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Dr. Rima Replies: 5 Additional Lies "Mainstream Media Doesn't Have the Courage to Tell You"
By Rima E. Laibow M.D.	on May 22, 2014	No Comments
In response to AlterNet's Paul Buchheit's article 8 Things Mainstream Media Doesn't Have the Courage to Tell You
Don't accept mandatory vaccines, Take Action Here.
Here's No. 9: Vaccines are a dangerous hoax, killing and maiming their recipients. In fact, they have been a dangerous hoax since the days of Edward Jenner, the mountebank who bought his MD degree from the University of Edinburgh for 25 Pound Sterling and published the "results" of his "experiments" before he did them, if he bothered to do them at all.
When the British Government, which had made smallpox vaccination mandatory, was confronted with the fact that by jabbing babies with needles dipped in open syphilitic sores (there is no such thing as "cowpox" – the pox was "the great pox", syphilis", after a 2 year Blue Ribbon Panel investigation, the British Parliament debated whether to admit its mistake or cover it up.
Predictably, as politicians, they chose the latter, enacted stricter penalties, including jail time, for non compliance by parents and doubled Jenner's life time stipend from 10,000 Pound Sterling per year to 20,000 Pound Sterling per year.
The only thing that has changed is that there are more vaccines, they are more toxic individually and in the aggregate and the stakes are higher.
They didn't work then, they don't work now and the cover up is just as vicious and wrong headed. Oh, and, by the way, as part of the cover up, no court of law will ever be able to demonstrate their dangers since vaccine manufacturers are covered by blanket immunity to the dangers their vaccines cause, no matter how clear that causality is. Vaccines are, in fact, an uninsurable risk for which the tax payer has already paid out nearly $3 Billion US in a special Vaccine Masters Court where almost no victim gets their day in [Master's] court.
No. 10: Chemtrails are real, they are wildly dangerous and they are not for our own good. Geoengineering is destroying the planet.
No. 11: Agenda 21 is not for anyone's benefit except the Globalists' who will gain total control of all resources and labor while the rest of those allowed to survive the depopulation which is a part of it, will be limited in every aspect of life while Malignant Sustainability is used to corral and control us.
Under this insane plan, humanity will be restricted to "Transit Villages" comprising 1% of the land mass of the planet while the rest of the planet will be returned to the wild. Schooling will produce workers (Common Core Education) and children will be under fed and under educated to prevent them from consuming "more than their fair share" of the global resource base, as the well educated and well fed now do.
Hard to believe? Read the 40 chapter blueprint for the most tyrannical system ever devised here, www.TRUTHAboutAgenda21.com.
No. 12: Psychiatric and other drugs are expensive, ineffective and toxic, accounting for the majority of deaths in the US, according to sources like the Journal of the American Medical Association, the Chairman of Merck and the British Parliament.
Orthomolecular medicine and psychiatry, natural treatments like herbs, homeopathy, frequency medicine, vitamins and minerals, clean unadulterated food like fish oil, nano silver, biofeedback, chelation and frequency medicine make these dangerous drugs unnecessary except in emergency or surgical situations.
I have been practicing drug free medicine and psychiatry for 44 years, as have a forward-thinking group of colleagues and we typically accomplish what other doctors fail to do: cure the underlying cause of the patient's disease or condition.
No. 13: Genetically Modified Plants and Animals represent a massive danger to personal and biosphere genetic integrity..Every independent study conducted by reputable scientists makes it clear that GMOs and the chemicals that are used in GMO plant cultivation pose massive risks to us all. Yet governments and the lap dog media act as if their safety were established.
The scientifically illiterate George Bush, Sr., declared that GMOs, which can be patented, are "substantially equivalent" (a scientific oxymoron) to naturally occurring organisms, which cannot be patented.
Because they are "substantially equivalent", their safety cannot be reviewed by the FDA once a preliminary safety assessment is given to them by the patent holder which can withhold data with impunity.
There are more. Conspiracy theory is a wonderful way invalidate inconvenient truths. But if the mainstream media were anything more than a government-legitimized propaganda machine, it would be investigating, exposing and, where necessary, disproving inaccuracies, where they exist.
I invite you to visit the website of the Natural Solutions Foundation, www.DrRimaTruthReports.com and subscribe to our Health Freedom Action eAlerts for more documented information that you need and that the mainstream media is not giving you.
