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Q: Create a box from a flutter .hive file stored in the cache I know this may sound simple but I have a hive file (which I got from the File Picker package) and now, based on this hive file, I want to load the Box. Is there an easy way to just load the box from the hive file? Something like:
Box newBox= await Hive.openBox('boxName', path: hiveFile.path)

A: First, you need to open your new Hive box:
  final box = await Hive.openBox<T>("boxExmapleName");

This box now will have its own file saved locally, and until now it's empty, right, we can get it's path with:
final boxPath = box.path;

Now, after we had its path, we need to close that box, so we can make changes to its file properly:
await box.close();

Until this, we have the box path, and it's closed, then we can copy set our personnel Hive box file into that box that we just created:
    File("HERE THE PATH OF THE PERSONNEL HIVE BOX").copy(boxPath);

Change "HERE THE PATH OF THE PERSONNEL HIVE BOX" with the path of your hive file.
This will copy that file into  the created box file.
so combining it as a method:
Future<void> HiveBoxFromFile<T>(String boxName, String PathOfFile) async {
  final box = await Hive.openBox<T>(boxName);
  final boxPath = box.path;
  await box.close();

  try {
    File(PathOfFile).copy(boxPath);
  } finally {
    await Hive.openBox<T>(boxName); // this is to re-open the box again after the operation is finished
  }
}

Now you should use the box in your app, and it will have the data that was in the file.

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Drunk Driving and Punitive Damages Ed explains that if an accident is caused by a drunk driver, a special form of damages can be pursued on behalf of the injured party.
An innocent woman suffered serious injuries when a possibly drunk driver who was fleeing a traffic stop hit her car head-on in Lancaster County, Virginia (VA), on the night of December 2, 2017. The collision happened at the intersection of State Route 3/Mary Ball Road and State Route 605/Pinkardsville Road, and the at-fault driver died at the scene.
According to reports from both the Virginia State Police and the county sheriff's office, a deputy had stopped the soon-to-be-deceased man for a vehicle safety and driver identity check on Mary Ball Road a little before 9:30 pm. As the deputy ran the man's driver's license and discovered that it was suspended, the driver sped off. He reached speeds of 90 mph in stretches where the posted speed limit is 35 mph while law enforcement officers pursued him.
The 61-year-old resident of Lancaster, VA, who later needed to be airlifted to VCU Medical Center in Richmond for surgery, had just completed a left-hand turn onto Route 3 from Pinkardsville Road when the fleeing driver crossed the center line and slammed into the front of her car. Evidence collected after the crash led investigators to suspect that the driver they had chased was under the influence of alcohol.
General purpose state and local law enforcement agencies conducted an estimated 68,000 vehicle pursuits in 2012.
From 1996 to 2015, an average of 355 persons (about 1 per day) were killed annually in pursuit-related crashes.
My Virginia personal injury law firm colleagues and I wish the woman who became an unwitting victim of this police pursuit-related wreck a full and rapid recovery. Even with the one driver fleeing arrest, speeding recklessly and possibly driving drunk, figuring out the full responsibility for and insurance implications of this head-on collision may prove difficult. The injured woman and her family would benefit from consulting with an experienced and caring Virginia personal injury lawyer.


