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Krishnagiri-Wallajahpet section to be ready before deadline
Friday, 02 Aug 2013
Work on Krishnagiri-Wallajahpet section in Tamil Nadu is expected to be completed before its deadline.
The 148.3 km 6-laning road section of NH-46 is being executed by National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), at an estimated cost of Rs 1,250 crore, under the National Highway Development project (NHDP), Phase-V. Work on the project is nearing completion and the road will be available for transport before the original deadline of December 2013.
The project is being developed under Build, Operate and Transfer (BOT) scheme by the contractor, Larsen & Toubro.
NHAI invites bids for six-laning from Thalikulam to Kodungallur section
Work on Z-Morh tunnel underway, 65 percent work completed
Adani Enterprises receives LoA from NHAI
H G Rewari Bypass achieves financial closure of NHAI project
Cube Highways inks concession pact with NHAI for road project
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 Zacatecas (stat Mexic), unul din cele 31 de entități federale constituente ale statului federal al Mexicului
 Zacatecas, Zacatecas, capitala statului omonim, oraș fondat în 1534
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The first World Glaucoma Day (WGD) was observed on March 6, 2008. In this connection, Glaucoma Society of India held its first patient awareness meeting in Chennai at Sankara Nethralaya on March 6, 2008 at 6 pm. Patients and their families interested were invited to attend the meeting and benefit from the Doctor – Patient discussions.
Pamphlets and articles on glaucoma were displayed at all SN centers a week prior to WGD till the day for awareness. At REH Posters in Tamil and English, pamphlets were displayed through the day (March 6th). Ms Sarika and colleagues (Interns) did a good job of managing the displays and creating an awareness among patients and relatives who came to the hospital.
An awareness meeting was arranged for patients at 6.30 pm which was attended by some 50-60 people who witnessed lectures in Tamil and English; Q and A sessions by public and press with glaucoma specialists of the city Dr B Sridhar Rao, Dr Murali Ariga and Glaucoma experts from SN, Dr L Vijaya, Dr B Shantha, Dr Ronnie George and Dr M Baskaran were also held. The interaction between public and doctors was very good. Patient Support Group was initiated in the meeting and a platform for future meeting began. Posters display and pamphlet distribution were done throughout the day for the public.


Have you ever just looked back over your life to reflect on what God has done? I'm sure you have. I began again to recount my life this past Labor Day weekend.
I thought about a shy skinny kid going into eighth grade, which was high school in Georgia. It was a scary thought. Yet, God blessed me with good friends along the way, allowed me to do well in football and school, gave me confidence, and began in me a desire to stay strong.
After playing a year of football at Virginia Tech, I finished up at Georgia. Even in the fraternity I had great Christian friends. He watched over me all the way. I ended up going on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ, now Cru, and met my wife. The Lord led us to Florida State on staff, Area Director based in Virginia for six years and then to Birmingham. I might not have even come down for the interview except for the influence of my wife. I have loved serving the Birmingham business community, Briarwood Church and so many friends these past 34 years.
Monday, 41 years ago Anne and I were married. What a wondrous journey it has been! She followed the Lord's leading also to join the staff of Campus Crusade. Even though we had been to some of the same conferences, we never met till we were both on staff. We dated long distance for over a year and then got married. We served together, traveled together, then we had two daughters and moved to Birmingham in 1984. Now our daughters continue to walk with God, have two amazing husbands and our 1st grandchild.
There is a woman you may not be familiar with in Scripture named Jehoshabeath. She was a sister of king Ahaziah and the wife of Jehoiada the priest. She not only saved the son of the king, Joash, when Ahaziah's mother was killing all of the royal family, but also she preserved the Davidic line. Her husband, Jehoiada, counseled Joash to follow the Lord. What a lady!
In many ways Anne is like her. Anne has given me wise counsel and has saved me from wrong decisions too many times to count. How could I have led all those early morning Bible studies without Anne taking care of our children? She is a wonderful hostess, lover of people, mom, and excellent Bible teacher. She continues to serve through teaching women's studies in WBL today.
Why do I share this? This trip down memory lane is to remind me, and us to thank God. Be grateful. Slow down, pause, reflect and let ourselves feel the wonder and the deep gratitude for every single day. Even during adversity remember God is always present. He is sustaining you, comforting you, convicting you, giving us eternal hope. It should awaken our spirit to one of abundance and generosity. Amen!


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Home CELEB GISTS Hilary Duff Tells Body Shamers to 'Kiss My Assss'
Hilary Duff Tells Body Shamers to 'Kiss My Assss'
Hilary Duff put her body on display this week at the beach in Hawaii and some people had some not-so-nice messages in response to photos of her in a one-piece swimsuit.
The 31-year-old actress took to Instagram on Friday (August 4) to share a photo of her backside on the beach. She also slammed anyone body shaming her!
"I am posting this on behalf of young girls, women, and mothers of all ages. I'm enjoying a vacation with my son after a long season of shooting and being away from him for weeks at a time over those months," Hilary started off the caption.
"Since websites and magazines love to share 'celeb flaws' – well I have them! My body has given me the greatest gift of my life: Luca, 5 years ago," she added. "I'm turning 30 in September and my body is healthy and gets me where I need to go. Ladies, lets be proud of what we've got and stop wasting precious time in the day wishing we were different, better, and unflawed."
"You guys (you know who you are!) already know how to ruin a good time, and now you are body shamers as well. #kissmyass 😛✌🏻," she concluded.
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Q: jquery possible to grab src from a bunch of images I have some HTML that I don't have control off. The basic layout is as follows...