Categories : Activism, Agenda 21, Blog / Vlog, Disinformation, Dr Rima Replies, Psychiatric Drugs, The Law & CODEX, Vaccination
Tags : Activism, agenda 21, ChemTrails, geoengineering, Psychiatric Drugs

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This is a RARE replica of a pre-war Bugatti inspired Moonraker from the Dri-Sleeve Car Company in Warminster. Wiltshire. UK. The company existed for only one year. 1971. They produced only six vehicles and then closed their doors due to the introduction of VAT. This vehicle is the sixth and last example ever to be made. This car is number 6 of 6 and the only one in the United States. The original owner commissioned the car to be made on Oct. 11. 1971 and took delivery in the Spring of 1972. Because the company was closing. he was able to get the original blue prints. assembly line photos of the car being made and other paper work for the car. The car was stored away for many years. The second owner purchased it in the mid 90s and he too stored it away. only driving it a few miles a year. The car has only traveled about 650 total miles since new.
Interior: leather seats/trim with machine turn aluminum dash. racing seat belts. period wooden steering wheel with cord rap.
History: very good documentation. blue prints. original purchase agreement. photos. The car has that great old world look with the driveablity/reliability of a more modern sports car. The overall condition is excellent. it's ready to be used and enjoyed.


The Blackhawks' wild-card bid wasn't the only thing that crashed Sunday. Patrick Kane also lost his 20-game point streak, ending the best run by anyone in the NHL this season.
Kane played 25:50 without a goal or assist in the Hawks' 4-3 loss to the Stars.
"He had a good run," coach Jeremy Colliton said. "He's been very important for us. He finds a way to produce every night.
It's the first game without a point for Kane since the Winter Classic. In the 20-game streak, the second of his career, he put up 17 goals and 26 assists.
Kane has had a point in 53 of the 62 games he has played this season. The only time he went more than one game without a point was a two-game drought in November.


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Kidney Cyst is commonly seen CKD with abnormal cystic lesion of simple cyst of kidney, parapelvic cyst or Polycystic Kidney Disease, which is a real headache of patients. Then how to cope with Electrolyte Imbalance with GFR 43?
Kidney Cyst refers to cysts of varying sizes on bilateral kidneys, which is not interlinked with externality and is full of cyst fluid. While GFR is the glomerular filtration rate of kidneys, which implies renal function of metabolite elimination. GFR 43, in fact, indicates severe stage 3 CKD, which behaves as various emerging symptoms and complications of multiple tissue and organs.
Under normal condition, blood stasis such as wastes, toxins and other metabolite are able to be removed out of blood flow through Blood Purification. However, kidneys are too insufficient to maintain their daily functional operation when renal disorder and dysfunction develop to a certain degree, which causes a mass of deposition of metabolite, thus leading to electrolyte imbalance.
Then how to cope with electrolyte imbalance with GFR 43 of Kidney Cyst as much as possible? It is worth noting that patients under such circumstance are promising to be reversed fundamentally from the root causes, which, however, is repeatedly delayed attributes to halfway and inappropriate medications. Compared with existing therapies which aim at easing clinical features temporarily and perfunctorily while have a mass od side effects, natural treatments are applied to recover and renovate damaged nephron from the origin, therefore protecting and regenerating the structures and functions of intrinsic renal cells so as to treat electrolyte imbalance with GFR 43 of Kidney Cyst naturally.
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Best Hikes in Japan
Hiking? Japan? Those two words don't normally come to mind for most travelers. Japan has long been a dream destination for many people. It's a country that successfully marries modernism and tradition in one harmonious way of life. But more than its amazing cuisine and bright neon lights, Japan has preserved and protected the most beautiful natural landscapes in Asia with as much care and attention as it places on just about every part of its culture. While Japan's cities no doubt possess a wealth of experiences, getting lost in Japan's nature is just as magical.
Some are strenuous, some are relaxing, all breathtaking – here are the 10 best hikes in Japan.