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EPA Administer Assembles Task Force for Superfund Restructuring
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On May 22, 2017, EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt created a task force to improve the Superfund remediation process. He asked the Superfund task force to find ways to "utilize alternative and non-traditional approaches for financing site cleanups." The task force's recommendations were due by June 21, 2017. EPA has not yet announced its recommendations.
Creation of the task force was announced one day before the Trump Administration released its budget proposal for fiscal year 2018. The proposal would cut the EPA's budget by 31.4 percent. In the proposed budget, Superfund spending is reduced by 25 percent — $330 million. Such drastic cuts may not be approved by Congress.
Future management of the Superfund program may rely on called the "Superfund Alternative Approach" to streamline efforts. Under the Superfund Alternative Approach sites are not added to the National Priorities List. However, the Alternative Approach uses the same standards and investigation process as sites addressed under the conventional approach. The Superfund Alternative Approach can't be used at every site, just those with a willing, capable potential responsible party who will negotiate and sign an agreement with EPA to perform the investigation or cleanup. In addition, sites managed under the Alternative Approach are not eligible for federal cleanup funds. This process cannot be used to remove sites from the National Priorities List, which may frustrate companies working towards permanent resolution of remediation obligations.
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EPA Seeking Nominations for the Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee
June 27, 2017 /in CAA /by Verdant Law
The Clean Air Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC) is a chartered Federal Advisory Committee, and was established pursuant to the Clean Air Act (CAA) to provide advice, information, and recommendations to the EPA Administrator on the scientific and technical aspects of air quality criteria and National Ambient Air Quality Standards. Members of the CASAC include non-EPA scientists, engineers, and physicians who are nationally and internationally recognized experts in their respective fields. Members are appointed by the EPA Administrator for a three-year term and serve as Special Government Employees who provide independent expert advice to the agency.
EPA is seeking nominations for the "health chair" of the CASAC. The CAA requires that at least one member be a physician who is a member of the National Academy of Sciences and has expertise in health effects of air pollution. EPA is interested in physicians who have knowledge and experience in air quality relating to criteria pollutants (ozone, particulate matter, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulfur oxides, and lead). Nominations are due by July 27.
You can read the Federal Register notice here.
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On June 22, 2017, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released pre-publication Federal Register notices of the final framework actions under the new Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA), the Frank R. Lautenberg Chemical Safety for the 21st Century Act. The final rules include:
The Inventory Reset Rule (AKA the Active-Inactive Rule), which requires industry to report chemicals manufactured, imported, or processed in the U.S. over the past ten years;
The Prioritization Process Rule, which establishes EPA's process and criteria for identifying High-Priority chemicals for risk evaluation and Low-Priority chemicals for which risk evaluation is not warranted at this time; and
The Risk Evaluation Process Rule, which establishes EPA's process for evaluating High-Priority chemicals to determine whether or not they present an unreasonable risk to health or the environment.
EPA also published pre-publication notices concerning the scopes of the risk evaluations to be conducted for the first ten chemical substances under new TSCA, and a guidance document to assist interested persons in developing and submitting draft risk evaluations.
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On May 30, 2017, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals vacated EPA's conditional approval of Nanosilva NSPW-L30SWS, a type of antimicrobial silver registered as a materials preservative for textiles and plastics. NRDC v. United States EPA, 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 9360 (9th Cir. 2017). The active ingredient in the product is nanoscale silver. The National Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Center for Food Safety (CFS), and the International Center for Technology Assessment (ICTA), appealed the conditional approval. The Ninth Circuit found that EPA had not sufficiently supported its finding that early approval was in the public interest – a requirement for conditional approval under the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, Rodenticide Act (FIFRA). EPA granted conditional approval of the product in May 2015.
Under FIFRA, EPA is permitted to issue conditional registration for a pesticide containing an active ingredient not contained in any currently registered pesticide, only where: 1) use of that pesticide will not cause any unreasonable adverse effect on the environment, and 2) use of the pesticide is in the public interest. 7 U.S.C. § 136a(c)(7)(C). The Ninth Circuit explained that the Agency considers this type of conditional registration when it has not received sufficient data to determine that long-term use of a pesticide is reasonable. Id. In its decision to grant conditional approval of NSPW, EPA found that use of the pesticide is in the public interest because it has the "potential" to reduce the amount of silver released into the environment.
NRDC, CFS, and ICTA disputed the factual premises underlying the EPA's public-interest finding. Petitioners challenged the Agency's findings that:
NSPW has a lower application rate (e., it uses less silver) than conventional-silver pesticides;
NSPW has a lower mobility rate (e., it is less likely to release silver into the environment in detectable quantities); and
Current users of conventional-silver pesticides will switch to NSPW and/or that NSPW will not be incorporated into new products (i.e., registration of NSPW will reduce the amount of silver pesticides used).
While the Ninth Circuit found that EPA's analysis supported finding both lower application rate and lower mobility rate, it also found that the Agency "impermissibly relie[d] on unsubstantiated assumptions" to support the finding that the conditional registration of NSPW will reduce the amount of silver pesticides used. EPA had concluded that use of NSPW is in the public interest because it has the "potential" to reduce the amount of silver released into the environment. The Ninth Circuit held that EPA's conclusion requires two interrelated and unstated assumptions. The Ninth Circuit found that
EPA assumed that current users of conventional-silver pesticides will replace those pesticides with NSPW ("the substitution assumption"); and
EPA assumed that NSPW will not be incorporated into new products to the extent that such incorporation would actually increase the amount of silver released into the environment ("the no-new-products assumption").
The Ninth Circuit held that neither assumptions are supported by substantial evidence.[1] In fact, the Ninth Circuit found that if the EPA's substitution and no-new-products assumptions are incorrect, NSPW may actually increase the amount of silver released into the environment, which would contravene the identified public interest. The Ninth Circuit explained that
EPA may not satisfy the [substantial evidence] requirement by simply finding that a pesticide has the "potential" to be in the public interest—especially where the pesticide also has the "potential" to contravene the public interest. Accordingly, where an essential premise of a public-interest finding is only supported by bare assumptions, as in the present case, we will find substantial evidence lacking.
