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Mark 11: 22 “Have faith in God,” Jesus answered.
Psalm 91:9-13 If you say, ”the Lord is my refuge” and make the Most High your dwelling, no harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. For he will command his angels concerning you to guard you in all your ways; they will lift you up in their hands, so that you will not strike your foot against the stone. You will tread on the lion and the cobra; you will trample the great lion and the serpent.
So while everyone was having his or her Labor Day weekend somewhere – God sent me back home to my province. In complete obedience – I surrendered to his will to settle family matters. But God had a greater plan that I did not see coming. As I arrived the so-called “problems” were already being addressed one by one without me lifting a finger. The Lord just wanted me to be there and be a witness. I thought I would be having headaches with relationship issues – instead I had the greatest “mother-daughter time” in Iloilo.
I never expected to be spending real quality time with my mother. Growing up I was very close to my mom. I use to say “I will be like her when I grow up”. She was so beautiful.
She is a free-spirited, lenient, good deal shopper, and a great entrepreneur.
But like all of us, my mom is not perfect and has made her own mistakes and wrong decisions. I lost connection with my mom for a good 11 years. She was based in the US then while we were in the Philippines finishing college. We hardly had the chance to get in touch with her. This was hard for me. Just 7 years ago, she came back to settle down here in the Philippines. Things have changed so much between us. I was not just her daughter anymore.
I was also a wife, a mother and an independent grown up woman. This was not easy for her to receive.
A decade of lost time that could have been made of memories has brought us farther away from each other. We never really had the chance to bond just us alone. So God made a way. During my stay, we were able to Zumba early in the morning and go to the gym.
We went to the spa almost every day.
We had girl bonding time – having our nails fix, facial and a hair make over.
We had Saturday family lunch, which is also quite rare.
We had the privilege to watch Mayweather – Pacquiao fight in a German resto with the rest of the family.
We went to church for worship. We had great, wonderful conversations. I was completely refreshed and my spirit was renewed. I couldn’t ask for more. This was exactly what I needed.
So here are my take away from this trip.
Sometimes God sends you out for a mission – only to find out you are “the mission”.
So when he calls you to do something, don’t wrestle. Take the adventure. God has a great way to twist the plot of the story. In this scenario – I ultimately learned the most out of the experience. Mission Accomplished!
2. Never underestimate your problems – they could be BLESSINGS in DISGUISE.
The devil wants us to think our problems will eat us alive or t. Thats why we fear problems when it knocks on our door. The truth is problems help us learn real life lessons. Problems teach us to be more Christ-like. Problems help us endure, be patient and be strong. With that said, problems can truly be a blessing in disguise.
Obey God … His favor goes before you and you have nothing to fear.
I would have missed a lot if I did not obey God. I would have not rested and still be busy and stressed. I would missed out bonding with my mom – come to think of it I had my early “mother’s day” celebration! I would have not witness changed lives. His loving kindness allowed me to experience a “miracle”. Only God can make this more than I could ever imagine it would be.
So with all of these as my learning I am ready to say on the next assignment: Lord Send Me.
Thanks for this honest and inspiring post , timely that I happened to read it on Mothers day and reminded me to appreciate my mum ! Really blessed by what your husband shared in the previous post too. Thank you for sharing your lives and truly adding an ounce of faith . God bless you with His favor that lasts for a lifetime !
Thank you for your encouragement. I pray that every ounce of faith story we have can help another person’s faith.


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CWFinder with this update CW_list_Attack.txt (with 180081 cw's) is primarily intended for members who are not able to use CSA_RBT and for those who want to test.
Many thanks to all members who have posted new BISS CW keys that are in this CW_list_Attack.
I merged all CW_list_Attack at this topic into one file and also removed duplicate lines and arranged it , now the file CW_list_Attack.txt contains 749130 lines (arranged and no duplicate).
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The Drugs Are Doing ME!
Who do I think I am, Bono?!

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As he journeys from the Deep South to the streets and basements of Harlem, from a horrifying "battle royal" where black men are reduced to fighting animals, to a Communist rally where they are elevated to the status of trophies, Ralph Ellison's nameless protagonist ushers readers into a parallel universe that throws our own into harsh and even hilarious relief. Suspenseful and sardonic, narrated in a voice that takes in the symphonic range of the American language, black and white, Invisible Man is one of the most audacious and dazzling novels of our century.
Ralph Ellison was a scholar and writer. He was born Ralph Waldo Ellison in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, named by his father after Ralph Waldo Emerson. Ellison was best known for his novel Invisible Man, which won the National Book Award in 1953. He also wrote Shadow and Act (1964), a collection of political, social and critical essays, and Going to the Territory (1986). Ellison references music in his novel, having once thought of becoming a composer himself - he took a few lessons from an early admirer of Schoenberg, Wallingford Riegger, but stopped.

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The first visit to our office is designed to get you better acquainted with all we offer as well as introduce you to Dr. Mendelsohn and our caring staff. We encourage questions and do our best to always deliver quality care.
Please take a moment prior to your scheduled appointment to download our patient forms. We ask that you complete the forms and bring them with you, along with your photo ID, to your appointment so we may better assist you in a timely manner. Thank you for your confidence in our office. We look forward to assisting you with all your dental needs.

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Because most varieties of art inform and cross-reference each other—visual artists, for example, typically have other creative passions like gardening, classical guitar, writing—this month we celebrate National Poetry Month.
Check the Academy of American Poets’ website for NPM events and celebrations. Coming up April 17 is Poem in Your Pocket Day.
The Academy of American Poets has some great resources on its site, including a National Poetry Almanac that devotes a section to Poetry and Art. My favorite subject within this category is visual art’s (more specifically, Picasso’s) influence on Gertrude Stein. A friend of Picasso’s, and ever the experimental writer, Stein forayed into “verbal Cubism” in her 1914 book, Tender Buttons—poems modeled after visual effects she observed in the artist’s paintings.


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What a lovely spring day!
So I’ve been out and taken photos to send you.
About time, I know, but if it’s possible for dust to affect the brain, then that’s my excuse. Walls have come down, floors have come up and ceilings are all over the place. I know I asked for it, but I’d forgotten just how pervasive the dust is. My eyes, my nose and I hate the fact my hands are always dry.
Anyway, I seemed to have forgotten how to work my camera, but a quick lesson from son Max, shaking his head at my uselessness, have resulted in a few images for you.
A group of brilliant lads from the local Enterprise Board ’s horticultural initiative came round and we planted a dozen or so fruit trees from local Brogdale – home of the National Collection. They look like a collection of twigs, rather than the beginnings of an orchard, but with a scattering of bulbs and a bit of imagination, I can see myself one day, sitting there surrounded by blossom.
Wishful thinking is what it takes at this stage. My builder, James is ace, but things move at a much slower pace than I’d imagined, and I’m camping out in the meantime, with all my belongings back in boxes or under dust sheets.
Tomorrow, I dust myself down, and go to Chiswick House to celebrate the winners of the Against the Odds garden writing competition run by the Telegraph to commemorate the sad death of friend Elspeth Thompson. Will report back.

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No, it's not Gallagher's watermelon smashing comeback act. Nearly two-dozen Chinese farmers are reporting cases of "exploding" watermelons.
The melons are not intentionally rigged with explosive devices—they're the result of overdoses of growth chemicals used by farmers. The chemical, forchlorfenuron, is not a new product, but was apparently new to these farmers in eastern China's Danyang city in Jiangsu province who lost over 100 acres of the melons, causing devastating financial losses for the farmers.
In Shanghai, not too far from Danyang, watermelons available at local markets also showed symptoms of excessive forchlorfenuron exposure such as misshaped fruits with an abnormal number of white seeds instead of black seeds.
The forchlorfenuron had been applied too late in the melons' growth cycle, and some of it was applied during the wet season, which can also trigger melons to break open. Forgoing the chemical during that time means the incidence of explosion would have been less, according to a regional horticulturist from the Nanjing Agricultural University who has been closely monitoring the situation. Professor Wang Liangju told the Associated Press that the chemical is safe when used appropriately, but, it's heavily regulated in the U.S.—only permitted on grapes and kiwis.
This isn't the first incident of Chinese farmers who are abusing chemicals (both legal and illegal). The misuse of pesticides and fertilizers is widespread throughout the country. Last year, traces of a banned pesticide, isocarbophos, was found in beans grown in several provinces leading to nearly 4 tons being destroyed. Additional misuse of artificial colors and sweeteners are also widespread.


