Facial wrinkles are a common and unavoidable effect of the aging process. Unfortunately, these wrinkles can form sooner and more conspicuously than we'd like, negatively impacting one's appearance. One area that is notorious for forming early wrinkles is the outer corner of the eye, resulting in "crow's feet." While it may not be possible to completely stop the effects of aging, various treatment options can reduce the prevalence of crow's feet, giving patients a more youthful and energized look.
Multiple skin enhancement techniques can help our Ottawa patients reduce wrinkles around their eyes, all of which are simple and minimally invasive. Consider the benefits of each technique described below, as offered by our plastic surgery clinic.
BOTOX® Cosmetic injections are a popular way to remove facial lines that are associated with aging. Since wrinkles are caused by the contraction of muscles that tighten the skin, BOTOX® Cosmetic targets the nerves attached to these muscles. The nerve signals are subsequently blocked, resulting in a relaxation of the muscles and thus smoother skin.
In a typical BOTOX® procedure, each muscle receives about three injections over the course of a 10 to 30-minute session. Side effects may include stinging, bruising, or swelling, but these should resolve quickly. After treatment, patients can enjoy a rejuvenated look for an average of four months, at which point treatment can be repeated if desired. Because BOTOX® Cosmetic carries very few risks and is temporary, it gives patients a great opportunity to test out the results before deciding whether to continue treatment or try a different technique.
Like BOTOX® Cosmetic, dermal fillers utilize a series of injections to combat wrinkles. However, rather than relaxing the muscles, fillers add volume to the area to create more uniformity in the skin. Although each filler functions slightly differently, the goal is to plump the area through natural collagen or a synthetic material, filling the lines caused by tightening skin or muscles.
We offer two specific dermal fillers at our practice: Restylane®SubQ™ and Juvederm™Voluma™. Restylane® used hyaluronic acid, a substance produced naturally by the body, and can provide results that last up to six months. Juvederm™ contains a combination of hyaluronic acid, collagen, and elastin, and can last up to 18 months.
Thermage® utilizes radiofrequency waves to revitalize dermis tissues under the skin. By emitting this energy over the desired area, the underlying collagen is stimulated, resulting in smoother facial features. No injections or invasive surgery are necessary, and side effects are minimal. After 45 minutes of treatment, patients can resume the rest of their day without any recovery time needed. Results of Thermage® treatment typically last six months or longer, with some patients benefiting for years after a single session.
Since Thermage® is non-invasive, it can easily be combined with other techniques for superior results. BOTOX® Cosmetic or dermal filler injections are commonly combined with Thermage® to dramatically reduce crow's feet and similar facial wrinkles.
Fat transfers can be used to fill out or re-contour an area of the body. For crow's feet and similarly small facial wrinlkles, a micro fat transfer can significantly decrease the visibility of wrinkles. Like dermal fillers, fat transfers literally fill the area to provide it with better definition. Unlike fillers, though, a transfer utilizes a patient's own fat tissue, providing natural and long-lasting results.
First, fat is removed via syringe from a larger area of the body, such as the abdomen or thighs. The tissue is then carefully re-injected into the target area with micro-cannulas. Patients may experience bruising or swelling after the procedure, which should resolve over the following seven to 10 days. On average, results last three years or longer, depending on how well the body reabsorbs its tissue.
Crow's feet and other signs of aging can be effectively diminished with the right treatment. We also offer a multitude of other facial procedures, such as facelifts, brow lifts, or eyelid surgery. For additional information or and to see how any of our procedures can specifically help you, schedule a consultation with Dr. Brownrigg.


Ideally situated on the banks of the lower Chobe River in the Kasane region of northern Botswana, River View Lodge is located in the village of Kazungula.
Chobe National Park is within close proximity and the mighty Victoria Falls is a mere one-hour drive away.
With regional flights into nearby Kasane Airport, River View Lodge is also the perfect gateway for exploring the best sights and sounds of the surrounding region.


Crowder College Wellness Week is designed to improve the personal well-being, health, and wellness of the campus community by offering activities aligned with the seven dimensions of wellness. Wellness week is intended to help campus community members learn how to create positive and life-long social, emotional, spiritual, environmental, occupational, mental, and physical habits.
Most activities are FREE. Many events will include give aways! Improve your well-being, health, and wellness.


