Success in Wealth. Success in Health. Success in Love. Fulfillment & Happiness.
Are these simply platitudes that the personal development gurus dangle in front of us? Or, are they real and attainable?
They are absolutely real and attainable. And better yet. It's possible to succeed in all four realms simultaneously.
I feel and experience abundance in each of these categories — all at the same time. Even after recently divorcing. Losing — in the process — 75% of my income and over half of my net worth.
Life is deliciously good. Better than it's ever been. With far less money. And, fewer possessions. Why? Because the chase of more — more money, more status, more followers, more likes, more things — is over.
I've replaced the chase of "more" with a focus on filling my days with meaningful work and meaningful relationships. In fact, over the past twelve months, I've cut everything out of my life that wasn't truly worthy of my time and attention. In the process, I've narrowed my focus to just three things — Love, Health & Freedom.
In the full essence of this newfound focusI hosted my most recent Wealthy Wellthy Mastermind Retreat.– This event marked the official collaboration and partnership with Dr. Kirk Parsley [the (new) Wellthy of Wealthy Wellthy]. Over three amazing days, 40 of my colleagues, clients and friends joined me at my home in Austin — escaping the fray simply to talk.
We spent long days (and nights) going deep. Getting vulnerable. Being real. And talking authentically about money, business, health, success, failure, fear, love and happiness.
I often get asked why I put these events on. And why I've added even more dates to my calendar.
But, as is always the case, the answer is yes. Because love, health and freedom (as a package) only comes as a result of being "together." Learning together. Sharing together. Masterminding together. Talking together. Creating together. Being … together.
At each mastermind event I host, I learn. I grow. I make new friends. And, my life changes. This, in part, is the natural result of preparing my latest work, material and (desired) message for the group. But mostly, the change is a result of the growth magic that happens when a group of extraordinary people get together.
If you wanted to be at my June Mastermind but, couldn't, here are some of the highlights.
1. If you're not slightly embarrassed by who you were last year, you're not going fast enough.
This is where we started the weekend. This one statement brought the entire room to a pause. Many laughed at their own embarrassing post year reflection. Others considered that perhaps they were not growing fast enough.
3. To overcome procrastination, you must surrender your fear of failure.
What immobilizes people is fear. Fear of things that haven't even happened yet. Of things that likely will never happen. This fear of "what if" — "what if I fail" or "what if I'm not good enough" — is the cause of procrastination –> putting off that scary potential unsuccessful outcome way into the future.
Instead — adopt the mood of curiosity and passionate desire to experiment. Like a good science project — the fun is in the experiment. Success or failure is irrelevant.
4. You do not get rich from your business. You get rich by how you spend your money.
My own signature CURBS(™) money mastery system is built on the premise that we don't get rich (become free) based on how much we earn. We build wealth based on how we spend. During the weekend I presented a cliff notes version of my financial model for getting out of the rat race — in order to build real, sustainable wealth and passive income for a life of freedom.
Wealth and the determination of value can be defined in vastly different ways.
And for many, that definition of wealth is short-sighted and of narrow perspective — or borrowed from old (outdated) money paradigms.
Real wealth holds a new definition. It transcends material possessions for external validation and moves into love, time and experiences. With a concern, not for more money, but for adding more value to the (lovely) people around you.
Step 1: Evaluation: Determine what are you saying "yes" to.
Step 2: Question: Are you saying yes to the things that truly matter?
8. Commitment to vulnerability leads to breakthroughs… For everyone involved.
The beauty of playing full out, of putting the real you on full display (in all your imperfect glory), is that is gives other people permission to do the same. And while vulnerability connects you to others, it more importantly it connects you to yourself. When you give yourself permission to be vulnerable, to make mistakes, to fail, to have "flaws," only then can you truly can grow.
Some clients tell me that they'd prefer to watch the video recording of one of my workshops rather than make the time to join the live event. I get it – Time is a commodity that most of us have rationed in small amounts. But. And this is a huge "BUT." Nothing replaces the experience of actually being in the room.
Why? Well, here's my take: I've been working at my craft for many years – I know the material can change lives, and I know that I present it well to my audience. But I'm certain that the real magic doesn't happen at the front of the room – The real magic takes place in the interactions and connections that happen throughout the weekend. It's here that concepts solidify and take shape, where good ideas become great ideas that lead to growth and transformation.
A certain level of success brings with it a tendency – even a pressure – to pretend that we know more than we do. But the secret to achieving lasting success is that success is not a destination at all – It's a continuous journey.
Over the course of the Wealthy Wellthy weekend, we all learned from each other. No pedestals. Instead we all sat as equals owning our individual crafts. A dance of give and receive. With open minds and hearts we shared our knowledge easily and freely. Everyone – myself included – left with new additions to their circle of influence, new information and guidance on how to apply the collective wisdom for a better, richer, happier — more magical — life.
If you're interested in joining me at my next mastermind retreat, tickets are now available!
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Japan's resurgence shows how investing globally could potentially enhance investment growth opportunities and help diversify a portfolio.
Though it may be tempting to shift more assets into a booming region or nation, there's no way of knowing how long a "hot" market might last. Investors who chase performance might be more likely to buy at high prices and suffer losses when economic or market conditions shift.
A more appropriate strategy might be to spread a portion of your investment dollars around the world and periodically rebalance your portfolio to help align your asset allocation with your investment strategy over the long term.
Asset allocation and diversification do not guarantee a profit or protect against investment loss. They are methods used to help manage investment risk.


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While frittering away my time the other day, I ran across these interesting facts about books and reading. Since it's always nice to have something interesting to talk about, consider this list as inspiration for your next conversational lull. Enjoy!
If you stretched out all the shelves in the New York Public Library, they would extend eighty miles. The books most often requested at this library are about drugs, witchcraft, astrology and Shakespeare.
In America, we buy 57 books per second. It would take a shelf 78 miles long to hold all of one day's books.
The man who wrote the Sherlock Holmes stories, A. Conan Doyle, was a professional ophthalmologist, an eye doctor. Because in his time specialty medical practices were hard to build and didn't pay well, he had to take up writing to make ends meet.
The original title for The Great Gatsy was going to be The Incident at West Egg.
Almost half of all the paperback books printed and distributed for the North American market are romance novels of various types.
The Main Library at Indiana University sinks over an inch every year because when it was built, engineers failed to take into account the weight of all the books that would occupy the building.
The average person reads less then one book per year. After most people finish college they only read 5 books over the course of their life.
In 1939 an author named Ernest Vincent wrote a 50,000 word novel called Gadsby. The only thing unusual about the novel is that there is not a single letter 'e' in the whole thing.
James Patterson is the richest author. He's had 51 New York Times best sellers and has an estimated fortune of $70million dollars. It is also said that he writes his books by hand!
Speaking of Gadsby...
The original Wetzel edition is now available at the Internet Archive (sans the Modernist cover).
Or you can look for it at Amazon's Kindle Store (complete with a behind-the-scenes essay, Skipping Fifth).