Hike Details
Trail length: 5-7 km
Elevation Change: 1,700 meters
Hiking Time: ~6 hours ascent, ~4 hours descent
Starting Point: Chūbu region
Difficulty: 3/5
Transportation: Mountain bus to different trailhead access Yoshida Trail: Mountain bus from Kawaguchiko and Fujisan Stations Subashiri Trail: Mountain bus from Gotemba and Shinmatsuda Station Gotemba Trail: Mountain bus from Gotemba Station Fujinomiya Trail: Mountain bus from Mishima, Fuji, Shin-Fuji and Fujinomiya Stations
Surprised? Japan's most popular mountain is also a great hiking destination. It's the highest mountain in Japan at 3,600 meters but is also considered a sacred spot so hikers are sure to find makeshift shrines along the way. It's always argued that Mt. Fuji is better appreciated for its shape from afar than the taking on the extremely difficult task of scrambling up its rocky surface. However, this doesn't deter many hikers from all over the world.
Mount Fuji is open for hikers from July to September, but different trails have different opening times. There are four routes to the summit with varying levels of difficulty. The most popular trail is the Yoshida Trail with many mountain huts on the way up. It's the easiest to access from Tokyo with a mix of rocky slopes and flat ground. The hardest is the Fujinomiya Trail as its generally rocky and very steep.
Mount Asahi
Trail length: 13 km loop or 6 km straight climb
Elevation Change: 670 meters
Hiking Time: ~2 hours ascent
Starting Point: Daisetsuzan National Park, Hokkaido Island
Transportation: JR Limited Express from Sapporo to Asahikawa. Bus to Asahi-Dake Onsen.
Daisetsuzan National Park is Japan's largest national park covering 230,000 hectares. It's a mountain range at the center of Hokkaido island with pockets of snow that survive even throughout summer. Of all the trails in the park, the Asahi-dake Volcano is one of the most popular. There are many crisscrossing hiking trails on Asahi-dake giving many options for different skill levels. The easiest way to do the hike is as a day trip from Asahi-dake Onsen, a traditional natural Japanese bath.
Mount Takao
Photo by Jonathan Lin
Hiking Time: 1 hour
Starting Point: Hachiōji, Tokyo
Transportation: Keio Shinjuku or JR Chuo Line from Shinjuku Station to Takao Station
Mount Takao is a popular hiking destination because of its proximity to Tokyo. Despite its closeness to the city, it boasts of an attractive temple and several hiking opportunities. At 599 meters, Mount Takao's summit is one of the busiest in all of Japan thanks largely to the cable car access halfway up the mountain.
There are several trails available, the most touristy of which is trail 1. It's mostly paved and passes all the major pitstops and viewing decks up the mountain. The other trails are narrower and unpaved, but less chaotic and see less people. If you're traveling with kids or elderly people, this is the best hike to go on. The trails will bring you through forests, across bridges, past unusual statues, and towards an amazing view of Tokyo.
Dewa Sanzan
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Trail length: 20 km (3-day pilgrimage)
Elevation Change: ~820 m
Hiking Time: ~3 hours per mountain
Starting Point: Tsuruoka, Yamagata
Difficulty: 3/5 (the hike is not technically difficult, but is still strenuous that involves climbing thousands of steps and descending metal ladders)
Transportation: Bus from Tsuruoka Station to Haguro Station. The three mountains can be accessed via the Haguro-Gassan sightseeing bus route.
The Japanese have always regarded mountains as sacred places, often considered as homes to gods. People who were brave enough to enter always come out feeling refreshed and reborn. Of the most sacred of these mountains are the three holy mountains of Dewa Sanzan. Hermits have roamed these holy mountains for centuries and Dewa Sanzan is now known as the center of spiritual rebirth.
Making up the three holy mountains are Haguro-San (birth), Gassan (death), and Yudono-san (resurrection). Each mountain has a temple at its peak, but all three gods are represented at Haguro-San. This is also the same reason Haguro-San is the most popular hike of the three. Devotees visit these mountains in August and go on a pilgrimage to follow the footsteps of famous Buddhist priests like Kobo Dashi and En-no-Gyoja.
There are two ways to hike Dewa Sanzan – tackle Mount Gassan and Mount Yudono in one day and Mount Haguro the next, or tackle each mountain separately. The first itinerary saves time taking buses but takes a bit of stamina. The second itinerary is better suited for those with cars or want to take their time.
At Mount Haguro, the traditional entrance to Dewa Sanzan, hikers will tackle 2,466 steps to the top. At Mount Gassan, the climb starts at the 8th station but there is also a lift to the temple. There is a trail that connects to Mount Yudono, leading to the Yudono Shrine.
