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Onychomycosis – commonly known as toenail fungus – is characterized by inflammation, pain, and swelling of the toe, as well as yellowing, thickening, and crumbling of the nail itself. Toenail fungus can be the result of abnormal pH of the skin, continuous exposure to moisture, wearing synthetic socks, compromised immune system, sweat build-up in shoes, poor foot hygiene, or weak circulation
Modern medicine addresses toenail fungus with topical treatments, oral anti-fungal medicine, and in some cases surgical removal of the nail. In such cases there might be side effects of these medications which include trouble breathing, swelling of the mouth or face, hives, rashes, blisters, headaches, dizziness, nausea, loss of appetite, liver damage, weight gain, fatigue, heart problems, fever, diarrhea, and more pain – all that because of a fungus on your toenails…
Traditional herbal medicine, on the contrary, does the same job using natural oils, fruit juices, and dry goods from your pantry and most of them have no side effects at all (unless you are allergic to them).
Here is the most effective remedy to treat these conditions, so you can get rid of this problem ASAP (as soon as possible).
What do you need for to Eliminate Toenail Fungus?
-90% ethyl alcohol
-Hydrogen peroxide (also known as oxygenated water)
How to prepare it?
The first thing you will need is a container that is made of glass. Mix all the ingredients in equal amounts in the exact order as mentioned above. Use cotton ball to apply this remedy to the affected nail twice a day. Leave it on for 15 minutes and then remove it with warm water and dry the nails well.

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New Families is a project that was born together with a new family.
Juliana Silveira’s family, who after a divorce, restarted her life with her two children, and in the new constellation identified difficulties. In the process of building this new structure, there was a lack of literature, a forum for discussion, mediation and debate. But mainly, there was a lack of support, empathy and affection. And in the desire for reconstruction, a new family, a third daughter and a new love were born along the path of this channel.
Inspired by the fragile field that deals with new families, their singularities, and the process of restarting, from the new choices, and also from the new scenes of life, we propose here to look at all aspects that involve reconstruction.

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A curved gaming monitor can do so much to enhance your favourite games, and give you a greater view of all the in-game action. Although such high performance usually comes at a price, GameStop is now offering a hefty $400 USD off the top-of-the-range Samsung Odyssey G9 curved gaming monitor.
The Samsung Odyssey G9 boasts a 49-inch, super ultra-wide 1000R curved screen. To put that into perspective, that’s like putting two 16:9 QHD monitors side by side with no gap. Not only is it massive, but it also uses quantum dot technology and HDR 1000 support to provide realistic colour and contrast, helping you to more deeply appreciate the work of the game’s visual artists.
Whether you’re a fan of FPS games or RTS games, a curved gaming monitor can improve the experience for every type of gamer by providing a broader view of the action. With a 240Hz refresh rate, you can enjoy a smooth experience, not hindered by the lag or slow down you might experience with a less sophisticated model.
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‘Factory Reset’ is the debut solo exhibition by artist Duncan Poulton, with new work spanning digital collage, moving image, digital painting and installation. The exhibition is at SET Lewisham as part of London Borough of Culture 2022.
Through the exhibition, Poulton attempts to distil the sensation of the overwhelming world of images and information that make up our chaotic physical-digital existence today. His large-scale digitally printed collages bear witness to the mental and physical toll taken on a generation that has grown up online – the anxiety, insomnia, apathy and confusion that our rapidly changing, tech-led culture causes.
The exhibition emerges from Poulton’s expanded collage practice in which he uses the internet as his palette and imagination. Like a digital archaeologist, he scours real and virtual spaces – from online archives like eBay, Wikimedia Commons and the 3D model website Turbosquid to taking iPhone photos of graffiti and street detritus and scanning charity shop books. Email alert icons and e-signatures, health & safety diagrams and medieval heraldry, buffering symbols and mouse cursors, cartoons and graffiti, medical and archaeological photography, children’s drawings and long-forgotten eBay purchases, dormant robots and crash test dummies coexist and collide in the ‘hyper-meatspace’ of Poulton’s exhibition. Made in aggressive, intuitive bursts, the visually rich and complex digital collages blur the digital-analogue binary, combining Photoshop and digital painting with physical collage, aerosol spray paint, stickers and papier-mâché. For the immersive installation at SET Lewisham, hundreds of photo stickers from Poulton’s hard drive archive of over 30,000 image files will sprawl and overlap across the walls of the gallery, in a network made flesh.
Featuring work created during and since the lockdowns of 2020 and 2021, ‘Factory Reset’ reflects on the moment we are in; a moment in which we are all attempting a collective amnesia of those desperate, anxious, repetitive lockdown days. Poulton is interested in an imperfect “digital grubbiness” and uncanny moments when technologies haunt our corporeal lives: nightmares of being on Zoom whilst asleep, or mistaking paper as a touchscreen. Furthermore, the exhibition explores how the pandemic has paved the way for the increased flattening of work-life-leisure time through the normalisation of remote working and further reliance on Silicon Valley mega-companies. With its macabre humour, the body of work ‘Factory Reset’ presents is influenced by the prevalent media of this time – video games, memes, online interfaces, app design – as well as the surreal influences of Magritte and Chagall, and traditions of Trompe-l’œil painting, folk art and hobbyist craft-making.
Printed with the support of Captain Cyan, limited edition works on paper are available to buy and a newly commissioned text by curator and writer Rosa Tyhurst accompanies the exhibition. Simultaneous to the show, Poulton’s is featured on WeTransfer.
Factory Reset – 7th August 2022 Open daily 10am – 6pm at SET Lewisham [map] Unit 1, Lewisham Retail Park London SE13 7RZ setspace.uk/events/factory-reset/
Part of Lewisham Borough of Culture 2022
About the artist
Duncan Poulton (b. 1993, Birmingham, UK) is an artist based between London and Birmingham, UK. His practice is fed by an obsessive gathering of online content into a vast digital archive, which are recombined into still and moving image collages. Made exclusively with found materials, his works address a visual culture of overabundance and ambivalence, exploring the compression of histories and meaning engendered by the internet. Poulton’s work has recently been exhibited and screened at Ars Electronica (Linz); MOSTYN (Llandudno), Coventry Biennial, Art Licks Weekend (London), QUAD (Derby), OUTPOST (Norwich), MIT Museum (Massachusetts), Eastside Projects (Birmingham), arebyte (London) and Transmediale (Berlin). He is a graduate of University of Brighton (2012-15) and The Syllabus (2019-21), a postgraduate alternative learning programme led by Wysing Arts Centre and arts venues across England. @duncpoulton
Read a profile article on Duncan at WePresent, written by art and tech writer Madeleine Morley.

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SEOUL, March 22, 2017 (BSS/AFP) – A new North Korean missile test failed on Wednesday, the South’s defence ministry said, two weeks after Pyongyang launched four rockets in what it called a drill for an attack on US bases in Japan.
The North fired one missile from an air base in the eastern port of Wonsan Wednesday morning, but the launch “is believed to have failed”, Seoul’s defence ministry said in a statement.
“We are in the process of analysing what type of missile it was,” it added.
The statement came after Japan’s Kyodo news service, citing an unidentified government source, said the North might have launched several missiles and that they were a failure.
Nuclear-armed North Korea is under several sets of United Nations sanctions over its atomic and ballistic missile programmes.
It is on a quest to develop a long-range missile capable of hitting the US mainland with an atomic warhead, and staged two nuclear tests and multiple missile launches last year.
Earlier this month it launched a flight of four ballistic missiles, with three landing provocatively close to Japan in what Pyongyang described as practice for attacks on US military bases in Japan.
On Sunday, the North’s leader Kim Jong-Un personally oversaw and hailed a “successful” test of what Pyongyang said was a new rocket engine — which can be easily repurposed for use in missiles.
Seoul said that experiment showed “meaningful progress” in the North’s missile capabilities.
The developments come as Seoul and Washington hold large-scale annual joint military exercises that always infuriate Pyongyang, which sees them as a rehearsal for invasion.
Analysts’ opinions are varied on how advanced the North’s missile technologies are but many agree that Pyongyang has made significant progress in recent years.