NRDC v. United States EPA, 2017 U.S. App. LEXIS 9360 (9th Cir. 2017).
[1] The Ninth Circuit held EPA to the substantial evidence standard as dictated by FIFRA. 7 U.S.C. § 136n(b). The Court explained that "[s]ubstantial evidence means more than a mere scintilla but less than a preponderance; it is such relevant evidence as a reasonable mind might accept as adequate to support a conclusion." Nat. Res. Def. Council v. EPA (NRDC), 735 F.3d 873, 877 (9th Cir. 2013).
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Looking at Malcolm Forbes' toys in the previous posts reminded me of one of my favorite American artists, Joseph Cornell (1903-1972), who built windows into our dreams, into other times, and other worlds.
Cornell, who was wary of strangers and self-taught as an artist, led a reclusive life, most of it in a wood-frame house in a working class neighborhood in Queens. Though he had galleries and collectors from an early age, I have never seen him listed among the "major" American artists of the 20th century. One of my college art history professors suggested he was "ahead of his time," in the missed-the-boat sense, noting that in the 60's, Robert Raushenberg gained art world super-star status with constructions and collages similar to those Cornell had begun in the 30's.
I think there was much more to it than that; I find it significant that Cornell, described as "frighteningly well read," had a special affection for the poetry of Emily Dickinson, another reclusive soul, and Arthur Rimbaud, who firmly rejected the literary and artistic "establishment" of his time.
Cornell said what he wanted in his art was "white magic." It's hard to imagine such a subtle ambition surviving the grand gestures and conscious self-promotion of the artists of Warhol's generation. Cornell's distance from that mileau seems to have been deliberate.
What's nostalgic in Cornell's art is not that it's made of old things…What's nostalgic is that, behind glass, fixed in place, the new things become old even as we look at them: it is the fate of everything, each box proposes, to become part of a vivid and longed-for past…a bottomless melancholy in the simple desolation of life by time. The false kind of nostalgia promotes the superiority of life past; the true kind captures the sadness of life passing.
Gopnik says Cornell's much-storied isloation was central to his way of working.
He had discovered the joys of solitary wandering. Beginning in the early nineteen-forties, his life was structured by a simple rhythm: from Queens via the subway to Manhattan, where he walked and ate and watched and collected, and then back home to the basement and back yard in Queens, where he built his boxes, talked to his mother, and cared for his brother (who had severe cerebral palsy).
Certain themes recur in the work of Joseph Cornell: birds, ships, the requisite surrealist clocks, and bottles which hint at potions or hidden alchemical mixtures.
Another recurring theme is idealized images of women.
Although he professed devotion to unattainable women like Lauren Bacall and Marylin Monroe, his reserve kept him out of romantic relationships as far as anyone knows. At the same time he was friends with numerous ballerinas, including Tamara Toumanova, a "superstar" in the world of ballet at a time when Cornell had gained some prominence in the world of art. Several of his pieces are homages to Tourmanova.
The final exhibition Cornell worked on during 1972, the last year of his life, was for "children only." Everything was placed at their eye level, about three feet above the floor. Denise Hare writes: "Joseph Cornell often said children were his most receptive and enthusiastic audience. They were filled with innocence and needed to see." Brownies and cherry coke were served as refreshments.
He is an artist of longings, but his longings are for things known and seen and hard to keep. He didn't long to go to France; he longed to build memorials to the feeling of wanting to go to France while riding the Third Avenue El. He preferred the ticket to the trip, the postcard to the place, the fragment to the whole. Cornell's boxes look like dreams to us, but the mind that made them was always wide awake.
Joseph Cornell showed us again and again that just a little shift in context, an altered point of view on the things of our lives will make them come alive, seem full of meaning, or appear as downright spooky.
The core importance of context in art was demonstrated forcefully in 1917 by Marcel Duchamp's whose "ready-made" sculpture, Fountain, was named "the most influential piece of modern art" by 500 artists and critics. Duchamp hung a urinal upside down in a gallery, signed it, "R. Mutt," and to my mind, truly initiated the twentieth century in art. Duchamps and Cornell were in regular contact in New York from 1942 to 1953.
Cornell never sought to shock as Duchamp did, or ask huge questions, like "what is art after all?" But he regularily explored what happened when the faded postcard or torn photograph was removed from the shoebox or dusty album and given new life in a box on a wall. And there, some of his birds and ballerinas still live mysterious lives and whisper to us messages which we have to become very quiet to hear, for as T.S. Eliot put it, Human kind cannot bear very much reality.
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Gone are the days of nanny cams embedded in teddy bears or CCTV arrays mounted outside your front door. The new home camera Butterfleye represents a new surveillance device that's somewhere in-between—a small, unintrusive device designed for monitoring your home's security, but with smart activity-sensing features which could also feasibly capture your baby's first steps.
"It's like Nest meets Dropcam," says Butterfleye founder Ben Nader, who showcased his product for the first time publicly in our Home of the Future this week. Dropcam, of course, is the leader of the nanny cam-like devices you can use to watch your home. But where Dropcam can be a little intimidating, Butterfleye is trying to be more user-friendly, and more of a toy in addition to being a tool.
It's the hidden camera that can document a burglar stealing your laptop and get high-quality video to send to police, but also can snap images of your cats in their most adorable America's Funniest Home Videos-esque moments and share those directly to Instagram.
The comparison to Nest comes in is with Butterfleye's ability to sense changes in the room's environment: Audio, motion, and thermal sensors can "see" when humans or pets enter the area, and the camera can be set to turn on only when those moments happen. "Instead of a passive camera that offers 24/7 surveillance, we are an active camera—we know to turn on when it is the useful time," says Nader.
So say the dog starts tearing up the rug in the living room: The camera would start recording video and send you an alert on your phone. You can choose to view and save the video, which is 1920 x 1080 full HD. You can pull out a few 3 MP still images, which you could share to Facebook or Instagram instantly. And here's one nice feature, at least when dealing with pets: It has two-way audio, so you could feasibly tell the dog to stop chewing on the carpet from anywhere in the world.
Butterfleye uses your Wi-Fi network and syncs to your phone via an iOS app (Android is coming). Charged with a micro-USB cable, the battery lasts up to two weeks so you can move it from shelf to shelf on a whim. It also uses Bluetooth to know when you're "home" and can be set to stop recording when you walk in the door. All your videos and photos are stored alongside the rest of the images taken with your iPhone, and in a way, Butterfleye is very much like an extension of the camera on that phone.
Butterfleye is essentially just a smart semi-hidden camera now, Nader hopes to eventually expand the role that it plays in the home. "The first generation is all about peace of mind and connecting to the home, then the roadmap is about smart decision-making," says Nader.