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New York (July 9, 2008)--L-Acoustics has revised its Dosc systems training seminars to incorporate the new amplified controller system architecture of its new LA4 and LA8.
Designed for L-Acoustics systems owners as well as technicians, mixing engineers and sound designers using the products, two summer sessions will be presented at L-Acoustics US in Oxnard, CA, with one focusing on Kudo based systems (held July 23 and 24), and the other dealing with V-Dosc (August 26 and 27).
The manufacturer plans for the new 2008 summer seminars to offer a blend of theoretical knowledge (day one) and field procedures (day two) in regard to operating and optimizing WST based systems in a safe and controlled environment. System seminars can be extended to a third day--July 25 and August 28, respectively--dedicated to the manufacturer's Soundvision 3D acoustical modeling software. Upon completion of the seminar, attendees will receive a certificate of attendance, a first step in obtaining future QVT status.
Seminars are limited to 12 participants per session, with priority given to owners of L-Acoustics system. For details on enrollment, or to schedule on-site and custom trainings by special request, interested parties can contact L-Acoustics US Sales and Marketing coordinator Meg Rodseth at 805.604.0577 or meg.rodseth@l-acoustics-us.com.


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Whenever a creative talent gets associated with a particular form, it's hard to picture them trying to jump into a different area without some issues coming up. Jordan Peele has been associated with comedy for so long, particularly with Keegan-Michael Key from their time on Mad TV and Key & Peele through last year's Keanu, that it seemed easy to assume that his directorial debut, Get Out, would be less of a horror film and more of a comedy – a potentially biting one, but a comedy nonetheless.
Instead, Get Out is a film that can't be easily slotted as either a comedy or a horror film. It moves between the two, shifting from increasingly unnerving scenes to moments of tension-reliving laughter. All the while, it presents some needed social commentary on race relations that feel more necessary than ever.
Chris (Daniel Kaluuya) is heading out of town with his girlfriend Rose (Allison Williams) to meet her parents over the weekend, a meeting he's apprehensive about after discovering that she's neglected to mention that he's black. When they arrive, though, Rose's family seems pretty normal. Her father, Dean (Bradley Whitford), tries to show his social awareness. Her brother, Jeremy (Caleb Landry Jones) is a bit more likely to say things that are vaguely racist. It's Rose's mother, Missy (Catherine Keener), though, who gives Chris a bad feeling. There's also the matter of the groundskeeper (Marcus Henderson) and maid (Betty Gabriel) being black that makes Chris feel a bit uneasy. As the weekend progresses, though, Chris learns that his unease isn't enough to prepare him for what this weekend has in store.
Get Out plays with formulas that any casual fan of horror films will recognize, and filters them through current issues that give a different weight to the way they unfold. Take the opening scene, which follows a young black man (Lakeith Stanfield) walking through a suburban neighborhood late at night. A white car appears out of nowhere and begins to follow him, which prompts the man to turn and walk the other way. "Nope. Not today," he says to himself. "You know how they like to do motherfuckers out here." Not that that's enough to save him.
As much as traditional horror tropes pop up over the course of the film, though, it's the little bits of racist statements and actions that Chris encounters over the film that highlight a different sort of horror that's more in tune with reality. Comments about voting for Obama for a third term shift easily to comments about the bodies of black men, to assumptions about sexual prowess and other forms of so-called admiration that, at a minimum, perpetuate stereotypes. In Chris' case, they devolve into something more alarming.
To say more would spoil the film, and I don't want to do that, because there are some surprises the film offers that audiences should get to experience. Suffice it to say: if you like horror films, go see this. If you don't like horror films, but this film has caught your attention, go see it. With its well-balanced blend of horror and comedy, Get Out is a thoroughly rewarding experience that needs to be seen.
Get Out • Rating: R (for violence, bloody images, and language including sexual references) • Runtime: 103 minutes • Genres: Horror, Comedy • Cast: Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Bradley Whitford, Catherine Keener, Caleb Landry Jones, Marcus Henderson, Betty Gabriel, Stephen Root, LaKeith Stanfield, Lil Rey Howery • Director: Jordan Peele • Writer: Jordan Peele • Distributor: Universal
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Women of 50-69 years of age are invited by personal letter to take part in breast cancer screening, or mammography, every two years.
More than 80 % of the women invited to attend are screened. Fewer than 3 % of participants are invited for further testing, i.e. ultrasound examination and biopsy, and of these cases about 20 % have breast cancer.
A total of about 5 000 women in Finland each year are diagnosed with breast cancer. Of those, over half belong to the screening age-group of 50-69. Some two-thirds of female breast cancers are detected by screening. The remaining breast cancers are found in non-screened individuals or among participants that had been screened but whose cancer did not appear in screening or was only developed after mammography (1.).
The impact of screening on breast cancer mortality has been studied in Finland since the 1990s. Between 1992 and 2003, mortality among women who had been invited to take part in screening was 22 % lower compared to the situation without breast cancer screening (2.). The mortality of participants who were actually screened was 28 % lower than that would have been expected without screening. The impact of screening on breast cancer mortality was also investigated in the late 2000s and the result has remained unchanged (3.).
International studies have reported that proactive screening reduces breast cancer mortality even over the age range of 70-74 (4.). Extending screening to this age group should be considered.
In addition to its benefits, screening of breast cancer also has harms, such as overdiagnosis. One in five women regularly participating in screening are unnecessarily referred for further tests on at least one occasion (5.).
Screenings also indicate small early stage tumours, some of which will not cause symptoms during a woman's lifetime. Studies have reported, however, that these constitute only one-tenth, at most, of the breast cancer tumours among women who have participated in screening (6., 7.).
The main indicators of breast cancer screening can be found in screening statistics (in Finnish).
The annual review provides a comprehensive overview of the Finnish breast cancer screening program. The screening program is presented from perspectives of attendance, screening outcomes, time series and costs of screening. The history of breast cancer screening in Finland and its impact on breast cancer burden is also discussed.
Sarkeala T, Luostarinen T, Dyba T, Anttila A. Breast carcinoma detection modes and death in a female population in relation to population-based mammography screening. SpringerPlus 2014; 3: 348.
Sarkeala, Heinävaara S, Anttila A. Organised mammography screening reduces breast cancer mortality: A cohort study from Finland. Int J Cancer 2008; 122: 164–9.
Heinävaara S, Sarkeala T, Anttila A. Impact of organised mammography screening on breast cancer mortality in a case-control and cohort study. Br J Cancer, doi: 10.1038/bjc.2016.68.
Lauby-Secretan B, Scoccianti C, Loomis D ym. Breast cancer screening – viewpoint of the IARC working group. NEJM 2015; 372: 2353-58.
Hofvind S, Ponti A, Patnick J ym. False-positive results in mammographic screening for breast cancer in Europe: a literature review and survey of service screening programmes. J Med Screen 2012; 19 (Suppl 1): 57–66.
Puliti D, Duffy SW, Miccinesi G ym. Overdiagnosis in mammographic screening for breast cancer in Europe: a literature review. J Med Screen 2012; 19 (Suppl 1): 42–56.
Heinävaara S, Sarkeala T, Anttila A. Overdiagnosis due to breast cancer screening: updated estimates of the Helsinki service study in Finland. Br J Cancer 2014; 111(7): 1463–8.
Cancer Society of Finland has several web pages for different target groups.


