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Redwood hosts Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Ron Holman,
Redwood students cheer on their team Friday, November 4, 2016 during the annual Cowhide football game against Mt. Whitney at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl. Ron Holman,
Redwood's Frankie Ayon runs against Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Ron Holman,
Redwood's Michael Harris III, right, fends off Mt. Whitney's Jacob Ryals in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Ron Holman,
Redwood quarterback Frankie Ayon passes against Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Ron Holman,
Redwood's Jose Briseno pulls down Mt. Whitney's Zack Reza in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Ron Holman,
Mt. Whitney students cheer on their team Friday, November 4, 2016 against Redwood in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl. Rhea Quitasol,
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Redwood hosts Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Rhea Quitasol,
Mt. Whitney's Jorge Romero closes in on Redwood's Michael Bean (33) with Frankie Ayon (12) just behind him during the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Rhea Quitasol,
Redwood's Michael Bean runs the ball against Mt. Whitney during the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Rhea Quitasol,
Redwood's Daniel Martinez (4) and Luis Medina (27) celebrate after a 31-7 win against Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Rhea Quitasol,
Redwood football players gather for the Alma Mater song after a 31-7 win against Mt. Whitney in the annual Cowhide football game at Giant Chevrolet-Cadillac Mineral King Bowl on Friday, November 4, 2016. Rhea Quitasol,
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Computational Fluid Dynamics: Improving Energy Efficiency for Everything That Moves
Organizer: Gelvin Stevenson, PhD
Host: Sidley Austin LLP
787 Seventh Ave. (AXA Equitable Building, between 51st and 52nd Streets), 23rd Floor
Everything that moves through air, water or any other medium creates friction. That friction requires energy—and usually, more energy than is necessary. A lot more. So major energy, automotive, aerospace, electronic design, chemical and pharmaceutical companies use Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software to predict turbulent liquid and gas flows within and around solid objects, promising to eliminate or at least reduce the need for physical testing. For instance, wind turbine designers use CFD software to optimize turbine blades and turbine placement in wind turbine farms. Similarly, automobile designers use CFD software in an effort to minimize drag forces so as to reduce fuel consumption, in particular by large trucks, essentially replacing wind tunnels with "numerical wind tunnels". Yet the algorithms they use aren't always accurate.
The CFD market is dominated by a few large CFD software vendors, which all - including dozens of smaller players - have the exact same public-domain algorithm at the core of their products. Unfortunately, this core algorithm is inherently inaccurate, requires extensive expertise and effort to set-up, fails to predict important physical phenomena even in simple geometries, and requires High-Performance Computing (HPC) resources.
VorCat says it has solved all these problems. Using $5.4M in Advanced Technology Programs and other government grants, VorCat developed, patented and is starting to market revolutionary Fast 3D Vortex Tube software that is very accurate, easy to use, can be deployed in the HPC cloud and, as importantly, can be deployed on desktop machines with commercially-available hardware accelerators. As a result, VorCat expects not only to become the #1 or #2 player in the market, but to expand the market to small and medium-sized businesses that previously could not afford to gain CFD expertise nor acquire the use of appropriate hardware.
GIF thanks Investors Circle and Sidley Austin for their generous support, and Geoff Miles, Chino Maduagwu, and Gary Kier for developing and operating GIF's video, social media and design capabilities.
According to the Gartner market research firm, "CFD has numerous applications for a number of industries, and many of these areas remain under-penetrated to date." The current CFD market is $1.3B, growing at 12-15% annually, but could be much larger once the accuracy, learning curve and computing resource constraints are solved.
Disclaimer: The Greentech Investors Forum (GIF) is not soliciting funds for the presenting companies, nor is it encouraging parties to invest in them. We try to find good companies—not necessarily good investments. They have been advised on what is acceptable in terms of predicted results, but GIF takes no responsibility for what they actually do, say, or how they perform in the future.
Indeed, the uses of CFD are vast and include such notable applications as predicting:
aerodynamic forces on ground and air vehicles,
design and optimal placement of wind turbines and hydro-turbines,
pollutant formation and dispersion of hazardous materials in the environment,
hydrodynamic forces on ships,
noise generation about moving vehicles and airborne systems,
cooling of electronic components and efficiency of engines,
mixing characteristics of chemical reactors,
safety studies of transport air traffic and helicopters.
A main attraction of CFD is economic: CFD reduces dependence on costly and time-intensive physical experiments so products can be brought to market faster and at less expense; it permits exploration of a wide range of design or performance parameters so products have higher quality; it can often provide flow information that is too dangerous or impractical to acquire in physical experiments, and, CFD can provide a more complete flow description than can be obtained with physical probes. Many experts estimate that moving to "virtual design" methods, e.g., simulations instead of physical models, can save up to 50% in the cost of design cycles, and considerably shorten time to market.
The company is seeking a $5M equity investment to develop cloud Apps that will target important flow applications that are mostly utilized by the Automotive, green/clean energy and other industries, complete proof-of-concept evaluations with Fortune 100 companies and enhance VorCat's intellectual property.
Dr. Jacob Krispin, Founder and CEO – an experienced manager and accomplished scientist with more than thirty years of experience in research and development (R&D), and engineering and management work at a national laboratory (Israel), academia (University of Maryland) and startups. Jacob has substantial understanding of the CFD market through many years of CFD consulting.
Bruno Dov Lerer, Esq., Counsel for the company, is an attorney with Littman Krooks. Prior to joining the firm, he served as Senior Associate Vice President at a broker-dealer-venture capital company.
Bruno focuses his practice on business tax, finance and accounting issues, specializing in the information technology sector.
He is fluent in Hebrew and Romanian and dabbles in Japanese and Mandarin Chinese. In his spare time, he builds high powered gaming desktop computers (and actually uses them).
Bruno received an LLB from the Tel Aviv University School of Law in 1979 and an LLM in Taxation from New York University School of Law in 1981. He is admitted to practice in New York.
Bhargav Gajjar is a robotics scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and founder of bioinspired robotics company Vishwa Robotics. He is an inventor,[1][2][3] educator,[4] physicist, electrical engineer, mechanical engineer, aerospace engineer [5] and an entrepreneur. He studied theoretical physics and mechanical engineering focused on robotics mechanisms at Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda and aerospace engineering, electrical engineering and robotics at University of Central Florida and MIT.
He is best known for assisting the USAF in developing one of the first man-made, avian inspired, drones called MAVs that can fly and actively grasp and perch on a tree branch and perform local ground mobility on roof tops, post landing for tactical perch and stare missions.[6] The core technology in the artificial hawk was integrated into the MAV in place of a traditional roll out landing gear and was developed directly by copying the musculoskeletal anatomy of biological sparrow hawk (American kestrel) claws.[7][8]
As of 2014, he is focused on developing an anthropomorphic underwater robotic grasper for US Navy's Atmospheric Diving Suits (ADS) and Remotely Operated underwater Vehicle (ROV).[9] He is the president of bioinspired robotics company Vishwa Robotics and his research has been funded by all 3 branches of United States Department of Defense including Navy, Army and Air Force besides DARPA and numerous national and international private commercial businesses.
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Nozeroy – miejscowość i gmina we Francji, w regionie Burgundia-Franche-Comté, w departamencie Jura.