The hammered dulcimer is a stringed musical instrument in which the strings are beaten with small hammers rather than plucked with the fingers. It is a favorite with American folk musicians, many of whom gather in Coshocton, Ohio, each year for the Mid-Eastern Regional Dulcimer Championships . The competition takes place near Roscoe Village, a restored 1830s canal town. In addition to the musical competition there are exhibits, workshops dealing with the hammered and mountain dulcimers—the latter being a narrow folk-zither with three to five metal strings—and jam sessions. The winners of the Dulcimer Days competition are given a chance to compete in the national competition held each year in Winfield, Kansas.
She published articles and book reviews on folk music, traveled throughout the state to record her contributors, hosted a continuous stream of parties where musicians gathered to sing and play, was a regional archivist for the National Federation of Music Clubs, was consistently booked to perform as a folk musician at venues throughout Ohio (as well as at national gatherings, as noted above), culminating with a performance at the Smithsonian in 1997 with Joe Hickerson, and was a founder of the Roscoe Village (Ohio) Dulcimer Days Festival.


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Q: How to create an executable file in java? I did my project in Eclipse. I have *.java, .project, .classpath and *.class files in my Eclipse workspace. How do I create an executable?now.

A: Eclipse will build an executable jar file for you, which is run with Java (java.exe if you're on windows) to launch your application. On a machine correctly set up with Java installed, double clicking an executable jar should run the program.
If you want an exe, then there are ways to do it that will generally wrap the jar file (and sometimes the JDK.) However, first ask yourself why you're doing it this way - often it's just a habitual desire to have an exe, without any great technical reason. All you're really doing through this is taking a cross-platform executable, and making it only work on Windows.
If you're distributing your application and your users expect an exe, then consider building platform dependant installers for each OS you wish to support, but leaving the jar file in tact. The average user will never usually need to touch it directly if your installer places shortcuts in the correct locations, they'll only ever need to run the installer directly (so your application file format becomes irrelevant, just an implementation detail as far as they're concerned.)

A: You need to create a .jar file from your project. On windows normally with double click those files get executed if a java virtual machine is installed.
There are solutions to wrap an .exe file around your .jar, but I don't know how good they are so I can't suggest anything.

A: Java executables are runnable .JAR files. You need to export as Runnable Jar.
In Eclipse:

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*Right click on your project

*Export

*Export...

*Runnable JAR file

A: You would have to use chmod in the command line. This argument can change the permission of the file. It depends on three groups. Reading, writing, and executing can all be altered using this argument.

A: If you want an IDE agnostic solution, go for launch4j

A: like in ohter replies mentioned you need to create a jar file witch packages all your compiled classes. while exporting from eclipse you can optionally export the dependecies that your project needs to run.
if you want to create an exe file you can use some software witch packages/wraps your jar(s) into an executable file. you can try jsmooth, it provides several exe wrappers and has the ability to integrate your jar an its dependencies into one single file witch you can distribute and will be per click executed.


