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Q&A: how do you get over the common cold as quickly as possible?

Question by peaches & love: how do you get over the common cold as quickly as possible?
I’ve had a cold for a week now and it’s still not going away. I’ve been drinking lots of fluids (including vitamin C) and getting as much rest as possible, but I’m still sick. I mostly just have a cough and I’m a little congested. Any tips?

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Answer by angelguide
Buy some fresh ginger.
Cut a piece about 1/2 inch.Boil in a saucepan with a mugful of water.Add a teaspoon of honey.Drink 3-4 mugs a day.Ginger is anti-viral and anti-bacterial,one of God’s marvelous foods.
Also take Vitamin-C,it is a stress fighting supplement and good for you.
Make a big pot of chicken soup with lots of vegetables,you can throw a piece of ginger in it,it will give it a tangy flavor and you will feel better also.

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What Are The Really Early Symptoms Of Pregnancy?

Question by o0 PerfectDisaster 0o: What Are The Really Early Symptoms Of Pregnancy?
I might be pregnant, but im not sure what the really early stages of it are. Like, what the symptoms are for you to know or think that you might be. If that makes sense.

Any help?

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I knew I was pregnant after the frequent urination and the mild cramping it felt as if I was about to start but clearly never did, were all different and experience them differently I was also craving lemon and salmon for one week straight before I found out I was another thing also was the mood swings and my breast hurt mainly my nipples.

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All over the world Idle No More is making a huge impression. They are well informed and the internet is full of success stories about rallies and events that get the word out. Right now you can get thousands of pictures off the internet with people from all over, every nation – out in support. The major news is not carrying the story though. On major newscasts – you see splashy information on sports background and business statistics, but you never find information about poverty, the causes of it – or the solutions to it. We believe that there’s a solution to poverty – many in fact – that are openly being ignored by City Hall – the Provincial Leaders, and Federally. There has to be change – and that means common people have to stand up and be counted. On Jan 28th – starting at Noon – we’re going to have information events and seminars – public actions – to get people informed and involved – and it’s everyones chance to stand up for our environment, our traditions and treaties, and our futures… because in the world of poverty – there is no race or colour. Details at www.Idlenomore.ca under ‘Events’ and on our Facebook Event at www.facebook.com It’s so important that you get more informed about the problem – and that you get behind people that are forming groups throughout the valley. But more importantly – you should form small groups that make a difference by getting out and standing up for what’s right! Be a part of the change that’s happening around the world right
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Dementia and wandering: suggestions for family caregivers

Most persons with dementia (such as Alzheimer’s, vascular, other dementias) wander. Such wandering can traumatize the patient and the family. Some patients are not located for days, and some get seriously injured, even die. This video discusses ways in which families can try to understand what needs or restlessness makes patients wander, how to reduce wandering, and also how to be prepared to get the patients home safe and fast in case they do wander. While the video may be useful for any caregiving situation, it is designed keeping family caregivers in India in mind. A Hindi version of this video is available at:www.youtube.com Visit us at dementia-care-notes.in (Hindi version of site is at http )
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Common Cold Remedies photos

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Close up of flower and buds of Spondias dulcis, Otaheite apple, Ambarella ….chụp gần hoa và nụ của cây Cóc ….#3
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Hoa của cây Cóc có màu trắng, không phải màu vàng, mà lại nhỏ xíu, cỡ chừng 2 mm, rất khó chụp cho rõ vì hôm nay có mưa vào buổi sắng sớm .

Flowers of Spondias dulcis are white, not yellow. But they are very tiny, about 2 mm. Not eassy taking because it was rain in early morning for today

Vietnamese named : Cóc
Common names : Otaheite apple, Tahitian quince, Polynesian plum, Jew plum, Ambarella.
Scientist name : Spondias dulcis Forst.
Synonyms : Spondias cytherea Sonn.
Family : Anacardiaceae. Họ Điều

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GIÁ TRỊ DINH DƯỠNG CỦA TRÁI CÓC
Dược sỹ Trần Việt Hưng