Divine Chocolate Brownies and Celebrating 6 years of Blogging!
Ruchik Randhap completed 6 years of active blogging yesterday! Yay! This journey has been a special one for me as with each passing day I get better at a skill I thought I never possessed. From someone who couldn't as much make something as basic as rice, I think I've come a long way. I am thankful and grateful to God and everyone who has contributed in some way or the other to my life. Honestly, blogging has become a lifeline for me, my passion and in a strangely wonderful way, my occupation. The whole package of cooking, clicking and blogging has become such huge learning experience for me that most often than not, I eat, sleep and dream food. I had read somewhere that food bloggers are perhaps the most hardworking of the lot as they handle a whole gamut of things from shopping for ingredients, prepping, cooking, plating, styling, presenting, clicking, editing and writing a recipe. Couldn't agree more. Blogging has just made me a better multi tasker than ever before and it humbles me everytime I stumble upon a new food blog that has been so passionately put together.
Just like most passionate food bloggers I know, flipping through cookbooks and browsing the net for recipes is one of my most favourite pass times. Sometimes it becomes such an obsession that you can even find me taking pictures of recipes in magazines at the salon or the doctor's clinic. At times like these I snap myself out of my trance and pull myself away to focus on the more important things of my life. This should explain why you find me gone for a few days at a stretch sometimes. I always like to return with a fresh mind and with new stories to tell. Thank you for being part of this journey. It is because of my readers that I am able to continue with this task of bringing you recipes of some tried and tested Mangalorean favourites along with some popular, contemporary ones! Ok! That's the end of the speech! I don't intend boring you year after year.
Coming to today's recipe, well, what do I say? It is perhaps one of my most favourite recipes of all time! I've made it thrice already and will be making it again soon for a party. Despite the fact that it has so much chocolate in it it doesn't overwhelm you in anyway. I found this recipe in the Friday magazine and wanted to try it out immediately. I substituted the dark chocolate with plain cooking chocolate and added half a tablespoon of extra unsweetened cocoa to bring in a depth of flavour that would have been contributed by the dark chocolate had I used it. Everyone who ate it enjoyed every morsel with an 'mmmmmm!!' escaping their lips as they quietly munched on it. Every single person had an expression of 'Oh my God, this tastes soooooo good!!' on their faces – pretty much my reaction when I first took a bite.
The recipe was originally called as the 'devilish chocolate brownies' but I decided to rechristen them as the 'divine chocolate brownies' as they are so delicious that they transport you directly to chocolate heaven, bite after bite! Why give credit to the devil for what I believe is solely divine intervention? 😉 O.k! I better stop my preaching here! I do think they are utterly and wildly wicked in a good sort of way cuz if you indulge in one too many, they will definitely do bad things to your waistline!! However, make them and eat them you must because, enjoy them you will! But don't be selfish, make a double batch and share them with your loved ones for any occasion (or none at all). Good things don't need a celebration, but if you must, make them and serve them hot, along with some vanilla ice cream on the side – your guests won't be able to forget the great dessert you served them for a long long time!
1. Preheat oven to 180 degrees C. Grease and line an 18cm square tin with parchment paper – try overlapping the paper over the sides of the pan so that it becomes easy to pull out the entire brownie once it is baked.
2. Sift together the flour, cocoa & salt and keep aside.
3. Melt the chopped chocolate, butter and vanilla extract together in a heatproof bowl set over a pan of barely simmering water. Make sure that the water does not touch the base of the bowl. Stir until the chocolate is melted and there are no lumps.
4. Remove the bowl from the heat, stir in the sugar until melted and keep aside to cool for a bit.
5. Now add the lightly beaten eggs, add the flour, cocoa and salt mixture and fold in until the mixture is smooth and glossy. Stir in the chocolate chips till they are evenly mixed.
6. Pour the mixture into the prepared pan and level the surface. Bake in the preheated oven for 23-25 minutes or till the top starts to crack. The centre will remain gooey/fudgy.
7. Turn off the oven and leave the brownies to bake for a further 5 minutes. Then remove the tin and leave it on a wire rack to cool completely.
8. Lift the overlapping parchment flaps and place the brownie on a board and cut into 9 or 16 pieces as desired.
9. Serve them hot (microwaved for 15 seconds) with some vanilla icecream or plain – hot or at room temperature!
Do not attempt removing the brownie out of the tin when it is still hot. Unlike cakes, brownies are a lot more fudgy with a gooey/cakey centre – you may damage the shape and break it if you forcibly try to remove it out. Wait till it has cooled considerably before removing the baking paper/parchment too.
Happy Birthday to your blog and wishes for many more to come..those brownies look surely very divine!..
@ Srivalli: Thanks so much!!!
conrats on yet another year! it is always a pleasure to bring your dishes to the table with homestyle cooking and authentic taste….keep it up! one request (ha ha)- slow down please-cos sometimes it is difficult to keep up!!!!
can you give a substitute for choc chips?
not at all. the brownies are a tad too rich thou……..but then, who is complaiing!! thnks and good day.
@Shireen :Congrats for completing 6 years !.. can you tell me the substitute of egg?
@ Smitha: So happy to know that you enjoyed these brownies 🙂 Thanks for your feedback!


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Q: Making a Legend/Key in GraphViz I'd like to include a legend or key in my GraphViz diagram. I'm having trouble figuring out what code to use, though. I also want to put it in a corner, but the only coord I know for sure is the bottom-left: pos="10,10!".
Does anyone know how I can get this to work?

A: I had some luck with the following.  I didn't like how wide it was, but otherwise it worked.
subgraph cluster1 {
    label = "Legend" ;
    shape = rectangle ;
    color = black ;
    a [style=invis] ;
    b [style=invis] ;
    c [style=invis] ;
    d [style=invis] ;
    c -> d [label="only ts", style=dashed, fontsize=20] ;
    a -> b [label="ts and js", fontsize=20] ;
    gui -> controller [style=invis] ;
    view -> model [style=invis] ;
    builtins -> utilities [style=invis] ;

    gui [style=filled, fillcolor="#ffcccc"] ;
    controller [style=filled, fillcolor="#ccccff"] ;
    view [style=filled, fillcolor="#ccffcc"] ;
    model [style=filled, fillcolor="#ffccff"] ;
    builtins [style=filled, fillcolor="#ffffcc"] ;
    utilities ;
    "external libraries" [shape=rectangle] ;
}

The result was

A: digraph {
  rankdir=LR
  node [shape=plaintext]
  subgraph cluster_01 {
    label = "Legend";
    key [label=<

item 1

item 2

item 3

item 4

>]
    key2 [label=<

>]
    key:i1:e -> key2:i1:w [style=dashed]
    key:i2:e -> key2:i2:w [color=gray]
    key:i3:e -> key2:i3:w [color=peachpuff3]
    key:i4:e -> key2:i4:w [color=turquoise4, style=dotted]
  }
  ...

I used dot.

A: subgraph cluster_01 {
    label = "Legend";
    node [shape=point]
    {
        rank=same
        d0 [style = invis];
        d1 [style = invis];
        p0 [style = invis];
        p1 [style = invis];
        s0 [style = invis];
        s1 [style = invis];
    }
    d0 -> d1 [label=deprecated style=dashed]
    p0 -> p1 [label=proposed style=dotted]
    s0 -> s1 [label=stable]
}

A: I'm deeply convinced that graphviz should not be used this way, but you may use HTML labels to achieve what you want:
digraph  {

Foo -> Bar -> Test;
Foo -> Baz -> Test;

{ rank = sink;
    Legend [shape=none, margin=0, label=<

      Legend

      Foo
      Foo

      Bar

      Baz

      Test

      Test

   >];
  }
}

That's what this looks like:

The positioning of the Legend has to be done like any other node (I used rank=sink to get it to the bottom) - you may play with its margin attribute for fine-tuning the position.
Edit:
Without using labels, that may be the direction to go for - I'm not sure whether it is to completely eliminate ranksep.
digraph  {
 mindist=0;
 ranksep=0;
 nodesep=0;

 node[shape=box,margin="0,0",width=1, height=0.5];
 edge [style=invis];

 Legend[width=2];
 Legend -> Foo;
 Legend -> FooValue;
 Foo -> Bar;
 FooValue -> BarValue
 Bar -> Baz;
 BarValue -> BazValue;

 edge [constraint=false];
 Foo -> FooValue;
 Bar -> BarValue
 Baz -> BazValue;
 }

Resulting in:

A: There are some problems if you use graph [splines=ortho] :  the lines are in inverse order.
Dot source:
digraph {
  rankdir=LR
  node [shape=plaintext]
  graph [splines=ortho]
  subgraph cluster_01 {
    label = "Legend";
    key [label=<

item 1

item 2

item 3

item 4

item 5

>]
    key2 [label=<

>]
    key:i1:e -> key2:i1:w [color=red]
    key:i2:e -> key2:i2:w [color=gray]
    key:i3:e -> key2:i3:w [color=peachpuff3]
    key:i4:e -> key2:i4:w [color=turquoise4, style=dotted]
    key:i5:e -> key2:i5:w [color=red, style=dotted]
  }
}

