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...inequalities. When a husband dies the relatives are supposed to share or take care of the property of the deceased, women are not supposed to own p... ...ting in place social supports, such as means of independent living and health care. 10 In many cases in rural Tamil Nadu most men prefer and see... ...tion strategies that will improve access and connect these women with health care services, earlier in the process. In rural Tamil Nadu we see the... ...onetary help to keep them economically well, so that they get better food and medicine. It is important to mention that most of these rural women ... ...have no trained good doctors. They are mainly run by assistants who give some medicine to these women with no proper diagnoses of the real disease. ... ...note that these women were interviewed at the Government hospital of thoracic medicine at Tambaram, Chennai (herein after referred to as the Tambara... ...hat village, by which a strong women association can be built and 5 years of intensive training can certainly will make them achieve self sufficien...

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...pter 2 Spring 2209, Ohcale Valley Hospital Jacques Lyser stood outside the intensive care unit staring blankly at the white walls. This couldn't be h... ...ing 2209, Ohcale Valley Hospital Jacques Lyser stood outside the intensive care unit staring blankly at the white walls. This couldn't be happening. ... ...to see you could make it." He knew that his words had a bite and he didn't care. For almost a week, Jacques had been at this hospital watching anxiou... ...caught Jacques' angry expression. “What's wrong?” “Nothing, I just saw the medicine, that's all.” Jacques straightened and his expression changed to ... ...up with our Alpha. If Henry changes his mind, I'll stop administering the medicine. Until that time, I will do as I've been ordered.” “Doesn't it mak... ...s she dragged him past the disappointed onlookers. Laylah stayed in place, careful to breathe slowly. She was sure to have a bruise after this little ...

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... am disclosing a portion and covering two portions.” Our sages took great care not to utter words needlessly, as our sages instructed, “A word is a ... ...ract names? After all, we thoroughly know their actions, and we could not care less that we do not know their essence. In the end, we refer to them a... ...bbalah, and he did not know, or pretended not to know, that the wisdom of medicine, or any other wisdom, could be interpreted according to the wisdo... ...imarily around the obligation of Lishma, as our sages said, “Wise men, be careful with your words.” Because they did not want to retire from selfish... ...a l a h f o r T h e s T u d e n T narrow people come and heal us with cold medicines of all kinds, but leave aside the principal potion of life. –Th... ...sits an expert physician, and the physician gives him a thoroughly tested medicine that has been tried a thousand times. And after one is healed he ... ... with idealistic morals, meaning one who is not religious. Because of his intensive engagement in the merit of truth, while in its abstract form, th...

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... power of our egoistic nature, doesn’t allow us to advance anywhere except to care for ourselves. This is called “the state of Pharaoh.” Our egoism ... ...on: why do we have the ability to rid our- selves of problems through ordinary medicine, instead of resolving our problems only through Kabbalah? But... ...sh to encourage isolation from society, but a beginning student must be extra careful regarding the knowledge that he or she absorbs. After all, our... ...h. This necessitates group work, the right teacher, and a num- ber of years of intensive study with the right books. Sometimes a person can get a fee... ...emember it, and if that person approaches it again, the plant will react with intensive internal “waves.” Fish and ani- mals also feel others in vari... ...goism. Thus, the ability of an object to feel outside itself exists even more intensively in mankind, for its goal is to sense the Creator. But you c... ...ompletely dif- ferent purpose for them. Our sages clearly say that the Creator cares not if we slaughter from the throat or from the back of the neck... ...herapeutic potion that helps, although one is not proficient in the wisdom of medicine.” (Remez, part 3, page 2). “In the future only with the help o... ...means that from the point of view of Kabbalah, music, astronomy, biology, and medicine externally express a unique law of the inner makings of natur...

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...s extinguished. Truman is wrong when, in one of the scenes, he keeps shouting: "Be careful, I am spontaneous". The Director and fat-cat capitalisti... ...whole project. He destroys an investment of billions of dollars, people's lives and careers. He turns his back on some of the actors who seem to rea... ...tal, don't have to work, or think in order to survive. Sophisticated machines take care of all their needs. No one forbids them to make choices. Th... ...ssume that all organisms, organizations and automata possess fatal vulnerabilities. Medicine and warfare are predicated on a similar contention. W... ... in the recycling of energy-rich products; the more substitutes we find for energy- intensive foods; the more we conserve energy; the more we switch...

