leagues at the State level.
leagues while in some States there are no such leagues.
State FAs organise local leagues.
They are to be run simultaneously on specified days of the week.
groom talent. They are also supposed to hold a competition for clubs,"
ensure local competitions are organised and run smoothly and effectively."
run uniformly in all the States.
development. Their only emphasis seems to be the M-League.
national tournament and then disband them.
FAM insist on longer training periods and proper tournaments.
after leaving school and before making the grade at a higher level.
players of caliber for the States and the nation.
players is a crying shame.
Still, someone has to do it.
evening of fun and relaxation.
Sunday. The second leg is at KLFA Stadium.
first leg in Kota Baru).
believes MM have what it takes to overcome Telekoms and make the final.
in a friendly match and are raring to take on Telekom.
Action River and the longest uphill water coaster in the region.
decision earlier to do away with them.
rests with the State FAs themselves.
barred because of the economic problems.
we met the last time.
continued services of the foreigners."
problems, we have to evaluate the situation."
discussed by the State FA representatitives at council level.
we meet on Nov 8."
as the States have proven to be fickle and indecisive over the issue.
foreign pros, most of them are having second thoughts now.
reflect that of their State FAs.
hire the foreigners," said one State FA official.
and it will not cost much."
KELANTAN will definitely be represented in the FAM Cup final next month.
will meet each other for a place in the final.
playing their home matches at the Sultan Mohamed IV Stadium in Kota Baru.
wanted to meet TNB rather than defending champions Malacca Telekom.
to earn a draw and thus top the group.
daunting task of taking on the defending champions in the semifinal.
score level, so as to top the Group.
Terengganu Perkasa Alam to a 2-2 draw to pip them to the semifinals.
Kelantan team in the final.
reach their fourth FAM Cup final.
Abdul Wahid, Olaga Shankar, V. Sellathurai, Anuar Hassan to name a few.
Paroi Stadium is not available either.
Malay Mail, on the other hand have nothing to lose.
They have a foreigner in defender Taso Notaras from Perth, Australia.
defenders K. Viajantheran, N. Suresh, S. Mathen, midfielders S.
Balachandran, S. Saravanan and striker K. Hemadass.
They also have former KL youth players Mohd Imran Ahmad and N.
might just see a surprise finalist.
The first leg will be played on Oct 25 and the return leg on Nov 1.
made up of State FAs representatives.
the FAM Council who chart the course of Malaysian soccer.
closeted in FAM that should take a long hard look at themselves.
Just ask: "What have they contributed to Malaysian soccer?
States or are just FAM puppets.
issues or subjects and they hardly have a clue of the consequences.
get back to their State FAs for consultation.
programmes are, or can be, implemented.
interested in immediate results in the M-League.
vetting the State FA representatives.
is a FAM Council member.
the 2001 Sea Games which Malaysia are hosting.
setup and attitude, Malaysian soccer will remain in a coma.
national and state levels - just do not have the patience.
for Sydney, they have already been written off.
Cup tournament in Malaysia last year.
at least 10 years of experience at top level football under their belt.
players who came, he picked 35).
No name came to mind.
And Malaysia then were about to make a bid to host the World Youth Cup!
The World Youth Cup players should have been there even before the bid.
shortlisted for the Olympics squad and later dropped.
at the start of the season, were born on or before 1977.
League, only 28 were below 21 years.
or trained with the Olympics squad.
would never been utilised by the State FAs.
development programmes but they too have slowed down.
Under-18 players apart from the President's Cup.
Obermann for kids to get started.
Brazil's Adailton Martins and Alex.
through well supervised development programmes.
the answer to soccer supremacy.
wondering if he should have moved along when the offers came along.
idle hours spent away from the pitch.
stripped of the skipper's band after two seasons.
Aris taking over as coach and KL going 11 matches unbeaten.
done well to keep his place.
further competition in the backline.
with P. Saravanan playing sweeper.
Ramachandran, a product of the KLFA youth development programmes.
I have always been loyal to KL," said the Taiping-born Ramachandran.
Malaysia Cup competition for four consecutive years.
conspicuous consumption, as he felt indebted to KLFA.
opening Malaysia Cup match against Terengganu.
But Ramachandran is not giving up without a fight.
harder to get my chance to play - even if for a few minutes.
has two FA Cup medals with KL from 1993 and 1994.
will not. But it would not be because of a lack of effort on my part,"
Mat Zan is using younger players in his line-up.
Ahmad and Zefus Othman have all been reduced to reserves.
themselves and the seniors wanting to reassert themselves.
places brings out the best in the players.