Trái Cóc là một trái cây nhiệt đới rất được lứa tuổi học trò ưa chuộng cùng với ổi, xoài tượng. Với giới thích nhậu thì cóc chua cùng muối ớt sẽ giúp "đưa cay" vài ba xị đế! Cóc hiện đang nghiên cứu trồng tại Florida (Hoa Kỳ) và hy vọng trong thời gian ngắn sắp tới trái Cóc sẽ được cung cấp dồi dào tại những nơi tập trung của Cộng đồng Việt Nam..
Cây cóc được xem là có nguồn gốc tại vùng Melanesia- Polynesia và sau đó được đến trồng tãi các vùng nhiệt đới của cả Cựu lẫn Tân Thế giới. Cây khá phổ biến tại Mã lai (cây trồng trong vườn), Ấn độ, Tích Lan.. Quả cóc được bán khắp các chợ Việt nam. Cây được nhập vào Philippines từ 1915, sau đó trồng tại Queensland (Úc)
Cây được đưa đến Jamaica vào 1782, và 10 năm sau Thuyền trượng Bligh đã đứ thêm vào đây một giống Cóc khác, gốc từ Hawaii. Cây cóc cũng được trồng tại Cuba, Haiti, Cộng hòa Dominican, nhiều nước Trung Mỹ, Venezuela.
Bộ Canh nông Hoa Kỳ đã nhập hạt giống Cóc từ Liberia vào năm 1909 (tuy nhiên, theo Wester thì cóc đã được trồng tại Miami (Florida) từ 4 năm trước đó). Năm 1911, một số hạt giống khác đã được gửi từ Queensland (Úc) sang Washington. Hiện nay cây cóc đang được trồng và phát triển tại Florida.
Tên khoa học và các tên gọi khác:
Spondias dulcis (hay Spondias cytherea) thuộc họ thực vật Anacardia ceae.
Các tên gọi: Tại Anh-Mỹ: Otaheite apple, Tahitian quince, Polynesian plum, Jew plum. Pháp : Pomme cythere (cây cóc= pommier de Cythère). Đức: Cytherea, Tahiti-Apfel; Tây ban Nha: Cirnela dulce; Thái Lan: makok-farang ; Cambodia: mokak.
Spondias là tên do Theophrastus đặt cho gia đình thực vật này; Dulcis có nghĩa là vị ngọt hay dịu.Tên Ambarella là tên gọi của quả bằng tiếng Bengali.
Đặc tính thực vật:
Cây cóc thuộc loại cây thân mộc, lớn, mọc nhanh, cao 8-18 m (tại Mỹ châu) thường trung bình 9-12 m, phân nhánh nhiều cành dễ gẫy. Lá kép, lẻ, to, dài 20-60 cm, mọc ở ngọn nhánh; lá mang 7-12 đôi lá chét dài 6.25-10 cm, hình thuôn tròn; mép lá có răng cưa. Vào đầu mua khô, lá cây chuyển đổi sang màu vàng tươi, rụng. Hoa mọc thành chùy to, có thể dài đến 30 cm, chùy mang ít hoa thường thòng xuống. Hoa nhỏ, màu trắng, có 10 nhị. Quả thuộc loại quả hạch, hình trứng hay hình bầu dục, dài 6-8 cm, rộng 4-5 cm, da ngoài vàng-cam; thịt màu vàng-xanh nhạt, dòn, vị chua; Quả mọc thành chùm từ 2-12 quả , thòng xuống. Hạch khá lớn hình bầu dục có nhiều gai dạng sợi dính chặt với thịt, có 5,6 ô cách nhau không đều.
Ngoài ra còn có loại Cóc chua hay Cóc rừng (Spondias pinnata) (tên Anh là Hog plum), thuộc loại tiểu mộc, rụng lá vào mùa khô. Lá kép, lẻ dài 30-40 cm, có 2-5 đôi lá chét quăn, hình bầu dục, mép lá nguyên. Hoa mọc thành chùy rộng, lớn hơn lá, có nhánh dài 10-15 cm. Hoa vàng nhạt. Quả hạch hình trứng màu vàng lớn 5 cm x 3 cm. Quả có vị chua và mùi dầu thông.
Giá trị dinh dưỡng:
100 gram quả phần ăn được chứa :
- Calories 157
- Chất đạm 0.5-08 g
- Chất béo 0.28- 1.79 g
- Chất carbohydrate 1.2-9.5 g
(Chất sơ=fiber) : 1.1-8.4g
- Calcium 0.42 g
- Sắt 0.02 g
- Magnesium 0.2 g
- Phosphorus 0.51 g
- Potassium 2 g
- Kẽm 1.9 mg
- Beta-Carotene 16 mg
- Niacin 105 mg
- Riboflavine 1.5 mg
- Vitamin C 42 mg
Về phương diện dinh dưỡng quả Cóc thường được đánh giá là kém hơn Xoài, tuy nhiên nếu để quả chín đúng độ thì vị khá ngon. Quả xanh (lúc còn cứng) có vị hơi chua, dòn, nhiều nước và khá thơm thoảng mùi của dứa, nhưng nếu để mềm thì thành hơi nhão và khó cắt. Quả xanh có thể chế tạo thành sauce, ngâm giấm. Nấu với chút đường rồi ép qua rây, cóc có thể so sánh với applesauce, nhưng thơm hơn. Lá non có vị hơi chua được dùng làm salad tại indonesia, lá đước hấp chín làm rau ăn với cá khô.
Tại Trinidad và Tobago (West Indies), các nhà sản xuất thực phẩm đã dùng nước ép từ quả Cóc pha trộn trong một loại yoghurts (từ sữa bò). Loại ya-ua này được đánh giá về hương vị, khẩu vị khá cao và được xem là một nguồn cung cấp rất tốt về phosphorus và chất đạm.
Thành phần hóa học:
Ngoài thành phần dinh dưỡng trên, một số bộ phận khác còn chứa:
Chất nhựa như keo trong màu vàng chứa những đường hữu cơ như D-galactose, D-xylose, L-arabinose, L-fucose, L-rhamnose ; và còn có mono-methyl-glucuronic acid.
Hạt chứa nhiều khoáng chất như Calcium, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium, Sulfur.
Pectin trong Vỏ trái Cóc:
Nghiên cứu tại ĐH Cameroun, phối hợp với Trung Tâm Nghiên cứu Nantes (Pháp) phân chất vỏ của quả cóc (thường bị vất bỏ) ghi nhận Vỏ cóc chứa 9-30% pectin, uronic acid (557-727 mg/g trọng lượng khô), đường trung tính 9125-158 mg/g. Sản lượng pectin cao nhất khi trích bằng dung dịch oxalic acid/ ammonium oxalate, đồng thời pectin lấy được có trọng khối cao, độ methyl hóa tốt nên có thể dùng trong công nghiệp thực phẩm. Pectin trích từ vỏ Cóc có thể so sánh với pectin trích từ chanh xanh (Food Chemistry Số 3, Bộ 106-2008).
Một nghiên cứu khác thực hiện tại ĐH Universidade Federal do Parana, Curitiba (Ba Tây) ghi nhận lượng Carbohydrate tổng cộng trong quả Cóc lên đến 41%. Polysaccharides chiết được bằng nước nóng cho thấy có cấu trúc loại I rhamnogalacturonan với các dây nhánh arabinogalactan. Dịch chiết này có hoạt tính kích khởi sự hoạt động của thực bào nơi màng phúc toan (Fitoterapia Số 76, tháng 12/ 2005).
Nhựa (Gôm của quả Cóc):
Các phân chất về thành phần chất nhựa (gôm) màu nâu nhạt trong trái Cóc tại ĐH La Universidad del Zulia (Venezuela) cho thấy hợp chất polysaccharide trong gôm chứa galactose, arabinose, mannose, rhamnose, glucuronic acid và chất chuyển hóa loại 4-O-methyl. (Carbohydrate Research Số 28-2003)
Vài phương thức sử dụng:
Tại nhiều nơi trên thế giới, Cóc còn được dùng làm thuốc chữa bệnh:
Tại Kampuchea: Vỏ của cây dùng phối hợp với vỏ Chiêu liêu, mỗi thứ 4 mảnh nhỏ, cỡ ngón tay cái, sắc chung trong 2 lit nước, đến còn 0.5 lít, uống để trị tiêu chảy (chia làm 3 lần).
Tại Ấn độ, Cóc chua (Spondias pinnata) được gọi là ambra, jangli am Vỏ cây dùng trị đau bao tử, kiết lỵ; hay nghiền nát trộn nước đắp trị đau khớp xương, và thấp khớp; Quả dùng trị yếu tiêu hóa do mật; Nước sắc từ lá dùng trị xuất huyết. Rễ dùng điều hòa kinh nguyệt.
Tài liệu sử dụng:
Medicinal Plants of india (SK Jain & Robert DeFilipps)
Whole Foods Companion (Dianne Onstad)
Fruit : A Connoisseur’s Guide and Cookbook (Alan Davidson)
Fruits of Warm Climates (Julia Morton)

