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Thursday, September 15th, 2011
3:01 am	Common Breastfeeding Problems As a mother you have the rare ability to sustain the life of your baby through breastfeeding. Breastfeeding is one of the many miracles of birth and therefore should be considered a privilege bestowed upon the female race. After giving birth, the interaction that takes place with a mother and her new born helps strengthen the bond, and satiated hunger ensuring that they grow to be healthy.Unfortunately, not every part of life is as beautiful as we would like to think it and breastfeeding can be painful if problems arise. This is a normal part of becoming a mother and in most cases is presents no real concerns. One of the frequent problems experienced during nursing can stem from inverted nipples. This condition, though not serious, can make it difficult to properly latch the baby onto your nipple or in more severe cases can make it hard to produce milk.Inverted nipples or flat nipples can make it hard to breastfeed but not impossible. This condition simply means that instead of protruding outward, even after stimulation, your nipple becomes flat or protrudes inward. If you have inverted nipples there are a few things you can do during your pregnancy as well as after, once breast feeding has started. Breast Shells: These can also be referred to as milk cups or breasts shields. They are two pieces of plastic that work to correct inverted nipples by applying a gentle constant pressure to the nipple. One piece of plastic is a ring that goes over the areola and the second is a dome shaped cup that covers the ring breast enhancers. Ultimately, these two pieces of plastic should draw the nipple out making it easier to breastfeed. This can be done a few month leading up to birth or for a half hour before feedings. Hoffman's Exercise: This is a massaging exercise that is practiced during the last few months before pregnancy. Using a method where you use your thumb and index finger to press inward and then pull away, the skin is loosened and stretched and the nipple is delicately pushed away from the body. Speak to your doctor to find out the correct procedure for this exercise. Breast Pump: After the birth a breast pump can be a great way to stimulate milk flow and prepare your nipples. A pump is particularly useful for inverted nipples since it can provide your child with the necessary nutrients and keep your breast producing milk even if you haven't successfully been able to latch the baby properly. Once you do begin actual breast feeding pumping can prime the nipples for the baby by helping them protrude outward. Stimulate Nipples: Stimulating nipples can be a very effective way to deal with inverted nipples while breastfeeding. push up bras Unless your particular case is severe stimulation should help them protrude just enough to latch the baby. You can use massaging techniques or even apply ice to your nipples before feedings. Avoid Confusion: For women with inverted nipples using artificial nipples can confuse your baby which can create more problems down the road. Avoid these at all costs. Seek Help: There is nothing wrong with asking for some help. There are practitioners and lactation specialists who deal with similar problems ever day. The most important part of breastfeeding is making sure your baby gets enough milk and therefore the appropriate amount of nutrients and vitamins for healthy development. Current Mood: giggly (Comment on this)
Wednesday, September 14th, 2011
2:51 pm	Be his sexy always Early daybreak 'sex' surprise: start your day by astounding him! How concerning turning the table in addition to you in concert the initiator within an early-morning frolic before turkey in addition to trimmings substance you twoMassage time: The early sunrise steamy action be required to have left him tired. It's time to coddle him a little. heel lifts Go to the front turn your lavatory into a spa and arrange intended for a sexy massage designed for your man. Get out those recurring smelling lotions, candles plus warm towels in addition to let your hands do the the supernatural on his dead body. You never be acquainted with, he may just want toward revisit the favour! delectable 'sexy' mealtime: By the time the manipulate is over, the two of you determination be tormented through hunger pangs. consequently, support up for a yummy mealtime, prepared by the two of you jointly. Make convinced you only have the nearly all sensuous of provisions items on your plate for the sunlight hours! You can in addition try feeding both other physical fruits like strawberries. Gifts in abundance: Gift time is not constrained to certain days of the year. What superior way to surprise him within the afternoon by revolving into a 'hot' reward yourself Drive him uncultivated by packaging yourself in zero but ribbons. Lace-up yourself during a sexy bra with knicker set and insert the final touch by means of bows for him to unfasten later. Do you motionless say afternoons are tediousbook him 'sex': Just when he although it was all in excess of for the day, propel him a racy text memo hinting what's within store for the sunset. The exhilaration isn't over yet! Rub of adore: Keep the early on evening for a inspirational bath. Rub each supplementary with no matter which staring on or after yummy strawberry and coffee sauces followed by means of a final rinse with saccharine smelling bathing gels. every one of locate for the eventful nighttime. It's occasion to party: place the mood for a actually sexy party so as to includes now the two of you. Titillate him via dancing in the region of in a sensuous gathering dress. Bring a number of more fun by adding a strip laugh at only designed for him. Dinner can't obtain sexier: The gathering is sure to depart you in some hot surprises sandwiched between the sheets as well as of course ravenous! So, instead of disappearing out, order your favourite provisions at home as well as serve it on your cadaver Yes, you heard it accurate, blind fold over your man and agree to him eat his groceries off your sizzling bod! Good night shock: Wrap out of bed his eventful day by exhausting proper, conservative sexy, silky stockings in addition to suspenders. belief us, he will on or after now onwards simply shower you through all you the substance you have been desire designed for. Current Mood: silly (Comment on this)
Tuesday, September 13th, 2011