Heng, in the just concluded Commonweath Games.
keeping our targets under wraps.
and women's doubles respectively got the better of the players.
could have done better othrwise.
category. Did you at anytime doubt your choice?
glad that everything worked well for us.
time in control of herself.
best, there was no way Shalin could have beaten them.
country. She has not lost her edge.
sweep or flopped completely during the Games?
with the presence of the Australian women who were in awesome form.
medal. We may have even succumbed under the pressure.
well and showed teremendous character.
It was indeed a big story because they became role models.
They showed how to make use of home crowd support to their advantage.
worried that you might have overlooked something?
went on smoothly without any hitches.
riding high, what was your greatest fear?
Allen: My greatest fear was if the players could handle the pressure.
for the Games, would you do it any differently?
Allen: In terms of selection of players and preparation, I would not.
But probably on the "Operation Cara" I would have handled it differently.
the Stadium to the standing ovation, the atmosphere instantly gripped us.
like music and we danced to a perfect tune of success.
stadium there was relief on our faces.
Mailsport: Where do you go from here?
the Bangkok Asian Games in December.
all is done, will we have time for celebration.
your ultimate target for bowling in Malaysia?
for the Games, will definitely be a boost.
It will be another three years before the present batch of players peak.
of history at the Pyramid Bowl yesterday.
doubles silver Shalin Zuikifli and Lai Kin Ngoh had landed in the morning.
end of the men's doubles.
spectators directly behind Kenny and Beng.
they done from the very first block.
sit behind us, I knew we couldn't let him down.
brought me more luck as I went on to score a 232 in the next game."
Antoine Jones and Condrad Lister by 223 pinfalls into second place.
Australians Michael Muir and Francis Ryan finished third with 3,229.
M to convey his congratulations.
day with their prime act.
the men's doubles bowling gold at Pyramid Bowl yesterday.
and Ben to deliver the goods.
pressure but deep down, we were under tremendous stress.
"I would be lying if I said I was not nervous.
the midst of our games, I had butterflies n my stomach.
"We had to deliver at all costs with the Prime Minister in the audience.
45, a former Asian Bowler of the Year.
"I was concerned because I could see the pressure getting to Kenny,"
well that saw him going.
to be in the game.
also spent thousands of ringgit on balls.
help that our first block saw us amassing 503 pinfalls.
"That just boosted our confidence.
constantly a source of inspiration to me.
237 in the next, he just got me going because not everyone could do that.
moment - be it a good strike or a poor throw.
big thank you to all of you for making this moment.
indeed a moment that I will remember for a long, long time.
work into these  Games and they fully deserved what they have achieved.
publicity from the media. That is three strikes in a row for you.
bowlers and it is a moment which will register in me forever.
and everybody who has been associated with the sport.
at the highest level. And there is still more to come.


Dartford play their final regular home match in the Conference South on Saturday when they entertain Boreham Wood.
After guaranteeing a runners up spot last weekend, The Darts will be hoping to erase their poor results against The Wood with victory at Princes Park.
Earlier in the season the Hertfordshire club defeated Dartford 3-1 thanks to three loan signings. Chez Isaac took 48 seconds to give Boreham Wood the lead with a stunning long range effort. Elliot Bradbrook levelled the scores four minutes later when he turned the ball into the net from eight yards. Michael Thalassitis put the home side in front on 17 minutes when he slotted past Andy Young and Nathan Koranteng sealed the win for The Wood on 56 minutes.
In the corresponding fixture last season Boreham Wood completed a double over The Darts in convincing fashion. Mario Noto netted a hat trick as The Wood came from a goal down to win 4-1. Charlie Sheringham opened the scoring on 32 minutes before Noto equalised just before half time. Noto scored twice more in the second half and David Bryant completed a convincing win for Ian Allinson's side.
Last weekend Tony Burman's side beat a tough Sutton United side who have almost secured a playoff spot of their own. Tony Garrod was composed enough to net his fourth goal for The Darts when he took it round the goalkeeper to score the only goal of the game.
Like Saturday, Burman will use the up and coming fixtures wisely, he told PURE DFC: "I'm pleased we made some changes; we're trying to give some people match practice. Tony Garrod lasted 70 minutes but he has done damage with a great goal and Ryan Hayes came on".
Dartford's home form has been formidable this season including no defeats at Princes Park in 2012. The Darts currently have the best home record in the Conference South and only draws against Wealdstone and Chelmsford City have prevented the club winning all home games this year.
With the Kent Senior Cup Final on Tuesday and the playoffs round the corner Burman is happy to have a good squad of players to call upon, he said: "I'm delighted with all 19 players, they have waited patiently. Luke is suspended on Saturday so Paul Goodacre will come in, he got a bad injury and he was off for 11 weeks. I'm delighted he has been able to get some games and so he comes in contention. I need people like Paul around, he has been excellent for us".