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World famous symbols of German culture and romantic insider tips: The State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Wuerttemberg oversees an impressive variety of picturesque monuments and presents the rich history of the region.
60 of the most beautiful places in the region, in one spot
Heidelberg Palace, the most famous castle ruin in the world, is not only Baden-Württemberg's flagship and international trademark representing the beauty of culture and travel in Germany, with more than one million guests each year from all over the world, it is also the most frequently visited monument in the region. UNESCO World Heritage Site, Maulbronn Monastery, also belongs to the State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Wuerttemberg. The Cistercian monastery in rural tranquility is on the World Heritage List due to its unique preserved condition. In 2018, it celebrated 25 years as a UNESCO site. The Ludwigsburg palaces and their museums, the unique gardens of Schwetzingen, the Mannheim Baroque Palace, Salem Monastery and Palace near Lake Constance, Weikersheim Palace in Hohenlohe and its famous Baroque garden, the State Palaces and Gardens is responsible for 60 of the most beautiful places in the region. The radiant Baroque monasteries of Upper Swabia, such as Wiblingen, Schussenried or Ochsenhausen, impressive Medieval sites, like the Bebenhausen and Alpirsbach monasteries, grandiose castles and fortress ruins, such as the Hohentwiel or the Hochburg Castle: Anyone wanting to experience Baden-Wuerttemberg has hit the jackpot with the State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Wuerttemberg.
A wide range of tasks, many visitors
The State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Wuerttemberg has the task of preserving the historical heritage of the region and presenting it to a broad public, and it is continually striving to help more people become familiar with the history of Baden-Wuerttemberg and its beauty. In 2017, more than 3.8 million visitors enjoyed the region's monuments, their extraordinary atmosphere and wide range of offers. And the State Palaces and Gardens represents a vibrant cultural heritage: The number of people who have visited the region's monuments has been steadily growing for a long time.
Headquarters at Bruchsal Palace
The State Palaces and Gardens of Baden-Wuerttemberg was re-established on January 1st, 2009 as an unregulated public institution. Headquarters and management for the State Palaces and Gardens are located in Bruchsal Palace. Eleven local authorities maintain the monuments on-site. In total, more than 450 employees market and service the prestigious state-owned cultural monuments: palaces, monasteries, gardens, castles and ruins.
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Fibromyalgia is a syndrome that involves widespread pain in the muscles and joints. In 1990 the American College of Rheumatology published its criteria for diagnosis of fibromyalgia syndrome (FMS) as an official diagnosis. This effects millions of people, especially women which make up 9 out of 10 of those with fibromyalgia. It is is a common chronic widespread pain condition with tenderness at specifically defined points. Pain is often felt very intensely throughout the body.
Other problems include general fatigue, depression, anxiety, sleep disturbances, headaches, menstrual irregularities, migraine, changeable bowel habits, diffuse abdominal pain and urinary frequency.
Fibromyalgia is believed to be a pain amplification syndrome where the brain amplifies the pain signals. Often the symptoms will trigger after a physical trauma like a car or other accident or after an emotional trauma. There are several schools of thought the differ with medical practitioners in how fibromyalgia develops. Some believe that fibromyalgia is thyroid related or viral related or hormonal related. Some believe that thyroid dysfunction can be linked to fibromyalgia and thyroid hormone resistance.
Fibromyalgia is a legitimate, common entity. It is a cyclic and progressive disease which affects millions of patients, primarily women, regardless of race. Manifested by multiple symptoms that may initially last only a few days, it eventually progresses to affect multiple areas and bodily systems until patients simply cycle from bad days to worse days. Though patients feel more symptoms and get sicker over time, fibromyalgia is considered non-progressive because there is no tissue damage associated with the disease. Fibromyalgia is a confusing word for a confusing illness. The name means pain in muscles and tissues but pain is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to the list of symptoms. Some patients with fibromyalgia experience more fatigue than pain. In fact, a system-wide dearth of energy is the common denominator of all the many symptoms of the disease.
The World Health Organization recognized Fibromyalgia as a real illness, accepting the American College of Rheumatology's criteria for diagnosis, in 1991. Prior to that time it had been known by other names including Fibrositis and Rheumatism. At this time the cause is unknown and there are no completely accepted treatments though many drugs are prescribed to ease the symptoms.
There are no diagnostic laboratory tests for fibromyalgia. It is called a syndrome meaning it is distinguished by a collection of symptoms, There is a "Fibromyalgia Test" on the market which measures a certain number of these cytokines, but it is expensive and not universally accepted. It is not covered by medical insurance and its merit is currently being debated. (https://www.fmperplex.com/2013/02/25/junk-science-junk-ethics/). Theresearch team at City of Hope currently busy identifying genes that cause fibromyalgia. https://www.cityofhope.org/shively-research-fibromyalgia-research. Recent researchreported several abnormal cytokines that change during the course of guaifenesin protocol treatment.
Patients are often referred from one doctor to another, and may be told that they have chronic fatigue, systemic candidiasis, myofascial pain, irritable bowel, or vulvar pain syndrome to name a few. Too often, physician and person focus on symptoms and fail to perceive the much larger problem. These dead-end diagnoses result in the treatment of symptoms which is only partially effective and at the same time ignores the underlying cause and the disease that continues to worsen over time. Unlucky patients are still told that there is nothing wrong with them and labeled as hypochondriacs. Though it is now less common, there are still physicians who believe fibromyalgia is a wastebasket diagnosis and not a real entity. It must be said that at this time if there is a commonly accepted treatment protocol it is polypharmacy: heaping medications upon medications and adding more to combat side effects. For many patients this is simply an unacceptable life sentence.
The American College of Rheumatology criteria recommends searching for tender points at eighteen predetermined sites on the body to establish a diagnosis of fibromyalgia. Finding eleven or more will result in a positive diagnosis. However some patients simply have higher pain thresholds so while they complain of body aches or stiffness, they focus mainly on fatigue and cognitive impairments. These so-called Chronic Fatigue Syndrome patients suffer from the same metabolic abnormality. Since pain perception varies greatly, we urge physicians to seek objective evidence instead of the purely subjective response to variably tender points. The confirmation of fibromyalgia is far more secure when using our method of palpation that we call mapping (see here for an example). In response to this criticism of tender points, some doctors will now also question patients from a list of symptoms and may make the diagnosis based on that. Still others criticize the loosening of diagnostic criteria as an excuse for drug companies to sell more of the three drugs currently approved for fibromyalgia. Drug company recognition has been a double-edged sword.