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The Dubai Financial Markets Awaits Results from the US Federal Reserve Meeting
As the thread of US engagement in Syria vanes, focus has shifted to the FOMC meeting in the US Federal Reserve on September 17th and 18th. 2013.
According to Ole S. Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at Saxo Bank and commentators from Saxo Bank Dubia, the future of UAE investments will be more dependent on the decisions at the FOMC meeting, where the substantial asset purchase programme is to be discussed.
Interest rates and Forex exchange rates will be influenced by decisions of the meeting and this will also make an impact on the DIFC and other Dubai based financial institutions.
A Good Year for NASDAQ Dubai and Saxo Bank Dubai
Research shows that FTSE NASDAQ Dubai UAE has seen a substantial growth over the last year, especially compared to 2007 and 2008 where the financial crisis hit United Arab Emirates as hard as any other oil dependent country in the Middle East. The latest NASDAQ Dubai Annual Review does indicate further growth, which investment banks such as Saxo Bank Dubai will profit from, especially because the financial crisis has caused many investors to do the Stock and Forex trading via online platforms, independently of external advisers.
In this light, Saxo Bank Dubai has prospered with the general tendencies, but the physical presence of Saxo Bank in Dubai has further played its role in this development and Saxo Bank CEO Lars S. Christensen experiences a significant correlation between increased sales and opening new offices around the world.
Sunday February 17th you can be the lucky winner of a training ride with the Saxo-Tinkoff star Alberto Contador, All you need to do is go to the Facebook Page of Saxo Bank Dubai and click “Like”, it’s easy as that.
These kinds of marketing gimmicks are common and Saxo Bank has used social media to spread the message of the Danish owned investment bank and its FX trading platform: Saxo Bank Dubai Forex. Further you’ll find Saxo Bank Dubai on Twitter and Facebook.
Saxo Bank Dubai is one of the leading investment banks and broker software providers in the Middle East and MENA region.
Dubai Stocks Trump Saudi Arabian Stocks
United Arab Emirates shares are extra enticing than these in Saudi Arabia because the nation is less weak to grease price swings and Dubai’s actual estate trade is starting to recover, Peter Garnry of Saxo Bank Dubai said.
Saudi Arabia, the world’s high oil exporter, relies on crude oil for about 90 percent of presidency revenue. Its index lost the place because the GCC’s greatest performer about six months ago as concern about King Abdullah’s health triggered questions on political succession. Brent crude, the benchmark for more than half of the world’s oil, dropped 3.2 percent this quarter to $108.75 a barrel as of this morning in Dubai.
“Within the occasion of a disaster between Israel and Iran, we’d see oil costs spike, and this may profit the kingdom in the quick time period, but in the long run it could be negative as it could slow international financial growth,” Garnry of Saxo Bank Dubai said.
“Typically, we consider the U.A.E. to be the region’s secure haven, both in time period of capital and enterprise,” Peter Garnry of Saxo Bank Dubai said.
Middle East Investment Banks in Dubai
Dubai has managed over the years to grow into one of the leading business cities in the world apart from just being one of the most favored holiday destination s in the world. In the business sense however, this year alone has seen the United Arab Emirates investment banking sector face some shakeups as a result of the departure of some renowned investment bankers from the region. This was then followed by the downsizing of the local investment banks as a result of low volumes experienced last year. As a result, big investment banks have decided to trim their operation or pull out of the Middle East region all together. However, it is not only that is feeling the pressure associated with the tougher investment banking environment alone, it is a global affair according to three banking sources.
Saxo Bank launches iPhone and iPad optimised trading app
Saxo Bank & Saxo Capital Markets announces today the launch of its updated mobile trading app which is now optimised for use on an iPad. In addition iPhone users will experience minor upgrades in the form of bug fixes and performance enhancements. The new update of Saxo Banks mobile FX and stock trading app for iPad and iPhone gives traders more iPad optimized look plus the performance enhancements.
Head of Product Development, Henrik Dyrholm Holst, commented: “We are always striving to provide new and improved products and services to our clients to make trading as simple, quick and enjoyable as possible. I am delighted with the new app, as it further enhances our clients’ trading experience and enables them to get the most from the Saxo Bank platform from their tablet devices.”
More than 60,000 Trading app downloads
The updated app is distributed through the Apple App Store, and users with the current Saxo app on their iPhone or iPad will automatically receive an update notification.
The initial rollout of the updated app will be targeting all private clients of Saxo Bank, Saxo Banque (France and Belgium) and Saxo Capital Markets (UK, Singapore, Hong Kong, Panama, South Africa). The rollout for White Label Clients is expected to be completed in October.
To date more than 60,000 traders have downloaded the app which now makes up 8% of Saxo Bank’s overall trading volumes.
The new Saxo Bank office in Limasol, Cyprus, will be a regional business centre covering the whole of Eastern and Central Europe.
Vitali Boutbaev has been appointed as Head of Saxo Bank A/S Cyprus and will be responsible for running the business and bringing new clients on board.
Cyprus has, since joining the EU in 2004, grown to be a natural place to open a new office, which will cover the growing Central and Eastern European martkes as well. Cyprus has strong relations to Russia and other European markets, which is one reason for Saxo Bank to start oprating from Cyprus.
Saxo Bank Dubai awarded Best FX Platform
The “Best FX Platform” award was handed over to Jakob Beck Thomsen, Head of Saxo Bank Dubai Limited Tuesday evening at a ceremony in Dubai.
Jakob Beck Thomsen commented: “The award is an accolade to Saxo Bank’s experience in the online trading business, and follows the successful launch of several new FX products and features such as a new trading app for iPhone® Android. I am honoured to accept the award on behalf of the Bank and my colleagues. This award reflects our commitment to respond to our clients and investors and provide the FX market with consistent competitive pricing.”
Saxo Bank Dubai has been a market maker in the Middle East Region since it’s establishment in 2009. Saxo Bank Dubai recently launched the Islamic stock screener in the region that enables clients to identify and trade Islamic compliant stocks on more than 25 exchanges worldwide.
Read full story about the Saxo Bank Dubai Award.
Comments on ACI World Congress by J.B. Thomsen, Head of Saxo Bank Dubai
At last week’s ACI World Congress in Dubai, one of the biggest banking networking events in the region, all focus was on the challenges currently facing businesses in the financial markets. The event which is organised by the Financial Markets Association was supported by online trading and investment specialist Saxo Bank A/S, with more than 300 banking professionals attending from across the MENA region to network, discuss and debate.
The three-day programme started off with a welcome note from HE Sultan Bin Nasser Al Suweidi, UAE Central Bank Governor, followed by a keynote from Rick Pudner, CEO Emirates NBD Bank about the state of the financial market in Dubai. Panel discussions focussed around opportunities arising from the Arab spring, Sukuz trading and the future of the USD, BRICS and commodities. Saturday’s programme was focussed on the development of the Islamic banking market, OTC derivatives trading regulation and the global impact of a financial transaction tax. The congress was rounded off with a joint excursion to the Aquaventure water park on Sunday.
Jakob Beck Thomsen, Head of Saxo Bank Dubai Limited commented: “There are only a few congresses in the MENA region which provide banking professionals with not only an excellent infrastructure to network, but also with stimulating discussion and thought-provoking ideas addressing current issues in the financial markets. The ACI World Congress is one of them, and as supporters we are very pleased with the outcome – not only in terms of attendees, but also of constructive suggestions for the future of the financial markets.”
MENA will stand stronger by the end of 2012
Steen Jakobsen, Chief Economist at Saxo Bank A/S, the online trading and investment specialist, will be visiting Dubai to discuss with financial media and professional investors of Saxo Bank (Dubai) Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Saxo Bank A/S, the current market status in light of the recent crisis and the Bank’s outlook for the first quarter of 2012.
Steen Jakobsen, says: “We feel confident that MENA will stand stronger on both accounts at the end of 2012 but first we may need to go through a period of increased volatility. This leads us to a very defensive investment outlook not from a fear of the future rather from a high probability of seeing better entry levels during the course of the year.”
Read more about Steen Jacobsens visit to Saxo Banks Middle East headquarter in Dubai: Arab Finance, Al Bawaba, Ameinfo, and Zawya.