Według danych na rok 1990 gminę zamieszkiwało 416 osób, a gęstość zaludnienia wynosiła 111 osób/km² (wśród 1786 gmin Franche-Comté Nozeroy plasuje się na 366. miejscu pod względem liczby ludności, natomiast pod względem powierzchni na miejscu 904.).

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With much of his first album for new label, Arista rendered all but unlistenable by some horrendous production - punctuated by an unhealthy reliance on synthesizer and tinny drum machine patterns - one could easily dispense with the LP proper and shell out instead on its two 45's; this being the first.
In the aftermath of his 'divorce' from David Bowie, the decision to delegate production to former Stooge, James Williamson might - in hindsight - have been unwise.
Scott Thurston steps into Ron Ashetons shoes on second guitar.
Well. I'm just riffing on Iggy's line.
Clinically depressed is probably a more accurate diagnosis. It's a January thing.
By the way. I prefer the new 'avatar' to the old one.


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NAIT Giving »A challenge inspires students to think creatively
A competition inspires students to think creatively
Students pitch ideas to reimagine home buying
Thanks to industry partners and crowdfunding donors, 12 student teams from a variety of programs competed at the Mawji Centre Innovation Challenge in March. As part of the challenge, the students were tasked with reimagining the home buying process.
"Our students never cease to amaze me. I was amazed at the calibre of projects submitted for this year," says Cecile Wendlandt, coordinator at the Mawji Centre. "We had a higher percentage of team submissions and students really set the bar high for themselves."
First place winners Marcel Figueiredo Araujo and Jaafar Alkhayr Allah thought about how they could cater to the millennial market. That's when they explored the idea of the "shared economy" for home buyers. The business model, made popular by companies like Uber and Airbnb, offers homeownership with the flexibility of renting. (You can learn more by watching their video.)
"We dedicated many hours to this project."
To complete the Innovation Challenge, students had to work quickly and remotely – the campus cancelled in-person classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The team rose to the challenge and collaborated online through video chats and email in the weeks leading to the pitch event.
"It was a challenge and it took a lot out of us," says Araujo. "We dedicated many hours to this project."
When they heard they took home first place, they were glad they put in the time and effort. The team says they are grateful to the competition's sponsor Raptor Mining and crowdfunding donors who raised $3,000 last November.
"I want to say thank you for the help you gave to us as students."
"I want to say thank you for the help you gave to us as students," says Araujo. "It is quite an investment in students who are willing to put in the time and effort as they are learning in school."
See more award-winning presentations from the NAIT Innovation Challenge.
Emergency bursary gives student hope and a home
Willow Shelley is thankful to donors for helping her when she needed it most
Sowing the seeds of social entrepreneurship
Scholarship recipient Jonathan Mui is making a difference in his community - one plant at a time.
Working together to overcome challenges
When NAIT cancelled in-person classes to help stop the spread of COVID-19, the entire campus united in inspiring ways
A challenge inspires students to think creatively
https://www.nait.ca/giving/stories/reimagining-the-home-buying-process
A challenge inspires students to think creatively: Students pitch ideas to reimagine home buying https://www.nait.ca/giving/stories/reimagining-the-home-buying-process
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I could easily build a WebQuest on that topic and I could see immediately how all the pieces would fit together. Students would first look at why they can't have access to everything by looking at the problem through different people's perspective (such as the teacher, the school, the parent or the IT Administrator). From this they can then look at whether any changes to the internet policy are recommended. They can then present these recommendation to a school panel to see if there are indeed changes to be made. Hopefully they will come up with some legitimate ideas that have a positive benefit to the school.
Aave posted in rec.games.roguelike.development about his new project, Infiniverse. Looks like it might be a great candidate for Temporal ROAM.
This is a pretty amazing tech demo.
Was feeling tired last night, but as i was packing away the plethora of web windows I had open I got sidetracked again. Eventually ended up back on the Kongregate website, and ran into an old game; Kongai. I had originally been interested in the game after reading Gamasutra's analysis of Kongai, but at the initial launch you had to play LOTS of Kongregate games to even get a starting deck. It now looks like you get 3 cards to start off, so at least you can jump in and see what it's actually like.
I've been using the R/P/S example for so long about game balance by metagame, now sirlin has formalised the metagame into a definable set of yomi states. Yomi; knowing the mind of the opponent. Excellent word. Kongai is full of Yomi.
1 year of GameLogs stutters by as uni assignments take their toll on my gaming. Another combined report with little to show in 2 weeks.
UnAngband (15h) - VRBones XXII, 24 Rohan Paladin - My furthest push yet into the depths of UnAngband. The pally played better the second time around as I concentrated on archery to get me out of known non-melee battles. Eventually died to a pack of wights down the bottom of barrow downs.
Football Manager 08 (7h) - Gateshead Season 4, 3rd - Past the 1/2 way point in the league and we're a solid 3rd. We had a brief stint in 2nd, but Grimsby is way out in front. The team is playing well now and we're leading the goal scoring, even though we're losing some every now and then.
Nodiatis (4h) - Free online MMO. Plays like t.r.e.a.c.l.e.
TrackMania Nations Forever (3h) - StLukes CCG plus a little racing to keep in the points.
World of Warcraft: Burning Crusade (2h) - BundyBow, 12 hunter - Enough to get into Darkshore and start the grind. Even playing the hunter with carbonite isn't enjoyable enough to keep going.
Track King (1h) - Horse racing management online MMO. Bit too simple when FM08 is still sitting around waiting to be played.
After reading that Warhammer is going to have an Aussie server, had a check to see if I had missed my beta invite. Nope. But a couple of hours later it did arrive, so I can only guess that all aussie betatesters were delayed until the news release.
Couldn't wait to get home and test the login. I knew the file would be big and I'd be unlikely to play tonight anyway, but I wanted to get it started right away. Then I saw it was a torrent. Eww. I like torrents as a theory, but being a torrent means it will take ~6 times longer to download. Then i saw the size.
Had a dig through the GoodGame forums and found some suggestions for ways of attacking your rivals in the upcoming Office Wars game. One suggestion prompted me to build it into a hidden information game akin to the Prisoner's dilemma.
*You and a rival are both invited by your boss to visit his health club and play a few rounds of golf or tennis. Obviously the idea here is to lose convingly enough to boost the boss's ego, while showing up your rival. This could be a mini-game, (in which the object of the game is to challenge your boss and beat your rival but not play well enough to beat your boss), but a simpler idea would be to slip your rival some kind of perfromance enhancing substance, or special sports equipment, so they inadvertantly beat the boss really badly in the game, humiliating them boss and making him angry at your rival.
This could be an interesting blind information game if both you and your rival have to choose beforehand how well you will play (as well as what sabotage to do either to increase or decrease your opponent's ability). To do this you can have the boss challenge each of one individually without the other watching, then he watches both of you play each other. you can't play better in the second match as the boss will then know you went easy on him and ruin his trust in you. The object then is to lose as badly as possible to the boss for maximum boss ego boost, but still beat your rival when going head-to-head so you're seen as second best, not a complete loser.
Choose a number between 1 and 50 as your start skill and a number between -10 and 10 as a modifier for your opponent. Reveal both numbers simultaneously. The winner is the closest to 25 without going over. Score = amount under 25 you chose minus 10 if you were the lowest number, or minus 25 if you go over 25.
Doodled around a bit with the river basin algorithm to see if there was a way of embedding both mountain chains and river basins as never-touching trees. Somehow it warped into rivers passing through the side of a triangle while the vertex defined the mountain.
Andrew mentioned that Streetview now covers Brisbane, but lo and behold, it's also covering Bargara!
The capitalisation was important as it outlined my pet philosophy at the time. Virtual reality is definitely going to be the way of the future, unfortunately is still taking longer than I thought. The second part is a little more in depth and I had cornered many a traveller into a conversation about virtual reality as an education medium that is able to change the world as we know it.