Nakahechi Trail, Kumano Kodo
Nekosuki / CC BY-SA
Hiking Time: 3-4 days
Starting Point: Kii Mountain Range, Wakayama prefecture
Difficulty: 3.5/5
Transportation: Train from Osaka/Kyoto to Kii-Tanabe
Another sacred pilgrimage that devotees embark on takes place on Kumano Kodo in the Kii Peninsula. The pilgrimage routes were declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2004 under the "Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Region". People from all walks of life go through the pilgrimage, including emperors and aristocrats. It's said that these walks are part of rigorous religious rites and purification.
There are seven different trails on Kumano Kodo, all of which lead to the Shinto shrines of Hongu Taisha, Hayatama Taisha, and Nachi Taisha. The most popular route is the Nakahechi Trail, also known as the Imperial Route. Historically, this is the route most taken by emperors and nobility. It can be taken on a three-day consecutive hike or broken down into highlight hikes. Either way, the walk brings hikers through beautiful woodland sceneries towards the shrines and nearby hot springs.
Shikoku Henro Pilgrimage
Reggaeman / CC BY-SA
Trail length: 1,200 km
Hiking Time: 6-8 weeks consecutively; or over a lifetime traditionally
Starting Point: Shikoku Island
Difficulty: 2/5. The trail is easy, but some temples require climbing steep steps.
Transportation: Train from Osaka to Takamatsu Port
The Shikoku Pilgrimage mostly follows the coastline around Shikoku island. It's a whopping 1,200-kilometer trek that passes through 88 temples. It's a fairly easy trek, but arduous because of its length. Most visitors choose to break up the trek and not complete all 88 temples in one go. As a pilgrimage, devotees vow to visit all 88 temples over the course of a lifetime.
It's a flexible route and you can start at any point. Traditionally, however, you're expected to start and end at the same temple. The scenery is fantastic, a mix of ocean and mountain punctuated by both large and small temples along the way.
Basho Trail
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Hiking Time: 9 days if taking the official Basho Trail tour
Starting Point: Tokyo-Kanazawa
Transportation: Train to Koto City, Tokyo
The Basho Trail pays homage to the one who forged it – haiku master Matsuo Basho. The trail starts in Tokyo, through iconic Tohoku region, along the rugged coast of the Sea of Japan, and ends in the city of Kanazawa. The hike is taken over a series of days, but is quite easy and peaceful with countryside views and walks through forest trails. The route is generally gentle, but does involve some steep climbs on occasion.
The whole trek is called the "Narrow Road to the Deep North", Basho's book written as he recounted his journey during the Edo period. During this time, he has felt disillusioned with life and set off to wander the world. His own pilgrimage took around 6 months. Nowadays, it can be taken anywhere between a day to a week to a lifetime as people tend to take shortcuts through trains and buses. A full hike, however, would take around 9 days. The trails is diverse and along the way are shrines and landmarks that feature Basho's haiku.
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Kim Jong Un poses for photos riding a white horse up a mountain. The internet has thoughts
Adrianna Rodriguez
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un staged a photo shoot atop a snowy, symbolic mountain that the country claims he rides often before making key decisions.
The photos show a bespectacled Kim wearing a long, light-brown coat and riding on horseback up snow-covered Mount Paektu. The mountain, the highest point on the Korean Peninsula, is sacred to North Koreans, and both it and the white horse are symbols associated with the Kim family's dynastic rule.
The images were released by North's official Korean Central News Agency, or KCNA, days after North Korea's first nuclear talks with the U.S. in more than seven months fell apart.
Kim previously visited Mount Paektu before executing his powerful uncle in 2013 and entering into diplomacy with South Korea and the U.S. in 2018.
Although meant to portray a powerful statement, many users took to Twitter to mock the world leader.
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The snowy backdrop of Mount Paektu reminded many of the hit HBO show "Game of Thrones."
Others took the liberty of editing the photos to include their favorite movie and TV show characters.
Many Twitter users drew comparisons between the North Korean leader and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
In 2009, Russia released images that depicted a shirtless Putin riding horseback through southern Siberia.
The Russian leader staged another photoshoot in Siberia last week as he celebrated his 67th birthday by hiking through the forested mountains.
The white horse is a propaganda symbol for the Kim family, which has ruled North Korea for seven decades with a strong personality cult surrounding family members. State media have occasionally shown Kim, his sister and his father riding white horses. The symbolism goes back to Kim Il Sung, who according to the North's official narrative rode a white horse while fighting Japanese colonial rulers.
