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Looking for Something to Give by Fabrice Poussin

It is holiday season every day when you carefrom a distance or in the arms of a treasure.There is no dissing those grand soulsthrown upon a quest to buy a token of pleasure.In rags they dream for a moment of a smilethey will soon see on the lips of a child.It may be in a humble store where all costs a dollarwhere they discover the gift of a lifetime.Eager to say words they cannot findthey will…

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Seeking Serenity By Paper & Ink

“Seeking Serenity”There exist many rooms within my mindMost of which are so elusive to findThey are kept under both lock and keyTherefore the traumas inside you can not seeCause what would you do? Would you stay? Would you leave?For these pains untold, I myself can’t perceive From my own mind, though, I need a reprieve It’s peace of mind I so long to achieve Although, they seem such a part of me,…

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The ultimate leader of #BigWingGang! Such an awesomely meantal purple monster! #Apollo #IE #FullCarbon #PurpleCarbon #ApolloIE #MentalCar #SickSpec #HugeWingGang #EIIE8 #PurpleSupercarsFTW #IEinLondon #FindTheIE #V12

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Hunting The Apollo IE 😱 ______________________________________ The Apollo Intensa Emozione is headed to Geneva next month but not to the motor show! Apollo’s will be placing the IE all around the city from March 6-8 and asking people to tag pics with #FindTheIE. It’s so loud it should be more like hear the IE. 🔥Under all the carbon sits a naturally aspirated 6.3L V12 making 769HP and 561lb-ft of torque through a 6speed sequential gearbox. It weights just 2,756lbs and 0-60 is just 2.7sec with a 208MPH TopSpeed. 🔥 The custom carbon monocell holds the racing suspension and insane active aero with a truly MASSIVE wing making 3,000lbs of downforce. A super unique tri Exhaust, LED lights, racing harness, 12in super high-res displays, and just 10 will be made at over $2.7million a piece!!! ________________________________________ EXTRA: That V12 is so heavenly! 😍😱 ________________________________________ - - #Apollo #IntensaEmozione #IE #italian #V12 #Monster #batmobile #Tokyo #Racecar #Gumpert #Arrow #drive #carbon ||#powerful #performance #turbocharged #supercharged #advanced #SupercarsRevamped #Supercar #HyperCar #ItsWhiteNoise #CarLifeStyle #MadWhips #CupGang #Carstagram #BlackList #AmazingCars247 An #allcarnews post

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Apollo Intensa Emozione por Gonçalo Adriao Via Flickr: How intense can it be?

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There is a comforting message showing how God works during darkness. The real work of God for the children of Israel did not happen when they awoke that morning to findthey could cross the Red Sea, but it occurred “all that night.” There may be a great work occurring in your life when things seems their darkest. You may see no evidence yet, but God is at work. God was just as much at work “all that night” as He was the next day, when the Israelites finally saw the evidence. The next day simply revealed what God had done during the night. Are you reading this from a place in your life where everything seems dark? Do you have faith to see but are still not seeing? Are you lacking continual victory in your spiritual growth? Is your daily, quiet communion gone, and there is nothing butdarkness all around? “All that night the Lord drove the sea back.” Don’t forget—it was “all that night.” God works through the night until the morning light dawns. You may not see it yet, but through the night of your life, as you trust Him, He works. C. H. P. #daretohope #monday https://www.instagram.com/p/CBJ6LswAnaO/?igshid=lwr5hb97q744

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Το Apollo IE θα βρίσκεται στους δρόμους της Γενεύης

Το Apollo IE θα βρίσκεται στους δρόμους της Γενεύης

Η Apollo θα πάει το IE στη Γενεύη, αλλά όχι στον εκθεσιακό χώρο της έκθεσης, μιας και θα διοργανώσει μια ιδιωτική εκδήλωση στην ελβετική πόλη. Το IE θα κυκλοφορεί στους δρόμους της Γενεύης το διάστημα 6-8 Μαρτίου, με την Apollo να ζητά από όσους το βλέπουν στον δρόμο, να δημοσιεύουν φωτογραφίες του στα κοινωνικά τους δίκτυα με hashtag #FindTheIE”.

Το αυτοκίνητο διαθέτει νέο, ριζικά αναθεωρημένο…

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How to cure vitiligo on face-Huahai vitiligo hospital

