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A well-known medical blogger is condemning one of his peers for posting articles about alternative medicine. Orac, of the blog Respectful Insolence, recently posted an article taking issue with Dr. Kevin Pho, who writes at KevinMD.
Specifically, Orac took Dr. Pho to task for letting guest bloggers post about acupuncture, mind-body dualism, and opening one's mind to alternative therapies.
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"I have to say," Orac posted, "I never would have expected to find a post like this on KevinMD. I had always thought that Dr. Pho was a proponent of science-based medicine (or at least evidence-based medicine), and it's exceedingly disappointing to see this sort of nonsense on his blog."
Dr. Pho soon responded with a comment of his own: "As readers of this blog know, I often post pieces here I don't necessarily agree with myself to promote discussion and debate. Your concerns are certainly valid, and will be taken into consideration as I choose future pieces."
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This explanation gave Orac further fuel for his indignation: He accused Dr. Pho of posting about non-science-based medicine in order to get more Web traffic. "I didn't want to believe it," he responded to Dr. Pho, "but one of my readers commented that it looks like you've become all about the page views, traffic, and advertising. Your comment makes me think he might well have been correct."
Several commenters on KevinMD agreed with Orac, saying that if Dr. Pho wants to continue to market his blog as a source of reliable medical information, he cannot permit guest bloggers to espouse "feelgood BS." One commenter said that Dr. Pho's posting these pieces is "a complete abdication of responsibility, and just lets the nonsense wrap itself in supposed respectability from the more sane and well-reasoned posts."
What do you think? Is Dr. Pho posting these articles for fast, cheap web traffic? Or should he be allowed to discuss alternative medicine on his site, despite being a traditionally trained doctor and proponent of science-based medicine?
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2. Auto delete messages
If you've been using your iPhone for a long time, you'll have built up quite an archive of text messages. This can take up a lot of unnecessary space (do you really need those texts and pictures from two years ago?). iOS 8 now allows you to automatically delete these old messages after either 30 days or one year, potentially freeing up gigabytes of storage. Tap Settings > Messages and scroll down to Message History before selecting how long you'd like to keep your old messages.
3. Snapchat-Like photos and videos
You can now send instant self-destructing videos, audio clips and pictures to your contacts via iMessage, not unlike Snapchat. To send a picture, go to your message window and tap and hold the camera icon on the left hand side. A small circular window will emerge, allowing you take a quick snap. A word of warning: once the picture or video has been shot, it will send immediately, there is no confirmation or edit screen, so make sure you don't test this one while sitting on the toilet.
4. Swipe notifications individually
Swiping down at the top of your screen will display your phone's Notification Centre. In here you'll be informed of various alerts and app-related information. If you have a lot of apps and receive a lot of messages, this section can get cluttered and messy. In the past you could only clear these notifications all at once or not at all. However, by swiping left, you can now clear each notification individually.
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It's no secret that Apple's iSight camera has always been lacking in terms of advanced features, especially when compared with the likes of Nokia or Samsung. Fortunately, Apple seems to be keen to change this with the introduction of exposure control. When taking a picture, tap where you wish to focus the screen (or tap and hold to lock the focus) and you'll see a small sun icon appear. Drag it up or down to manually control the exposure levels on the fly.
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7. Swipe Quick Type away
iOS 8 saw the introduction of Quick Type, which is supposed to intelligently suggest words you'd like to use before you use them for speedy typing. It does however take up a lot of space and some people don't find it particularly useful. Removing it is a breeze: tap anywhere on the suggest words and swipe downwards. A small grey bar is all that will remain; swipe the bar upwards if you want to bring the suggestions back.
8. Battery hogging apps
If you find that your battery seems to be running out of juice all the time but you don't know why, this tip could be a godsend. Go to Settings > General > Usage > Battery Usage. You'll see a breakdown of all the apps you've been using and how much battery power they've been eating up, which will give you a better idea of what apps you might want to regularly close down or uninstall.
9. Quick reply to messages by swiping down on notification banners
Any time you receive a text or iMessage you can swipe downwards on the notification banner, which will open small message window. Type your reply and hit send. This feature is particularly useful for those who dislike the faff of exiting an app in order to send a reply before re-entering the app they were in prior to receiving a message.
