Well, if you do, why not check them out? Here is the arrangement of Albinoni’s Adagio:
And the following is a composition called Blue Voyage:
If you like them, why not head over to Lantos Music for more…
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Have you ever had them? They most often occur when something is pressing on the nerves. One of the most common form is a damaged disc in the neck of in the back. When the pain strikes, any movement can become unbearably painful. You go to the doctor and he or she will prescribe strong pain killers and tell you to rest. But the pain remains strong no matter what. Read the rest of this entry »
As far as I know there are many people with floppy heart valves in the world. I am not a health professional, so I explain to you in layman terms what that means and how you get it.
I never had problem with my heart valve in my youth. I learned and taught Kyokushin karate, that is called power karate because it pushes you to your limits. Indeed, a body builder friend of mine told me once that he could not even do the first ten minutes of the training, which was only a warm-up. The real tough stuff came after that.
So I had a really strong heart, period. However, in my thirties I worked in a very dusty environment and possibly due to this I often suffered from bronchitis. Whenever my kids got the flu I came down with bronchitis.
Perhaps you are aware that germs are sensitive to heat, so because I was so unwell I took a hot bath – I mean it was really hot, and stayed in it for a bit too long. Yeah, you do silly things when you don’t know the consequences. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by admin | Posted in Health | Posted on 19-11-2010
It wasn’t until about ten years ago when medical science discovered that many people suffer from reflux. There is a muscle that should close the stomach, but it doesn’t. So when you lay down (ie sleep) the stomach juices – that are very acidic – flow to your throat and damage it. You go to the doctor, who prescribes medication that reduces the acidity of your stomach juices. Do they actually address the problem?
Over ten years ago I suffered from constant pain in my throat. I was really worried that I had some kind of serious disease and sought medical help. Read the rest of this entry »
Posted by admin | Posted in Economy, Real Estate | Posted on 01-09-2010
An article published a few days ago mentions the Coalition plans to provide strugglers on public housing waiting lists with rent certificates. It means they will get some cash to go and rent in the private sector. Read the article here.
Sounds good, isn’t it? The Coalition is very caring. However, this has the effect of increasing demand for rental places, which are already too expensive, and will become even more expensive as the increased demand will drive up rents. The state governments would provide the funds, the equivalent amount they spend on public housing. So instead of the state governments using the funds to build new premises for tenants on the public housing waiting list, the funds are going to be used to drive these people out into the private sector which they cannot afford – without building a single new dwelling.
The very fact that the representatives of tenants were not consulted, but the Real Estate Institute was reveals that something is wrong. Why is that? Knowing that the Real Estate Institute’s call to increase rent has been followed by landlords all over the country year after year and renters have been ripped off big time, we might wonder if the Coalition is in the business of sanctioning further ripping-off the poor John Howard, our beloved former Liberal Prime Minister was so good at.
People often think that Coalition governments are good for business and the country, but all I can see is their heavy interference with free market and the further transfer of wealth from the poor to th rich.
Free market is like a religion. There is a lot of talk about it, but hardly anyone follows it.
Instead, we have a manipulated market, more like a sanctioned robbery.