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Everyone wants to make a lasting impact. Although his life was cut short in 2005, Rob Stupka was an outstanding student whose impact can still be felt at Iowa State University.
Before his tragic death, Stukpa spent countless hours planning a research symposium in the Department of Biochemistry, Biophysics, and Molecular Biology (BBMB). Today, his memory is honored at the annual Stupka Symposium where undergraduates share their research with faculty and professionals.
This spring marked the 11th annual symposium.Mandy Gorniak and Flora Yen were the 2016 Symposium Chairs.
The Stupka Symposium is organized and run by undergraduate students in BBMB. Flora Yen, a senior in biochemistry and a symposium co-chair, has been involved with the Symposium since her freshman year. She wanted to try something out of her comfort zone and was able to get involved in research and grow her passion for it. Now, she’s in a leadership role. “Being involved with the planning committee shapes your ability to communicate, resolve problems, and ultimately, to find your passion in research,” Yen said. “Having others evaluate students’ work is crucial practice in sharing scientific research content.”
The single-day event takes nearly a year to plan.
Attendance this year was high. The number of registered students during the single-day event was 183, nearing the 212 students that attended last year’s two-day anniversary event.
Bob and Diane Stupka, Rob’s parents, attended the event.
“It’s always nice when the Stupkas are here and you see how grateful they are. It’s really rewarding to see after all the hard work,” Yen said. Their attendance is her favorite part of every symposium.
Students on the planning committee secure nationally recognized speakers for the event. This year they hosted Mariah Lawler, an alumna who knew Rob Stupka personally and was able to inspire attendees in a unique way.Students share their research during the second poster session.
In addition to speaking at the event, the planning committee invites guest speakers to interact with students during various activities the night before the symposium. Speakers and alumni also mingle and answer students’ questions during the event’s dinner.
The final element of the event is the poster sessions, during which students present their research and share their hard work and findings. The sessions are judged, and the three best posters receive recognition. Four students won the poster competition this year: Chaoyou Xue, a graduate student, and Jennifer Gribble, Morgan Barrett, and Jeff Carley. Barrett and Carley collaborated on a single poster.
Yen said this symposium made her a little emotional. “It got me thinking that I am actually leaving soon,” she said. However, though bittersweet, Yen is confident that she was part of something that will continue thriving even following her graduation.


Cardiff City manager Malky Mackay said Cardiff City were "a match for West Ham" in their 2-0 defeat to the Hammers. It was the Bluebirds' first ever game in the Premier League, but Mackay said the loss was not "a lesson" for the Welsh side.
"We knew before the game we had to be clinical. It's choices in that final pass, that final decision," he said.
"We had a three on two and Campbell decided to have a strike at target instead of sliding Bellamy in. It's about decision making, I don't think it's about learning lessons.
"We knew exactly what we were coming to, we knew what our game plan should be today and for vast parts of the game we certainly had control over a lot of the ball."
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An ex-boyfriend murdered a couple after he searched online for "16 steps to kill someone and not get caught, " a court heard today.
Andrew Saunders, 20, previously pleaded guilty to killing Matalan employees Zoe Morgan, 21, and Lee Simmons, 33.
A new model of ambulance services is to start today. Targets for response times are dropped for all but the most life-threatening calls.


Choir (or solos) and Organ or Piano. The Blessing of the Animals: Yes, it's that time of year when all God's creatures come down to be blessed! Okay, you might not want to sing this for a traditional worship service, but when you have dogs, cats, goldfish, guinea pigs, turtles, pygmy hedgehogs, and the occasional llama traveling down the center aisle to be blessed, what could be more fun than this? Set the organ to "calliopy" and sing away as the blessings begin (in more ways than one!) Use as many verses as you need.
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3/20/20 - This is an original and correct RZM marked Walther PPK from 1934-35 in excellent condition. The RZM (Reichs Zeug Meisterei) was the equipment office of the NSDAP and was established to contract for equipment. These pistols were commonly thought to be issued to the German political leaders of the time. The bluing on this pistol rates at 96-97%, with minor muzzle wear on either side of the slide, and a small area of finish loss on the rear right side of the slide. Early 90 degree safety. Excellent finger extension magazine and grip with no major cracks or chips. Minty bore.


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I had a facelift about 3 months ago and in the process of this the back of my neck or nap . Is this normal? Any information would help.
Why Do They Cut the Nap of Your Neck when Having a Facelift
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A Facelift incision is normally placed on the neck behind the ear but should be hidden in the hair
A Facelift incision is normally placed behind the ear and down along the nape of the neck but it must be hidden in the hair above the hairline along the neck so that it is not visible.
This incision is necessary to adequately tighten the neck and re drape the tissues properly after the facial skin is tightened and the excess removed.
This "posterior " aspect of the face;lift incision should not be visible and should be concealed by the hair at or above the hairline of the neck
One of the big differences between a great facelift and a not-so-great facelift is the result in the neck. The face and neck are connected and continuous structures, and they are in most cases rejuvenated simultaneously.
Several aging issues may need to be addressed in order to produce a youthful neck contour: skin laxity and excess, subcutaneous fat excess, sub-platysmal fat excess, platysma laxity and bands, and submandibular salivary gland prominence. The approach to the necklift part of a facial rejuvenation surgery should be specifically tailored to each patient’s individual needs.
Face and neck skin laxity is improved by undermining the skin, advancing it superiorly and laterally, and removing the excess around the ears. Facial skin excess is removed primarily in front of the ears, and neck skin laxity is removed primarily behind the ears. ‘Short scar’ facelifts and ‘weekend facelifts’ almost always fail to completely correct significant (and sometimes even mild) submandibular and neck area skin laxity and excess.
In addition to skin undermining, the SMAS (deep connective tissue layer of the face) and platysma (neck muscle layer deep to the skin) – which are connected and continuous structures – can be elevated and advanced laterally/superiorly to assist with skin advancement. SMAS/platysma lifts not only facilitate removal of skin excess, and help to produce longer-lasting and more natural-appearing facial rejuvenation results, but also take tension off of the skin closure, leading to better quality (i.e. much fainter) surgical scars.
For patients with a lot of inferior and lateral skin laxity, more skin will need to be removed in the area behind the ear. The ideal scar configuration is a scar that courses up the crease behind the ear and then turns posteriorly at a point ABOVE the visible bare area of skin behind the ear (mastoid area). The scar then runs along the hairline of the occipital scalp for whatever distance is necessary to remove the neck skin excess. Any other approach will create easily visible scars and/or distort the hairline behind the ear.
Obviously not all scars are created equal, and it really boils down to the planning, precision and experience of the surgeon. A scar along the occipital hairline should be invisible or almost invisible, and should not prevent a female patient from wearing her hair up. It should also be completely acceptable for women and men with short hair styles, who do not have hair to drape over behind-the-ear scars in order to hide them.
The occipital hairline incision should be beveled (cut at an angle) to preserve hair follicles, and it should be closed using suturing techniques that leave no telltale suture marks. If correctly performed, hair follicles in most cases some will actually grow across the scar itself, making for a scar that is invisible from a short distance away. Even on close-up inspection it still should be an almost invisible scar; my personal goal is to create scars that are difficult to impossible for a patient’s hair dresser to detect.
Nape of the neck incisions
Depending on how much laxity there is in the neck it may be necessary to make incisions towards the back of the ear/ neck, but rarely all the way to the very back
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A facelift incision typically extends along the back of teh ear and into the hairline It is important to make sure that the incision is well concealed in the hariline so that it is not visible after it has healed.
The lengthof the incision in the nape of the neck is largely dependent on the amont of exces skin that needs to be removed. If a large amount of skin needs to be trimmed it is actually beneficial to extend the incision so that you don't get scar irregularities such as a dog-ear deformity.
Incision does not typically exit onto the neck
Typically no, the incisions for a full Face Lift and Neck Lift start in the temple scalp, curve around the front of the ear, continue in the crease behind the ear and enter the posterior scalp but do not exit the hair onto the neck.
Incision along nape of neck for facelift
It is not uncommon to make an incision between the hairline and skin behind the ear (pretrichal) for patient with excessive neck skin that must be removed. Otherwise, the incision is typically made into the hairbearing skin of the scalp behind the ear to more easily camouflage the incision.
One downside to this pretrichal incision is potential scar widening. I would wait 4-6 months for the scar to mature and discuss revision with your surgeon if necessary. I recommend close followup with your surgeon to make the appropriate recommendations.
Extent of Facelift Incisions
As other Surgeons have correctly noted, the length or extent of the Facelift incision into the hairline depends on the amount of skin redundancy present at the time of surgery; your incision is not unusual. Generally, I use an incision that initially follows the occipital hairline, then at a defined lower position, enters the occipital hairline. This allows for removal of a greater amount of non-hair bearing skin.
Unusual scar after facelift? No.
Without a photograph it is difficult to tell exactly what you are talking about. I am assuming that you're talking about a vertical scar in the absolute back of your neck. This is not usually part of a facelift but if someone has excessive amounts of skin in their neck it has to be removed somewhere or cause bunching. The "somewhere" in this case is at the back of the neck. Generally this scar is preferable to bunching of the skin
Facelift with incision in the back of the neck.
This is only done if there is an extreme amount of skin hanging in the neck. Otherwise the incision can be placed in the hair or along the hairline behind the ear.
These answers are for educational purposes and should not be relied upon as a substitute for medical advice you may receive from your physician. If you have a medical emergency, please call 911. These answers do not constitute or initiate a patient/doctor relationship.