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Havana Film Festival
2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 1980 1979
All filmsWinners Screened
Best Director & 2 others
Deep Crimson
Best Work of a Non-Latin American Director on a Latin America Subject
Carla's Song
Best Cinematography & 1 other
Tieta of Agreste
Special Mention: FIPRESCI Prize
Fine Powder
Award of the Havana University
Ilona Arrives with the Rain
Special Jury Prize
Buenos Aires vice versa
Between Marx and the Naked Woman
Autumn Sun
Special Mention: OCIC Award
Best Film Poster
Salón México
Best Screenplay & 1 other
Who Killed Pixote?
Browse Awards & Festivals


A perfect benevolent dictatorship is nearly impossible to construct as there are always humans wanting ultimate power that will then use their existing power to break the poll-system of the dictatorship.
A perfect democracy is impossible, too.
As there are more people to decide and people can make mistakes there are more people to vote wrong because of not having spotted a mistake.
thus a benevolent dictatorship with a centralized mistake-spotting system is better for deciding right.
Direct digital democracy should be implemented by governments worldwide.


One of the first things I did after moving my mom into a smaller house was contact a company that handles tree removal in Brooklyn NY. There was a fairly large tree that was growing over her roof, and it just looked to be extremely dangerous. When she looked outside her living room window, she could actually see one of the limbs against the glass window. I knew that if a storm was powerful, that tree could come through the living room window or topple over on her roof. I didn't blame the person living there before my mom, because the house had sat empty for a few years.
It was taken care of while it was vacant, at least on the inside. The outside was neglected though, and the tree was given free reign to grow how it wanted. When I contacted a tree service, I explained that I just wanted the tree removed. It could have been trimmed back a bit, but it was still too close to the house. I was just too worried that if a massive storm came through, it could wreak a lot of havoc.
When someone from the tree service company came out, he also agreed that it was just too close to the house. I hadn't even considered what was going on under the ground. He explained that the roof issue was a valid concern, but something even more pressing was the roots of the tree. They were so close to the house that they could end up really messing up my mom's sewer lines. They were able to take away the tree completely. They took care of the stump as well as the roots, so my mom is not going to have any problems with a tree, either above ground or under ground!


We are first Christians, second Evangelical, and third Baptist. As Christians, we distinguish ourselves from other world religions. As Evangelicals, we are in agreement with other Protestants in the core beliefs of the Christian faith. These are beliefs that we hold (See our Statement of Faith). In a nutshell, God created the universe, we sinned, and God sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to redeem our sins through his death and resurrection.
Lastly, we are Baptist especially in the way we practice Baptism and Communion. We believe both are reserved for those who trust in Jesus for their salvation. We baptize those who have professed faith in Jesus Christ through immersion. If you come from a different tradition or background and you've received believer's baptism, we respect that and do not believe you need a second baptism experience. We are also Baptist in partnership with other ministries. We were planted by a Baptist church (The Church at Brookhills), cooperate with the Birmingham Baptist Association.