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The Schloss: administrative centre and the symbol of the university.
The Prinzipalmarkt is the historic principal marketplace of Münster.
On behalf of the Steering Committee of the German Endocrine- Brain-Immune-Network (GEBIN) it is our great pleasure to cordially invite you to the 12th meeting of the GEBIN in Münster 2017.
Since more than 25 years the GEBIN has been a frontier in promoting interdisciplinary research in anatomy, endocrinology, immunology, ethology, neurology, psychiatry, psychology, and zoology, but also in more recent contributory fields such as dermatology, (neuro)pharmacology and gynecology.
The GEBIN 2017 meeting will be divided into several thematic sessions including one joint session with the research focus group neuroendocrinology of the German Society for Immunology. Each session will be opened with an introductory key note lecture by an internationally recognized expert in the fi eld. This is followed by short oral presentations selected from submitted abstracts. Poster sessions will also further provide a forum for interactions between GEBIN newcomers and established scientists.
As in former years, GEBIN will also offer an Educations Short Course for graduate and PhD students on March 22-23, 2017.
We are very much looking forward to welcoming you in the beautiful city of Münster in spring 2017 for the GEBIN 2017 meeting.
The GEBIN Educational Short Course for graduate and PhD students will present basic elements of the communication between the nervous, the endocrine and the immune systems.


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This striking Blue & White Wool Tallit for men – Bar Mitzvah Tallit, Wedding Tallit is decorated with stripes of varying shades of beautiful Blue Taffeta and Velvet.
This Jewish Prayer Shawl would make a wonderful gift for any man in your life for any special occasion! Suitable as a Bar Mitzvah Tallit, Wedding Tallit or everyday use.
The atara is embroidered and the blessing is in Hebrew. Like most Galilee Silks Tallit for men, it is sold in a set with a matching Tallit bag and kippaht.
Custom Tallit - you can order this Bar Mitzvah tallit, Jewish Prayer Shawl, Wedding Tallit with a personalized name embroidery on the tallit bag, making it an even more meaningful gift!


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A file containing issues of The Land Girl, a monthly magazine issued to the Women's Land Army. Topics covered in the magazines include messages from prominent figures, such as the Minister of Agriculture and Fisheries, the Queen, and Lady Denman, the director of the Women's Land Army; tips for agricultural work, such as the rearing of livestock and the planting and harvesting of crops; general knowledge quizzes; and Women's Land Army employment statistics for each county. Other topics covered include B.B.C. programmes related to agriculture; poems, songs, and stories written by members of the Women's Land Army; notices from the headquarters of the Women's Land Army on subjects such as wages; letters from members of the service; awards given to members of the service; accounts of activities such as fundraising events and royal visits; the progress of the Women's Land Army Spitfire Fund; and photography competitions to document life as a Land Girl.
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Let the Spring Cleaning continue! Besides revisiting companies and their entry-level jobs, we're working on making it easier for you to browse our archives.
Posted by Willy Franzen on April 22, 2008. Jobs updated daily.
Let the Spring Cleaning continue!
Nintendo: There are a few open positions that might appeal to college students, but there’s not much considering that they have 55 job openings.
Random House: They have a full on entry-level hiring program which they fill on an as needed basis. There are still plenty of jobs for new grads, especially as Editorial Assistants. There are also a few entry-level Analyst positions.
Federal Reserve Bank of New York: The New York Fed is still hiring Research Associates.
The Doneger Group: Jobs at The Doneger Group are a hot commodity, but right now there doesn’t appear anything remotely appropriate for new college grads.
Insitu: Insitu’s jobs typically require specific technical experience, but there are a handful of jobs that should be appropriate for Engineering students who are about to graduate.
Burton: Snowboarding probably isn’t on your mind at this time of year, but a job at Burton is still a possibility. There’s a User Support Analyst position that might interest you, and you can always work as a Temporary Production Worker while you give your future further consideration.
US Forest Service: There are 405 job openings with the USFS, many of which are great fits for new grads. Make sure that you read our original post, because navigating the USFS Jobs site is a bit tricky.
Ogilvy: They don’t list job openings, so the only way to find out if they have anything for you is to apply.
Ning: There are positions in Advocacy, Design, Software Development, and Operations. Ning seems really open to hiring great people regardless of experience.
Insomniac Games: One of our favorites of the companies that we’ve featured, Insomniac Games still has some great entry-level jobs for the gamers out there.
Hydra: Current entry-level openings at Hydra include Affiliate Coordinator, Production Graphic Designer, and PHP Programmer.
Pinkberry: Nothing has changed – the only way to find out about jobs at Pinkberry is to e-mail them. Judging from the number of people who find our site looking for Pinkberry jobs, there’s a lot of competition for whatever openings they do have.
Domini Social Investments: There are two Research Associate positions that are perfect for new college grads. One is general, and the other is in Asia-Pacific Equities.
RehabCare: They’re huge on entry-level hiring! They even have a a blog just for college recruiting. You should be able to find plenty of openings if you have a background in occupational therapy, physical rehabilitation, physical therapy, or speech language pathology.
Besides revisiting past employers, we’re working on a few behind the scenes changes that should make it easier for you to browse our archives. You should start seeing changes in the next few days!

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These days, we can save our files to flash drives, iPods, and the ever-present cloud. But old-fashioned optical media still has one advantage over other storage methods––you can easily label your discs to see their contents at a glance.
When a Sharpie isn’t the right tool for the job, use your Mac and a printer to create labels. Professional-looking labels can help make your next CD or DVD a unique work of art, or simply much easier to read when you’re hunting for that important file. Here’s how.
This can be as simple as buying a pack of Avery disc labels and downloading its free template file. Media label packs range in price from about $11 to $75 and are available with jewel case inserts, DVD case sleeves, and other extras. Avery’s templates are compatible with iPhoto, Adobe's desktop publishing applications, and applications that can open Microsoft Word files (such as Apple's Pages). But if you don’t have one of these programs, you can use Avery’s free online tools to create labels.
If you plan to label several discs, a label applicator ($11) makes a smart investment. They look like oversized drink coasters and hold your sticker and disc in place so they both align perfectly.
You can eliminate the need for stickers by printing directly onto specially coated CDs and DVDs. To do so, you’ll need a conventional printer that can print to optical media, a dedicated disc printer, or an optical drive that burns both data and labels to your discs.
Macworld has reviewed Epson’s Artisan 810 ($300) all-in-one inkjet printer and gave it high marks for speed and photo printing. But it also prints on discs. If you don’t need the 810’s scanning features and touchscreen controls, consider the Artisan 50 ($130) which also prints to discs as well as traditional media.
The Artisan 810 includes CD and DVD label printing in its long list of features.
If you don't want to tie up your office printer, bring disc printing to your desktop with the DiscPainter ($280). It’s not much larger than a stack of DVD cases and prints directly on a disc in about a minute, or up to three minutes depending on your design and print quality.
When buying blank media to use with these printers, be sure to buy inkjet-printable discs. They’re more expensive than traditional discs, but the convenience of not hassling with labels may be worth it.
For the ultimate space saver, consider a DVD-burning drive––like LaCie’s d2 DVD±RW ( ) with LightScribe ($110). LightScribe drives can etch greyscale images and text to CDs and DVDs with the same laser that burns your data––just flip the disc (so its label side is facing down) and etch its label. Depending on the complexity of your label’s design, etching can take as long as half an hour, but simpler designs should take just a few minutes.
Making labels with LightScribe-capable drives requires special LightScribe-compatible discs. This media is more expensive than ordinary discs, but LightScribe drives will burn data normally to traditional discs as well.
Page layout and word processing applications give you plenty of tools, and templates built into iTunes let you print playlist data and images to labels, but a dedicated label-making program can offer the best of both worlds. These applications include templates for DVD booklets, jewel case inserts, and many more documents to work with label packages from a wide variety of manufacturers.
Disc Cover ($35) offers extensive integration with your iLife library––you can even add iDVD slideshow pictures and a thumbnail of your DVD’s menu to your projects. A Cover Flow-like browser lets you pick from a wide range of pre-made layouts, and a large, well-organized clip art collection rounds out the package.
Disc Cover’s iLife-like layouts put your iTunes tracks and even iDVD pictures a click away.
The extensive library of clip art and pre-made designs in CD/DVD Label Maker ($30) help get your label started, and the ability to generate barcodes for your designs is a handy extra. But lack of iLife integration (though it does support imported iTunes track data) and lack of drag-and-drop support for adding images to projects are unfortunate oversights.
CD/DVD Label Maker offers a simple interface, but its integration with popular Apple apps is limited to iTunes.
Macworld's original review of DiscLabel ($36) praised its iLife integration, and little has changed. Plenty of clip art and templates are available, and the program can generate new designs for you with a click. You can even save and organize your projects in an iTunes-like sidebar. While the program’s busy interface takes some getting used to, a generous preview window simplifies printing.
DiscLabel’s sidebar lets you switch quickly among your projects.
But your software choices don’t end there. Discus and Label Printer Pro offer similar features and, like the applications above, offer limited trial downloads so you can try them out before you buy.