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I am fond of Paul Greenberg because he’s smart and knows a heck of a lot about CRM — most importantly, he’s a good judge of whether a company is for real or just playing around. I am also grateful to him for pointing out that I was the fortunate one to identify on-demand technology as a disruptive innovation.
Paul is busy writing the fourth edition of CRM at the Speed of Light, and if it’s like the last one, it will be a big book. Sometimes I kid him that he’s become the Walt Whitman of CRM.
As I recall, my disruptive innovation comment came from doing a lot of market research on the phenomenon. It was new, like nothing we’d seen before, and none of us were very sure if the disruption would last and create its own paradigm or if it would evaporate.
A New Way of Thinking
Many early on-demand companies did not last as long as the revolution they helped spawn, but I think it’s safe to say that we’ve gone from simple disruption to establishing a new way of thinking. On-demand is such a firmly established idea today that it really is its own paradigm, and it has made it easier for others to establish follow-on paradigms.
Zipcar established a different paradigm for car rental, Netflix did the same for movie rental — just to name a couple that have almost nothing to do with software or SaaSware. You can say the same about the cell phone business. Today, unless you are buying one of those high-end, do-anything gadgets, you can get the hardware embedded in the cost of the service.
Closer to home, Zuora went deep into on-demand computing and established a new paradigm for on-demand billing. Companies that sell their wares as a service now have billing and payments solutions that work the same way they do.
To be sure, there are still disruptions going on, but as each one takes hold in the market, we realize that the disruptive value is decreasing because the paradigm is now well-established. We will see more disruptive ideas and companies, and I think this recession is an ideal breeding ground, but each disruption will seem less dramatic because the paradigm is now so well-established.
Nonetheless, there will be more to watch and wonder about, especially as the old paradigm sputters and crashes. If you want to see an old paradigm in its death throes, you can look at GM fighting with a business model of building big, fuel-inefficient cars. The news is full of stories about impending bankruptcy.
Speaking of news, is there anything sadder than the long list of American newspapers that can’t make a profit? Papers are a classic example of the entrenched leader not wanting anything to do with new ideas for fear that implementing them might erode profitability. The Boston Globe, in my hometown, is the latest example. Newspapers in general have been slow to adopt the Internet or to develop pricing schemes that allow them to charge for their content. Their business model is broken, but no one has the ability to ask a different question. Instead, they cut costs, cheapening product in the process only to drive away customers.
‘Gradually. Then All at Once’
A reporter once asked Ernest Hemingway how he went broke. His answer, in addition to being a great example of his laconic style, perfectly encapsulates the shifting paradigms that are all around us. Papa said, “Gradually. Then all at once.” That’s how paradigms shift — gradually, then boom!
Whether you have a hedge fund, a newspaper, a manufacturing operation or even a software company, the nature of business is making progress, and that means finding ways to deliver better products and services at more competitive prices. Failure to understand this basic tenet of business leads inevitably to a fall off a cliff.
Other than the few pages I contributed, I have not seen any of Greenberg’s book, but I look forward to it. When it comes out, about five years after the last edition, it will have much that is new, and in a side-by-side comparison, it will be interesting to see which companies leveraged the paradigm five years ago, and which are absent.
Denis Pombriant is the managing principal of the Beagle Research Group, a CRM market research firm and consultancy. Pombriant’s research concentrates on evolving product ideas and emerging companies in the sales, marketing and call center disciplines. His research is freely distributed through a blog and Web site. He is working on a book and can be reached at [email protected].

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NEWPORT, R.I. - Senior center Lindsay Shorey (Ashland, Mass.) scored 15 of her game-high 20 points in the second half to lead Salve Regina University women's basketball to a 63-42 win over visiting Gordon College in Commonwealth Coast Conference (CCC) action in Newport.
Salve Regina (15-8; 12-4 CCC) wins for the 10th straight time in its all-time series with Gordon (7-16; 2-14 CCC).
The Seahawks went to sophomore forward Marissa Pendergast (Medfield, Mass.) on their opening possession to claim an early 2-0 lead. The Fighting Scots had their own sophomore forward give them a 3-2 lead when Skylar Bareford (Stonington, Conn.) sank a 3-pointer on their opening possession.
Brooke Kratche (Chagrin Falls, Ohio) made it a 5-2 score before Salve Regina went on a 13-2 run over four and a half minutes. Shorey and Laura Anne Dinan (Monterey, Mass.) had two baskets apiece during the run. Kaitlyn Birrell (Scituate, R.I.) and Brianna DelValle (Belchertown, Mass.) had a jumper and layup, respectively.
Birrell was more busy stealing and distributing the ball in the first half, tallying six swipes and eight assists by the break.
Gordon freshman guard Aly Towle (Rochester, N.Y.) had two baskets during a 9-4 spurt by the Scots to get within three points (19-16; 6:53 remaining in the first), but Salve Regina closed the half with a 16-8 run including a 3-pointer from three different players - Cortney Rosenlund (Whitinsville, Mass.), Sarah Averill (Newfields, N.H.), and Lisa Bucci (Irvington, N.Y.).
The Seahawks put the game out of reach 12 minutes into the second half with a 22-9 run to open the period. Shorey, who was honored before the game along with fellow senior co-captain Kira Murphy (New Boston, N.H.), made 7-of-9 field goals in the 12-minute span. Rosenlund had two more baskets for a season-best nine-point effort.
Birrell finished with 10 assists, her third game this season with double-figure assists. Shorey had 11 rebounds while Pendergast had 11 points as Salve Regina remained in a tie for second place in the league with Endicott College. The Gulls face league-leading University of New England on Tuesday.
Salve Regina entertains Nichols College on Valentine's Day. Anyone wearing red will be admitted free to the 6 p.m. contest.
Leanna Tallamy (Wantage, N.J.) led Gordon with a double-double effort, 15 points and 10 rebounds. Kratche also had 10 boards for the Scots who play their final regular season home game against Wentworth on Tuesday.


