Commercial Pig Farming Profits in India: People do business with income returns. One of the profitable business in India is Commercial Pig Farming. Advantages of Pig Farming are many. Hence, many farmers in the rural areas are turning towards Pig Farming Business. Apart from that, people who have interest in Agribusiness are venturing into Commercial Pig Farming. In the last post, we have given information regarding the Cost of Pig Farming in India. Since times people do not know the Pig Farming Profit Calculation.
Hence in this post, we will let you know the Pig Farming Profit Calculation. In addition, we have come up with information like Expected Income returns from Pig Farming Business in India. You can check here Cost of Commercial Pig Farming in India.
Expected Income Returns for Pig Farming are high.
It is good to start the Pig Farming Business with 10 Pigs.
After selling off 5 Pigs at a specific time, their number can be increased by breeding of Pigs in the Farm.
The weight of Pigs is 60 to 90 kg which varies from breed to breed.
Pigs gain weight of 50 kg in 4 to 6 months of time.
Income returns from Pig Farming increase with the rotation of breeding the Pigs within the Farm.
To gain huge margins from Pig Farming Business, increase the number of Boars and Sows in the Pig Farm at regular intervals of time by Breeding the Pigs.
Pig Farming is a highly technical industry with rapid changes. If you maintain it effectively, Commercial Pig Farming is a hugely profitable business in India. However, Profits from Pig Farming depends upon the proper care and management of the Pigs in the farm. You can calculate the profit by considering the below factors in addition to the initial investment, EMI per month, miscellaneous expenses. For instance, to get margins from Pig Farming Business, the average weight of the Pigs should weigh 50 to 70 kg.
The cost of 1kg pork is 300 per kg.
However, it varies. 5 Boars will attain a weight of 60 kg in a year.
Then, you will get 600 kg Pork. So 600kg x Rs.300 is Rs.1,18,000.
However, you can also sell the whole Pig to a processing industry which is more profit.
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Scripture page insert: The family proclamation
This year marks the twenty-fifth anniversary of when Gordon B. Hinckley first introduced and read "The Family: A Proclamation to the World" in the autumn 1995 General Relief Society Meeting. I thought I'd celebrate by posting this document I started making back in high school.
This is a printable front-and-back page that has the family proclamation typeset in scripture style, with double columns and footnotes. Cut it at the trim marks, apply a little rubber cement to the edge, and you can add a page to your scriptures!
Please note that you may need to ignore the trim marks and custom trim it in order to make it fit just right. I've made large, regular, and small sizes to match the various sizes of scripture editions available.
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I made this page insert back in high school because I wanted it to be in a place that was quick and easy to access. (I did the same thing for my patriarchal blessing, with footnotes. I originally numbered the second page of the Proclamation with a "64," because my patriarchal blessing was inserted as pages 61–62, then this Proclamation came next.) Creating the footnotes was a great way to study the proclamation for myself. Do you have any additional cross-references you would add?
Seeing the Proclamation in this form raises a fun and interesting question: do you think it will ever be canonized and put in the scriptures? Like, perhaps as Official Declaration 3? I would of course welcome it if it was, but I kind of doubt it will be. However, there's a far more important point to make: the Family Proclamation is already authoritative, without needing to be canonized first.
For a sampling of statements by apostles and Church leaders affirming that the Family Proclamation is doctrine, not some transient policy that we should expect to be retreated from if the media spotlight gets uncomfortably warm, see this article on FAIR demonstrating that "Church leaders have repeatedly taught that the Proclamation is official doctrine." If an idea is repeatedly taught in official publications, over the signatures of the united, unanimous First Presidency and Twelve Apostles, it's doctrine. Especially if it accords with a nexus of other clear doctrines taught over millennia. The segment of people who reject the Family Proclamation but would suddenly wholeheartedly accept it and teach it, if only it were canonized, seems vanishingly small.
It seems worth mentioning something I heard Bob Millet teach once, about the canonization of the New Testament, which happened within a few centuries after the Savior's resurrection and the apostles' deaths, as early Christians held councils and recognized the various books found today in our New Testament. Brother Millet pointed out that it was not the canonizing of the New Testament books that made them authoritative; it was their authoritativeness that led to them being canonized. That is, the authority of the texts was based on who wrote them, not on who chose to accept them. The masses in those councils didn't hold power to bestow authoritativeness on those writings; the people could only acknowledge the writings' authority and commit to follow them, or reject them. But the books were already authoritative the whole time, regardless of whether or when they were canonized. I think there's a lesson there for us today.
Pushing the Pendulum Back
The Family Proclamation was published my senior year. I remember when I first read it as a seventeen-year-old, it seemed unremarkable, just a slight condensing and repetition of prophetic teachings that I'd heard and read a hundred times in Church manuals and talks. The only passage that seemed slightly controversial enough to perhaps give some individuals a bit of indigestion was the pair of sentences about husbands and wives having different roles. It wasn't new; just unpopular among elites and conventional media. Other than that, the Proclamation didn't really seem that noteworthy.
My how times have changed. The most innocuous common sense is becoming increasingly seen as at best silly, and at worst dangerous. "At that day shall he rage in the hearts of the children of men, and stir them up to anger against that which is good. And others will he pacify, and lull them away into carnal security" (2 Ne. 28:20–21). The principles in the Family Proclamation are more needed than ever, as they become less commonplace. Conjugal marriage can be restored as a strong civilization-wide institution, but it will take generations to do so now, with how far we've fallen. The saddest part of that process is the innocent lives that are damaged in the meantime, in the wake of popular currents and conventional wisdom. It remains to be seen which parts of the world will embrace the Family Proclamation and reap the blessings, and which parts will react with hostility and rejection, to the detriment of themselves and those around them.
The rebel of the future will be old fashioned.
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Das Feuchtgebiet Utlandshörn ist ein geschütztes, flächenhaftes Naturdenkmal auf dem Gebiet der Stadt Norden im niedersächsischen Landkreis Aurich in Ostfriesland. Es trägt die Nummer ND AUR 00124.

Beschreibung des Gebietes
Das am 16. März 1990 ausgewiesene flächenhafte Naturdenkmal liegt inmitten von landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen nördlich der Deichstraße in Utlandshörn, einem Ortsteil von Norden. Das Feuchtgebiet ist künstlichen Ursprungs und entstand durch den Abbau von Klei zur Abdeckung des unmittelbar angrenzenden Seedeiches. Es wurde anschließend nach Naturschutzgesichtspunkten hergerichtet. Heute besteht es aus Flachwasserzonen und Landzungen. Die Wassertiefe beträgt maximal 1 m. Im Uferbereich ist das Gewässer mit dichten Röhrichtbeständen bewachsen.

Es besteht aus zwei voneinander getrennten Wasserflächen mit Schilf- und Seggenzonen sowie einer angrenzenden Feuchtwiese. Der Landkreis stellte das Gebiet wegen seiner Bedeutung als Rast- und Nahrungsbiotop vor allem für See- und Watvögel sowie als Brutrevier für heimische Vogelarten und seinem Bezug zur Landschaftsgeschichte (Kleipütten in Deichnähe) unter Schutz.

Als besondere Gefahren für das Gewässer sieht der Landkreis die Verlandung der offenen Wasserfläche sowie die Eutrophierung durch Nährstoffe aus den angrenzenden landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen. Um dem entgegenzuwirken sollen die angrenzenden landwirtschaftlichen Nutzflächen den Randstreifen am Feuchtgebiet extensiv nutzen. Durch Schilfschnitt und weitere Maßnahmen soll der Verlandung entgegengewirkt werden.