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Q: Is $(H_0^1,\|\cdot\|_{L^2})$ a closed subspace of $L^2$? Let $-\infty<a<b<\infty$ and $f\in L^2(a,b)$.
Suppose $(f_n)$ is a sequence in $H_0^1(a,b)$ such that $\|f_n-f\|_{L^2}\overset{n\to\infty}{\longrightarrow}0$.
Can we conclude that $f\in H_0^1(a,b)$?

A: Daniel Fischer gave a good reason already, but here is a concrete example: $(a,b)=(-1,1)$,
$$f(x)= \begin{cases}\frac{n}{n-1}(1-x), \quad &x>1/n \\ nx, \quad &0\le x\le 1/n \\ 0, \quad &x<-1/n\end{cases}$$
The functions $f_n$ converge in $L^2$ norm to
$$f(x)= \begin{cases}1-x, \quad &x>0 \\ 0, \quad &x\le 0  \end{cases}$$
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This is takeout fakeout at it's finest! And it's skinny and super quick and easy?
I'm with Taylor! This looks like a major winner. Can't wait to try it! Pinning!
These are some of my favorite flavors! I love how quick and easy this is.
Dare is an amazing word to define the new year to come. We decided to make monthly goals and challenges this year, instead of trying to predict what we want out of the next 12 months. So far day one is going pretty good… especially now that I've found this skinny honey lemon chicken! My boyfriend is a huuuuge honey lover, and I'm all for anything lemon, so this one is a must!
I actually just posted my 2015 "food resolutions" today (http://www.goldenbrownanddelicious.com/2015-food-resolution-challenge/)! I love taking on projects in the kitchen, so I'm hoping to push myself a little this year. And this dish looks incredible, Ali! I pinned it, and I've got a feeling it will be gracing our dinner table in the very near future!
I love this idea! I'm in need of a month full of healthy cooking, thats for sure! Especially healthy desserts, can't seem to get away from those! Love your blog, such an inspiration for me all the wonderful things you do with yours. Can't wait to try this out this weekend!
This looks super delicious! Can't wait to try it out.
This recipe sounds spectacular. I love the flavor of lemon and although I recently saved a recipe for honey orange chicken, I am far more likely to try this one. Thanks for a great start to the new year (from this recipe to your dare challenge, to your move in the morning challenge).
HA! My new years resolution is to clean my house. So right now I'm in the midst of cleaning out my pantry and cabinets. I had to take a break to do some blogging, though. ;) My other goal, or whatever you want to call it, is to not be so shy when I get around large groups of people I don't know.
This recipe is a must try. I've been craving takeout for a few days now. I think I found my fix! Happy New Year, Ali!
This is my kind of dinner and I have everything to make it! Happy New Year!
I love that your new dare is to move in the mornings! I went to yoga this morning and always reminds me how much energy I have throughout the day when I start with exercise. AND I so want this chicken for din!
Oh my word, this is happening at our house very soon!!!
This looks wonderful and way better than a take out!
Just made this like 30 minutes ago. It was good, but definitely not my kind of thing. In my opinion it is just too sweet, even though I followed the recipe. Maybe adding something spicy like chili would help this dish.
This looks super delicious! Can't wait to try it!
Just had Ginger Honey Chicken at PF Changs, and this reminds me of it! Looking forward to trying this recipe for work lunches. Bagged lunch can be so blah at the start of the New Year, with trying to be extra-healthy, but this will kick it up a notch! Thanks!
This recipe looks delicious. It is a tasty dish to share with my friends. The steps are clear and helpful. Thanks!
This dish looks so light and sunny. Not only delicious and healthy but it reminds me of warmer temperatures.
This was so easy and delicious! Thanks for the recipe! Happy New Year!
This looks so fabulous!! And I LOVE that it's skinny too – I definitely need to lighten up my dinners after all the Christmas indulgence!
This looks AMAZING! Cannot wait to try it next week.
Question for you… I am allergic to rice, wondering what you would think would be a good substitute for the rice vinegar. Thanks so much!
Sure thing! You could substitute in white wine vinegar instead.
I love pretty much all of your recipes! However, it would be really helpful to know the calorie count and nutritional value of each recipe. What determines a 'skinny' recipe? Thanks for reading this.
Gosh such a beautiful looking dish!!
Delicious—made this last night and my husband and I LOVED it! I added steamed broccoli and served the broc/chicken on top of brown rice noodles. Wonderful, Ali!! Thank you!