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An under-appreciated member of the Anacardiaceae, but deserving of improvement, is the ambarella, Spondias dulcis Forst. (syn. S. cytherea Sonn.). Among various colloquial names are Otaheite apple, Tahitian quince, Polynesian plum, Jew plum and golden apple. In Malaya it is called great hog plum or kedondong; in Indonesia, kedongdong; in Thailand, ma-kok-farang; in Cambodia, mokak; in Vietnam, coc, pomme cythere or Pommier de cythere. In Costa Rica, it is known as juplón; in Colombia, hobo de racimos; in Venezuela, jobo de la India, jobo de Indio, or mango jobo; in Ecuador, manzana de oro; in Brazil, caja-manga.

Description

The tree is rapid-growing, attaining a height of 60 ft (18 m) in its homeland; generally not more than 30 or 40 ft (9-12 m) in other areas. Upright and rather rigid and symmetrical, it is a stately ornamental with deciduous, handsome, pinnate leaves, 8 to 24 in (20-60 cm) in length, composed of 9 to 25 glossy, elliptic or obovate-oblong leaflets 2 1/2 to 4 in (6.25-10 cm) long, finely toothed toward the apex. At the beginning of the dry, cool season, the leaves turn bright-yellow and fall, but the tree with its nearly smooth, light gray-brown bark and graceful, rounded branches is not unattractive during the few weeks that it remains bare. Small, inconspicuous, whitish flowers are borne in large terminal panicles. They are assorted, male, female and perfect in each cluster. Long-stalked fruits dangle in bunches of a dozen or more; oval or somewhat irregular or knobby, and 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 in (6.25-9 cm) long, with thin but tough skin, often russetted. While still green and hard, the fruits fall to the ground, a few at a time, over a period of several weeks. As they ripen, the skin and flesh turn golden-yellow. While the fruit is still firm, the flesh is crisp, juicy and subacid, and has a somewhat pineapple-like fragrance and flavor. If allowed to soften, the aroma and flavor become musky and the flesh difficult to slice because of conspicuous and tough fibers extending from the rough ridges of the 5-celled, woody core containing 1 to 5 flat seeds. Some fruits in the South Sea Islands weigh over 1 lb (0.45 kg) each.

Origin and Distribution

The ambarella is native from Melanesia through Polynesia and has been introduced into tropical areas of both the Old and New World. It is common in Malayan gardens and fairly frequent in India and Ceylon. The fruits are sold in markets in Vietnam and elsewhere in former Indochina. It first fruited in the Philippines in 1915. It is cultivated in Queensland, Australia, and grown on a small scale in Gabon and Zanzibar.

It was introduced into Jamaica in 1782 and again 10 years later by Captain Bligh, probably from Hawaii where it has been grown for many years. It is cultivated in Cuba, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, and from Puerto Rico to Trinidad; also in Central America, Venezuela, and Surinam; is rare in Brazil and other parts of tropical America. Popenoe said there were only a few trees in the Province of Guayas, Ecuador, in 1924.

The United States Department of Agriculture received seeds from Liberia in 1909, though Wester reported at that time that the tree had already been fruiting for 4 years in Miami, Florida. In 1911, additional seeds reached Washington from Queensland, Australia. A number of specimens are scattered around the tip of Florida, from Palm Beach southward, but the tree has never become common here. Some that were planted in the past have disappeared.

Climate

The tree flourishes in humid tropical and subtropical areas, being only a trifle tenderer than its close relative, the mango. It succeeds up to an altitude of 2,300 ft (700 m). In Israel, the tree does not thrive, remaining small and bearing only a few, inferior fruits.

Soil

The ambarella grows on all types of soil, including oolitic limestone in Florida, as long as they are well-drained.

Propagation

The tree is easily propagated by seeds, which germinate in about 4 weeks, or by large hardwood cuttings, or air-layers. It can be grafted on its own rootstock, but Firminger says that in India it is usually grafted on the native S. pinnata Kurz (see below). Wester advised: "Use non-petioled, slender, mature, but green and smooth budwood; cut large buds with ample wood-shield, 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 in (4-4.5 cm) long; insert the buds in the stock at a point of approximately the same age and appearance as the scion."