The Darts will play out the league season without any pressure after achieving second place. The Dartford boss is happy the club's target has been achieved and proud of taking the title race so far, he commented: "It's been hanging over us a little bit with Woking doing what they have been doing and us keeping in touch with Woking. We got it down to the last three games before they won the league and we have got to take a lot of credit from that".
He added: "Our target was to get in the playoffs and the way I'm going to attack it is to thoroughly enjoy myself. I think the players should do that, the supporters should do that. I think the supporters should be and are proud of what we have achieved this year".
No matter what results Boreham Wood pick up over the last two league fixtures they have recorded their best ever finish for a league season. The record set last season has been bettered again as Ian Allinson continues to work on a low budget in front of the lowest average attendance.
It hasn't been plain sailing this season, as The Wood only started to hit form between mid September and mid November picking up 22 points out of 24 over an eight game unbeaten run. A run of one win in ten followed but more recently they have started to pick up points again. Away from home Boreham Wood have won four from the last six but had won just twice in their first 13 away matches.
It is no surprise that Ian Allinson's squad are inconsistent considering the ins and outs of the squad throughout the season. One thing for sure is The Wood are certainly consistent against Dartford having won the last four.
Luke Wilkinson serves the first of his two game ban for his sending off against Chelmsford City. Wilkinson lined up against The Darts for Boreham Wood back in October, he will also miss the Kent Senior Cup Final on 24 April 2012. Jon Wallis is still out with injury as is Deren Ibrahim.
Dartford's blank against Chelmsford City in their last home match was the first time this season The Darts failed to score in the league at Princes Park. The 0-0 draw ended a run of eight straight home wins which set a new Conference South record for the 2011/2012 season.
The Darts have taken an amazing 26 points from the last 30 available at home.
Boreham Wood have had 21 different league goal scorers this campaign, more than any other club.
The Wood equalled the record consecutive league wins for this season from 8 October 2011 and 12 November 2011. A run of six wins in a row started with their 3-1 win against The Darts. Only Welling United and Farnborough have managed six victories on the spin, Dartford's best is five from 2 January 2012 to 28 January 2012.
Dartford travel to Gander Green Lane on Saturday and hope to move a step closer to securing a top two finish and complete a double over Sutton United.
The Darts sit in second place seven points behind leaders Woking with only three games to go. Mathematically the title is not yet over, however a win for Woking on Saturday will end all hopes. To secure second spot Dartford have a six point cushion and one more win from the final three matches should be enough, The Darts have a 17 goal advantage over third place Welling United.
Just under a month ago Dartford emphatically beat Sutton United in an incredible 6-1 victory. Lee Noble opened the scoring at Princes Park when he chipped goalkeeper Kevin Scriven. Four minutes later Adam Green scored a penalty to double the lead and Harry Beautyman pulled a goal back with a well taken header on the half hour mark.
In the second half Dartford stunned their opponents which started off with Danny Harris' diving header. Luke Wilkinson powered in another header and Elliot Bradbrook made it 5-1 with an effort from 25 yards. Jacob Erskine became the sixth different scorer for The Darts to earn a tremendous result.
Over the Easter period The Darts were held 0-0 at home to Chelmsford City before recording their 24th league win of the season on Easter Monday. What made Dartford's win more pleasing was the 2-1 triumph away at Bromley was thier first at Hayes Lane in the league since 1975.
Danny Harris netted his 15th league of the season by capitalising on Moses Swaibu's slip. Harris ran thorugh on goal and calmly side footed beyond goalkeeper Joe Welch to give The Darts the lead on 22 minutes. Four minutes later Lee Noble delivered a delicious free kick which Luke Wilkinson headed home for his fourth goal in Dartford colours. The game could have been put to bed before Michael Malcolm scored a free kick for Bromley with 13 minutes to go. Tony Burmen's men weathered the Bromley pressure to hold on to a victory.
The U's should be a tougher prospect on their home patch having gone unbeaten in the Isthmian Premier League last season and lost just twice in the Conference South during 2011/2012.
Sutton United almost confirmed a playoff place of their own on Saturday with a win over Dover Athletic. The 2-0 triumph at The Crabble increased their lead over The Whites to ten points meaning they cannot drop out the top five, unless Basingstoke Town win all five of their remaining fixtures. First half goals from Tony Taggart and Craig Watkins earned the U's their eleventh home win of the season.
Jon Wallis has a fractured bone on his ankle, Richard Graham is expected to be available next weekend. Deren Ibrahim is out with a dislocated shoulder for the rest of the season. Danny Harris will be suspended for his sending off against Maidenhead United.