Einzelnachweise

Geographie (Norden, Ostfriesland)
Naturdenkmal in Niedersachsen

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10 Most Magnificent Photos From British Royal Palaces
in History, Travel
by Adriana John
In the previous list, we covered 10 Most luxurious Houses and Ten Most Beautiful Palaces from around the globe. Today, we bring another set of ''Ten Most Magnificent Photos From British Royal Palaces''.
We all know Queen Elizabeth ii and her royal family are one of the wealthiest royalties the world has ever seen. These men and women of the crown ooze power and smell money. They live in expansive and magnificent palaces that only the genius of architects can conceive.
Though a number of us wish to build and live in such complex haven teeming with servants and security, chances are, we will all die in a small bungalow, fit for a horse stable than a complex mansion fit for the queen.
That said, Buckingham palace, one of the official seat of power of the British nation is a site to behold. Covering an area of 77,000 M2, the palace is graced with 775 rooms, 19 State rooms, 52 Principal bedrooms, 188 staff bedrooms and 92 offices along with a whopping 78 bathrooms. As the case with the royal families, extravaganza and luxury take the center stage during constructions and no single cent is spared. Let's have a look at the golden concrete maze royals call home.
10. Inside the Royal Ballroom, Buckingham Palace
Most Magnificent Photos From British Royal Palaces.
Have you ever seen the ballroom? Well, unless you strike friendship with the royal household, you will never set foot inside the ballroom. Designed as state of art dining area, the Ballroom has hosted a number of state banquets hosted by the queen herself. During dinners, the room as usual teems with servants and food of your choice, along with some of the most expensive wines and champagne you will ever think about.
9. The Grand Staircase, Buckingham Palace
The Grand staircase of Buckingham palace.
The Grand staircase of Buckingham palace is indeed a wonder to the lay and inexperienced souls. Designed from 1825-1830 by the architect John Nash for the British King George IV, the case features some remarkable composition of acanthus, oak and laurel carefully blended into a fine masterpiece for the king. The results speak for themselves.
8. The Throne Room, St James Palace
Though the British royalty prefer Buckingham to St James palace, the latter was once used as the seat of power for hundreds of years. Though the palace was closed to the public, the queen opted to make a few bucks by renting her out during the Olympic Games for 30,000 pounds a day. It was during this period that the throne room was opened and the public got a good view.
7. The Crimson Drawing Room (Windsor Castle)
On 20 Nov 1992, at around 11 AM, fire ripped through the queen's private chapel in Windsor Castle and spread undetected by the workers until smoke alarm went off. The fire, that rages for several hours destroyed priceless artifacts, paintings and drawings. By the time it was controlled, nine hours later, huge sections of the castle had been destroyed.
Days later, restoration of the landmark began in earnest with the Queen donating two million pounds. After the restoration, the destroyed Crimson room had a new face altogether. A clear memo fire has no authority over the monarchy.
6. The State Dining Room
The state dining room features expensive and rare gallery. Equipped with the State Of Art furniture, the room is often used as a retreat for dignitaries after banquet from the Ballroom. It has also been used by the queen to record her Christmas messages. Currently, the state room is closed following fears the ceiling would collapse as a result of neglect.
5. The Imperial Corgis
Apart from the royals and a few staff, no one is allowed to wander the depths the palace except the queen's best companions. The royal corgis have been documented wandering the expansive palace and even hopping on a plane with Ma'am across the continents with a bunch of aides nearby to remove s**t in case they mess up the floor. Oooh, don't worry about their transportation; they have their own car, a handler and a chauffeur too.
4. The State Couch
The royal state couch is often used but the royal family member on ceremonial occasions such as coronations or royal weddings. Built in 1762 by Samuel Butler, the carriage has seen less of action and reduced popularity among the royals today. Known for its cumbersome weight of 4 tons, she requires a pair of four horses to pull and it doesn't come cheap. At a price tag of 28M pounds, I bet she is one of the most expensive gold laden horse drawn carriages out there.
3. The Imposing Buckingham Palace
In my opening remark, I jokingly wrote ''chances are good we will never build a palace for our better half leave alone Buckingham. To start off with, the palace is 77,000 m2 and surrounded with a garden of 40 acres. It stands 108 M across and 120 M deep. It currently holds 800 employees and thought to be one of the few royal palaces in operation. In market price, it is valued at 1 Billion pounds ($1.5 Billion). Mathematically, Bill gates, the richest man in the globe, with an approximate $ 87 Billion would only build 58 palaces before declaring bankruptcy (without the inner paintings and furniture). Owing to the staggering size of the palace, the Britons have had a hectic time maintaining the palace by paying over 150 million pounds for maintenance.
2. The Private Retreat
Life as a monarchy is challenging. Right from the time you get up, the routine is characterized by receiving visitors, making addresses, getting security intelligence reports before being whisked away by the police to several public meetings closely followed by a quick lunch before meeting ambassadors, foundation and charity heads, paying courtesy call to several institutions before heading home for a bath and hosting investors until late in to the night.
To keep up a good frame, a silent retreat is necessary away from the prying eyes of the public and the battery of journalist demanding to film even the slightest irrelevant move that has seen some royals scream for the elusive privacy.
Fortunately for the Queen, Balmoral castle comes in handy. Used as a private retreat and residence of the monarchy since 1852, the castle takes the pride of housing the queen after the rigorous town life in the Buckingham. Surrounded by vast stretches of land, the castle is an ideal site for pony riding and shooting games popular among the royals.
1. The Swan
Taylor Swift during visit Princess Diana Memorial.
In Britain, natural swans in river Thames and Britain are exclusively owned by the queen. In medieval times, they were considered a delicacy of the rich and the king took the slot. Fast forward today, the swans are captured tagged and numbered before being released. Oooh, they are the only animals after corgis that enjoy her majesty's protection.
Ten Most Magnificent Photos From British Royal Palace
Inside the Ballroom, Buckingham Palace
The Grand Staircase
The Throne Room, St James Palace
The Crimpson Drawing Room, (Windsor Castle)
The State Dining Room
The Imperial Corgis
The State Couch
The Imposing Buckingham Palace
The Private Retreat
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Q: How do I get a Solr ResourceLoader from a SolrServer? My application uses solrj. I have a reference to a SolrServer object. The SolrServer object was created by instantiating a new CommonsHttpSolrServer object with the URL to my Solr server as the constructor argument.
I now need a reference to a class called a ResourceLoader. I can't figure out how to get it. I know that a SolrCore object has a method that returns a ResourceLoader, but I don't have a SolrCore object either. I tried calling the deprecated static method SolrCore.getSolrCore(), but that didn't work (it generates an error saying it can't find solrconfig.xml, which doesn't make much sense since that file is on the server).
The documentation is very frustrating - few of the methods are actually documented at all, and there is nothing to indicate what chain of calls I need to make to get the objects I need.
Thanks,
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import Test from 'ava';
import Robots, { FACTIONS, Robot } from './';

Test('Optimus Prime', t => {
  const { optimusPrime } = Robots;

  t.is(optimusPrime.name, 'Optimus Prime');
  t.is(optimusPrime.faction, FACTIONS.Autobots);
  t.is(optimusPrime.greet(), `Hi, I'm Optimus Prime`);
});

Test('Megatron', t => {
  const { megatron } = Robots;

  t.is(megatron.name, 'Megatron');
  t.is(megatron.faction, FACTIONS.Decepticons);
  t.is(megatron.greet(), `Hi, I'm Megatron`);
});

Test('Can create bumblebee from Robot', t => {
  const name = 'BumbleBee';
  const faction = FACTIONS.Autobots;
  const POWER = 1000;

  const bumblebee = new Robot(name, faction);

  t.is(bumblebee.name, name);
  t.is(bumblebee.faction, FACTIONS.Autobots);
  t.is(bumblebee.greet(), `Hi, I'm ${name}`);
  t.is(bumblebee.power, POWER);
});