Culture

Seedlings may fruit when only 4 years old. Ochse recommends that the young trees be given light shade. Mature trees are somewhat brittle and apt to be damaged by strong winds; therefore, sheltered locations are preferred.

Season

In Hawaii, the fruit ripens from November to April; in Tahiti, from May to July. In Florida, a single tree provides a steady supply for a family from fall to midwinter, at a time when mangos and many other popular fruits are out of season.

Pests and Diseases

Ochse says that in Indonesia the leaves are severely attacked by the larvae of the kedongdong spring-beetle, Podontia affinis. In Costa Rica, the bark is eaten by a wasp ("Congo"), causing necrosis which leads to death. No particular insects or diseases have been reported in Florida. In Jamaica, the tree is subject to gummosis and is consequently short-lived.

Food Uses

The ambarella has suffered by comparison with the mango and by repetition in literature of its inferior quality. However, taken at the proper stage, while still firm, it is relished by many out-of-hand, and it yields a delicious juice for cold beverages. If the crisp sliced flesh is stewed with a little water and sugar and then strained through a wire sieve, it makes a most acceptable product, much like traditional applesauce but with a richer flavor. With the addition of cinnamon or any other spices desired, this sauce can be slowly cooked down to a thick consistency to make a preserve very similar to apple butter. Unripe fruits can be made into jelly, pickles or relishes, or used for flavoring sauces, soups and stews.

Young ambarella leaves are appealingly acid and consumed raw in southeast Asia. In Indonesia, they are steamed and eaten as a vegetable with salted fish and rice, and also used as seasoning for various dishes. They are sometimes cooked with meat to tenderize it.

Food Value Per 100 g of Edible Portion*
Calories157.30
Total Solids14.53-40-35%
Moisture59.65-85.47%
Protein0.50-0.80%
Fat0.28-1.79%
Sugar (sucrose)8.05-10-54%
Acid0.47%
Crude Fiber0.85-3-60%
Ash0.44-0.65%
*According to analyses made in the Philippines and Hawaii. I

Miller, Louis and Yanazawa in Hawaii reported an ascorbic acid content of 42 mg per 100 g of raw pulp. It is a good source of iron. Unripe fruits contain 9.76% of pectin.

Other Uses

Wood: The wood is light-brown and buoyant and in the Society Islands has been used for canoes.

Medicinal Uses: In Cambodia, the astringent bark is used with various species of Terminalia as a remedy for diarrhea.

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What is the speed of Respiration in Newborn Babies?

Question by Radhey Shyam Juneja: What is the speed of Respiration in Newborn Babies?
If the baby intakes water in the caesarian case, what should be done? What should be the normal respiration speed in the baby after been kept in the Nursury for about 48 hours?

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Answer by utu-utu
I think you’re refering to baby’s respiratory rate,am I right?The normal newborn will breath about 40 to 60 breaths per minute.Anything beyond 60 breaths per minute is considered tachypnea,or fast breathing.A baby who breaths too fast may have underlying lung or airway problems like:
1)Respiratory Distress Syndrome (RDS), which is
common in premature baby whose lung is not fully mature.
2)Meconium Aspiration Syndrome(MAS),which is common
in post date baby,who has swallowed amniotic fluid tainted
with meconium,newborn’s feacal matter.
They may also have other problems like:
1)Congenital Heart Disease -like a hole in the heart
2)Hypothermia -baby is too cold
3)Transient Tachypnea of Newborn(TTN)
4)Hypoglycemia -baby’s blood sugar is too low.
and many other problems which I’ll not list out here

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Q&A: How does Vitamin C affect the human body?

Question by Pink Lemonade: How does Vitamin C affect the human body?
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Answer by Dot
One of the role of vitamin C is to play a role in making the protein, collagen. Collagen is found in various places such as the connective tissue (helps hold joints together for example). It is also found in bones, teeth, tendons and blood vessels. It is important for wound healing.

Vitamin C is also known to boost the immune system. It has been studiesd for the prevention of colds but research shows that it helps reduce the severity of symptoms and may shorten the length of a cold by a day or so.

Vitiman C works in the body as an antioxidant. It is known to protect our bodies from certain cancers and it helps us absorb iron.

It is very important to our health and survival. We cannot live without it. This is why it is an essential nutrient.

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Does someone who’s vaccinated against the flu have more chance of getting a common cold?

Question by abc_123: Does someone who’s vaccinated against the flu have more chance of getting a common cold?
I was just wondering if someone who is vaccinated against the seasonal flu AND against the H1N1 virus. Would this person, if they caught a common cold or a little winter virus, have stronger symptoms and take longer to recover than someone who didn’t get any vaccinations this year.

I was thinking that it might be possible since the body is creating anticorps against the 2 flus and doesn’t produce AS MUCH for the other smaller viruses?

Thanks!

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Answer by TweetyBird
“Does someone who’s vaccinated against the flu have more chance of getting a common cold?” — Having been vaccinated against seasonal flu and novel H1N1 flu won’t increase or decrease your chances of contracting a cold. Would my having been vaccinated against measles affect my chances either way of getting chicken pox?

“Would this person, if they caught a common cold or a little winter virus, have stronger symptoms and take longer to recover than someone who didn’t get any vaccinations this year.” — The answer is no. Why would flu vaccinations have this effect? What’s your rationale for considering this a possibility? Vaccinations don’t impair the body’s ability to fight other microorganisms but a person’s overall health and the state of their immune system may.

“I was thinking that it might be possible since the body is creating anticorps against the 2 flus and doesn’t produce AS MUCH for the other smaller viruses?” — What makes you think that other viruses are smaller than flu viruses? Adenoviruses, which are one virus that cause colds, are larger then flu viruses. It’s not “anticorps”, it’s antibodies. It take only about two weeks for the body to produce sufficient antibodies to confer immunity and the immune system is quite capable of producing more than one type of antibody at one time. The body will produce as many as needed.