A mom is defending the use of the controversial word "retard" around her 8-year-old who has Down syndrome, as she believes it will help him laugh at himself later in life.
With 14 states voting on the legalization of marijuana in the upcoming election, The Doctors and Jesse Ventura weigh in on this smoking hot topic.
A 23-year-old woman has come to The Doctors hoping to find answers to the one health question that has been plaguing her for years – why she's never had her period!
The Doctors discuss a new study that says that acne sufferers are more likely to live longer because their cells have a built-in protection against aging, which will likely make them look more youthful later in life!


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Last Monday, we started a tour of Allison and Steve's brand new farmhouse located just outside of Birmingham, Alabama. If you missed the post, be sure to click over and see the explosion of color in the kitchen and mudroom!
Today, we're continuing our tour of the couple's modern farmhouse which is filled with natural materials, family treasures, and lots of laughter from three kids.
The house was designed by Long and Long Design in Homewood, Alabama. At the time of construction, Allison was living in Zambia so all of her selections, including lighting, had to be made online.
"The priority throughout the house were fixtures that are straightforward, industrial, hardy, and down to earth," Allison says. "I picked out all the lighting while overseas, and when I finally saw everything in person, I was thrilled!"
In the entryway, Allison chose the Sputnik 4-Light Chandelier to make an eye-catching statement. She customized this industrial-style chandelier with a Black powder coat finish, 6″ stem, standard cast guard, and frosted glass.
"I needed a fixture that didn't hang too low but provided a fun element for the white walls," she explains. "The black echoes the trim work and I like frosted glass for a softer dispersion of light."
For the kids' playroom, Allison searched for a fixture that wouldn't get lost in the high ceiling. The Foundry 4-Light Chandelier offers a similar industrial aesthetic as other fixtures she chose with its rugged cast guard-and-glass design. These two fixtures are customized with a Textured Black powder coat finish, 12″ stem, standard cast guard with no shade, and clear glass.
"We didn't need another color to compete with everything else going on in this room," she notes. "And we needed brighter light, so we opted for the clear glass here."
Above the checkerboard-painted wall, Allison chose Elliptical Sign Lights to bring attention that space. She customized these fixtures with 9″ shades, a White powder coat finish, G22 gooseneck arms, and a swivel knuckle for easy positioning of each light.
"I have always loved sign lights and knew I needed to use them somewhere," she says. "The painted wall in the playroom is the perfect place because they allow for highlighting the amazing pattern and color on the wall while the white blends in with the top of the wall."
Allison also used Elliptical Sign Lights in the dining room to highlight her colorful artwork from Africa. These fixtures are customized with 9″ shades and a Black powder coat finish. The G26 gooseneck arm and swivel knuckle option help direct the illumination precisely.
"I love the simple lines of this fixture; very graphic against the white walls," Allison notes. "The gooseneck arm provides movement and grace, and the swivel option allows me to angle the fixture exactly where I want it."
More vivid artwork adorns the walls as we move from the living room up the stairs to the upper floor. These pieces are highlighted by a Streamline Industrial Guard Sconce which are similar in style to the chandeliers Allison chose for the entryway and playroom.
"I hadn't planned on hanging anything in the hallway at first, but it was such a perfect moment for something beautiful to look at while going up the stairs," she explains. "I wanted a fixture that stayed close to the wall and wasn't too fancy or delicate. These fit the aesthetic I was looking for — simple lines, great design, and slightly industrial." Allison customized these American-made wall sconces with a Black powder coat finish and frosted glass.
Next Monday for our final leg of the house tour, we will explore the exterior of Allison's home plus her cozy, screened-in porch. You don't want to miss it!
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How do I create meaningful back-to-school homeschool traditions?
So I've been racking my brain for the last few months, trying to figure out how I can adapt the usual rituals to our online/homeschool experience. I think having some traditions is important, because they create lasting memories and can increase feelings of comfort. To ease our transition out of traditional schooling, I've come up with the follwoing list of back-to-school homeschool traditions.
We do this every year anyway, but we're gonna change things up a bit this time. We already have a lot of what we need, like crayons and paper. Since we won't be carrying things to school, we also don't need a backpack this year. And we aren't limited to buying only what the teacher wants us to have. This allows us to get a little more creative when we buy our supplies. We're going to get some fun art supplies, organizational supplies, and even some books for our "learning nook." We'll do this together, which should get Bella excited for the start of school the same way that shopping for her yearly backpack does.
Every year, Bella's teachers always have the classroom decorated to the nines. They must spend a fortune! My plan is to surprise Bella by decorating the space we have set aside for her classroom area, which is a corner of our home office. And I don't have to break the budget, either. Dollar Tree has some great classroom decor, and each item is only $1.00. Target also has some reasonably priced decorations and classroom-appropriate posters. If you're crafty, you can even make your own decorations from craft supplies you have on hand.
We have a tradition of taking a back-to-school photo on the morning of the first day of school each year. Typically, Bella's dog, Pinki, is also in the picture, though I don't remember why we started doing this. Anyway, it's become an important back-to-school ritual for us, and we often look back on past year's photos and reminisce. We plan to take a first-day photo this year, too. Instead of a new backpack and school uniform, though, Bella will hold a "Back to School" sign. Since she's crafty, we'll make the sign together a day or two before.
Obviously, with homeschooling, we have the benefit of taking things a little easy when we want to. Even in traditional school, the first few days don't involve much learning. We plan to take advantage of our ability to take it easy on the first day by having a special breakfast. I'll make Bella's favorites: fried eggs (over easy) and pancakes with blueberries. Special meals make excellent traditions, which is why they are featured in so many holidays. I expect this will be one of our favorite homeschool traditions.
How I hope to spend our first day: Outside!
Depending on the weather (it's the rainy season here in Central Florida), I plan to spend the morning half of our first day outside. And I don't plan on limiting this practice to the first day of homeschool. One of the awesome things about schooling from home is that we can do this whenever we want! (I think this is going to be great for reading time and science lessons, especially.) But as long as it doesn't rain, I hope to make this a first-day-of-school ritual every year.
We used to go get ice cream after the first day of school, but I want to try something different this year. Most kids love cooking with their parents, and Bella is no exception. Instead of ice cream, we're going to make cupcakes together to celebrate the end of the first day of school. Maybe I can even sneak in a little math lesson about fractions or measurements while we're at it. At any rate, bonding together while creating our sweet treats is definitely more meaningful than grabbing an ice cream at a fast food joint.
