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Loser of the Month. Smokers, drinkers, inept robbers
'There are more fools in the world than there are people.' Heinrich Heine
Do it Yourself Burial
Smoking and Drinking?
A Classic Loser of the Month - Toothless wonder
The Whole Town is the Loser of the Month
Bank Robbery - No
Lewis Hamilton - Banned for Speeding
Picture Selection of Our 'Losers of the month'
A Dutch gravedigger had a lucky escape after he accidentally buried himself. The 62-year-old man, from Nieuwleusen, was digging a grave in Zwolle cemetery when it happened, reports Gazet van Antwerpen, Belgium. A trailer containing the earth he had removed tipped over and fell into the grave, knocking over the man and covering him completely. Luckily, a workmate was able to move the trailer and uncover the gravedigger's face to let him breathe. He called the fire brigade who managed to free the man after an hour. He was unhurt apart from a bump on the head.
It's one of those unwritten rules of life: never smoke cigarettes while drinking petrol. A man in the town of Gross Godems, Germany, was being treated for serious burns after accidentally setting his apartment ablaze when he mixed up a bottle of petrol with alcohol, police report. The 56-year-old, whose name was not released, apparently grabbed the wrong bottle and took a swig from the gasoline flask. Realising his mistake, he quickly spat the liquid out again. Unfortunately for him, the petrol hit a lit cigarette, sparking the fire. Will and Guy think that 'you could not make it up.'
A man in Brevard County, Florida, has reported to the authorities that someone reached into his mouth and removed his gold teeth as he slept. Detectives said they had responded to a reported theft at a home in Florida on Sunday. The report, by the Sheriff's office, said Bryan Osteen had spoken to officers and told them that someone had entered his bedroom and taken the teeth, worth $80 USD [£43] out of his mouth. Osteen said that he is a heavy sleeper and did not wake up during the incident. He added that he had friends at his home and believes one of them might have had something to do with the crime. See more dentist stories
A seaside town was swamped with semolina after a factory blasted out two tonnes of the dessert ingredient. People living in Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, East Anglia woke up one morning to find their town covered in the fine white grain. The council staff who had tried to clear up the mess made the mistake of adding water - accidentally turning the powder into a massive slippery pudding. A council spokesperson said, 'It looked like there had been a heavy frost. Everywhere was just white, even the grass. We had 10-15 people trying to clear it up, but as soon as it got wet it became more of a problem.' The semolina was eventually cleared up and Great Yarmouth is now back to normal.
Mrs W. Sexton was mistakenly told by her bank her balance had reached a staggering £91 million recounts the Scotsman newspaper. Wendy Sexton, 51, whose husband Colin is the chief executive of Bristol City Football Club, received a letter from HSBC saying they were 'pleased to inform' her that the closing balance on her account was a breath-taking £91 million plus change. It was the kind of money that would have turned League One side Bristol City into Premiership contenders. Unfortunately for the couple their millionaire status was short-lived. The cheque accompanying the letter was for just £13.73. Remember what Bill Lyon said If at first you don't succeed, find out if the loser gets anything.
In the week before Christmas, Lewis Hamilton, Britain's Formula 1 star, has been clocked on a French motorway travelling at 196 kms per hour [121 mph approx] and banned from driving for a month reports BBC Radio news.
It's been a while since England had a motor racing hero. To old timers Stirling Moss is probably the most famous Formula one driver. (Jackie Stewart was Scottish). Will and Guy see parallels between Lewis Hamilton and Stirling Moss, both were geniuses at the wheel, both had brushes with the traffic police. In our youth policeman would often caution young tearaway drivers who were only a little over the speed limit, or who they could not follow for long enough to book. The policeman would often open the conversation with the phrase, 'Who do you think you are, Stirling Moss'. According to urban myth, one day a policeman pulled over a rotund middle-aged man because he was hammering a scooter at 50mph in a 30mph and said, 'Who do you think you are, Stirling Moss'. The rotund man replied, well actually, I am Stirling Moss. Whereupon the young policeman's jaw dropped. When he recovered his composure he asked Stirling for his autograph and gave him a police escort all the way home. Fortunately, Lewis Hamilton did not follow Stirling Moss' losing record of never winning the Formula one World Championship. Whereas Stirling Moss was a heroic failure finishing 2nd in the Formula One Championships in 1955, 1956, 1957 and 1958, Lewis won in 2008. Incidentally, Stirling Moss was knighted and thus is really Sir Stirling Moss; perhaps one day Lewis Hamilton may also be honoured with a title. Footnote: P.S. Please write to Will and Guy if you have a candidate for loser of the month
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Cone-Beam CT is a fairly new imaging technology that produces 3-dimensional image data. Using a cone-shaped x-ray beam rather than the linear fan beam of conventional CT, a cone-beam CT scanner takes just one revolution around the patient to create multiple views. For example, in a dental setting, cone-beam CT can take images of both jaws in 3.6-6 seconds of actual exposure time. This represents significantly less radiation than one would receive with a full series of digital periapical radiographs, and is comparatively the same as bite-wing radiographs. With imaging software, the data may be reconstructed to provide 3D views that can easily be manipulated to show different angles, varying depths and thicknesses, and be selective for the particular tissues that need to be examined. The dose of radiation needed for a cone-beam CT scan is much lower than for a standard CT.
3D CT scans created from the cone-beam CT allow the surgeon and restorative dentist to best plan and place dental implants. Their uses and superior benefits are present throughout care, beginning with diagnosis to treatment and including post-op examinations. This can include: locating and determining the distance to vital anatomic structures; measuring alveolar bone width and visualizing bone contours; determining if a bone graft or sinus lift is needed; selecting the most suitable implant size and type; optimizing the implant location and angulation; increasing case acceptance; reducing surgery time and more. With the use of guided implant placement based on 3D cone-beam CT scans, all the above benefits are improved to the point that the surgeon can approach each case with the confidence that comes from knowing that the best available image data and technology have been used to guarantee success.
X-Ray radiation exposure to the patient is up 10 times less than a standard CT scanner.
Much faster scan time. Scans on a Cone-Beam CT take between 10-40 sec, while on a regular CT scanner, it takes a few minutes.
Cheaper, as the average price of a Cone-Beam CT scan is up to 50% less than a conventional scan.
You can already find Cone-Beam CT's throughout the US at various imaging centers and in many dental offices.
Any dentist can utilize the Cone-Beam CT technology through 3rd party image processing centers that read the CT and electronically convey the data to the treating dentist.
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Deer antler velvet is made of the stuff that builds bodies.
When deer antler velvet is consumed as part of a complete diet this above nutrition will assist the body with healing, regenerating and growing.
More about the necessary additional nutrition to make deer antler velvet work later on, but first there is more to deer antler velvet that is essential!
All of these minerals have functions of supporting and maintaining health that the weightlifter, bodybuilder, and physique athlete will greatly appreciate.
The minerals found within deer antler velvet are vital to normal endocrine function, specifically concerning normal growth and efficient regeneration. Most important: calcium is critical to parathyroid gland function and the normal functioning of the whole endocrine system. The parathyroid glands, which are embedded in the neck along with the thyroid gland, support hormones concerning energy, regeneration and growth. A thyroid not only requires iodine, but a thyroid requires a functioning parathyroid which needs calcium.
Deer antler velvet supports regeneration by its naturally occurring and included trace nanogram amounts of growth factors such as IGF-1, IGF-2 and cytokines. These hormone molecules communicate directly with the endocrine system and the pituitary gland. Zinc is also an important mineral in the thyroid, parathyroid, pituitary endocrine connection.
Deer antler velvet works by the combination of all its constituents to support normal endocrine function thus supporting the pituitary gland for growth and regeneration hormones. When the pituitary gland is supported by a functioning endocrine system, and by proper nutrition, the body will be able to work optimally.
Calcium and magnesium are essential to every muscular contraction in the body. Strength is the ability of a muscle to contract during the work of lifting weights; a lack of calcium limits muscle contraction that in turn hampers building a strong body.
After a muscle does work it must release its tissues to allow the circulation of blood to remove by-products of fatigue and support recovery. Magnesium maintains recovery and regeneration.
Calcium and magnesium work together to make muscles work better!
Sometimes the only way to make progress is by doing more work and lifting more weight.
Deer antler velvet contains additional minerals that support nerve impulses and lifting technique for proper form and the stimulation of muscle groups for the best development.
Sodium, Zinc and Phosphorus are highly electrical minerals that assist nerve impulses to support the contraction of more muscles in groups.
Indeed, a few working sets of these exercises is all you need to develop all the major muscle groups for a fully developed and strong physique.
Additionally, the mineral manganese is necessary for pliable muscles and joints, which means that manganese help muscles and joints maintain stretchable and flexible properties concerning efficient ranges-of-motion and proper posturing of muscle groups.
Time to get to work and reap the rewards of hard work!
Deer antler velvet is an integral supplement that any hard-working and serious bodybuilder will include in their supplement program.
Specifically, enough needs to be taken often enough to keep this whole process going.
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Deer Antler Velvet is a holistic anytime anywhere formulation.
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Protein - time your deer antler velvet dose with a high quality protein food like meat and eggs or add additional protein with supplement like whey protein isolate which contains the muscle supporting amino acids known as the BCAA's and Glutamine.
Vitamin D - vitamin D is an essential hormone that supports calcium absorption in the intestine and benefits the entire endocrine system.
Iodine - iodine is necessary to support the endocrine system with calcium utilization. Whole food sources such as kelp are most absorbable.
Fish and Flax Oil - omega 3 fats are essential to the endocrine system for the production of hormones in the body.
Eggs – eggs contain everything to make a baby chick so it has enough added nutrition to help build a body, such as vitamins, including B12. Eggs are also high in phosphorus and work very well with deer antler velvet.