“…since the body is creating anticorps against the 2 flus…” — It’s not only two flus . The seasonal flu vaccine is a combination vaccine that protects against seasonal H3N2, type B and seasonal H1N1. The novel H1N1 vaccine protects against (of course) novel H1N1 flu. That’s 4 flus.

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European Wasps Love Chicken

A heap of wasps having a feed on my chicken. The European Wasp, Vespula germanica, was first recorded on the Australian mainland in 1977, where it soon became well established. In South Australia, the European wasp distribution appears to be throughout the hills surrounding Adelaide, and Adelaide itself. Despite early reports labeling it as a ‘Killer Wasp’, no human deaths have been recorded in Australia. The European wasp is a public nuisance and a horticultural pest. Unlike a bee, that can only sting once, the European wasp can sting repeatedly. FINDING THE NEST In order for the nest to be destroyed YOU need to LOCATE the nest. To find the nest you need to establish the direction the wasps are flying. To do this, place a good food source (ie meat or petfood) in a visible location. Once the wasp has collected the food, it will fly IN A DIRECT LINE TO THE NEST. A wasp may be scavenging for food up to 500m from the nest. Keep relocating the food sources in the direction of the nest. You may need to work with your Neighbours. Nests are located where shelter is available. Common locations for nests include retaining walls, tree hollows and wall cavities Nests are often underground, and will be evident by a stream of wasps entering and leaving a hole in the ground. The nest is made of grey paper mache material. Nests constructed of mud are NOT European wasps nests. COUNCIL WILL DESTROY EUROPEAN WASP NESTS AFTER POSITIVELY INDENTIFYING THEM. DISCOURAGING EUROPEAN WASPS ■DO

PLEASE NOTE: YOU WILL NEED HEADPHONES TO HEAR ME! SORRY. Briefly discussing Michael’s charity work including 1 that is especially close to my heart… UPDATE: I’M HOME! (I came home on 3/30.) Also: Briefly discussing new news on the case. Finally, when certain patients have very small or difficult veins in their arms and hands, they are referred to as a “hard stick”. Being a “hard stick” is quite common in Sickle Cell & Lupus patients many of which are African-American. “Hard Sticks” may have to get IV’s placed in unusual or areas, like legs, feet, and necks. They may even the IVs placed in “exotic” areas (meaning: the groin, since it is the location of the “femoral vein”– the largest vein in the human body– eek!). As you can see in this video, my IV was placed in my neck in the “jugular vein” (or “the vampire’s kiss). ONLY DOCTORS ARE ALLOWED TO PLACE AN IV IN ANY OF THESE UNUSUAL AREAS! It has been said that when Michael got his last dose of propofal it was administered into the vein in his calf in his leg. (If I’m wrong PLEASE let me know!) Therefore, Michael had small/difficult veins in his arms, just like me. As a result, we’re both hard sticks, and must endure the pain (& sometimes even the embarrassment) of having a small cold piece of surgical steel invade certain areas of our delicate bodies out of medical necessity or just plain old medicinal relief. Woe on us.
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Commentary #2: Update and Q&A for MW3, BlackOps2

Captions available in English. More info below: *Update: Nov 1, 2012 Poll complete. BlackOps2 is in the lead by over 9000 votes. Expect a new commentary discussing how lag comp affects BlackOps2, and possibly a review at the end of the month. Thanks to everyone who voiced their opinions. Topics and Questions 0:10 – Current state of MW3 Lag Compensation 1:24 – Is there really a connection problem with MW3? 3:11 – What is Lag Compensation? Do we need/want it? ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ Other games use ‌lag compensation, but you single out MW3. Why? 5:13 – Opinion of MW3 (lag aside) 12:00 – Are you buying BlackOps2? 17:03 – Vote Other common questions: • How did you delay your ping for the MW3 commentary? Can you help me? ‌ ‌ ‌Xbox bridged through a PC running Linux. One simple way of doing this is to download Wubi. It’ll download a copy of Ubuntu Linux and install it for you. Very user-friendly. From there, you just need to bridge your network adapters and download netem (and anything else it needs to work). The former is just as easy as Windows7, the latter will be foreign to anyone who hasn’t used Linux/Unix. Look for a step-by-step tutorial on Google, followed by a guide on using netem. If this is your first time using Linux, expect to dedicate a night to Google. You can test whether or not it’s working by doing a speedtest. It’ll affect the connection for anything that connects through that computer, so if you normally use that computer as the router for your entire house, expect an angry
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Chiropractor Ft Worth – Keller TX | Dr. Ken Parker Preventing Cold and Flu

This video talks about the importance of the nervous system as it relates to the immune system in preventing colds and the flu. Chiropractor Ft Worth – Keller TX, Dr. Ken Parker specializes in chiropractic care, acupuncture, acute and chronic pain relief, and family wellness. Having practiced in the Ft Worth – Keller TX area for 6 years, Dr. Parker has built his reputation as the health and wellness lifestyle center of the area. Whether you are looking for relief of a health problem you have or are looking to take charge of your health and your family’s health and you live close or in the Ft Worth – Keller TX area give Dr. Parker a call. Dr. Ken Parker Parker Chiropractic and Acupuncture 12453 Timberland Blvd #105 Fort Worth, TX 76244 817-431-4300 or visit our website at www.drkenparker.com

Heavenly Bamboo, Nandina domestica ….#10

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Heavenly Bamboo, Nandina domestica ….#10
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Image by Vietnam Plants & America plants
Hình chụp vào ngày 24 tháng 12 năm 2011 , lúc 2:31 pm buổi trưa tại thành phố Hewitt, bang Texas thuộc về miền Nam của nước Mỹ .