Irritable Bowel: Often called leaky gut, spastic colon or mucous colitis or Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS). Symptoms include nausea often brief, repetitive waves, indigestion, gas, bloating, pain, cramps, constipation alternating with diarrhea and sometimes mucous stools.
Trauma, infection or stress can aggravate or tip susceptible individuals into fibromyalgia but are not the basic causes. It is generally accepted now as an inherited disease and preliminary results from the research team at City of Hope support this belief. They have treated family members that spanned three generations including four two-year-olds as well as patients who became symptomatic only in their seventies. This age spread strongly suggests a multi-genetic disease in various combinations. Boys and girls suffer equally before puberty but females predominate (85% to 15%) thereafter. Forty percent of our patients recall "growing pains" in childhood that disappeared during the true growth spurt of puberty. Untreated fibromyalgia ultimately leads to a "tartar of joints" that we recognize as osteoarthritis.
The FDA has approved three drugs to treat some symptoms of Fibromyalgia: Lyrica, Cymbalta, and Savella. Each of these was initially used for other conditions but was shown to be better than placebo (no medications at all) in reducing pain. Each has a number of side effects and many patients cannot tolerate them. A group called Cure Together polled 1,144 patients with Fibromyalgia to rate these drugs, among other treatments. They were surprised to find that patients rated Lyrica, Cymbalta, and Savella as making their Fibromyalgia worse, not better, rating rest and heat as more effective.
Fibromyalgia is a chronic disease and will require life-style changes. The good news is that you can still lead a full life and control most of your symptoms at least most of the time. You can turn your health around. It will require taking charge of your health and getting into the best possible shape that you can and taking care of yourself each and every day.
Fibromyalgia symptoms can intensify depending on the time of day -- morning, late afternoon and evening tend to be the worst times. Symptoms may also get worse with many factors. This includes fatigue, tension, inactivity, changes in the weather, cold or drafty conditions, overexertion, hormonal fluctuations such as before your period, or in menopause, STRESS or other emotional factors like grief or trauma. Many people report that their fibromyalgia symptoms started after a car accident.
Difficulty thinking clearly - "fibro fog"
Sudden onset of severe pains after exposure to dry cold winds. Worse every movement, in warm room at night; thirsty, restless, touchy, scared.
For burning, stinging, stitching pains, whole back feels tired and bruised. Worse heat and least movement; restless, irritable, depressed, wants to be uncovered and cool.
Pain in the body that feels bruised and sore. Pain worse after exertion. Bed feels too hard. Soreness and bruised feeling is worse if the part is lain upon. Spine very sensitive; spasms in muscles of neck and back; feels bruised, as if 'bed too hard'; WORSE from movement but has to keep moving; morose, irritable. Arnica is a good general remedy to start treatment of fibromyalgia with homeopathy for generalized pain.
violent cutting or tearing pains, in neck, spine or hips. walks restlessly to and fro in search of ease. Worse when at rest; blazing hot, bellicose, bed seems to be 'surging up and down'.
Paralytic pain, shoulders, arms, hands, legs, feet, beneath nails; thighs feel cold; heels sore. Worse walking; weakness and tiredness.
Pain worse for the slightest movement. Heat makes the pain worse Pain is better from pressure on the painful part. Pains in nape, back, limbs; after exposure to dry cold, especially east winds; better from heat; worse from least movement; anxious, ill-at-ease, peevish, great thirst for large amounts at long intervals.
Stiffness and pain in cervical region. Weakness of memory. Difficult comprehension and concentration. Worse cold, wet weather, drafts, especially melting snow. Worse change of weather. Worse from mental exertion, stress. Carpal tunnel syndrome. Numbness, tingling.
Weariness and fatigue; never well since Mononucleosis; insomnia. Lies in bed knee to elbow, or arms above head. Better being occupied, open air; worse physical exertion, approach of a storm. Sensitive, passionate, fastidious, rebellious, sympathetic, strong sense of duty, authority problems.
Soreness, weakness and stiffness. Worse with exertion and cold. Better for warm applications and being warm in bed. The muscles of the legs can feel contracted and sore. The person may have restless legs at night. Worse in dry weather. Drawing and tearing pains in limbs, especially at back of knee, with stiffness or weakness; lower limbs very restless at night. Worse from extreme heat or overuse. Sensation of tearing or burning pain, better with heat. Pain is better when it rains. Better in warm moist weather. Worse cold winds, draughts and taking coffee.
For pain, soreness and stiffness are mostly in the neck and upper back muscles. Pain could have followed after an injury such as a car accident. Pain is worse for cold or drafts. Symptoms are often accompanied by headaches on the top of the head or radiating up from the neck.
Pains drive from bed at night to walk the floor. Arms 'go to sleep' when grasping objects. Temper in a turmoil, nothing is right. Pains are intolerable.
Pains are tearing, shooting pains in arms and legs. Symptoms rought on and made worse by cold, damp conditions. Fibromyalgia pains would alternate with indigestion and at times with skin rashes. Better in warm and dry weather. Better when she was active and moving.
Pain with heaviness and weakness, often with tired limbs. Anticipation anxiety. Blurred vision. Person feels dull and droopy. Frequent urination. Excessive heat aggravates the pain. Worse lying down. Better with massage.
For unbearable prickly pain that radiates along nerve pathways, also called neuropathy. Pain is worse with movement. Pain is worse when touched. Very helpful for painful extremities.
Severe shooting pains in muscles, accompanied by numbness or cold sensation.
Wandering pains, felt especially in fingers and wrists; pain at bottom of spine when sitting. Worse cold air, when snow is melting, 2 a.m. to 5 a.m.; cross and listless.
Stitching cutting pains, often stabbing while at rest; pains extending up and down back and into thighs; WORSE walking; on attempting to walk feels as if 'back would break'; firm pressure in small of back gives RELIEF; irritable, touchy, can't stand noise.
Pain on left, moves from left to right. Loquacity (talkativeness), passionate and can be jealous. Prone to sore throats or glandular infections. Aggravated by hot weather.
Breast pain with armpit glands enlarged. Joints painful and weak; rheumatic affections. Nausea. Salivation. Discouraged, lazy, sarcastic, memory loss. Aversion to exercise. Pains move around. Pains worse from motion, cold, night.
Pains which shift rapidly and spread centrally; associated with great stiffness. Better from cold. Worse from heat, movement, after sitting still for a while, least pressure.
Pains which come on after a wetting, or overexertion, especially in lower part of back; hurts to turn in bed; muscles seem paralyzed; cramps in calves or soles at night; WORSE dry cold, before rain, first thing in a.m.; RELIEF when rain actually falling, firm pressure, towards end of day.