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The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) has said no fewer than 52 motorists were arrested for 92 traffic offences on the first day of its Mobile Court Operation.
Mr Sunday Ajayi, Sector Commander of FRSC in Anambra, made the disclosure in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Awka on Monday.
Ajayi said 48 of the accused were found guilty of the offences against them, while five were acquitted.
According to him, tyre violations topped the offenses, while driving without seatbelt, failure to install Speed Limiter and non-possession of drivers’ licence were also recorded.
He said the Mobile Court was part of the activities of the special Sallah patrol which commenced on Aug. 17.
“We had mobile court along Onitsha Owerri corridor where 53 persons were tried for 92 offences, 48 were found guilty and five were acquitted of any wrong doing.
“From the statistics, the dominant offence was tyre violation with 22, driver’s license violation 11 and failure to install speed limiter nine among others.
“Our effort is to sanitise our roads of all infractions and ensure every driver observed the rules of traffic and imbibe the spirit of safe road use,” he told NAN.
Ajayi said the consequences of poorly maintained vehicles and lawless driving were crash, injuries and possibly death, urging motorists to be more safety conscious.
He said there had been increased vehicular movement in the command since the weekend and we also want to use the medium to raise awareness on safety.
“Apart from enforcement, our men have been adequately deployed within the command to ensure that there is free-flow of traffic.
“Anybody who cannot maintain his vehicle should rest, it is better to use commuter vehicles and stay alive than use your poorly maintained vehicle and kill yourself.
“We appeal to motorists to use the roads in accordance with the law,” he said.

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Headaches are a very common problem amongst both men and women. Headaches affect our ability to work, they can affect our sleep and of course cause us to worry. Although headaches can often be distressing and painful, they rarely indicate a serious condition.
Lower back pain affects 80% of us at some point during our lives. There is no specific category of people who suffer back pain more frequently than others; men are affected as often as women and physical workers as much as sedentary workers.
A slipped disc in the lower back (lumbar spine) is a common problem and can often be overlooked, mis-diagnosed and treated with exercises that may worsen the problem rather than help it. It is extremely important to have a correct and specific diagnosis for your low back pain in order to treat and advise any rehabilitation.
Shoulder problems are extremely common. In fact, following back complaints, shoulder problems seem to be the next most common area of pain and discomfort. This is possibly due to the shoulder being a very complex joint that relies heavily on the surrounding muscles for support.
With so much information out there today about healthy foods, damaging foods and superfoods etc, it is difficult to know where to start if you are looking to make some changes to your diet. Below is some information about the benefits of certain foods to help encourage you to start making some of those changes today.
Watermelon: This is one of the world’s healthiest foods. Some facts about watermelon include: 1: It has a high water content, which means it has bulk without the calories. This makes it ideal for hydration and weight loss. 2: It contains high levels of vitamin A. Vitamin A is a fat-soluble vitamin which has an important role in eye function, immune function, cell growth and reproduction. 3: It is high in lycopene.
Lycopene is a naturally occurring compound which acts as an antioxidant and gives certain fruits and vegetables their red colour. Studies have indicated that lycopene may help prevent certain cancers, such as prostate, intestinal and lung cancer, as well as having cardiovascular benefits.
Broccoli: It would be difficult to make a list of healthy foods without mentioning broccoli. Often classed as a ‘superfood’, broccoli has been recommended by the American Cancer Society as one of the best foods to help prevent certain cancers. This includes breast and cervical cancer as well as lung and esophageal cancer. Broccoli also contains compounds such lutein and zeaxanthin which are currently being researched for their ability to reduce or prevent macular degeneration. Further to these benefits, broccoli contains an abundance of antioxidant properties along with protein, fibre, potassium, calcium, vitamins A & C, magnesium and more! This makes Broccoli a real powerhouse when it comes to health and it should definitely be at the top of anyone’s list of ‘foods to eat’.
Wild Salmon: Wild salmon is one of the healthiest foods on the planet. The reason for this claim is because it is packed full of omega-3 oils. Omega-3 oils are a type of fatty acid that is thought to have substantial health benefits for your heart and brain. They are also thought to aid circulation and reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. Furthermore omega-3 oils raise your good cholesterol (HDL’s); whilst reducing bad cholesterol (LDL’s). Omega-3 fats also reduce inflammation within the body and even help to control blood sugar levels. Salmon also has a high protein content as well as containing potassium, selenium and vitamin B12.
In contrast, farm-raised salmon are bred very differently. Due to the way they are kept, they are susceptible to infection and disease; and because of this, are fed substantial amounts of antibiotics. In the wild, salmon eat mackerel, sardines and krill – they are carnivores, while in farms they are grain fed. In short, this leads to farm-raised salmon containing inflammatory fats, less omega-3’s and possibly an unwanted course of antibiotics! We are what we eat…… so are salmon!
Oatmeal: This is another food that should be on everyone’s list of ‘foods to eat’, although avoid the sweetened instant packs as they contain far too much added sugar. Choose the least processed oats such as Swedish cereal oats, Irish, Scottish or rolled oats. As well as containing soluble and insoluble fibre, oats also contain ‘Beta-Glucans’, which is a type of starch that boosts the immune system. Beta-glucans are also under the microscope at the moment as they may contain cancer-fighting properties. One more benefit to mention is that the complex sugars within oatmeal have a favourable effect on blood glucose levels; which is very important for diabetics.
The main down-side to oats is that they should be avoided if you are gluten sensitive, have coeliac disease or if you suffer with kidney stones or gout. Oats contain purines which unfortunately break down into uric acid in the body, which in turn can irritate the joints in certain people.
Water: We are told time and time again to drink more water, so I will spend only a short time reminding you why it’s good for you. Your body is about 80% water, your muscles are 75% water, your brain is 74% water and your bones are 22% water. Every metabolic process in your body requires water. The ligaments and cartilage around your joints also contain water, and that includes the shock absorbing meniscus in your knees. Keeping well hydrated also helps keep the plasma and viscosity of your blood thinner; making the job of pumping it around your body easier on the heart and artery walls.
Our body is made primarily of water. We use for a multitude of tasks, and we need it more than any other nutrient. So perhaps we should be drinking a little more water in our day to day lives?
Pomegranate Juice: This little beauty has been hiding under the radar for a while, until recently. Researchers have discovered that pomegranate juice contains very high levels of antioxidants and other beneficial substances called ‘flavonoids’. Flavonoids are thought to improve the immune system, reduce free radical damage and contain cancer fighting properties. Studies have also shown that pomegranate juice may help to protect the prostate gland, improve cardiovascular health, reduce bad cholesterol and possibly be a natural Viagra! This so-called newcomer on the block is well worth reading about and including in your diet.
Vegetables: To finish, let me make one thing clear; there are no bad vegetables! Anything that has a leaf and crunches when you bite into it is a good thing. Vegetables are low in fat and contain a wide variety of vitamins and minerals. Green, yellow and orange vegetables are also rich sources of calcium, magnesium, potassium, iron and beta-carotene. These compounds along with antioxidants, protect the body from oxidative stress and certain cancers. Additionally, vegetables are packed with soluble and insoluble fibre, which promotes gut health and help protect against conditions such as constipation, diverticulitis and colon cancer.
A quick note on organic food: organic food is produced using environmentally and animal friendly farming methods; which are strictly regulated. Organic food generally tastes better, contains more nutrients, is free of pesticides and hormones, and is more humane for animals. Organic farming methods also nourish and preserve the soil in which the food is grown. It may take a little discipline and be a bit more costly, but buying organic is healthier for us, and the environment.
For more information please contact Jason at: info@jhoughtonosteopath.co.uk or visit: http://www.jhoughtonosteopath.co.uk Tel: 01603 291925. M: 07736 449603.
The knee is the most frequently injured joint in athletes. Most injuries occur due to the extreme stress during twisting activities such as football, skiing, squash and any other sport that requires a large amount of body movement. Fortunately, the muscles surrounding the knee generally do a very good job of protecting the joint and most injuries are not too serious. However, as there are a multitude of things that can go wrong with the knee joint, any prolonged or acute pain,along with restricted movement should be checked out.
The Knee Joint is made up of four bones: the thigh bone or femur, the two long bones of the lower leg: tibia and fibula, and patella, or knee-cap. The knee joint is a hinge joint, and although it may look like quite simple, it is one of the most complex joints in the body. It is also the largest joint in the body and more likely to be injured than any other.
As well as flexing and extending, the knee also has a small degree of rotation. This is perhaps one of the reasons why there are so many injuries to the knee. It is also one of the main joints to be affected by arthritis as we age. Taking care of our knees in the younger years may possibly help prevent future complications in our more mature years.
The Menisci (meniscus) are you shock absorbers. They sit between the femur and tibia to provide cushioning, lubrication, stability and load transmission. A meniscal tear can often occur whilst twisting the knee, leading to pain, swelling, locking or giving way. Operations are often performed to remove, or partially remove the damaged area of these structures. Surgeons often try to removal as little as possible as removing a complete meniscus can significantly reduce the shock absorbing ability of the knee.
The Cruciate Ligaments are found in the centre of the knee and are the major stabilising ligaments of the joint. You may have heard of these ligaments: the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) and the Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL). These ligaments prevent the femur and tibia sliding in opposite directions against each other. ACL tears are usually dramatic with immediate symptoms, whilst PCL tears are often less dramatic, but still result in problems.
A rupture of one of these ligaments often leads to significant swelling and instability, along with pain, discomfort and other complications. Surgery is often be performed to repair theses ligaments, but is not needed in every case. Suitable and persistent rehabilitation can have very beneficial effects in regaining stability and mobility over time.
There are four main ligaments that stabilise the knee joint; the cruciate ligaments, which we have spoken about, and the two collateral ligaments, which sit either side of the knee joint. The collateral ligaments stabilise the knee in a sideways direction, and you can probably guess, a sideways force is often the mechanism of injury. Most injuries occur to the inside (medial) ligament through direct trauma and include pain to the touch and stiffness. Fortunately, the majority of injuries to this ligament are not serious and heal quickly.
Osteoarthritis (OA) is a disease that causes the hyaline cartilage within a joint to break down; and the surrounding bone to thicken and restrict movement. OA commonly affects the hips, lower back, neck and knee joints. OA in the knee affects over 70,000 people each year in the UK; and most physicians believe a combination of factors including muscle weakness, obesity, injury and aging are responsible. Symptoms of OA include pain, stiffness and thickening around the joint, as well as reduced range of motion. Pain is commonly worse in the morning and during weight bearing activity.
Other problems which cause knee pain include: OA under the kneecap (patella), rheumatoid arthritis, muscle strains, bursitis, tendonitis, Osgood Schlatter’s disease, thrombosis, fracture and dislocation. Other areas that can refer pain to the knee include: OA of the hip joint and lower back, along with problems around the foot or ankle, such as overpronation (flat footed).
As the knee joint sits between two long levers, the upper and lower leg, it is extremely reliant upon the surrounding muscles and ligaments. The muscles at the front of the knee are the quadriceps and the muscles behind are the hamstrings. As well as aiding smooth movement, these muscles also help to support and protect the knee from damage. Therefore, exercise will help maintain the strength and condition of these muscles, whilst movement will lubricate the joint and the structures within it. Overall, regular exercise which will help maintain the integrity and longevity of the joint and hopefully minimise problems later on. Be kind to your knees.
Osteopaths can often identify the cause of knee pain or discomfort and can help to reduce this discomfort. Your osteopath should also provide information on exercises to help with your condition, or possibly activities to avoid. Osteopathy is predominantly a ‘hands on’ treatment, although it may also involve ultrasound, acupuncture or TENS therapy. Should your condition require further investigation, an osteopath can write to your GP asking for further investigation.
“The weight of the world may be on your shoulders; but think what that’s doing to your knees!” JH.
For more information please contact Jason at: info@jhoughtonosteopath.co.uk or visit: www.jhoughtonosteopath.co.uk Tel: 01603 291925. M: 07736 449603. Thank you for reading.