Taken on December 24, 2011 at 2:31 pm , in Hewitt city, Texas, Southern of America.

Vietnamese named : Nam Thiên Trúc
Common names : Nandina , Heavenly Bamboo, Sacred Bamboo
Scientist name : Nandina domestica Thunb.
Synonyms :
Family : Berberidaceae . Họ Hoàng Mộc ( Hoàng Liên gai )
Scientific classification
Kingdom:Plantae
Division:Magnoliophyta
Class:Magnoliopsida
Order:Ranunculales
Genus:Nandina Thunb.
Species:N. domestica

**** vi.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nam_thi%C3%AAn_tr%C3%BAc
Nandina domestica (nam thiên trúc), là một loài cây bụi có thân dạng rễ mút, thuộc họ Hoàng mộc (Berberidaceae); và nó thuộc về chi độc (một) loài có danh pháp Nandina. Nó có nguồn gốc ở miền đông châu Á, từ khu vực Himalaya kéo dài về phía đông tới Nhật Bản. Mặc dù tên gọi có từ trúc, nhưng nó không có quan hệ họ hàng gì với tre, trúc.
Nó là một loại cây bụi mọc thẳng, cao tới 2 m, với hàng loạt các thân, thường không tạo nhánh, mọc lên từ rễ. Lá thường xanh (đôi khi là sớm rụng trong các khu vực lạnh hơn), dài 50-100 cm, là loại lá lông chim phức đôi hay ba, với các lá chét dài khoảng 4-11 cm và rộng 1,5-3 cm. Các lá non về mùa xuân có màu hồng nhạt hay đỏ trước khi chuyển thành màu xanh lục; các lá già chuyển màu thành đỏ hay tía trước khi rụng. Hoa màu trắng, mọc vào đầu mùa hè thành cụm hình nón cao trên tán lá. Quả là loại quả mọng màu đỏ tươi, đường kính 5-10 mm, chín vào cuối mùa thu và thường là tồn tại suốt cả mùa đông.

Nuôi trồng
Nó được trồng khá rộng rãi trong vườn dưới vai trò của một loại cây cảnh; trên 60 giống đã được đặt tên tại Nhật Bản, là khu vực mà loài này rất phổ biến. Nó đã được đưa vào Bắc Mỹ và đã thích nghi với môi trường sinh sống mới tại khu vực miền đông

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**** en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nandina

Description

Nandina domestica ( /nænˈdiːnə dəˈmɛstɨkə/ nan-dee-nuh)[1][2][3] commonly known as nandina, heavenly bamboo or sacred bamboo, is a suckering shrub in the Barberry family, Berberidaceae. It is a monotypic genus, with this species as its only member. It is native to eastern Asia from the Himalaya east to Japan.
Despite the common name, it is not a bamboo at all. It is an erect shrub growing to 2 m tall (7′-8′ in the Pacific Northwest), with numerous, usually unbranched stems growing from the roots. The glossy leaves are evergreen (sometimes deciduous in colder areas), 50–100 cm long, bi- to tri-pinnately compound, with the individual leaflets 4–11 cm long and 1.5–3 cm broad. The young leaves in spring are brightly coloured pink to red before turning green; old leaves turn red or purple again before falling. The flowers are white, borne in early summer in conical clusters held well above the foliage. The fruit is a bright red berry 5–10 mm diameter, ripening in late autumn and often persisting through the winter.

Toxicity

All parts of the plant are poisonous, containing hydrocyanic acid, and could potentially be fatal if ingested. The plant is placed in Toxicity Category 4, the category "generally considered non-toxic to humans,"[4] however, the berries are considered toxic to cats and grazing animals. [5] The berries also contain alkaloids such as nantenine, which is used in scientific research as an antidote to MDMA. Birds are not affected by these toxins and will disperse the seeds through their droppings.

Status as an invasive species

Nandina is considered invasive in North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, and Florida.[8] It has been placed on the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council’s invasive list as a Category I species, the highest listing. It’s been observed in the wild throughout Florida in Gadsden, Leon, Jackson, Alachua, and Citrus counties, in conservation areas, woodlands, and floodplains. In general, the purchase or continued cultivation of these plants in locations with similar climates to the Southeastern US is highly discouraged, unless they are a legally established non-fertile variety.

Garden history and cultivation

N. domestica, grown in Chinese and Japanese gardens for centuries, was brought to Western gardens by William Kerr, who sent it to London in his first consignment from Canton, in 1804.[10] The English, unsure of its hardiness, kept it in greenhouses at first. The scientific name given it by Carl Peter Thunberg is a Latinized version of a Japanese name for the plant, nan-ten.[11] Nandina is widely grown in gardens as an ornamental plant; over 65 cultivars have been named in Japan, where the species is particularly popular and a national Nandina society exists. In Shanghai berried sprays of Nandina are sold in the streets at the New Year, for the decoration of house altars and temples.[11]
Nandina does not berry profusely in Great Britain, but it can be grown in USDA hardiness zones 4–10. Nandina can take heat and cold, from 110 °F/43 °C to 10 °F/-12 °C. A true low-care plant, nandina needs no pruning ever, unless it is to harvest some leaves for use in a flower arrangement or berries for a holiday centerpiece. The berries can also be left on the plants for birds to harvest in late winter. Spent berry stalks can easily be snapped off by hand in spring. Due to the naturally occurring phytochemicals (see above) this plant is commonly used in rabbit, deer, and javelina resistant landscape plantings.

**** www.floridata.com/ref/n/nand_dom.cfm
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WARNING
Nandina is listed as a Class I invasive species by the Florida Exotic Pest Plant Council which means that it is "actively disrupting plant communities". Before planting this (or any non-native plant) check locally to make sure that it is not an invasive pest in your area.