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Banking and Finance Law Daily FHFA adopts final rule expanding strategic business plan requirements
FHFA adopts final rule expanding strategic business plan requirements
By Charles A. Menke, J.D.
The Federal Housing Finance Agency has adopted a final rule amending its regulation on the Responsibilities of Boards of Directors, Corporate Practices, and Corporate Governance for its regulated entities. The final rule, which takes effect Dec. 18, 2018, requires Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (the Enterprises) to adhere to the same strategic business plan requirements currently imposed on the Federal Home Loan Banks. The final rule also makes a number of adjustments and conforming changes to the existing regulation.
As amended, the regulation requires that the board of directors of each regulated entity have in effect at all times a strategic business plan that describes its strategy for achieving its mission and public purposes. The amended regulation also extends to the boards of the Enterprises the existing provision requiring the board of each Federal Home Loan Bank to review the strategic business plan at least annually, re-adopt it at least once every three years, and establish reporting requirements for and monitor implementation of the strategic business plan. The final rule further adds a new provision regarding current and emerging risks, repeals two outdated provisions of the existing regulation, and makes a conforming change to the Office of Finance Board of Directors regulation.
Based on comments received by the FHFA in response to its initial proposal (see Banking and Finance Law Daily, April 5, 2018), the agency made a number of revisions to the proposal aimed at achieving an appropriate balance between a high-level view and granular detail. However, the FHFA declined to make several other revisions suggested by various commenters, emphasizing that the final rule, as adopted: (1) preserves the distinct division of roles between a regulated entity's board and management; (2) does not prescribe board functions, such as engaging in market research, and does not prohibit a regulated entity's board from delegating functions, other than its ultimate oversight function, to senior management; (3) does not apply to diversity and inclusion strategic plans, and does not prohibit a regulated entity from incorporating its diversity and inclusion strategic plan into its strategic business plan; (4) should not preclude a regulated entity's board from exercising its duty of care to plan for emerging risks associated with significant activities at the outset of a multi-year strategic planning process; and (5) addresses matters of corporate practice and governance at the regulated entities consistent with the FHFA's regulatory authority under the Safety and Soundness Act.
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A sister club to Amuseum, Disques takes on the mantle of being one of the premier clubs in the country to boast of a retro theme, reminiscent to the discotheques of the 1970s and 1980s. From its sleek interior to the music and dance created, Disques creates a unique atmosphere that eclectically blends the best of the old with the best of the contemporary, making it an idyllic location to experience the best of weekend night partying.
Disques is best known for being a premier nightclub in Colombo that allows you to reminisce on the days of the golden oldies of the '70s and '80s. Possessing an interior, typical to that of a '70s discotheque, complete with neon lighting, along with a music and dance scene that takes you back to the days of long hair and bell bottom jeans, Disques certainly is a time machine to those glory days.
Couple that with a number of alcoholic concoctions on offer, along with a range of amazing eats, Disques has got you covered to make your weekend night partying all the more memorable.
Disques has its beginnings in 2014, when entrepreneur, Roshan Perera decided to expand the variety of offerings in the Colombo nightlife scene.
With its unique retro theme, the nightclub in Colombo became an instant hit with many an urban folk; the young and the old.
The result, being the rise of the retro club that is equal to its big brother 'Amuseum'.
The success of the club can also be attributed to the exquisite events it plays host to, as a number of themed parties and themed nights are organised almost every weekend to make you forget the fast paced life and revel with your friends.
Boasting of playing hits of the '70s and '80s, along with a range of cocktails, other concoctions and exquisite eats are on offer, Disques really does allow you to revel in the backdrop of the olden days.
The retro club in Colombo is open only from Wednesday to Saturday and operates from 8.00pm to 4.00am, however, it is during the late hours of the weekends that the club really comes to life with some retro music and an electric atmosphere.
Disques organises a number of themed parties, especially during the weekends for those looking to get in some clubbing in Colombo. Just follow the nightclub's frequently updated Facebook page and you are covered.
All forms of credit and debit cards are accepted.
Like to relive the laid back days, when bell bottom jeans and long hair was the fashion trend? The Disques nightclub transports you back in time and allows you to experience the 'Night Fever' of yesteryear.


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Once upon a time, there was a great and mighty King. He was wise and strong and generous and kind. He loved his people very much.
But His people were dying of a mysterious plague. They did not know that their drinking water was contaminated by their underground sewage.
The King sent servants to help his people but he knew their help was only temporary relief for the people. Only He had the answer and he was prepared to act to save them himself.
The King took off his crown of gold and jewels and set aside his glorious royal robe and he put on the ordinary clothes that the people wore and left the splendor of His palace. He went into the midst of his own people. They did not recognize him.
He descended into the sewage and did what had to be done so the people can have fresh, clean water to drink. Eventually a few began to realize who he really was and began telling the good news to others; about how their King sacrificed everything to come down and give them a new lease of life because of his great love for them.
After the work was finished, the King returned to His palace and put on his crown and royal robe again. The people who recognized who the King was and what He had done for them were filled with gratitude and obtained a new source of life-giving water.
The rest of the people who denied that it was the King, refused to accept what he had done for them and chose to continue drinking from the old contaminated sewage water, not realizing that they were heading for a slow, painful death.


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Since we started in the Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah DJ and Dancer business, we have coexisted at these celebrations working alongside photographers. In all those years, we've learned that there are a great many things that our party staff can do to help the photographer without detracting from our own objective. In reality, our "objective" is intrinsically tied to that of the photographer, caterer, videographer, and every other event professional – and that objective is success.
At a recent rehearsal, which our team do regularly, I invited Photographer Gabriel Fredricks to come out and speak to our staff, and give them some insights as to how a photographer works at a Bar Mitzvah or Bat Mitzvah. As Gabriel spoke, enthusiastic hands shot up with question after question. As you can tell from the images here, our staff was mesmerized with Gabe's extensive knowledge of the mechanics of Bar Mitzvah and Bat Mitzvah parties, and his charming wit and animated personality as well.
A few of the things Gabriel shared were more revelation, like "the smile". Any dancer or party motivator who has ever worked for Cutting Edge Entertainment can attest to the fact that smiling is the cardinal rule. I've always stressed that a non-smile in the background of a perfect photo could compromise the image, and Gabe agreed. Additionally, he had endless other ideas and thoughts regarding how event staff (dancer, DJ and MC) could be an invaluable help to the photographer in doing their job, again, without detracting from their own jobs.
Overall, this whole experience was impressive. Everything from Gabe's shared experience, to our own staff's sponge-like interest in learning how to do a better job. Also, while Gabe spoke, one of the talented photographers from his staff – Monica – shot pictures to document the occasion. On top of it all, this rehearsal was hosted at the Freestyle Dance Academy, on the grounds of Camp America. Our own MC, DJ and dancer Tony Azzaro is the director of the fledgling dance school, and we were honored to have him accommodate our staff. Freestyle Dance Academy, located in Bucks County, is a world-class facility and was a really cool change of scenery.
Our staff – Smiling, laughing and learning.
Julia – ever the inquisitive one.
Nate – Awed by the Doctore.
All in all, it was a very educational experience for all. Many thanks to Gabriel Fredricks from Philip Gabriel Photography, the Freestyle Dance Academy, and our amazing staff!
To learn more about the Freestyle Dance Academy, or Philip Gabriel Photography, check out the links below, and for some of the best trained party staff in the Philadelphia (or Bucks County) area, feel free to check us out, or give us a call!


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Photo © Todor Tilev
TITLE: Copper Crafts Master
In 2017 I went on holiday to Bulgaria. I went to town Kazanlak. I was walking on the street when I noticed the messy room. I went inside and asked the person for permission to take a picture in his working environment. He gave me his permission, and I took a few pictures. I visited him again 18 months later in 2019 and took a few more pictures of him in his working environment. His name is Petko Baikov. He has won over hundreds of International Awards, and his products have been exhibited worldwide. He is reckon as one of the Greatest Copper Crafts Master in the world.
AUTHOR: Todor Tilev IRELAND
Todor Tilev is Multi-Award Winning Photographer. Todor is Bulgarian Photographer, who for the last 18 years has been living in Ireland. His pictures have been published worldwide. Initially he established himself as a Landscape Photographer, but also has won awards in every type of Photography.
For the last few years Todor Tilev has won hundreds of Competitions and Awards at National and International level. His pictures have been featured in post cards, calendars, educational courses, websites, newspapers, TV, magazines and galleries.
Todor has won awards and honours from the following organisations: Starwars International Photo Awards (2020), CMYK (2020), International Filter Photo Contest (2019),The Photograph (2019), Chromatic International Photography Awards (2019), WOW Photo Awards (2019), Better Photography Magazine - Photo of the Year (2019), CEWE Photo Awards (2019), Irish Light (2019), Society of International Travel & Tourism Photographers (2019), World Eco Photo (2019), Pashadelic Global Photo Contest (2019), The Nature Conservancy's Photo Competition (2019), Monovisions Photography Awards (2019), Urban Photo Awards (2019), CIWEM Environmental Photographer of the Year (2019), Fine Art Photo Awards (2019, 2020), UMBRA International Photography Awards (2019), Zebra Photo Awards (2019), Society of International Nature & Wildlife Photographers (2019), National Geographic Your Shot (2019), More Art Please (2019, 2020), Mofit Collective (2018, 2019, 2020), Shoot the Frame (2018, 2019, 2020), A Contemporary Room Online Gallery (2019), Amateur Photographer of the Year (2017, 2018, 2019), Monochrome Photography Awards (2018, 2019), Neutral Density Photo Awards (2018, 2019), World Photography and Essay Contest(2018), 4th CEPIC Stock Photography Awards (2018), Bird Photographer of the Year (2018), Chania International Photo Festival (2018), Digital Camera Photographer of the Year (2017, 2018), International Photography Awards (2018, 2019), Nature Best Photography Awards (2018), Outdoor Photographer of the Year (2017, 2018), Photographer's Forum Photo Competition (2018), Campina International Exhibition of Photography (2018), The Society of Photographers (2018), Photo Hunters Association (2018, 2019), Photo Crowd (2017, 2018, 2019, 2020) and many more.
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Reminds us that there are other living things that are threatened by this severe weather and there are people there to lend a helping hand. Great story in The New Yorker about people coming to the rescue of stranded people with private boats, The Cajun Navy. In this New Yorker post there was a story about "nursing home residents in chest high water," that was very upsetting. I saw today that there was a group of Assisted Living Residents who were rescued and I am thinking it was them. Let everyone be rescued.
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I'm glad he's being helped.
Yes, it must be awful to see what is going on down there. Poor hawk looks petrified. So many wonderful people helping others and helping the animals.
It looks like he's going to be ok. I hope the storm moves out to sea. I don't know how much more these people can take.
I saw earlier it is supposed to move out to sea and then come back in. It is terrible. Also saw a news report about the Red Cross. They are up and running very well right now. Seems like the hardest is getting to people that are stranded. Very scary.
Such an awful thing to happen, but thankfully there are people out there helping other people as well as animals.It's such a frightful thing to experience and I'm sure it is worse for children.
Horrendous. Just hoping that people that are stranded are rescued.
I saw an earlier version of this and wondered if this hawk was someone's pet. So glad to know he's in good hands! Thanks for posting this!