A: I'm trying to do the same. I have been using a subgraph to make a key of node types:
digraph G {

    rankdir=RL;
    graph [fontsize=10 fontname="Verdana"];

    node [style=filled height=0.55 fontname="Verdana" fontsize=10];
    subgraph cluster_key {
        label="Key";
        progress [fillcolor="wheat" label="In progress"];
        todo [label="To do"];
        done [fillcolor=palegreen3 label="Done"];
        not_our [fillcolor=none label="Not our\nteam"];
        numbers [color=none label="Numbers\nrepresent\nperson\ndays"];
        progress -> done [style=invis];
        todo -> progress [style=invis];
        not_our -> todo [style=invis];
        numbers -> not_our [style=invis];
    }
    mappings [fillcolor=palegreen3];
    identifiers [fillcolor=palegreen3];
    hyperwarp [fillcolor=wheat];
    ghost [fillcolor=none]
    UI [fillcolor=none]
    events [fillcolor=wheat];
    flag [fillcolor=palegreen3];
    groups [fillcolor=wheat];
    types [fillcolor=wheat];
    instances [];
    resources [];
    optimize [];
    remove_flag [];
    persist [];
    approval [];

    edge [style="" dir=forward fontname="Verdana" fontsize=10];
    types -> flag;
    groups -> events;
    events -> {flag mappings identifiers};
    ghost -> hyperwarp;
    UI -> ghost;
    resources -> identifiers;
    optimize -> groups;
    hyperwarp -> flag;
    instances -> {ghost UI types events hyperwarp flag};
    resources -> {groups flag};
    remove_flag -> approval;
    persist -> approval;
    approval -> {types resources instances};
}

which results in

But on reflection, seeing the difficulty I'm having to position the legend alongside the main graph, the way the position of node rankings in the main graph affects those in the legend, and the complication in the source that this introduces, I'm tempted to try a different approach (see my other answer, use a separate graph for the key)

A: Lots of these anwers show nice ways to render a legend, and that's useful, but a major unaddressed problem is integration of that legend in the same output as the main graph. This causes all sorts of problems because things like rankdir and rank positions "leak" between the main diagram and the legend, making it hard to improve one without breaking the other.
After trying several ways of embedding a key within the main GraphViz image, I've decided that for me, it makes more sense to simply put the legend into its own, separate dot file, render it as it's own, separate, image, and then display the images side-by-side in my documents/pages.
This has a few advantages:

*

*The .dot source code is substantially simpler.

*It's very easy to change the rankdir of the legend graph to display the nodes above one another, or side-by-side, to produce a key that either sits to the right of the main image, or below it.

*No leaking of things like rank positions from the main graph into the legend.

For example:

A: This works well for simpler legends (from: https://forum.graphviz.org/t/adding-key-or-legend/351)

digraph l {
  subgraph clusterMain {
      graph [labelloc="b" labeljust="r" label=<