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... owner is not locatable because he no longer exists or otherwise does not care to restrain the use of his work. The Copyright Office has long shared... ...n VI, followed by a discussion of some other proposals that we considered carefully, but ultimately decided not to recommend. 11 1. The Reasonably... ... owner is not locatable because he no longer exists or otherwise does not care to restrain the use of his work. Concerns about the orphan works iss... ...erest). 37 See, e.g., National Institutes of Health, National Library of Medicine (654) (describing a policy for conducting a search for copyright ... ...ecause one of the major obstacles to the use of orphan works is the labor-intensive nature of manual searches. 225 i. The Role of Registries In t... ...onald A.B. Lindberg/National Institutes of Health and National Library of Medicine Markham C. Erickson/NetCoalition Nancy E. Wolff Jack Lerner ...

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...and thus feel Him more and more T H E K A B B A L A H E X P E R I E N C E 14 intensively. When all the parts are completely corrected, they will ris... ... in accordance with the Upper World. But my teacher would say that he doesn’t care where and how his bag of bones will be buried. T H E K A B B A L ... ...elops, and they begin to take pride in their efforts. It is a good idea to be careful of such gratifications. However, the efforts should continue re... ...mpany our every desire. How do we make that aim unceas- ing? The Creator takes care of that; He guarantees that we always remem- ber Him. The guidanc... ...hat the study of Kabbalah awakens that illumi- nation within the disciple more intensively than any other study. There- fore, they advise anyone who w... ... E 138 A: I’ve established an Internet group of serious students, and through intensive teaching they can attain what I attain with my regular stude... ... doctor gives us a remedy that has been tested a thousand times, and when the medicine works and we are cured, we must still believe that without th... ...er of Kabbalistic Astrology, as well as Kabbalistic Geography and Kabbalistic Medicine. Those topics deal with the connection between our universe a... ...World in ours creates various fields called Astronomy, Astrology, Psychology, Medicine, etc. That is why the science in our world is to some extent ...

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...earrange the original text of Baal HaSulam. We did this with the greatest care, without removing anything substantial, changing only the appearance ... ...s “clothing” and “palace.” I perceive my inner Kelim as “me,” therefore I care for them, and I perceive the external Kelim as alien, not my own. The... ... I cannot remain indifferent toward another or behave as though I do not care about him or her. When another person succeeds, it is very painful to... ... with idealistic morals, meaning one who is not religious. Because of his intensive engagement in the merit of truth, while in its abstract form, th... ...ened. one day, he wished to eat. They said, “Let the king’s son eat this medicine, and before he eats it, let no other food be in the house.” And s... ...it, let no other food be in the house.” And so they did. When he ate that medicine he said, 294 uNloCkiNg the Zohar “Henceforth, let him eat whatev... ...he creator said, “Let Israel taste the cure, and as long as they eat that medicine let no other food be seen by them,” meaning leaven. When they at...

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...at Kumukahi to the heights of Mauna Kea, from communities that are mistrustful of researchers, to the Makanalua Peninsula of Molokai, from a neonatal intensive care unit to a correctional facility at Matlock Hale, from the Kamakakuokalani Center for Hawaiian Studies at UHManoa to the Hawaiian Studies Program in Waianae, and from preschools on Maui to the Waitangi Tribunal ...

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...a Dairy production systems in sub-Saharan Africa Dairy production systems in Asia Dairy production systems in Latin America Dual-purpose systems Intensive milk production Conclusions References Chapter 3: Socio-economic aspects of smallholder dairy farmers A. J. De Boer Introduction Smallholder dairy farming systems Types of systems Post-milking consideratio...

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...ONCERNS WHEN ESTABLISHING YOUR IDEAL SOCIETY 115 ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY117 THE WELFARE STATE—CRADLE TO GRAVE BENEFITS 119 RETIREMENT PENSIONS 125 HEALTH CARE128 HEALTH CARE AND AGING POPULATIONS 130 WORKING AND RESTING IN THE WELFARE STATE 131 POVERTY IS RELATIVE 134 PENSIONS 134 SICK LEAVE 135 HIGH TAXES 137 BALANCING THE BUDGET—TAXES FOR YOUR IDEAL SOCIETY 138 ECONOMIC GROW...