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As expected my current wish list if full of whimsical and feminine pieces--lots of pink, lace, and shimmer (I took inspiration from here). I'm a sucker for anything by Stella McCartney and her green sunnies and woven handbag are calling my name. I've been eyeing Valentino's Rockstud collection and I'm partial to the flats (perfect for all the holiday parties). I also fell in love with Diptyque's 34 Boulevard Saint German perfume after taking a sample home. At first I felt it was too powerful but after awhile it really develops beautifully.
Those bags are fantastic!! I love the colors and textures.
i want those flats too! so amazing!
Oh yes, I adore those valentino flats! great whislist!
Amazing dress, sunnies and flats!!NIce post!
I love that dress & the planner book!
what a great list, I think I now want things I never knew I did!! haha!
So cute -- I love the Kate Spade planner!
What a fun Maxi dress! I love the drama of the slit and the long sleeves. I've been looking for cute stationary and planners since I started my new job and the Kate Spade 2012 planner just might take the cake!
Those studded shoes need to appear in my closet like nowish. Love.
Those studded flats are seriously hot. Love!
love everything, the dress is my fave!!
Love it all! Especially the Valentino flats... they are absolutely devine!!
Lusting over the Stella McC bag, such a lovely twist from the black leather one!
those wrap flats are amazing!!
The clutch is fabulous. This is a sophisticated list.
Those flats are fun and fancy!
Ooh any of these would be amazing to give and get! I have loved those flats forever, they are the perfect ladylike with an edge shoe.
Me too on the valentino flats!
Everyone has been including that Kate Spade diary in their gift guides - I really want it!
LOVE this list; so fabulous! Thank you for sharing. Happy Holidays!
That Topshop dress looks like nothing special in the photo but when you wear it in a later post - YOWzers. Such a great look!