Sutton United will be missing Simon Downer through suspension for his red card against Hampton and Richmond. Lewis Hunt is currently out injured so Paul Doswell has recalled Osa Obamwonyi from his loan spell at Bognor Regis Town.


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Following up on yesterday's official announcement that Castle executive producer/co-showrunner Alexi Hawley's light crime drama series The Rookie has received a series order, ABC is sharing a teaser look at the upcoming Nathan Fillion (Castle, Firefly) series. Written by Hawley and directed by Liz Friedlander, the project was the subject of a "competitive situation" that resulted in ABC securing the rights from the Mark Gordon Company (now Entertainment One) with a straight-to-series offer.
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Based on a true story, Fillion plays John Nolan: the oldest rookie in the LAPD. Starting over isn't easy, especially for small town guy John Nolan who, after a life-altering incident, is pursuing his dream of being an LAPD officer. As the force's oldest rookie, he's met with skepticism from some higher-ups who see him as just a walking midlife crisis. If he can't keep up with the young cops and the criminals, he'll be risking lives including his own. But if he can use his life experience, determination and sense of humor to give him an edge, he may just become a success in this new chapter of his life.
The Rookie also stars Alyssa Diaz as Angela Lopez, Richard T. Jones as Sergeant Wade Grey, Titus Makin as Jackson West, Mercedes Mason as Captain Zoe Andersen, Melissa O'Neil as Lucy Chen, Afton Williamson as Talia Bishop and Eric Winter as Tim Bradford. Michelle Chapman and Jon Steinberg are set to executive produce alongside Hawley, Fillion and Mark Gordon; with Friedlander executive producing the pilot episode. Entertainment One is the main studio on the series, which is a co-production with ABC Studios.
In an interview with Deadline Hollywood in February 2018, Fillion admitted that the creative minds behind The Rookie was impressive enough for him to do something he's never done before in his career:
"This is the first time that I ever signed on to a project before there was a script. I had all the elements of a recipe for success. I've worked with Alexi Hawley before and I really enjoyed that. Mark Gordon's resume speaks for himself and sitting down with the man and starting to get an understanding of who he is and the type of work environment he promotes is something I can get behind."
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b. Determine the acceleration of the clothes.
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Hello there, this is the F1 Advent Calendar 2012 and you are very welcome. We're rapidly moving towards the halfway point of this mini series, recapping the highs and lows of the season just gone, picking out the key moments that made it what it was. This time, we are on to Day Twelve - A Surprise Pole.
After the Hungarian Grand Prix, Formula One headed off on its traditional summer break - albeit a lengthy one due to the Olympics. Well-rested after five weeks off, the F1 circus returned to action at the ever-popular Spa. As is traditional, it was wet when the action began, and Free Practice Friday gave us no clues about who would do well over the coming days.
Kamui Kobayashi was fastest in the first session with a time well over two minutes, whilst the afternoon session was practically a wash out. Only ten drivers set lap times, and six didn't leave the garage at all. It was Marussia's Charles Pic who topped the times, and Force India's Nico Hülkenberg who completed the most laps - five.
Thankfully, the rain cleared on Saturday, leaving the sessions to go ahead unimpeded. We still saw a mixed up grid, though, perhaps due to the significant lack of preparation time. Nico Rosberg was knocked out in the first session, teammate Michael Schumacher was out in the second. Sebastian Vettel was also unable to get into the top ten shootout, leaving room for Pastor Maldonado and Kamui Kobayashi both to impress.
The Williams driver qualified third, with Kobayashi hauling his Sauber onto the front row of the grid, qualifying second. It was Jenson Button who took the surprise pole position, however, posting the fastest time and then beating his own provisional pole just to make sure. It shouldn't be a surprise to see a McLaren on pole, and it wasn't - the surprise came from the fact it was Button's first P1 grid slot since he moved to McLaren.
Button thanked his team, but later in the media pen, Hamilton seemed surprised that Jenson hadn't been on pole position before. Team boss Martin Whitmarsh also suggested he wasn't aware it was Button's first pole position for the team. Presumably, this is because they're all so happy with Button's work that they had all assumed he had done it already, rather than because no one was paying any attention.
Nevertheless, it was the McLaren driver who led the field away on Sunday, with the sun still shining over the Spa circuit. Being out in front was a big advantage for the Brit, as behind him... chaos. Romain Grosjean, starting from ninth, managed to pull alongside and cut in front of Lewis Hamilton. In the ensuing collision, both Fernando Alonso and Sergio Pérez were taken out - all four drivers were forced to retire on that first lap.