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Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases: Specific defects
- Gulbu Uzel, MD
Gulbu Uzel, MD
- Clinical Investigator
- National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
- National Institutes of Health
Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases (MSMD, MIM #209950) is caused by genetic defects in the mononuclear phagocyte/T helper cell type 1 (Th1) pathway . Patients with MSMD have increased susceptibility to systemic infections with weakly virulent nontuberculous mycobacteria (NTM) including the Bacillus Calmette-Guérin (BCG) vaccine strain. This topic reviews specific forms of MSMD. The pathogenesis, presentation, diagnosis, and general management of MSMD are reviewed separately. (See "Mendelian susceptibility to mycobacterial diseases: An overview".)
INTERFERON-GAMMA RECEPTOR DEFICIENCIES
Mutations in both interferon-gamma receptor (IFN-gamma-R) chains have been identified and characterized [2-9]:
●Interferon-gamma receptor 1 deficiency (IFNGR1, gene encoded on chromosome 6q23-q24)
●Interferon-gamma receptor 2 deficiency (IFNGR2, gene encoded on chromosome 21q22.1-q22.2)
Autosomal recessive (AR) defects in IFNGR1 and IFNGR2 result in complete or partial deficiencies. Autosomal dominant (AD) inheritance resulting in partial deficiencies is also observed for both genes [1,10].
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- INTERFERON-GAMMA RECEPTOR DEFICIENCIES
- Autosomal recessive complete interferon-gamma receptor deficiencies
- Autosomal dominant partial interferon-gamma receptor deficiencies
- Autosomal recessive partial interferon-gamma receptor deficiencies
- IL-12 RECEPTOR BETA1 DEFICIENCY
- IL-12 p40 DEFICIENCY
- STAT1 DEFICIENCY
- Autosomal recessive STAT1 deficiency
- Autosomal dominant STAT1 deficiency
- IRF8 DEFICIENCY
- GATA2 DEFICIENCY (MonoMAC SYNDROME)
- ISG15 DEFICIENCY
- X-LINKED DEFECTS

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(2) Aluminium, magnesium, iron and zinc do not produce a useful identifying flame colour. (3) A more advanced test to distinguish iron(II) ions, Fe 2+ and iron(III) ions, Fe 3+ (i) If potassium hexacyanoferrate(III) solution is added to the suspected iron solution, iron(II) ions give a deep blue precipitate of Turnbull''s blue.
Adding calcium chloride, for instance, may help displace some of the heavy metal for subsequent hydroxide precipitation. The ‘Sulfex’ process uses freshly precipitated ferrous sulfide (FeS) as the source for the S 2 - ion with the pH typically adjusted to between 8 and 9.
2:23 (Triple only) explain how the method of extraction of a metal is related to its position in the reactivity series, illustrated by carbon extraction for iron and electrolysis for aluminium; 2:24 (Triple only) be able to comment on a metal extraction process, given appropriate information
- Calcium: The sample solution was pipetted of 4.0 mL, diluted in a 10-mL volumetric flask with demineralized water. All the standard solution was further measured by atomic absorption spectrometer using sodium, potassium, magnesium, and calcium hollow hode lamp at a …
Examples for metal-displacement reactions: Zinc can displace copper from copper sulphate solution and iron from ferrous sulphate solution. So zinc is more reactive than iron and copper. If a piece of zinc metal is added to aluminium sulphate solution, no reaction takes place. So aluminium is …
Ores are rocks that contain minerals and metals. But how do we get them out? By extraction of course! There are a few methods which GCSE chemistry students need to be aware of. Do you know them? Try this fun quiz, written by teachers especially to help Year 10 and Year 11 students revise the topic.
Iron and aluminum in the filtrate are precipitated as their hydroxides and filtered. The resulting solution containing calcium magnesium is diluted to 250cm3 and supplied for estimation. Calcium ions present in the solution is determined by titrating a known volume of the cement solution with EDTA.
Calcium chloride standard stock solution, 1.00 ml=0.50 mg calcium: Suspend 1.250 g CaCO3, dried at 180°C for 1.0 hour before weighing, in distilled water and dissolve cautiously with a minimum of dilute HC1. Dilute to 1,000 ml with distilled water. Calcium chloride standard working solutions: Prepare a …
During electrolysis Calcium is also obtained but it does not mix with Sodium. Explain. Answer: During electrolysis calcium is also obtained at hode but sodium and calcium are separated from each other due difference in density. Density of Na is 0.67gm/cc and the density of …
Magnesium: extraction; Brife introduction; Magnesium is found in solution in sea-water (about 1.3 kg m-3 magnesium) and in natural brines. It is also found extensively in the ores magnesite (MgCO3) and dolomite (MgCO3.CaCO3). Both of the two types of resources can be used as raw materials to manufacture magnesium metal.
01.03.2018· Iron; 3Fe(s) + 4H 2O(g) → Fe 3O 4(s) + 4H 2(g) 8. Why does calcium float in water? Answer. It is because hydrogen gas is formed which sticks to surface of calcium, therefore it floats. 9. Name a non-metal which is lustrous and a metal which is non-lustrous. Answer. Iodine is a non-metal which is lustrous, lead is a non-lustrous metal. 10.
Chelants coine with ions that form deposits, such as calcium, magnesium, iron, and copper. The metal chelate formed is water-soluble. When the chelate is stable, precipitation does not occur. Although there are many substances having chelating properties, EDTA and NTA are, to date, the most suitable chelants for boiler feedwater treatment.
Galvanization is the process of applying a protective layer of zinc on a metal. It is a very common method of preventing the rusting of iron. This can be done by dipping the metal to be protected in hot, molten zinc or by the process of electroplating. Zinc is a relatively cheap metal that sticks to steel easily.
The invention relates to a method for preparing pentaerythritol through a calcium method and discloses a method for preparing pentaerythritol through a low-ash calcium method. The method comprises the following steps: by taking formaldehyde and acetaldehyde as raw materials and taking calcium hydroxide as a alyst and a reactant, preparing the pentaerythritol, and adding a formose inhibitor
The preparation of certain metal surfaces to receive electrodeposits is described. Surfaces of the metals are subjected to shot blasting by ferrous metal shot, and the surfaces then are given a coating of copper by displacement from a copper salt solution. The method applies to U, Zr, Ti, Ta, Ni, Mo, W, and V.
Calcium is extracted from one of its own compounds because it is not found by itself in nature. The process that it used to extract it is still the same as it was when a German scientist
25.06.2019· Aluminum (also known as aluminum) is the most abundant metal element in the earth''s crust. And it''s a good thing, too, because we use a lot of it. About 41 million tons are smelted each year and employed in a wide arrange of appliions.
- Metal ores are normally in the form of oxides, sulphides or carbonates. Metal Ore Chemical Compound in Ore Aluminium Bauxite Aluminium Oxide Iron Haematite Iron (III) Oxide Tin Cassiterite Tin (IV) Oxide Zinc Zinc Blende Zinc Sulphide -
It is generally known that many minerals and metals exist, dissolved in seawater and in the waters of briny lagoons and salt lakes. According to Stanford University, in the US, seawater contains
01.03.2011· In the method using chelating agents, EDTA at pH 4.4 was the best for separating heavy metal ions (90.1% for Cd 2+, 87.1% for Zn 2+) and recovering SDS (65.5% for Cd 2+, 68.5% for Zn 2+). With the reclaimed SDS in MEUF, the removal efficiencies of heavy metal ions were 90.3% for Cd 2+, 89.6% for Zn 2+.
Aluminum, Calcium, Magnesium Ions A white precipitate is formed when sodium hydroxide is added to solutions containing aluminum ions (Al +3 ), calcium ions (Ca +2 ) or magnesium ions (Mg +2 ).
15 Iron and Aluminium Extraction. 16 Hydrocarbons, Oil and Polymers. 17 Separate Sciences: Ethanol. 2.20 describe the laboratory preparation of Carbon Dioxide from Calcium Carbonate and dilute Hydrochloric acid. so using this method means you never know how …
Method of extraction : Potassium Sodium Magnesium Aluminium Electrolysis – the metal compound is melted, then broken down by electricity (electrolysed). Zinc Iron Tin Lead Chemical reduction by carbon – the carbon is heated with the metal oxide.
Titanium comprises 0.63% of the Earth''s crust and is the fourth most abundant structural metal, after aluminium, iron and magnesium. The main ores are rutile (TiO 2 ) and ilmenite (FeTiO 3 ) in beach sand deposits (Western Australia), ilmenite-haematite (Canada), and ilmenite-magnetite (Ukraine) in hard rock deposits (Figure 5).
Important Question for Class 10 Science Metals and Non-Metals PDF will help you in scoring more marks.. This consists of 1 mark Questions, 3 Mark Numericals Questions, 5 Marks Numerical Questions and previous year questions from Metals and Non-Metals Chapter.
important – e.g., how much iron in an ore sample, how much lead in your drinking water, calcium in intracellular fluids. In a sense, it’s the simplest type of analysis, since there are only about 120 possible analytes. But to do the analysis, the sample has to be completely destroyed (chemically and physically) and reduced to individual gas