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...ave heardthat 80% of Italian men from 18 to 30 still live with their parents. I guess there s a lot of safety and security in having mama take care o... ...ion, but there are probably a billion people who do.‖ —―You‘re right Ray, we can never be sure. But let‘s take the position of Western medici... ... tolerant belief system or the poverty of the country that reduces the fanaticism found in the religions of the richer West—most Hindus don‘t care w... ...nt women have been more overtly encouraged to follow whatever needs and drives they feel. They may now enter the traditional male domains-- of medici... ...ls than the men. 66% of the women and 63% of the men planned to work for advanced degrees. And a slight majority of women plan to go into law, medici... ... Others become misers hoarding money as a protective roof for that gloomy rainy day. You might even get stuck at the love level, limiting your care-g... ...remain in our society as useful members while they are undergoing therapy. Psychotics, on the other hand, often require institutional care and intens...

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...tment for HIV/AIDS as inpatients of the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (called the “Tambaram Sanatorium”) hospital are from ... ...till they serve the purpose and once they are ill there is no one to take care of them. At least 75% of them, when they came to know that they had ... ... with HIV/AIDS taking treatment from the Government Hospital for Thoracic Medicine at Tambaram (we refer to this as the Tambaram Sanatorium). Some o... ... look after them, whereas women always stay with their husbands and take care of them when the husbands are affected with AIDS. Another psychologic... ...bove all men with no education or ethics or values with no motivation, no care for the family, no mind to think about their children or wife, with a... ...m most of them demanded that the government should ‘fastly’ discover some medicine to cure them all, except only one individual who was of the opini... ... them; it is up to the concerned to take a note of them. 1. They felt intensive awareness program about HIV/AIDS must be given to them. Several ...

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... money they earned helped to finance their fledgling education and health care, so they now had climbed another rung or two up the economic ladder. ... ... there for these illiterate adults, what hope for their children? Do they care as much as we do whether tomorrow dawns. And will the dawn come up lik... ...matic viewpoint, more poor but eager workers should contribute to a labor intensive economic situation where a country benefits from the richer coun... ...long history with English as a primary language has made its graduates in medicine, information technology and mathematics more valuable in our globa... ...ledge of the Indian medical community they do a great deal of research in medicine and in the pharmaceutical fields. They also manufacture a large a... ...cumb too often to mistreating their children. Poor or non-existent health care, child marriages, lack of effective education, backbreaking work, all... ...to push now for exporting our surplus food. And enticing outsourced labor intensive work to come to us. We are very tardy in doing this, but my pred... ... offer much in farm exports. Our major hope has to be in attracting labor intensive jobs. ―We are eager to work for bread. Our people can wor...

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...for the N's new victim(s), the innocent, unmarked, un-inoculated prey. The victims are carefully chosen, and I feel sad for them." "In fact I didn... ...ans of cruelty. The goal is to get you to give him what he wants. He doesn't especially care which method he uses, so long as he finds one that work... ...sist. Cold and devoid of empathy. Because he lacks empathy, he probably doesn't know or care if he hurts you, unless he's using bullying as a techni... ...uld not leave me alone. I was extremely violated by this person and it took 7 years of intensive therapy to overcome the injuries I suffered because... ...reated narcissistically by their erstwhile victims. They finally are tasting their own medicine, the bitter harvest of their wrath and arrogance." ... ..., a distinguishing feature of the narcissist and so on. They will often claim that the medicine affects them differently than it does other people,... ... enough. When they do – you find them courting therapists, studying their self, taking medicines, and changing. It takes nothing less than a real cr...

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...". Moreover, people's preferences, as evidenced by their choices and decisions in carefully controlled experiments, are inconsistent. They tend to... ... - fails when applied beyond the investor's useful economic life expectancy. People care less about their grandchildren's future than about their ow... ...ents in economics is awkward and difficult. Mistakes are often inevitable, however careful and meticulous the designer of the experiment is. c. T... ...While he admits the limitations of technical analysis - it is a-theoretic and data intensive, pattern over-fitting can be a problem, its rules are ... ...its unsustainable trade deficit and resurgent budget deficit could use some of this medicine. But the upshots of inflation are fiscal, not merely ... ...for less than one quarter of pharmaceutical sales this year. Of every $100 spent on medicines worldwide - 42 are in the USA, 25 in Europe, 11 in Jap... ... understand that it is only fair for people in developing countries to pay less for medicines and other critical technology products.' - stated Ms. ... ...ectly with their end users and customers. Capital, design, engineering, and labor intensive goods - computer chips, cruise missiles, and passenger... ...he more persecutory or numerous its enemies, competitors, or adversaries, the more intensive the physical and emotional experiences of the individu...