There's about 8 ".img-field" div's all containing images. I am looking to loop through and grab the src for all the images, add them to an array and then move them to be in list tags so it can work with a plugin I'm using. I can grab the source for 1 img no problem but I'm struggling to grab all 8 src's. Any advice on the best way to achieve this?

A: var arr = $('.img-field img').map(function(){
               return this.src;
          }).get();

A: You can simply create an array and loop through all of the specific  tags using the jQuery .each() function:
//Your array to store your values
var yourImageSources = new Array();

//Iterates through each of the image fields
$('.img-field').each(function()
{
    //Selects the img element within the current image field and pushes it onto
    //the array.
    yourImagesSources.push($('img',this).attr('src'));
});

Example

A: You can select the img src attribute by $(".img-field").find("img").attr("src")
and then you can loop over them using the jquery .each() function

A: Do this -
$('.img-field').each(function() {
    var thisSRC = $(this).find('img').attr('src'); // thisSRC is the current image source
    // do something with thisSRC
});

EDIT: And I just saw Rion's answer which does all that you need it to do.

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@interface CreditsViewController ()

@end

@implementation CreditsViewController

#pragma mark - Public

- (IBAction)betzerraButtonPressed:(id)sender {
    //  Found on https://github.com/chrismaddern/Follow-Me-On-Twitter-iOS-Button

    NSString *username = @"betzerra";

    NSArray *urls = [NSArray arrayWithObjects:
                     @"twitter://user?screen_name={handle}", // Twitter
                     @"tweetbot:///user_profile/{handle}", // TweetBot
                     @"echofon:///user_timeline?{handle}", // Echofon
                     @"twit:///user?screen_name={handle}", // Twittelator Pro
                     @"x-seesmic://twitter_profile?twitter_screen_name={handle}", // Seesmic
                     @"x-birdfeed://user?screen_name={handle}", // Birdfeed
                     @"tweetings:///user?screen_name={handle}", // Tweetings
                     @"simplytweet:?link=http://twitter.com/{handle}", // SimplyTweet
                     @"icebird://user?screen_name={handle}", // IceBird
                     @"fluttr://user/{handle}", // Fluttr
                     @"http://twitter.com/{handle}",
                     nil];

    UIApplication *application = [UIApplication sharedApplication];

    for (NSString *candidate in urls) {
        NSURL *url = [NSURL URLWithString:[candidate stringByReplacingOccurrencesOfString:@"{handle}" withString:username]];
        if ([application canOpenURL:url]){
            [application openURL:url];
            return;
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SIBO: More Than Just A Tummy Ache
01/10/18 | Health, SIBO (pronounced See-BO)
You never realize the importance of the passenger seat airbag "ON" light illuminating until it doesn't any longer. Little things like this are taken for granted. Kinda like how the sun will always rise. Until it doesn't. So when the light glowed last week (for the first time in over a year) as my daughter Abigail settled into the seat, we were silent. It's significance meant more than just the reassurance it provided, it meant my daughter was healing. The sun was rising and man was it bright.
At 82 pounds and 13 years old, she was slight but strong, her weight enough to allow her to sit in the front passenger seat. This was June 2016 and around this time, things started to change. Long tearful stints in the bathroom, tummy aches after every meal or snack. A general feeling of malaise that gripped her throughout the day. When she began spending more time on the couch in front of the TV, I knew something was up. The kid can't sit still long enough to finish a commercial let alone an entire movie.
She's always had food sensitivities and I suspected it was some sort of allergic reaction. She has a nut allergy that was discovered when she was three. Food journaling was the first step and I logged every morsel that went in her mouth and noted the reaction. Then I eliminated one thing at a time, starting with the most common culprits and allowed each to clear her system for three weeks. Eggs and dairy were the first to go, but no change. Then we eliminated gluten. Still no change. A few visits to the doctor and we were without answers. She muscled through, enduring the physical pain as well as the emotional pain that only school bullies can dish out.
Her lacrosse stick sat idle and remained so for nearly a year as we struggled for answers.
December rolled around and dealt yet another blow. My mom suffered a heart attack before Christmas and the days grew darker.
The skin beneath Ab's eyes darkened and her skinny jeans looked more like relaxed fit. The sh$! finally hit the fan in February following my mother-in-law's birthday party. Everyone went home and Ab retreated to the bathroom. As I cleaned the party aftermath, she called out for me, trying to hide the panic in her voice with little success. She was bleeding from her rectum and her abdomen was severely distended. Her profile resembled that of a child suffering from starvation. The reality of her condition would reveal that this wasn't too far off.
At the emergency room, the nurse weighed her. She was down almost 10 pounds. Doctors ordered a scan for bowel obstructions but found nothing. We were relieved but so desperate for answers. We were sent to Comer Children's Hospital and were greeted by a team of doctors and nurses specializing in GI disorders. Dr. Tiffany Patton was about to unmask the boogeyman. His name is SIBO [pronounced See-Bo].
Small Intestinal Bacterial Overgrowth. Her bouts with IBS with constipation were likely to blame for the explosion of bacteria in her small bowel. Slow motility made it possible for the bacteria to hang out and grow just long enough to cause malabsorption problems which lead to her weight loss and nutritional deficiencies. A blood test revealed allergies to eggs and soy which would account for why there was no apparent improvement when I removed the eggs and dairy from her diet. Any improvement that may have occurred from the elimination diet was overshadowed by the bigger issue. SIBO. Her stomach was already a mess and when nothing seemed to change, I reintroduced eggs to her diet hoping that the fat and protein source would help add a little bulk to her tiny frame.
I also discovered that soy is in EVERYTHING. In the bread I was using for her sandwiches. The chocolate in her ice cream. So I'm certain that those two things, soy and eggs, exacerbated her issues and led us to the emergency room that cold February night.
Following a two-week course of antibiotics and a three-month prescription for Visbiome, a mail-order probiotic that arrived in its own little cooler, Ab's symptoms began to disappear. We're lucky she loves fermented foods like kimchi, pickles, kombucha and sauerkraut. All help her maintain balance in her gut. By June 2017, she returned to her love, theater, and played the role of Dorothy in the Wizard of Oz. As corny as it sounds, it truly felt like we were over the rainbow.
This Christmas she received a new lacrosse stick from her Nana and will begin practicing with her high school team in a few weeks. I can't wait to watch her tear across the pitch, daring anyone to catch her. At 92 pounds, she's growing stronger by the day and enjoying food. And the cherry on top…my mom will celebrate her 70th birthday with us Friday. Life is good.
Paralyzing is the best way to sum up this last year. It's agonizing watching your child suffer. While we know that SIBO will likely be a recurring and unwanted guest throughout her life, there's strength in knowing how to beat it. It's a condition that is often misdiagnosed and I hope that by sharing our experience, it may help you or someone you love who suffers with mysterious digestive issues.
Do you have SIBO? How do you manage it?
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package net.purpleclay.raft;