4:49 am	Look Sexier In Fashion Tights We all look at ourselves in the mirror and think, "if only my butt were a little tighter," or "if only my boobs were a little bigger." This worry is unnecessary because you already look beautiful, but if my reassurance doesn't mean much to you, there are certain kinds of tights that can help you look and feel sexier. Here is a guide to all kinds of tights, from sheer to seamless shapewear.1. Check out the sizes first. Usually, but not always, "A" will be "A." Just in case, it's good to check. Checking the guide on a package according to weight and height, or hips and height, is usually a good way to choose the proper size.2. Ultra Sheer: These tights are as the name says: they are ultra revealing and allow your skin color to be seen. Because they are so thin, they can be prone to ripping and tearing, so be careful.3. Day Sheer/Business Sheer: This is a good medium between ultra sheer and modest sheer. They will allow some pigment to shine through, as they are still pretty thin. Again, because they are so thin, you may want to carry an extra pair around with you. These tights also reveal the shape of your legs more so than an opaque pair of tights. 4. Spandex Sheer: These tights mix nylon and spandex and offer a smooth feel without the thinness of the above sheer tights.5. Circulation enhancing/Support hose: This combination of nylon and string moves away from sheer and towards opacity. They are great for preventing varicose veins in your legs because the pressure from the hose increases circulation. Plus, wearing them makes it more difficult for your legs to tire because of all the blood flow.6. Shimmer/Glimmer: These tights are good for showing off the shape of your legs because they shimmer when under lights. They're especially good for evening wear.7. Opaques/Tights: These tights are perfect during the winter or when you don't want to bare your legs. They can also help to make your legs look slimmer. Avoid wearing a simple t shirt with these tights, i.e. always cover your butt.8. Control Top Pantyhose/Support Tights: The spandex in these hose can lift and perk your butt and tighten your belly area.9. Womens Shapewear Body: These body stockings are what dancers wear and can help to tighten your legs, belly and butt. The material of these hose is lightweight and breathable.10. Think thongs; panty lines never look good.11. Match your hose to your outfit. Fashion mistakes can be worse than a run in your hose.12. Keep extra hose in your bag or in a work drawer, just in case you spot an emergency run. With these tips you should have an easier time choosing what kind of hose to wear, and deciding which kind will look best on you with certain clothing and during certain seasons. Current Mood: anxious (Comment on this)
Monday, September 12th, 2011
4:32 pm	Heel Lifts With physical attributes of people changing from person to person, it is normal that there would be discrepancies between them too. What suits one person perfectly may not apply for other person. There will be length differences in legs or bone structure will not aid wearing certain type of footwear, in such cases heel lifts can come to the rescue.Heel lifts are used to insert inside the shoes, these help in solving a great many problems. those who have to endure foot pain for wearing shoes for long time. heel lifts can reduce pain and sometimes these can help you make the pain vanish altogether. These lifts are created and kept on the inside of the shoes.Heel lifts can work great for all those who want to increase their height. Being short is no sin, however, if everyone else around you is taller, it is obvious you would want to look so too. Looking taller is especially necessary if the person you are interested in is taller than you are. Heel lifts can come to your rescue. Simply placing this inside your shoe will increase your height by some centimeters thereby making you taller and most importantly making you feel great. These heel lifts can be used inside many shoes, changing is quite simple too.Those who do not have same length of each leg, will find it difficult to walk normally. There will be difference in pace and comfort too. This will make you conscious and uncomfortable, however, you can make these traces of height difference in legs vanish altogether by using heel lifts in the shorter leg. This will simply even out your height, you can then walk normally. Too much of walking to do could result in arch pain; this applies for those who have flat feel more than anyone else. They can use the heel lifts and reduce pain drastically. You will also find specialized heel lifts created only for those who suffer from arc pains. These heel lifts will provide your foot with required support along with better movements and almost zero leg pain.Another type of pain that can torment anyone is the heel pain. All those who spend long hours standing have to endure this pain. This pain also results because of hard heels, which do not provide support and comfort to the foot. Heel lifts are made from softer yet firm material, these lifts can provide support to heels, it also avoids putting pressure on the nerves and blood vessels inside the heel.Heel lifts can help you cruise smoothly through a highly active day. You may end up getting less exhausted and your foot may become less tired at the end of the day. You may also find that looking taller is actually boosting your self esteem, therefore, enjoy the comfort of heel lifts for bettering your life without having to spend a fortune on it. Heel lifts are available online through stores that specialize in such products. Current Mood: accomplished (Comment on this)
Saturday, September 10th, 2011
4:43 am	Breasts pills Breast Enhancement All About Silicone Breast Implants It is particularly common for women to be dissatisfied with the size and shape of their breasts. Breast enhancement (recognized technically as Breast Augmentation Mammoplasty) entails placing an artificial implant into the breast so as to boost the size of the breast and to produce an amount of uplift where essential. Breast enhancement is by far the most popular cosmetic surgery procedure requested by ladies. Why Have Breast Enhancement Surgery Whatever you may have heard to the contrary, other than surgery, there is no other method of increasing breast size evenly, safely and permanently. The only typically accepted method to enhance the size of the breast would be to insert an implant into a space created behind your own breast. It is the size of this space (determined by your own anatomy) along with your own wishes, that determines the size of breast implant employed. The Newest Generation of Silicone Breast Implants Breast implants have come a lengthy way because their inception. Modern implants are very safe, and you will be surprised at how incredibly strong they're. At lots of consultations, you'll be able to see, feel and even try on suggested implants in the course of initial consultation. So What is Silicone Silicones are in reality man-made molecules (polymers) which are widely utilized in quite a few skin and hair items; in processed food and food packaging; in most baby foods; in quite a few medicines, syringes and most other types of medical implants. Consequently each day: We absorb silicone into our body by way of our skin We ingest it in our food~It is fed to children We feed it to our children~We absorb it from the food we consume We could even inject it directly into our blood stream~It could even be injected into our bodies Breast implants come in a variety of sizes, generally expressed as a volume. As an example, 60ml would be a extremely modest implant; whereas 500ml would be a incredibly big implant. The majority of ladies have implants inside the range of 200ml to 300ml. Implants also come in two fundamental shapes - either perfectly round or tear-drop shaped. Some surgeons prefer one form over the other, whilst others will use distinct types depending on the patient's own characteristics. By and huge, both give outstanding results. Breast Implant Materials: Silicone Gel - The Material of Choice Implants in cohesive silicone gel are by far the most well-liked type of implant, both with patients and surgeons alike. Here the silicone in the implant is within the form of a incredibly thick and cohesive gel. In addition, most modern implants are produced with a textured silicone shell. These implants have a very lengthy history of reliability, with literally hundreds of thousands of ladies world-wide having had them in place for several years with no troubles whatsoever. In addition, they are normally regarded as to be probably the most natural feeling implant. In recent years, a lot more than 85% of all breast implants inserted within the UK have been silicone, 97% of which had textured shells. Solid Cohesive Silicone Gel In this silicone implant, the gel is made to an virtually solid consistency. This variety of implant is only offered with a textured silicone shell. This additional firmness enables the implant to be manufactured with a 'tear-drop' shape. Some surgeons consider that this results in a much more natural shape for some women. However, they may also be associated with a significantly firmer consistency or feel. So having taken a look at breast enhancement from a technical perspective, it's really feasible that this has raised quite a few questions in your mind. You should not hesitate to pose these to your chosen cosmetic surgeon, who will be able to l provide you with complete and detailed answers. For extra info on Current Mood: enthralled (Comment on this)