Just made this for dinner tonight! I added some steamed snap peas and brown rice. I liked how it turned out, except that the sauce was just a bit too thick for us. I might add less corn starch and also less honey next time, and just drizzle it over the chicken. Overall tasty with good flavor though, and very easy to make! Thanks for sharing!
This was super easy and very good! We didn't have siracha on hand, but I put in 1t chili garlic sauce and it really was a nice addition and helped balance the sweetness. I will be making this again! Thanks!
Tried this recipe for dinner today and it was delicious! Quick and easy to make, especially if you're in a rush! I added a little bit of red chilli to the recipe for an added kick. :) And it's great that the whole recipe is dairy-free and gluten-free (if you use Tamari soy-sauce). Thanks for posting!
I made this last night, added two cloves of garlic, topped with green onions and sesame seeds and served it on top of a bed of fried cauliflower rice….it was unreal good!! For sure making this again!
YUM, that sounds amazing! And you are so welcome, thanks for giving it a try!
I'm going to make this tonight. Does the marinade get mixed with the lemon sauce?
I just made this and it was absolutely amazing!!!!! It looked and tasted like a professional chef made it. Everyone loved it. Thank you so much for this recipe!!!!
Thank you Tina, I'm so happy it was a hit!
What do y'all recommend I serve this over? Brown rice or Quinoa?!
I love the "skinniness" of this recipe! Great for summer dieting!
Thanks, Shelby! Hope you enjoy!
The pictures here look soooo good! I will definitely have to give this a shot next time we're making chicken – looks like it's pretty easy to prepare, too!
Do you think you could make this skinny orange chicken if you swap out the lemon for orange?
I made this tonight and it was delicious, but I really want to know the nutritional info!
Hi Laura, I'm glad you liked the recipe! Unfortunately though, we're actually not publishing nutrition facts on the site at this time. The nutrition calculators available are not 100% accurate, and we never want to publish anything that might be misleading. However, many of our readers love the My Fitness Pal nutrition calculator, so feel free to try that for an estimate. I hope that helps!
Pinned this at the beginning of the week and just made it. Threw it on top of rice with a dime of Sriracha. It was delicious. I plan to throw it on a cucumber spinach and tomato salad. Very light tasting even though the sauce is nice and thick.
Oh wow – this looks insanely delicious! Think I'd pick this over take out any-day!
This looks DIVINE! Can't wait to try it… thanks for sharing!
Thanks, Sara, we hope you love it!
Do you have nutritional info for this recipe? Calorie count?
Hi, Octavia. Unfortunately, we don't. The nutrition calculators available are not 100% accurate, and we never want to publish anything that might be misleading. However, a lot of our readers love the My Fitness Pal nutrition calculator, so feel free to try that for an estimate. We hope that helps!
This looks amazing. My mouth is watering as i write this.
I've never tried quinoa , I eat a lot of rice and pasta and get taste fatigue so this could be the perfect addition.
I can't believe it's 20 minutes in total. That's fantastic.It will probably take me an hour tho.
We hope you enjoy this, and that you like the quinoa — we're hooked! Especially since it's so healthy!
I made this last week and it was tasty and simple to make and I had all the ingredients on hand. I served with "fried rice/quinoa" that my picky 16 year old had two helpings of. My 18 year old was asking if I was making it again before he even finished it. This was a winner.


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For this reason no new batches will be manufactured by Metabolics and the only tincture products we will continue to sell are listed below.
This 100ml product is made from Juglans Nigra Hulls.
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One of the most wonderful things about accepting Christ into your life is the fact that you know someone will always love you…no matter what you do.
Unconditional love is rare in this earthly life but we have a Savior who loves us daily and wants the best for us.
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Q: in winsock, how do i connect to a server via a domain name? when i'm filling out a SOCKADDR_IN struct for the connect function, i tend to fill it out with the exact ip address, but let's say i wanted to set up a dynamic domain name online to represent an occasionally changing ip address? I'm not quite sure how i would fill out the struct, given a domain name. What i do now is this:
#define DEFAULT_PORT 12345
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serverInfo.sin_port=htons(DEFAULT_PORT);
serverInfo.sin_family=AF_INET;
serverInfo.sin_addr.s_addr= inet_addr("127.0.0.1");  // actual ip normally here

but how do you resolve domain names to get the ip of the server for this struct?