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La Asociación Española de Africanistas es una sociedad científica española sin ánimo de lucro, inscrita con el número 54.710 del Registro Nacional de Asociaciones del Ministerio del Interior, con fecha 23/04/1984, cuyos objetivos son impulsar el estudio de continente africano en España, promover el interés por los temas y las sociedades africanas y colaborar con instituciones africanistas, especialmente las africanas e iberoamericanas. Estos puntos fueron ampliados más tarde a la promoción de la cooperación, estimular la toma de conciencia acerca de la contribución de los pueblos y culturas africanos, así como la defensa de la paz y de un sistema mundial más justo. Su sede es el Colegio Mayor Universitario Nuestra Señora de África en Madrid, donde se celebran congresos, jornadas y exposiciones artísticas y literarias. Con más de treinta años de actividad, en la actualidad es la sociedad decana de Estudios Africanos en España.

La Asociación y sus fines
El 6 de enero de 1984, un conjunto de estudiosos y académicos españoles formado por Íñigo de Aranzadi y Cuervas-Mons, Luis Beltrán y Repetto, Carlos González Echegaray, Tomás Mestre Vives, Julio Cola Alberich,  Gerardo González Calvo y Antonio Villariño, constituyeron la Asociación Española de Africanistas (AEA), domiciliada en el Colegio Mayor Nuestra Señora de África, un centro de universitario de convivencia hispano-africana dependiente del Ministerio de Asuntos Exteriores y Cooperación]] adscrito académicamente a la Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Desde 2014, el Colegio se encuentra incorporado a la Escuela de Organización Industrial. La fundación de la AEA supuso un enorme avance en los Estudios Africanos en los años ochenta, dada la carencia en España de una agrupación científica similar y el impulso a la creación de materias y centros de estudios africanos en la universidad española.

A lo largo de los últimos treinta años, la AEA ha desarrollado su actividad mediante la convocatoria de un gran número de cursos universitarios, mesas redondas, conferencias, jornadas, seminarios, debates, etc., en los que han participado las principales personalidades del ámbito académico y científico (historia, cultura, economía, antropología, literaturas, derecho), de las diplomacia y las relaciones internacionales, del periodismo y de las Fuerzas Armadas. Destacan, además, la edición de la Revista de Estudios Africanos, la participación en los principales congresos internacionales, y la realización de numerosas jornadas de amplia temática: Mundo Árabe, los problemas del África subsahariana, la cooperación para el desarrollo, la descolonización, etc. Ha coorganizado además la impartición de los cursos de idiomas africanos del Colegio Mayor África, y ha colaborado en la organización de importantes congresos internacionales –entre ellos los dos primeros Congresos de Estudios Africanos en el Mundo Ibérico, celebrados en Madrid–, que han convertido a la AEA y al Colegio Mayor Universitario Nuestra Señora de África en un espacio de referencia para la investigación, la divulgación y la enseñanza del ámbito africano y de las relaciones internacionales.

Presidentes de la Asociación
 1984-1989. Dr. Luis Beltrán y Repetto. Profesor de Sociología de la Universidad de Alcalá, Director de la Cátedra UNESCO de Estudios Afroiberoamericanos y Doctor Honoris causa por la Universidad de Kinshasa (2011).
 1989-1991. Dr. Armando Ligero Morote. Director del Hospital General de Bata, Subdirector del Servicio Sanitario de Guinea Ecuatorial y antropólogo.
 1991-2003. Dr. José Urbano Martínez Carreras. Profesor Emérito de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid e historiador.
 2003. Dr. Carlos González Echegaray. Filólogo, bibliógrafo, director de la Hemeroteca Nacional y profesor de la Universidad de Deusto.
 2003-2012. Dr. Javier Morillas Gómez. Catedrático de la Universidad CEU-San Pablo y economista.
 2012-2015. D. Basilio Rodríguez Cañada, Presidente del PEN Club de España, escritor y editor.
 2015-actualidad. Dr. Mbuyi Kabunda, Profesor de Relaciones Internacionales de la Universidad Autónoma de Madrid. Miembro del Instituto Internacional de Derechos Humanos de Estrasburgo.

Algunas publicaciones
 Revista de Estudios Africanos Índice de impacto
 Boletín de la AEA Índice de impacto

  Mariano L. de Castro Antolín, La población de Santa Isabel en la segunda mitad del siglo XIX. ISBN 84-922202-0-1 Conflictos y Cooperación en África actual, Madrid: AEA, 1992, 64 págs. ISBN 84-95140-26-8
  José Luis González Hidalgo, Tánger y la diplomacia española.', Madrid: AEA, 1993, 64 págs. ISBN 84-922202-0-X
  M. Carme Junyet, La expansión bantú, Madrid: AEA, 1998, 64 págs. ISBN 84-922202-1-x
  José U. Martínez Carreras (coord.), Relaciones entre España y Marruecos en el siglo XX, Madrid: AEA, 1992, 144 págs. ISBN 84-922202-2-8
  José U. Martínez Carreras y Basilio Rodríguez Cañada (eds.), Conflictos y Cooperación en África actual, Madrid: Sial-AEA, 2000, 192 págs. ISBN 84-95140-26-8
  José Ramón Trujillo (ed.), África hacia el siglo XXI, Madrid: Sial-AEA, 2001, 592 págs. ISBN 84-95498-45-6
  Justo Bolekia Boleká, Los callados anhelos de una vida, Madrid: Sial-Casa de África, 2012, 82 págs. ISBN 978-84-15746-07-2

Actividades relevantes
  I Congreso de Estudios Africanos en el Mundo Ibérico, UCM-CMUNSA, 1991.
  Curso General de Historia de África, CMUNSA 1994.
  Curso General de Historia de África y África actual, CMUNSA 1995.
  Curso Universitario de Historia Contemporánea de África, CMUNSA 1996.
  Curso Universitario de Aproximación al África Árabe-Islámica del Norte, CMUNSA 1997.
  Curso Universitario de Aproximación al África Subsahariana del siglo XX, CMUNSA 1998.
  Seminario internacional sobre Relaciones entre España y Marruecos en el siglo XX, UCM-CMUNSA 1998.
  II Congreso de Estudios Africanos en el Mundo Ibérico, CMUNSA, 1999.
  Curso Universitario sobre Conflictos y Cooperación en África actual, CMUNSA, 18 de febrero - 23 de abril de 1999.
  Jornadas de Literatura Hispanoafricana, CMUNSA-Fundación Sur, 2000, 2007, 2009 y 20012.
  Ciclo de Conferencias "Sáhara Español Desconocido 1882 – 1976", CMUNSA, 4 de marzo - 29 de abril de 2010.
  Tribuna África (ciclos de mesas redondas), CUMNSA-Fundación Sur, 2007, 2008, 2009 y 2010.
  Tribuna África (ciclos de mesas redondas), Fundación Sur, 2011.
  Encuentros tunecino-españoles de Intelectuales y Escritores, Universidad de La Manouba-Biblioteca Nacional de Túnez, 2011, 2012 y 2014.
 I Coloquio Internacional de Estudios Africanos. El africanismo en España, Casa de África, Madrid, 2013.
  II Coloquio de Estudios Africanos: 30 aniversario de la AEA, CMUNSA, Madrid, 2014.
 I Jornadas de Estudios Mediterráneos: Túnez y la Primavera Árabe, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, 2014.