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Learn about the different career options and job responsibilities of a physical therapy assistant.
What you’ll do: PTAs help physical therapists in their daily activities which include assisting patients during rehabilitation. You’ll be trained to conduct therapeutic exercises, provide therapeutic massage, observe patients and evaluate data on a patient’s progress. You may fit or adjust supportive devices such as leg braces or crutches. You may also perform clerical duties such as answering phones, ordering supplies and completing forms.
To gain some experience before you start the program, volunteer with a physical therapist, health care practitioner or at a local nursing home.
It will also help to have a strong, well-rounded academic background in biology, chemistry, physics, health, art and the social sciences.
Physical therapist assistants must earn an associate’s degree in physical therapist assisting in order to practice. Currently there are over 250 accredited physical therapist assistant programs in the country.
Curriculum varies from program to program, but in addition to the theory and practice of physical therapy, you’ll probably study the basic medical sciences and other general education courses. You’ll also gain plenty of hands-on experience in a clinical internship.
Aside from earning a PTA degree, licensing requirements vary from state-to-state. Most states require passage of a state examination, CPR and First Aid certification, and completion of a minimum number of fieldwork hours.
Physical therapist assistant curriculum differs from that of the physical therapist and does not provide the needed prerequisites required for physical therapist education. However, if you do decide to become a PT after you are an experienced PTA, you may want to enter an accredited PTA-to-PT program.
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics 2018-19 Occupational Outlook Handbook; Physical Therapist Assistants and Aides.


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Guangzhou Jinyi Media Corporation Ltd. (Jinyi, 002709.SZ), owner of Jinyi Cinemas, one of the largest cinema circuits in China, and Dolby Laboratories, Inc. (NYSE: DLB) today announced a partnership to extend spectacular Dolby® experiences to more moviegoers in China.
With the partnership, Jinyi plans to open 20 Dolby Cinema™ locations in China in the following four years. Jinyi is also committed to deploy 630 Dolby digital cinema systems in China, including Dolby Integrated Media Servers, Dolby cinema audio processors, Dolby Multichannel Amplifiers, and SLS Cinema Series Speaker Systems.