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Latest House Price Statistics................
House prices are rising fastest in the East of England, official figures show, as analysts suggest property market "action" has moved out of London.
The typical home in the East increased in cost by 8.3% in the year to the end of July, the office for National Statistics (ONS) said
Prices in London, which saw big rises last year, rose by 5.5%, slightly lower than the average in England of 5.6%. Overall, UK house prices increased by 5.2% in the year to the end of July. The other area to see significant price growth was Northern Ireland, up 7.4%. Property values in Northern Ireland are recovering from a massive fall during the financial crisis, and remain 42% below the peak of August 2007, the ONS figures show,
Prices rose by 6.7% in the South East of England, the ONS figures show, although here - as in the East and in seven other regions - the pace of price rises has slowed.
Analysts suggest that the time of double-digit price rises in London is over for now.
"There is very much a ripple effect - the action has moved out from prime central London to the outskirts and those commuter areas where there is better value to be had, although not as much if prices continue to rise as they have been," said Jonathan Adams, director of central London estate agency Napier Watt.
Annual house price change
Nation/Region Change
England 5.6% rise
Wales 0.3% rise
Scotland 1.3% fall
Northern Ireland 7.4% rise
North East England 0.7% fall
North West England 3.7% rise
Yorkshire and the Humber 4.7% rise
East Midlands 5% rise
West Midlands 4.9% rise
East of England 8.3% rise
London 5.5% rise
South East England 6.7% rise
South West England 4.2% rise
Source: ONS; 12 months to end of July 2015
The 5.2% average price increase in the UK was down from the 5.7% rate recorded in the previous month. Prices in Scotland fell by 1.3% and were 0.7% lower in the North East of England. Excluding London and the South East of England, UK house prices increased by 4.4%.
The average home cost £295,000 in England, £173,000 in Wales, £154,000 in Northern Ireland and £196,000 in Scotland. In England, the highest average price was paid in London (£525,000) and the lowest in the North East (£156,000).
The average price paid in the UK was £282,000, and analysts expect this to continue to rise, not least as a result of a lack of properties in the market. Writing in the Guardian, Neal Hudson, a housing market analyst for Savills, said that the cost of buying a property, rather than the cost of owning it, is the biggest barrier to people buying their first home. That is because a large amount is needed for a deposit, while mortgage costs are well below the norm.
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Lily James, Armie Hammer and Ben Wheatley Talk About Rebecca
Vital Thrills recently attended the virtual AFI Q&A for the Netflix adaptation of Rebecca. The thriller stars Lily James, Armie Hammer, and Kristin Scott Thomas and is based on the 1938 novel by Daphne du Maurier. (Check out our review here.) Attending the event were director Ben Wheatley, along with stars Lily James and Armie …
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Adapting a classic, with a classic reputation, is always tricky. Almost as tricky as a director with a settled style stretching himself into new directions. Both are treacherous, filled with pitfalls and observers eager to point out how the earlier stuff was better. And there's a lot of risk, too, because there's a lot of …
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A Behind-the-Scenes Look at the Rebecca Movie
Today, Netflix released a brand new behind-the-scenes look at the upcoming Rebecca movie. The thriller stars Lily James, Armie Hammer, and Kristin Scott Thomas. Directed by Ben Wheatley (High Rise, Free Fire), the film will launch on the streaming service on October 21. Produced by Working Title Films (Emma, Darkest Hour), Rebecca is a mesmerising …
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Netflix has released the official Rebecca trailer, which previews the upcoming thriller starring Lily James, Armie Hammer, and Kristin Scott Thomas. Directed by Ben Wheatley (High Rise, Free Fire), the film will launch on the streaming service on October 21. Produced by Working Title Films (Emma, Darkest Hour), Rebecca is a mesmerising and gorgeously rendered …
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Acclaimed British director Ben Wheatley (Kill List, High Rise) has signed on to direct a new adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's classic, romantic, gothic thriller Rebecca, written by screenwriter Jane Goldman (Kingsman series, X-Men: First Class). Lily James and Armie Hammer will star in the Working Title Films and Netflix project. The movie tells the story of a newly-married young …
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Thanks to the holistic approach of removing mucous, Johnny's sleep has improved.
In 2014, my partner and I decided to live together after three years of exhausting, yet rewarding, long distance travel between Ottawa and Hamilton. We both moved to Toronto – him to pursue a career in sports analysis, and myself to complete schooling as a Registered Holistic Nutritionist at the Canadian School of Natural Nutrition. I already had a degree in nutrition from the University of Guelph, but always felt that there was more to a person's overall health and happiness than just following Canada's Food Guide.
During classes at CSNN, I learned of a broad spectrum of interesting and alternative approaches to various health conditions that took into consideration a person's overall energy, mindset, physical appearance, and internal environment. I know now that this is the way nutrition is supposed to be viewed.
My partner, Johnny, has always been supportive of my alternative choices and menus, but his acceptance and understanding took on a deeper significance when we were recently faced with a serious diagnosis. I've always been fortunate to experience good quality sleep each night, but Johnny had a different history. Since childhood, he has never truly had a full night's rest. He would wake up several times through the night, and his mind raced with busy thoughts when he was trying to fall asleep. And not surprisingly, he often felt tired in the morning.
On top of this, he suffered from severe sinus inflammation and mucous build-up, sometimes blowing his nose multiple times a day. After we moved in together, I found all of this out first hand, and more. There were many mornings I would wake on the living room couch, having been driven from my cozy bed by the sound of snoring. On more than one occasion I seriously contemplated the consequences of smothering a person with a pillow. In addition, there were a few scary instances in the middle of the night when I would notice Johnny jolting himself awake, stating that he had felt himself stop breathing altogether.
In a previous job where I worked at a medical clinic, many of the patients came in with a medical condition called sleep apnea, a health problem which causes a cessation of breathing during one's sleep. I was curious to know if this was something Johnny might be experiencing, since many of the symptoms were there.
Sleep apnea can affect anyone, and has often been linked to excessive weight, anatomical abnormalities, or sinus complications. A few weeks later, I convinced Johnny to schedule himself for a sleep study which involved staying in a sleep clinic overnight. The technicians hooked him up to wires to monitor his heart rhythm and oxygen levels in the blood. For someone who already has trouble sleeping, Johnny was understandably worried about not sleeping through the duration of the study. He went anyway, and in the morning the technicians told him that in the little sleep he got he had actually stopped breathing 17 times! Moreover, each episode of apnea had lasted longer than ten seconds.
Johnny, a young and athletic man, was given the diagnosis of severe sleep apnea. He was prescribed a CPAP machine to use nightly (a machine that pumps oxygen into his airways). The sleep study physician informed Johnny that sinus issues are often linked to poor quality of sleep in patients with sleep apnea. So I wondered if a reduction in the amount of excess mucous that he'd suffered from his whole life could help to improve air flow and sleep quality.
Using the CPAP was important for crisis intervention, but was there more we could do to solve the problem on a longer term basis? Realizing that his sleep apnea, sinus difficulties, and whole-body health were inter-related, I resolved to discover methods of naturally reducing Johnny's congestion in the hopes of improving air flow during his sleep.
Approaching any ailment holistically means looking at many different factors that may be affecting the person. In this case, the first item to tackle was nutrition. There were many foods that Johnny was eating which were significant "mucous-enhancers", meaning that they encourage mucous production – specifically in the sinus cavities. Some examples are dairy (milk, cheese, yogurt), orange juice, and bananas (three of his favourite foods!). I suggested that he start decreasing his consumption of these foods, a practice that has proven difficult but rewarding in terms of reduced congestion.
Dairy (especially cheese) has been the hardest product to cut out, but probably the most beneficial. Research has shown that high calcium content can be a serious culprit in mucous issues, because without a high content of magnesium to balance it, calcium encourages mucous formation.
We are continuing to gradually empower and inform ourselves further regarding easy alternatives to these mucous-forming foods. Now our fridge contains almond milk, non-dairy yogurt, and instead of bananas in smoothies we use avocado to get the same creamy texture.
There are many other foods that help to break down and flush out excess mucous, including the herb thyme, along with raw honey, cocoa powder (high in magnesium), and garlic. Mucolytic supplements (capable of dissolving, digesting, or liquefying mucus) that are also helpful include N-acetyl-cysteine (NAC), as well as high doses of vitamin C – around 2 grams or more, depending on bowel tolerance.
According to Ayurvedic and Chinese medicine, dry and hot herbs like turmeric and cinnamon are traditionally used to combat mucous formation, as mucous is normally classified as a cool and damp substance. All of these methods have improved the clarity of Johnny's breathing and are helping to deepen the quality of his sleep.
The next thing we looked at was the environment. Our lungs, mouth, nose, and breathing passages are very sensitive to dust and chemical pollutants. Johnny loves to clean our apartment (not complaining about that!), but the cleaning products he was using may have been irritating the lining of sensitive nasal passages.
I told him that many of the harsh chemicals he was using could be replaced with pure white vinegar and a blend of powerful essential oils. We researched natural cleaning recipes and found some great ideas. He now uses equal parts vinegar and water, mixed with 10 drops each of tea tree and lemon oil to clean the bathroom. Dr. Bronner's natural castile soaps are used as hand and dish soap, and my own creations of essential oil mists freshen the linens. Personally, I love using antibacterial lavender, and mood-uplifting grapefruit, essential oils.
Third and finally, we explored the energetic and mind/spirit connection. This is a component to holistic healing that is often overlooked, but one that can be quite effective when working with an open-minded person.
More specifically, each body system has certain energy pathways and meridians running through it (think Traditional Chinese Medicine acupuncture points).
Each system has its own emotional parallel energy, which one can explore further when seeing a Registered Holistic Nutritionist (RHN) or alternative health practitioner trained in energy healing.
Breathing is connected to the fourth chakra (or 'heart chakra'). This chakra connects joy, love, compassion, and grief. The act of breathing and having clear sinuses can be symbolized using this metaphor: imagine breathing in fresh clean vital energy, and breathing out ("letting go") of old, stale, and unnecessary emotions.
Exercises that Johnny has done to help strengthen his breathing include taking three slow, deep breaths every morning. At night we reflect on what we were thankful for during the day. And most importantly, we go outside for walks and breathe in the beautiful fresh air. Taking a stroll with a loved one along a trail or gazing at the trees really connects us to our lung energy and strength, as trees symbolize the transformation of life-giving air.
Slowly but surely Johnny's sleep is improving. He wakes up more refreshed, his sinuses have begun to clear, and overall he feels more clear-headed.
Using the CPAP machine at night may continue to be a necessary intervention, but judging from the progress he's made, I know we're on the right track to full body health and happiness.