10. Recover recently deleted photos
By default, iOS 8 will now save all your deleted photos in an album called Recently Deleted. They will stay in this album for 30 days before they're ultimately deleted forever. To find the folder, head to Photos > Albums. You might be surprised how many old photos are in there. If you don't like the 30-day buffer zone, I'm afraid you cannot currently disable this feature. Your best bet is to open the album, tap Select in the top right corner and then tap Delete All in the bottom right corner.


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CVS drug stores are becoming notorious for leaving expired food and drug products on their shelves, a practice some critics claim is deliberate and widespread.
The drug store's parent company, CVS Caremark Corp., recently agreed to pay the state of New York $875,000 to settle charges that it sold products after their marked expiration dates. It has also been fined $5,000 by Nevada and reprimanded by California for the same practice. Most recently, the state of Connecticut filed criminal charges against the chain after an investigation found expired eggs, dairy products, energy drinks, infant formula, over-the-counter drugs and other products still on shelves in at least 20 different stores.
In a survey of more than 1,500 stores in 11 states, the consumer advocacy group Change to Win found that 42 percent of stores in ten states were selling expired products. In some cases, the products had expired more than two years before.
Although federal law mandates that expiration dates be printed on certain products, it does not prohibit the sale of expired items.
"The FDA defers to state and local authorities for enforcement action," an agency representative said, commenting on the CVS case.
In an article for Daily Finance, Bruce Watson cites a CVS employee who says that while CVS store policy does indeed call for the removal of expired items, the task is considered a low priority for overworked employees.
"The employee theorized that CVS may not be aware of the time and costs involved in policing the expired products, but it seems unlikely that a major coast-to-coast chain wouldn't have an efficiency expert or two around," Watson writes.
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1. Back to School Marketing
If school hasn't already started where you live, then schools will be back in session after Labor Day. Welcome students back to school with specials and sales or with back to school graphics on your social media profiles. If your business services a college town, this is a great time to generate buzz on social media or by partnering with student organizations for events.
2. Customer Loyalty Program
If you don't already have one, take the time to create a customer loyalty program. Customer loyalty programs are one way to encourage repeat business and improve customer retention. A loyalty program can be as easy as creating a punch card toward a free or discounted product or service or just asking customers for their email addresses.
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An intellectual marketing day, National Ready a Book Day on September 6th is a creative way for preschools, tutors, educational oriented businesses to market themselves.
You can Even if your business isn't related to education? That's ok! Use this September holiday as an excuse to read a book that's related to your industry. If you liked it, recommend it to your followers via social media or in a blog post. Tell your readers what you've learned from the book or how you implemented some of the lessons.
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The airport's new owners are a consortium of international infrastructure investors, made up of Alberta Investment Management Corporation (AIMCo), OMERS, Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan and Wren House Infrastructure Management Limited. The Consortium consists of international infrastructure investors, all with proven track records, which will bring significant financial and operational expertise to London City Airport.
The Consortium is committed to the responsible, long-term ownership and development of London City Airport to ensure its continued strong position and reputation as a key airport for London. Working together with management and local authorities, the Consortium will support the enhancement of facilities and build on the airport's successful track record.
As part of its investment, over the long-term, the Consortium is dedicated to developing existing and new airline relationships and routes, improving the airport's already excellent customer service, and generating opportunities for new and existing employees.
The Consortium has proven experience as long-term owners and operators of UK and European airports, as evidenced by selected members' current ownership of Belfast International Airport, Birmingham Airport, Bristol Airport, Brussels Airport and Copenhagen Airport, and historical investments in Rome Airport and Sydney Airport. The Consortium has a strong track record of investing in and growing excellent businesses, maintaining good relationships with customers, staff, management, regulators and other stakeholders.
A spokesperson for the Consortium said: "London City Airport is a premium infrastructure company, operating in a very attractive market. We look forward to working closely with the airport's strong management team to achieve the business's full long-term potential. Our investment and support will foster a mutually beneficial relationship between the airport and its airlines, passengers and employees, while ensuring a positive economic impact for all of London and the local community, in particular."