Kamui Kobayashi also got tangled up in the mess, which knocked him to the back of the field, a disappointing result for Sauber after there had been celebrations following such a promising qualifying. The mixup allowed both Toro Rosso drivers to move up into the top ten, as well as Michael Schumacher - who was back on form after some difficult races. Both Force India drivers also picked up points, with the midfield teams capitalising on the misfortunes of others.
Button, unscathed at the front, took a lights to flag victory whilst behind him there were plenty of drivers scrabbling to get themselves into the points. Vettel improved from his eleventh place grid slot to finish second, with Kimi Räikkönen securing himself yet another podium position. Vettel moved into second place in the championship, closing the gap to Alonso to just 24 points, and pushing teammate Webber down to third.
A chaotic race, a new polesitter, and an epic first lap crash all in one race weekend - the second half of the 2012 season was underway with a bang.
That's all for this episode of the F1 Advent Calendar 2012. We're racing through this series of bite size shows, with another one due very shortly. That one will move us on from Spa to see what happened next.


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Biographies of Homeopaths
A Biography of Dr. Madan Lal Sehgal
by Sanjay Sehgal, Yogesh Sehgal
Written by Sanjay Sehgal, Yogesh Sehgal
The authors present a biography and remembrance of the esteemed Dr. M.L. Sehgal.
Doctor, Madan Lal Sehgal, 2/23/1929 – 5/29 2002), was born in Pindigheb, near the border of North-West frontier province now in Pakistan. He was raised in a Hindu family. His father was Shri, Diwan Krishan Lal Sehgal, and his mother Smt. Vidyawati Sehgal. The title Diwan refers to a number of Middle Eastern titles used in various languages for high officials, especially of cabinet rank, or as a rank of high nobility in South Asia. Their Religion, Hindu, Kshatriya (from Kshatra, "rule, authority") is one of the four Varna (social orders) of the Hindu society. Traditionally, the Kshatriya constituted the ruling and military elite. Their role was to protect society by fighting in wartime and governing in peacetime.
His father, an idealist, became a school teacher against the wishes of his family who wanted him to choose some other means of income. Because his mother was ill, Dr. M. L. Sehgal was taken to another town to be looked after by his maternal grandparents when he was 40 days old. He grew up in an atmosphere of love and care by his grandparents. He was the eldest of two children. His younger brother (Mr. Suraj Prakash Sehgal) got settled in Great Britain with his family and worked there in the Income Tax department. In 1945 he had completed his studies till matriculation (10th standard) in a village school and for further studies he moved to Rawalpindi (now in Pakistan). To continue his studies he did some small jobs.
As the family was not affluent, his father asked him to find some job. He took work in a defence set up in Rawalpindi. Soon came the partition during which his family was settled in Delhi, but while migrating he could not accompany his family due to living in separate cities. For almost six months his family had no clue about him. Upon reaching India, for a short time he stayed in a friend's house in Jalandhar (border area in India).
It was a hard time for him to start life in an entirely new place and continue his studies. He did his graduation (Bachelor of Arts) in Delhi. His love for Hinduism was strong. In his youth he remained active in many field-like politics, working in Arya Samaj temple and joining Rashtriya Swayamsevek Sangh (National Volunteer Organization).
He married Bimla Makol on 4th December 1955. It was an arranged marriage. He joined M.T.N.L., a telecommunication company, but he had only a desultory interest in his job. At heart he wasn't happy with the job. He was a man of honesty and dignity. Whatever assignment he took in hand, he would do it with full determination and honesty.
He was also an active member of a Trade Union and would fight for justice. His senior officers liked him for his dedication and when all other trade union members were suspended his seniors testified in court that they had no grudges against him and that he could join the office. But, for the sake of his other colleagues he refused the offer, and told the management that he will only join the office when all his colleagues will be taken back. Eventually after 6 months, they won the case and he joined the office with other colleagues.
He wasn't happy to doing a 9 to 5 job, as there was no creativity and it didn't serve humanity. He was in search of meaningful real work by which he could help people. It was by chance that, he befriended a doctor practicing homoeopathy. In the evening he would visit him and read books and other homoeopathic literature. Seeing his interest in homoeopathy, the doctor advised him to study it and helped him join a homoeopathy course. He kept on visiting his friend's clinic in the evening and on weekends with his doctor friend, he visited nearby villages to treat patients (between, the period 1971 to 1973). Impressed by his dedication and zeal to study homoeopathy, his doctor friend advised him to leave his job and start homoeopathy as a profession. He grasped the opportunity and this was a turning point in his life. It was like a dream come true to serve humanity. Due to financial responsibilities, he began studying and practicing homoeopathy along with his job.