/**
 * Interface for the distibuted log maintained by the cluster. There is
 * typically a single instance at each {@code Server} that represents the
 * local, appended state in addition to the known, applied (committed) set
 * of commands.
 *

 * TODO: this interface does not yet cover compaction, which needs to be
 * coordinated with the state machines.
 */
public interface Log {

	/**
	 * Returns the index of the most recently committed entry.
	 *
	 * @return the most recently committed entry's index
	 */
	long getCommitIndex();

	/**
	 * Returns the index of the most recently appended entry.
	 *
	 * @return the most recently appended entry's index
	 */
	long getLastIndex();

	/**
	 * Returns the term associated with the latest entry.
	 *
	 * @return the term of the latest entry
	 */
	long getLastTerm();

	/**
	 * Indicates whether there is an entry in the log at the given index that
	 * was appended in the given term.
	 *
	 * @param index the index in the log of an entry
	 * @param term the expected term for the entry
	 *
	 * @return {@code true} if the log has an entry at the given index made in
	 *         the given term or {@code false} otherwise
	 */
	boolean hasEntry(long index, long term);

	/**
	 * Returns the term in which the given entry was appended.
	 *
	 * @param index the index in the log of an entry
	 *
	 * @return the term when the given entry was appended
	 *
	 * @throws IllegalArgumentException if there is no entry at the index
	 */
	long getTerm(long index);

	/**
	 * Checks that the entry at the given index was appended in the given term.
	 * If this check fails, then this entry and all following entries are
	 * purged from the log. If the index is later than the last index then
	 * this call has no effect.
	 *

	 * TODO: this should raise some exception if there's a failure
	 *
	 * @param index the index in the log of an entry
	 * @param term the expected term for when the entry was appended
	 */
	void validateEntry(long index, long term);

	/**
	 * Appends the given command to the local log in the given term. At this
	 * point the command has not been applied (committed) to the replicated
	 * state but it still must be made durable before this server acknowledges
	 * the update in case of any local failure that requires recovery.
	 *

	 * TODO: this should raise some exception if there's a failure
	 *
	 * @param command a {@code Command} to append to the log
	 * @param term the term in which the command was appended
	 */
	void append(Command command, long term);

	/**
	 * Applies (commits) all commands up to and including the given index.
	 * This call indicates that consensus has been reached for the given
	 * commands so the appropriate {@code StateMachine}(s) can be notified.
	 *
	 * @param appliedIndex the most recent (inclusive) entry applied
	 */
	void applied(long appliedIndex);

	/**
	 * Returns the entries from the given index (inclusive) to the latest.
	 *

	 * TODO: this was originall just here for testing, but something like this
	 * is needed for when a server has to catch-up on missed entries. Is there
	 * a cleaner way to express this that doesn't require creating arrays?
	 *
	 * @param startingIndex the starting index (inclusive) for the array
	 *
	 * @return an array of entries from the starting index to the most recent
	 */
	Command [] getEntries(long startingIndex);