This is our first year trying out homeschooling, so I can only hope that my ideas for homeschool traditions create special memories for Bella to remember. No doubt we'll add other celebrations throughout the year. In the meantime, readers, I'd love to have your input regarding things you do to make homeschooling special.
What are your favorite homeschool traditions?
We do year-round homeschooling, so we don't really have any back to school traditions. I do buy new school supplies and plan out new curriculum and activities every year. I am submitting our orders this week.
Love the idea of adding back to school traditions for home-schoolers. Makes it feel a little more special/different from the norm!
I love this. I think traditions of any kind make kids feel special and give them something they can pass along to their children too!
Traditions are such an important staple in every family. Love this.
I think your ideas are great! I'm sure she will love being able to spend more learning time outside and spending more time with her mom!
These sounds like great ideas for homeschoolers!
Every mom that homeschools their kids deserves a medal in my opinion!
I just really hope I survive this year. My daughter can be really hard-headed.
Love This! My favorite go to place when I'm looking for stuff for my classroom is always the Dollar Tree! I fill up my basket with tons of things, because, hello, it's only a dollar. Then at checkout and $25 later, I realize I have a bit of an addiction, but its ok!
But you get so much for $25, so it's okay right?
These are such great ideas! I always thinking about homeschooling if I have kids someday and lacking these traditions is something I think about. This helps me to see that there are ways to build your own traditions!
We are very non-traditional, so we're always making our own traditions. They feel more special because we created them.
Love the idea of creating traditions. My daughter isn't technically old enough to be considered homeschool, but we definitely have a homeschool type environment going on. Our living room looks like a preschool!
I did the same thing before my daughter was school age!
I lived in Scotland for a year, and there weren't many homeschoolers there, either. I think it's mostly an American thing.
These are great ideas! Really the only traditions I have are taking a picture and buying supplies. I like the idea of making a treat. Hopefully she's not too tired. I teach 30 minutes from home, and last year, she fell asleep eating Cheese-Its. She fell asleep with her face practically in the box!
Oh how funny. When my daughter went to a private school that required us to drive 30 minutes each way she would always pass out in the car on the way home.
These are such fun and special traditions that I'm sure she will fondly remember forever! We do similar things with our two little ones. We homeschool too! Good luck on this new adventure. It is the most incredible joy and privilege to get to experience all of these things with your child, even when there are hard days. And the freedom is wonderful! I wish you the best!
Seriously- so much respect for those who homeschool. I hope we don't encounter issues with bullying and poor education when my girls are old enough to start school because homeschooling just wouldn't be an option for us, but you make it look easy!
I never thought I'd homeschool, but our schools in Florida are too awful! We plan on moving out of state soon, and I might consider traditional schools again.
Great ideas! We take back to school photos every year!
Love these ideas! I never thought much about those simple aspects that can be missed with homeschooling! Thanks for sharing!
Great ideas. I honestly never even thought about the traditions for homeschoolers. Thanks!
School outside sounds great! I hope the weather holds up for you!
Thanks! Hopefully we'll get a few hours without rain or scorching heat.
First of all, your daughter is adorable.
We have homeschooled for years and one of our favorite homeschool traditions is celebrating the first "Blustery Day" of the fall. They would come out and see the wind and rain and see the television set up and run back into their rooms to put their pajamas back on. I set up the television with "The Many Adventures of Winnie-the-Pooh" and got their hot chocolate ready and we would spend the morning watching the movie and then reading a favorite book. It made our homeschool feel cozy and always blessed them to know that they had their own special holiday.
Thank you! You're making me wish we had blustery days here in Florida. That tradition sounds lovely!
Some great ideas for maintaining certain traditions while making the transition to homeschooling!
Love this! Traditions are always great to implement for our children.


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A heat stroke can be very disabling. But it can be treated with the help of some home remedies. Read here.
Beware! The season of tanning, sunburns and heat strokes is here. The scorching heat of the sun would not spare you in any way. For the lucky ones who have never had to deal with a heat stroke or a sunstroke, it may sound not very serious. But trust us; heat strokes can be very disabling. Staying outside for too long when the sun is at its worse, can increase sweating and can make you feel very exhausted. It increases your body temperature and can rob your body of its water, thereby making you feel dehydrated. This can happen to even the healthiest person at any time.
If you see someone showing these symptoms, you must offer immediate care to that person. However, before popping any pills, try to look for home natural solutions, that is, home remedies.
Here's a list of the 6 best home remedies which will help you beat the heat and survive a heat stroke in a much better way.
Onion juice is one of the most effective home remedies for a heat stroke. It is the first thing suggested by Ayurvedic practitioners. All you need to do is apply some of this juice behind your ears or on the chest. This will help in bringing down your body temperature. You could also eat raw onions with chutney or in a salad.
When you sweat too much, your body loses a lot of electrolytes. To make up for that loss, give the person an electrolyte drink. To prepare, mix some baking soda in a glass of water. You could also add some sea salt and fruit juice to it. Mix it well and drink it. Take it regularly, after every 10 minutes.
Both these drinks can be helpful in treating a heat stroke naturally. Buttermilk is rich in probiotics and essential nutrients which make up for the loss incurred by your body due to excessive sweating. Coconut water, too, is an electrolyte-rich drink which rehydrates your body, thereby treating the stroke.
Coriander and mint are cool herbs which work by bringing down your body temperature. Extract some juice from the leaves of mint and coriander and add some sugar to it. Drink this to get relief from a stroke naturally. You could also apply coriander juice on rashes and a hot itchy skin.
Vitamins and minerals in aloe vera juice give your body adaptogens. It improves the body's ability to adapt to external changes like extremely high temperatures. These adaptogens stabilize the systems of your body. You could also apply aloe vera gel to get relief from the excessive heat.
Excessive sweating can lead to dehydration and loss of electrolytes. Drinking tamarind juice can make up for this loss by replenishing your body with nutrients and electrolytes. All you need to do is boil some tamarind and add some sugar and honey to it. Drink it as soon as the symptoms of a heat stroke start appearing. It will help you get rid of the symptoms of the stroke.