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In a conversational, no-nonsense approach to a controversial issue, 10 Lies the Church Tells Women discusses 10 traditional ideas many Christian churches have used to claim the Bible restrains women from leadership.
In her book, 7 Deadly Sins of Women in Leadership, Kate Coleman outlines what she believes are the seven most destructive behaviors that women in leadership succumb to: limiting self-perceptions, failure to draw the line, inadequate personal vision, an unhealthy work-life rhythm, the ‘disease to please,' colluding instead of confronting, and neglecting family matters.
This book makes a distinct contribution to the current literature on biblical teachings about men and women in marriage and as co-workers in the service of Christ. The three strands in Wright's book refers to man, woman, and God.
Julia Kavanaugh, an Irish Roman Catholic, was a Victorian novelist and biographer. Her book "Women of Christianity" offers the earliest survey of women’s lives in the Christian tradition. This text refutes the frequent charge of trendiness of egalitarianism, as it was written 150 years ago. It confronts male-dominated history (“great events, dazzling actions”) as pagan and transcends the “wearisome similarity” often depicted in saints’ lives. Finally, her book invites connections with contemporary feminist texts.
This workshop examines the impact of church responses to victims of family violence and explores the role Christians can serve in breaking patterns of silence and biblical misinterpretations that contribute to continuing abuse and vulnerability.
This lecture draws from the latest leadership literature to make a compelling case for the importance of advancing more women into leadership by addressing both internal and external deterrents. It also examines what works to overcome the "stained glass ceiling" by enhancing women's leadership self-efficacy, particularly within Christian subcultures.
Anatomy of a Schism is unlike any other book about a church split. Most narratives of a split revolve around a theological or moral interpretation that becomes so difficult to walk together in that the only logical conclusion is to walk apart. What’s often lost in these narratives is the individual stories of people who experienced and dialoged about the schism as it was happening. In many instances, we can watch a news segment about a church split which may give an overview of what happened and inform the viewer that the once unified congregation will now be meeting in part at the park district and in part at the library. Rarely, do you hear the news anchor inform their audience about how the schism affected nine year-old Susan or ten year-old Jack.


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Lilah Pierce of The Good Grief Writer is hosting today's fest, where writers put up the last several lines of something they wrote, whether it's the end of a chapter, a story, or an entire book. I thought it sounded like a ball, and I look forward to reading the other participants' last last lines.
We're allowed to include up to 25 lines (so there's enough back story for the final bit to make sense). Instead of making my entry that long, I'm throwing out three endings to chapters (mostly because I'm indecisive).
They're all from Band of Sisters. (Not THE ending, mind you. I'm not going to spoil stuff, but here you'll get to see three of the five women in the book and their personalities: Kim, Jessie, and Nora.)
End of Chapter 5 (Kim):
Until now, she'd pictured the baby as a mass of tissue that was making her feel sick all the time and making her pants tight. Now it looked real. She'd seen it moving around. She'd seen the heartbeat. It was a real person.Darn it.
End of Chapter 23 (Jessie):
"Here I was feeling guilty for getting the bigger steak because I'd have to cut down on diapers or something else in this week's budget to make up for it. Running out of diapers wouldn't have been good."
End of Chapter 30 (Nora):
She'd send a note to Russell demanding that he stay at the base from here on. Being a colonel should offer a few perks, and one of them should be not turning your wife into a widow.
Find the links to the other blogfest participants HERE.
Shameless plug: To download the first three chapters of Band of Sisters, go HERE.


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Keerthy Suresh, who was busy promoting her film Mahanati, has finally joined the sets of Vijay-AR Murugadoss's film.
The actress is currently on cloud nine since her performance in the biopic of the legendary actress Savitri has been praised to the moon by critics and fans.
Keerthy and Vijay have started shooting for the film in Chennai, according to reports. The duo is shooting for a song sequence.
In a short span of time, Keerthy has become one of the leading heroines of Tamil cinema. With Savitri, she has also earned a name in Tollywood.
Thalapathy 62 marks her second film with Vijay. They both acted together in the film Bairava, which didn't do well as expected.
Thalapathy 62 is expected to hit the theatres for Diwali.


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UWIC Biomedical Science student wins recognition for Type 2 Diabetes research
THE work of Lisa Atkin, a Biomedical Science student from the University of Wales Institute, Cardiff (UWIC), has been included in a prestigious new journal Bioscience Horizons.
In the journal the ten best science-based undergraduate projects from the UK and the Republic of Ireland are published for the general public to read. Lisa, from Cardiff, spent the final year of her BSc degree doing research into Type 2 Diabetes, and is the author of a Bioscience Horizons article summarizing her work, entitled Rosiglitazone-induced SERCA2b inhibition: implications for monocyte cytoskeletal remodelling and diabetic microangiopathy.
Type 2 Diabetes is a widespread and growing problem in the Western world, with an estimated three million people in the UK projected to suffer from the disease by 2010. The disease originates from an inability of the cells of the body to respond to the hormone Insulin, causing many harmful consequences to the patient. Lisa’s research involved the effects of the disease on white blood cells, which become more rigid, and so may become trapped in the small blood vessels of patients with Type 2 Diabetes. Using isolated white blood cells, Lisa identified the mechanism by which a drug that is commonly used to treat Type 2 Diabetes caused these cells to become less rigid. The increased flexibility that results in the white blood cells of patients taking this drug should reduce the risk of so-called ‘vascular diabetic complications’ – for example, problems arising in the eyes, kidneys and feet due to white blood cells becoming trapped in small blood vessels.
Commenting on her work Lisa said: “I was very pleased to be asked to write a paper for inclusion in Bioscience Horizons. I enjoyed doing the labwork for my project, and now writing this paper has given me an extra insight into the process of reporting new scientific findings to a wider audience. I’m very grateful to UWIC for supporting my research.”
Dr Richard Webb, Lecturer at UWIC’s Centre for Biomedical Sciences and Lisa’s project supervisor, said: “The beauty of the new Bioscience Horizons journal is that it acknowledges and reports the work of students who are embarking on a career in scientific research and highlights the importance of the link between teaching and research in higher education. Having performed well in the taught elements of her course, Lisa can now add the experience of carrying out and publishing Biomedical research to her CV.”
For further information contact Kelly Harper, Communications Assistant:
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Notes for Editors:
• Lisa Atkin has now embarked upon a PhD, in which she is continuing her research into Type 2 Diabetes. Some of her initial PhD data has been included in a recent scientific journal as part of the following article:
o Caddy, J., Singh, N., Atkin, L., Ahluwalia, M., Roberts, A.W., Lang, D., Thomas, A.W. and Webb, R. (2008): Rosiglitazone Transiently Disturbs Calcium Homeostasis in Monocytic Cells Biochemical Biophysical Research Communications 366, p.149-155.
• Dr Richard Webb lectures on UWIC’s MSc, BSc (Hons) and HND/C Biomedical Science, Applied Bioscience and Sports Biomedicine and Nutrition programmes, and is continuing his research into Type 2 Diabetes.
• Lisa’s Bioscience Horizons journal article can be accessed via the following link: http://biohorizons.oxfordjournals.org/current.dtl