}


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Search - The Beach Boys :: 20 good vibrations-The greatest hits
20 good vibrations-The greatest hits
Genres: Pop, Rock
25 Track 'Best Of' is Crammed Full of Hits Including: 'Man who Shot Liberty Valance', 'Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa', 'Backstage (I'M Lonely)', 'something Gotten Hold of My Heart', '24 Sycamore'.
All Artists: The Beach Boys
Title: 20 good vibrations-The greatest hits
Styles: Oldies, Oldies & Retro
Other Editions: The Beach Boys - Greatest Hits 1961-1963, The Beach Boys - Greatest Hits [Prime Cuts]
UPCs: 724382941828, 724382941842
Ring on Her Finger Time on Her Hands
Label: Mca Special Products
Ludwig van Beethoven, Daniel Barenboim
Beethoven: Piano Sonatas No. 8 "Pathetique" / No. 14 "Moonlight" / No. 23 "Appassionata" / Daniel Barenboim
Genres: World Music, Special Interest, Pop, Classical
Label: Angel Records
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Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
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Genres: Folk, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
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Decade of Hits 1969-79
Genres: Blues, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock, Metal
Label: Polydor/Universal
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A Decade Of Steely Dan
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Label: Mca
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The Best Of Kansas [Remaster]
Label: CBS Records
Tom Petty & Heartbreakers
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - Greatest Hits
Eric Clapton B. B. King
Riding With the King
Genres: Blues, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Label: Reprise / Wea
Jim W. from AURORA, CO
Reviewed on 11/9/2010...
Excellent - 5 stars
James G. (einstein) from VIRGINIA BCH, VA
only the beachboys could sound like this. rock on!
Cathy L. from KERRVILLE, TX
For the Beachies out there!
Good Vibrations/Bad Studio Mix
Randall Parr | 09/23/1999
"As a Beach Boys fan and experienced music producer, I can applaud the selection of commercial favorites offered in this album. The problem with this CD is that the track mixing was performed with the skill of a deaf monkey on an acid flashback. For instance, on all tracks in general, the Boy's voices are disproportionately louder than the music, losing not only the punch and drive of the instruments, but over-exposing the little flaws commonly found in tight vocal harmonies and removing the "grace" that hotter tracks (or reverb) usually provide.In particular, I will point out how "Fun, Fun, Fun" just drops off before it's over, and does so in one of the best chordal variations in the song. Additionally, the ending of "Help Me Rhonda" is simply comical. As the song nears its conclusion (before the fadeout), the vocal volume goes from normal, to inaudibly low, as if someone is just pushing the mixing console sliders back and forth every two bars. Honestly, this has to be either a toddler at play or a graduate of the Jack Daniels School of Audio engineering.So, while I am happy about the song selections, I would like to see the entire album remixed by a professional."
4 1/2* With a Few Exceptions, A Great Collection
M. Allen Greenbaum | California | 09/17/2003
"After a slight backlash in the 80's and 90's (overexposure, for one thing), it's ok to love the Beach Boys again (even the much maligned "Kokomo")! Their genius reached its apex, as everyone now knows, with the almost mythic "Pet Sounds." This compilation includes six songs from that 1966 masterpiece, including the beautiful, complex "Caroline, No" (a song not included on the newest Beach Boys compilation album of June 2003). The musical growth of this band was incredible, and they've influenced groups from the Rolling Stones (listen to the "Flowers" CD) to, more obviously, the Ramones.This is an excellent collection of their material, although some of the later material is on the conservative side of "Middle-of- the-Road" adult music. These include the shrill "Wild Honey," "You're So Good to Me (thin vocals, and the typical plodding, unimaginative bass line which is somehow more annoying here)," "I Can Hear Music (except for the harmonies)" "Lady Lynda (except for the chorus)," the limp platitudes of the truely awful "Disney Girls," and the inexplicable "Cotton Fields." Strictly county fair material. Of course, even these songs will have their fans. More importantly, the album contains early surf/party cuts (e.g., "I Get Around," "Fun, Fun, Fun"), a good sample of their sweet/sad, more personal songs (e.g., the superb "In My Room," "Don't Worry Baby," "Darlin'," Wouldn't It Be Nice"), and some of the more ground-breaking material ("Good Vibrations," "Caroline, No," and four others from "Pet Sounds").
Excellent liner notes by Peter Doggett, including 3 pictures of the band. Apparantly this CD is a bit scarce right now (I bought a used one through Amazon); the good news is that there are plenty of other collections to chose from."
A wonderfully remastered Hits album
Marc Axelrod | Potter, Wi USA | 12/19/1999
"What? You don;t have any Beach Boy records? The shame of it all. Go out and buy this album. Other than the awesome Pet Sounds, this should be the only Beach Boy album you'll ever need to buy. It's a bargain to have all these classic party tunes on one CD. The first 19 tunes are all Sixties classics, then on the last song you jump ahead to 1988. But that's pretty much how long it was since the beach Boys were on the charts. This sampler is awesome. A must buy."
The Band Deserves Much Better Than This
Marc Axelrod | 07/10/1999
"Another awkward collection from Capitol. The non-hit versions of "School" and "Rhonda" as well as sequencing that does not make any sense. The band made so much money for Capitol in the 60s and deserves a better collection than this. The whole catalogue is a shame. All of the twofer CDs are out of print. Most of the original albums are out of print, as well. This band deserves to be remembered for more than just Endless Summer and Pet Sounds. What remains of the Beach Boys' catalog is the tip of a very large iceberg of fine music."
NOT Bad studio mix
D. Cross | Hollywood, CA USA | 07/29/2003
"RE: the reviewer who complained of "bad studio mix" - that's the way things were done in the '50s, Mr. Pro. Considering that most of these songs were recorded on 2, 3, or 4 track, I'd say the mix is pretty darn good. As for the Boys' vocals being so loud... DUH! It was mixed for radio play and commercial success, the hallmark of which was the Boys' vocals.
If you want the absolute best sound quality on a BB best of, go with "Sounds of Summer." Even if you own all the albums, the remastering in that collection is fantastic."