We are provided huge services in Banka, Bihar, INDIA including Amarpur, Barahat, Belhar, Bounsi, Chandan, Dhoraiya, Fullidumer, Katoriya, Rajoun, Sambhuganj and others places of Banka, Bihar.
Banka is the homeland of the revolutionary Satish Prasad Jha, one of seven martyrs, who hoisted the flag of India at the Secretariat building near Patna on 11 August 1942. Jha was born in Kharhara near Dhakamod,.Bhubaneswar Mishra, a noted regional revolutionary from village Faga has contributed a lot in the freedom movement.He was sentenced life imprisonment for killing many cruel British forces. Banka has been an attractive destination for veteran socialists. Madhu Limaye represented the constituency twice. George Fernandis and Rajnarayan also contested the parliamentary election in this constituency. There were also a number of veteran leaders of the Indian National Congress: Vindhyavasini Devi, MLA ( 1957–1967), Shakuntala Devi ex M.P., ex chief minister of Bihar Chandrashekhar Singh, Chaturbhuj Singh Ex. M.L.A., ex-Rajya Sabha MP Kamakhya Prasad Singh, ex-MP Manorama Singh, and ex-MLA Jai Prakash Mishra. Digvijay Singh (14 November 1955 - 24 June 2010) was an independent who represented Banka in the Lok Sabha, the lower house of the Indian Parliament.
Digvijay Singh served as a Member of the Parliament of India five times - three times in the Lok Sabha (1998, 1999, 2009) and two times in the Rajya Sabha (1990, 2004). He served as Union Minister of State in the Atal Bihari Vajpayee government (1999–2004) and Chandrashekhar Government (1990 - 1991). He was also a successful sports administrator, having served as President of the National Rifle Association of India since 1999. He was one of the three (George Fernandis, Digvijay Singh, and Nitish Kumar) founding members of the Samta party.
The District of Banka is situated at the far south - east of the State of Bihar. The eastern and the southern border of the district coincides with district Godda of the state - Jharkhand. In west and north east it is bounded by Jamui and Munger disrict respectively. The old district Bhagalpur is situated in the north side of Banka. The Geographical area of the district 1s 305621 hectare i.e. 3019.3465 Sq. Km. The district head quarter of Banka is situated in Banka Town. The district has been established on 21st February, 1991. Earlier it was a Sub-Division of district Bhagalpur. The district consists 11 blocks and two municipalities Banka and Amarpur. Under every Block there are a number of panchayats.
The recogniton of the district is Mandar Hill (Mandar Parvat) situated at Bounsi Block at about 18 Km from District Headquarter raising its head since the epic period. The glorious fair Bounsi Mela is held every year in the month of January at the foot hill of Mandar Hill. The fair starts from 14th January ( Makar Shankranti day) every year and continues for about a month. The Mandar Hill is related with the story of Skand Puran of epic period.


As the main document suggests, the California Supreme Court and the Courts of Appeal do not frequently issue written opinions reviewing decisions of the Commission. Review is limited pursuant to the discretionary writ procedures established by Section 1756.
Appellate courts also address the Commission's regulatory authority, however, in cases construing the extent to which Section 175950 constrains the Superior Court from acting in matters arguably affecting the Commission's exercise of its jurisdiction. In most cases involving Section 1759 the Commission is not a party. A case typically reaches the Court of Appeal through direct appeal (appeal as a matter of right) of a trial court proceeding rather than through a discretionary writ such as the writ of review provided for in Section 1756.
Before listing recent cases decided under Section 1759, it is worth noting a few of the predicate bodies of case law that set the stage for the latest decisions describing the limitation on the jurisdiction of the Superior Court (and, in many instances federal courts51) embraced in Section 1759.
51See Kairy v. SuperShuttle International,660 F.3d 1146 (2012). The Ninth Circuit reversed a trial court's ruling that Section 1759 barred a class action where the outcome sought would undermine a 1996 Commission Order construing General Order 158-A. The Commission, somewhat inexplicably, filed an amicus brief which played a major role in the Ninth Circuit's reversal of a District Court order affirming the primacy of Commission authority over the status of drivers of charter party carriers. See also, Cooney v. Public Utilities Commission (July 15, 2014) holding that Section 1759 cannot require a federal court to dismiss federal claims. (The court did dismiss claims against Commission President Michael Peevey and Attorney General Kamala Harris on other grounds). See also United Energy Trading v. PG&E, 2015 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 158060 rejecting PG&E's arguments that Section 1759 barred tort claims in federal court. Most recently, see Rosen v. Uber Technologies 2016 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 21960 (February 22, 2016) holding that Section 1759 required dismissal of unfair competition claims brought in federal court.