Friday, September 9th, 2011
4:33 pm	Push Up Bra Was Selected The Best Invention Ever An English department store held a survey amongst 3.000 women and asked them what their favourite fashion item was. The push-up bra got 20% of all the votes. By wearing the push up bra women feel unbelievably sexy and we get a stunning decollete. Since recently the push-up bra has become popular. In the 90's Wonderbra launched the "Hello boys" advertisement with top model Eva Herzigova. And voila a hype was born! After the push up bra bootcut jeans ended second and third the control panties What this survey noticed was that clothing that boost the self confidence of women scored high. There's nothing wrong with faking a perfect figure. Push-up bra comprises the most intimate part of our clothing but still has great social importance. It can be a silent, process part of our everyday 'body work', serving its purpose of holding in or controlling the body but it can also stimulate different feelings on different occasions. AT Sean's their push up bra will be so comfortable to wear because it is made of the best materials from France and other providers of lovely materials in Europe. It will also fit your body's structure so you do not require to worry if the bra is suitable or not for you. Now if you are so curious to know which underwear they offer, you do not require to wait long. You can go directly to the web site to start searching for best women underwear. Make you more stunning and more confident by wearing the best women underwear from seans.us. Push Up Bra Best Invention Ever. Current Mood: groggy (Comment on this)
3:18 pm	Differences Between Malay And Indonesian Orthography Before the 20th century, Malay was written in a modified form of the Arabic alphabet known as Jawi. After the 20th century, Malay written with Roman letters, known as Rumi, has almost completely replaced Jawi in everyday life. The romanisations originally used in Malaya (now part of Malaysia) and the Dutch East Indies (now Indonesia) reflected their positions as British and Dutch possessions respectively. In Indonesia, the vowel in the English word 'moon' was formerly represented in Indonesian as oe, as in Dutch, and the official spelling of this sound was changed to u in 1947. Similarly, until 1972, the initial consonant of the English 'chin' was represented in Malay as ch, whereas in Indonesian, it continued to follow Dutch and used tj. Hence the word for 'grandchild' used to be written as chuchu in Malay and tjoetjoe in Indonesian, until a unified spelling system was introduced in 1972 (known in Indonesia as Ejaan Yang Disempurnakan or the 'Perfected Spelling') which removed most differences between the two varieties: Malay ch and Indonesian tj became c: hence cucu. Indonesian abandoned the spelling dj (for the consonant at the beginning of the word 'Jakarta') to conform to the j already in use in Malay, while the old Indonesian j for the semivowel at the beginning of the English 'young', was replaced with y as in Malay. Likewise, the velar fricative which occurs in many Arabic loanwords, which used to be written 'ch' in Indonesian, became kh in both languages. However, oe was retained in some proper names, such as the name of the first President, Sukarno (written as Soekarno), and his successor Suharto, (written as Soeharto). The ch and dj letter combinations are still encountered in names such as Achmad and Djojo (pronounced as Akhmad and Joyo respectively), although the post-1972 spelling is now favoured. Although the representations of speech sounds are now largely identical in the Indonesian and Malay varieties, a number of minor spelling differences remain, usually for historical reasons. For instance, the word for 'money' is written as wang in Malay, but uang in Indonesian, the word for 'try' is written as cuba in Malay, but coba in Indonesian, the word for 'because' is written as kerana in Malay, but karena in Indonesian, while the word for 'cake' is written as kuih in Malay, but kue in Indonesian. Pronunciation Pronunciation also tends to be very different, with East Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia speaking a dialect called Bahasa Baku,[citation needed] where the words are pronounced as spelt and enunciation tends to be clipped, staccato and faster than the Malay spoken in the Malay Peninsula, which is spoken at a more languorous pace. Many vowels are pronounced (and were formerly spelt) differently in Peninsular Malaysia: tujuh is pronounced (and was spelt) tujoh, pilih as pileh, etc. , and many final a's tend to be pronounced as schwas. Vocabulary Vocabulary differences Indonesian differs from Malay in having words of Javanese and Dutch origin, although Indonesian is based on Malay in Riau province (Bahasa Melayu Riau). For example, the word for 'post office' in Malay is "pejabat pos" (in Indonesian this means 'post officer'), whereas in Indonesian it is "kantor pos", from the Dutch word for office, kantoor. There are also some Portuguese influences: in Indonesian, Christmas is known as "Natal", whereas Malay uses "Krismas", derived from English. There are also instances where the Malay version derives from English pronunciation while the Indonesian version takes its cue from Latin. The Latin preference of the (older) Indonesian intellectuals in these instances may be ascribed to the influence of their classical-oriented education when Gymnasium schools were established during the Dutch colonial period: compare Malay kualiti, kuantiti, majoriti, minoriti and universiti with Indonesian kualitas, kuantitas, mayoritas, minoritas and universitas. The relatively large share of Islamic (Arabic or Persian) loan words shared by Malay and Indonesian often poses no difficulty in comprehension and usage, although some forms may have developed a (slightly) different meaning or have become obsolete either in Malay or in Indonesian, e. g. , khidmat, wakil (see below). English Malay Indonesian account (bank,bills) akaun rekening (from Dutch) accountant akauntan akuntan advertisement iklan (also used in Indonesian) reklame (from Dutch) after selepas lepas, setelah (also used in Malay to indicate consecutive actions) afternoon tengah hari sore (can also refer to the evening); petang (less frequent) agent ejen, agen (in science term) agen airport lapangan terbang (lit. field/expanse + to fly) bandara (from bandar udara, lit. port+air), lapangan terbang (used for air force base) apartment pangsapuri, rumah