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Ужгород (U207) — малый противолодочный корабль проекта 12412 (тип «Молния-2», по классификации НАТО — ) Черноморского флота ВМФ СССР и ВМС Украины (в них классифицировался как корвет). На службе состоял с 1982 по 2012 годы, до 1998 года назывался МПК-93.

Особенности проекта
Проект 12412 — серия малых противолодочных кораблей, которые строились в СССР для военно-морского флота и морских частей пограничных войск КГБ в 1980-х годах. Пограничный вариант практически повторял основной противолодочный вариант. Созданный на базе разработанного в 1973 году в ЦКБ «Алмаз» ракетного катера проекта 1241 отличается от него лишь вооружением (отсутствие ударного комплекса и усиленное противолодочное вооружение) и более экономичной энергетикой (дизельная установка вместо газотурбинной). Фактически, проекты 1241 и 12412 были разными типами кораблей. Всего было построено 29 кораблей проекта 12412 с 1976 по 1987 годы, в том числе 9 единиц для ВМФ (остальные для морских частей пограничных войск).

История корабля
Малый противолодочный корабль МПК-93 был заложен на стапеле Ярославского судостроительного завода (заводской номер 507) 5 мая 1981 года. 8 февраля 1982 года зачислен в списки кораблей ВМФ. Спущен на воду 6 июля 1982 и переведён по внутренним водным путям в Азовское море, а оттуда в Чёрное море для прохождения дальнейших испытаний. 25 декабря 1982 заступил на службу, 7 февраля 1983 включён в состав Черноморского флота ВМФ СССР. Входил в состав 307-го дивизиона противолодочных кораблей 17-й бригады кораблей охраны водного района на Донузлаве. Участвовал в преследовании сторожевого корабля СКР-112 21 июля 1992.

После раздела Черноморского флота корабль был переведён в состав ВМС Украины в 1997 году, будучи в небоеспособном состоянии. В ВМС Украины был переквалифицирован в корвет и получил наименование «Ужгород» (U207). По причине отсутствия нормального финансирования долгое время был в резерве и базировался в Новоозёрном. 7 ноября 2012 окончательно выведен из состава флота Украины.

Кораблём командовали в составе ВМС Украины:
 Капитан 3 ранга Сергей Матушкин (2005—2009);
 Капитан 2 ранга Дмитрий Горбенко (2009—2012).

Примечания

Литература
 Апальков Ю. В. Корабли ВМФ СССР. Справочник в 4 томах. — Санкт-Петербург : Галея Принт, 2005. — Т. ІІІ. Противолодочные корабли. Часть 2. Малые противолодочные корабли. — 112 с. — ISBN 5-8172-0095-3.
 Заблоцкий В.П., Костриченко В.В. Корабли и суда военно-морских сил Украины (краткий справочник). — Донецк : Украинский культурологический центр, 1998. — 40 с. — ISBN 966-95347-2-0.
 Jane's Fighting Ships 1992—1993. — London, United Kingdom : Jane's Information Group, 1992. — ISBN 0-71062-623-1.

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6,700 buyers to attend China-Central & Eastern Europe expo
Summary: The China-Central and Eastern European Countries Expo & International Consumer Goods Fair to be held in east China will attract over 6,700 buyers from 22 countries and regions, said the organizer Thursday.
Over 20 forums and exhibitions will be held from June 7 to 12 in the city of Ningbo, east China's Zhejiang province, said Fang Liqun, deputy head of the provincial department of commerce.
Among the participants are over 700 government officials and businessmen from the Central and Eastern European Countries.
The countries of honor for this year's expo will be the Slovak Republic and the Republic of Lithuania.
According to China's Ministry of Commerce, the total trade volume between China and Central and Eastern European countries reached $28.55 billion in the first four months this year, up 7.9 percent year-on-year.
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Hubbard Street dancers Elliot Hammans, Adrienne Lipson, and Kellie Epperheimer. Photo by Todd Rosenberg.
Space, In Perspective, September 21-24 at the Harris Theater, is an immersive and interactive dance installation choreographed and creative directed by Peter Chu, So You Think You Can Dance guest choreographer and Artistic Director of chuthis. This unconventional gallery-style performance invites audience members to explore the unseen backstage of the Harris Theater.
Join the dancers on a choreographed adventure backstage, up and down hallways, through dressing rooms, and on the stage alongside the dancers. Tickets are general admission and cost $65 each. Visit hubbardstreetdance.com/fall or call 312-635-3799 to purchase.