This series showcases the stories of the amazing staff and students of The Reading School District. Kristin Boyd is the host of this series. A former newspaper reporter and magazine editor, Kristin has won dozens of writing awards and has interviewed several notables, including poet Maya Angelou, actress Phylicia Rashad from The Cosby Show, rapper Common and Elizabeth Gilbert, author of Eat Pray Love.
Happy to be back in Berks County after living in New Jersey for several years, Kristin is now the Director of Communications/Community Engagement with the Reading School District. She is also the creator of The Laid-Off Diaries and co-founder of Greater Reading Guerrilla Goodness. She lives in Muhlenberg Township with her longtime boyfriend, Jermaine D. Edwards, and their 3-year-old son, Jermaine II, and 1-year-old son, Jayden.
Life Lessons with the Reading School District with a brand new twist! - Meet Kari Wink!
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Be The Change - A conversation about Project Peace!


In the 34 Edward I. (1305), Oxon fine, No. 209, Will de La Lee and his wife Isabel sell land. Oxon fines of 36 and 42 Henry III., William de La Lee buys land in Shutford and in Banbury, and in 22 Edward I. Will de La Lee and his wife Agnes buy land in Banbury. Amongst the ancient charters, vol. xviii.. No. 255, charter of Nich. de La Lee to monks of Bordesley, and again Aug. No. 245, vol. x., Peter, son of Nicholas de La Lee gives land in La Lee to Brueme Abbey ; and amongst the charters in the Thame Abbey register is one of Geoffirey de La Lee giving land to that abbey. ..."


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The curse of modern society may be our need to discover patterns. Our need to explain everything could be an honest atavism, but the reasons we find may be way off the mark. Post hoc, ergo propter hoc, is a common fallback position that is often useful when the gun is not smoking -or when there's no gun.
I suppose societies have always faced threats, though. And whether from without or within, they have always looked for remediable causes; the death of a society means the termination of shared customs at the very least, and shared loyalties just as probably -the sense of an us pitted against an implacable them who do not understand us.
'Loneliness is the common ground of terror', as Arendt says. 'It was loneliness, Arendt argued, that helped Eichmann and countless others … to give themselves over to totalitarian ideologies and charismatic strongmen. These totalitarian ideologies are designed to appeal to those who struggle with the internal moral dialogue that Arendt valued as the highest form of thought … Totalitarian ideas offer a 'total explanation' – a single idea is sufficient to explain everything. Independent thought is rendered irrelevant.' So is the inner dialogue.
This got me wondering about what I see when I wander the streets of my city, and what I read and hear as people attempt to explain seemingly senseless crimes -especially violent ones- and attribute motive, usually in retrospect, to so-called 'loners'. Not to loneliness, you understand, but to loners, an ostensibly different, more malignant, and 'I should have guessed' variety of human who does things of which you and I could barely conceive. But, I don't know that the average person understands the difference between 'loneliness' and 'loner' -or even thinks it might be important.
He must have sensed someone stopping in front of him because he opened his eyes and smiled as I put the change in his hat. I was about to walk away when it occurred to me to ask about the 'We' in the sign. I don't know why it mattered, to tell the truth; I suppose I was just trying to be friendly.
"Where's the 'We'?" I asked, trying not to sound too nosey.
He wasn't a menacing-looking boy -his auburn hair looked clean and combed, and although his face was definitely in need of a little soap, his expression was friendly and, well, innocent.
That caught me by surprise. "Doesn't anybody usually talk to you?" I felt foolish saying it, but the words tumbled out before I had time to think about them.
I could tell by his face that he felt I was discouraging others from contributing to his hat, so I smiled and wished him good luck. But as I turned to walk away he looked up at me again, his eyes fluttered around me like little sparrows looking for a branch, and wondering if they should perch. "Loners are humans, too," he said, and his face lit up with the joy of an inner dialogue he simply could not disguise. "Thanks for taking the time to talk with me, mister," he added, just before he closed his eyes again to wait in daylong silence. But I was left with the impression that our words, as much as my money, were important in his world. And I couldn't help wondering what those who never stopped to talk would think of him.
For that matter, I wonder what Arendt would have thought.
The itsy bitsy teenie weenie?
Or is it just silly: burkini -coined merely to suggest the word 'burka' and also contrast it with its other 'ini' cousin the bikini? An attempt to denigrate opposites? Have we grown so accustomed to less being more on the beach, that more is now less? Have we already forgotten how shocking the bikini was when it first appeared in the middle of the last century? How it was banned from many beaches then, and declared sinful by no less an authority than the Vatican?
Admittedly, the bikini reveals considerably more of the female anatomy and no doubt arouses different sorts of… well, passions, shall we say, than the iteration I'm discussing. But some of the burkini styles and colours are quite beautiful and, at least from my prairie -and admittedly male perspective- far more attractive than the burka parent. It is, for all intents and purposes, a tempest in a teapot.
Terrorist events in France have undoubtedly kindled a controversy over an issue that would otherwise have been merely a dispute over aesthetics –"Why would anybody want to wear something like that, on a beach? It must be so hot…" And that would have been that. Except for the resistance of some governments to clothing with even a hint of religious affiliation, the burkini would have quietly slipped into normalcy – become as obvious as nose-rings or purple hair. A barely noticeable mise-en-scène.
Of course there was that skirmish on a Corsican beach in August between some villagers and three Muslim families: https://www.theguardian.com/world/2016/aug/15/corsica-mayor-bans-burkini-violence-beach-protests-sisco-france But, interestingly, it was not at all certain whether any of the women were wearing burkinis at the time… The mayor decided to ban them anyway.
I can understand the reason… sort of. The idea, presumably, was to defuse tensions -not draw attention to cultural or religious differences in a time of us and them. Even when, in fact, they are actually us. The problem, I suspect, is that we are living in an inter regnum –a time when differences, no matter how picayune or superficial, may assume larger than life proportions –a significance that, when viewed years hence, might seem recondite –if not puerile. But it's all very confusing, not to mention counterproductive, even now.
Surely inclusivity engenders familiarity and acceptance –on both sides. Banning something often breeds resistance and anger. And banning an innocent article of clothing is both capricious and inflammatory. If there were ever anything that could engender feelings of separation and non-acceptance, it is the belittling of the honest attempts of a culture to adapt to something that so enamours the population in which it is enmeshed -something that allows Muslims to visit beaches while letting them adjust their customs to what may never have been envisioned as a desirable or even feasible activity by their ancestors.
I remember a patient of mine that had a different take on the issue. Fatima was a devout Muslim woman who had nonetheless adopted many of the dress codes, so familiar on our streets. I was seeing her and her husband for antenatal care in their first pregnancy and once they both realized that I was nothing to be feared, we were able to talk openly about many things other than her pregnancy.
At the beginning, for example, she would always arrive wearing the more inclusive covering of a niqab –albeit a colorfully patterned one. Then she began wearing a hijab to our visits. I asked her why.
I remember she looked at me and her eyes twinkled as her mouth wrinkled into a shy smile. I noticed her husband was smiling, too.
She immediately shrugged, as if it was an unimportant observation on my part. "I wanted you to know when I was smiling," she said mischievously. Then, her eyes suddenly became the interrogators –gentle inquisitors- and hovered about my face for a moment. "And quit looking at him," she giggled. "He's terrible at choosing clothes anyway…" It was a good-natured rebuke; Fatima evidently disliked our western stereotypes.
Although it was her husband that was the reason for her presence in Canada –he was doing some post-doctoral research in oceanography- Fatima was also fluent in English and more observant about our own vagaries than I was.
It was a hot summer that year, and conversation naturally turned to Vancouver's love of its beaches.
"I really don't understand Vancouverites," she said with a laugh. "They flock to the beach and strip down so they can lie on the hot sand like wieners on a barbecue…" We all laughed. "I think it's just a fad, though," she added, her face turning serious for a second.
I nodded. "Maybe someday, someone will design beach clothing that is comfortable and cool, but still protects them from the sun…" I said it without thinking, I have to admit.
"We already have," she said and winked.
How parochial we can be in this country, despite the vaunted cultural mosaic of which we are so demonstrably proud.
Cultures change –but more slowly than fashions. Maybe the rest of us will someday find ourselves covering up more of our skin on beaches to prevent UV damage; mothers are already dressing up their toddlers as they muck about in the sand… Beaches themselves are a fashion, after all. There was a time not so long ago when people feared the sea and –at least in Britain- only aristocrats seeking the putative benefits of both spa and beach for reasons of health were able to afford the areas where this was offered. In time, of course, the rabble followed and now we merely view beaches as de rigueur. But given the fickleness of contemporary life, perhaps this too shall pass, as the adage has it.
Fortunately, however, France's highest court has allowed us to breathe deeply again, and step back a few paces for now -it has decided to suspend the ban on burkinis: http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-37198479 Sadly, the issue has not yet been put to bed; there is still considerable resistance among politicians and elements of the population who fear an upheaval of the status quo, and a slide into the morass of sectarianism. Several mayors have even threatened to ignore the ruling.
French law notwithstanding, it seems to me that the noticeability of an article of clothing like the burkini should not merit more than a transient raising of an eyebrow –if that- and certainly not a clash of Civilizations. Its proscription will not discourage terrorism, but perhaps its approval might. Who knows what a welcome might do to a culture so long viewed as other: strangers in a strange land…?