Cramps in upper arms and wrists; heavy forearms. Stumbles easily. Weakness and debility. Pains in limbs at night as if bones were scraped. Better warmth, after short sleep; worse grief, loss of vital fluids, talking. Apathetic, despair, homesick. Mental dullness; effects of grief and mental shock.
Nerve problems start from the fingers or toes and mover along limbs. Arms and hands numb. Hands weak. Joints give way suddenly. Sharp pains in elbows and shoulders. Weakness and trembling. Heat between shoulder blades. Oversensitive, impressionable, clairvoyant, sensitive to dark and thunderstorms. Wants sympathy. Emotionally open and sensitive person, very sympathetic to others. Fear of dark. Worse twilight. Craves fruit salt and chocolate. Nose bleeds. Has numbness of the arms and hands. The person struggles to hold things with hands. Better massage, rubbing, cold, open air; worse touch, physical or mental exertion.
Sudden inflammation that spreads to the back. Soreness and exhaustion. Painful sensation felt in the bones that is worse with motion or movement. Symptoms are better with rest.
Shooting pains in nape and elsewhere; neck and shoulders 'crack' on movement. Legs feel heavy in daytime and ache at night. Worse heat, stuffy room, first movement, evening and first part of night. Better from gentle movement and from pressure.
Helpful with muscle pain and muscle stiffness, especially when the neck and back muscles are involved. Stabbing pains and soreness may be felt near the spine. Crawling and tingling in fingers; muscular pain along lower margin of the shoulder blade; sharp pains in right forearm while writing. Skin problems; shingles with bluish eruptions. Burning, itching pains. Palms itching. Better standing, sitting bent forward; worse open air, damp, cold rainy and stormy weather. Irritability with pains, anxious, fears ghosts so can't be alone; desires to die; quarrelsome.
Pains are much worse for changes in the weather, especially if there is an impending storm or thunderstorm. This remedy is very similar to Rhus tox.
This remedy was studied and was shown to be very effective in a double blind placebo-controlled trial of fibromyalgia. One of the most useful remedies in this condition; pains brought on by over-exertion or exposure to cold and wet; back pain is relieved by bending body backwards; finger tips feel numb on grasping objects; pains and stiffness worse after rest. Better by continued movement; extreme restlessness of mind and body. Used pain and stiffness which is worse after being still or sitting. Better for moving, gentle motion. Worse after too much physical exertions. Worse in cold, damp weather. Pain is better by warmth and moderate exercise, gentle pressure or massage and stretching.
Deep pain sensation in tendons, joints and bones. Bruised feeling. Marked stiffness that is not better with gentle movement. Tendons are painful or places where tendons meet bone such as heels and elbows. Feelings of fear, anxiety or paranoia. Pains are worse for cold, damp weather. The pain is not improved as much from warmth. Also very similar to Rhus tox except that it effects the tendons and ligaments instead of the muscle tissues.
Rhus Toxicodendron is one of the most prescribed for tearing pains in tendons, ligaments and fascia, especially at the nape of the neck, in the loins and extremities.
Ruta graveolens is used for severe body aches in the entire body, as if being bruised, due to muscular weakness.
Zincum Metallicum is for lameness, weakness, trembling and twitching of muscles.
Gelsemium is very effective for muscular pains with excessive trembling and fatigue of all limbs. A key symptom for prescription of Gelsemium is fatigue in limbs with the slightest exertion.
China (Cinchona Officinalis is the most well indicated among Homeopathic medicines for fibromyalgia with fatigue and general debility. The person complains of pain in the limbs and joints with weariness and fatigue even at the slightest touch.
Bryonia Alba for pain in the limbs and joints, along with marked stiffness so that every spot feels in pain at the slightest pressure.
Rhus Toxicodendron is very beneficial in stiffness of joints which gets better with warmth, motion and massage. The person experiences numbness and prickling of limbs after overwork and exposure to damp or cold weather.
Colocynthis is the most effective among Homeopathic medicines for fibromyalgia with agonizing, cutting pain in the abdomen, causing the person to bend over for relief.
Nux Vomica is one of the most prominent homeopathic medicines for fibromyalgia alternating between constipation and diarrhea. The person complains of heaviness and bloating in the stomach soon after eating.
Kali Phosphoricum is for treating difficulty in concentration. The person usually experiences extreme lassitude and depression in such cases; the slightest labor may seem like a huge task to him.
Anacardium is for absent mindedness, impaired memory and diminution of the senses (smell, sight and hearing).
Magnesia Carbonica is for unrefreshing sleep. The person feels more tired on rising than on sleeping.
Lachesis is for sleep disturbances. The key symptom for prescription of Lachesis is that the person feels sleepy, but cannot sleep.
Belladonna is amongst the most prescribed with headaches, especially with much throbbing and heat.
Sanguinaria is for periodical headaches, with pain in the back of the head.
Phosphorus is the best prescription for fibromyalgia with numbness of the arms and hands. The person struggles to hold things with his hands.
Hypericum is for fibromyalgia with tingling, burning pain and numbness in the whole body. Crawling sensation in the hands and the feet with severe pain in the upper and lower limbs.
Rather than taking synthetic dietary supplements, one natural source is apple cider vinegar. The recommendation is to make a tart beverage containing eight (8) ounces distilled water, one tablespoon raw, organic apple cider vinegar and two teaspoons raw honey.
This beverage should be consumed three times a day for a multitude of health benefits.
Adding Epsom salt into this beverage to bowel tolerance has the same effect as a malic acid and magnesium dietary supplement.
Many naturopathic physicians recommend making fresh apple juice with Granny Smith apples to get the daily dose of malic acid. Freshly juiced, raw, unsweetened cranberries are also high in malic acid and provide a tart beverage. The two juices may be blended together for another option.
These are which are inhibitory neurotransmitters have been helpful in lowering stress levels by controlling limbic firing in the brain.
Malic Acid: Clinical tests are proving malic acid to be a great asset in the treatment of fibromyalgia and chronic pain.
In one clinical study, reported in "The Journal of Nutritional Medicine," 15 patients (aged 32-60) taking a dosage of 200-2400 mg. of maIic acid with 300-600 mg of magnesium for four to eight weeks, reported significant pain relief within 48 hours. These positive effects continued to increase over the test period.
If the fibromyalgia person chooses to take a malic acid and magnesium supplement, it is suggested that it is best to start with 600 mg malic acid combined with 150 mg magnesium twice a day. Over time, this can be increased to as much as 1200 mg malic acid and 300 mg magnesium.
There are confirmed studies that have found that taking at least 2400mg of malic acid a day will help with fatigue and the pain associated with fibromyalgia. But you have to start out slow.
These have also been shown to be deficient in both Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and fibromyalgia sufferers.