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The hotel location is fantastic, in the middle of the square. Our room (which was clean) was upgraded, which was great. Had an amazing stay overall!
The hotel room was comfortable and quaint. The rest of the hotel smelled a bit stuffy and could use a facelift. The large-bus-groups staying in the hotel (and in the city at large) made for a lot of noise and resulted in hot water being in short supply at peak times. The management did get our noisy neighbors to quiet down one night when we complained. I suspect that this is the scenario in most older "quaint" hotels in the town center due to the bus loads of summer tourists dominating the scene in July. Given that the management was responsive, the convenient location and that we enjoyed our quaint room...it was a fine overall experience.
Fantastic place. Great location. Parking a little walk away, but there is no parking in the core anyways.


By the time she was 18, Jenna Ghibaudy had founded two community service organizations.
After years of volunteering in homeless shelters in her hometown of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Ghibaudy noticed that most shelters were lacking in intellectual stimulation for its residents. In 2011 she founded 'Zines from Teens, a community service organization that promotes education and literacy among the homeless through the collection and monthly distribution of books and magazines to local homeless shelters. More than 2,500 books were delivered, and two homeless shelters constructed libraries from the donations she initiated.
When Ghibaudy moved to Tampa to attend USF, she discovered that Tampa has the highest rates of human trafficking in Florida. In 2015, she founded Free the Bay, a community service organization that raises funds and awareness to prevent human trafficking in Tampa. She is in the process of planning a 5K run and various activities and events throughout the area for Free the Bay.
Her leadership skills interested Bank of America, who selected Ghibaudy as one of their five student leader interns out of 400 prospects. She held an internship with Bank of America last summer, where she gained professional experience and attended a leadership summit in Washington D.C.
A resident of the Bulls Business Community and a member of the Business Honors Program, Ghibaudy has immersed herself into the USF family. She is a consultant in the Business Communications Center, where she helps business students develop ideas and writing skills. She was accepted into the Muma Leadership Program where she is working toward a Professional Development Certificate. Such involvement caught the eye of AXA Advisors on campus. She was recently selected as one of 12 students for AXA's Inaugural Leadership and Professional Sales Development Program at USF.
I have known Jenna for a very long time now and I have seen her perform incredible fears in the 3 years I have known her. She goes above and beyond for her friends, her family, and her career. If anyone deserves this, it's Jenna.
Jenna's work ethic and accomplishments continue to amaze and inspire me! Jenna is very driven and goal-oriented, but my favorite aspect of her personality is her sense of community, her desire to always pay it forward and to always give back to those around her.
Jenna is one of the kindest and most compassionate people I have met and as her peer and fellow Hamilton Scholar, it is with the utmost honor that I highly recommend her. She is dedicated and a fierce force to be reckon with. This is a remarkable young woman who will go places!
Jenna's Bio. supports her tireless efforts for impacting any community in which she lives. It's clear she has a heart for her Brothers and Sisters and ultimately for God.
When Jenna was a toddler her elderly, frail great-grandmother visited for a few days. I watched in amazement as that very small girl spontaneously and repeatedly guided the elder's walker and performed other perceptive, loving acts. As Jenna has grown and developed so many of her other abilities, she has continued to express and act on that intrinsic compassion. Now she energetically combines that ability to perceive problems that need attention with an exceptional set of intellectual and leadership skills.


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Belfast microwave research facility installs Agilent equipment
December 8, 2005 Colin Holland
From left: Prof Vincent Fusco, Head of High Frequency Research, Queen's University Belfast; Prof John McCanny, Director, ECIT and Tom White, Managing Director, Agilent Technologies UK Ltd.
LONDON — The Queen's University Belfast (QUB) is setting up a microwave and millimeter-wave research facility within its Research Institute in Electronics, Communications and Information Technology (ECIT).
ECIT opened earlier in the year and the MMW facility will have access to test and measurement equipment, valued at over $1million and supplied by Agilent Technologies. The equipment consists of a 110GHz network analyser configured for on-wafer probing to W-band, and a PNA-L vector network analyser used to control an NSI antenna near-field scanner. And the time-domain measurement, pulsed power and active-device characterisation capabilities of the laboratories will be enhanced by a 6 GHz multi-channel oscilloscope, a Ka-band power meter and a semiconductor parameter analyser.
The systems being put in place at QUB will be used for the characterisation of advanced research prototype monolithic integrated circuits and antenna systems. These ultimately will be deployed in applications such as short-range wireless sensors, mobile telephony, vehicular telemetry and vehicular radar systems.
Professor Vincent Fusco, Head of High Frequency Research at QUB, said, "These state-of-the-art capabilities will facilitate the leading research we conduct in the fields of microwave and millimeter-wave integrated circuits and antennas for use in the electronics communications industry".
"In addition, the linkage between QUB and Agilent is of major significance as we develop an environment in which we train undergraduate and postgraduate students in microwave theory and techniques, through internships and collaborative research with Agilent Laboratories".
Tom White, Managing Director of Agilent Technologies UK Ltd, said, "Queen's University Belfast are undertaking exciting research in these areas, and the new facility will serve to boost their international reputation further. We are delighted to be able to extend our long-standing relationship with Queen's through supporting this facility, and we are exploring the potential for closer collaboration with the university's engineers.
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» Thursday, April 25, 2013
Asked if the government was looking at all options to deport Abu Qatada, including temporarily leaving the European Convention of Human Rights (ECHR), the PMS said the Prime Minister had been very clear that all options to deport this dangerous man should be considered. He reminded journalists that the Home Secretary had set out a […]
Asked if the PM would support the funding of a memorial to those service personnel that had died in Afghanistan, the PMOS said he hadn?t seen the Opposition?s proposals and so could not comment on the specifics. He said that the PM has made it very clear of his admiration for the incredible work and […]
Press briefing – afternoon 25 April 2013
Friday 26 April 2013 The Prime Minister's Spokesman answered questions on Lady Thatcher's funeral costs, Leveson and Afghanistan.
Funeral costs
The Prime Ministers Spokesman (PMS) provided an update on the costs of Lady Thatcher's funeral. He told journalists that the estimated cost of the funeral to the public purse was 1.6 million. Of this, around 500,000 related to ceremonial costs, (including costs associated with the service at St Paul's Cathedral, the Mansion House reception, and […]
Leveson
Asked how the Prime Minister would respond to the alternative Royal Charter put forward by the newspaper industry, the PMS said that the Privy Council Office would need to look at the proposal. He said he was not aware of any changes to the timetable for the Government's Royal Charter going to the Privy Council.
Asked whether the Prime Minister would support the funding of a memorial to service personnel that had died in Afghanistan, the PMS said that he had not seen the Opposition's proposals and so could not comment on the specifics. He said that the Prime Minister had made very clear his admiration for the incredible work, […]
Press briefing – morning 25 April 2013
Thursday 25 April 2013 The Prime Minister's Spokesperson (PMS) answered questions on the economy, Communications Data Bill, appointment of Jo Johnson and Abu Qatada
Asked about gross domestic product (GDP) figures published this morning, the Prime Minister's Spokesman (PMS) reiterated what the Chancellor had said: that today's figures are an encouraging sign the economy is healing. Asked a follow up question on whether the Prime Minister was concerned about the construction industry, the PMS said there remained a tough […]
Asked about the Communications Data Bill, the PMS said it was important that the police and security services were able to respond to the scale of technological changes. He said discussions were ongoing in Government on how best to respond to those technological challenges. The Prime Minister understood there were sensitive issues around this area […]
Jo Johnson
Asked about Jo Johnson's new role as head of the Downing Street Policy Unit, the PMS confirmed Jo Johnson had been appointed as a Parliamentary Secretary at the Cabinet Office, in addition to his role as an Assistant Government Whip. Responding a follow up question regarding salary, the PMS said Mr Johnson would retain his […]