Marjo has her background in leadership and management studies and in social politics. She currently acts as a senior researcher at JSBE. Her scholarly activity can be found from here.
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In 1980, Jack and Pearl Resnick, long-time loyal friends and supporters of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, endowed a Gerontology Center at the medical school. Their vision anticipated what soon would become a national health concern in the United States: the increasing numbers of older people whose longevity was reaching and even exceeding the biblical four score and ten. Today there are more than 35 million Americans aged 65 and over, about 13% of the population. That number is projected to grow to over 69 million (20% of all Americans) by the year 2030 and to nearly 80 million by 2050.
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Professor Griffin announces the UK FASHIoN RCT results at Sports Hip 18.
Nick Savva talks about the complexities of obtaining patient consent.
Professor Griffin talks to two patients about their role in the UK FASHIoN RCT.
Freddie Fu has been the chairman of the Department of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and the University of Pittsburgh Medical centre (UPMC) since 1998, where he is the David Silver Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery. He has been the head team physician for the University of Pittsburgh Department of Athletics since 1986.
Freddie is known worldwide for his pioneering surgical techniques to treat sports-related injuries to the knee and shoulder and his extensive scientific and clinical research in the biomechanics of such injuries. Because of his reputation, Freddie attracts both athletic and non-athletic patients from all over the globe.
He also was instrumental in the establishment of the Sports and Preventive Medicine Institute in 1985. Under Freddie's medical directorship, the facility - now called the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex - has grown into one of the world's largest, most comprehensive and highly regarded sports medicine clinical and research centres. In 2000, this world-class centre moved to its new home within the expansive, state-of-the-art UPMC Sports Performance Complex. The complex, partly designed by Freddie, also houses the indoor and outdoor training facilities of the University of Pittsburgh Panthers and the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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DENHAM SPRINGS - A police officer who left the state after he was accused of sex crimes involving a juvenile was convicted this week. Joseph...
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Decision to arrest mom over recording devices at school was 'heavy-handed,' legal expert says
LIVINGSTON PARISH - Less than 24 hours after a mother in Livingston Parish was arrested, accused of placing recording devices on her special needs' daughter's wheelchair, a legal expert said the effort by the school system and the sheriff's office to arrest her was "heavy-handed."
Amanda Carter's husband Jesse said his wife sent recording devices on her daughter's wheelchair after 17-year old Gracie Carter began coming home with bruises. On Tuesday, Carter was booked with 20 counts of interception and disclosure of wire. That is essentially wiretapping.
Some of the recordings that were captured raise serious questions about what was going on inside the child's classroom.
"I see at best a technical legal violation, but it would be just wrong for the state to come after her," tenured LSU law professor Ken Levy said.
Carter's husband, Jesse Carter, said the audio on the recordings captured more than just what happened in the classroom, after Gracie's wheelchair was taken away and placed in a locked office. That conversation was captured on audio, and adults say they were instructed by a Ms. Jones to do it.
Carter said they believe the Ms. Jones the adults were referring to is Live Oak High School's principal, Beth Jones.
"They aren't worried about Gracie," Jesse Carter said. "What they are worried about is all of this corruption caught in the process."
"It seems real heavy-handed for the state to come after this mother," Levy said. "The purpose of this statute was not this. People often record conversations to protect themselves. That's why we are a one-party consent state. You speak at your own risk. That's the idea."
WBRZ asked the Livingston Parish School System why it would take away Gracie's wheelchair.
A spokeswoman said, "The student participates in ambulatory activities during the day as part of her IEP (individual education plan), including classroom interaction, physical education and physical therapy exercises. On these occasions, the wheelchair is removed from the classroom to allow for additional space. It is placed in a safe, unoccupied secure space. At times when the student must travel distances, for example, to and from the bus, the student is returned to the wheelchair for those activities."
An hour after Livingston schools released that statement, a spokesperson sent a follow-up response saying it broke the law by sharing that information and that it should have never been sent.
"Livingston Parish Public Schools is prohibited by legal statute from identifying any student with disabilities, in accordance with HIPA regulations, nor can the district comment on the individual education plan (IEP) for students with disabilities, including information about devices that may or may not be part of that student's IEP," a school spokesperson said. "Thus, Livingston Parish Public Schools cannot respond to your request for a public statement."
Carter said the school's statement is not true, and Gracie stays in one classroom from the moment she arrives at school until she is dismissed.
"Amanda doesn't deserve it," Carter said. "She's doing this to protect her child. That's all this is."
Carter is scheduled to be arraigned on the felony charges in January.
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I saw your book The Automatic Millionaire in Costco and thought, "what the heck, let's see what this guy knows". What amazed me was that I was already doing just about everything you recommended. I didn't call it my Latte Factor though but my "dirty little habit". I figured so many people smoke and always seem to find the money for their addiction so I took up smoking on paper. I put $10 a day into an account for my new 8 month old daughter's education. So far she has over $3200 to her name and I'm thinking of going up to a two pack a day habit in the future. We have also been contributing the max to our respective RRSP's for seven years now. I've always paid my mortage weekly ever since buying my first home in 1990. Two years ago I asked the bank to deduct an extra $125 a week, which is straight principle, and it has put a serious dent in what we owe. I expect to be out of debt in about eight years. Keep preaching the gospel – it works. We are almost halfway to millionaire status and I just turned 37 today.


This Alfa "Romero" is optimistically looking for a new home at this price yet the Berlina is an often overlooked Alfa with Bertone styling. I can't tell if this is the 1750 or 2000. But it's already prepared for a little track time with the roll bar, so let's hope it's the 2.0 liter model pushing around about 2,500 pounds. Would love it more if it had the original wood steering wheel.
Find it here on Craigslist in Redwood City, California.