His passion to learn was so much that he would save money to buy books and medicines from his own savings. He would walk 7 K.m. to the office, buy new clothes only when necessary and meet friends for movies rarely in order to save the money. He didn't want to burden his family with expenses. Finally, in 1983 he left his job and dedicated his life to homoeopathy. In the same year he laid down the foundation of Dr. Sehgal's School of Revolutionized Homoeopathy in Paharganj, New Delhi. His work is known as the 'Sehgal Method'.
His research on understanding the mental state of the patient and the mind rubrics was supported famous homoeopaths like Dr. H. L. Chitkara, Dr. R. K. Kapoor and Dr. D. P. Rastogi, Dr. Medorrhinum Gerhardus Lang (Germany) and others. Besides receiving support there was also a lot of criticism, but it didn't lower his spirit as he was confident about his work. He was always ready to share his knowledge with others.
He lived a simple life dedicated to homoeopathy. His was determined to serve homeopath until his last breath. He requested of his followers, that if they benefited by his work, they should pass it on to at least 5 other physicians. He studied for many hours and kept on writing. He started getting invitations from different organizations to present seminars. He presented his first seminar abroad in1994 in the Netherlands and subsequently presented in various cities of India, Germany, Italy and Great Britain. He authored the ROH books series I to VIII.
In his lifetime, he enjoyed a large following and was widely admired across the world for his original work in Homoeopathy. His birthday, 23'd February is celebrated in Delhi (India). Every year on his birth anniversary, we organize a seminar in Delhi which is attended by homoeopaths from all over India and neighboring countries.
His health began declining steadily after 2001. Even in poor health he kept on writing. On 29th May 2002, around 4.30 am he died.
Here are some notes found in one of his books, "Who is a Physician?"
Physician is born and not made. He is the one who, apart from finding suitable medicine for his patient's ailment, has the power and imagination to perceive what other than the medicine he (patient) needs from the patient's speech, action and gesture, the signals indicating the remedy.
A physician is the one who also acts as a father figure and gives confidence to his patient that he is a person who is capable, and assures them that he will take away all their pains and suffering and that patient need not worry so long as his hand is on his head.
A physician also acts as a mother in whom the patient has the confidence that he is the only person who understands the patient's problems and has the right solution to helping him solve them.
The loss to humanity that is caused by his death cannot be recouped.
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Dr. Sanjay Sehgal is the elder son of late Dr. M.L. Sehgal, the founder of Sehgal School of Revolutionized Homeopathy. He is an internationally well know speaker and a clinician with more than 38 years experience. He is also a co-author of several books of ROH series.
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Dr. Yogesh Sehgal is the younger of late Dr. M.L. Sehgal, the founder of Sehgal School of Revolutionized Homeopathy. He is an internationally well known speaker and a clinician with practice in New Delhi. He is also a co-author of several books of ROH series.


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Summary: "While on a quest to find the Four Legendary Dragon Warriors, Yona and her friends meet Gija, the White Dragon. Gija uses his power to detect the other Dragons, but locating the Blue Dragon proves to be more difficult than expected, and the group runs into a string of disasters!" -- page 4 of cover.
Summary: "Yona finally meets Jaeha, the Green Dragon. Unfortunately, Jaeha has no desire to follow her on her quest! Yona offers to help Jaeha and his fellow pirates, so Captain Gi-gan challenges her with a perilous quest to test her courage."-- cover.
Summary: Princess Yona lives an ideal life as the only princess of her kingdom. Doted on by her father, the king, and protected by her faithful guard Hak, she cherishes the time spent with the man she loves, Su-won. But everything changes on her 16th birthday when tragedy strikes her family!
Summary: "In order to free the port town of Awa from an evil tyrant, Yona and her friends team up with Jaeha, the Green Dragon, and his fellow pirates. While Hak and the others are fighting Yang Kum-ji's forces, Yona and Yun infiltrate a human trafficking operation! When the enemy closes in and things look dire, what will Yona do?" -- Page  cover.
Summary: Yona and her friends have taken to calling themselves bandits and have been protecting Fire Tribe villages from cruel government officials. Meanwhile, Kang Tae-jun, the Fire Tribe chief's second son, goes to Katan Village with orders to eliminate the bandits there. He still believes that he's killed Yona--but suddenly, he hears her voice! What will happen when they come face-to-face again?
Summary: On her 16th birthday, tragedy strikes Princess Yona's family. With Hak, she sets out to find a priest who can see the future.
Summary: "Yona's travels take her to the Water Tribe's territory, which is said to be the most beautiful area in the Kingdom of Kohka. But despite this region's reputation, a drug known as 'nadai' has spread throughout the land. When one of Yona's friends becomes affected by nadai, how far will Yona go to help him?"--Back cover.