pangsa, rumah kondo (only for 'condominium') apartemen, rumah susun archive arkib arsip (from Dutch archief) archdiocese kawasan kekuasaan ketua biskop keuskupan agung assets aset aktiva, harta (Javanese= wealth) (from Dutch activa), aset also used auction lelong lelang August Ogos Agustus (from Dutch augustus) auntie makcik (also used in bahasa Melayu Riau, Indonesia) tante (from Dutch), Ibu Gede, Ibu Cilik (Javanese) autobiography autobiografi (also used in Indonesian) otobiografi (derived from the Dutch pronuncation of autobiografie, with au pronounced as French [o]) automatic automatik (formerly otomatik) otomatis (derived from the Dutch pronuncation of automatisch) autonomy autonomi otonomi balcony serambi, beranda,from Bengali, Portuguese or English verandah; (also used in Indonesia but less common) serambi, balkon, from Portuguese balco or Dutch balkon bag beg Tas(from Dutch tas lit heel cups. bag) basin besen wastafel (from Dutch), baskom - from Dutch waskom because kerana, sebab karena, sebab, in some cases makanya (literally: thus it follows the cause is. . . " Belgium Belgium Belgia - from Dutch Belgi bicycle basikal sepeda kaki - from French velocipede billion bilion miliar, milyar (from Dutch miljard) bishop biskop, bisyop uskup bonnet, hood (of car) bonet, bumbung, hud kap (from Dutch) boot, trunk (of car) but koper, kopor (from Dutch koffer) breast buah dada, payudara, tetek (slang) payudara (Sanskrit & Javanese), buah dada, susu (slang), tetek (vulgar slang),toket (popular slang now) Britain Britain Inggris, Britania bus bas bis (Dutch pronunciation of bus, bis) bus station stesen bas terminal bis bus stop perhentian bas halte bis (from Dutch bushalte) campaign kempen kampanye - (similar to the pronunciation of the Dutch word campagne) can (to be able) boleh (used in Indonesia in the sense of "may be allow"ed to) bisa, dapat cancer kanser, barah kanker (from Dutch) car kereta (means 'train' in Indonesian) mobil, oto - from Dutch auto card kad kartu (from Dutch kaart) carrot lobak merah wortel (from Dutch) case kes kasus, hal cash wang tunai uang (Javanese) tunai (only in regards to accounts as in "'akun tunai, kas cashier juruwang kasir, - (from Dutch kassier) pemegang kas census banci (means "transsexual" or "effeminate male" in Indonesian) sensus centipede lipan (also infrequently used in Indonesian) kelabang chilli cili, lada, cabai (used in the northern states of Malaysia) lombok (Javanese nggoko), cabe (Javanese madaya)used in oral communication, cabai China China (More widely used now), Negara Cina China (More widely used now), Republik Rakyat Cina/China, Tionghoa (race) or Tiongkok - rarely used/old spelling (country) cinema panggung wayang bergambar (or more popularly when contracted, pawagam), panggung wayang bioskop (from Dutch bioscoop), sinema (more popular now) civic sivik, bersifat kewarganegaraan bersifat kewarganegaraan civil sivil sipil city bandar (means "port" in Indonesian) kota club (association) kelab perkumpulan, majelis, klub, klab, yayasan (Arabic: used for charitable clubs) coat kot jas (from Dutch jas) cockroach lipas kecoak (from the Chinese Hokkien dialect ka chua) college kolej, maktab Universitas, kampus, kolese, perkuliahan (kuliah = lecture) Commonwealth of Nations Negara-Negara Komanwel Negara-Negara Persemakmuran company syarikat perusahaan, firma, maskapai (from Dutch maatschappij) constitution of country perlembagaan undang-undang dasar, konstitusi (from Dutch constitutie counter kaunter loket (from Dutch loket), konter court mahkamah pengadilan Croatia Croatia Kroasia current (topical) semasa (also used in Indonesian) aktual (from Dutch actueel) current affairs peristiwa semasa (also used in Indonesian) aktualitas (from Dutch actualiteit) curtain langsir, tirai hordeng, korden (from Dutch gordijn), tirai customs (department) kastam duane (from Dutch douane), bea cukai, pabean Cyprus Cyprus Siprus (similar to the Dutch pronunciation) Czech Republic Republik Czech Ceko, Republik Ceko, Ceska, Republik Ceska dandruff kelemumur ketombe degree (temperature) darjah derajat democratic demokratik demokratis (similar to the Dutch pronunciation of democratisch) department jabatan departemen difference perbezaan perbedaan diocese kawasan uskup keuskupan director pengarah direktur (from Dutch directeur), sutradara (Sanskrit-Javanese)(film) directory buku panduan, direktori buku petunjuk discount diskaun, potongan (harga), rebat korting (from Dutch), diskon (less frequently used), rabat, potongan driver pemandu supir (from French, through Dutch: chauffeur), sopir (slang), pengemudi (formal) driving licence lesen memandu ribewis (from Dutch rijbewijs) (slang), surat ijin mengemudi (SIM) now more widely used December Disember Desember (pronounced: dsember, as in Dutch) duty (tariff) duti, cukai - also used in Indonesian bea Easter Easter Paskah (from Portuguese Pascoa) editor penyunting rarely used in Indonesian editor, redaktur (from French-Dutch redacteur) effectiveness keberkesanan efektivitas, (from Dutch effectiviteit) kemanjuran eight lapan (also the Indonesian slang word) delapan (used in Malaysia before the spelling reform) electricity tenaga elektrik (literally "electric energy") listrik emergency kecemasan darurat (from Arabic; also used in Malaysia to mean a state of emergency) emperor maharaja Raja (Sanskrit-Javanese- king), kaisar (from Dutch keizer), maharaja (Sanskrit-Javanese: Majestic King) empire empayar kerajaan engine enjin mesin (from Dutch machine, also used to refer to what translates into machine in English) extinct pupus padam (of flames or lights), kepunahkan (of animate objects- ie species) export eksport ekspor (from Dutch) factory kilang - Indonesian word for mill or factory for processing or refining natural products, i. e. kilang minyak ('oil refinery') pabrik (from Dutch fabriek) faction (political) puak (tribe) fraksi (from Dutch fractie) February Februari Februari, Pebruari (slang) federal persekutuan federal: pemerintah pusat (central government) federation persekutuan federasi (from Dutch federatie) fermented rice tapai tape, tapai (Sumatera variation) financial kewangan keuangan, finansial Finland Finland Finlandia floor (as in "the 2nd floor") tingkat (also used in Indonesian- though it means floor as in a store or office eg "Fourth floor" ) lantai (means "floor"- ground surface in Malay) France Perancis Prancis or Perancis football bola, bola sepak sepak bola free of charge percuma (in Indonesia means "worthless") gratis (from Dutch 'free of charge')), cuma-cuma furniture perabot rumah, perkakas rumah(also used in Indonesian) mebel (from Dutch meubel) general (military) jeneral jenderal golf club (stick) kayu golf pemukul golf government kerajaan (derived from raja or "king") - Indonesian word for "kingdom" pemerintahan used in Singapore to refer to government. In Malaysia and Brunei understood but less frequently used governmental= pemerintah governor gabenor, yang di-pertua negeri/negara (in Malaysian state) gubernur from Dutch gouverneur graduate siswazah, sarjana gelar sarjana (1st degree most commonly of a humanities: a "Bachelor of Arts"= Sarjana Muda Sastra head office ibu pejabat (in Indonesia means "female officer" or "mother of an officer") kantor pusat (from Dutch) headscarf tudung kerudung, jilbab healthy sihat sehat herb herba jamu (in Malay (and another definition in Indonesian), means "to treat, to entertain guests") hospital hospital rumah sakit (literally means "sick house", from Dutch ziekenhuis. The word is still used