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Jewish Federation of Victoria & Vancouver Island
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Sandra Glass, President
Sandra is a graduate of the University of Windsor. She has held executive positions in the not-for-profit and public sectors in Ontario and in BC. She moved to Victoria in 1998 to take up a position as a projects' director responsible for publications, consultations, policy analyses and resource development. Her work included the responsibility for acquiring and managing multi-million-dollar government funded contracts. She has been a volunteer board member of the Jewish Community Centre of Victoria for several years and volunteers for the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria and the Victoria Dragon Boat Festival. In 2015, Sandra founded the Victoria International Jewish Film Festival which is in its 6th year. It has continued to offer Jewish-themed cinema to our community during Covid-19 by mounting both a drive-in and a virtual film festival for 2020. She is proud of her three sons, their families and her two granddaughters in BC and Ontario and hopes to actually visit with them in the not-too-distant future but virtual visits will have to do while we are patiently waiting.
Larry Gontovnick, Vice-President
Larry was born and grew up in Montreal. He has a BSc degree in chemistry from McGill University and a PhD degree in pharmacology from UBC. He was a Medical Research Council of Canada postdoctoral fellow at the University of Wisconsin's McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research. He ran the clinical trials departments for the Canadian affiliates of two major pharmaceutical companies and then headed drug development for a couple of start-up biotechnology companies in Vancouver. Larry moved to Victoria in 2006 and retired at the end of 2010. Since his retirement, Larry has served on the boards of several community organizations. He is currently President of the Jewish Community Centre of Victoria and has been on the board of JFVVI since 2011.
Selma Linzer, Past-President
Victoria has been home to Selma and her husband Jack Mayer for 13 years now. In that time, she has served on the boards of Jewish Family Services, The Jewish Burial Society, The Jewish Federation of Victoria and Vancouver Island, CHW Victoria (Hadassah Wizo), and her home based strata corp council. It has also been her honour to volunteer at the Jewish Community Centre of Victoria with their speaker's program and the week-end fairs. She has, with small committees, created and organized two End of Life Symposiums within the Jewish community and with Jewish Family Services, she introduced the Jewish Holiday Food basket program. It has been a primary goal to help foster a united community that is inclusive and tolerant of and helpful to all.
Peter Freedman, Treasurer
Peter Freedman is a retired IT professional who moved to Victoria with his wife, Leah, in 2011. He operated an independent consulting practice from Toronto specializing in software design and project management of healthcare and health benefits systems with clients worldwide. In Victoria he operated a mobile device game development company with his son through to the end of 2018.
Peter is an avid gardener who volunteers at the Horticultural Centre for the Pacific. He is currently on the Board of Directors of the Jewish Burial Society and has served on the Boards of the Victoria Society for Humanistic Judaism, the Friends of Government House and the Community Arts Council of Greater Victoria.
Jeff Kushner, Secretary
Following a career as a project leader in the resource industry, and as a volunteer in the homeless sector and at Temple Bnai Tikvah in Calgary, Jeff and his partner Randall retired to Victoria about 5 years ago to enjoy all that the west coast has to offer. Jeff immediately began his new career as a community volunteer. As a member of Congregation Emanu-El he served on the House Committee and on the Avodah team and has been on the JFVVI Executive for the past 3 years. Jeff is also an active Crew member of the Oak Bay Offshore Search and Rescue squadron. While not serving in the community, Jeff enjoys being out on the water in any type of boat and outside doing house and yard work.
DIRECTORS-AT-LARGE:
Arlene Ackerman – Arlene is JFVVI's connection to the up Island Jewish communities, where she serves as the President of the Central Vancouver Island Jewish Community Society.
Aaron Devor – Aaron served as the Past-President of the Jewish Federation of Victoria and Vancouver Island from 2016-2020. He was President of JFVVI 2012-2016. He was the Victoria Board Member of Hillel BC 2007-2017 and the Jewish member on the Greater Victoria Police Diversity Advisory Committee (2005-2010). He was a President, Past-President, VP, and board member of Congregation Emanuel 1999-2003. He founded and holds the world's only Chair in Transgender Studies, founded and serve as the Academic Director of the world's largest Transgender Archives, and founded and host the international and interdisciplinary Moving Trans History Forward conferences. He has published three books, many scholarly articles, and delivered more than 30 keynote addresses around the world. He is a national-award-winning teacher, a Fellow of two scholarly societies, a former Dean of Graduate Studies (2002-2012), and a professor of Sociology, at the University of Victoria.
Sharon Kobrinsky – Sharon is a registered social worker who has lived in Victoria since 1992. She has served as the Ceremonial Leader and Board Member for the Victoria Society for Humanistic Judaism since 1998, is a board member of the Victoria Multifaith Society, and served as Jewish Chaplain at the University of Victoria for four years.
Michael Roth – Michael is dad to two amazing young adults who grew up in the safe loving embrace of the Vancouver Island Jewish community. He is committed to give something back to the same community who helped raise his children and the families and individuals who have yet to experience the support of the JFVVI. Having previously served for a short time on the board of the JFVVI he is looking forward to taking on an active role working with the other members of the Board.
Lindy Shortt – Lindy has lived in Victoria for over 35 years, is actively involved with Chabad of Vancouver Island, but has also served in many capacities on the Board and committees of Congregation Emanu-El and volunteered extensively for other Jewish organizations represented in Victoria. Her husband Stan was a founding member of JFVVI and served on the board for several years.
Ora Stefanic – Ora was born in Even Yehuda, Israel and immigrated to Canada after her service in the IDF Medical Corps. She is currently the Director of the Hillel BC in Victoria and runs the Aleph Bet Jewish Montessori Program in Victoria.
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40 illustrated jumping exercises by Michel Robert. A pocket-sized edition (12X17cm), handy to carry with you on your working arena. A pratical tool, and a useful backup to the Horse Academy videos.
Pocket'Jump is a teaching aid made to accompany you to your training ground. Its content was developed by Michel Robert, international jumping rider and author of several bestselling books.
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Irish Music Finds Home in NY this Fall
Culture, Featured Posts, Voices' Picks, Western European	October 22, 2013 at 5:14 pm
It's not St. Patrick's, but musically it will feel like it with three upcoming Irish shows.
Afro-Carib Group Evokes Sounds of Home
African, Bronx, Caribbean, Culture	July 23, 2013 at 5:45 pm
The African diaspora influences of music group Ilu Aye kicked off a series of Caribbean-themed events in the Bronx, to the delight of fans who, reports Hunts Point Express, praised the band for their combination of different sounds and reminding them of home.
Godfather of Salsa Gets His 'Way'
Bronx, Culture, In the News, Latino	June 13, 2013 at 1:36 pm
Arsenio Rodriguez left his mark on salsa music and now, the late Cuban musician will leave it on a Bronx street. Hunts Point Express reports that a street in the Longwood neighborhood is now also known as Arsenio Rodriguez Way, in honor of the New Yorker's influence on the city's music scene.
Jazz Musicians Stage Fight for Benefits and Pensions
Culture, Labor	March 16, 2012 at 12:32 pm
Despite their iconic status in the New York City music scene, jazz musicians are fighting for a different kind of status — equal benefits. Most symphony and Broadway performers who belong to the American Federation of Musicians Local 802 have employer-paid medical benefits and pensions, but jazz musicians in the union do not.
New hope for aging Latino musicians
Bronx, Culture, In the News	October 12, 2011 at 1:10 pm
A Bronx Developer is looking to help aging musicians keep Latin music alive by building apartments they can afford to rent. The space will also house a performing arts venue, an area highlighting the borough's musical history, and a music-themed high school. Many Latino music performers often get paid in cash for shows, and receive no benefits. At an age when many are planning to retire with pensions, they are left to fend for themselves.