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Discussion in 'RAW' started by Jose Tortilla, Aug 31, 2012.
Not a bad idea imo..
I still think he bled accidentaly.
Who knows. Still cool to see that they want to spice it up a little.
It's a nice touch, yes.
The cut seemed too jagged to be a blade job...blades cut clean. Cut out the staples pic on Twitter...
A bit of a Edge? I don't want Edge. I want PG to go full stop.
ajlee need to put ryback and lord tensie in a match this Monday night as the main event
That's good I suppose. Hope to see more aggressive side of Punk.
Hopefully a little more aggression from more of the heels. I've noticed ADR is a little more aggressive.
They're not going away from PG anytime in the near future. It's too expensive in terms of lost sponsor/advertising dollars to leave TV-PG and go TV-14. As it is they're TV-PG and will stay that way.
Having said that, I, too, am seeing more aggression and a bit more realism from the characters in WWE, particularly the heels. For what it's worth, I believe Punk had a legit cut to the top of his head (blade jobs are cleaner and easier to stitch up, usually not requiring staples, if they require any stitching at all). The fact that he was immediately tweeting about it and it's been so widely discussed among the fanbase suggests that WWE is going to be worrying less about blood. Remember, in the end, they're supposed to be professional fighters and CM Punk has led the way in this, followed closely by guys like Daniel Bryan and ADR.
As usual, it's the heels that drive the bus in innovation in WWE (not just WWE, they do it in TNA, ROH, and every other pro wrestling promotion, as well; we're just talking about WWE here). Hopefully, this is a sign that WWE will show a harder edge on its characters.
It's sad that Punk referring to himself as simply what he is (i.e a wrestler) is considered 'edgy.'
Sad, but true.
(Metallica, for the )
That's true, nowadays it's like "oh my he called himself a wrestler :hardcore:"
Ha, that made me chuckle, I think it's a complete joke that they have to call themselves "Superstars".
CM Punk going against the PG era and bringing back blood that isnt gonna do well for Linda's campaign but I dont think he gives a shit as hes probably retiring soon
Blood ain't coming back, like I said earlier.
What he said.


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The Bloemfontein Campus dates back to 1904, making our university one of the oldest in the country.
The Main Building, as well as other buildings of historic and architectural importance, portray the calm, though vibrant atmosphere appropriate to an academic institution that is over a century old.
It is a vast campus where staff and students are encouraged to walk in order to enjoy the beautiful buildings, parks, lawns, artwork and other infrastructure. Resources, planning and dedicated workmanship have been spent not only on the development of the building and facility infrastructure, but also to make the campus user and experience friendly.
When on the campus, stop and rest under one of the shady trees. You will find that many of the benches represent artwork by famous South African artists. Linger at the Thakaneng Bridge student centre where you can do everything from eating to buying the latest academic text books.
The Bloemfontein Campus is immaculately maintained and it provides a safe and secure environment for our more than 28 000 students who study here to fulfil their academic and human potential. Through an active programme of sports, cultural and social interaction, our students are also given the opportunity to develop into competent and compassionate future leaders.
Accommodation is very popular and our more than 23 residences are within walking distance of all facilities. The Bloemfontein Campus is regarded as the most integrated campus in South Africa with a very diverse group of students.
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He was a Mundialito Winner at the 1980 Copa D'Oro, and he scored the first goal in the final game against Brazil (2-1) on January 10, 1981.
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After the end of his playing years Barrios became a manager and managed teams in Greece such as Doxa Dramas, Kavala FC and Ionikos. He also managed Olympiakos Nicosia of Cyprus.


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Developers in London are building what they claim is the world's first "sky pool" — a 25-meter-long swimming pool suspended 10 stories in the air between two blocks of luxury flats. The transparent pool at Embassy Gardens will be three meters deep with a water depth of 1.2 meters, and will be constructed with the help of aquarium designers using 20-cm-thick glass. The pool will allow residents to swim between the development's roof-top bar, spa, and orangery (a walkway will be available as well), with prices for apartments and penthouses in the complex starting at £602,000 ($942,572).


