janey pays for all these medicines privately.s here, in dublin. drjack lambert believes the effects of lyme disease can last far longer than current medical advice suggests. i see patients who are previously 100% well, high—functioning, and two years later they're... ..nobody can figure out what's going on with them, and they're basically told... it's put back on them. you know, "are you depressed?" you know? "why are you making up your illness? " so i think it's... even worse than being sick is being told you're not sick. do you think lyme disease is a chronic, long—term illness? i think it is, absolutely. um, and that's the debate in the medical community. most medical textbooksjust describe lyme disease as, you get a tick bite, you get an acute infection, and there, that's the end of it. but i think it actually goes on to cause chronic, persistent infection. and it's well documented in medical literature — people ignore the fact that lyme can persist for years and years if it's untreated, and then even if you treat it with sho

janey who lived in fort mill and encompasses what it means to serve and honor one's country. in 1975 after the united states congress authorized the entrance of women into our first rate military service academies, janey soon applied, then under the united states naval academy, in annapolis, maryland. out of 81 women who entered the academy in 1976, she was the first and only black woman to graduate from her class and the first-ever black woman to graduate from the united states naval academy as a whole. after her departure from the academy after the rank of ensign and bachelor of science in engineering, she was trained as a supply officer, became a supervisor at the former naval training center in orlando, florida. she preceded to serve in the formal naval annex at the pentagon, as a senior advisor to the secretary of the navy. in fact, she's continued her work in the armed forces on the defense advisory committee on women. her exceptional accomplishments include being granted the position of torch bearer for the 2002 olympic games, starting a foundation which tends to the n

janey foley from rabobank joins me now. nice to see you. a regular here on the briefing.s through what facebook is expected to launch. well, this is a crypto currency and of course over the last few years all of us have heard of crypto currency and perhaps we have had some bad things. we have seen a lot of volatility in the price, lots of strong ups and strong lows, but also a lot of concern about whether this currency can be used for laundering. is it currency can be used for laundering. isita currency can be used for laundering. is it a currency at all, is it not just a commodity instead? and the most high—profile one is bitcoin, the one we have all reported on. interestingly, bitcoin recently made an all—time high, so it has seen a lot of fluctuation. but because of the criticism, facebook has tried to address this. first of all, it will have a different management structure so it won't be run by facebook per se. it will be run by a different group management structure, which should appease some people who are concerned about the controversies facebook has been involve

i can imagine you in the garden having tea with janey and anne getting ready to put them to bed.ld like to be able to tell you. nearly all of which you've heard many, many times. but just to say that i mean it even more today. i'm sure that i will be with you again soon and for good. please give my fondest love to my anne and myjaney. god bless and keep you all safe for me. dear mrs skinner, it is with the upmost difficulty that i write to offer you my most profound sympathies on the untimely death of your husband. all the time he had been under my command, he had done a grand job of work. should there be any matters of which i could be of assistance, please do not hesitate to let me know. yours very sincerely. 75 years ago today, just a stone's throw away from here general eisenhower was in southwick house. while tactics were in order, and strategy was managed, there was one factor he simply could not command. the british weather. for a successful invasion to take place, calm weather conditions were essential. despite diligent attention and meticulous planning, this operation no