1. Promotes healthy skin , used as an active ingredient in skin cream products.
3. Plays a critical role in cellular energy production.
4. Helps maintain the integrity of connective tissue in the heart and blood vessels.
5. Plays a role in bone formation.
6. Plays a role in the metabolism of the neurotransmitters norepinephrine, epinephrine, and dopamine.
7. Functions as an antioxidant.
8. known to play an important role in the development and maintenance of immune systemfunction.
10. Used as a remedy for grey hair, burns, arthritis, parasites, and viral and bacterial infections.
11. Used to treat a wide range of inflammatory disorders, including ankylosing spondylitis, arthritis, erythema nodosum, osteoarthritis, rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, sciatica, and Wilson's disease.
12. Alleviates anaemia and molybdenum deficiency and has also been used in the treatment ofarthritis, bursitis, and rheumatism, and to stimulate the metabolic processes.
13. The metal of assimilation because it alleviates intestinal disorders and stimulates metabolism.
14. The remedy of choice in many renal and spasmodic or cramping disorders.
Dysentery, dysmenorrhea, epilepsy, liver conditions, nephritis, thyroid disorders, typhoid, ulcers, varices, varicose veins, and spastic and atonic constipation.
Copper's use for other common health malodies may include chilliness, dizziness, nausea, night fever, and poor pulse. Glandular functions improve, and copper promotes capillary action and formation of the red corpuscles.
Copper is most frequently used to alleviate throat problems including coughing, hoarseness, laryngeal catarrh, and difficulty in swallowing. Copper also eases a fear of death, poor memory, and an inability to retain thoughts.
Numerous studies have drawn attention to the relationship between copper deficiency and heart disease, which effect has now been traced to both a deficiency in copper and an imbalance in the copper-to-zinc ratio in the body.
In 1939, the German physician, Werner Hangarter, noticed that Finnish copper miners were unaffected by arthritis as long as they worked in the mining industry. This observation led Finnish medical researchers plus the Germans, Hangarter and Lübke, to successfully use a mixture of copper chloride and sodium salicylate to treat patients suffering from rheumatic fever, rheumatoid arthritis, neck and back problems, and sciatica.
Copper aspirinate has been shown not only to be more effective in the treatment of rheumatoid arthritis than aspirin alone, but it has been shown to prevent or even cure the ulceration of the stomach often associated with aspirin therapy. More than 140 copper complexes of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory agents (aspirin and ibuprofen, for example) have been shown to be more active than their parent compounds.
It has been demonstrated that copper complexes such as copper aspirinate and copper tryptophanate, markedly increase healing rate of ulcers and wounds. For example, copper complexes heal gastric ulcers five days sooner than other reagents. Further, it has been shown that, whereas non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as ibuprofen and enefenamic acid suppress wound healing, copper complexes of these drugs promote normal wound healing while at the same time retaining anti-inflammatory activity.
The 1973 work by Dr. L.M. Klevay at the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Human Nutrition Research Center pointed to a relationship between copper and cholesterol. In subsequent work, published in 1975, Dr. Klevay theorized that a metabolic imbalance between zinc and copper — with more emphasis on copper deficiency than zinc excess – is a major contributing factor in coronary heart disease.
Subsequent work by other investigators has shown that copper complexes also can have a valuable role in the minimization of damage to the aorta and heart muscle as oxygenated blood reperfuses into tissues following myocardial infarction. This action is based on the anti-inflammatory action of copper complexes.
It has been speculated that the reason that the heart attack rate in France is lower than in the rest of Europe is because of the significant consumption by the French of red wine, which has a higher copper content than white wine because it is prepared with the skin of the grape intact.
Copper's role in the immune system has recently been supported by observations that individuals suffering from Menke's disease (an inherited disease in which there is defective copper absorption and metabolism) generally die of immune system-related phenomena and other infections. Further, animals deficient in copper have been shown to have increased susceptibility to bacterial pathogens such as salmonella and listeria. This kind of evidence has led researchers to suggest that copper compounds not only can cure various conditions, but can aid in the prevention of disease.
Copper jewelry worn directly on skin has been used for a hundred years or more as a remedy for many ailments, including arthritis. Now, copper bracelets to ease joint and arthritis pain are ubiquitous in health food stores, and health magazines and catalogues.
With the understanding that copper deficiency can result in gray hair, skin wrinkles, crow's feet, varicose veins and saggy skin, copper has recently been touted as a "Fountain of Youth" for its ability to improve the elastic fiber in skin, increase skin flexibility, and act as an anti-wrinkle treatment. It has even been said to be able to return gray hair back to its natural color.
Copper can be used to help stabilise and to balance the flow of blood within the body also helping to increase circulatory functions when necessary. It can be used to cleanse wounds and to fight bacterial infection. It has also been used in the treatment of arthritis, bursitis, and rheumatism, and to stimulate the metabolic processes.
Specific diseases copper is used for include dysentery, dysmenorrhea, epilepsy, liver conditions, nephritis, thyroid disorders, typhoid, ulcers, varices, varicose veins, and spastic and atonic constipation. Steiner also noted that copper increases self-acceptance, and the emotions are balanced. The person in need of copper may be restless, excitable, apathetic, neurotic, or exhibit the early stages of psychosis. (L.F.C. Mees, M.D)., 'Living Metals' (London: Regency Press, 1974), p.19-27. (Wilhelm Pelikan), 'The Secrets of Metals' (Spring Valley, NY: Anthroposophical Press, 1984), pages: 04-118) The ancients used copper to treat cholera, dropsy, eczema, flu, gall bladder disorders, hernia, jaundice, neuralgia, heart palpitations, scarlet fever, schizophrenia, and to strengthen the sexual organs. Other problems for which it is used include chilliness, dizziness, nausea, night fever, and poor pulse. Glandular functions improve, and copper promotes capillary action and formation of the red corpuscles. It has also been used to alleviate throat problems including coughing, hoarseness, laryngeal catarrh, and difficulty in swallowing. Copper also eases a fear of death, poor memory, and an inability to retain thoughts.
In the Ebers papyrus from the eighteenth dynasty of ancient Egypt, it is suggested that pulverised copper be used for granulomatous inflammations, especially in the eyes. Hippocrates used copper for empyema, haemoptysis, and pneumonia. Paracelsus used it for treating hysteria, syphilis, and pulmonary imbalances. In India, copper earrings are worn to prevent sciatica.
Edgar Cayce said copper balances the emotions so that the spiritual nature and mental self are aligned. It is believed that Copper aids in the karmic background as one of the common elements in Lemuria for stabilising the general genetic patterns of the then developing physical body and the bone tissue of the early anatomical form. This was done so that there was not the overbearance of the gelatinous form, which was at times typical of the anatomy in those days, particularly in the early phases of childhood. (Max Heindel), 'Occult Principles of Health and Healing' (Oceanside, California, U.S.A. The Rosicrucian Fellowship, 1938), page. 15. (Max Heindel), 'The Rosicrucian Cosmo-Conception' (Oceanside, California. U.S.A. The Rosicrucian Fel¬lowship, 1977), pages. 275,and 346. It is well documented that in many different languages that copper is used for healing and in spiritual growth. Copper can be used in a wide range of inflammatory conditions such as arthritis, rheumatism, inflammations in the cerebral cortex, activities of the inner ear, and intestinal disorders.
Various dysfunctions associated with the diaphragm, such as poor breathing can be treated with copper because it strengthens the neurological functions. Greater flexibility within the bone tissue including the cartilages, ligaments, tendons, and sinus tissue result. Use copper in left-right brain disorders such as autism, dyslexia, epilepsy, neurological dis¬charge, physical co-ordination problems, and visual problems. And the pineal and pituitary glands are strengthened.
Copper also eases pernicious anaemia, the taking of colloidal copper helps antidote the affects of microwave radiation and increases copper assimilation. In the esoteric area of life this mineral is known to combat lethargy, passivity, restlessness, excitability, and non-acceptance of oneself. It can stimulate initiative, optimism, diplomacy, and independence.
Copper is one of the baser metallic elements of high conductive properties; thus the body's electrical properties are activated.
Antioxidant and Blood Cleansing: this is what copper is all about. It will cause the veins to become temporarily enlarged with rich and healthy clean blood. This can be observed when colloidal copper is applied topically directly to the skin. The veins beneath quickly become gauged with rich oxygenated blood.
Copper for Skin Care to stimulate the regrowth of Collagen: and help dismiss wrinkles and sagging skin by gently massaging a few drops directly on to the skin. once or twice a day.
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Plestiodon lynxe, also known commonly as the oak forest skink, is a species of lizard in the family Scincidae. The species is endemic to Mexico. There are three recognized subspecies.