left 1	right 1

left 2	right 2

>];
      "x" "y"
      a -> b -> c
  }
}

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DDOS -attacks is a recurring problem that affects many companies. We will give you some information on which measures we have taken to reduce the risk of attacks and reduce the effect of the attacks.
It's often hard to figure out who is behind the attacks on servers and why it is done. Some attacks are easier, like the one's where we can see which specific website being attacked and we can take actions to secure and protect the website. But often the attacks are more advanced than that, and we don´t know the exact target for the attack. The attacks are also hard to trace because of the large amount of innocent peoples computers and servers that is being used in the attacks which is often world wide.
A subject that has become increasingly common is extortion. The hacker demands a certain amount of money not to start or to end an DDOS -attack. The attack against the Swedish bank, Swedbank, in the beginning of November is one of those. To pay isn't the way to go, because you don't get a testimony that the hacker won't do it again and demand even more money in the future. You don't get protection from other hackers that also demands money. Instead the money and time should be put on better infrastructure that protects you from attacks.
Below we will talk about some of the protections we have added lately. A lot of the these demands larger changes in the infrastructure, which takes time to proceed.
It's likely you heard about protocols like HTTP, IMAP and FTP. This is internet protocols that corresponds our regular languages. If two computers are able to communicate with each other, they need to speak the same language. The computer then knows exactly what is commandos, what they mean and what's the data that needs to be transmitted. But these protocols doesn't mean anything about how the actual data can be sent between the computers. That's when TCP and UDP comes up. This is two protocols that defines how the actual data will be transmitted. These protocols makes sure that the data reaches the right receiver, that the data comes in the right order and doesn't change during time.
TCP is used amongst several of the services at Binero, like websites, database and e-mail. UDP is used instead of services where it's important that data is delivered fast and careless if some data would disappear on the way. An example is for streaming where it doesn't matter if small disorders would appear, as long as the data transmission is quick. UDP is used for DNS and NTP that is a protocol to automatically set the right time on servers. Unfortunately, UDP is used frequently at DDOS-attacks. When there is an attack which creates lot's of traffic there is a chance that our lines get full and legitimate traffic gets blocked, even though our servers blocks UDP-traffic. To solve this we have started blocking UDP-traffic directly at our internet providers instead at our own servers. Even though we still have some servers that needs to use UDP-traffic a large amount of the attacks that use UDP will be blocked automatically without us even knowing we are under attack.
Binero have two independent internet suppliers. If one of the two should face problems the traffic would automatically transfer to the other, but normally both internet suppliers are used at the same time. To be able to use only one of them at disorders we have a surplus capacity compared to our traffic normally. At DDOS -attacks there can be enormous amount of data traffic. The larges attack noted was around 400 gigabit per second. At an attack that massive pretty much every company is matchless because is not economically to invest in that high of capacity to secure yourself from attacks that massive. Most of the attacks are much smaller and to protect ourselves better against them we have increased our capacity substantially.
further the abbreviation of a protocol. BGP stands for "Border Gateway Protocol" and is used to tell how traffic will be run between different suppliers. As told before Binero has two internet suppliers. These have their own agreements with other internet suppliers, in this case called communities. This binds the internet together as one large network where there is always multiple ways between two computers, regardless where in the world they are placed.
At DDOS -attacks hundred of thousands computers spred around the world are being used. At attacks, Asian countries often stands for a large amount of the traffic. This is because expended infrastructure in combination with a lot of computers isn't patched and can be used by hackers. As we are an hosting company with foremost Swedish customers we will at the attack see that the traffic from some internet suppliers only almost is depends on the attack, when some other internet suppliers both have legitimate traffic and traffic depending on the attack. In BGP we can with a single keystroke temporarily block  traffic from some internet suppliers. This can make large amount of the attack to be restricted without "regular" visitors to websites having us as a hosting supplier, without suffering.
Does this mean that we are a 100 percent secured against DDOS -attacks? Sorry to say no, as much as any other company is totally secured. In the end it's mostly about who has the largest resources, the attacker or the one being attacked. Is the attack massive there is a chance that we will get malfunctions or block legitime traffic. We will continue to work our very hardest to protect ourselves from attacks and follow developments of better protection.
Christmas and New Years Eve has passed. The guests has gone home, the leftovers from the Christmas ham has been eaten and the Christmas tree is tossed out. We can now relax and think about the most important thing we have. Our passwords. Today is the "Password changing day" and it's a great day to go thru your passwords. The day was instituted in 2010 by the magazine "PC for all" to highlight the importance to regularly change but foremost have secure passwords.
Today almost everything you do online demands that you set a password for it. Every new service you come across demands registration and password. General recommendations is that you have a different password for every site. This can get difficult to remember if you don't use a site like KeePass, to store your passwords. It's also often unnecessary. For places let's say like a news page it isn't that big of a deal if the password leaks.
Even though there is some places where you should have specific passwords, for an example your e-mail. If the password leaks someone can get the hold on all of your e-mails but you also often use the e-mail to store and reset other passwords for other services.
One way to create a safe and unique password is to start thinking of a song, poem or a text paragraph. Let's take "All my life" with Foo Fighters as an example. The song starts with "All my life I've been searching for something. Something never comes never leads to nothing." If you like this song (or any other one of your preference) it will be easy to remember so all we have to do now is make it in to a password. We can make "For" into a 4 and "to" into a 2. Then we'll get the text "All my life I've been searching 4 something. Something never comes never leads 2 nothing." If we take the first letter in every word and keep the numbers and dots we'll get "AmlIbs4s.Sncnl2n". A password that contains a mix of lower-and upper case letters, numbers and special characters. So how do we do so that we can use this password on more sensitive services?
Maybe you want to use your new password to the Control Panel at Binero. What is the first thing you think about when hearing the name "Binero"? We immediately think about our support! (pick something that always pops to your head when thinking about the site you are choosing a password for). Then we can use the password "AmlIbs4s.Sncnl2n.support". For Facebook we maybe think about all of the kitten pictures and movies going around and use the password "AmlIbs4s.Sncnl2n.kitten". This gives us the possibility to have different unique and secure passwords for all of our sensitive services, and we won't have a hard time remembering them since they are very personal. If someone would get their hands on one of them it would be very hard figuring out the rest of them.
Even if you have a great password it's always a good idea to change them time to time anyways. An unauthorized might have their hands on your passwords even if you haven't noticed. At greater infringement against services, it is not unusual that the hacker can access an old copy of the user database. If you have a new password, this won't impact on you. So to change your passwords one's a year seems like a good idea.
Therefor – Happy "Password changing day", where you'll get an extra reminder that it's time to change your passwords. As an extra incentive we will reward one of you who is changing your password today, for your e-mail account in our Control Panel. The reward is one year free of charge extension to your hosting package. To be in the competition you just need to log in to the Control Panel and set a new password for one or more of your e-mail accounts. The more accounts you change on, the higher the chance of winning.
You don't get a higher chance of winning by creating a e-mail account today or change the password for the same account several times.
To take part in the competition you don´t need to contact us, you just need to change your password. The winner will be contacted by e-mail and presented on our Facebooksite. Click here to go to our Facebook and follow us.
* The price is one year free of charge extension on your hostingpackage.
* The winner will be contacted by e-mail and presented on our Facebookpage Tuesday the 1/26.
Happy Birthday Wikipedia, 15 years!
The 15th of January is the official birthdate of Wikipedia. In only four days the name Wikipedia was born, a domain name was registered and the work was set in motion. Since then Wikipedia has grown rapidly, the english version has over five million articles and the Swedish version can proudly present a little over two million articles. We will present 10 articles from this treasure-house that in some way or another relates to IT and that we think is either stirring, interesting or just totally absurd.
Lenna – The story about how the Swedish Lena Söderberg became a model for the standard test image. The standard test images are used in the field of different image processing. We also like to show you the image format LenPEG.
Michael Larson – Larson was a participant in program "Press your luck" in 1985. He won 110 237 dollar but was accused for cheating.
MissingNo. – A Pokémon that has a different origin and therefor isn't all official.
Max Headroom broadcast signal intrusion – That websites can get hacked and get it's context changed is unfortunately not completely unusually. Something that doesn't happen that frequently is that TV-shows get hijacked and get new content. In 1987 this happened to two american Tv channels and who was responsible is still unknown.
Penn & Teller's Smoke and Mirrors – In 1995 the two magicians and comedians Penn & Teller was planning to release a video game. The game contains of several minigames but when Penn & Teller was in charge everything isn't what it looks like.
John Titor – A time traveler from 2036 . During the years 2000 and 2001 he warned for a american civil war thru Usenet at the tiime he was waiting to get access to a IBM 5100 that he was going to bring home with him.
Esoteric programming language – All programming is nice, but some languages is nicer than others. Esoteric programming languages is focused on beauty, not functionalities. The picture on the right hand side shows a script in the programming language Pict.
USB dead drop – That you want to file share doesn't mean that you need to at home stuck infront of the computer.
Don't buy this – a game maker chose to release the top five absolute worst games they had been offered in a package. To even further get people to realize how bad these games was they decided to release the copyright on the games as well.
Christmas is at our door and a well deserved vacation. This however brings us changed opening hours for our support, so that we all can enjoy the Christmas feeling, our loved ones and re-charge our batteries for 2016 which will be an awesome year for Binero.
So make sure to secure your company name online with a .EU-domain today to get more visibility in Europe. Click here to get to the offer.
– The promotion is valid for new and existing customers.
– The price is valid for the first year, thereafter the regular price of 99 SEK/year applies.
.NU- domain – only 9SEK the first year!
Today is the first day where you will get a .NU-domain for only 9SEK the first year! But don't wait too long to get your domain, the price is only valid between the 7-14th of December!
Be sure to tell your friends and family so that they don't miss out on this opportunity to register a .NU- domain for that project they have thought about, the blog they always dreamt about, or maybe they just need to secure their company name online? No matter why, make sure no one missed this low price on a .NU- domain!


