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1. Two months old and already receiving awards December 31, 2011 ATHENS, December30 th, 2011 – Galoo, the newly-established “pay what you want” e-commerce social shopping hub, has been distinguished with the ‘e-volution 2012’ award for its patented innovative business model by Athens University of Economics’ (Laboratory of e-commerce) together with Greece’s publishing company Boussias Communications. Galoo’s founders Alison Andrews and Manos Ioannidis have gladly accepted the distinction during the ceremony held at Onassis Cultural Foundation centre in Athens.   The ceremony was honoured with the presence of TRH Crown Prince Alexander and Crown Princess K... (read more) Author: Kevin Formosa

2. How To Lose Weight With Hypothyroidism - Natural Treatment May 02, 2011 Our thyroid gland situated in front part of neck, just below thyroid cartilage is shaped like a butterfly and wraps the wind pipe or trachea. The gland produces hormones T3 or triiodothyronine and T4 or thyroxines that affect cellular metabolism, growth and brain development. The hypothalamus of brain releases TRH or thyrotropin releasing hormone which urges the pituitary glands to release TSH or thyroid stimulating hormones which in turn stimulate or activate thyroid gland to produce T3 and T4. Abnormally low production of thyroid hormones can lead to a condition called hypothyroidism. ... (read more) Author: Peter Filinovich

3. Best Natural Thyroid Supplement - Treat Thyroid Gland Malfunctioning May 02, 2011 Thyroid problems arise out of thyroid gland malfunctioning. Thyroid gland is located in front part of neck, underneath thyroid cartilage. The gland produces thyroid hormones that regulate the body's metabolism, growth of tissues, energy levels and usage of other hormones. The hormone synthesis begins in the hypothalamus of brain. The hypothalamus releases TRH or thyrotropin-releasing hormone. TRH travels to pituitary gland activating it to release TSH or thyroid stimulating hormone in to blood. The TSH again stimulates thyroid glands to produce the necessary hormones T4 or L-thyroxine and T3 o... (read more) Author: Peter Filinovich

4. Giac Lam Pagoda January 09, 2011 History It was built by L Thy Long, a native of Minh Hng, in the spring of 1744, i.e., during the season of the Vietnamese new year, during the reign of Nguyen Phuc Khoat of the Nguyen lords, then the ruling family of southern Vietnam. The history chronicles of Gia h, the then name of the settlement that later became Saigon and then Ho Chi Minh City, written by Trh Hoi describes the area as being quite undeveloped at the time, with dense foliage resembling a jungle. The area was surrounded by flower gardens. In its formative years, the temple was a gathering place during the T new year and th... (read more) Author: qyqy wang

5. Three Elements of Website Design April 30, 2010 There are three primary elements of website design that must be considered when you build a company site. They include appeal, colors, and if the site is user friendly. These things are not important for personal sites that are only for friends and family but if you want to generate customers they are very important. One of the major elements of website design is the colors you choose to use on your site. The most successful sites have soft colors that are pleasing to the eyes. If you use a color like neon green and construction orange then they can be almost blinding online. This wi... (read more) Author: Roger Cruz

6. Thyroid Hormone Controls Our Metabolisms March 11, 2010 Your thyroid is a small gland in your throat, just below your larynx. It's shaped like a butterfly, and the hormone it produces effectively controls your body's metabolism. When your thyroid is functioning well and producing thyroid hormone (TH) your have energy and feel young and strong. This process is controlled by the hypothalamus, another gland which regulates the body's hormones and their activities. When it detects low blood levels of TH, it release thyroid releasing hormone (TRH). This signals the pituitary gland to release thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH). TSH kicks the thy... (read more) Author: Richard Stooker

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