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More than 5 million South Sudanese men, women and children are at risk for starvation, according to reports from the country itself and the United Nations.
The South Sudanese government has declared famine in two counties of the country, according to an announcement by the South Sudan government and three U.N. agencies. The catastrophe is the result of a 3-year-old civil war in the country, USA Today reports.
U.N. officials allege that President Salva Kiir’s government is blocking food aid to some areas.
“This famine is man-made,”said Joyce Luma, head of the World Food Program in South Sudan. “There is only so much that humanitarian assistance can achieve in the absence of meaningful peace and security.”
“Our worst fears have been realized,” said Serge Tissot, head of the Food and Agriculture Organization in South Sudan. He said the war has disrupted the otherwise fertile country, causing civilians to rely on “whatever plants they can find and fish they can catch.”
Roughly 5.5 million people, or about 50 percent of South Sudan’s population, are expected to be severely food insecure and at risk of death in the coming months, said the report. It added that nearly three-quarters of all households in the country suffer from inadequate food.
If food aid does not reach children urgently, “many of them will die,” said Jeremy Hopkins, head of the U.N. children’s agency in South Sudan. Over 250,000 children are severely malnourished, Hopkins said, meaning that they are at risk of death.
U.N. officials say that hunger in South Sudan is even more shocking because of the country’s fertile land.
South Sudan, it should be noted, is not the same country as the one named in President Donald Trump’s twice-struck-down travel ban. The country named in that executive order is Sudan, which South Sudan gained independence from in 1998.
USA Today reports during that war, between 70,000 to several hundred thousand South Sudanese died of famine.
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22nd November 1848
Charles Robert CURETON, CB - 16th Light Dragoons - killed
Aged 60. Born in 1789, he joined the 14th Light Dragoons under the name Charles Roberts, and served throught the Peninsular Campaign, transferring to the 1/40th Foot. He recieved the MGS medal with 11 clasps! In 1819 he was a Lieutenant with the 16th Light Dragoons. He earned the Ghuzni medal in 1839, the Gwalior star and a CB in 1842. The Sutlej medal ('Aliwal') in 1846, and was appointed Adjutant General in India, in 1846. He was appointed a Brigadier-General for the Punjab campaign. He was killed when he tried to 'stop the fatal charge made by Colonel Havelock and the 14th Light Dragoons...' His third son, Lieutenant Augustus John Cureton, 14th Light Dragoons, was killed soon after at Chilianwalla.
Memorial at Ramnagur - "Sacred to the memory of Brigadier General Charles Robert Cureton, CB. Adjutant General, 16th Light Dragoons, Queen's Troop who fell in the Engagement with the Sikh Troops near this spot on the 22nd November 1848 When in Command of the Cavalry of the of the Army under General Lord Gough. Aged 60 Years."
Captain John Forster FITZGERALD - 14th Light Dragoons - wounded on the 22nd and died of his wounds on the 26th November 1848. Born c. 1820, the eldest son of Field-Marshall Sir John Forster FitzGerald, GCB (18th Foot). He served at Ghuzni (Medal) in 1839.
William HAVELOCK, KH - 14th Light Dragoons - killed in
Aged 55. Born 23 January 1793 at Sunderland. Son of William Havelock and brother of Major-General Sir Henry Havelock, KCB. Served in the Peninsular with the 1/43rd Foot and received the MGS with 7 clasps. He was slightly wounded at Quatre Bras and was at Waterloo (Medal). In 1824 he was made a Knight of the Hanoverian Guelphic Order.He was killed when he led a charge against Sikh troops, but the charge became bogged down in a river bed and was fired upon from the banks. He left a widow, Caroline.
Memorial at Ramnagur - "Sacred to the memory of William Havelock, Lt Colonel 14 Lt. Dragoons. who fell nobly on the field of Ramnaggar near this spot at the head of his gallant Regt on the 22nd Nov 1848. Born 1793, entered the army 1808, and joined the Peninsular Army, came to India in 1824 and served till his gallant death, regarded throughout India for all that is manly, gallant, and becoming in the gentleman and soldier and in the words of his brother the best and bravest of England's chivalry need not disdain to make a pilgrimage to this spot."
Subedar-Major MIR SHER ALI Sirdar Bahadar - 8th Light Cavalry - killed in action. Aged 78.

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Damien 6, Palos Verdes 3
A crowd of approximately 500 were treated to a competitive game at Tom Carroll Stadium as the Spartans (19-6) overcame a 3-0 deficit in the fifth inning and exploded for six runs, capped off by Dorian Granados’ three-run blast off the left-field scoreboard, in defeating the Sea Kings.
Upland 10, Riverside Arlington 1
Scott Frazier threw another complete game, striking out seven with no walks for the Highlanders (21-5). Derek Plant hit a three-run homer in a five-run second inning.
Cory Padelford went 3 for 4 with four RBIs and two runs scored for Upland, which plays Arcadia on Tuesday at a site to be determined.
Santa Barbara 7, Los Osos 4
Jake Hernandez was a single shy of the cycle, scoring twice with three RBIs and a home run, but the Grizzlies (17-7) fell short to the host Dons (20-4-1).
Ryan Ferrer went 2 for 2 with a double and two runs while Spencer Thornton went 2 for 4 for Los Osos, which tallied nine hits.
Rialto 2, Mission Hills Alemany 0
Julio Espinoza threw a one-hitter, striking out eight, to lead the visiting Knights (17-10) to a first-round victory. Rialto will host La Mirada on Tuesday in second-round action.
Hector Perez and Alex Gonzales knocked in runs for Rialto while Abel Osuna went 2 for 2 with a double.
Yucaipa 3, Encino Crespi 1
Taijuan Walker came up huge for the visiting Thunderbirds (24-6), as he threw a complete game, striking out three and scattering two hits as well as picking off three runners at first base in the upset victory over the defending Division 2 champion Celts (22-6).
Colony 4, Costa Mesa Estancia 2
The Titans (17-9) scored all four runs in the fourth inning, with Mike Rodriguez hitting a two-run double and Shawn Sweeney following that with a two-run single in defeating the host Eagles (17-11).
Aaron Bernal (6-1) struck out two, walked none and gave up five singles while Robert Brenes earned his second save, striking out two for Colony.
Kaiser 13, La Quinta 4
Antonio Duenas went 3 for 4, including an estimated 420-foot, three-run homer to break open the game for the Cats (19-8) in defeating the Blackhawks (16-11) at home. Kaiser advances to face St. Paul in the second round and hopes to surpass last year’s semifinals appearance.
Chance Fuglistahler pitched four innings, allowing four hits, striking out two and also went 2 for 5 with two RBIs for Kaiser, which scored 11 runs in the first three innings.


The county’s roads have become safer, according to statistics released this week by the Department of Transport.
There were 29 deaths on the county’s roads between the beginning of April 2012 and the end of March 2013, and 1,470 injuries.
This is compared to the same period between 2011 and 2012, when there were 28 deaths and 1,646 casualties.
Chief Insp Dave Lawson, of the specialist operations unit at Northamptonshire Police, said deaths on the county’s roads are ‘tragic’ but the force would continue to take a number of measures to help to reduce accidents on the road.
He said: “Tragically, 29 people lost their lives between April 1, 2012, and March 31 this year, and our thoughts, as always, are with those who have lost loved ones.
“We remain resolutely committed to making Northamptonshire’s roads as safe as possible and are involved in various initiatives across the county to make as much of a difference as possible.”
Northants Police officially records fatal collisions on the county’s roads from January to December each calendar year.
According to figures released by the county’s force in 2012 there were 36 fatal collisions, and so far this there have been 14.
Chief Insp Lawson said the figures indicate the work the force is doing is working, but has urged drivers to stay safe.
He said: “So far, the work we are doing appears to be working, with the number of fatalities so far this year markedly lower than the same time last year and we hope this trend continues.
“However, we are not being complacent and so I would urge every motorist to take some simple steps to ensure they and their passengers are as safe as possible while using Northamptonshire’s roads.
“Always use your seatbelt, switch off your mobile phone, make sure you drive appropriately to the weather conditions and always drive within the speed limit.
“Also, never drink and drive and make sure you are not too tired while behind the wheel.”
He added that a number of measures have been taken to make the county’s roads safer, including targeting drivers on the road with no insurance .
He said “We are also cracking down on those motorists who insist on getting behind the wheel without valid insurance, tax or an MOT, using automatic number plate recognition technology.
“Often those motorists who are driving illegal vehicles also drive without regard for the rules of the road and we believe tackling them will help to make our roads safer.
“Our mobile safety camera vans are also out and about, ensuring speed limits are adhered to and we also run educational courses .”
He added the Community Speed Watch scheme has been successful and urged anybody interested in setting up the scheme in their village to contact their safer community team, or the parish clerk.
Stopping fatal collisions
Northants Police will continue to work hard with the county council to reduce the number of fatal accidents on the A6, according to a top officer.
Chief Insp Lawson, of Northants Police, said: “While potential engineering work on the A6 is being looked into by Northamptonshire County Council, we have stepped up patrols in a bid to ensure motorists are driving appropriately to the conditions they find on a road which is now a designated red route, having seen a number of fatal and serious injury collisions this year.”