This month is Autism Awareness and next week is Teacher appreciation. Since my children attend a Charter school for children on the autism spectrum I wanted to make my teachers gifts have a slight autism theme to them.
Since the symbol for autism is multi colored puzzle pieces I decided to make those my centerpiece, and found a fun puzzle quote that seemed teacher appropriate as well.
Then I cut out the teachers name and the quote in vinyl (also using my silhouette), since I want the vinyl to be a stencil pull OUT the words.
I received a bag of some AMAZING Plaid- Martha Stewart collection products for my mothers day project (More about that next week) and inside were these AMAZING brush tops that attach right onto the paint bottle. AMAZING I love love LOVE these tops!
So I pressed the vinyl stencils onto the canvas (again use the cardboard underneath to get crisp lines) and painted right over the vinyl.
peel off the vinyl and your done! I love how they turned out! And my kids are excited to take them to their teachers next week! What are you doing for teacher appreciation? Don't forget to go link up to this month's Point of View!
This is such a good idea! I am so glad I found your cute blog and can't wait to meet you at Breathing Space!
Thanks so much! I look forward to it, it's so much fun to meet fellow bloggers IRL and connect!
This is fantastic, Ashlee! I love the fabric you used. The teachers will love these.
Thanks so much! It was a small free sample pack from Riley Blake at a blogger meet up last summer. It has been sitting on my sewing table just waiting to be used for something fun!
This is such a fun idea!!! I love the puzzle pieces!
Aww thanks! What a great compliment!
I love the quote, and the puzzle pieces are stunning Ashlee! Love this. Thanks for sharing at oopsey daisy!
Thanks so much!!! It was hard to find the quote, I thought it would be easier, but I love what I ended up with!
love it, my daughter is autistic also! I am sure they will love that.
I think they did! I forgot to make something for the assistant teachers though and I feel bad!
Adorable! I love the puzzle pieces and the colors! Great quote!!
Thanks so much! I hadn't worked with cutting fabric with the silhouette before so it was super fun to try! I love the puzzle pieces as well!
I love this idea. I'm sure she loved it too!
Thanks so much! the teachers all seemed pleased, but in the end they deserve so much more!


Do I need a mental health sick day – and how do I ask for one?
There is a silent crisis sweeping through our country's offices. A study by Happiness Works in March 2017 showed that nearly two-thirds of UK employees suffered from stress at work. Left unchecked, the experience can leave people feeling increasingly desperate, searching for answers to solve their workplace nightmares.
Earlier this week, Madlyn Parker, a web developer for Michigan-based chat software company, showed us all how to deal with the situation. She shared an e-mail that she'd sent to her colleagues, explaining that needed a break from work to "focus on her mental health", and the response of her CEO, who actively encouraged Parker to take time off.
As of today, the Twitter post has been liked by over 40,000 people.
Of course, not all managers are as understanding, and for some the sheer idea of asking for a sick day due to mental health might seem like a daunting idea. So, how do you know when you need time off, and what's the best way to ask?
"We all have mental health just as we all have physical health," says Madeleine McGivern, Head of Workplace Wellbeing Programmes at Mind, "and it can fluctuate. Things like long working hours, excessive workload, and poor relationships with colleagues can all lead to unmanageable stress, which in turn can worsen or cause a mental health problem."
McGivern indicates that the key to dealing with mental health issues is to keep an open dialogue with your line manager. If things are getting on top of you, explain that you are starting to feel unwell, just as you would if you were coming down with the flu. In fact, says McGivern, you needn't look at them as different things: "Creating a distinct category such as 'mental health sick days' could undermine the severity and impact a mental health problem can have on someone's day-to-day activities and creates an artificial separation between mental and physical health."
As with the flu, it can be a battle to get to work when you're struggling with your mental health, so treat it exactly the same. If you cannot get to work then you have to take time off. Employers also need to understand that without strong mental health among the workforce, productivity declines.
But what about that all-important conversation, when you ask for time off?
"That conversation needs to be face-to-face," says Corine Mills, managing director at Personal Career Management.
Sarah Rozenthuler, psychologist and author of Life-Changing Conversations, agrees: "You might email your boss in advance to say that you'd like a few minutes to discuss an important matter in private". Set some context, explaining the issues at work that are causing you stress or mental health issues, whether that be bullying or heavy workload. Don't go into too much detail though, keep it ambiguous, and leave the specifics for when you are face-to-face. "Be unemotional and factual - don't play the 'poor me' card," says Rozenthuler.
It's also wise to choose your moment carefully – so, not when you or your boss are at a busy time of day, or tired. You don't want an uncomfortable outpouring.
Let your boss know how serious this issue is to you, don't play it down, and remember your mental health is just as important as your physical. "Have an escape route if the conversation starts to derail," advises Rozenthuler, "You might say, 'I can see that now isn't the ideal time to discuss this - can we agree to talk later?".
But, what do you do if your manager is unsupportive? "If your manager doesn't value your mental health than you have to assess whether that job is tenable," says Mills. "If you love that job and you don't want to leave then you have to build other support mechanisms outside of work. But, if your manager being unsupportive is causing you additional stress then I recommend looking for another role in the company or elsewhere."
So, you've had that conversation with your manager, everything is positive and you have taken a few days off which have helped in your recovery. What do you do when you return to work?
If taking a short walk at lunchtime would make a real difference to your day, allocate time in your diary.
"Think about a phased return. Start on a Thursday rather than a Monday to break you in gently," says Rozenthuler. Make sure you set some boundaries when you return - you don't want the old issues rearing their head again. "If for the sake of your health you need to leave the office at 6pm," suggests Rozenthuler, "ask a friend to check that you do so. If taking a short walk at lunchtime would make a real difference to your day, allocate time in your diary. Make your own health and well-being a priority."
Research published by the Mental Health Foundation in May found that of those surveyed 65 percent had said they had experienced some form of mental health problem. "What you don't always realise is that statistics show that the majority of people have gone through issues similar to yours," says Mills. "Your manager will have had their own issues."
If you do need a sick day to look after your mental health, just remember, you are not alone.