in Brunei to refer to hospital but in Malaysia, the term 'hospital' is more prevalent since the mid-sixties) maternity hospital hospital bersalin rumah sakit bersalin I saya, aku saya, aku, gue (slang, informal) Hungary Hungary Hongaria (influenced by Dutch Hongarije) ice ais es ice cream ais krim es krim Iceland Iceland Islandia illegal drugs dadah narkoba -an acronym for NARKotika dan OBat-obatan terlArang (narcotics and illegal drugs), napza -an acronym for NArkotika, Psikotropika dan Zat-zat Adiktif (narcotics, psychotropics, and addictive chemical substances) image citra (also used in Indonesian), imej, gambar foto (photographic image) gambar (drawn or similar), citra (as in Borrman image or corporate image). Lukisan is for paintings immigration imigresen imigrasi (from Dutch immigratie) import import impor impotence mati pucuk, impotensi, lemah syahwat (sexually) impotensi, lemah syahwat (from Dutch impotentie) installment (payment) ansuran angsuran, cicilan insurance insurans asuransi (from Dutch assurantie) international antarabangsa internasional, antarbangsa internet cafe kafe internet, kafe cyber warnet (short for "warung internet", "warung" is from Dutch "waroeng") Ireland Ireland Irlandia Italy Itali Italia licence lesen ijin, lisensi (from Dutch licentie) Japan Jepun Jepang Jordan Jordan Yordania (from Dutch Jordani) journalist wartawan wartawan, jurnalis June Jun Juni (from Dutch juni) July Julai Juli (from Dutch juli) lane (roads/highway) lorong jalur lalu lintas (traffic) -modified version of jalur (track), (lajur is understood but not frequently used in Malaysia while jalur is used in Malaysia to mean stripe or band. e. g. broadband = jalur-lebar) Jalur in Indonesian means "line", "Column" or line of soldiers/defense/geographic. lawyer peguam pengacara (used in Malay to mean 'master of ceremony', advokat (from Dutch advocaat) Lebanon Lubnan Lebanon lemon lemon, limau jeruk limun ('jeruk' used in Malay to mean 'pickle') liabilities liabiliti pasiva, kewajiban (from Latino-Dutch passiva) lift, elevator lif Elevator lime (fruit) limau jeruk limau (not to be confused with jeruk nipis- the tiny lime for sambal) Lisbon Lisbon Lisabon (as in Dutch Lissabon), Lisboa (as in Portuguese), Lisbon Lithuania Lithuania Lituania magistrate majistret hakim (from Arabic , also used in Malay) male lelaki, laki-laki, jantan (for animals, sometimes used as a derogatory term on men) dewasa (Sanskrit-Javanese: adult male) pria, laki-laki, cowok (colloquial), jantan (plants-animals only) malfunction rosak, mati, tak berfungsi kegagalan pemakaian (failed inner workings), rusak, mati, tak berfungsi March Mac Maret (from Dutch maart) mattress tilam kasur, matras mathematics ilmu matematik ilmu pasti, matematika mean verb bererti berarti medication ubat obat minibus bas mini mikrolet, angkot (angkutan kota), minibis (Dutch pronunciation) minute minit menit Mrs (married woman) puan garwo (Javanese) Istri (wife: Javanese), Ibu, nyonya (from Dutch), puan(less frequent now) mobile phone, cellphone telefon bimbit, telefon tangan hand-phone (HP pronounced Ha-pey), telepon genggam, telepon selular, ponsel, HP Monday Isnin Senin money wang, duit uang, dana (used in Malay to mean 'funding'), duit (from Dutch duit)(slang) mortgage gadai janji hipotik (from Dutch hypotheek) Moscow Moskow (also used in Indonesian) Moskwa motorcycle motosikal motor, sepeda motor (literally "motor bicycle", as in Dutch motorfiets) music muzik musik naked bogel (means "short" in Indonesian- it is a common Javanese word), telanjang telanjang, bugil (Javanese) (slang) national kebangsaan (used in Indonesian to mean "nationality"), nasional Bangsa, Negeri, warganegara (relating to citizenship), nasional natural semulajadi alami newspaper surat khabar (coined from two Arabic words, at - / 'form, appearance' and khabar 'news') koran, harian, surat kabar (more formal) New Zealand New Zealand Selandia Baru noisy bising, kecoh, memekak berisik, ramai, bising (also means "buzzing"), ribut (of children) Norway Norway Norwegia (influenced by Dutch Noorwegen) not tidak, tak (informal), endak (sabah language) tidak, tak (rarely used - usually for the same usage as non-), nggak (slang), gak (slang - chat word) number nombor nomor or nomer (from Dutch nummer) nurse jururawat perawat, suster (from Dutch) office pejabat kantor (from Dutch kantoor) official (adj. ) rasmi resmi (from Arabo-Persian rasmi ) orange (fruit) oren, limau jeruk, limau orange (colour) jingga, oren jingga, oranye (from Dutch oranje) order order, perintah orde - from Dutch, perintah Palestine Palestin Palestina parliament parlimen parlemen (from Franco-Dutch parlement) party (political) parti partai (from Dutch partij) passport pasport paspor (internationalism) pavement, sidewalk jalan pinggir, jalur jalan untuk pejalan kaki, laluan jalan kaki, kaki lima trotoar(from Franco-Dutch trottoir), kakilima penis zakar (from Arabic "male"- this word is extremely vulgar in Indonesian), batang lelaki, konek (slang) alat kelamin laki-laki (male genitalia) kemaluan lelaki, burung vulagr, titit (children's slang like "pee-pee"), kontol (slang, vulgar) percent peratus persen, per seratus pharmacy farmasi apotek (from Dutch apotheek), farmasi -usually for medicine manufacturers photograph gambar, foto foto, potret (from Dutch, means "portrait" in English) pickpocketnoun penyeluk saku copet (contraction of colong dompet- wallet thief), pencopet pirate (maritime) lanun bajak laut, perompak (means "robber" in Malay) platform (train) platform peron (from Franco-Dutch perron) Poland Poland Polandia police polis polisi (from Dutch politie) post code poskod kode pos prayer (Islam) solat, sembahyang salat, shalat, sholat (from Arabic, 'sh' is usually pronounced as 's') prayer room (Islam) surau surau, musala, mushollah (from Arabic, 'sh' is usually pronounced as 's') pregnant mengandung, hamil (formal, from Arabic ), berbadan dua mengandung, hamil (less formal), bunting (informal) press surat khabar (see above) pres (from Dutch), surat kabar, media massa Private Limited Company Sendirian Berhad abbreviated as Sdn Bhd (suffix) Perseroan Terbatas abbreviated as PT(prefix) prostitute pelacur pelacur, WTS (pronounced 'way-tay-es'; wanita tuna susila "moral-less women", Sanskrit), PSK (formal, pronounced 'pay-es-ka', pekerja seks komersial (commercial sex workers)) province wilayah(used in Indonesian to mean 'region') , daerah propinsi, provinsi (from Dutch provincie) push, to (door) tolak (used less primarily in Indonesian to mean 'subtract', it also means 'to refuse/reject', also common meaning in Malay when used in arithmetics) dorong (means "to push" in Malay, but often used to mean "to support") raspberry rasberi frambus or frambosen (from Dutch framboos) receipt resit, penerimaan kwitansi (from Dutch kwitantie) refrigerator peti sejuk (rarely used in Indonesian) lemari es, lemari pendingin, kulkas (from Dutch koelkast) restaurant kedai makan, restoran restoran, rumah makan, kedai makan(rarely used now) rob rompak (Indonesian for "to commit piracy") rampok, rampas room bilik (usually used to mean "compartment" in Indonesian), kamar(formal) kamar from Dutch "kamer" (chamber), ruang (Javanese)- for storage areas etc roundabout (traffic) bulatan e. g. Bulatan DBP in Kuala Lumpur pusing keliling (in Brunei) bundaran i. e. Bundaran HI in Jakarta sauce sos saos, saus (ultimately from French sauce) school (Islamic) pondok pesantren, pondok pesantren science sains sains, ilmu (Javanese for knowledge), iptek (an acronym for "Ilmu