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The Philadelphia Eagles are not exactly getting the respect the number one seed in the NFL playoffs usually gets. And it is all because they lost starting quarterback Carson Wentz last month.
Wentz tore his anterior cruciate ligament on December 10 and has been out since, and the Eagles offense has struggled with Nick Foles at the helm.
Because of that, the Atlanta Falcons are slight favourites to beat the Eagles in the NFC divisional round on Saturday.
The Falcons (11-6) are the first sixth-seeded team to be favoured over a top seed since the NFL expanded the playoffs to 12 sides in 1990.
HOW WILL FOLES FARE?
He was not very good in Philadelphia's final two games. The Eagles (13-3) failed to score in a 6-0 loss to the Dallas Cowboys to close the season as Foles was just four of 11 for 39 yards with an interception in the defeat. That was after he went 19 of 38 for 163 yards with a touchdown and interception in an ugly 19-10 win over the Oakland Raiders in week 16.
Foles, who has thrown for 537 yards with five touchdowns and two interceptions this season, will have to be at his best against an opportunistic Falcons defense that forced a pair of turnovers in last weekend’s 26-13 wildcard win over the Los Angeles Rams.
CAN AJAYI REPLICATE HIS EARLIER SUCCESS?
A mid-season acquisition by the Eagles, the former Miami Dolphins running back lit up the Falcons on October 15. He ran for 130 yards on 26 carries in a 20-17 Dolphins victory in Atlanta.
The Eagles can help take some of the pressure off Foles with a heavy dose of Jay Ajayi. While the third-year back was with the Dolphins, Miami went 7-0 whenever he had 24 or more carries. He ran for more than 200 yards in three of those games.
WILL THE EAGLES BE ABLE TO STOP ATLANTA'S OFFENSE?
The Eagles had the NFL's fourth-ranked defense and the league’s top rush defense. The Falcons have not run the ball with nearly the efficiency they did last year on their way to the Super Bowl, but Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman remain a formidable tandem.
The bigger concern, though, is the outside with receivers Julio Jones and Mohamed Sanu. When teams game plan to stop Jones, Sanu has a knack for having huge games. In the five games in which Sanu scored this season, Jones was kept out of end zone.
While the Eagles defensive backs will have to contain Sanu and Jones, they cannot let someone else — like receivers Taylor Gabriel or Justin Hardy or tight end Austin Hooper (those three have combined for seven touchdowns this season) — beat them.
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The top performers in the state of Alabama are recognized for their accomplishments in the 2011…
Bone's Best: Jake Ganus
59. Jake Ganus
No. 243 Wide receiver
Chelsea High School
Did you know: Ganus rushed for 1,491 yards and 22 touchdowns. He added 1,098 yards passing and nine touchdowns. He had 44 tackles and one interception on defense. He was named the MVP at the South Showcase combine last spring in Oxford, Ala.
Recruitment: Ganus committed to UAB.
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The word 'expedition' could put you off right from the start. But if you are picturing crampons, sturdy boots and a rucksack with your tent in it then you would be mistaken - that's not what we're talking about..
Expedition ships carry a full complement of lecturers and expedition leaders, whose expertise ranges from photography to marine biology, from birdlife to geology, and from geopolitics to exploration and climate change. These are people who are passionate about their subject, and ready to tell you all about it.
Expedition ships carry a number of RIBs (Rigid Inflatable Boats), also known as Zodiacs, which are sturdy boats carrying about 12 people. As a rule, you are supplied with a life jacket, and then clamber from the expedition ship into one of these boats, and sit on the side, holding on to the ropes around the edge. After the first time, you gain confidence doing this - the crew is highly experienced at helping you get in and out of the boats, and ensuring you don't fall. However, you do need a certain amount of agility, as they often land straight onto the beach. The crew stand by to help you on and off the vessels, and you quickly learn the best technique. But you should aim for efficiency rather than elegance!
Even in locations where there is no limit on the number of people landing, the expedition will often be planned to give a variety of experiences, so passengers are divided into groups - some may go ashore, others tour the coastline by Zodiac to get a particular perspective on the landscape or wildlife, others still head to a particular spot for deep sea snorkelling or diving. As a rule, in fine weather you can expect two, and sometimes three, landings or other activities a day.
Cruising between landings can provide some of the voyage's highlights, with amazing scenery, pack ice, whales breaching in the distance, a group of seals basking on the rocks, or a bear fishing on the shore. Expedition cruises are multi-faceted - you might choose your itinerary because of the scenery, the history or the opportunity to visit communities so isolated that they only see visitors once a year. You could be looking for wilderness, for a paradise island, or for an encounter with people far removed from the western world.
You can find all of this, but above all, you will come face to face with the natural world. If you stand still, the lives of mammals, birds, insects and sea creatures will play out at your very feet - and this is no Disney film, but more like a David Attenborough documentary - occasionally you might see a fight to the death!
Expeditions entice people of all ages and from all walks of life. Some have saved up for the holiday of a lifetime, others are fortunate enough to be working through their bucket list. It's a great holiday for families, so you might have a whole range of ages, and expect a huge mix of nationalities too. What unites everyone is a similar mindset - a spirit of adventure, a wish to be engaged and involved, and a driving excitement about sharing the day's experiences.
If you'd like to find out more about expedition cruising then head over to our Mundy Adventures site, where you'll find all the latest news and advice on small ship adventures to the world's most exciting destinations.

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Collins Community Credit Union will build a 86,000-square-foot headquarters on Cedar Rapids’s Blairs Ferry Road NE.
The project should be complete by spring 2020, Collins Marketing Director Mai-Linh Hoang said Monday.
The construction, at 1005 Blairs Ferry Rd. NE across from the Target department store, will part of the 35-acre, $70 million, mixed-use Northtowne Market development.
The price tag for the project was not disclosed.
The credit union has some 300 employees in Eastern Iowa and Des Moines, about 200 of whom will move into the new site.
“Our goal is to bring all our support staff together in one location,” Hoang noted, as they currently are housed in different locations in Cedar Rapids.
The site will be developed by an entity made up of the credit union, Hunter Companies and Ambrose Development.
Ambrose and Associates Realtors will be the leasing agent for the approximate 12,000 square feet of the remaining office and retail space in the building.


In a deeply personal and at times emotional speech, President-elect Joe Biden delivered a final goodbye to his hometown of Delaware on Tuesday before departing for the White House, thanking his supporters and the state he said helped raise him.
“It’s kind of emotional for me,” Mr Biden said behind tears. “Look, you were with me my whole career, through the good times and the bad.”
The president-elect, who was set to be sworn in on the footsteps of the US Capitol on Wednesday, recalled meeting his wife, soon-to-be First Lady Dr Jill Biden, in the state where he served as a US Senator. He also recounted how much his late son, former Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, loved their hometown.
“I only have one regret, that he’s not here,” Mr Biden said while referring to his late son, “because we should be introducing him as president.”
This is a breaking story and will be updated.