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Where to Find the Holiday Boat Parades in Orange County! - LET'S PLAY OC!
Here’s a fun holiday tradition that you can enjoy with your family and friends – Go see a holiday boat parade in Orange County! We try to do this every year. Since we are within close proximity to the beaches and harbors, we can select from several viewing spots along Dana Point Harbor, Huntington Harbor, or Newport Harbor. The parade can be enjoyed by land or by boat. We have done both, and they’re both great! Parade routes can be downloaded so you can plan your day accordingly. Some include minute-to-minute stops. As you can imagine some of the spots are busier than others. I personally like the quieter spots so we are not stuck in traffic unless we can get there early to find a good parking spot. However, this year Dana Point really surprised me with some sort of candy cane lane walkthrough from Dana Wharf to Mariner’s Village. More info below!
The 43nd Annual Boat Parade of Lights will take place on December 8, 9, 15 and 16 and feature the theme “A Superhero Holiday.” Enjoy jolly activities with a superhero twist on select dates December 8-16 by the water’s edge. On each evening of the parade, OC Parks will host free family activities throughout Dana Point Harbor including games, crafts, photos and selfies with Santa, superhero encounters and live entertainment. Festivities begin at 4:30 pm and the Boat Parade starts at 7:30 pm. The young (and the young at heart) are encouraged to dress as their favorite superheroes during the Boat Parade. Everyday heroes, including first responders and military, will be collecting unwrapped toy donations for Operation Santa Claus under the corridor of lights at the pergola. Donations will also be accepted at businesses throughout the harbor.
Dana Wharf Sportfishing offers boat rides on each night of the boat parade. Call and make your reservations at (949) 496-5794 or visit www.danawharf.com. Tickets are $29 for Adults/$19 for Children. Kids will be able to participate in the judging of the Dana Wharf Kid’s Cup Trophy.
Family-Fun Festivities * 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Restaurants & Shops Area Boat Parade * 7:30 p.m.
Water’s Edge Trolley Service * 3:30 – 10:30 p.m.
Bring your cameras and snap a selfie with Santa – FREE! Friday & Saturday * Dec. 8, 9, 15 & 16 * 4:30 – 7:30 p.m.
Parking is available at Doheny State Beach for $3 per hour. Free Trolleys will be running from 3:30-10:30 pm and will be dropping off and picking up along Dana Point Harbor Drive at Doheny State Beach, The Visitor’s Center, Ocean Institute, Baby Beach, Island Way, Retail Area and back to Doheny. Rides launch from Dana Wharf Sportfishing. For more information on the evening’s festivities, please visit DanaPointHarbor.com.
It’s their 55th year! This year’s theme is “Musical Kicks on Route 66”. The Cruise of Lights is the Philharmonic Society of Orange County’s biggest fundraiser of the year to provide music education for the Orange County school children. Over 1,500 presentations are offered by professional musicians and trained docents at no charge to all public and private schools in the county. The Boat Parade is a ‘thank you’ to the homeowners of Huntington Harbour for decorating their homes in anticipation of the Cruise of Lights.
Narrated boat tours are available. See thousands of lights on boats, decks, docks, and homes. Please check their website for more details.
As Newport Beach’s Christmas Card to the world, the Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade will turn the harbor into a sparkling wonderland for five consecutive nights, beginning Wednesday, December 13 and ending Sunday, December 17, 2017. The parade starts off at the tip of Lido Isle at 6:30 pm and finishes at the same site at approximately 9:00 pm each evening. Beautiful multi-million dollar yachts, kayaks, canoes and other small boats will light up the harbor as a dazzling array of holiday lights and music fill the air at the Newport Beach Christmas Boat Parade. Many of the boats will be richly decorated with animated Christmas scenes accompanied by music and costumed carolers. Some boat owners in the past have spent over $50,000 to decorate their vessels for the event. The Christmas floats will wind their way some 14 miles around the harbor to give viewers in restaurants, yacht clubs, on public beaches, and in private homes an incredible sight that has delighted millions of people for a century.
Beautifully decorated bayside homes and businesses surrounding the harbor go “all out” with their own holiday spirit, featuring everything from roof-top animated scenes to dancing Christmas trees. With its own judged categories and prizes awarded, the “Ring of Lights” has become as celebrated as the boat parade itself.
Locals and visitors alike can enjoy the spectacle from a variety of public viewing locations including numerous waterfront restaurants and the new 10.5-acre Marina Park. The park will be a fantastic location for families to watch the parade, especially on opening night with festivities that include an appearance by the Charger Girls (5-6 p.m.), a Los Angeles Charger football toss area, photo opportunities with Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Frosty the Snowman, a performance by Orange County School of the Art’s Performance Ambassadors MONTAGE!, caricature artists, face painters and a variety of food vendors. The parade should pass Marina Park just after 6:45 p.m. each evening and on opening and closing nights, spectators will have an ample view of the fireworks from the park.
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services that I had been using now want to charge me like $500 per year!
Stephen Menton pointed me to the group "Travis Shredd & The Good Ol' Homeboys". An eclectic blend of country, pop/rock, and punk.
One of my earliest pictures with my first 35mm SLR. I took this from Kerry Park, a classic spot for this view. I scanned this picture from the film. I didn't actually have this blog back in 1993 (heck the Web barely existed back then), so I'm backdating to the approximate date.


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ISLAMABAD: The administration of Lal Masjid on Friday threatened the government of suicide attacks if it continues to demolish mosques and madrassas. The clerics also acquired a commitment to this effect from thousands of worshippers at the Friday congregation.
Addressing the Friday sermon, Maulana Abdul Aziz, key prayer leader of Lal Masjid, asked the government to reconstruct the demolished mosques and urged President Musharraf to “seek Allah’s forgiveness” for demolishing “seven mosques in the country”. “We are ready to carry out suicide attacks if the government does not meet our demands,” he said, adding that the clerics would accept General Musharraf president for life if he accepts all their demands in letter and spirit.
Maulana Aziz, who is also the principal of Jamia Hafsa and Jamia Fareedia madrassas, issued a decree after citing verses from the Quran that jihad had become obligatory on all men and women against the backdrop of “prevailing evil in the country”. He demanded the government enforce a system based on the Quran and Sunnah in the country and stop dubbing jihad as terrorism.
Maulana Aziz said that millions of madrassa students had decided to sacrifice their lives in the name of Allah and the government must realise the gravity of the situation. He said that 10,000 students of Jamia Fareedia would sit in aitekaaf for 40 days to seek “divine help” and they would also be taught about the significance of jihad. “We do not want an armed conflict with the government, but we should not be pushed to the wall,” he added.


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Olympia's best automotive repair. All makes and models. Family-owned, veteran-owned and dedicated to community service. Bryan's warranty on all work. Free shuttle service. Financing available.
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Mauser M2 safety, located at the back side of the frame.
The Mauser M2 is a recoil operated, locked breech semi-automatic firearm. It uses short barrel recoil with rotating barrel locking. The handgun has DAO trigger with striker firing (no hammer). Mauser M2 features numerous safeties: automatic firing pin safety, trigger bar disconnector, loaded chamber indicator. Moreower, the manual safety is available as option. The manual safety is located in unusual place – at the rear side of the frame, under the place where the hammer usually may be found. Also, M2 features aluminium alloy frame with steel slide and replaceable slide rails.
M2 is reported as a comfortable, compact sidearm. The only minor drawback of M2 is its rotating barrel sheme, that requires good lubrication of the rotating barrel to operate properly.


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(Bartletts Airport) in United States of America. Iata code of this airport is - BSZ. This airport serves Egegik city. Near are also the cities Kodiak alyaska, Homer alyaska, Keysilof alyaska, Kenay alyaska, Soldotna alyaska, Ankoridj alyaska, Uillou alyaska, Syuard alyaska, and airports Egegik Airport, Coffee Point Airport, South Naknek Airport, Big Creek Airport, Naknek Airport, Paf Warren Airport, Pilot Point Airport, Ugashik Airport.
There is no regular flights of civilian airlines are served this airport, and you can get to this place only by airtaxi, private aircraft or military aircraft. But nearby there are other airports, where you can get by regular flights (see airports near the city of Egegik). You can check flights using search form below.
If you arrive at this airport, you can spend the night in hotels nearby. Near this airport are such hotels as Best Western Kodiak Inn and Convention Center (544.87 km), 2 Bedroom Villahomerin Homer (649.55 km), Best Western Bidarka Inn (654.76 km), Grand Alaskan Living With Views In Homer (657.44 km), Beluga Lake Lodge Homer (658.64 km), 2 Bedroom Villakasilofin Kasilof (708.02 km), Quality Inn (718.58 km), 6 Bedroom Villasoldotnain Soldotna (731.88 km), . View all hotels near airport , including their position on the map, you can here.
If you need get from the Bartletts Airport to the city center or to other cities or resorts, or vice versa, without any difficulties with local transport, you can use the transfer order the search form below. This way to get from the airport is different from the ordinary taxis, because it's more comfortable and you will not have problems with the language barrier (you do not have to explain to the driver in an unknown language where you need to get). When you will make a booking, you can specify special travel conditions, if they are required, such as a trip with children or people with disabilities. When traveling with children, special child chairs provided, if the law of the country is required.