Hollinwood Academy's curriculum gives pupils access to creative learning opportunities tailored to their individual needs. Together with our partners we work to continue to be at the forefront of successful, innovative curriculum design with overall breadth and balance which provides the young people with their full entitlement and removes barriers to learning. As a result, the young people benefit from excellent opportunities in all aspects of our curriculum to achieve and improve their skills (including social), knowledge, understanding, well-being and physical development.
Our partnerships include flexible arrangements which enable pupils to access mainstream courses, if relevant, and with appropriate specialist support. For example, at secondary level we currently have established partnerships with mainstream secondary schools, developing a new flexible provision based on a 'satellite' model of specialist provision.
We have a core curriculum offer which is individualised according to need and all pupils access an appropriately personalised National Curriculum which is underpinned at all key stages with independent living skills. The core curriculum is taught in groups according to age and ability as far as possible. Booster groups are identified to assist more able pupils to achieve their full potential.
Our ethos, aims and curriculum are driven by transitional pathways leading to fulfilling, contributory and worthwhile opportunities for all pupils as they progress into adulthood. Pathways and progression include striving for academic success across the curriculum in order to achieve the range of life-skills and relevant academic qualifications necessary to fulfil each individual's potential. Learning pathways include a relevant focus on life-skills, vocational skills and academic studies.
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The curriculum is supported by a wide range of enrichment activities to support learning – lunch and break-time clubs as well as before and after school clubs, holiday schemes, off-site visits, residentials and visitors from a variety of different external organisations. Educational visits are planned that enhance pupils' learning and, through real life experience, enable them to develop a better understanding of the world around them.
Pupils are encouraged to be proactive learners rather than passive participants, through practical tasks and planned opportunities for risk taking, independent learning and problem solving. Access to a wide range of enhanced opportunities and approaches includes educational visits, participation in cultural and sporting events, Music, Drama, Intensive Interaction and links with partner schools.
We act as a specialist resource for the local area, providing training and support to schools, professionals and families, sharing expertise and good practice and responding to requests for support and advice. We work in partnership with other agencies including social care and health, particularly in relation to transition planning and ensuring successful outcomes and pathways for our young people. Details of this can be found in the document 'Knowing our School'.
Our curriculum focuses on outcomes and destinations, supporting young people into adulthood with consistently high expectations. This includes skills for independent living, community access, social inclusion, employability and preparation for higher and further education. Our established partnerships with both the Royal Oldham Hospital and Manchester Metropolitan University provide opportunities for pupils to access relevant, challenging and aspirational work placements via our Bridging the Gap (BtG) project.
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Ryan Newman – ROVAL Advance
|In News
|By Cheryl Hanna
Team: No. 6 Castrol Ford Mustang
Crew Chief: Luke Lambert
Twitter: @Roush6Team, @RoushFenway and @RyanJNewman
Race Format: 252.88 miles, 109 laps, Stages: 25-25-59
Bank of America ROVAL 400 – Sunday, Oct. 10 at 2 p.m. ET on NBC, PRN, SiriusXM Channel 90
ADVANCE NOTES
Newman at the ROVAL
· Newman makes his fourth Cup start at the ROVAL this weekend, where in three prior starts he ran 11th, 32nd and 31st.
· Overall, Newman has 46 starts on road courses in his NCS career with 12 top-10s and three finishes inside the top five.
· Newman does have a road course win in the Xfinity Series, which came in 2005 at WGI after starting fourth.
Luke Lambert at the ROVAL
· Beginning this weekend at the ROVAL, Roush Fenway will switch its two teams including crew chiefs and road crews. Lambert and Newman are very familiar with one another as Lambert served as his crew chief at Richard Childress Racing. The two made the NASCAR playoffs three times, including a runner-up result in 2014, and a victory at Phoenix three years later.
· Lambert will be on the box for his fourth Cup race at the ROVAL, where he has a best finish of 11th in 2018. Last season he ran 20th with Chris Buescher.
· Overall on road courses in his Cup career, Lambert has three top-10s, including a career best fifth with Buescher at the Daytona Road Course last August. He finished ninth with Jeff Burton back in his first-ever race at WGI in 2011, and scored a top-10 with Newman at Sonoma in 2016.
QUOTE WORTHY
Newman on racing at the ROVAL:
"We'll give it our best shot on the ROVAL this weekend, and we know that things will be wild with the playoff scenarios to play out. We've been working hard at improving our road course program over time, and hopefully we'll put it all together come Sunday in the Castrol Ford."
Last Time Out
Newman finished 21st in Monday's rain-shortened race from Talladega.
On the Car
Castrol, the official oil partner of Roush Fenway and primary partner on both Newman and Buescher's Mustangs this season, will be back on the No. 6 this weekend at ROVAL. It marks the fifth primary race for Castrol in 2021, as they will return to the No. 6 for the series finale at Phoenix in November.
Roush Fenway will also run some variation of pink on its Ford Mustangs throughout the month of October in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. This weekend, the No. 6 both on the door panels and the roof will be bright pink. Newman is also participating in the pink window net initiative through the Kurt Busch Foundation, which also supports awareness throughout the month.
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'I didn't trust Newcastle board', says Benitez on club exit
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Saudi wealth fund in talks to buy Newcastle United for £340 million - WS
Aubameyang seals Arsenal victory at Newcastle
Benitez failed to agree a contract extension with club owner Mike Ashley at the end of June and took a job with Chinese Super League club Dalian Yifang.
Real Madrid coach Rafa Benitez reacts before their Spanish first division soccer match against Athletic Bilbao at San Mames stadium in Bilbao, northern Spain, September 23, 2015. Reuters
Rafa Benitez has said Newcastle United's "unfulfilled promises" during his three-year spell as manager and a loss of trust were the reasons why he left the Premier League club last month after his contract expired.
Newcastle managing director Lee Charnley claimed in their opening weekend's match programme that Benitez had left "for money", prompting the Spanish manager to respond and go public with his reasons for leaving.
"Newcastle's board had a year to sort out my contract but, when we met after the end of last season, they didn't make me an offer I could accept," Benitez wrote in his column for The Athletic.