Referencias externas
  Boletín de la AEA / Actividades

Notas

 Martínez Carreras, José Urbano (2008). "El africanismo español". En Juan Carlos Pereira, La política exterior de España (1800-2003). Barcelona: Ariel, p. 357 y ss.
 Martínez Carreras (ed.), José Urbano (2000). Conflictos y Cooperación en África actual. Madrid: Sial/Casa de África, p. 9-10.

Estudios africanos
Africanistas
Instituciones y organismos con sede en Madrid
Historiografía de España
Historia de Guinea Ecuatorial
Literatura de Guinea Ecuatorial
Presencia española en África
Reinado de Juan Carlos I
España en 1984
Organizaciones fundadas en 1984


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Q: How to retry a stream in RxDart? I'm quite a newcomer in Dart and Flutter and I'm facing an obstacle.
I'm developing an app in flutter, which uses network calls, token auth etc. I use Dio and RxDart. The problem is that by default I need to retry every api call 5 times until I get a proper response from a server (e.g when I make call for a token server responses 202 for a first call and 200 for a second or third call). How can I retry a call?
Here's my GET method:
  Future _get(String url, {Map<String, dynamic> headers}) async {
    var response = await dio.get(url, options:
    new Options(headers: headers));
    return response.data;
  }

and a method which returns Future Observable:
 Observable get2(String url, {Map<String, dynamic> headers}) {
return Observable.retry(_sourceStream(url, headers: headers) , 5);

}
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return  () => Observable.fromFuture(_get(url, headers: headers));

}
I know that there's a retryWhen factory method in RxDart, but I was unable to use it in a proper way with my methods. Can anyone help?

A: With Observable.retry:
Observable.retry(() => Observable.fromFuture(_get(url, headers: headers)), 5)

With RetryWhenStream:
    int retries = 0;
    RetryWhenStream(
      () => Observable.fromFuture(_get(url, headers: headers))),
      (e, s) {
        retries+=1;
        // if there is more than 5 retries, throw an error
        if (retries <= 5) return Observable.just('Lets retry again');
        return Observable.error(e);
      },
    );

It will start to retry 5 times(if there is an error) when someone starts to listen to these streams