**** www.missouribotanicalgarden.org/gardens-gardening/your-ga…

**** davesgarden.com/guides/pf/go/1547/#b

What is the recipe for cold angel hair pasta with jalapeno, mint, and cherry tomatoes?

Question by Kiki: What is the recipe for cold angel hair pasta with jalapeno, mint, and cherry tomatoes?
I know those are the main ingredients but can’t find the recipe I want. It’s a nice summer dish, both spicy and cool, due to the jalapenos and the mint and serving it cold. I don’t know if there was anything else in it, some light dressing like olive oil or something, to keep it from being dry. The whole pasta is spicy and minty.
Does anyone know a recipe for this?

Best answer:

Answer by KDL
It sounds like it may be a greek style salad. This one is good and I see no reason why you cannot substitute angel hair pasta for the orzo.

Ingredients
U.S. Metric Conversion chart

* 2 cup(s) orzo pasta
* 1 tablespoon(s) olive oil
* 1 pint(s) grape tomatoes
* 1 lemon
* 1 cup(s) crumbled feta cheese
* 1/3 cup(s) pitted Kalamata olives, sliced
* 1/3 cup(s) (loosely packed) fresh mint leaves, chopped
* 1/4 teaspoon(s) coarsely ground black pepper

The preparation instructions are at the link below.

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Lecture 8. Exodus: From Egypt to Sinai (Exodus 5-24, 32; Numbers)

Introduction to the Old Testament (Hebrew Bible) (RLST 145) with Christine Hayes This lecture traces the account of the Exodus (and the origin of the Passover festival as a historicization of older nature festivals) and Israel’s liberation from bondage under Pharaoh. The story reaches its climax with the covenant concluded between God and Israel through Moses at Sinai. Drawing heavily on the work of Jon Levenson, the lecture examines Ancient Near Eastern parallels to the Sinaitic covenant and describes the divine-human relationship (an intersection of law and love) that the covenant seeks to express. 00:00 – Chapter 1. Passover as a Historicization of Earlier Ritual Practices 06:51 – Chapter 2. The Exodus as a Paradigm for Collective Salvation 19:59 – Chapter 3. The Mosaic Covenant between God and Israel at Sinai 39:15 – Chapter 4. Patience with the Israelites: Towards the Promised Land Complete course materials are available at the Open Yale Courses website: oyc.yale.edu This course was recorded in Fall 2006.
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Q&A: Sometimes I feel a pain that cuts through me like an arrow?

Question by the_annoying_creature: Sometimes I feel a pain that cuts through me like an arrow?
Sometimes I feel a pain that cuts through me like an arrow and then just goes away. it’s not in any particilar body part, it can occur anywhere (ex: my back, my heart, my arm or even leg) What does it mean? And why does it occur?

Best answer:

Answer by Billie77
there could be many different reasons why you experience this pain. It’s possible that you have a condition called Fibromyalgia.

Here is a brief list of common symptoms of this disease:

Chronic pain throughout the body
Burning, numbness and tingling
Tenderness when pressure is placed on or around the neck, elbows, hips, thighs and knees.
Sleep disorders
Chronic fatigue or exhaustion
Depression
Anxiety
Facial Pain
Jaw Pain (TMJ)
Memory Loss
Irritable Bowel
Tension or Migraine Headaches
High sensitivity to foods and medications (allergic type reaction).
Minimal tolerance to heat and cold
High sensitivity to bright lights and sounds
Hair Loss

Because symptoms develop gradually, this disease is often misdiagnosed. It is often diagnosed as a repetitive strain injury; sleep disorder condition, irritable bowel syndrome, rheumatoid arthritis or any other type of medical problem. Based on the American College of Rheumatology a person is diagnosed with Fibromylagia when he or she suffers pain throughout the body for at least three months and has 11 out of 18 tender points present.

If this sounds like what you’re having see a doctor of rheumatology.

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What do you think of these fairies for my story?

Question by Dimitri: What do you think of these fairies for my story?
Fairies are divided into two groups; the Fair Folk, and the Hidden People.

Fairies come in all shapes and sizes; human-sized, animal-like, skinny or fat, short or tall, colored eyes or no eyes, claws or wings, reptilian scales or fish scales, cold or hot touch, sharp teeth or none, horned or long-eared. But the things that they all have in common are dark-colored hair and bright green or blue eyes. They are the people of the night.

The Fair Folk lean towards benevolence, while the Hidden People are seen as malicious and malevolent. But for some odd reason, humans often forget about this about fairies.

They are morally grey and capricious spirits; the line between good and evil is blurred to them. They have their differences but they love to revel and haunt with each other in the dark night, especially in autumn. They would steal household things, especially alcohol, wreak havoc and play tricks on unsuspecting victims, seducing young virgins and playing with their hearts, causing nightmares on poor sleepers, hosting and participating in wild parties and games, they even kidnap pets and children. Fairies are proud creatures, yet they are bound by certain rules; iron, smoke and bells avert them, they can not tell lies (but they can say half-truths and fabrications), and any mortal who slaps a fairy child will be punished severely. They hate being spied upon, but they will reveal themselves as a form of joke to scare mortals off, but they cannot physically harm them.

Best answer:

Answer by Leia
Sounds good. So all the ones that have eyes (you said some dont) have green or blue ones?