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In Spring 2014, the Board of Trustees of Capability Scotland appointed Rettie & Co.'s Land & Development team, after a competitive selection process, to advise on and execute the sales and marketing strategy for three large buildings/sites in Edinburgh and Dundee. As a publicly funded organisation, we sought (and continue to seek) a disposal strategy that will ensure that the capital receipt is maximised whilst, being a charity, always demonstrating that best value is achieved.
We have been very impressed by the structured process that Will Scarlett and David Reid have set out and implemented. In the case of the largest and most complex site (Capability Scotland Headquarter's site, Westerlea House in Murrayfield, Edinburgh) the process has involved multiple stages and considerable analysis by Rettie & Co. This has given the Board of Trustees of Capability Scotland the necessary degree of confidence to go ahead with a preferred bidder secure in the knowledge that the market has been very thoroughly tested and that the deal has been structured by Rettie & Co., working very closely with the Board of Trustees, to maximise capital receipt, reduce risk to the Charity and ensure timely receipt of the proceeds.
On a personal note, I would add that we have found both Will Scarlett and David Reid very professional and well informed in their areas of expertise. They have guided us with patience and diligence through a very complex process ensuring that we were able to meet tight deadlines at all stages. Their commitment and flexibility has been appreciated by all concerned.
Dana O'Dwyer, Capability Scotland
On the £850 million Edinburgh St James project Henderson Global Investors retained Rettie & Co. in 2007 as Residential advisors. Now, trading as TIAA Henderson Real Estate, we continue to work closely with Rettie & Co.'s Development Services team. We have built a long and strong relationship with the team members and we value their multi-faceted support and professional input to the Residential aspects of this project which will deliver up to 250 world class residential apartments to the Edinburgh market. This has involved regular liaison and input to the project team and architects on all aspects of residential design; dealing with the Affordable Housing requirement; devising a sales and marketing strategy and implementing that strategy to ensure that we identify the most appropriate residential partner for the residential scheme. In our dealings with Rettie & Co. to date we have found their Development team to be pro-active, knowledgeable in their field and highly professional.
Stephen Wicks, TIAA Henderson Real Estate
Rettie & Co. were an integral part of the pre-sales launch at Academy Lofts. The whole process ran seamlessly with excellent communication and input from the team helping the development achieve strong early sales and very positive market feedback. Their enthusiasm and support enabled us to focus on more pressing issues prior to the launch of the development. Rettie & Co have acted in our best interest at all times and we look forward to working with them again in the near future.
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"Bank of Scotland (Business Support) worked closely with Rettie & Co.'s Land & Development team on exit strategies for a significant land asset in Edinburgh owned by a client. This turned out to be a complex and sensitive project requiring delicate handling and the management of multiple stakeholders. We are most satisfied with the outcome and the hard work put in by Will Scarlett and his team resulting in successful disposal to a PLC housebuilder."
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"We have taken ongoing advice from Rettie & Co's Land & Development, Investment and Research teams with regards to site disposal/acquisition, valuations, and research. We value the pro-active approach taken by the team, the joined up thinking and the first class data that the Development team provide on the Scottish residential market. Throughout the sale of our development opportunities we have found Rettie & Co to be sensitive to the needs of our charitable organisation whilst also working to maximise sales values and minimise negative publicity."
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Rettie and Co have their finger on the Edinburgh residential market pulse and have added value to our schemes.
Nigel Reid, Development Manager, Telereal Trillium
Will has his finger on the pulse of the Edinburgh development market. He is discerning in bringing attractive propositions to the table and can close deals successfully. He has helped us to buy development land and to sell portfolios of completed properties.
Sandy Adam, Chairman, Springfield Properties plc
Will Scarlett has been an invaluable and reliable resource for S1 Developments for a number of years. He is in touch with everything that is happening in the Edinburgh development market and understands the nature of the business. Will's team are thorough and professional and provide all of the information and resource required to make important decisions.