In Migrainism Part I we learnt that it is wrong to conjure up automatically the image of a menopausal spinster knitting mittens for her 12 cats when someone mentions the word migraine. It is wrong to assume that they (the migraineur, not the cats) are a dull, anti-social hypochondriac. I wish I was a hypochondriac (and yes I've been called one), as I'm pretty sure it would be a lot less painful.
So the biggest misconception I would like to dispel is that migraines are a psychological disorder. They're not! You see a NEUROLOGIST when you have migraine, not a psychiatrist or a counselor. Migraines involve complex neural chemical and vascular changes, in the brain and - cue Elgar's Cello Concerto played by Jacqueline du Pré to heighten emotional intensity - it actually upsets me that I still feel compelled to defend this point to friends. Why is it that if you have a headache, especially a migraine, people think you're highly neurotic? Maybe I'm overly sensitive on this point but I am not depressed. Yes, stress can trigger migraines for some people. Yes, there are studies that suggest people with migraines are more prone to depression. Yes, I get blue now and then, I think I have reason to do so, but I do not have a depressive personality. Really I don't. And this has actually been a blessing and a curse in relation to the treatment I have received.
In 2005 I saw a supposed pain specialist, not a migraine specialist, and he wrote TWO letters to the group of doctors I was consulting saying: "Miss Saxton always appears well dressed, polite, smiling and shows no anger at her condition. I find this surprising. I therefore suggest her condition is psychological"!!!! I'm sorry that my good manners and impeccable dress sense stopped you, Mr Pain Specialist, from diagnosing chronic migraine, damaged nerves and a spine fracture!!
So always remember to be rude and dress like a homeless person when going to the doctor! Anyway, I shall talk about this special doctor, who is a big offender of migrainism, in another blog.
With the above in mind you will now appreciate why I (nearly) made a trainee GP cry.
The other week, when I arrived at my local GP surgery the receptionist asked if I minded seeing a trainee GP before seeing my actual GP. Oh, I did not mind at all. It would only take 5 minutes, she said. The receptionist led me into the treatment room and immediately I saw my chance to educate this poor, sweaty, naïf trainee. In fact, I saw my chance to even the playing fields with all the patronizing doctors I had ever seen. I could get this one while he was young. He looked about 13 and had a limp handshake. I decided to take charge.
"Hello, do sit down" I kindly instructed trainee "Now do you have a pen and paper? You're going to need to make notes". He looked like Bambi caught on the M25 in rush hour. I can be quite scary and bossy when I decide to be.
"That's not important young man. I'll present you with my full case history in a moment but first I'm going to educate you about something called migraine – and if you really have what it takes to be a GP, it will be the most common neurological condition you will see. Now am I right in assuming you weren't properly taught about migraines at medical school? Of course you weren't! So let's start with…." And off I went. And on I went. I stood up and strolled around the room doing my best impression of Professor Snape. At one point the receptionist knocked on the door to say the GP was ready, I shut the door in her face saying we hadn't even got to second line treatment options. I knew time would be tight so I started talking double speed, I told poor trainee about Triptans, the pros and cons of Beta Blockers and when I noticed he was looking a bit peaky asked if he needed a glass of water. This then reminded me that dehydration was a key factor for migraine sufferers. Telling him I didn't mean to be patronizing (which of course one always does) I suggested that at this early stage in his career it would probably be best if he simply referred patients with suspected migraines to the many specialist clinics I had just listed, as he could learn from the many excellent neurologists I had also just listed. It wasn't his fault he was so young, he would learn over time, the important thing was…. And just as I was about to get started anew my actual GP appeared, looked rather annoyed, and said she'd been waiting for over 30 minutes. I, however, smiled proudly at my trainee, eager to see him show off his newfound knowledge. I felt confident I had done a great service to future migraneurs who would walk into his office in years to come. It did not, at that moment, occur to me that I had so freaked out the poor trainee he might decide a career in carpentry would be far less stressful than medicine. However, we moved to my actual GP's office, she talked a little about the process of training a GP and, assuming I was now trainee's unofficial tutor, I said I thought he showed great potential, great ability to listen and take notes, and would do well over time but could, perhaps, assert a little more confidence. She then turned to trainee and said "So, why is Victoria here today?". Trainee looked at me, horror struck, the poor boy hadn't gotten a chance to ask this vital question. But I was there for him.
Just in case you were wondering, my lecture/neurotic rant did not put trainee off the medical professional. A few weeks later I was walking past the GP surgery and I saw trainee and GP walking out, happily discussing something. I hid behind a tree.
The latest statistics from The World Health Organisation suggest medical students only receive four hours, total, of training in headaches. I'm going to investigate this further and report back. Maybe I could offer my services!
p.s. I think that in line with your opening blog a photograph of one of the nurses would give your blog a good theme rather than the doctor.
I had been going to post the picture of Barbara Windsor in a barely there bikini but decided it would be irresponsible to raise people's blood pressure so early on a monday morning!
I just wanted to say a massive thank you for starting this blog. After having a really awful run of migraines in Feb I was starting to feel really down about it all (after a period of right....let's try this and this and this and feeling awfully motivated). Last time I went to see my GP they made me cry by being so unsupportive and refusing to refer me back to the neurologist (oh and then offered me the implant...I HAVE MIGRAINES DUMBASS!)I've just moved house so have to sign up to a new GP, but after reading your blog, I've just requested an appointment at the national migraine centre. I went there for a migraine action conference and it was AMAZING. I have never felt so supported.
Three years ago when I was referred to a neurologist it was amazing...I couldn't believe the GP had been hiding this woman away from me for 4 years who had ALL THIS AMAZING INFORMATION. Back then I hadn't even heard of triptans. I realise that I need to get at the specialist, and stop letting the GPs just fob me off with different meds when they haven't even bothered to listen to my full history.
Anyway, I could waffle on and on about my experiences...but I just wanted to say thanks for making me feel suppported again at a difficult time where I really need to not give up!
p.s. I also bought the book you raved about - I have a couple of good ones, but always happy for more migraine reads!
Don't give up! We'll all get there! Let me know how you get on with the book - it's American so some of the names of the drugs are different and I think Zomig nasal sprays hadn't come out yet in the edition I have but its still my favourite book on the topic...but I just like it as it's not patronising. Also, really really pleased to hear you're going to the Migraine Centre, yay. Wonder who you'll see? I've been made to cry by GPs so many times its ridiculous. Do let me know how you get on!
It is really very important to see the right specialists, most GPs just have no idea what to do if you progress beyond getting the odd migraine for a day at a time or have more complex symptoms/auras. I moved across the country and getting the right treatment has been a nightmare and a fight since. Migraineurs are seriously short sold and discriminated against in some parts of the NHS.
Hello Annie, oh my goodness. I can not believe how much you're suffering and that you're still waiting for an appointment with a specialist! Just makes my blood boil. I'm assuming you're a much bigger expert than I - so I'd love to know which Neurologists/centres you've seen, though obviously we can't name names on here. I've only just realised you can walk into the Princess Margaret Migraine Clinic at Charing Cross Hospital (my GP wouldn't refer me!!!)- which has several eminent neurologists and has then has access to all facilities of the hospital, have you been there? I know the National Migraine Centre could see you much earlier than 6 months and the new Clinical Director is also connected to Barts so I wonder if that could help get you into the system faster? But again you've probably been there. I used to have migraine associated vertigo and saw ear specialists all over the uk and america, ended up having an inner ear operation, seeing specialists at Charingcross but in the end it was actually my physio who seems to have helped the most by stabilising my neck. I'd love to hear more about your history but appreciate you might not want to share! I also saw the guys at Queens Square - but again found the most welcoming and understanding Neurologists at the National Migraine Centre. I shall keep trying to make you laugh as basilar migraine is no laughing matter.
Sorry I've been so long to respond. I just received my appointment yesterday:I'm going to Queen's Square, London to see a neuro-otologist.It will be the first time I've seen one, in fact until this bout I had never heard of them, it's rather sad that my meds had never suggested I see one in the 32 years I've suffered from on/off bouts. We are sorely overlooked a lot of the time. I am feeling very optimistic about this appointment though, I'm not expecting a miracle, just a little more help than I've had to see if I can manage the illness more effectively.
I saw a neurologist 15 years ago at St Thomas's who gave the migraine diagnosis that my GP had given me at 16, complicated migraine, migraine with aura, basilar migraine, and I've been to the City of London Clinic for a couple of bouts during the past 6 years. I found that the vertigo was never really paid much attention to then, but things are changing on that front, slowly. When I had the last bout in London (I lived in London for 15 years before leaving for the west country last year)I had an MRI scan, which was fine. But apart from that, the last time I asked for a referral from my London GP around 18 months ago to Queen's Square, she refused. Apparently nothing more could be done to help me, I was told I would just have to get on with it. The biggest problem I've had is getting the diagnosis for the migraine and vertigo connection.It was only in December that I got the confirmed diagnosis of basilar associated vertigo. I've also only now realised that all the accidents I've had over the years are also likely to be episodic ataxia, one of the basilar symptoms. I have a tendency not to see things and walk into them, I also lose moments which I now know indicate a difference in my level of consciousness. I've learnt a lot more over the past 6 months and it has made sense of what seems a chaotic life in terms of health.
I have had some pretty good clear, reasonably healthy runs in between chronic phases over the years. I have been able to live a normal life for short periods, then everything comes crashing down again into chronic migraine and MAV. Working is difficult, it's ok for the months you are good,then it's a disaster for the rest of the time and stressful! I've had a few redundancies and lots of job changes, I would say 99% instigated by migraine and mav.
My first bad vertigo bout was when I was 12, I woke up, just as I did last September and was not able to move at all without rotational spin which makes you bed bound for a day or so. However, I remember starting to feel dizzy in my final year of primary school, so I guess that was the start of the migraines. My first visual migraine was at 16. I'm now coming up for 43. It's been a long haul! My mother was also a migraineur, every week she'd lose 1-2 days sick all her life. She was also clumsy and prone to accidents, so I suspect she was basilar too and was displaying episodic ataxia each time she fell. She would never have known that though. She thought she was just clumsy as she got to her 40s, just as I have become.
I'm keen to get access to a physio as I think they could probably help me a lot, I'll have to see what Queen's Square finds and offers! I need to get more pain free days though, the pain I get in my face, teeth, eye and head are just unbearable at times. I think the face pain is worse than the head pain though, it just makes me want to cry! Still, things will change for me again, they always have done, but this is the worst I have ever been so it's been challenging. I've now given up full time working, I was told not to do it anymore by my ENT consultant. However I'll need to do something when I'm feeling better and of course the income is always needed! Migraine and MAV certainly turn your life upside down on their visiting cycles. Let's hope Queen's Square are ready for the challenge I am going to be setting them!!
Anyway, I must also say that the treatment you have received at the hands of your GP just makes me so sad but mainly very angry. Would you like me to send some hate mail or something! The Migraine Trust and the National Migraine Centre, plus leaders like Professor Anne MacGregor are working very hard to try and run training sessions for GP's - so I'm trying to work out how to help with this, i.e subtly leave leaflets in the reception! Experiences like yours are, sadly, all too common but totally unacceptable and inexcusable. We should never, ever, be told to just 'get on with it'. No! As I said before, I used to have vertigo and tinnitus which my physical therapy spinal rehab dramatically helped (but my troubles started with a car accident) but little tricks like keeping my chin tucked in when washing my hair keep dizzy and ear ringing at bay, though that's after years of rehab! Plus never letting blood sugar drop! If Queen Square don't offer you a good Physio do let me know and I'll give you the details of mine, she deals with other Basilar patients. But I know you'll be amazed at all the help you'll get there. I've also realised that we have to do a lot of the leg work ourselves in terms of learning about our condition and the options available because, I think, migraines are so individual to each sufferer so we have to help guide our Doctors in some ways?
Anyway, do let me know how you get on! I'm hoping to transfer back to Queen's square myself for some more treatment so may see you there in a waiting room soon! Fingers crossed but I have high hopes for you!
I am in contact with the lovely Suzanne. By chance I found her tweeting on basilar migraine on Twitter over Christmas and I introduced myself. She was the first fellow basilar migraine sufferer I had ever had contact with, it's a strange lonely place being a 'basilaree'. It's because of Suzanne that I asked to go to Queen's Square rather than another I had also been suggested to go to. Yes her article was brilliant and great for increasing awareness.
My ENT consultant told me that he sees a lot of young people with Basilar migraine and vertigo down here in Cornwall (it was he who I convinced to refer me as I couldn't get a GP in Cornwall and Isles of Scilly PCT to refer me directly - I believe it is to do with GPs self commissioning and not wanting to pay for the referral themselves),it makes me very curious as to how many of us there are...all suffering without the right treatment because of GPs counting their pennies and thinking migraine is not important!
You are right, the treatment I have received is unacceptable but all too common. I complained to the surgery I parted company with down here and also to the PCT, they played a game of pass the buck. The GP I parted company with advised that I'd had the condition for so long there would be nothing more that could be done for me too, the second lady doctor to give me that line, the other in London! On my request for a referral she kept telling me the PCT would refuse the request, the PCT said that it was not a foregone conclusion at all and the request must be made by the GP, but they still refused to make it. I asked if she felt I didn't have the clinical need for the referral, she said that it was nothing to do with that. However she was very keen to promote private healthcare and that she would refer me that way. She never made the NHS referral so I voted with my feet and let her know what a terrible GP she was.
I am quite a determined individual when I'm well, so eventually I usually get things sorted out but I really do fear for others who might not be as confident to challenge. This isn't only about health for migraineurs it's also about livelihood and quality of life. I read of people losing their homes due to not being able to work with MAV and chronic migraine. Without a good GP they are destined to very difficult times indeed and it's about time a lot of GPs became aware of that and that this is no holiday for any of us. You can hear I'm angry about it can't you? lol I try not to get angry, I don't have much energy these days so I try to save it for positive things on my good days but some GPs really do take the biscuit!
I have been taking in migraine classifications and associated documents to my new GP (who I must say is very nice, listens and is supportive, but I don't think familiar with MAV/Basilar). Yes, we need to do the legwork and share it with our GPs whenever we can in the hope they will read and remember.
It's good that you managed to get your symptoms of tinnitus and vertigo better controlled, I guess that is the best we can hope for, but it makes a huge difference! Washing hair...oh that is very difficult unless showering! I do think my balance is slowly compensating and improving, I had been doing some home VRT which I think helped a fair bit and I do try to be as active as I can on my better days. In a way I'm looking forward to my appointment, I hate and am terrified of hospitals too so that shows the desperation at this point!;) I'm very hopeful, I'm sure I'll come away with yet even more information to put the ever changing jigsaw of migraine together! I hope you get your referral back there soon and yes, we may see each other there.
I love your determination! Go you. And yes, totally terrifying to think of all those without your experience who are suffering. Makes me very angry too - but thank god you're finally going to the right place! I'll be very interested to hear how you get on.
So pleased you're in contact with Suzanne. I'm actually hoping to meet up with her for coffee to compare notes! I don't suffer nearly a fraction of what either of you two do - but am quite intrigued by the fact that both of our dramas started with car accidents, and we seem to benefit from Occipital Nerve Blocks. I can't imagine, though, what it must be like living with such continual vertigo. For the relatively brief period when mine was severe it was horrific, having to cling to lamp posts etc so I can't believe you've had to cope for so long.
I was about to say we must find each other on Twitter but just worked out that we're already following each other! I won't say who I think you are because, like Superman, you may not want to reveal your true identity but I have responded to a tweet I think you put out this morning. Will be a bit embarrassing if it's not you!
Reading your Monologues makes me feel as though there is someone out there who really KNOWS everything there is to know about Migraine. Thank you Victoria - it is so good to read about your desparate attempts to 'Get Well'....as for the letter re: your dress sense...it reminded me of the specialist I visited at The London Migraine clinic who, when writing to my GP, said I was a 'well nourished woman'! What the heck has that got to do with migraine!!??