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Occasionally, I'm shocked at what companies spend on ISO 27001 certification.. An MD recently told me he had been quoted £1500 a day for implementing an ISO 27001 Information Security System, with a minimum of 14 days consultancy required, a total cost of £21000. Nice work if you can get it.
In contrast, I recently implemented such a system for a local business for less than £6000, including certification by one of the World's leading independent bodies. Was it the same? Yes. Did I leave anything out? No. So why the difference ?
And, just one more time, what is ISO 27001? It's an International Standard intended to establish an IT and Information Security System in a business.
And "Why ISO 27001?" Hacking, spoofing, virus attacks, and all kinds of cybercrime are a hot topic. Threats to your business are no longer from local criminals, but may come from another continent, and a burglar alarm won't keep them out. Certain organisations will insist on it as a minimum requirement before even contemplating doing business with your company.
So, why such a difference in cost for an identical ISO 27001 certification service?
First I deliver the system myself, so nobody is taking large commissions for passing it onto people with the right skills. No brokers, middle-men, agencies. I am the actual person with the skills and experience, a strong background in telecommunications and IT, and promise to deliver a fully compliant system first time. Full stop. I'll even offer you a guarantee that if you don't pass first time I'll work for you for free until you do. I don't have a large expensive office or employ an army of expensive sales and marketing staff.
I'm based in The East Midlands, close to Derby, Nottingham, and Leicester, rather than Central London, so I'm not paying big city overheads, yet can reach all the major business centres of the UK within a few hours. All this means I can bring you an excellent service with the minimum of overheads, the essence of effective consulting but without the superfluous corporate trappings.
But is this "low cost ISO certifcation", that is, "approval-lite"? Not at all. I used to be an auditor with a world leading certification body, which gives both you and me some significant advantages – I understand ISO systems and certification requirements intimately, sometimes better than those who audit them. I've worked for a number of major corporate bodies as head of quality, which involved high levels of security clearance, so I bring experience gained in some of the UK's most prestigious corporates, but without those associated costs. It also means I have read systems by many world leading companies including those which feature heavily documented procedures and systems which appear to be generated by consultants paid per word.
I've had to endure them, and I don't want my customers to do so. They waste time, and hence money. I write concise, easy to understand ISO 27001 Certification documents where they are truly necessary, and educate and train your staff where the requirement is simply one of competence.
This means I can be quicker and more relevant than many, with simpler systems and hence with fewer areas of potential failure. Now, if you are a World Leading Bank or Insurance Company and have lots of other people's money to spend, you are welcome to engage someone in from a world famous consultancy with a double-barrelled name and pay them £1500 a day.
On the other hand, if you need a working ISO 27001 Information Security System your staff can easily use, certified to the same standard by the same independent certifiers but for a fraction of the cost, I'd love to hear from you.
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Wholee Prime: A new threat to online retail giants
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As major online giants have grown at mind-boggling rates over the last year, one online shopping app has flown under the radar and has begun to position itself as a credible threat to these household names.
While online giants such as Amazon and eBay have continued to assert their dominance over the last year as online shopping has taken on a new level of importance for consumers in light of the pandemic, Wholee Prime, a Singapore-based online shopping app, has managed to grow itself at such a rate as to now be considered a viable alternative for consumers.
Marketing itself as a zero markup and ethical consumer shopping app, where members can access benefits including 24/7 customer support and over a million products with priority packaging and shipping for its Prime members, Wholee launched in August last year, and has already established a presence across four continents. It has enjoyed tremendous success in download markets, and has recently passed what is seen as the symbolically significant target of 3 million downloads across the iOS and Android markets (1.1 million and 2.1 million respectively).
Seen as a key market by Wholee Prime, the United Kingdom has been at the forefront of the company's growth strategy, leading both downloads (1.4 million) and Prime membership sign-ups (48,000). Wholee Prime spokesperson Eleanor Thomas commented on this, saying:
"We are delighted with the sustained growth in both app downloads and membership subscriptions.
"Our success reveals the appetite among consumers in the UK, as well as globally, for a new way of shopping online that allows consumers to avoid questionable marketing approaches, over-inflated prices, and demand-based price spikes that are the hallmark of the more established e-retail giants.
"Through our unique zero markup pricing model, we're committed to transforming an already tired and outdated e-retail market."
With Wholee Prime membership starting at as little as £0.50 for one month, the free-to-download app's zero markup pricing model means users only pay for the production cost on millions of products across a range of categories, including fashion, lifestyle and beauty products. The price paid is the price set by the manufacturer and saves consumers from having to pay for distribution and marketing costs they usually face.
Global as well as UK appetite is certainly evident in Wholee Prime's figures, with 21,000 members in the US, and growing figures in the EU, Canada and Australia, on top of millions of downloads. Although it may be a bit of time before we see sales and growth figures akin to those of Amazon, eBay, and even Wish, if growth continues at this kind of rate, we may be seeing a lot more of Wholee Prime in online retail over the next few years.
Wholee Prime is available through the iOS and Android app stores, as well as online at https://www.selected.wholee.sale/
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