A: You want to use the gethostbyname function
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When simple arithmetic isn't so simple!
What could be as simple as incrementing a variable by one? Ignoring overflow, what else could possibly go wrong? As it turns out, quite a lot as this little quiz demonstrates.
Question: What is the value of a and i after this code runs?
Answer: The behaviour of the code in undefined.
A variable cannot be modified more than once in any expression unless the modification is punctuated with a sequence point. A sequence point (of which there are 6 in standard C++) guarantees that all the side effects of the previous expression are complete and no side effects from sub-sequence expression have been performed. Since i is modified and read twice in this expression the result is undefined.


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Lamont Advises 'Common Sense' on Indoor Masking as Infection Rate Rises to 3%
by Hugh McQuaid August 2, 2021, 3:43 pm September 9, 2021, 12:28 am
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Eyeing a COVID infection rate of over 3% Monday, Gov. Ned Lamont continued to back voluntary public masking guidelines over renewed state mandates and asked for more time to decide whether masks would be required in schools.
With virus transmission rates high enough in most of Connecticut to meet the Centers for Disease Control recommendation that vaccinated people wear masks indoors in public, the governor told reporters Monday he plans to continue to "strongly recommend" — but not require the policy.
"I think what you're seeing around the state of Connecticut is people generally using really good common sense, doing the right thing," Lamont said. "If they go into a store and it's empty, maybe they're a little bit more relaxed about the mask. If they go into a store and it's crowded and they don't know who they're hanging around with, I find overwhelmingly, they're wearing the mask and … the stores and restaurants are saying if you're not, put on the mask."
Over the weekend another 1,245 people tested positive for the virus, bringing the state's COVID infection rate to 3.18% after remaining higher than 2% for the past week. The number of patients hospitalized with the virus increased by 32 to 148. Public health officials attribute this spike in Connecticut and elsewhere to the more infectious Delta variant.
But despite the climbing virus indicators, Lamont said he had no immediate plans to order new restrictions on businesses like restaurants or return to regional travel constraints. He said Connecticut was in a stronger position now than it was during the last COVID surge because so many residents have been vaccinated against the virus.
"We know the vaccines are incredibly effective and they work and they prevent — obviously they prevent hospitalizations and serious consequences," Lamont said. "I think we're in a very different place today than we were eight months ago."
The governor said the ongoing spread of the Delta variant has also put him closer to a decision on how to handle mask policies in schools during the coming school year. He said state and federal guidance already advised everyone to wear masks in schools but "how that is enforced, we'll figure that out over a period of time." The governor said he expected to make a statewide announcement in the next two weeks.
"I want those kids in person in school," he said. "I worry that there are going to be a lot of these two-week quarantines and ball teams shut down. That's a real priority, to make sure our schools stay open. That will be the lens I look through."
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1. What are varicose veins?
They are veins belonging to the superficial venous system that have become dilated and tortuous and are no longer able to correctly transport blood to the heart. This results in blood pooling in the body's lower extremities (legs) and the onset over time of damage caused by chronic venous disease (CVD).
2. What causes varicose veins?
The main cause of varicose veins is a genetic connective tissue disorder that causes the veins to bulge. Obesity, a sedentary lifestyle, prolonged standing, constipation and pregnancy may also be contributing factors. So-called secondary varicose veins can also develop as a result of previous thrombotic events of the deep venous system.
3. How can a vein specialist help me?
By carefully going over your medical history and performing a medical examination using non-invasive diagnostic techniques like colour Doppler ultrasound, a specialist can ascertain the cause of the disease and any related disorders, and recommend the appropriate conservative or interventional therapeutic procedure to resolve the problem.
4. How are affected veins treated?
Conservative treatment of varicose veins comprises elastic compression therapy and the use of phlebotropic drugs. There are also a number of interventional procedures to choose from, depending on the structure and location of the vein to be treated. A preliminary consultation with a vein specialist is therefore vital to assess the vein and select and explain the best treatment for the patient. This is the concept of "tailor-made treatment" in action.
This is the injection of a medicinal solution into the diseased veins that destroys the veins and causes fibrosis.
6. What is ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy?
Rather than relying on visual guidance alone, ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy uses a device called a colour Doppler ultrasound, which improves reliability and safety in certain cases.