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Bharat Ratna Pandit Bhimsen Joshi Biography
By Raaggiri	July 20, 2020 September 30th, 2020 Legends
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Recall that powerful voice. A voice echoing in the limitless sky of music, that makes even the music giants bow down in reverence. Full of strength and yet such smooth taans as the free flowing mustard seeds slipping out of a fist; a blend of ragas so perfect that one wouldn't realize when he moved from Mandra to Madhya, or touched Gandhar and Pancham of Tar Saptak and then swiftly moved back to the ragas, and by the time you would comprehend he would be reach the end or Sam. 'Bajo Re Bajo, Bajo Mandlara..' Alaap or the Gradual unfolding of a raga through monosyllables and without a fixed composition, Swar Vistar or the vocal extenuations, Bol- Banav or the Rhythmic variations with the text of the song, Behlava or the playing with mood of the text, Tihaiyan or the timing of picking up and dropping the notes, Awaaz ka lagaav or the quality of voice being appropriate with the emotional expression of the song, anything you hear, it is unparallel.
All this hadn't happened for no reason. Born in Dharwad district in the state of Karnataka, Bhimsen was eleven when he heard Abdul Karim Khan Sahab for the first time. It was then that he decided that he too will become a singer. It is said that at that very time, he left the house in search of a guru or a teacher. For many years, he struggled in Delhi, Kolkata, Gwalior, Lucknow and Rampur. In Gwalior he learnt raga Marwa and Puriya, and received the initial training of Khayal Gayaki from the master of Sarod, Ustad Hafiz Ali Khan (father of Ustad Azmal Ali Khan). At last he found the guru he had been looking for in his own home district, Dharwad. Guru Sawai Gandharva was the disciple of the same Abdul Karim Khan, whose voice had inspired Bhimsen to enter the world of music. Bhimsen started living with his new found guru. For six years he spent all his time time serving him, doing household work and taking lessons from him. From guru ji he learnt that there should be rigorous riaz or practice regularly. Following the guru-shishya traditional method of learning, Bhimsen learnt the nitty-gritties of singing. In 1943 he shifted to Mumbai and started working as a radio artist. At the age of 19 he conducted his first live programme, after which he began to be noticed.
Bhimsen is said to be the school of Khayal Gayaki. Students learning music are told that if they want to listen to the purity of ragas in a Khayal and know the ideal way of singing these ragas or ragadari (presenting the ragas), then they must listen to Bhimsen Joshi. Bhimsen Joshi has sung many Bhajans (devotional songs) and Abhangs in Kannada, Sanskrit, Hindi and Marathi, which are very popular. Bhimsen Joshi has sung along with music legends Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia, Pandit Ravi Shankar and Balamuralikrishna, and created masterpieces. Amongst the young generation singers, he has sung with Ustad Rashid Khan also who belongs to the Rampur Sahaswan Gharana. However, the contemporary classical singing or music could not impress Bhimsen Joshi. While making a documentary on him, Gulzar had asked, "how do you feel when you listen to today's singers?'' His answer was, "we have listened to Bade Ghulam Ali, Aamir Khan and Guru ji and their singing is embedded in our ears. Today there are many singers who are intelligent. Their training is also good, but their singing is unable to touch my heart." Bhimsen was of the view that along with mastering the art of singing pure ragas, one has to be equally brilliant at presenting it. So that when one sings, the listener is left spellbound. Bhimsen Joshi himself is an example of such brilliance.
Those times also played a big role in transforming Bhimsen Joshi into the Bhimsen of singing. This was a time when there were no mikes or equal to not being there. That is why, to have a natural talent was considered to be very important. A singer and wrestler was given the same status. There were seniors like Bade Ghulam Ali, Fayyaz Khan, Abdul karim Khan and Abdul Waheed Khan in front of Bhimsen Joshi, who also did rigorous work out for their bodies along with exercising their throats. And they had so much strength that they did not require a mike while singing. There were singers as powerful as Kumar Gandharva and Mallikarjuna Mansoor in his peer group.
There was a time when classical music was confined to Darbars and Gharanas only. But later music institutes like the Gandharva Mahavidyalaya, Prayag Sangeet Samiti and Bhatkhande Vishvavidyalaya took classical music to the common man and increased the reach of it. But at the same time, the quality of music deteriorated drastically. Joshi ji also agreed that artists cannot be created in schools. To become an artist, complete submission to the guru is the only way. Bhimsen Joshi would look for artists throughout the country and then give them a chance to sing in Sawai Gandharva Mahotsav, a festival started in the memory of his guru. This festival is so reputed that any singer feels honoured when given a chance to sing in the festival. Miya ki Todi, Marva, Puriya Dhanashree, Darbari, Ramkali, Shudh Kalyan, Multani and Bhimpalasi were Bhimsen Joshi's favourite ragas. But when got a chance, he sang for films as well.
Music composer Shankar-Jaykishan gave Bhimsen Joshi a song to sing in Basant Bahar, a film released in 1956, in which he was suppose to compete with the famous singer Manna Dey. Not only that, he was also expected to lose in the competition as Manna Dey was singing for the hero of the film, Bharat Bhushan. Manna Dey was very nervous before the recording of this song but, according to Manna Dey, Bhimsen said to him,"You sing so well! I have heard so much about you. Don't worry. We will do it!" This song 'Ketki Gulab Juhi Champak Van phoole' became very popular. He received a lot of love from the country. After receiving numerous honours including Sangeeta Natak Academy award and the prestigious Padma Bhushan, he was also awarded the Bharat Ratna in 2008.
Joshi ji was a very simple man. He was fond of driving cars. Mercedes' cars were his weakness. When he was young, swimming, yoga and football were amongst his hobbies. He liked drinking as well, but it is said that when he realized that it was affecting his career, he gave up alcohol. There is a saying amongst musicians; by the time art gains maturity, the artist becomes old. Joshi ji also became old physically and died when he was nearly 89 years old, on 24th January 2011. In today's music world, Bhimsen Joshi was like an elderly member of the family. A member with whose memories we can relive an entire era; whose presence provides a sense of auspiciousness and security; that tells us that we are not orphans. With his death, the guidance of the godfather of classical music has left the contemporary music world.
India's president has recently issued postal stamps in the names of India's biggest musicians. Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is also amongst them. This step by the government is surely commendable.
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As of 8:18:19 PDT, comm-central now has a mostly-complete (but definitely usable) implementation of an IMAP fakeserver. This means we now have at least partial implementations of all 4 major mailnews protocols: POP, NNTP, IMAP, and SMTP.
Since my original plan for mailing list sanity was upset by an underestimation of the insanity, I looked into fixing it in the various components. One place where this happened was in palm sync code. This code is so perilous I wouldn't be surprised to find that it broke somewhere along the line. As happens a lot, though, I got a little sidetracked. I tried to sit down and actually figure out what the heck goes on in there.
Like every other time I forayed into this code, I started thinking about how to improve it. What this code most needs is to be generic; there are bugs for adding support for SyncML, ActiveSync, OpenSync, BlackBerries, and even N-Gage devices. There are a few more bugs not citing a specific protocol or device; surprisingly, though, there are no bugs on supporting Microsoft's or Apple's synchronization APIs, as well as iSync. One might also consider something like Google Contacts to be a synchronization architecture.
In short, for Thunderbird and SeaMonkey to support most devices, they need to bridge at least six different APIs. So how can this be done? Fortunately, there are basic steps that need to be done that are common between them: registration, getting the data from the handheld and locally, resolving conflicts, and pushing between them. The primary differences I could find (aside from exact API semantics) were that some APIs requested changes from the applications (calling back when there were conflicts) while others just dumped handles to everything on the application and let the application figure it out.
Hmm... if we can mostly abstract away the main sync manager stuff, why not abstract the other part? After all, if we're already doing work to synchronize the address book, it's not a large jump to synchronize calendars as well. And who knows what extension developers may be interested in synchronizing? The managers already abstract over various types; we would only need to provide a common glue over this.
Such a feature would need interfaces for defining what could be synchronized (and UI for doing those separately). I don't have these planned out (I need to look more at the APIs, an endeavor I do not have sufficient time for yet). One thing is certain, though: with these changes, Mozilla could add "cross-platform synchronization manager" to its list of features. Indeed, though my main impetus comes from mailnews's current palm sync feature, it does not need to be specific to Thunderbird and SeaMonkey.
With IMAP fakeserver awaiting review, kill-rdf mostly out of my hands (well, except for the subscribe dialog, which needs something I didn't have this morning), my relatively big news change blocking on news connection sanity, and that sanity now just needing some final touchups, I decided to look around for some more things to start on. I therefore turned back to the address book rewrite, which I haven't touched for about a month. What better thing to fill up one's time than by performing the holy grail of the rewrite, mailing list sanity?
Why do I personally consider this one task to be so important? It's because mailing lists, as they stand, are obstinate little things. They are both cards and directories. As two distinct objects, naturally. Yet they are also not quite cards and not quite directories. That they don't fully implement the scope of either makes them unwieldy to work with: one has to invoke isMailList tests in several places. There are approximately 75 such checks in mailnews/addrbook/src alone.
…and temporarily inherit it from nsIAbCard. This will allow me to remove the isMailList from nsIAbCard (in favor of an instanceof-like check) and move mailListURI to the new interface, thereby simplifying nsIAbCard to almost its final state (copy and equals need more work).
Tweak the directory/collection interfaces so that they return nsIAbItem in key places instead of nsIAbCard. This still needs more spec'ing, but the basic framework is in place.
Move nsIAbMailingList to inheriting from nsIAbCollection. Key milestone here in that mailing lists can no longer be viewed as cards.
Flesh out nsIAbCollection. Doesn't need to be in this order, but this is around the latest feasible time.
Shunt nsIAbDirectory mailing-list-specific stuff to nsIAbMailingList. At this time, mailing lists will also no longer be nsIAbDirectory objects.
Steps 1 and 2 are really more like Step 1a and Step 1b. If you're following along on the road map, these correspond to roughly items 3a (first two items), 3b (the last one), and an extended version of 2 (the third and fourth ones). Nice and simple, the changes are in nice, smallish, relatively atomic batches.
Not too long ago, I was working on killing RDF in the subscribe dialog. When doing a stress test (a server containing over 180 thousand newsgroups), I noticed that the nsStringStats output at the end had gone up to somewhere in the realm of 180 thousand strings. It couldn't be coincidence, so I ran some leak logs.
It only works in the one definition I have access to (x86 gcc Linux).
It relies on being able to tell that I'm calling js_Invoke during the stack trace, i.e., the symbols must be in the same binary.
It doesn't do function names, only filenames and line numbers (better than nothing!).
It makes xpcom/base depend on js (but not xpconnect!).
It relies on js_Invoke's first function parameter being the JSContext *, and relies on the cdecl function call (i.e., the parameter is the one right above the return address).
It's not perfect, not even review-ready, but it's usable.