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[United States] : Miramax Home Entertainment, [2004]
1-2 videodiscs (162 min.) : sd., col. ; 4 3/4 in.
DVD format ; region 1, widescreen (1.85:1) presentation; DTS 5.1 Digital surround sound, Dolby Digital 5.1 surround sound.
Based on the novel by Michael Ondaatje.
Special features: master class with screenwriter and director; the making of; a historical look at the real count Almasy; two feature commentary tracks with the filmmakers; from novel to screenplay; the formidable Saul Zaentz; about the author Michael Ondaatje; filmmaker conversations with Anthony Minghella, Saul Zaentz, Michael Ondaatje and editor Walter Murch.
Based on the novel by Michael Ondaatje, a complicated WWII saga told in flashback sequences. Best Picture, Best Director-Anthony Minghella, and Best Supporting Actress-Juliette Binoche. Includes exclusive bonus material and special packaging.
Rating: Rated R, for sexuality, some violence and language.
World War, 1939-1945 -- Italy -- Drama -- Video recordings.
Nurses -- Drama -- Video recordings.
Love -- Drama -- Video recordings.
Zaentz, Saul.
Minghella, Anthony.
Scott-Thomas, Kristin, 1960-
Fiennes, Ralph.
Binoche, Juliette, 1964-
Dafoe, Willem.
Andrews, Naveen, 1971-
Ondaatje, Michael, 1943-
Miramax Films.
Miramax Home Entertainment (Firm)
Digital Video Disc (DVD) English (1996)


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It was a pleasure to welcome Y8 students and their parents to the Year 8 Personalised Curriculum Design evening. Subject staff presented the curriculum for next year and were available to answer questions helping students make choices for the next few years. Mr Broomhall and Mr Bradbury were also on hand to give an overview of the process and outline the excited enrichment choices available in Year 9. The new programme, which runs alongside classroom based subjects, is helping to form well rounded students with the skills and attributes they need going forward.


Ready to give it your all dancing and singing to hits such as 'Quiero besarte' and 'Live your dreams'? Today stage set up in Plaza de España hosts performances by two Spanish divas close to the LGBTI movement: Roser and Soraya. Roser gave us danceable hits in the first decade of the 2000s, and Soraya arose like a phoenix following her stint on Operación Triunfo and at Eurovision in 2009, to the point where she's had hits playing on the radio ever since.


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Research outcomes from our work have led to two dynamic start-up companies.
To meet the rising demand for nutrients, Qponics supports production of high-quality organic omega-3 oils from the cultivation of algae integrated into a sustainable combined aquaculture-horticulture process.
Utilising a discovery of a new class of small plant virus RNA molecules, Nexgen Plants develops virus-resistant plant varieties for use by major food, fibre, energy and ornamental crops used around the world.


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Suicides and other costs from lockdown
22 April 2020: Gerhard Sundborn, Senior Lecturer at the University of Auckland, says the Plan B group is receiving information from across New Zealand indicating the real human tragedy of lockdown is greater than the lives which may have been saved.
In a post to the Covid Plan B website, Sundborn says one piece of information from inside a district Health Board has heightened fears that suicides may have increased.
"A person in a top level DHB position has told us that the number of suicides in that region has risen, although the information is unobtainable under current rules empowering CEOs.
"Whether or not the report is accurate, the stress of lockdown-induced events will be taking a terrible toll on people and families.
"The elderly are alone, the sick are not seeking help, the newly unemployed are afraid, and people with mental health issues are without a network or health facilities to help.
"Strict conditions during the lockdown has meant families have not been able to farewell the more than 2600 other people who died this past month – that has exacerbated their grief."
"As these tragic experiences grow, devastating families and communities, this will become a silent 'counter-epidemic' to Covid-19."
Last week, think tank Koi Tū: Centre for Informed Futures, founded by former Chief Science Advisor to the Prime Minister Sir Peter Gluckman, released a report predicting that rates of depression, anxiety and suicide will increase because of the pandemic.
Similarly, one of New Zealand's leading suicide prevention centres, The Taranaki Retreat, has said there is a link between the lockdown and an increased suicide risk.
The police have admitted there is an increased risk of self-harm incidents but say there is no evidence yet.
"The 13 coronavirus related deaths in New Zealand are undeniably sad. However, throughout the lockdown period, an additional 2,688 people have died from less publicised yet equally terrible illnesses.
"Staying home may be saving some lives, but it is also taking others."
/ENDS
Contact: Gerhard Sundborn 021 100 3989
← Counting the hidden costs of staying home to save lives → Health expert says second Covid-19 wave possible


(2015) Marlborough Sauvignon prices may be softening a little I suspect, which they've done before in times of big harvests and global supply and demand. Though this has a single bottle price of £11.99, I've no doubt it's current 'any mixed six' price of £8.99 is exactly what Majestic intended to sell it for from day one - but at that it is a bit of a bargain. Totally classic, flint and green bean, hints of lychee and mango, and that elderflower hit of pungency. Very nicely done on the palate, with fresh, mountain-stream clarity with no residual sugar to speak of and a dry lemon pith and grapefruit finish. Note the £8.99 price is also available on single bottles in Scottish branches of Majestic due to different licensing laws north of the border. Watch the video for my full review.