Summary: On her sixteenth birthday, Yona, Princess of the Kohka Kingdom, wants to tell her father, King Il, of her love for Su-won. Instead, Yona finds her father dying by Su-won's hand, leaving Yona and her bodyguard Son Hak to flee the kingdom and begin a quest to find the four legendary dragons of Kohka and reunite the kingdom.


Whatever your experimental need for variable magnetic field and temperature, the Teslatron™PT Cryofree integrated magnet system has the solution. The wide range of different experimental inserts enables you to configure your measurement platform for cutting-edge applications, such as 2D materials, nano-structures and superconducting devices.
Each probe is available as Sample-in-Gas (SIG) with a Sample-in-Vacuum (SIV) variant. The probe chassis consists of 3 thin-wall stainless-steel tubes to provide a rigid, straight, low-thermal conductivity structure and create separate electrically isolated spaces to keep measurement looms shielded from diagnostic and drive wiring.
During the process of mounting the sample into the sample holder, the ESD plug will be inserted. This plug links all the electrical connections to the sample together ensuring that no damaging voltages can be generated across the sample due to ESD. This plug remains in place during transport of the sample holder plus sample, meaning the sample could safely be taken from the sample preparation lab to the measurement lab, or even shipped to a lab in another continent safe from ESD damage.
When mounting the sample holder in the probe, the user keeps the ESD plug in place. Then connect the probe to the desired measurement instrumentation via the SPSU. Set the switches of the SPSU to ground all the signal lines to the desired ground, either protective ground or instrument ground. Once the switches are set correctly, remove the ESD plug from the sample holder. If appropriate for the sample the user might run some measurement checks to ensure the sample is connected and the signal train is working. Then the probe can be loaded in the cryostat and cooled to the required temperature.
Once the sample plus probe is inserted in the cryostat and the measurements are in progress, the SPSU can be used as a break-out box to switch or monitor any of the signal lines during the experiment.
The PCB and LCC holders are ceramic Aluminium-Nitride (AlN) to optimise thermal conductivity.
Electrical contact plating is Ni free to minimise the remnant field effects in the sample domain.
The measurement cable is a carefully specified cable constructed of 13 twisted pairs, 10 pairs of 26 AWG tinned Cu and 3 pairs of 22 AWG tinned Cu. Each pair is individually screened with a foil screen. Each screen has external insulation to isolate it from all the other screens. Each screen also has a drain wire.
In addition, the cable has an overall foil screen which has internal insulation plus an external screen braid. The overall screen also has a drain wire. This construction facilitates overall screening with the outer screen connected to protective ground but in addition any pair can be screened to a specific measurement ground for that channel. This maximises isolation and minimises cross-talk between single pairs.


The federal custodian of a disused laboratory complex in central Ottawa plans to rezone the property to permit a handful of new towers, rising up to 24 storeys, in advance of selling the land to private developers.
The 6.5-acre Booth Street campus on the edge of Little Italy is located just south of the Queensway, east of Rochester Street. Once home to the Mines and Resources Branch of Natural Resources Canada, parts of the complex have been vacant for nearly two decades.
A cluster of the existing heritage buildings – as well as the property's landmark smokestack – are proposed to be preserved and restored. Meanwhile, a new public garden, square and park are slated to replace large portions of the asphalt parking lots that currently run through the property.
The vision is to create a new mixed-use community that connects the Glebe Annex with Little Italy and is animated around the clock.
Private developers are anticipated to ultimately purchase the property and construct the new buildings in what is quickly becoming one of Ottawa's hottest central neighbourhoods.
Homebuilder Claridge is constructing a 45-storey condo tower at the corner of Preston Street and Carling Avenue, and a new luxury rental tower is being built on Rochester Street. Additionally, the Booth Street complex is less than 500 metres from the Carling O-Train station on the Trillium Line, which the city is preparing to expand in the coming years.
The Canada Lands Co. is a federal Crown corporation that's responsible for selling surplus government properties to maximize both the community value of the land as well as the financial return to taxpayers. Locally, its recent projects include the former Rockcliffe Airbase and a 10.4-acre property at 800 Montreal Road, across from the Montfort Hospital.
After several months of public consultations, CLC recently filed a rezoning request with the city to allow for the taller buildings, in addition to removing setback requirements.
Jarvis says she's hopeful that the rezoning will be approved by spring 2019. CLC will then commission an extensive environmental remediation of the property, which is polluted from years of industrial use.
Jarvis says the cost of cleaning up the property has not yet been determined.
One remediated, the property will be sold off in parcels to private developers, likely between 2020 and 2022, Jarvis says.
How each of the new and restored buildings will be used – be it residential units, office space or retail shops – has not been defined at this stage.