For years now, educators, business leaders, and even politicians have begun to realize that today's students aren't learning enough higher mathematics. The need for civil engineers, for instance, is expected to grow by 20 percent by 2022. Here are just a few reasons for learning advanced math skills.
Advanced math usually refers to complex fields such as trigonometry, calculus, or algebraic number theory. It's true that you can get into a decent college or a good job without studying these, but advanced math puts you a step ahead of other applicants. If you've mastered calculus, for instance, you'll be more impressive than a candidate who never made it past basic algebra. It tells recruiters in an instant that you're an intelligent, focused person who can apply complicated logic to explain patterns, perfect methods, and find solutions.
Mathematics essentially came about as a way to solve problems and is still an evolving technique for doing so. Every tangible, real-world concept or quantity can be expressed or assessed through math. Whether it's tracking pollution or putting a satellite into orbit, understanding mathematical principles is essential. No matter what the problem is, it will involve measurements, theories, and proof by the numbers.
In our high-tech world, an understanding of higher math is crucial to success in many fields. Learning advanced math early is important to finding the right college and career. Engineers, for instance rely on calculus to optimize safety and efficiency in everything from traffic flow to jet planes. At-school or online programs from Ohio University, for example, prepare you for specific engineering specialties. As demand for such jobs continues to increase, they become both more lucrative and more secure careers.
In the past, mathematics was taught and used on paper or blackboards in universally recognized symbols and numbers. Today, however, very few people bother with written calculations when we have computers and smart phones. It seems that in almost any industry, you can find an app for certain mathematical functions. The reality is that someone has to develop the formulas and write the apps. Moreover, you as the end user have to be able to appreciate which app is right for which job, and why.
Learning math beyond basic competency seems like a low priority for most of today's young students. It should be clear that in our technical society advanced mathematics is a vital part of your future.
Hannah Whittenly is a freelance writer and mother of two from Sacramento, CA. She enjoys kayaking and reading books by the lake. You can follow her on twitter and LinkedIn.