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THE federal government's register of foreign investment in the Australian agriculture sector is set to be updated for the first time since 2018. The Leader revealed this week it hadn't been updated for a number of years, despite it being a key election promise by the Coalition. When contacted, Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told the Leader the register would be released soon but could not give a specific timeline. Read Also: "The FIRB's Agricultural Land Register is in the final stages of preparation and will be released in due course," Mr Frydenberg said in a statement. "The government supports the need for transparency with respect to foreign ownership of agricultural land, which is why we introduced the Register of Foreign Ownership of Agricultural Land (the Agricultural Land Register) and a reduction of the screening threshold for proposed foreign purchases of agricultural land by private investors to $15 million in 2015." The commitment to update the register comes after New England MP Barnaby Joyce vowed to push treasury to release the register for the first time since December 2018. Support the local news that keeps you informed - subscribe today. Mr Joyce told the Leader on Monday he was frustrated the registry, which was an election promise of his in 2013, hadn't been updated. "This is really frustrating because it is something I fought for, because I believe the Australian public wants to know who owns what," Mr Joyce said. "We know there will be a portion of foreign ownership - that's always the case - but we don't want it to be excessive in crucial areas of our economy. "Overwhelmingly, the Australian people want the Australian country to be owned by Australians." Have your say, send a letter to the editor. National Farmers Federation (NFF) chief executive officer Tony Mahar said the registry was critical to public confidence for the government. "The NFF is aware of the issue of the registry being out of date and we'd would like to see the problem resolved as soon as possible," Mr Mahar said. "The value of the registry is that it's information is as current as practicable and that the contents is reported to the public in the interests of transparency. "The register must be kept up-to-date and adhere to its own deadlines if it to maintain the confidence of the public." Sign up to receive The Leader's breaking news and top stories straight to your inbox.
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Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg says the government's foreign investment registry will be updated soon
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IN DUE COURSE: Australian treasurer Josh Frydenberg said the federal government's registry which tracks foreign investment in Australian agriculture would be updated soon.
THE federal government's register of foreign investment in the Australian agriculture sector is set to be updated for the first time since 2018.
The Leader revealed this week it hadn't been updated for a number of years, despite it being a key election promise by the Coalition.
When contacted, Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told the Leader the register would be released soon but could not give a specific timeline.
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"The FIRB's Agricultural Land Register is in the final stages of preparation and will be released in due course," Mr Frydenberg said in a statement.
"The government supports the need for transparency with respect to foreign ownership of agricultural land, which is why we introduced the Register of Foreign Ownership of Agricultural Land (the Agricultural Land Register) and a reduction of the screening threshold for proposed foreign purchases of agricultural land by private investors to $15 million in 2015."
The commitment to update the register comes after New England MP Barnaby Joyce vowed to push treasury to release the register for the first time since December 2018.
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Mr Joyce told the Leader on Monday he was frustrated the registry, which was an election promise of his in 2013, hadn't been updated.
"This is really frustrating because it is something I fought for, because I believe the Australian public wants to know who owns what," Mr Joyce said.
"We know there will be a portion of foreign ownership - that's always the case - but we don't want it to be excessive in crucial areas of our economy.
"Overwhelmingly, the Australian people want the Australian country to be owned by Australians."
Have your say, send a letter to the editor.
National Farmers Federation (NFF) chief executive officer Tony Mahar said the registry was critical to public confidence for the government.
"The NFF is aware of the issue of the registry being out of date and we'd would like to see the problem resolved as soon as possible," Mr Mahar said.
"The value of the registry is that it's information is as current as practicable and that the contents is reported to the public in the interests of transparency.
"The register must be kept up-to-date and adhere to its own deadlines if it to maintain the confidence of the public."
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Orange è un comune degli Stati Uniti d'America, nella contea di New Haven, nello Stato del Connecticut. La popolazione, secondo il censimento del 2010, era di  abitanti.

Geograficamente si trova a pochi chilometri dal Long Island Sound.

È attraversata dalla Interstate 95, l'autostrada che attraversa tutta la costa orientale degli Stati Uniti. Per questo si trova a circa 2 ore da New York e 3 ore da Boston.

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Nella città di Orange vive il cantautore italo-americano John Ciambriello.

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This site is for all the girly things of our daily lives, ladies. Being created to proclaim the picture of Yeshua's bride everyday is a gift, and quite honestly, something we should find extremely fun. Just because you follow Yeshua, does NOT mean life gets boring, though that has been the way CERTAIN people portray it. You feel like a caged bird and not living up to what you were called out of Babylon to be. Fear not! Now, you can become the woman you know in your heart you were built to be and loving every minute of it with each new step! "The World" would like us to think we are not cool, we're just legalists and (forgive me for already using the word previously but I can find no other suitable) BORING. No way! That accusation is about to be history. Here and now we reclaim all of our lost femininity and start shining the gospel as we walk the Torah with our heads held high. Ready to partake in the sisterhood? Read on!