"They told me they didn't want to invest in the academy or the training ground... I can explain the reason why Mike Ashley refused to do that.
"Their idea of a project was a policy of signing players under 24 and... the budget available was not enough to compete for the top 10. After that meeting, I knew they would not come back with a serious offer.
"When it arrived, 19 days later, it was for the same salary as three years earlier and with less control over signings. After three years of unfulfilled promises, I didn't trust them."
Despite a relative lack of investment in the squad, Benitez defied expectations to lead Newcastle to a 10th place finish in their first season back in the top flight and 13th last season when relegation was a distinct possibility.
"When we finished 10th in the Premier League in our first season back, all players and staff were paid a bonus — aside from my coaching team," Benitez added.
"That felt like a punishment for me not signing an extension. So, by the end, I knew there would not be a proper offer and they knew I was not signing.
"The time was passing and we were losing job opportunities in Europe. I couldn't wait forever. I'm a family man and I have a responsibility to them, my staff... and their families, too. I don't like to gamble with the future of my people."
Newcastle eventually appointed former Sunderland and Aston Villa boss Steve Bruce as Benitez's replacement.
Rafa Benitez / Newcastle
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7.8% growth: Ireland fastest growing economy in EU for fourth year in a row
The Irish economy grew by 7.8% of GDP in 2017, according to estimates from Ireland's Central Statistics Office (CSO), making it the European Union's fastest-growing economy for the fourth year in a row.
Measured by GNP, the economy grew by 6.6%.
Modified Domestic Demand, a new measure used to remove the distorting effects of foreign multinational companies in Ireland, showed growth of 3.9%, demonstrating the continuing strength of Irish companies.
Industrial output grew by 8.9%, with the ICT sector particularly strong at 16.8%.
Personal Consumption Expenditure grew by 1.9%, which is regarded as an important barometer of the strength of the domestic economy. Consumer spending on goods increased by 4.6%.
Ireland's balance of payments recorded a surplus of €37.1 billion, or 12.5%, of GDP, which compares to a surplus of €9.1 billion in 2016.
The CSO's Labour Force Survey, published in March, showed that employment rose by 3.1% in Ireland in the fourth quarter of 2017, with the total figure of 2,231,000 just slightly below the 2007 peak. The figure is considered important as analysts believe employment to be the clearest gauge of Irish growth.
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COLUMBIA, S.C. – Jalen Harris scored a career-high 17 points and the game was tied, 63-63, before South Carolina pulled away late for a 77-65 victory over Arkansas Saturday afternoon at Colonial Life Arena.
The loss snapped a four-game SEC winning streak by the Razorbacks.
Arkansas forced 21 turnovers, one off South Carolina's season high of 22, to mark the fourth time in the last six games the Razorbacks have forced at least 20 turnovers. Arkansas also had 10 first-half steals and 13 for the game, one off its season high. All five starters had at least two steals with Adrio Bailey leading the way with three.
However, the Gamecocks were able to get the win as they made 16 of their last 22 shots and sank 10-of-15 3-pointers for the game. The Razorbacks were 6-of-22 from beyond the arc.
Two of those six 3-pointers by Arkansas came early in the game. Mason Jones made back-to-back treys, the first of which came at the 18:43 mark. That triple marked the 1,000th straight game the Razorbacks have made at least one 3-pointer, which ties for the fourth-best streak in the NCAA.
A.J. Lawson led South Carolina with 24 points, making 4-of-5 3-point attempts. Keyshawn Bryant added 17 points and Chris Silva had 16. Hassani Gravett was 3-of-4 from 3-point range.
Harris was able to score a career-high 17 as he was 7-of-10 from the free throw line. Jones had 15 points and four assists while Isaiah Joe scored 11.
Arkansas will play at Missouri on Tuesday (Feb. 12). Tip-off is set for 8 pm and the game will be on ESPNU. The game will end a nine-game span that featured six road games by the Razorbacks.
South Carolina scored the first two points, on free throws by Chris Silva, but Mason Jones hit two 3-pointers and Daniel Gafford had a dunk for an 8-0 run. Overall, Arkansas went on a 12-2 run to give the Razorbacks a 12-4 lead to start the game. Arkansas did not relinquish the lead in the first half.
Five of South Carolina's first seven points of the game came at the free throw line (5-of-10).
Arkansas had 10 first-half steals. It is the seventh time this year the Razorbacks have reached double-figures in steals in a game.
Arkansas took its largest lead of the half – 12 points (26-14) at 7:47 – after am Isaiah Joe 3-pointer and Jalen Harris free throw. The Razorbacks also led by 11 (30-19) at 4:18.
Jalen Harris and Mason Jones each had eight points at the break to lead the Razorbacks.
SECOND HALF: Arkansas was held scoreless over the final 3:11.
Isaiah Joe opened the second half with a 3-pointer for a seven-point lead.
The Razorbacks used a 10-1 run leading up to the first media time out to go up 13 (50-37 at 15:09). Daniel Gafford and Adrio Bailey had back-to-back dunks to cap the run.
South Carolina answered with a 12-0 run to cut its deficit to one, 50-49 at 11:43. Mason Jones stopped the Gamecock run by making two free throws. However, USC kept the momentum and led by five (59-54) as part of an overall 22-4 run.
The Razorbacks did not score over the final 3:11 of the game.
Arkansas' starters were Isaiah Joe (G) – Jalen Harris (G) – Mason Jones (G) – Adrio Bailey (F) – Daniel Gafford (F). This has been Arkansas' starting lineup in 21 of its 23 games.
South Carolina controlled the tip. USC's Chris Silva scored the first points of the game, two free throws at 19:46. Mason Jones scored Arkansas' first points, a 3-pointer at 18:43.
This was the 34th meeting between Arkansas and South Carolina. The Razorbacks own a 20-14 advantage in the all-time series. South Carolina snapped a three-game losing streak to the Razorbacks.
Mason Jones made a 3-pointer at 18:43 to mark the 1,000th-straight game Arkansas has made at least one triple. Arkansas ranks fourth-tied on the NCAA active list of teams that have made at least one 3-points. UNLV (1,067) and Vanderbilt (1,053) have made a 3-pointer in every game since the NCAA adopted the rule (as has Princeton, but the Tigers have only played 925 games). Duke (1,043) is third on the active list, followed by Western Kentucky, which made its 1,000th trey this past Thursday. Kentucky is the only other team to make a 3-pointer in over 1,000 games. However, the Wildcats' streak ended last March at 1,047 games.
Isaiah Joe made three 3-pointers to give him 82 for the season. He only needs to make two more to treys to set the Arkansas record by a freshman. Joe leads the SEC in 3-pointers made and is on pace the set the Arkansas season record for 3-pointers made.
Arkansas took three charges at South Carolina, two by Isaiah Joe and one by Gabe Osabuohien. The two are now tied for the team lead, each taking 19. The Razorbacks have taken 30 charges over the last 11 games – 13 over the last three.