It is often observed that the accepted purpose of marriage in African traditional society is to procreate; whether in Christian on non-Christian homes. A childless marriage is therefore regarded as a failed marriage. The problem of childlessness in most African communities is compounded by the fact that it is believed to be inheritable, and always from male source. Therefore male infertility is a big problem in most African community including Nigeria.
Traditionally child bearing is one of the important marks of manhood/womanhood in African setting. It is regarded as an ultimate blessing in marriage. So, without children marriage is not stable. Infact to a point a man with 7 female children is regarded as infertile (medical, Journal Nov. 1977), since he has not reproduce himself. In Igbo in Nigeria culture a high premium is placed on this blessing in marriage.
In advanced countries like, U.S.A, Britain, some couples believe that the intimacy of marriage need not necessarily centres on raising of a child. Couples may be married for many years without considering the issue of child bearing, yet mutual understanding and harmony still exist in such homes.
World Health Organization (WHO) estimated that 8-12% of couples experience some form of infertility (childlessness) during their reproductive life and this involves about 50-80 million people world wide and 2 million new infertile couples per year, worldwide. In Nigeria according to WHO, the prevalence of infertility is said to vary from 20-30% which makes it a public health concern.
In African and Nigeria, this problem of childlessness is often blamed on the woman who passively accepts the verdicts and spends the rest of her life in seeking for cure from native and orthodox mechicine. Why is the woman blamed for childlessness of a couple? Why does she accept the blame?
From observation is the clinical settings in Nigeria and Enugu, it is the woman that reports first to the clinic to complain of childlessness. The husband only comes an invitation. (Med. Journal Nov. 1977).
Childlessness is a psycho-social problem that affects all segment of the society globally but with more serious effect on couples in developing countries is seen as the having children is seen as the basis for marriage, so a childless marriage has no basis to continue. More importantly is that there must be a male issue among the children; without which the marriage will be under serious threat. The stability or disintegration of marriage depends to a large extent on how the man perceives this problem of childlessness hence the interest to assess their perception.
From human biology point of view reproduction needs inputs from two-male and female. Why are woman blamed for childlessness in the society? The Ogbete market community are predominantly business men and woman, and they contribute a high percentage of Enugu population. Their pre-occupation is to make money and they do not care much about new knowledge which will help them to change some beliefs and attitudes that negatively affect family life.
To determine cultural factors that influence mens perception.
To determine the influence of religions in men's perception.
To Identity remedies used in solving this problems.
To identify the influence of extended family members to men's perception of infertility.
Marriage being regarded by some people as an institution of procreation is regarded as a means of family continuity. It is attested that for a family to be completed there must be children and one with earthly possessions is poor and unhappy and incomplete. A childless marriage is considered a bad men for couples' future. Unfortunately women are always held responsible.
In spite of being a public health problem, little work has been done on infertility in our society and these are the reasons for our study.
From this study, the community will be aware of the causes of childlessness, its socio cultural implication in marriage. Also that the problem of childlessness is not mens wrong doing, or past life's action nor punishment from a god, and then they will modify their dealings with childless families.
Moreover it will help health personnel to educate the public on the consequences of certain actions in life which may bring about childlessness. This too will make people change from archaic, primitative, ignorant believe that the fault of couples to produce children is the fault of women.
The study will cover the perception of men within 25-65 years of age, irrespective of their rank, whether literate or illiterate, marriage or single towards childlessness in Ogbete market. All the men who have stalls in the market are included in the study. Traditionally some people still believe the condition is perculiar to women only. And also the line of treatment is in some way unnatural.
The success of treatment depends on their perception of childlessness, early detection of cause and level of understanding of an individual. Unless local study is made, it will still be difficult for one to really know the estimate of men's perception of childlessness.
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I am embarrassed to say how long ago I tried the products I am going to mention in this post so it's probably just best I don't address that issue. Instead please find my reviews below of a few products I have tried and liked. Some of the products were sent to me for review, others I purchased on my own. Let's begin, in no particular order.
No7 Refreshing Toner: This product I purchased out of desperation. Two long airplane trips in a row left my skin extremely dry and parched. I tried to think of something I could do to bring extra moisture back to my skin in addition to my regular moisturizer. This toner did a great job at bringing much needed moisture to my skin. I recommend this product for someone looking for an easy yet effective way to get more skin hydration.
Neutrogena sent me a number of products to try. Unfortunately most were strong, anti-acne products that weren't right at all for my skin. The only product I tried, and loved, was the Neutrogena Cooldry Sport Sunscreen Lotion Broad Spectrum SPF 70. This sunscreen felt great on my skin. It goes on totally weightlessly, absorbs quickly, and didn't leave any sticky residue behind. I highly recommend this sunscreen for use on your body. It isn't meant for your face.
The kind folks at Meg21 approached me about trying their products many moons ago. This company has an intriguing approach to anti-aging skincare – the main thrust of their message is that glycation is ruining our skin. "Toxic sugars" (their words not mine) are breaking down the collagen in our skin thus aging it. Their products contain an ingredient called supplamine that inhibits glycation in the skin thus keeping your skin looking young for longer. The company was kind enough to send me full size products to try along with a few samples. Overall I really liked the texture, ease of application, and how the products felt on my skin. The packaging for their moisturizers is great. Unlike a lot of moisturizers that are in containers with tops that come all the way off which then exposes the product to the air, these moisturizers were packaged in containers that had a top that did not come off. Instead you pressed down on the top in order to release the amount of product that you wanted to use. This way none of the moisturizer was ever exposed to the air. I tried the antioxidant serum (I can't live without using an antioxidant serum each and every morning), the cleanser, Smooth Radiance Face Treatment, and the Smooth Radiance Advanced Formula. Though I definitely liked the way all the products felt on my skin I did not use them for long enough to be able to tell you if my skin looked any younger or fresher. I will say though that the science behind the products is definitely intriguing. If you are looking for a new and innovative way to fight skin aging these products are definitely worth trying.
I grew-up near Chicago, and though now I live in a much milder climate I have certainly not forgotten those Midwestern winters (and honestly I don't miss them at all). Even if you live in a place that doesn't have winters as harsh as Chicago your skin can still go through a number of unpleasant changes during the colder months of the year. Luckily with a few easy tweaks to your skincare routine you can make it through the winter with happy, healthy skin.
If your skin starts to feel extra dry during the winter one of the first things you should do is look at your facial cleanser. Now it the time to switch to a gentle, cream based cleanser. This type of cleanser is even fine for those people with oily or acne prone skin though people with this skin type might want to use a cleanser like this once a day in the morning as opposed to twice a day. Or if you really can't give up your regular facial cleanser use a moisturizing toner afterwards in order to help balance out the drying effects of your cleanser. (I like Epionce Balancing Toner).
Don't stop exfoliating – just exfoliate less or with a gentler product. Don't use harsh scrubs in the winter to exfoliate. Instead use scrubs with round beads not nut particles which can scratch and damage your skin. Or use a cleanser or serum with gentle acids in it like lactic acid. Lactic acid not only exfoliates but brings moisture back to the skin as well. When dead skin cells build up on epidermis (the outer layer of your skin) your moisturizer cannot penetrate and work as well as it should. As long as you gently remove those dead skin cells you are helping your skin and not hurting it during the winter.
I cannot emphasize enough how important using moisturizer is during the winter. I've seen cracked, bleeding hands too many times to count. I can spot dry hands from a mile away (I'm only exaggerating slightly). Step up your moisturizing routine during the winter. First of all, don't shower or soak in very hot water. I know this is a hard one, but hot water actually dehydrates your skin. Moisturize your body immediately after bathing when your skin is still a little bit damp (damp not wet). Switch from a lotion moisturizer to a cream based moisturizer. This is both true for the moisturizer you use on your face and on your body. Use a thicker and heavier moisturizer such as a body butter with shea butter or cocoa butter (look here for some suggestions for moisturizers to try) for your body. Put small containers of moisturizer by all your sinks so you can immediately moisturize after washing your hands. Use gloves when cleaning your house and washing the dishes. Be sure to have a small container of moisturizer with spf in it in your bag so you can even moisturize on the go. Gently exfoliate your body as well. I recommend dry brushing. Lastly, use a humidifier at home in order to add moisture back to the air around you. Just using a humidifier at home can make a huge difference for many people's skin.
My favorite thing that I have read about moisturizing in a long time is a post by Lab Muffin about how to layer your moisturizers for utmost effectiveness. Follow this advice; it will help you immensely if you are suffering from day winter skin.