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ENEL: BOARD OF DIRECTORS SETS THE TERMS OF THE COMPANY S RIGHTS OFFERING.
¿	The subscription price has been set at 2.48 euros per share, while the option ratio has been set such that rights to subscribe for 13 new shares will be granted in respect of every 25 existing shares. ¿	The offering will involve the issuance of a maximum of 3,216,938,192 new shares, at an aggregate proceeds of 7,978,006,716 euros.
Rome, May 28, 2009  The Board of Directors of Enel S.p.A. met today under the chairmanship of Piero Gnudi and  following up on its May 6, 2009 decision to implement the shareholder authorization to increase the Companys paid-in share capital by up to 8 billion euros, premium included  set the definitive terms for such capital increase.
The capital increase will take place by means of a rights offering, made on a pro rata basis to existing shareholders, of new ordinary shares, with dividend start date January 1, 2009 and a par value of 1 euro per share.
The subscription price has been set at 2.48 euros per share - of which 1.48 euros represents premium - while the option ratio has been set such that rights to subscribe for 13 new shares will be granted in respect of every 25 existing shares.
The offering will involve the issuance of a maximum of 3,216,938,192 new shares, entailing an increase of the share capital equal to 3,216,938,192 euros, while the aggregate proceeds of the transaction  premium included  will total 7,978,006,716 euros.
The capital increase is aimed at reducing the Enel Groups financial leverage and in particular improve the ratio between its net financial debt and its EBITDA, with the ultimate purpose of allowing Enel to preserve its current credit ratings and giving the Enel Group the flexibility necessary to consolidate its strategic position in the energy industry.
Italys Ministry of Economy and Finance (the Ministry), as a shareholder of the Company, has communicated its intention to, directly or indirectly, participate in the share capital increase, subject to a final evaluation to be conducted in light of the definitive terms of the offering.
On March 25, 2009, the Companys shareholder Cassa Depositi e Prestiti S.p.A. (a controlled entity of the Ministry) informed the market of the unanimous decision of its board of directors to exercise both the rights granted directly to it and the rights granted to the Ministry (subject to the transfer of the Ministrys rights to Cassa Depositi e Prestiti).
Mediobanca, JP Morgan and Banca IMI as Joint Global Coordinators and Joint Bookrunners, Bank of America  Merrill Lynch, Credit Suisse, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Unicredit as Co-Bookrunners, 13 banks as Senior Co-Lead Managers1 and 13 banks as Co-Lead Managers2 have signed today with Enel an underwriting agreement under whose provisions the above mentioned banks are committed to subscribe the share capital increase in respect of unexercised rights (if any), for a total amount of up to 5,5 billion euros that is, the entire portion of the capital increase which is not expected to be subscribed for, directly or indirectly, by the Ministry. In addition Enel has been assisted by Lazard as financial advisor for the transaction.
As part of the underwriting agreement, consistent with market practice, Enel agreed a lock up agreement continuing until the 180th day after the closing of the offering. In particular, Enel agreed not to issue or propose shares directly or via the issuance of convertible debentures, warrant or other financial instruments that grant the right to acquire, exchange for, or converted into shares Enel. Consistent with market practice, the lock up commitment shall not apply, inter alia: (i) to the issuance or subscription of the shares that are the subject of the Offer, or (ii) to the issuance of Enel shares or to the allocation of option rights to the Companys or Groups executives and employees under any stock option plans that exist.
Given the above noted commitments by the Ministry, Cassa Depositi e Prestiti S.p.A. and the banks, the Company expects the capital increase to be fully subscribed.
THIS PRESS RELEASE DOES NOT CONSTITUTE AN OFFER OF SECURITIES IN THE UNITED STATES OR ANY OTHER JURISDICTION. SECURITIES MAY NOT BE OFFERED OR SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES ABSENT REGISTRATION WITH THE U.S. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION OR AN EXEMPTION FROM REGISTRATION UNDER THE U.S. SECURITIES ACT OF 1933, AS AMENDED. ANY PUBLIC OFFERING OF SECURITIES IN THE UNITED STATES WOULD BE MADE ONLY BY MEANS OF A PROSPECTUS TO BE OBTAINED FROM ENEL S.P.A., WHICH WOULD CONTAIN DETAILED INFORMATION ABOUT THE COMPANY AND ITS MANAGEMENT, AS WELL AS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS. THERE IS NO INTENTION TO REGISTER ANY OFFERING OF SECURITIES BY ENEL S.P.A. IN THE UNITED STATES OR TO CONDUCT A PUBLIC OFFERING OF SECURITIES OF THE COMPANY IN THE UNITED STATES. ANY NON-PUBLIC OFFERING OF SECURITIES IN THE UNITED STATES WOULD BE MADE ONLY BY MEANS OF AN ENGLISH-LANGUAGE OFFERING MEMORANDUM CONTAINING INFORMATION SIMILAR TO THAT IN A PROSPECTUS; NO SUCH OFFERING MEMORANDUM HAS BEEN PUBLISHED TO DATE, AND NO OFFER OF SECURITIES OF THE COMPANY, PUBLIC OR OTHERWISE, HAS BEEN MADE IN ANY JURISDICTION, INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES.
(1) Barclays, Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, BNP, Banco Santander, Calyon, Citibank, Natixis, HSBC, Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Nomura, Royal Bank of Scotland, Société Générale, UBS.
(2) Akros, Banca Aletti, Banca Leonardo, Caja Madrid, Centrobanca, Centrosim, Commerzbank, Equita, ING, Intermonte, La Caixa, Mediolanum, Scotia Capital.

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"Love the layout of the site and the ease of checkout!"
Datacard offers three distinct series of card printers to meet a variety of needs. From the SD Series to the high-definition SR Series and the limited release CD Series, Datacard printers provide everything from low-volume, on-demand printing to high-volume, high-security printing with user-selectable print modes.
What Are The Main Differences Between Datacard Printer Models?
SD260: Single-sided printer that is extremely fast and easy to use, producing up to 200 color cards or up to 850 monochrome cards per hour. Plus, the SD260 offers both USB and Ethernet connectivity standard with a manual feed option.
SD360: Dual-sided printer that maximizes efficiency by printing on both sides of the card in just 24 seconds. The SD360 comes standard with USB and Ethernet connectivity and offers optional card encoding upgrades.
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ID Zone is also your source for Datacard printer ribbons and supplies, including discontinued Datacard ID card printers. Find Your Printer Supplies now.
Have additional questions about Datacard printers or ID systems? Our experts have answers!


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"THE BEST IN COMPUTER HARDWARE"
SalonPro - is currently installed in over 1200 salons worldwide. The software has been on the market since 1989 under the name of The Hair and Nail Salon Controller and is now under new ownership.
SalonPro - will accommodate unlimited stylists, clients, inventory and services. Your client's history is available for as many years as you want to track.
SalonPro 4.0 prices include ninety days of software support. SalonPro Lite prices include thirty days of software support.
SalonPro - supports a wide range of hardware such as cash drawers, touch pads, pole displays, barcode scanners and barcode printing.
Call us at (787) 744-5614 to discuss your needs. We also have local dealers available to contact you for a free, no obligation consultation and demonstration of the SalonPro business management solution.
Send mail to hector@ecr-pr.com with questions or comments about this web site.


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Learn who qualifies for SAQ C-VT and what requirements apply.
SAQ C-VT addresses requirements applicable to merchants who process cardholder data only through isolated virtual payment terminals on a personal computer connected to the Internet.
A virtual payment terminal is web-browser-based access to an acquirer, processor, or third-party service provider website to authorize payment card transactions, where the merchant manually enters payment card data through a securely connected web browser.
SAQ C-VT merchants may be brick-and-mortar or mail/telephone-order merchants.
Note: SAQ C-VT doesn’t apply to e-commerce only merchants.
Who qualifies for SAQ C-VT?
Which requirements does this SAQ cover?
Remember that while this SAQ covers specific requirements, it’s important that you are compliant with all aspects of PCI compliance where applicable.
What questions will I address?
Is outbound traffic from the cardholder data environment to the Internet explicitly authorized?
If wireless networks are used, are default passwords/passphrases on access points changed at installation?
Is administrator access to web-based management interfaces encrypted with strong cryptography?
Are systems hardened using a configuration standard based on an industry-standard hardening guide?
Is sensitive authentication data deleted or rendered unrecoverable upon completion of the authorization process?
Are only trusted keys and/or certificates accepted?
Is anti-virus software deployed on all systems commonly affected by malicious software?
Are all system components and software protected from known vulnerabilities by installing applicable vendor-supplied security patches?
Is access assigned based on individual personnel’s job classification and function?
Are all users assigned a unique ID before allowing them to access system components or cardholder data?
Is media classified so the sensitivity of the data can be determined?
Do security policy and procedures clearly define information security responsibilities for all personnel?
Remember, to determine your exact PCI DSS requirements, speak to a professional.