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If you have been stopped by the NH police and are suspected of Driving under the influence or DUI, the officer will most likely administer 3 Standardized Field Sobriety Tests: the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus, the Walk and Turn, and the One Leg Stand test. The most scientific of them is the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus ("HGN") test, which measures nystagmus – the involuntary jerking and twitching of the eyeballs. The theory behind the test is that Nystagmus becomes pronounced when a person is under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration conducted a study which opines that if a subject exhibits HGN, there is a probability that their blood alcohol content is a 0.10 or greater, enough to get you arrested for DUI.
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World Series Tied Heading Into St. Louis
Posted on October 25, 2013 by Matt Huddleston
Coming into the 2013 World Series the one thing everyone could agree upon, whether you're rooting for the Cardinals or the Red Sox, was that this was going to be a great Fall Classic. Many people all around the baseball world expected a back and forth series, with several predicting a series of six or seven games. It would seem, if things keep up, that people's predictions are going to come true.
But game one didn't turn out to be the pitcher's dual many envisioned.
The Cardinals' Adam Wainwright went up against the Red Sox' Jon Lester, in what was supposed to be a close game. But the Red Sox came out swinging. After loading the bases in the bottom of the first, Mike Napoli, who's been heating up lately, cleared the bases on a double, making it a quick three-run Red Sox lead.
The Sox scored again in the second, off of timely hits. After that, however, neither team would score until the seventh, when David Ortiz — who had been robbed of a grand slam by Carlos Beltran, who was injured on the play, earlier in the game — blasted a home run into the bullpen, tacking on another two runs to extend the lead to seven runs, which would become an eight-run lead in the next inning.
Matt Holliday blasted a homer in the top of the ninth, but it didn't do any good, as the Red Sox had too big of a lead and were able to take game one, 8-1.
The blowout left many people, myself included, scratching their heads and questioning whether this was going to be the series it had been hyped up to be. But doubts were eliminated in game two, as it brought the type of excitement everyone had been waiting for.
Michael Wacha was dominant yet again for the Cardinals, holding the Red Sox hitless through three innings. Jon Lackey was great as well for the Red Sox, but the Cards would strike first in this game, in the fourth, off of a Matt Holliday triple and a Yadier Molina RBI tapper over the pitcher's head. However, the Red Sox would answer back in the sixth, on a two-run home run from (who else?) David Ortiz, which ultimately knocked Wacha out of the game.
But it didn't take long for the Cardinals to regain the lead, as in the seventh, after a walk to David Freese, a Jon Jay single, a double-steal, and a walk to Daniel Descalso, the bases became loaded for Matt Carpenter.
Carpenter hit a sacrifice fly left field, which tied the scored up at two runs. Moments later, on the same play, a high throw in an attempt to pick off Jay at third, gave the Cardinals a one-run lead. Then Carlos Beltran — who had been questionable to even play in this game due to an injury the night before — drove in Descalso, making it a 4-2 Cardinals lead, which is where the game would end.
The Red Sox and Cardinals now head to St. Louis tied at a game apiece. Either team has a chance to win the World Series Championship at Bush Stadium if they can sweep, however, with the talent both teams possess, odds are the winner will be crowned at Fenway Park sometime next week.
This could easily turn out to be a World Series for the history books.
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We have no group photo as yet so the diagram above will have to do. But we do have individual photos and mini profiles written by ourselves. And we asked ourselves to nominate our three favourite films of all time too.
/your 2020 committee
Jean Middleton - President, Publicity
Hi, my name is Jean Middleton and I joined the CFS late last century because I tired of driving to the city area to see films of choice. I started out just enjoying the Monday films then joined the Committee in 2014. Recently I succeeded the late John Arkin as President. I like to bushwalk, travel, read, cook and eat and spend time with friends and family – particularly granddaughters.
Favourite films has been a lively topic of conversation at dinners over the past two weeks and I still can't choose but among those that have stayed with me are Of Gods and Men, Mary Poppins and, I shudder when I remember The Wind that Shakes the Barley.
John Turner - Vice President, Film Selection Survey, Cinema Liaison
My name is John Turner and I have been associated with film societies since 1954 in Manchester (England). I joined Croydon Film Society on arriving here from Perth (WA) in 1973. Currently I am Vice-President and chair of the Film Selection sub-committee. I compile the film selection list for members voting, and liaise with the cinema owners and managers. I am also VP of the Federation of Victorian Film Societies and Treasurer of the Australian Council of Film Societies. Retirement is beginning to look attractive.
Favourite films are - Pather Panchali (Satyajit Ray, India 1955), On The Town (Donen/Kelly USA 1949) and Ae Fond Kiss (Ken Loach, UK 2004) plus many many others.
Christine Paech - Honorary Secretary/IT coordinator
I am Christine Paech. My husband David and I joined CFS many years ago, had a break and returned in 2007. I felt a "calling" to join the CFS committee and I am enjoying my fourth year as a committee member and third as Secretary. We have both enjoyed the very varied range of films that CFS has screened over the years and I was profoundly moved by the film Water (Director Deepa Mehta) screened many years ago. Favourite Films: (It is hard to list only three!): "Hero" (directed by Zhang Yimou) "The Last Samurai" (directed by Edward Zwick) and "Chocolat" (Directed by Lasse Hallström).
Favourite films - (It is hard to list only three!): Hero (directed by Zhang Yimou) , The Last Samurai (directed by Edward Zwick) and Chocolat (directed by Lasse Hallström).
Kevin Purvis - Honorary Treasurer
I am a recently joined member of CFS and am enjoying having my cinematic horizons broadened. I have recently retired as a Primary School Teacher. My other interests include cycling and lawn bowls. Keeping up with children and 4 grandchildren also keeps Jenny and I quite busy.
Growing up, the favourite film of our family was The Sound of Music. When my children were younger, The Shawshank Redemption was very popular. I am now waiting to find out my next favourite film via the CFS!
Richard Bell - Assistant Treasurer
I am Richard Bell, a long term resident of Croydon. I have been on the CFS committee for many years, during most of which I have been Treasurer.
There are too many excellent films in different genres to choose only three.
Irena Robbins - Newsletter
My three favourite films
Julie Pietsch - Membership Secretary
I am Julie Pietsch. Becoming Membership Secretary of the CFS many many years ago was a good decision. I was gently nudged into the position by fellow Committee member, Richard Bell, and I'm so glad he did. It has been lovely to have met and interacted with so many members, past and present. I've had so much fun being part of the Committee. I think that new Committee member Jillian, will be happy to follow on from me, and will enjoy it just as much.
Family and travel are favourite pastimes. It is hard to believe that recently I was caught up in a blizzard in Iceland. As you see, I survived!
A few of the films that I loved and continue to think about are - Dead Poets Society, Babel, Wadjda"(Saudi Arabia) and The Lives of Others (Germany).
Howard Tankey - Film bookings
I became interested I films from different countries when, in the 60s, I occasionally happened upon films that weren't from Hollywood. They seemed to be much more interesting and varied. At that time film societies were they only place you could access these films. I haven't regretted this
interest. In fact I would be prepared to say I have learned much more about other cultures through film than what I would if I had done the normal tourist visit.
I am currently responsible for ordering our films and making sure they turn up. I have 'met' some
interesting people during this process.
Howard says he cannot choose just three films
Favourite three films
Stefanie Kruger - eNews
My name is Stefanie Kruger, I currently produce the monthly eNews. It's a great gig, it's fun and a great way to pass on information to our members. As a member of the committee, I also partake in other duties, such as handing out Newsletters, scanning membership cards and of course, helping people to their seats in the dark (using my iPhone torch - sorry !!)
I've been a CFS member for five years and absolutely love the diversity and quality of films shown, and was excited to become a committee member last year !!!
My three favourite films: ARGHH too many to chose from… Anything by Alfred Hitchcock, Django by Quentin Tarantino, To Kill a Mockingbird
Viki Wright-Rivett - contributor to newsletter & eNews
Hello, I am Viki Wright Rivett, a new member of the CFS Committee. I would have joined the Society much sooner if I hadn't been living in Sydney for the last 40 years. It is one of the joyous rewards for moving here.
I do various things including zapping tickets, handing out newsletters and contributing to the E-News and the Newsletter - easy for me since I am a former journalist, a feature writer and a film and theatre reviewer.
My three favourite films: From a list of about 50 favourites I choose The Godfather Part ll, Kind Hearts and Coronets and Argo.
Jillian McKimm - post screening House Manager, Membership Officer in training
Hello my name is Jillian McKimm. I am a newly elected member of the CFS committee and am not sure what my particular duties are yet. I have been a member of CFS for at least 20 years. The first film I saw when joining was Like water for Chocolate. Maybe someone knows what year that was? I love reading, attending poetry readings, theatre, art, hand sewing, movies, crochet/knitting, eating, dancing, singing and playing with MUK {Melbourne Ukulele Kollective} The main interests in my life are Barry {hubby} Erin, Caitlin {children} Eva, Delia and Leo {grandchildren}.
I think CFS is fabulous! How lucky are we?
Most memorable movie since I was a child - The Incredible Journey - I LOVED this one + Amélie, Into the Woods (musical)