To get your lips back in kissable form, you need to first rid them of dry, flaky skin. After brushing your teeth at night before bed, try gently rubbing your lips with your toothbrush or a damp washcloth, then slather on a thick layer of lip balm to leave on while you sleep.
Look for a balm that contains moisturizing oils to heal your lips along with wax to protect them from further damage. If you're going to be outside, pick a formulation with an SPF to minimize the impact of the sun.
Use a thick ointment instead of a stick lip balm. Ointments help heal cracked skin, while sticks can be waxy and ,when dragged across delicate lips, can make them more irritated. Try Aquaphor (available at drugstores), Kiehl's Lip Balm #1, or Jack Black Intense Therapy Lip Balm SPF 25. Some of my patients prefer to use sweet almond oil or coconut oil, which are safe enough to eat.
Apply a thick layer before going to bed, especially if you wear a dental appliance at night. Some people who wear a night guard or retainer end up breathing though their mouths, which dries out the lips.
Avoid matte and long-wearing lipsticks, which have a drying effect. Instead, rub a thin layer of ointment over your lips when you get up in the morning. Let it soak in, apply another layer, then apply a moisturizing lipstick or gloss. I like Chanel Rouge Coco Shine, Rimmel Moisture Renew Lipstick, and Butter London Lippy Tinted Balm.
Avoid licking your lips. While it will temporarily moisten your lips, repeated lip licking will end up drying them out even more as the saliva evaporates. Also avoid picking or peeling off dead skin, since this can slow healing.
If the chapping persists more than a few weeks, or if you see blisters or oozing, it's a good idea to see a doctor. Nonhealing scabs or crusts can be a sign of an actinic keratosis, a potentially precancerous growth, while oozing can indicate an infection.
Keep using your sunscreen! Our skin can still get sunburned and damaged even from weak winter rays. Keep using your sunscreen and reapply throughout the day as usual.
Eat a diet rich in Omega-3 fatty acids. Foods such as salmon and nuts contain this fatty acid (DHA) which helps to restore moisture to your skin from the inside out.
Have I Finally Found the Cure for Chapped Hands? You can follow the advice in this post or simply buy Epionce Medical Barrier Cream. This cream is amazing! It really cures chapped and bleeding hands.
Your nighttime skincare routine doesn't need to be complicated, just make sure to keep a few things in mind when planning out your steps. Before you go to bed make sure your skin is thoroughly cleansed and take the opportunity to treat your skin for any ongoing skincare issues. This treatment could be an anti-aging treatment or a hyperpigmentation treatment; it just depends on what your skin needs.
First and foremost, you MUST cleanse your skin and remove your make-up before going to bed. I cannot emphasize enough how important this step is to making sure your skin is healthy and beautiful. If you wear make-up be sure to do a double cleanse in the evening. Make-up can be very stubborn to remove so when you wash your face twice you can be sure you've removed everything. Your first cleanse could be with a make-up wipe or a gentle cleanser and your second cleanse, if you need it, could be with a salicylic or glycolic acid cleanser.
Before bed is also the right time to exfoliate. How your exfoliate is up to you; you can use a scrub, a serum, or a cleanser with added acids to it. Exfoliate at least twice a week. Some people can even exfoliate every night.
Next treat your skin. If uneven skin tone and dark spots are your main skincare issue apply a serum that will help fade spots. If fine lines and wrinkles are your main concern use a prescription Retin-A or OTC retinol to smooth skin. If you suffer from breakouts apply benzoyl peroxide at night.
Moisturize if your face feels tight and/or dry. Not everyone needs a moisturizer at night (or during the day). Go by how your skin feels in order to determine if you need a moisturizer. There is no needs to buy a specific moisturize labeled "nighttime" if you already have a moisturizer that you like. Howver, if your daytime moisturizer has spf in it I would certainly save that for daytime use only. Not that the sunscreen will hurt your face at night, but for the simple reason that you are wasting product meant for daytime by applying it at night.
Consider sleeping on your back. It is actually true that sleeping on your side or stomach can lead to deeper wrinkles. A satin pillowcase may also help keeps wrinkles at bay. If you wake-up in the morning with puffy eyes or bags underneath your eyes sleep with your head slightly propped up in order to allow fluid to properly drain instead of pooling underneath your eyes and giving you bags.
And in order to look your best in the morning make sure you get enough beauty sleep. Getting plenty of sleep really can make a difference in your appearance.
I read the article "Complexion Perfection: The Statement Piece of the Season May Be Your Moisturizer" from the November issue of Vogue with mounting horror. The article gives the reader a rundown of the newest and most expensive facial moisturizers on the market. By expensive I mean $490 for one ounce of a product (Guerlian's Orchidee Imperiale Longevity Concentrate).
La Prairie's new Cellular Power Charge Night ($475) dispenses freshly oxygenated retinol from a silver dual-chambered pump reminiscent of the look of one of Balenciaga's sleek geometric cuffs.
Listen your skin is your best accessory. You wear it 24 hours a day, seven days a week. It's not a bag you can retire to the back of the closet when it starts to look banged up.
Now though I happen to agree wholeheartedly with the quote above, I could never ever use that as a justification to recommend that someone buy a $400 moisturizer or anti-aging serum. There is absolutely no reason to spend that much money on a skincare product! When a non-prescription product is priced at more than $150 I start to get suspicious about what you are truly paying for. Now some cutting edge skincare ingredients, like growth factors and peptides, drive the price of a product up dramatically you always have to look at your ingredient list to make sure that the ingredients that are meant to make a real difference in how your skin looks and feels are present in the product in a large enough percentage in order to justify you buying the product in the first place. Don't run after the newest and flashiest products. Skincare companies constantly have to come out with new products in order to look like they are making great innovations irregardless if that is true or not.
So definitely give a lot of thought to the purchase of a skincare product that costs more than $150. Consider your motivation behind the purchase – is there really proof to back-up the claims the manufacturer is making about the product or are you just chasing the newest thing on the market?
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Temple-Led Study Examines the Perspectives of Recently Firearm-Injured People on News Media Reports of Firearm Violence
News media reports of interpersonal firearm violence on television and in print publications are generally presented through an episodic lens that focuses on the individual event, as opposed to one that frames the incident within larger social and structural context.
Now, for the first time, new research published in the journal Social Science and Medicine Qualitative Research in Health and led by corresponding author Jessica H. Beard, MD, MPH, FACS, Associate Professor of Surgery in the Division of Trauma and Critical Care and Director of Trauma Research at the Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple University, uncovers the impact of this episodic framing on recently firearm-injured people, and explores how they perceive the meaning and impact of news media reporting about their injuries and firearm violence in their communities.
From July-October 2021, Dr. Beard and her research team recruited adult English-speaking patients who attended the outpatient trauma surgery clinic at Temple University Hospital within two months of sustaining a firearm injury (penetrating gunshot wound). Approximately 85 percent of the patients approached during that time agreed to participate in the study. Of the 26 patients who participated:
Their median age was 27 years old.
21 self-identified as male.
19 self-identified as Black/African-American, 4 as Latinx/Hispanic, 2 as multiracial/mixed race, 1 as white.
16 said they were aware of news coverage about their shooting.
Of these, 13 reported TV coverage, 11 social media coverage, 3 newspaper coverage.
None were interviewed by a journalist about their shooting.
During their interviews with the participants, the research team found that participants who did not "make the news" generally felt relieved. Participants whose shootings made the news described largely negative viewpoints of the coverage. They identified multiple harms of current media coverage of firearm violence including:
Feeling dehumanized
Reliving the trauma
Frustration when there were inaccuracies
Perceiving a threat to their personal safety
Harm to their reputation
A negative impact on public perceptions of safety and community
One participant described how it felt to be the subject of an episodic report on her shooting: "They didn't ask me any questions. There was no calls made to me or talk to me personally […] They didn't tell the story from my perspective. It was like she was shot and that's it. I would prefer if they asked me specific feelings about me […] if they actually interviewed me, yeah, instead of just writing it like I'm a nobody."
Another participant connected episodic reports with fear and firearm purchasing, which spiked in 2021: "You report the gun violence, but why not do a follow-up report […] for the victims, the survivors, the families that had to bury these people, the whole process? Just don't do a guy got shot over there, a guy got shot over here. You're making people more fearful. You're more fearful, you're going to arm yourself more."
"These interviews reveal the need for journalists to stop episodic snapshot reporting of individual incidents of interpersonal firearm violence and concentrate on producing more in-depth reporting that presents root causes and solutions, and gives voice to those who are directly impacted," said Dr. Beard. "It's time for reporting on firearm violence to be part of the solution," she added.
Other researchers involved in the study include Iman N. Afif, MD, MPH, and Elizabeth D. Dauer, MD, in the Division of Trauma Surgery and Surgical Critical Care at the Katz School of Medicine; Jennifer Midberry, PhD, in the Department of Journalism and Communication at Lehigh University; Jim MacMillan, BS, of the Philadelphia Center for Gun Violence Reporting; and Sara F. Jacoby, PhD, MPH, in the Department of Family and Community Health at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing.
The study was funded by the Stoneleigh Foundation and the Lehigh University Department of Journalism and Communication.