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Green tea is non-oxidized tea. China is the birth place and the home to a broad diversity of hundreds of green teas. We carry a wide array of premium loose leaf green tea that we directly sourced through China. These include top quality legendary varieties and single origin green teas as well as everyday value green teas with superior taste for their class.
Green tea contains high levels of antioxidants, specifically EGCG polyphenols, can prevent damage to healthy cells in the body.


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Use the Field extractions page in Manager to manage search-time field extractions that have been added to props.conf. Field extractions can be added to props.conf when you use the Interactive Field Extractor, through direct props.conf edits, and when you create field extractions through the Field extractions page.
Delete field extractions, if your app-level permissions enable you to do so, and if they are not default extractions that were delivered with the product. Default knowledge objects cannot be deleted. For more information about deleting knowledge objects, see "Curate Splunk knowledge with Manager" in this manual.
Field extractions can be set up entirely in props.conf, in which case they are identified on the Field extractions page as inline field extractions. But some field extractions include a transforms.conf component called a field transform. To create/edit that component of the field extraction via Splunk Web, you use the Field transactions page in Manager.
EXTRACT-<name> field extractions are extractions that are wholly defined in props.conf (in other words, they do not reference a transform in transforms.conf. They are created automatically by field extractions made through IFX and certain search commands. You can also add them by making direct updates to the props.conf file. This kind of extraction is always associated with a field-extracting regular expression. On the Field extractions page, this regex appears in the Extraction/Transform column.
REPORT-<value> field extractions reference field transform stanzas in transforms.conf. This is where their field-extracting regular expressions are located. On the Field extractions page, the referenced field transform stanza is indicated in the "Extraction/Transform" stanza.
You can work with transforms in Manager through the Field transforms page. For more information see "Use the Field Transformations page in Manager" in this manual.
Inline extractions always have EXTRACT-<name> configurations. They are identified as such because they are entirely defined within props.conf; they do not reference external field transforms.
Uses transform extractions always have REPORT-<value> name configurations. As such they reference field transforms in transforms.conf. You can define field transforms directly in transforms.conf or via Manager using the Field transformations page.
2. Give the field extraction a Name, using underscores for spaces between words. In props.conf this is the <name> value for an EXTRACT or REPORT field extraction type.
4. Define the extraction type. If you select Uses transform enter the transform(s) involved in the Extraction/Transform field. If you select Inline enter the regular expression used to extract the field (or fields) in the Extraction/Transform field.
To edit an existing field extraction, click locate the field extraction and click its name in the Name column.
If the field extraction uses one or more transforms, you can specify the transform or transforms involved (put them in a comma-separated list if there is more than one.) The transforms can then be created or updated via the Field transforms page.
On this page you can set up role-based permissions for the field extraction, and determine whether it is available to users of one specific App, or globally to users of all Apps. For more information about managing permissions with Manager, see "Curate Splunk knowledge with Manager," in this manual.
Note: Take care when deleting objects that have downstream dependencies. For example, if your field extraction is used in a search that in turn is the basis for an event type that is used by five other saved searches (two of which are the foundation of dashboard panels), all of those other knowledge objects will be negatively impacted by the removal of that extraction from the system. For more information about deleting knowledge objects, see "Curate Splunk knowledge with Manager" in this manual.


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There comes a point in every relationship where each person begins to let his or her guard down. Of course, there’s the emotional sense of the phrase: really opening yourself up to the other person, and then there’s the “letting your guard down” in a physical way: doing disgusting things in front of your partner that you wouldn’t have done in the early stages of your relationship.
Even though these wouldn’t usually be classified as huge issues in a relationship, they can start to add up. When these habits continue for a while, it eventually seems like the other person has just stopped caring, and the spark is lost in the relationship. While you want to be yourself in a relationship, you must still consider that your partner wants to see you in a romantic light and not necessarily see every gross little detail.


text: Various specialty brackets allow for multiple ceiling track configurations. T-brackets connect a perpendicular section of tracking part way along an existing section of tracking. Cross brackets subdivide a room into 4 or more separate sections depending on the size of your room and the size of your tracking layout.

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HARTFORD CITY — Blackford County Schools took the first steps toward consolidating the junior high and high school during the board meeting Tuesday night.
Superintendent Scot Croner presented his feasibility study to "begin the dialogue and discussion" of potentially moving Blackford Junior HIgh students to Blackford High School next year. His plan did not affect Montpelier School.
Since 2006, the district has lost an average of 57 students each year, which is a more than $365,000 loss each year in funding from the state.
Croner has predicted that enrollment will continue to decline, but eventually will even out at 1,600. This year there are 1,731 students in Blackford Schools grades K-12.
As of Sept. 11, Blackford Schools has 283 students in the junior high and 529 students in the high school, for a total of 812 students. The high school building can hold as many as 1,500 students, so it would not need any additions to accommodate for grades 7-12.
The proposed new junior high wing would include at least 10 classrooms in the northeast corner of the building on the first floor which would house science, social studies, english and math for 7th and 8th grade as well as a special education resource room and Read 180 literacy intervention room.
That area of the high school already has eight classrooms, and Croner said they can open up 11 classrooms.
Core classes for the high school would be on the second floor of the building.
While this would separate the students for most of the day, junior high students would have to go across the building for different electives, including gym, JROTC and band. All students would also share a library, art room, cafeteria and industrial technology classroom.
Croner said he would recommend different lunches for junior high and high school students. He also said there are locker rooms on both levels of the school, so the two age groups can be split up.
Students would still be sharing buses and facilities for after-school athletics.
Athletics is one lingering problem with the plan. Croner said he does not think the bulding can house all of the practices. He said they could have some practices at the junior high or consider combining some teams.
Croner said curriculum would not change for either school, but junior high students would have more access to advanced classes.
The district does not have plans for the junior high building yet. Even without knowing whether or not that building would be used, Croner estimates the consolidation would save the district about $200,000-300,000 per year in personnel reductions. The administration would consolidate, as well as custodians and health staff.
Croner noted in his presentation that 103 schools in Indiana house grades 7-12 in one building.
Randolph Central Schools just opened their combined junior high and high school at the Winchester High School building. At Randolph Central, a new wing was built to house the students.
Croner said he hopes to have Randolph Central Superintendent Greg Hinshaw talk about the process at a future board meeting.
The board did not vote on the consolidation on Tuesday. Croner previously said the earliest the board would vote is in December.

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We're pleased to announce the latest release, 1.3.6.6 of 389 Directory Server on our Access and Identity Management Channel.
This is mostly a bug-fix release, 398 DS is an incredibly stable platform.
We offer a fully managed platform to update, configure, and monitor 389 Directory Server installations. We use OpsCode/Chef and our Zenoss/ZenPacks.lbn.LDAPMonitor systems to do this. Please do talk to us about these offerings, either as our managed service or to install and operate within your own datacentre.
We also have an automated suite to migration OpenLDAP systems to 389 Directory Server. We have an article about this here.


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After a couple stacks of BBQ ribs in this 74degree weather, it's time for a little baseball.
Anthony almost has his own team. I think they love it!

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text: Metallic epoxy floors are simply eye catching and stunning. Are you looking for a flooring option that is durable, easy to maintain, and 100% unique and beautiful. Metallic epoxy flooring is one of the hottest flooring designs available. The pigments and resins used to create these floors create a three-dimensional effect. At Hudson Valley Epoxy Flooring, we work with the best independent metallic epoxy experts in Bethel, CT.