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I instructed Rettie & Co's Land, Development & Residential Investment team to sell my commercial property in Manor Place Edinburgh which ended up being sold for residential use. I was very impressed by their determination, professionalism and ease to do business with. David Reid who handled the sale is a credit to Rettie & Co. I would highly recommend him and would have no hesitation is using Rettie & Co again.
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Will and his team have consistently provided sound advice to overcome problems whilst ensuring best value has been obtained for several property sales. We value their excellent knowledge of the residential market and pro-active approach.
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Rettie & Co have been proactive in difficult market conditions to dispose of both development sites and stock portfolios on behalf of Barratt Homes in Scotland. They have also brought us interesting new opportunities and are suggesting innovative development structures to help unlock sites.
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Interesting case – the lesson here is to get the deal sorted out BEFORE any recording etc takes place. See Shoosmith's full summary 'UK IP Enterprise Court Awards Damages In Performing Rights Case'.
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This recent EU Parliamentary study examines the efficiency of the practical application of the various rules and legal provisions that purport to protect creators in their contractual dealings within European Union member states. Read it here.
London law firm Harbottle & Lewis have highlighted some recent key changes to legal practice in their latest Annual Review. Changes include: litigation funding reforms amendments to copyright law the introduction of further tax reliefs in the creative sector You can read it online here.
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Adapted from the book by Frank B. Gilbreth, Jr. & Ernestine Gilbreth Carey
Director: John Williams
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I went back to the doctor and asked for help (again) I told him the mess I am on only help for a certain amount of time, (they make me drowsy so I sleep but come mid-morning I am a mess again) he consulted the mental health team and then changed one of the tablets that aren't meant for anxiety/depression!! I am still a mess and the cuts/scars show that, there doesn't seem to be any improvement or end in sight. I am being referred back to the access team (sure I'll end up in hospital) and still waiting for next level CBT to be arranged.
I try talking to the doctor and my boyfriend but he seems to think it's nothing, that it will go away by itself if I just think positively and improve my thoughts. I am negative all the time but not by choice. I am scared and anxious over everything and I just want it to be over. I have had enough of feeling like this and no one listening.
I am a different person to different people and I am tired of it all. I haven't told many people including my family what's going on because I just don't have the energy. They are of no support and always turn things back round to themselves. I would just be a source of conversation amongst them all.
My body hurts and my stomach/digestion is agony.
On top of it all I think my ME is rearing its ugly head again. No one really believes in that either which is just tickety-boo!
So fed up with the world I just want a break. I am battling myself with the need to harm!
I'm sorry to moan on but I have to get the thoughts out of my head to ease the messiness/fuzziness. I want to feel better or better still not be me anymore.
I am so miserable. Even if I am distracted for a few hours it comes back and ruins everything.
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Our History
Hematology-Oncology Associates of Central New York was established in 1982 by Dr. John Gullo and Dr. Santo DiFino. Their vision was to serve the community by providing the highest level of quality care to patients dealing with cancer and blood disorders. Soon to join these physicians were Dr. Jeffrey Kirshner and Dr. Anthony Scalzo. These four founding partners were subsequently joined by Doctors Thomas Maher, David Churchill, Heidi Puc, Dennis Kotlove, Daniel Bingham and Richard Cherny. Since 2006, Doctors Tracy Alpert, Joseph Navone, Benny Wong, Olga Kligerman, and Stefania Morbidini joined the group. In August of 2008, Drs. Benjamin Himpler and Angelie Roman formally of Syracuse Hematology/Oncology, joined our family of physicians. In 2014, two natives of Syracuse returned home to join the HOA family of physicians, Tarek Sousou, MD and Gloria Morris, MD PhD. All these physicians have the combined expertise in Internal Medicine, Medical Oncology, Medical Hematology, and Radiation Oncology. In addition, in 2010, Dr. Heidi Puc became board certified in Integrative and Holistic Medicine and Dr. Joseph Navone received board certification in Palliative Care. In January of 2006, the practiced experienced a significant loss with the death of Dr. Thomas Maher.