Pengetahuan dan Teknologi", which literally means "science and technology") Scotland Scotland Skotlandia secret rahsia rahasia session sesyen kursus, pembahasan sewer saluran najis, saluran kumbahan got, selokan, parit (means 'ditch' in Malay), saluran air/pembuangan shampoo syampu (from Anglo-Indian / Hindustani chmpo, the imperative form of (Hindi) chmpn 'to smear, knead the muscles, massage') sampo (via Dutch) shirt baju hem, kaos, kemeja( from Portuguese camisa ) shoe kasut sepatu ( understood but less frequently used in Malaysia, from Portuguese sapato ) shop kedai (less common in Indonesia) toko Slovakia Slovakia Slowakia soya beans kacang soya kacang kedelsi speak/talk berbicara, bercakap (means 'to chat' in Indonesian), bersembang, berborak berbicara, ngomong (Javanese ngoko from mengomong) Spain Sepanyol Spanyol spoon sudu sendok sport sukan olahraga (means "athletics" in Sanskrit) station stesen stasiun (formerly spelled "setasiun") state within country negeri negarabagian stop (verb) berhenti stop, berhenti strawberry strawberi stroberi or arbei - from Dutch aardbei stupid bodoh, bengap, tolol, bongok (slang) bodoh, dungu, tolol, goblok (slang), geblek (slang), bego (slang) Sunday Ahad - rarely used in Indonesia Minggu - from Portuguese Domingo (Lord's Day) (means "week" in Malay and Indonesia too) Sweden Sweden Swedia Switzerland Switzerland Swiss tap water air paip air keran, air ledeng ("ledeng" also means "plumbing") (from Dutch leiding) teacher cikgu, guru guru (from Sanskrit) teacher (religious, Islam) ustaz ustad (ultimately from Persian ) ustad (ultimately from Persian) telephone telefon telepon, telpon, telfon (internationalism) terrorist pengganas teroris (from Franco-Dutch terrorist) testicles buah zakar, testis, buah keranjut alat kelamin laki-laki, biji kemaluan , buah zakar (slang, vulgar), kanjut (slang, vulgar) traffic jam kesesakan lalulintas, jam (slang) macet turn pusing (means 'dizzy' in Indonesian), belok belok, puter tapioca ubi kayu singkong, ubi kayu, ketela pohon, tapioka taxi teksi taksi (internationalism) television televisyen, TV televisi (from Dutch televisie), (also TV, pronounced 'tee-vee' or 'te-fe') toilet bilik air, tandas kamar kecil, toilet, WC (pronounced 'we-se') for watercloset. Thailand Negara Thai, Siam, Thailand Thailand, Siam, Muangthai used in old scripts ticket tiket tiket, karcis (from Dutch kaartje) tyre tayar ban (from Dutch "[auto]band") train keretapi, tren kereta (api/listrik) sepor (Javanese from Dutch "Spoor") transsexual pondan, bapok, transseksual bencong, banci, waria (polite), transseksual tree pokok, pohon pohon ugly hodoh, buruk jelek Ukraine Ukraine Ukraina uncle pakcik oom or om (derived from Dutch, pronounced and sometimes spelt as "oom"), paman, uwak, Pak Lik or Pak De (Javanese) university universiti universitas until sehingga, sampai hingga, sampai USA Amerika Syarikat Amerika Serikat (AS) vagina faraj (from Arabic, in Indonesian means vulva), pepek/pepet (slang) alat kelamin wanita (female genitals), liang pernakan, vagina: farji, memek, pepek (slang, vulgar) very sangat, amat, sekali sangat, amat, sekali, banget(Javanese ngoko) vice president naib presiden wakil presiden ('wapres') virgin (anak)dara, (anak) gadis perawan (formal), gadis, (anak) dara voucher baucer vocer website laman web situs web weekend hujung minggu akhir pekan, akhir minggu when bila, apabila kapan, bilamana, bila, ketika window tingkap (also used in Indonesian but less common), jendela jendela - from Portuguese janela wire dawai, wayar kawat, dawai you anda (very formal), awak, kamu, kau Anda (everyday formal), kamu (for very familiar people only), engkau &'kau (prose): elu/loe (very vulgar Betawi slang), delo zoo zoo, taman haiwan kebun binatang (derived from Dutch dierentuin (animal garden). Beside "taman haiwan", kebun binatang was also frequently used in Malaysia before the mid-sixties) False friends Besides vocabulary differences, there are also a number of false friends in both languages. As these words are in quite common use in either or both of the languages, misunderstandings can arise. Word Malay meaning Indonesian meaning ahli a member (of a group) (when the word is used by itself) (from Arabo-Persian "ahli" 'belonging to a group, people, indigenous or sim. '), expert in a field (from Arabo-Persian "'aqli" 'belonging to the intellect or mind, intellectual') expert in a field akta (from Latino-Dutch acta) act (= law) act (= written legal document) awak you (polite way) shipper baja fertilizer steel Malaysian: besi waja banci census effeminate, transvestite homosexual bandar city port belanja to treat, giving something for free to shop berbual to chat to tell a lie bercinta love make love, have sexual intercourse beredar oscillating (planets only), asked to go home distributed biji pill, tablet seed, testicles ("balls", offensive) bisa venom can/able (same as "boleh" in Malay), venom bontot/buntut buttock tail ('ekor' as commonly used in Malay) budak kid slave butoh/butuh male genitals, an offensive reference need calon nominee nominee, victim comel cute, pretty (to call) someone who can not keep a secret (example: mulutnya comel= her mouth can't keep a secret) duduk a place to live on, and also: to sit to sit email electronic mail (recently changed to "emel") enamel gampang bastard from 'anak gampang' lit. easy child easy (non negative meaning) gubuk gila psychiatric hospital crazy/insane house jabatan department position jawatan position department jemput invite pick up jeruk pickles/preserved fruits or vegetables oranges jimat pennywise, save money or something e. g. electricity amulet (the Malaysian equivalent is azimat) kacak handsome ber-kacak pinggang (stands with hands on your hips) The Malaysian equivalent is bercekak-pinggang, a phrase to mean that a person is being bossy kakitangan employee member of mafia/criminal organisation kapan or kafan: Muslim burial shroud (kain kafan/kapan) when (kapan mau pulang= when do you want to go home) karya work of art (karyawan=artists) work (karyawan= workers) kerajaan government (historical association, most Malay states were governed by monarchs, from Raja = King, now refers to any kind of government) kingdom keranjang 'bola keranjang' = basketball (no other use than for basketball) basket kereta car train khidmat service fully concentrate koneksi dick (vulgar) connection konfeksi confection, sweets clothing industry, any fancy or luxurious woman's clothings (Dutch: confectie. A non-standard spelling sometimes used is: "konveksi") lucu funny cute (sometimes can be used as 'funny' too) operasi mathematic operational symbol, police operation operation/surgery (as in Dutch) pajak to mortgage tax paket packet package (normally used for promotion purposes, as in Dutch) pantas speedily 'no wonder' pantat vagina/pussy (vulgar) buttock pelan plan (associated with architectural work, site map etc only) slow (perlahan in Malay) pejabat office officer/officials (those who hold office, Malay (pegawai) pemerintah ruler government pengajian education mass recitation of Quran percuma free of charge useless, not needed peti sejuk refrigerator cold Coffin pijat bugs (software bugs i. e. Year 2000 bug and also commonly referring to the bed bugs) massage Javanese pijet polis police (insurance) policy (as in Dutch) polisi policy police (as in Dutch) punggung buttock back pupuk to nurture fertilizer (also means 'to nurture' in the metaphorical sense of the word) pusing to go around a place, circular in motion, to spin/rotate