Jarvis says the number of heritage buildings and features being preserved as part of the Booth Street redevelopment makes the project unique for Ottawa. She adds that she hopes it will spur additional developments in the surrounding area.
"(We want it to) be a catalyst and (make) a positive contribution to the redevelopment of the Glebe Annex and Preston East corridor," she says.


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VA in Connecticut avoids wait-time scandal, but insects plague for 8 years; gives big raises
June 6, 2014 at 2:51 PM| 3 hours Ago by Zachary Janowski
Federal healthcare facilities for veterans in Connecticut are facing their own problems, separate from an ongoing national wait-time scandal, with longstanding concerns over "intrusion of insects" in operating rooms and other cleanliness issues.
Meanwhile, some highly-compensated VA doctors received raises exceeding $30,000 last year.
The national scandal, compounded by revelations of employee bonuses while veterans suffered extended delays for appointments, led to the resignation of U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Eric Shinseki last week.
VA employees in Connecticut received modest bonuses in recent years, but some doctors stand out for getting large raises last year.
Sixteen VA employees in Connecticut, all doctors, earned more than $300,000 last year, according to transparency website OpenTheBooks.com. Three of the 16 top-paid employees received large raises of more than 10 percent between 2012 and 2013.
Dr. Ashutosh Pathak received a $47,561 raise last year – going from a salary of $280,703 to $328,267 – or a 16.9 percent increase.
Dr. Steven Pfau received an increase of $36,923 (12.8 percent), while Dr. Albert Perrino received an increase of $33,295 (11.3 percent).
Pamela Redmond, spokeswoman for the VA in Connecticut, said the three doctors are "physicians in scarce medical specialties."
"They include an interventional cardiologist, a radiologist and an anesthesiologist. Salaries for these physicians were increased to remain competitive with compensation offered in the private sector," Redmond said. "This increase was supported by regional independent salary survey data. The increases were reviewed and ultimately approved beyond the healthcare system at the VA regional level."
Adam Andrzejewski, founder of OpenTheBooks.com, said high pay at the VA contrasts in many cases with poor service for veterans.
"Salary and bonus data at OpenTheBooks.com shows clear evidence that the bureaucracy served the bureaucracy, not veterans," said Adam Andrzejewski, founder of OpenTheBooks.com. "During the last seven years, the national VA system spent $136 billion on salaries and hundreds of millions on bonuses and veterans still had trouble seeing a doctor. It's not question of money, but a systemic leadership problem."
Last month, the VA Office of Inspector General issued a scathing interim report focused on wait times in Phoenix. The VA in Connecticut has avoided problems with prolonged waits. However, in February, the same agency reported on insect problems and cleanliness in the operating room.
"Flying and crawling insects have been an ongoing problem in the OR for about 8 years," the report says. Staff told inspectors insect problems are seasonal and some believed the overnight cleaning staff ate food in the OR, contributing to the problem.
Complaints from employees in an anonymous survey prompted the review of operating room cleanliness at the VA's West Haven campus.
"Cleanliness of the OR could not be assured," the report says, citing inadequate staff and poor oversight. "Although our findings substantiated an increased risk to patients and staff, we found no conclusive evidence that the environment of care deficiencies in the OR resulted in negative patient outcomes."
"Staff reported that when they arrived for the first cases of the day, they often found indications that rooms had not been terminally cleaned the previous evening. For example, they would find debris and dust on the floor under furniture and equipment, indicating that the furniture and equipment had not been moved to accommodate terminal cleaning," the report says. "Also, trash was not emptied, and restrooms were not clean."
One overnight cleaning position remained vacant from January 2013 at least until inspectors visited last summer. The vacancy reduced the cleaning crew from three to two employees. Attendance problems also contributed to problems, with one in five members of the cleaning staff noting report to work "on an average workday."
Facility managers said human resources "has not been responsive in filling vacancies."
"The human resources manager confirmed that delays within his department were a contributing factor and that they recently had been resolved," the report says.
According to OpenTheBooks.com, the top-paid human resources manager in West Haven – with a salary of about $130,000 – received a $5,000 bonus last year, the second-largest award in Connecticut last year.
"The report is a thorough and honest snapshot from an inspection that occurred in June 2013," Connecticut VA officials said in a statement after the release of the report. "The IG report states that it found no evidence that the environment of care deficiencies in the OR resulted in negative patient outcomes."
The same statement said the VA fixed many problems before inspectors left the facility.
A September 2013 report found "community showers or restrooms on three of five inpatient units inspected were not clean." According to the report, management immediately responded to the concerns.
Other recent inspector general reports made minor recommendations without finding serious problems.
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