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Narrator: January LaVoy, Kirby Heyborne
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Science raises questions only love can answer in this moving and thought-provoking novel from the #1 New York Times bestselling author of "heart-tugging and emotional" (Romantic Times Book Reviews) life-changing fiction.One frozen embryo. Two families with life-long secrets. And a guy who never planned to fall in love again. Maddie Baxter West is shaken to the core when she finds out everything she believed about her life was a lie. Her parents had always planned to tell her the truth about her past: that she was adopted as an embryo. But somehow the right moment never happened. Then a total stranger confronts Maddie with the truth and tells her something else that rocks her world—Maddie had a sister she never knew about. Betrayed, angry, and confused, Maddie leaves her new job and fiancé, rejects her family's requests for forgiveness, and moves to Portland to find out who she really is. Dawson Gage's life was destroyed when London Quinn, his best friend and the only girl he ever loved, is killed. In the hospital waiting room, London's mother reveals that London might have had a sibling. The frozen embryo she and her husband donated decades ago. When Dawson finds Maddie and brings her to Portland, the Quinns—her biological parents—welcome her into their lives and hearts. Maddie is comforted by the Quinns' love and intrigued by their memories of London, who was so much like her. Is this the family and the life she was really meant to have? Now it will take the love of Dawson Gage to help Maddie know who she is...and to help her find her way home.
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American author, Karen Kingsbury, is the country's bestselling, inspirational storyteller. She has over twenty-five million copies of her books in print. She knew she wanted to be a writer as soon as ten years old, falling for the Dr. Seuss at the age of 5. She was born in Fairfax, Virginia, but given her dad's computer programming job, the family of seven moved quite often. When Karen was 10, they moved to the San Fernando Valley of Southern California. Just thirty minutes from the beach, she spent hours sitting on the sand, reading her books, and dreaming of being a novelist.
Karen's journalism teacher placed her on the newspaper staff at Pierce College, and told her to never stop writing. She graduated from California State University at Northridge with a degree in journalism. She immediately began a job as a sports writer for the Los Angeles Times. She wrote mostly high school sports articles in the beginning, but later wrote for college and national professional sports. It was during this time that she met her future husband, Don. He was a handsome young man with an extraordinary love of Jesus Christ. Karen tells the story that he came to pick her up for their first date, with Bible in hand. It became what she considered annoying after three months, so she confronted him about it. Don left that day, but God would bring them back together. She unknowingly came to understand Don's thoughts about life as a Christian. They married and lived their married life as God would see fit. When she found out she was pregnant after six months of marriage, she did not know how she
would take care of a baby with such a busy work schedule. Don said that God would show them the way to write at home. Later, she submitted an article to People Magazine, and they thought the article would make a great book. Karen submitted a book proposal, a bidding war resulted, and she ended up with a book deal that paid her a little more than she already made in one whole year of work. She has been home writing books ever since.
Karen wrote four books in the crime genre, then decided to switch to books that glorified God. Her first novel in the new genre was ......Where Yesterday Lives. It was published in 1997, the same year their third child was born. Ever since her first novel, she wrote life-changing fiction. She said God puts a story on her heart and in her mind. Many of her books are under development with Hallmark Films and as major movies.
Karen and Don now live in Tennessee. She is an adjunct professor of writing at Liberty University. In 2001, they adopted three boys from Haiti, very quickly doubling their family. They are now empty nesters, living near their five adult children.
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Мария Васильевна Васильева (в замужестве Асламас; ) — советская певица и работник телевидения.