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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. – Danny Hultzen used his last start as a pitcher before Monday's baseball draft to showcase all he will bring to the team that selects him.
The left-handed Hultzen (11-3) allowed three hits and one run in seven innings and struck out 12 as Virginia, the top national seed, routed St. John's 10-2 in a winner's bracket game in the Charlottesville Regional.
Hultzen also went 2 for 3 with an RBI before coming out of the lineup.
The Cavaliers (51-9) tied their school record for victories in a season and can wrap up the regional Sunday when they play the winner of a St. John's-East Carolina elimination game.
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Juice Wrld. Battled With Drug Addiction Before His Tragic Death: His Mother Reveals
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Jarad A. Higgins, commonly known as Juice Wrld, he has battled with drug addiction before his tragic death. This was revealed by his mother, Carmella Wallace, published on December 12. "We loved Jarad with all of our hearts and cannot believe our time with him has been cut short," she began. "As he often addressed in his music and to his fans, Jarad battled with prescription drug dependency." The juice was just 21-years-old at the time of his death.
The rapper died at the age of 21 on December 8, having a seizure at Chicago's Midway Airport. The rapper was on a private flight from LA to Chicago at the time.
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The rapper had rapped about drugs in some of his most famous songs but could not keep himself away from him. His mother shared that his son never wanted to promote drugs; however, he tried to help those battling addiction. "knows no boundaries, and its impact goes way beyond the person fighting it. She said, "Jarad was a son, brother, grandson, friend, and so much more to so many people who wanted more than anything to see him defeat addiction."
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For as long as I can remember New Years has been my favorite holiday - I love the glitz but more than that I LOVE a fresh start.
This year I decided to do Elissa Goodmans soup cleanse to take things up a notch.
Its the perfect way to kick off an exciting new year, saturate my body with nutrient dense foods and get my eating habits back on track.
Because this is my second time doing the cleanse with such amazing results I had to share my experience.
Often people will attempt to cleanses solely to lose weight and that really defeats the whole purpose. I mean yes it did work for Beyonce that one time but if you look it up she admits she gained back all the weight and then some so if you decide to cleanse I really hope you do it for the right reasons.
If done right there are so many powerful benefits to a good cleanse.
I have done all different kinds of cleanses including juice cleanses and other restrictive programs and I have never felt good after doing them.
If anything I would feel like I was punishing myself and it really triggered a lot of my old food issues.
That is what really sets Elissas program apart.
Elissa calls it a "gentle cleanse' that removes excess of animal products, processed foods, added sugars and unhealthy fats and focuses instead on nutrient dense food and the addition of superfoods with anti-inflammatory and alkalizing properties.
You do her cleanse for 5 days and have fresh food delivered to your door on Sunday and Wednesday.
The majority of the days are spent eating hearty soups, sipping both broths and elixirs and then there is a delicious seed bar each morning with an option to supplement a few things here and there; topping off salads and soups with pumpkin seeds/hemp seeds, adding avocado slices to things and adding in a green juice.
She also gives options to up the detoxification with dandelion tea and digestive enzymes which she provides.
I am someone who considers herself a very healthy eater. I eat 99% organic I use earth friendly, non toxic products, I would say aside from my make-up I am basically toxin free.
So you might be wondering why I would want to do a cleanse.
I will admit that first year of motherhood derailed a few of my usually healthy eating habits but my main reason for wanting to cleanse right now was actually on more of an emotional level.
I have been on a healing journey for a while now and as I have peeled back the darker layers and moved out the toxins of years of drinking and drug use, I find myself going deeper and deeper with what cleansing really means.
When you strip away your coping mechanisms you will often get to the root of things and for me I have found that I have been lacking in the self-love department and a little too abundant in the perfectionism unit.
So in true Candice fashion I wanted to have some way of really symbolizing a new found compassion and inentional gentleness towards myself.
This was just the loving cleanse I needed that was more about replenishing than stripping away.
Even though this is a gentle cleanse there are always challenges and I want to be honest about this.
The hardest part for me was giving up late night snacks, in particular chocolate.
Like so many women I use chocolate as a comfort food and it doesn't help that it has been glorified as a health food. I mean as if I am only going to have one tiny piece right?
It was great that two of the nights there was a reishi cacao elixir that helped satisfy me but I still craved that fix of chocolate. Recognizing how dependent I was on this was eye opening and I plan to replace my nightly treat with berries or frozen mango a few of the nights.
I also struggled with keeping to a schedule. With a baby in the house it seems like the priority is on her schedule and apparently mine had been neglected a little so prioritizing and planning out my own nutrition will be part of my self-love moving forward.
Other than that I didn't really have many cravings or struggles and I know that is because this cleanse has you eating/drinking all day. I was never ever hungry not once.
So day 5 a lot of you know from my instagram that Vivienne and I caught a 24 hour stomach bug and were neck deep in puke buckets. I can't sit here a say on that 5th day I floated around light as a feather feeling amazing but I know it was just from the virus so for that reason I am going to ignore that and tell you how I felt day 4 and assuming I would have felt day 5.
At the end of the cleanse if I summed it up I would say I felt nourished.
I saw the most noticeable results in my skin. I had zero bloating at all and my skin was super glowy. I always consider the skin on my face to be a barometer of my health so this was a major sign of positive results in my books.
I also felt energized, with less brain fog (mom brain), I was creating more, my mood was high and I felt a deeper sense of love towards my body.
Overall, I loved this cleanse and I will definitely be doing it again.
GFG approved and highly recommended.
If you live in LA and want to try this S.O.U.P Cleanse for yourself or connect with Elissa Goodman check out her website. Her story is amazing and she has so many amazing tips on her socials as well. Definitely add her to instagram you won't regret it.