Immediate need for a Billing Administrator. Suitable candidates will be knowledgeable in general accounting functions, be well organized, possess dynamic time management skills, and have exceptional communication and follow-up skills with prior billing experience in a professional setting. Knowledge of law firm billing preferred. Familiarity with Aderant Expert billing software a plus.
Duties and responsibilities include but are not limited to: executing client billing according to established policies and procedures, successfully submitting invoices using e-billing platforms, maintaining accurate client records, and creating billing reports using billing software and/or Excel.
Immediate need for a Docketing Administrator. Some docketing and/or patent prosecution experience required. High-level of accuracy also required. Suitable candidates will be extremely detailed-oriented and have the ability to prioritize and complete numerous tasks under time constraints.
Patent Legal Assistant needed for RP's expanding legal team. Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, preparation and filing of U.S. provisional and non-provisional applications, national stage applications, continuation, divisional and CIP applications and all other documents relating to patents with the USPTO.


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Sustainability | Environment | Ecotrope
Unwanted Backyard Chickens Turning Up At Animal Shelters
by Cassandra Profita Follow Ecotrope July 8, 2013 4:41 p.m. | Updated: Feb. 18, 2015 8:06 a.m.
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on an outcry from critics of the backyard chicken movement who say hundreds of unwanted chickens are being abandoned by their city-dwelling owners when they stop laying eggs or become too cumbersome to manage.
"Many areas with legalized hen-keeping are experiencing more and more of these birds coming in when they're no longer wanted," said Paul Shapiro, spokesman for the Humane Society of the United States. "You get some chicks and they're very cute, but it's not as though you can throw them out in the yard and not care for them."
Hens lay eggs for two years but can live for a decade longer than that. They can rack up bills for veterinary care and feed, and they can attract rats and predators such as raccoons and coyotes.
Supporters say the cases of abandonment are rare and that the drawbacks of raising backyard chickens are overshadowed by the benefits of having a sustainable source of local food.
But NBC reports animal shelters are reporting an increasing number of unwanted chickens from so-called locavores. One rescue center in Minneapolis, Chicken Run Rescue, reports a jump in abandoned birds from less than 50 in 2001 to nearly 500 in 2012.
It's certainly happening in Oregon as well, according to Wayne Geiger, president and founder of Lighthouse Farm Sanctuary southeast of Salem in Scio.
His farm animal shelter has around 80 birds right now, and he gets frequent calls with new requests.
"The majority of them are going to be backyard birds that have been either abandoned or dumped," he said. "Usually, no one wants roosters, and the hens we get are usually spent hens. People don't know what to do with their old hens. I've picked them up at apartment complexes, parks, or I get calls from the Humane Society or animal control."
Sometimes people don't even ask the sanctuary for help. The birds just show up unannounced.
"One day you'll have one new rooster in the barnyard and two more running around the road," said Geiger.
The sanctuary already has its fill of roosters, which are sometimes sold by mistake to people wanting hens because it's hard to tell the sex of young chicks.
In theory, the unwanted backyard birds could be killed for food, Geiger said, but in reality "you can have ordinance problems with butchering in your backyard and what to do with the waste products."
Geiger said he thinks people need to have more information before they take on the responsibility of raising backyard birds.
"I can certainly appreciate wanting to grow your own food, but the full picture on what to do with these birds just is not being provided," he said. "If people did have all the information, they might choose to go to the grocery store."
Do you have backyard chickens? What are the benefits and drawbacks? Would you recommend them to people living in cities?
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Ayahuasca and other plant medicines are often looked at as a magic pill that can cure all our troubles. This is an unrealistic expectation and also denies the essential requirement of your active participation in the process of release and healing.
Ayahuasca ceremonies are intense experiences that can contain many messages or instructions. It can be difficult to discern which ones are beneficial and which are of no use. Karin shares her take to help you in your own medicine integration.
Intention setting is a vital part of any healing journey. Ayahuasca ceremonies work well with simple, healing intentions that are honest and heartfelt. Karin takes us through some reframing around intentions for your next ceremony.
A long time ago, Pacha Mama was our everything, for without her we could not survive. She gave us everything that we would ever need, want or desire. This begs the question: where did we lose this precious connection?
The moment we say, "Yes," to our own healing is the moment the pre-purge begins. We may feel doubtful about our choice to take care of ourselves, tell us we're 'stupid' or 'silly', but these are just ways our ego is trying to sabotage our healing.
Our off-site admin attended an international scientific conference on research into psychedelics, and came back inspired and full of awe at the data and stories this scientific community have presented.
The jungle is teeming with life, it has a heartbeat of its own and it's beating full of excitement about being ALIVE! It's hard to miss this pulsation because as soon as I set foot in the lush piece of jungle known as Rainforest Healing Center, I was full of AWE.
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I am running the X-Ones on my car. My ride comfort improved greatly. As far as traction they a excellent. In rain they grab, and I never been stuck in the snow at all. From on hands experience of mounting them the rubber is actually a softer rubber. The tread depth is 1/32nd deeper. But it is the actual rubber compound that makes them last longer. Plus, they only have a 6 year unlimited mileage warranty. Our service manager runs the X-Ones on his Camaro just for the performance and ride comfort.
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Gecta Custody Services provides support services and the exchange of cryptocurrency GectaCoin, that ensures its liquidity for the possibility to use it freely as means of payment.
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During the next stage of cryptocurrency circulation within the market, a commission is charged, which is returned in favor of Custody Fund. For example, the commission for the current period is 2 GCT, therefore, the Reserve GCT fund is increased to 402 GCT, and Free Float fund is correspondingly decreased to 598 GCT. Thus, Custody Fund is able to repurchase the entire amount of GCT in free circulation for the same amount of money allocated to the Custody Fund at the new rate of 0.1003 EUR.
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The growth of GectaCoin exchange rate is directly proportional to the popularity of cryptocurrency, this leads to the increase in the number of operations within the Free Float.
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On January 19, 2011, Nebraska State Legislators Brasch, Bloomfield, Carlson, Hansen and Schilz proposed the following legislation in relation state support of biobased products. You can read the legislation here. This (bi-partisan) group received aid in drafting this legislation from the Biobased Products Coalition.
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According to the National Agricultural Statistics Service in Louisiana, there were 2.4 days suitable for fieldwork for the week ending Sunday, September 30, 2018. Topsoil moisture supplies were 0 percent very short, 5 percent short, 61 percent adequate, and 34 percent surplus. Subsoil moisture supplies were 1 percent very short, 14 percent short, 67 percent adequate, and 18 percent surplus.
Low temperatures ranged from 63.3 degrees Fahrenheit at Homer to 75.5 degrees Fahrenheit at Morgan City. Highs ranged from 76.8 degrees Fahrenheit at Homer to 89.0 degrees Fahrenheit at Tallulah. The precipitation for this week was spread throughout the State, with the highest concentration in the northeast part of the State with an average of 3.76 inches.