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... had Asian parents. You would think that you would be able to pick your own career, since you know, it is your own d@mn life. But not when you have ... ...'t know that doctors these days are only trained in surgery and prescribing medicine and pretty much nothing else; doctors don't know anything about... ...tty much nothing else; doctors don't know anything about proven alternative medicine, homeopathic remedies, chiropractic therapy, acupuncture, yet, ... ...'t think of any other reasons, since third place on the totem pole of Asian career options is engineering, and there's nothing moral or ethical about... ...lsh*t? Stupid boy!" t — hat pretty much ended my “never got up and running” career as a writer. Well, I guess I'm done with my diatribe. I tend to d... ...y for finance, mobile phone for technology, prescription drug container for medicine or if they're not too careful: drug dealer. All jokes — aside, ... ...sports; it's with everything. Asians lack backbone because of the extremely intensive indoctrination and conditioning instilled in them to follow ord...

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...ically bad in ways that everyone, and not just lawyers or economists, should care about. We are mak- ing bad decisions that will have a negative effec... ...culture, our kids’ schools, and our communications networks; on free speech, medicine, and scientific research. We are wasting some of the promise of t... ...material was in the Library, of course—remarkable collections in some cases, carefully preserved, and sometimes even digitized at public expense. Yet ... ...opyright, or that you did so by accident, or in the belief that no one would care, and that your actions benefited the public. Innocence and mistake do... ...right. How about the argument that the increasing importance of information- intensive products to the world economy means that protection must in- cr... ...se smack more of bathos than terror. Although the process is computationally intensive, plaintiffs’ expert decrypted a store-bought copy of Sleepless ... ...world in which almost all large-scale distribution was an expensive, capital-intensive enterprise. The roles of gatekeeper and financier, producer and ... .../08 11:04 AM Page 243 on the kinds of issues represented by the access-to-medicines movement, it has made the idea of balance in intellectual prope... ...on problem? What ties together a critique of digital locks and the access-to-medicines movement? Again, I think the answer points to the usefulness of...

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... claws of the market 116 Crop trends 116 * Costs of production 117 * Intensive farming and the environment 118 Future of agriculture 119 Afte... .... Modern societies exercise family planning, marriage guidance, palliative care. Young people grow up in a 'free world', where the individual need not... ...ant to live in their own villages. The young want to respect the old, take care of them, as well as of their sisters and brothers, all their relatives... ... down, repairing it is expensive. A buffalo, on the other hand, is easy to care for. If you don't need it, it can be slaughtered for meat or sold. ... ...d and patented varieties had all the good qualities of a crop suitable for intensive farming at the time. They had high yields, ripened quickly, and h... ...t biocides. In order to grow it, it was necessary to move over to chemical intensive farming. The wonder rice varieties have brought about a real revo... ...hild was born. One time, when I was sick, the health centre doctor gave me medicine and four injections too, but since I didn't get better, I went to ... ...ot and she had a fever. We never took her to a doctor, but she took herbal medicines made here in the village. My father was a little over 80 Ban Dong... ...d a bad headache and I went to the doctor, but it didn't clear up with his medicines. Then I made a promise to the phii (of the Mother, do you believe...

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...me. I can’t get away from it, it pursues me wherever I go!” She was in the care of a Freudian psychoanalyst, but it could as easily have been a New Gu... ...e, making life intolerable. The meaninglessness of my personal life and my career led me to analysis as a way of coming to cope with myself. I began t... ...going to heaven.” Only this was not of the day, but of summat beyond it. I cared not to ask what it was. For when the nut-hatch comes into her own tre... .... The Palestinian reli- gious movements were also organized, but on a less intensive scale. They appear to have been primarily organized on a city to ... ...ce. The Palestinian religious movements were also organized, but on a less intensive scale. They appear to have been primarily organized on a city to ... ...s!” “Nirvana shares one quality with the lotus, two with water, three with medicine, ten with space, three with the wishing jewel, and five with a moun... ...r the cessation of becoming [the craving for the end of reincarnation].—As medicine protects from the torments of poison, so Nirvana from the torments... ...ison, so Nirvana from the torments of the poisonous passions. Moreover, as medicine puts an end to sickness, so Nirvana to all sufferings. Finally, Ni...