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Common Cold Disease photos

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Dollie Llama
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Image by Big Grey Mare
The Camelidae family consists of a small family of mammalian animals. There are two members of Old World camels living in Africa and Asia–Arabian and the Bactrian, and four members of the New World camels living in South America–the llamas, vicunas, alpacas and guanacos. They are all very well adapted to their respective environments: the camels in harsh deserts of Africa and Asia; and their South American cousins inhabit the high altiplano and bush area of South America. Most of these species have been integrated into, and play very important roles in lives of the indigenous people. They have been traditionally used for transport of people and things, hides and fibers for clothing and other textile articles, and in many cases they supply meat and milk products, etc. The South American species are being raised in non-native countries for a variety of reasons: as pack animals, pets, guard animals for sheep ranges, and for fiber. Their biology, reproduction, disease susceptibility, behavior, and nutrition have not been studied to any great extent until fairly recently. Because there are now fairly high populations of these animals in the United States and some other temperate countries, there has been more interest and need to understand their needs, in order to provide adequate housing, feed and veterinary care as they are moved from their native environments to new climates, etc. It is with these needs in mind, that this information resource has been compiled.

Oddly enough, the Camelidae evolved in North America. The early ancestors migrated from North America by a crossing the Alaskan land bridge to Asia and the Panama land connection to South America. They eventually became extinct in North America, but began to thrive in their new lands. At one time camels ranged from Asia to Eastern Europe. After crossing into Africa, they were found across the entire northern region and as far south as northern Tanzania. The South American members of the family found their niche in the cool, dry mountain areas of that continent.

Each of the South American camelids has unique qualities, value and can be used as a source of a wide range of services and products useful to humans. Therefore, a short description and use of each of these interesting and quite tractable animals follows. The animals are medium sized, with the males being somewhat larger than the females. Their heads have a straight profile. They have no horns or antlers. They have large eyes and thick lashes. The ears are long and pointed. One obvious feature that is different from camels is the lack of a hump as their backs are straight. Their foot pads are proportionately smaller than a camel’s because they need to move securely on rocky trails and gravel mountain slopes. Since they live in cold, dry places, they have very dense, wooly coats. They may kick or spit if threatened.

As mentioned above, there are probably just basically two species. All four types have been found to breed in captivity, so genetic relationships are uncertain. The llamoid or camelid is a common name for this group.

Llamas* (Lama glama)

Llamas are medium sized animals and can weigh up to 300 pounds. Males are somewhat larger than the females. They are used for fiber and as unusual pack animals in many countries around the world. Currently, they are being used for hauling carts and driving, pet therapy with elderly and disabled persons and as guard animals in large free-range sheep operations. They are environmentally sensitive and intelligent. They are also extremely gentle and used as pet therapy because of their calming effect. They seldom bite or butt and they have no horns, hooves, or claws to do injury. They are alert, curious, adaptable, and predictable with docile, disarming temperaments. They are adapted to high altitudes because their hemoglobin, a constituent of red blood cells, can absorb more oxygen than that of other mammals. Their red blood cells also have a longer life span than other mammals, an average of 235 days versus 100 days for humans.

Llamas were also used by the ancient Inca civilization in South America. Archeological evidence indicates that they have been domesticated from the wild guanaco approximately 5,000 years ago. Many llamas and alpacas were sacrificed to the gods every year by the Incan culture. The meat would then be distributed to the crowds. Llamas were also an integral part of the Inca’s workforce. As pack animals they contributed vastly to the building of their irrigation systems, roads, and temples. They were also used to carry loads in the Inca’s mines.

Llamas are still used today by the indigenous peoples of South America for packing and transporting goods, fibers, and for meat. Mostly the males are used as pack animal. They usually carry up to fifty pound loads. Stallions can carry up to 110-176 pounds for about 19 miles (a day’s march for a llama). Male pack animals are not sheared. Their heavy wool coat acts as a saddle blanket by cushioning their loads. It has been suggested that the llamas were selectively bred as pack animals leading to a larger stronger animals than their wild parent. The females are sheared, but llama wool is inferior to the alpacas and is often used to make rope. (The alpaca has probably been selected and breed for wool and not as a pack animal.) Llamas only allow themselves to be loaded when they are part of a group. Llamas provide meat, wool, hides for sandals, and fat for candles. Their dung can be dried and used for fuel. South American herders use most parts of a llama’s carcass.

Right Hand Man/Brain Drain

The lemur habitat acquires a new resident, Clemson. King Julien loves to order around his new attentive servant. Maurice enjoys not being ordered around./Kowalski’s attempt to super charge his brain backfires. Instead of becoming a mega genius he’s now dumber than mud. His lack of intellect starts to comprise the troop’s missions.
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Guy I’ve been seeing breaks up with me and I am deeply heartbroken. How can I move past this quickly?

Question by : Guy I’ve been seeing breaks up with me and I am deeply heartbroken. How can I move past this quickly?
I’ve been seeing this guy for 4 months to be exact. I know 4 months may sound short to other people, but I felt the connection was so different. I had my share of painful relationships and I thought this would be different. However, this past Sunday, he said he didn’t think this was going to work out. He told me this through 6 long texts how this wasn’t going to work out. He started off in a cold way then concluded with saying “I really enjoyed being with you..You made me laugh and happy..” Then he said “take care friend~”

I did not reply back to those texts on Sunday night. I was just numb. It hit me hard the next day. I ended up sending him a text on Monday saying “my heart hurts..” but I didn’t get a reply.

I have this blog that I write on and he used to read it. I know he still checks it after he broke up with me because I have this tracker on it. I didn’t write about him, and when I see that he has checked my blog, I get this little emotional “high” you can call it that maybe he still cares and when he hasnt checked it like today, I get all sad again. I know I have to move on, but it’s quite hard you know? I know he’s perfectly fine, probably with another girl or his ex-gf and I’m here crying. I tried to do everything to keep myself busy but I’m still heartbroken and cannot stop crying. Does he check my blog for the hell of it? What do I do?

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Answer by jenni72x
He is checking your blog because he is a stupid male. Even though he broke up with you he is still curious as to what you are up to. It is a ego thing for men. Think nothing more about it. You need to throw yourself into your friends as much as possible and get out of the house. Sitting around is the worst thing to do. Take up a new hobby and dive into it. Mostly you really need your friends right now.

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