7. What is endovenous thermal ablation?
This is the destruction of the affected vein wall by endovascular heat generated by an energy source (laser or radiofrequency) inserted directly into the vein using ultrasound guidance.
8. What is the surgical technique known as stripping?
This was the old procedure employed to remove the varicose veins, so-called because the vein had to literally be "stripped away", thereby traumatising the surrounding tissue and leaving surgical wounds.
This is non-thermal ablation of the varicose vein. A catheter is inserted into the vein and sclerosing foam (scleromousse) is injected simultaneously. The catheter damages the innermost layer of the vein, thereby enhancing the efficacy of the sclerosing foam.
10. What is cyanoacrylate glue ablation?
This is an endovascular procedure that literally glues the vein walls together, reducing the lumen to a virtual space. It works in the same way as the better-known "Attack" glue.
This is a mini-invasive surgical procedure that removes the varicose branches of the saphenous vein through small 2‑mm incisions.
12. Are pregnant patients eligible for surgery?
13. Can varicose veins on the feet be removed?
Absolutely, subject to the correct preparation and evaluation of the disease.
14. Once removed, can varicose veins come back?
No, but because of the existing venous disease, other veins could be affected, developing into varicose veins in the same area that has already been treated or elsewhere.
15. How many days of rest are needed after surgery?
Depending on the procedure, from a few hours to a few days.
16. Will the operation be painful?
Post-operative recovery from modern surgical procedures, including thermal ablation techniques, is painless and practically discomfort-free.
17. Will I be awake during the operation?
18. How long should I wear the compression stockings for after the operation?
From 1 to 3 weeks.
19. How long have you been performing these procedures for?
We have been performing thermal ablation since 2004.
20. Is the procedure safe?
Modern ablation techniques are completely safe in comparison with former surgical procedures.
The chronic venous disease (CVD) specialists Dr. Bitossi, Dr. Rostan and Dr. Maggio offer answers to the most frequently asked questions regarding chronic venous disease (CVD). If you are looking for answers to your venous disease treatment questions, find out how varicose vein surgery has become a surgical specialty in its own right and how our dedicated professionals have the answers to all your questions.


In this video you will see an explanation for window specifications and how to take into consideration the load bearing walls that need to hold the house up. This is not something you want to mess around with. Make sure your home is structurally sound.
However, having lots of windows to let in natural light is essential to having a bright and happy home. So, put in as many windows as you possibly can without sacrificing safety and totally adhering to local building codes.


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A Little House by a Lake Surrounded by Trees in Maine
By Magaly • Apr 8, 2016
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Little House on the Ferry is a residential project designed by GO Logic in 2014.
It is located in Vinalhaven, Maine, USA.
Little House on the Ferry by GO Logic:
"Little House on the Ferry is a seasonal guesthouse comprised of three micro cabins connected by a web of outdoor decks on Vinalhaven, an island off the coast of Maine in Penobscot Bay. The design is respectful of the balance that nature has struck on the island between harsh forces of wind and sea and a delicate layer of soil that provides a scant foothold for vegetation among granite outcroppings – some of which have been hewn by time, and others split and left behind as a visible memory of the once prevalent granite industry of Vinalhaven.
The owners, who reside primarily in Austria, spend their summers and early fall on the island, in a larger, older residence. When the adjacent property, a defunct granite quarry with a dilapidated trailer, became available, they purchased it, with plans to build a guesthouse for visiting family and friends.
The resulting small cabins hover on piers above a former quarry, an approach that has minimized the impact of the building construction on the delicate recovering vegetation in the area. The cabins are comprised of a living and dining cabin and two separate sleeping cabins, each with a bedroom and bathroom. This small cluster creates a series of intimate and private spaces with strong visual connections to the landscape.
Given the remote nature of the site, and the very fragile conditions of the building location, a prefabricated cross-laminated timber (CLT) panel system was chosen. This system is a highly sustainable and cost effective construction solution, reducing labor, travel, and impact on the remote site. CLT panels utilize layers of lumber laminated together in a solid, bidirectional sandwich, and in this case were milled from Black Spruce and pre-cut to the exact building form in Quebec. The CLT panels were then shipped via truck and ferry and assembled on site, forming the entire enclosure for each building—floors, walls, and roofs. The structural capacity and ruggedness of the panels reinforce the minimalist form and material palette of the cabins, creating a clean, simple building form with material warmth that showcases the construction system."
Photos by: Trent Bell
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