Биография
Родилась 5 августа 1926 года в деревне Салагаево Канашского района (ныне — Янтиковского) Чувашской АССР в семье Пелагеи Сергеевны и Василия Семёновича Семёновых; её отец был участником Гражданской войны и воевал под командованием М. В. Фрунзе.

В 1940 году поступила и в 1943 году окончила Канашское медицинское училище. До окончания Великой Отечественной войны работала медсестрой в больнице деревни Турмыши Янтиковского района.

После окончания войны, в 1946—1952 годах, обучалась в Чувашской оперной студии при Саратовской государственной консерватории. По окончании обучения была зачислена в штат Ансамбля песни и танца Чувашской АССР.

С 1951 года была участницей Чувашского женского вокального квартета (М. В. Васильева, З. Ф. Денисова, В. Н. Корнишина, Т. И. Чумакова), который стал лауреатом Всесоюзного конкурса и  Всемирного фестиваля молодёжи и студентов в Москве (1957). Квартет исполнял много русских и чувашских песен, которые для них писал чувашский композитор Анисим Асламас. Почти два десятилетия этот музыкальный коллектив был признанным исполнителем как в Чувашии, так и за её пределами.

В 1962 году М. В. Васильева стала работать звукорежиссёром на недавно открывшейся Студии телевидения Чувашии. Проработав главным звукорежиссёром на телевидении 22 года, вышла на заслуженный отдых.

В 1953 году Мария Васильевна вышла замуж за Асламаса Анисима Васильевича; в 1954 году у них родилась дочь Татьяна, в 1959 году — сын Алексей, который стал пианистом и дирижёром.

Умерла 3 февраля 2016 года. Сын Алексей скоропостижно скончался 8 февраля 2016 года в Чебоксарах, куда приехал на похороны матери.

В 2017 году В Национальной библиотеке Чувашской Республики прошел вечер памяти заслуженного работника культуры Чувашии Марии Васильевны Асламас и её сына, пианиста и дирижёра чешского оркестра «Камерата Брно» Алексея Анисимовича Асламаса.

Фирмой «Мелодия» были выпущены пластинки Чувашского женского вокального квартета. Свыше 100 записей квартета хранится в фондах Чувашского радио и телевидения.

Награды
 Заслуженный работник культуры ЧАССР (1977), Отличник телевидения и радио СССР (1981).
 Победитель социалистического соревнования (1973).
 Лауреат 1-ого Фестиваля студентов и молодёжи Чувашии (1957), лауреат конкурса Верхне-Волжского куста РСФСР (1957), лауреат Всесоюзного конкурса Советской молодёжи (1957).
 Награждена медалями «За доблестный труд в Великой Отечественной войне 1941—1945 гг.», «За доблестный труд» в ознаменование 100-летия со дня рождения В. И. Ленина, «Ветеран труда», а также юбилейными: «50 лет Победы в Великой Отечественной войне 1941—1945 гг.», «60 лет Победы в Великой Отечественной войне 1941—1945 гг.» и «65 лет Победы в Великой Отечественной войне 1941—1945 гг.».

Примечания

Ссылки
 Музыкальная династия Асламасов
Медики Великой Отечественной войны
Женщины в Великой Отечественной войне
Выпускники Саратовской консерватории
Певцы и певицы СССР
Заслуженные работники культуры Чувашской АССР
Члены КПСС
Персоналии:Телевидение

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