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As you would have seen in Rod’s recent post, ASC is a community partner with the Big Science Communication Summit event in June.
We are now calling for ASC members to act as ‘stream’ ambassadors, helping to raise awareness of the discussion, promote engagement and report on developments at the Summit. See http://sciencerewired.org/summit/participate/ for more of an idea of what’s happening.
While what you do is open to negotiation – we know people have different interests – there are a couple of goals we’re trying to kick here and we are seeking very active, committed contributors.
1. Before the event: discussion and engagement about the topics. Your mission: pick one or more of the five streams (see below) and write a piece about the topic, which will be posted on the Summit Blog. You will work to explore in the ASC community the issues in sci comm in Australia and drive discussion in social media forums and possibly a live webchat.
2. At the event: promote discussion, tell the stories. Your mission: you are an on-ground reporter, using social media to engage, gathering content and ideas from sessions to write an article or two for the ASC website.
confidence in using social media and a participatory attitude to channels including Twitter, Flickr, forums, Wikis, blogs, Reddit, Facebook, etc. Someone who will actively engage with users to promote engagement and moderate discussion on the Summit.
science-savvy enthusiast, actively engaged and interested in issues involved in Australian science communication. Someone who will promote discussion and interest in these elements to benefit the Summit attendees and participants.
able to work to deadlines and maintain a steady level of involvement in the run-up to the event.
It’s a two way street: engaging ALL Australians in the sciences.
Considering Australia’s relatively small and geographically dispersed population, where are the significant gaps within science engagement in Australia and how can we ensure a more equitable system of two-way science communication irrespective of geography, ethnicity, age or social condition? In the future how will we communicate to and learn from under-served groups, such as those living in outer metropolitan, regional and remote areas; Indigenous communities; people for whom English is a second language; and people who are disabled or have limited mobility?
Participative science: encouraging the best in citizen science.
How can the platforms and processes of citizen science be used to deliver public science engagement activities across Australia? What are the most valuable ways for science communicators, practitioners and the public to work together?
Beyond tweets and blogs: leveraging the changing media landscape.
An exponential increase in the form and function of new media both nationally and internationally has brought into stark relief the complex relationship between science, the media and the public. How can Australian science communicators make the most of the increased opportunities available online? Is there a need for stronger collaboration between scientists, artists, producers and editors to develop new ideas and push the boundaries of traditional media content?
Diminishing degrees of separation: developing collaborative approaches across sectorsWe all hold pieces of the jigsaw that makes up best practice in science communication, and finding ways to more easily collaborate and join our efforts provides for a sum picture greater than any of its parts. Such collaboration needs to occur across state and territory boundaries, between education, science, media/public relations and industry sectors and between key national organisations such as the Academies, Science and Technology Australia, Australian Science Communicators and CSIRO. There are currently a number of networks including the Inspiring Australia officers in each state and territories and nationally, and other federal, state and territory government networks, as well as a national science communications community that cross media, education and private enterprise.Collaboration clearly makes a lot of sense, so what is currently preventing these and other networks better collaborating and maximising their impacts? And do networks make it harder for non-aligned individuals to participate?
This workshop will seek to map better ways to bring those jigsaw puzzle pieces together to collaborate nationally, examine what can realistically be achieved, and discuss what will indicators of success look like?
Data at work: developing the evidence base to guide future action. In order to develop the most robust and effective science communication and engagement projects it is imperative to develop a strong evidence base. What baseline data on science communication in Australia already exists and what vital areas are data-deficient? How should this information be shared and publicised? And what are the ramifications for future funding and policy decisions?
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fsb@crynwr.com: 4884: Who's running your business?
Subject: Who's running your business?
> legally make such a desicion.
you come to is going to be specific to that case.
let people contract the liability among themselves.
and they're happy to transfer pennies at a time.
a customer, egold could be a very nice way to accept money from them.
> > making good law.
> an ideal (or near-ideal) manner, it's still closer than just giving up.
I fail to get the law enacted, I have lost my investment.

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Are you a Christmas Raffle winner?
VIDEO: Are you a Christmas Raffle winner?
We've just drawn our £1,000 Christmas Raffle - are you a lucky winner? The winning tickets were drawn by special guest Santa (who else?!) at Matalan Blackburn at 3pm today.
£182.40 was raised in Matalan on draw day alone, with the total raised expected to be several thousands of pounds, all for patient care.
Watch our video of the moment Santa picked out the winners!
Congratulations to our lucky winners! You will be contacted shortly.
A huge thank you to everyone who supported the hospice by buying a ticket - you've helped raise thousands of pounds which will help patients and their families across Blackburn, Darwen, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley.


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Eaton County and the Eaton County Prosecuting Attorney do not assume any responsibility for actions or non-actions taken by people who have visited this site, and no one shall be entitled to a claim for detrimental reliance on any information provided or expressed.
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PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari is meeting with 10-man senate delegation raised to address the ongoing impasse between the Senate President, Bukola Saraki and the Inspector-General of Police over a criminal case involving some suspected cultists.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that members of the Senate delegation included former governors of Nasarawa (Abdullahi Adamu), Gombe (Danjuma Goje) and Akwa Ibom, Mr Godswill Akpabio.
NAN observed that the Senior Special Assistant to the President on National Assembly matters (Senate), Mr Ita Enang also accompanied the senators to the meeting with the president.
It would be recalled that the Senate had on May 9 passed a vote of no confidence on the IGP, describing him as “enemy of democracy’’ over his failure to honour its invitations twice.
Idris, however, asked the Deputy Inspector General of Police (Operations), Joseph Habila to represent at the Senate.
The Senate on Thursday raised a 10-man panel to meet with President Buhari over the allegation levelled against the IGP by Saraki.

industry_corpus2: Politics & Administration


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Home > The Forums > Electronic Music Instruments and Electronic Music Production Anybody here use Propellorhead Record w/REason?
Anybody here use Propellorhead Record w/REason?
i love reason but i hate arranging and constructing complicated tracks on it because i find the sequencing very tedious. I find editing on Reason to be unbearable at times. I have been searching the web for info on Record but nothing I have seen answers the questions I have about arranging and editing midi and audio tracks.
So with that being said, how is the editing on Record?


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Each year since 1989, the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has set aside September as a month to celebrate recovery and promote the message that recovery is possible, and it’s a wonderful place to be.1 There’s a lot going on in Pennsylvania for National Recovery Month. If you or a loved one is in recovery, head to one of these events and help spread the word that life is better on the other side.
Kick off National Recovery Month with a family-friendly celebration at Diamond Park.2 Join others in recovery and their supportive friends and family members to encourage and inspire one another. Food and fun—and information and resources—can be found around the park, and a ceremony featuring multiple speakers will begin at noon.
When: September 1, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Love of Recovery is an annual music festival featuring live music with short presentations from professional speakers between bands.3 This year, the bands include Muddy Shews, The Mike Miz Band and The Stickies. Find food vendors, arts and crafts exhibits and recovery resource information and merchandise throughout the park.
When: September 9, 12 p.m. to 5 p.m.
The RASE Project is a local advocacy group that provides a voice, resources and services for recovering individuals in the community.4 The RASE Project’s annual comedy show is a celebration of life and recovery. The evening starts out with dinner, followed by dancing and a comedy show that features two comedians and a guest speaker.
When: September 9, 5 p.m. to 11 p.m.
Celebrate National Recovery Month with a walk down Penn Avenue to celebrate the many roads to recovery.5 This high-visibility event aims to dispel the stigma of addiction and show that recovery is a positive force for communities. Everyone is welcome to join the walk. You can sign up at pghrecoverywalk.org.
When: September 16, 9 a.m.
Join people in recovery and those who support them for a walk through historic downtown Philadelphia.6 This walk raises awareness about recovery and its value to families and to the community. It also celebrates recovery and strives to end the stigma surrounding addiction. After the walk, which ends at the Great Plaza, browse the sponsor information booths and enjoy speakers and live music.
When: September 23, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
The Berks County Recovery Walk offers a chance for people in long-term recovery from addiction to spread the message that recovery is possible, and there’s joy and authentic happiness to be found in a life of recovery.7 After the walk, Soberstock will keep you entertained with free live music and speakers, along with educational and informational booths and activities for everyone.
When: September 23, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
It’s important to stay ever-mindful of your successes in recovery. This September, grab your supportive family members and friends and celebrate your sobriety—and cheer on others—at a Pennsylvania National Recovery Month event near you.


text: It’s Try On Tuesday and many of you have asked me to try on white denim. You ask and you shall receive! Spring and summer are all about white jeans but it can often be difficult to find the right pair. I am back at Bloomingdales today trying on various white jeans so I can keep you posted on size and fit.

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