in the East Building Auditorium
September 5
National Gallery of Art New Music Ensemble
Music by John Cage
In conjunction with the John Cage Centennial Festival Washington, DC
Wednesday, 12:10 p.m.
**East Building Auditorium
September 9
National Gallery of Art New Music Ensemble
Music by John Cage
In conjunction with the John Cage Centennial Festival Washington, DC
East Building Atrium
September 23
Osman Kivrak, violist
Teri Lazar, violinist
Paul Kosower, cellist
Stephen Ackert, pianist
Music by J. S. Bach
September 26
Barbora Kolarova, violinist
Andrea Rousova, curator, National Gallery in Prague
Music and art from the Czech new wave
In conjunction with the Mutual Inspirations Festival
Wednesday, 12:10 p.m.
**East Building Auditorium
September 30
Catholic University of America Orchestra and Chorus
Music by Mozart and Rimsky-Korsakov
Preceded by a presentation on Mozart and Prague by Stephen Ackert
Pre-concert talk at 6:00 p.m.
October 7
Mak Grgic, guitarist
Stephen Ackert, organist
Music by Isaac, Kagen, Kohaut, and Weiss
In honor of Imperial Augsburg: Renaissance Prints and Drawings, 1475–1540
October 14
Thomas Mastroianni, pianist
Alessandra Marc, soprano
Ricardo Cyncynates, violinist
Music by Paganini, Liszt, and Verdi
In conjunction with the Celebration of Italian Art, Music, and Film
Preceded by a talk on 19th-century Italian Sculpture and the Risorgimento by David Gariff
Pre-concert talk at 6:00 p.m., *West Building Lecture Hall
Concert at 6:30 p.m., West Garden Court
October 21
I Musici di Roma
Music by Bossi, Rota, and other Italian composers
In conjunction with the Italian Cultural Institute/National Gallery of Art Celebration of Italian Art, Music, and Film
October 28
Tanya Vegvari Plescia, pianist
Music by Mozart, Hewitt, and Reinagle
In honor of Masterpieces of American Furniture from the Kaufman Collection, 1700–1830
November 4
PostClassical Ensemble and George Vatchnadze, pianist
Music by Shostakovich
November 11
Michael Lewin, pianist
Music by Debussy and other composers
November 18
Washington Saxophone Quartet
Music by Paquito D'Rivera and other composers
In honor of Roy Lichtenstein: A Retrospective
November 25
National Gallery of Art Orchestra
Philippe Entremont, guest conductor and soloist
Music by Brahms, Danielpour, and Mozart
December 2
Reformation Lutheran Church Choir, Washington, DC
Music by Bales, Leavitt, and other composers
Marking the 70th anniversary of the first concert at the National Gallery
December 9
Great Noise Ensemble
Music by Bayolo, Górecki, and Pärt
East Building Atrium
December 12
Joseph Smith, pianist
Music by Chopin, Gershwin, and Korngold
Wednesday, 12:10 p.m.
*West Building Lecture Hall
December 16
Empire Brass with Elisabeth von Trapp, soprano
Holiday concert
December 23
Jennifer Lane, soprano
Kenneth Slowik, fortepianist
December 30
National Gallery of Art Vocal Ensemble
New Year's concert
Music by Lehar, Strauss, and other composers
January 6
Andreas Sønning, flutist, and Ensemble
Music by Kjell Habbestad
**East Building Auditorium
Sponsored by the Royal Norwegian Embassy
January 13
Orava String Quartet
Music by Haydn and Mendelssohn
January 20
Carnegie Mellon University Piano Trio
Music by Schubert and Vali
Preceded by a presentation on the composers and their music
Pre-concert talk at 6:00 p.m., *West Building Lecture Hall
Concert at 6:30 p.m., West Garden Court
January 27
Rachel Barton Pine, violinist
Music by Paganini
In collaboration with the Phillips Collection and in honor of Color, Line, Light: French Drawings, Watercolors, and Pastels from Delacroix to Signac
Concert begins at the Phillips Collection at 4:00 p.m.
Concert continues at the Gallery at 6:30 p.m., West Garden Court
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