Habitat
The preferred natural habitat of P. lynxe is oak forest or pine-oak forest, at altitudes of .

Diet
P. bellii preys upon insects and other arthropods.

Reproduction
P. lynxe is viviparous. Maximum recorded litter size is five neonates.

Subspecies
Three subspecies are recognized as being valid, including the nominotypical subspecies.
Plestiodon lynxe bellii
Plestiodon lynxe furcirostris
Plestiodon lynxe lynxe

Nota bene: A trinomial authority in parentheses indicates that the subspecies was originally described in a genus other than Plestiodon.

Etymology
The subspecific name, bellii, is in honor of English zoologist Thomas Bell.

References

Further reading
Boulenger GA (1887). Catalogue of the Lizards in the British Museum (Natural History). Second Edition. Volume III. ... Scincidæ .... London: Trustees of the British Museum (Natural History). (Taylor and Francis, printers). xii + 575 pp. + Plates I–XL. (Eumeces lynxe, p. 380).
Hartweg N (1931). "Apparent ovoviviparity in the Mexican skink Eumeces lynxae [sic] Wiegmann". Copeia 1931 (2): 60.
Webb RG (1968). "The Mexican skink Eumeces lynxe (Squamata, Scincidae)". Publications of the Museum, Michigan State University, Biological Series 4 (1): 1–28.

lynxe
Reptiles of Mexico
Reptiles described in 1834
Taxa named by Arend Friedrich August Wiegmann


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Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia may refer to:

United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit, a United States Circuit Court established in 1893
District of Columbia Court of Appeals, the highest court of the District of Columbia, equivalent to a state supreme court, established in 1970


Dan Bilsker, PhD, RPsych, discusses anxiety and panic attacks.
Anxiety and Panic Attacks Dan Bilsker, PhD, RPsych, discusses anxiety and panic attacks.
Anxiety is a common mental health problem in which individuals may feel overcome by worry that disrupts their activities, or feel a constant sense of tension, or even at a more extreme point have episodes of panic and extreme fear.
The options are either anxiolytic - anti-anxiety medications - which are commonly given by family physicians or psychiatrists. These are generally useful for the short term, the problem in the longer term is that people can become physiologically- or physically-dependent forming and they can also cause people to feel sedated, so they're really a short-term solution.
Over the longer term, people want to learn anxiety management skills, which are generally taught through a psychologist using a cognitive-behavioral approach and enabling them to learn the skills of anxiety control.
The medication treatments are generally available through family physicians, but the anxiety management approaches would be usually provided by a psychologist who work in a cognitive-behavioral model.


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"The data, released as part of a seminar held yesterday with Enders Analysis, 'Digital Seminar: e-books and their impact on the market', showed genres such as science fiction and romance are "overperforming" thanks to the tastes of early adopters of e-books. For example, the e-book market share of the science fiction and fantasy sector globally for the 10 weeks since June was 10%, more than treble the genre's market share of print book sales. The share taken by romance and saga books was 14%, seven times its print market share."
Which does seem to suggest that the observation of my ebook sales, as being notably higher than my paperback or hardback sales, isn't too far off the mark.
Was wondering if you've produced, or had produced, audio versions of your books and, if so, have you noticed any changes in sales due to downloads etc.
Hi Gary, nope, no audio versions yet. That probably won't happen unless I get approached by someone like Audible.com for the rights to produce them, which might happen, but if so, not yet.