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A lot of women identify with writer and actress Jill Kargman – especially a lot of mothers. Jill wrote and starred in Bravo's "Odd Mom Out" – a show that dramatizes the world of motherhood in the exaggerated universe of ultra wealthy New York. Jill recently made the very difficult decision to get her breasts removed as a way to prevent cancer, and SurvivorNet sat down with the writer to talk about why.
Jill decided to have a prophylactic, or preventative, mastectomy when she found out she carried a genetic mutation called CHEK2 that increases a woman's risk of developing breast cancer. This wasn't Jill's first experience with cancer, she was diagnosed with a rare form of skin cancer called amelanotic melanoma when she was 34-years-old and had just given birth to her third child. She says that in that situation, she first noticed something was wrong when she had a mole that kept bleeding.
She brought up the issue several times to her dermatologist – who was considered a top-of-the-line doctor on New York's posh Upper East Side- but he said she was being "hysterical" and it was probably happening because she had just had a baby.
"You're pregnant, that's likely why your mole is bleeding," the male dermatologist told Jill.
When she switched to a female doctor – after searching for someone who would do botox – that's when she got the diagnosis. She had to have surgery to remove lymph nodes.
On Mansplaining
So when she found out that her risk of getting cancer again was increased – she moved fast. After lumps were found in her breasts during a routine mammogram when she was 43, Jill had to undergo several MRIs. "Between my second and third breast MRIs, I decided to get genetic counseling at Sloan Kettering. And they called me and said, 'It turns out you have CHEK2,' which is another breast cancer gene. So if BRCA A and B have an 85% chance that you'll get breast cancer, mine is a 65% chance."
Generally, doctors estimate that a woman with the CHEK2 mutation has an increased risk of breast cancer – but not quite as high as a woman with a BRCA1 or BRCA2 mutation.
Below are the facts around the specific factor which Jill cited in her decision to get a mastectomy.
CHEK2 & The Risk for Breast Cancer
Bottom line, the CHEK2 mutation generally indicates a 30% or so higher risk for breast cancer. In rare instances, and depending on family history, this can be as high as the 65% increased risk which Jill cites as the factor in her decision. As with Angelina Jolie, women should be aware of their risk, but by no means rush out to make the same decision, or be overly alarmed.
"The CHEK2 gene is a tumor suppressor gene. Women who carry a pathogenic variant in the CHEK2 gene are typically quoted a 30% lifetime risk for developing breast cancer," says Kara Milliron, a Certified Genetic Counselor at University of Michigan Comprehensive Cancer Center. "There are some studies that have shown a higher risk and some that have shown a lower risk, but most of the data settles around 30%."
Milliron did note that women who carry two CHEK2 pathogenic variants have a 4 to 6-fold increased risk for developing breast cancer. "This is exceedingly rare, but has been documented," Milliron said.
Women like Jill who find out they have a genetic mutation that increases their breast cancer risk have a really tough choice to make. Getting your breasts removed because of a risk is a major decision, even if you plan to have reconstruction. Jill said that for her, though, it was a no-brainer.
"I have new boobs," Jill says. "With no scars. They look really fake, but who cares. And I got to keep my nips," Jill also said her breast surgery was "no picnic," but she's glad she got it.
She's also glad she had friends and family to be there for her every step of the way. One of those friends just happens to be her former sister-in-law, Drew Barrymore.
On Support from Friends like Drew Barrymore
"The summer when I had my surgery [Drew] was really, really there for me. And even when she had to go to L.A., she would send flowers every week, and text me and check in on me," Jill says. "And those kids of relationships … it just made me feel so taken care of. Even if it was my friend Dana, [who] came over just to sit with me. I was in my bathrobe with my drains. My mom came over to just make me lunch every day, and watch Thomas Crown Affair … I just felt like, if you're gonna be house-bound, it's great to be with your inner circle."
It's also great to have a partner who truly loves you, and tells you you're beautiful no matter what health issue you may be going through. "Cancer is a great way to find out if your'e with the love of your life, or a s***head," Jill says. "I think it presses the fast forward button on getting to the bottom of that." Lucky for Jill, her husband is one of the good ones.
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