At The Well School, we had the pleasure of training Mari Ohashi in Clinical Aromatherapy. Following her course, we asked her to share her journey into the world of aromatherapy and her experience of studying The Aromatherapy Company diploma at The Well School. We hope you enjoy reading Mari's story.
1) Hi Mari, please tell us how you decided to become a clinical aromatherapist?
In Tokyo I was a Colour Therapist. During my training I had learnt the basics of Aromatherapy in order to get my qualification. I've always been interested in alternative medicine and I love plants, flowers and scent. I also wanted a profession that I could use anywhere in the world.
2) How did you enjoy your time as a student at The Well School?
My time at The Well School was delightful thanks to our teacher, Caren, and my fellow classmates. Caren was so kind, funny, and always ready to share her knowledge and experience with us. She could always make us happy. It was a very comfortable environment to study in.
3) Did you enjoy the AromaCo course?
I enjoyed the course very much. I found it relaxing and very rewarding. Not only were the classes amazing but I really enjoyed our trip to the National Herb Centre on the last day of the course. It was a lovely day and I'm glad I could share it with Caren and my classmates. I would love to go there again!
4) Since you qualified with The Well School what have you done with your qualification?
Returning to Japan, I was immediately employed as a Spa Therapist by the 5 Star The Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Tokyo Midtown. It's such a beautiful hotel with my treatment room located on the 46th floor. The views were stunning. My room was North facing so I could see the Imperial Palace but from the Spa Lounge you can see everywhere, from Mt. Fuji in the West to Tokyo Tower in the East. To be honest I didn't have much time to look out the window, during the 9 months I worked there I gave more than 700 treatments to Ritz-Carlton guests and spa members. Prior to this, my training consisted of learning over 15 massage courses and techniques. It was a very busy time. One that I am very grateful for having experienced.
5) What is your favourite essential oil and how do you like to use it?
My favourite essential oil is Sandalwood. I'm using it with Patchouli for inhalation and as a facial oil with Frankincense. However, I'm not going to tell you my secret recipes!


Clean the lib project and rebuild it , repeat this steps couple of time, till you don't see the yellow sign appears to lib project(which is a warning sign).
Then again go to your Hello project and add the reference of the lib project you are done now. Error should go off by now.
makesure u select Build Automatically then try import the project.
I noticed whenever i didnt select build automatically i will have missing .jar in cordavalib folder.


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from django.test import SimpleTestCase
from couchexport.transforms import couch_to_excel_datetime

class ExportTransformTest(SimpleTestCase):

    def test_couch_to_excel_datetime_current_fmt(self):
        self.assertEqual('2015-05-14 13:03:06', couch_to_excel_datetime('2015-05-14T13:03:06.455000Z', {}))

    def test_couch_to_excel_datetime_old_fmt(self):
        self.assertEqual('2014-10-07 12:27:15', couch_to_excel_datetime('2014-10-07T12:27:15Z', {}))

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This contemporary Russian artist is a master of 'painting the light,' capturing the rays of the sun in his landscapes. 19"x22" serigraph on paper, signed and numbered by the artist. Domestic shipping $50. International depends upon location.


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A simple meditation/affirmation ritual that will help you to reveal the powers of the scented tealight candles which might help you to attract personal success and guide the events towards a favorable direction. These scented tealight candles might also give you confidence in yourself and your powers as well as inspire you for new challenges, ideas, originality and resourcefulness.


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Accra Hearts of Oak ended an eight-year wait for a league victory over Asante Kotoko in Accra, with a 1:0 win over their arch rivals.
Defender Vincent Atinga was the hero of the afternoon as he scored the only goal of the match.
The tight match appeared to be ending in a stalemate, until referee Samuel Sukah adjudged a Kotoko defender to have handled the ball in the box seven notes or time, and awarded a penalty to Hearts of Oak.
It was a nerve-racking moment, particularly for the Phobians, but Vincent Atinga showed great composure and converted the spot kick, which gave Hearts their first league win win over Kotoko at the Accra Sports Stadium in eight years.
The defeat ruined a great opportunity for Kotoko to overtake Aduana Stars who slipped up in Cape Coast on Saturday.
Ebusua Dwarfs ended their unbeaten record of with a 2:1 victory. Star man, Nicholas Gyan and Osman Mohammed gave Dwarfs a 2:0 lead before Mohammed reduced the deficit for Aduana.
Aduana Stars had not lost in their previous seven matches and the defeat left them in danger of losing their number one position on the table, but Kotoko could not capitalize.
Elmina Sharks continued their impressive debut season in the Premier League with a 1:0 win over Ashantigold. Tetteh Nortey scored the only goal of the match through a penalty.
Bolga All Stars registered their second home win of the season, by defeating Bechem United 2:1 in Bolga. Hafiz Wontah Konkoni and Maxwell Frimpong scored for Bolga All Stars, while Eric Owusu Gyamfi got Bechem's game.
In Sogakope, WAFA continued their impressive home form with a 2:0 over Berekum Chelsea. Emmanuel Boateng and Komlan Agbeniadan got the goals for WAFA.
Liberty Professionals and Wa All Stars settled for a 0:0 draw in Dansoman, while Medeama's recent winless run continued with a 1:1 home draw with Accra Great Olympics. Bismark Oppong.
Inter Allies will host Tema Youth at the El Wak Stadium in Accra to complete the week eight fixtures.
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Sinead O'Connor Ends 2 Week Marriage Due To Groom's Family Reaction
Charla Littlejohn
At first it was Kim Kardashian with her 72 day marriage, now it's Sinead O'Connor's 16 day marriage to Barry Herridge. But unlike Kim Kardashian letting the media find out, O'Connor decided to leak the information herself.
According to the singer on her official website, the marriage ended because of intense pressure being placed upon Herridge by certain people in his life. The 45 year-old Irish singer-songwriter goes on to say that these individuals banished the idea of him being involved with her and they were people whom had never met her.
Sinéad O'Connor, most known for her bald head in the 80's, covering the song "Nothing Compares 2 U" in 1990 and almost sabotaging her career for ripping apart Pope John Paul II picture on Saturday Night Live in 1992, went on to say the individuals had formed their own idea of her based on the media, etc.
O'Connor says that because she loves Barry Herridge so much that after seeing "his life leave" because of the way the people whom he loved reacted, she decided to set him free. The two wedded on December 8 and three hours following the ceremony, allegedly, things started off on the wrong foot with bad behaviors.
"I saw his life leave him because of how people close to him reacted. And I can't take anyone's life." stated Sinead O'Connor.
"… a woman wants to be a joy to her husband. So.. U love someone? Set them free.," Sinead O'Connor added.
Sinead O'Connor is a mother of four and this is the fourth marriage for the singer.
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