How to cure vitiligo on face ?Many people are concern it .The experts from Huahai vitiligo hospital will explain for you .Themain goal of treating vitiligo is to improve appearance. The choice of therapydepends on the number of white patches; their location, sizes, and howwidespread they are; and what you prefer in terms of treatment. Each patientresponds differently to therapy, and a particular treatment may not work foreveryone. Current treatment options for vitiligo include medication, surgery,and adjunctive therapies (used along with surgical or medical treatments).Medical Therapies Anumber of medical therapies, most of which are applied topically, can reducethe appearance of vitiligo. These are some of the most commonly used:·                                Topical therapy. Creams, including corticosteroids, maybe helpful in repigmenting (returning the color to) white patches, particularlyif they are applied in the initial stages of the disease. Corticosteroids are agroup of drugs similar to hormones such as cortisone, which are produced by theadrenal glands. Yet, as with any medication, these creams can cause sideeffects. For this reason, the doctor will monitor you closely for skinshrinkage and skin striae (streaks or lines on the skin).·                                Light treatment. Light therapy or excimer lasertreatments are also used to treat vitiligo, although results may not bepermanent.·                                Psoralen photochemotherapy. Also known as psoralen and ultraviolet A(PUVA) therapy, this is an effective treatment for many patients. The goal ofPUVA therapy is to repigment the white patches. However, it is time consuming,and care must be taken to avoid side effects, which can sometimes be severe.Psoralen is a drug that contains chemicals that react with ultraviolet light tocause darkening of the skin. The treatment involves taking psoralen by mouth(orally) or applying it to the skin (topically). This is followed by carefullytimed exposure to sunlight or to ultraviolet A (UVA) light that comes from aspecial lamp. You must minimize exposure to sunlight at other times.Knownside effects of oral psoralen include sunburn, nausea and vomiting, itching,abnormal hair growth, and hyperpigmentation. Oral psoralen photochemotherapymay also increase the risk of skin cancer, although the risk is minimal atdoses used for vitiligo. If you are undergoing oral PUVA therapy, you will beadvised to apply sunscreen, avoid direct sunlight, and wear protective UVAsunglasses for a period of time after each treatment.·                                Depigmentation. This treatment involves fading the restof the skin on the body to match the areas that are already white. For peoplewho have vitiligo on more than 50 percent of their bodies, depigmentation maybe recommended. Patients apply the drug monobenzyl ether of hydroquinone(monobenzone) twice a day to pigmented areas until they match the alreadydepigmented areas. You will be advised to avoid direct skin-to-skin contactwith other people for at least 2 hours after applying the drug, as transfer ofthe drug may cause depigmentation of the other person’s skin. The major sideeffect of depigmentation therapy is inflammation (redness and swelling) of theskin. You may also experience itching or dry skin. Depigmentation tends to bepermanent and is not easily reversed. In addition, a person who undergoesdepigmentation will always be unusually sensitive to sunlight.Surgical Therapies Surgicaltechniques may be an option when topical creams and light therapy do not work.These include:·                                Autologous skin grafts. The doctor removes skin from one area ofyour body and attaches it to another area. This type of skin grafting issometimes used for patients with small patches of vitiligo. The doctor removessections of the normal, pigmented skin (donor sites) and places them on thedepigmented areas (recipient sites). There are several possible complicationsof autologous skin grafting. Infections may occur at the donor or recipientsites. The recipient and donor sites may develop scarring, a cobblestoneappearance, or a spotty pigmentation, or may fail to repigment at all. Manypeople find skin grafting neither acceptable nor affordable.·                                Skin grafts using blisters. In this procedure, the doctor createsblisters on your pigmented skin by using heat, suction, or freezing cold. Thetops of the blisters are then cut out and transplanted to a depigmented skinarea. The risks of blister grafting include scarring and lack of repigmentation.However, there is less risk of scarring with this procedure than with othertypes of grafting.·                                Micropigmentation (tattooing). This procedure involves implantingpigment into the skin with a special surgical instrument. It works best for thelip area, particularly in people with dark skin. However, it is difficult forthe doctor to match perfectly the color of the skin of the surrounding area.Thetattooed area will not change in color when exposed to sun, although thesurrounding normal skin will. So even if the tattooed area matches thesurrounding skin perfectly at first, it may not later on. Tattooing tends tofade over time. In addition, tattooing of the lips may lead to episodes ofblister outbreaks caused by the herpes simplex virus.·                                Autologous melanocyte transplants. In this procedure, the doctor takes asample of your normal pigmented skin and places it in a laboratory dishcontaining a special cell culture solution to grow melanocytes. When themelanocytes in the culture solution have multiplied, the doctor transplantsthem to your depigmented skin patches. This procedure is currently experimentaland is impractical for the routine care of people with vitiligo. It is alsovery expensive, and its side effects are not known.Additional Therapies Inaddition to medical and surgical therapies, there are many things you can do onyour own to protect your skin, minimize the appearance of white patches, andcope with the emotional aspects of vitiligo:·                                Sunscreens. People who have vitiligo, particularlythose with fair skin, should minimize sun exposure and use a sunscreen thatprovides protection from both UVA and ultraviolet B light. Tanning makes thecontrast between normal and depigmented skin more noticeable. Sunscreen helpsprotect the skin from sunburn and long-term damage.·                                Cosmetics. Some patients with vitiligo coverdepigmented patches with stains, makeup, or self-tanning lotions. Thesecosmetic products can be particularly effective for people whose vitiligo islimited to exposed areas of the body. Many cosmetic companies offer makeup ordyes that you may find helpful for covering up depigmented patches.Self-tanning lotions have an advantage over makeup in that the color will lastfor several days and will not come off with washing.·                                Counseling and support groups. Many people with vitiligo find ithelpful to get counseling from a mental health professional. People often findthey can talk to their counselor about issues that are difficult to discusswith anyone else. A mental health counselor can also offer support and help incoping with vitiligo. In addition, it may be helpful to attend a vitiligosupport group.If you want to know more information of vitiligo treatment ,please contact us :Whatsapp:+8615505431775Skype:dorothy6611Email address：hhbdfyy@gmail.com

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