dizzy, confused, headache putera prince son rambut hair (for head only) hair tambang fare mine, rope tandas toilet to explain, to finish senang easy happy, relax sulit confidential, difficult difficult wakil representative vice (for example, 'vice chancellor' and 'vice president'), representative Sample Indonesian text sample Ensiklopedia, atau kadangkala dieja sebagai ensiklopedi, adalah sejumlah buku yang berisi penjelasan mengenai setiap cabang ilmu pengetahuan yang tersusun menurut abjad atau menurut kategori secara singkat dan padat. Kata 'ensiklopedia' diambil dari bahasa Yunani; enkyklios paideia ( ) yang berarti kumpulan instruksi atau pengajaran yang lengkap. Maksudnya, ensiklopedia adalah sebuah sarana pendidikan lengkap yang mencakup semua bidang ilmu pengetahuan. Seringkali ensiklopedia disalahartikan sebagai kamus. Hal ini disebabkan karena ensiklopedia-ensiklopedia awal memang berkembang dari kamus-kamus. Malay text sample Ensiklopedia, atau kadangkala dieja sebagai ensaiklopedia, merupakan koleksi maklumat atau himpunan fakta mengenai setiap cabang ilmu pengetahuan yang tersusun menurut abjad atau menurut kategori secara singkat dan padat. Kata 'ensiklopedia' diambil daripada bahasa Yunani , egkyklios paideia (a circle of instruction) yang bererti sebuah lingkaran atau pengajaran yang lengkap. Ini bermaksud ensiklopedia itu merupakan sebuah pendidikan sempurna yang merangkumi semua aspek ilmu pengetahuan. Seringkali ensiklopedia disalahertikan sebagai kamus. Mungkin ini kerana ensiklopedia-ensiklopedia awal memang berkembang daripada kamus. Translation Encyclopaedia, or occasionally spelt as ensiklopedi/ensaiklopedia, is a collection of books containing explanations about all branches of science that are compiled according to the alphabet or according to the category briefly and densely. The word 'encyclopaedia' is taken from Greek enkyklios paideia ( ), which means a circle of instructions or a complete teaching. It means that the encyclopaedia is a complete educational material that includes all science aspects. Often encyclopaedias are confused with dictionaries. One reason is that early encyclopaedias were actually developed from dictionaries. Convergence of vocabulary The Malay language in Malaysia is not pervasively used in all spheres of life compared to Indonesia. Competition from the English language, the emotional attachment of Malaysian Malays to the language and the desire by non-Malays to preserve the use of their mother tongues are probably the reasons for this state of affairs. As a result, the Malay language in Malaysia is not as dynamic as the Indonesian language in the introduction of new words through adaptation from other languages especially English. Many Malays are adverse to the 'Malay-ing' of English words. They rather prefer to find obscure Malay words or words from the Malay archipelago that are equivalent to the English term. For example, the English word 'plaster' or stucco would have been easily Malayised both in terms of pronunciation and common usage. However the word 'lepa' (spread) is used instead. Many new words introduced in Malay are taken from Indonesian due to this preference. For example, the word canggih (complicated) is a Javanese word that is used for translating 'sophisticated' to denote a higher status meaning (as in a sophisticated lady) instead of the Malay equivalent of 'rumit' (complicated). These words are usually adopted some ten years after their popular use in the Indonesian media. Trivia During the May 1998 Revolution, when calls for political reform or reformasi in Indonesia led to the resignation of President Suharto, Malaysian satirists Instant Cafe lampooned a government broadcast in which "Malaysians are reminded that reformasi is an Indonesian word, which has no equivalent in Bahasa Melayu. " References ^ From the article about Encyclopaedia on the Indonesian Wikipedia, version 15:14, 21 Agustus 2006 ^ From the article about Encyclopaedia on the Malay Wikipedia, version 21:41, 5 Oktober 2005 External links The Malay Spelling Reform, Asmah Haji Omar, (Journal of the Simplified Spelling Society, 1989-2 pp. 913 later designated J11) The MALAY LANGUAGE in MALAYSIA and INDONESIA: from lingua franca to national language Asmah Haji Omar article in The Asianists' ASIA Categories: Indonesian language Malay language Language comparison False friendsHidden categories: All articles with unsourced statements Articles with unsourced statements from April 2007 Articles containing Ancient Greek language text Articles lacking in-text citations from April 2009 All articles lacking in-text citations. Current Mood: envious (Comment on this)
2:10 pm	Traits of Great Orthotics For Plantar Fasciitis Plantar fasciitis is fairly a common dilemma specifically amid athletes. It is a foot problem in which a person feels sharp soreness in their heels particularly when they get the first handful of measures in the morning. This condition can really be handled utilizing particular orthotics for plantar fasciitis. These typically arrive in the sort of shoe insoles which you insert into your existing sneakers. These insoles are mainly utilized to supply assistance to the foot and harmony out the strain on your foot soles. They help boost blood circulation and enable you to have greater foot posture. Proper foot care is vital in treating plantar fasciitis just before it will get even worse. Finding a great pair of orthotics is very straightforward furnished you know what to appear out for. Whilst there are numerous types of foot insoles out there, here are some guidelines on how to pick the greatest ones for your self. The 1st thing that you should seem for is cozy insolessimply because they have to be worn about a prolonged time period of time, whenever you are putting on shoes. So, if your task includes walking or standing fairly a bit, you want to make certain that the orthotics are cozy to put on so that they do not trigger discomfort to your ft. Attempt hunting for these which have a layer of foam on leading. They are gentler on the feet and are generally much better. These really hard ones ought to be prevented until you can withstand it. One more issue to search out for is the model of the shoe insoles for plantar fasciitis. There are so a lot of makes for sale in shops and online, but which ones are the finest manufacturers Acquiring well-liked makes will make certain that you get the high quality that you require as these manufacturers are typically encouraged by podiatrists throughout the world. Searching at the customer opinions are a good indicator of the top quality of a selected shoe insole. Some of the manufacturers which you can seem out for are Pedag and Powerstep which are each effectively identified in the market. The final characteristic to look out for is the value of the orthotics. Price are not constantly a determinant of quality. You might discover that some low high quality ones are marketed at substantial prices. This is a total rip off. Try to stay away from unfamiliar manufacturers and often be a appear out on what you are paying out for the shoe inserts. While it is well worth it to devote much more on a good quality product to get properly, just make positive that you are not cheated of your cash. orthotics plantar fasciitis Related Articles - orthotics for plantar fasciitis, plantar fasciitis orthotics, orthotics plantar fasciitis, Email this Article to a Friend! Receive Articles like this one direct to your email box! nipple covers Subscribe for free today! Current Mood: excited (Comment on this)
6:20 am	American Democracy has gone too far American Democracy Has Gone Too Far. There are many countries that are democratic. What ding dong thought of the push up bras for the eight year old bikini top at Abercrombie and Fitch Now with all the outrage they changed the name but the push up still remains for the eight-year-old. That will go so well with the breast-feeding doll that has been just brought out by another company! The French have a law that stops hate insults that circulate around the world at break neck speed. John Galliano faces jail time in France for his drunken outburst of hate against Jews. How I wish we had that law. They also have a law that stops parents cursing their new born with a ridiculous name like Pin Head. That law would save a lot of bullying at schools. Parents are cruel and thoughtless when it comes to choosing their child's names. We need laws to keep us in check away from the idiots that dot our lives with outrageous life styles. We would not need these laws if we all had common sense, but many have a hard time knowing what it right and what is wrong. They believe they are superior from the rest of the population and cause havoc. Let me give you an idea, parents who do not pay child support, run away from their responsibilities and racists who forget that America is a new land of immigrants. Gone are the gorgeous gowns that showed a woman's body without the boobs on display, or as naked as you can get for the shock factor. Madonna stood next to her 14 year old in black panties and matching bra covered with transparent black lace and what looked like a dead cat round her neck, it made me think of any daughter and how she would feel if her mom came to school dressed that way. You may be a celebrity and you may have conned the world but we do see how dumb you look. There are no boundaries any more. The young feel that they can wear anything or nothing as the case may be. They look at their idols and follow like sheep. Common sense is a fleeting moment, now the media and TV have taken over and brainwash the youth of today. You really do not have to see sex to know what they are going to do. Once we had an imagination when fireworks filled the air, or a door closed. Now everything has to be so graphic where is the fine line between porno and porno. There are no rules and restrictions, under American Democracy everything slips under the radar and children know what we never knew at their age. At least -Skins- is off TV. Thirty years ago I asked my foreign friends what they thought of our culture. Sex, drugs and rock and roll. Pretty much covered in one sentence. Celebrities shock with vulgarity there is nothing in their heads to do other wise. Teenagers are put in the forefront of a program called -Teen Moms.- A show that was suppose to help teenagers see the struggles of teens when they had children instead it made them into stars and more teens became pregnant so they could be on the show. The money thrown at them turned their heads, and changed their lives, not for the better. The untouchables of a celebrity fantasy world, the stupid and dumb who give their children parties that cost $60.000. Where is the education here, or will they end up a selfish ungrateful human. Watching the Kardashian sisters on the Larry King show who in their right mind talks about their sexual exploits and parts of the body we do not care about unless they slide under the radar with sex tapes and they think they are above a porn star. American Democracy is a whirlpool we are all sucked in whether we like it or not. Adverts sell a car that can do 200 miles an hour and we can only drive 55 on the roads. Toddlers are dressed as adults and humiliated and put in a position of learning how to hate others because they lose, and yet the parents push them wolves in sheep's clothing When Pin Head goes to school and is bullied to death, is that the freedom we so deserve. A Fun Gift Shop Related Articles - democracy, entertainment, news, writing, blogs, parenting, law, racism, Email this Article to a Friend! Receive Articles like this one direct to your email box!Subscribe for free today! Current Mood: intimidated (Comment on this)
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6:03 pm	How Breast Reduction Surgery Helps Reduce Back Pain Research has shown that women with extremely large breasts are at risk of suffering from back pain. Anyone who has been afflicted with back pain knows how painful and debilitation this condition can be. For thousands of women who suffer from back pain, breast reduction surgery has become a popular choice to helping them alleviate and even eliminate not only back pain, but also neck pain, shoulder pain, breathing problems, and migraines.For women who suffer from back pain due to extremely large breasts, breast reduction surgery, or reduction mammoplasty, is a safe and minimally invasive surgery that will help women get rid of debilitating pain caused by heavy and saggy breasts, and allow them to return to a more active lifestyle. Small incisions that run from the areolas down to the breast crease are made, and through these incisions, glandular tissue, fat tissue, and skin from the breasts are removed. The result is a reduced size and weight of the breasts. There will be a bit of scarring and bruising but over time they will fade. After the surgery, patients will normally return to work in a little over a week and engage in normal activities after about five to six weeks. It is women who mostly have this procedure, but men have also taken advantage of breast reduction.The benefits of reducing the size of extremely large breasts include: reduction or elimination of skin rash under the breast, improved posture, and a reduction or elimination of neck, back, and shoulder pain. As well, one will become more active and have an improved self image. Clothing will also fit better and one can engage in more daily activities which were once limited when suffering from severe back pain. Women who have breast reduction surgery usually report that they are extremely satisfied with the outcome. As well as alleviating the physical pain and discomfort, the effects make the breasts feel lighter, firmer, and they are better proportioned to the rest of the body.Several days after the surgery, many women have reported a bit of soreness in the breasts but after about a week, any soreness or pain will usually go away. During recovery, the incisions that were made are covered in gauze and wrapped in a bandage until they heal. As well, a surgical support bra is worn for protection and comfort. In about one to two weeks, the stitches will be removed. If there is a concern about the accumulation of fluid during recovery, the surgeon may insert a draining tube to help with blood and fluid drainage. During recovery, pain relieving medication will be taken, and antibiotics in the event an infection develops. Any bruising or swelling will go away after a few weeks. Breast reduction surgery has become an effective method of reducing back pain caused by extremely large breasts as well as improving one's physical appearance. The surgery has improved the quality of life for thousands of women across the country. If you think the size of your breasts is causing your back pain, you should consider consulting with your physician to learn about the benefits of breast reduction. For more information please visit breast-augmentation.net Current Mood: giddy (Comment on this)