From active treatment through remission, patients and families who live with blood disorders and cancer receive a variety of services from our growing and dedicated staff of healthcare professionals and support personnel. Committed to clinical cancer research, in conjunction with our Community Clinical Oncology Program (CCOP) through the National Cancer Institute, patients and staff work in partnership to find new and better treatments. Our team includes highly skilled nurse practitioners, physician assistants, pharmacists, medical technologists, physicists, dosimetrists, radiation therapists, social workers, dieticians, physical therapists, oncology certified nurses and other gifted personnel to assist patients and their families to meet challenges throughout their journey.
In 1993, to enhance the delivery of comprehensive care to our community, offices located in the Physician Office Buildings of Crouse Hospital, Community-General Hospital and St. Joseph's Hospital were centralized to one location at the Hill Building in downtown Syracuse. In 1999, Radiation Oncology Centers were developed in Brittonfield and Camillus. In June of 2003, medical oncology services from the Hill Building were relocated to a newly constructed, comprehensive 60,000 square foot medical center in Brittonfield Parkway that remains the main hub of the practice. An office in Rome was opened in May of 2003 and a 13,500 square foot comprehensive center was completed in February of 2007 adjacent to Upstate Medical University at Community General on Broad Road. In November of 2007, the practice's commitment to state of the art technology was exemplified with the addition of the CyberKnife – a completely robotic stereotactic radiosurgery system that targets and destroys small and previously inaccessible tumors and lesions anywhere in the body with sub-millimeter accuracy. It remains the only CyberKnife in Central New York and in 2013 received status as a standard treatment for prostate cancer, cutting the days of treatment from 45 to 5. In June of 2008, the practice's commitment to Wellness and Integrative Therapies was exemplified when a 4,000 square foot wellness center opened in Camillus at Medical Center West. Our previous office space was transformed into a beautiful, peaceful, healing center that offers Massage, Meditation, Energy modalities, Yoga Tai-Chi, Belly Dancing and more.
In August of 2008, the practice's commitment to patients in our community was further enriched when the physicians of the former, Syracuse Hematology/Oncology joined our practice. Doctors Benjamin Himpler and Angelie Roman and their staff were welcomed to our family of physicians and healthcare professionals.
In April of 2012, we expanded our practice to Auburn. The former practice of Roger Tinsley, MD and Margaret Boufal. DO was integrated into HOA. In March of 2013, we relocated our Auburn practice to the Health Central Building on West Garden Street. We transformed the third floor of the former high school into 5,000 square feet of healing space, offering state of the art technology and services.
As healthcare providers, educators and community volunteers, Hematology-Oncology Associates is a leader in cancer care, prevention, innovation and support services throughout Central New York.


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Is Your Camera Ready for that Summer Getaway ?
Ask any beach bum the list of things that they would surely bring to the beach and one item will always be included in the list: a camera. It helps them capture all the fun moments in their vacation and all the beautiful sceneries that they will get to see. Since it is summer once again, this is the perfect time to explore new resorts and islands to give yourself a much needed break from the hustle of the city life and give your body a refreshing dip in the cool waters, so get that camera ready.
With the advent of an aggressive development in technology, you will see various types of cameras nowadays. They range from point-and-shoot cameras to the more sophisticated DSLRs. Even their designs vary a lot and you can see new models being launched by popular brands several times a year. Each of these models is targeted to entice specific groups of the market so that one's gadget will match his or her personality. Take for instance the camera design. Cameras used to come only in black, gray, or silver colors. Today, there are blue, pink, green, yellow, orange, and other bright colored cameras to cater for the different preferences. Ladies, for instance, much prefer girly colors of pink, red or white and they go for a camera design that is easy to carry around and put in their purses. Men, on the other hand, want to be masculine so they often buy black or gray cameras and bulk does not matter much to them. Another consideration when buying a camera is the purpose of using it. If it is just for simple use, with no consideration for clarity and definition, a point-and-shoot camera will usually suffice. New models are now very capable of getting great photos without the hustle of carrying a large camera around or dishing out a huge sum for it. However, for those who are passionate about photography, a DSLR is mostly preferred because they are assured of taking excellent pictures with the option to enhance it with post processing.
Since playtime in the beach also involves a lot of fun activities, it also would be nice to carry the best HD video camera to capture all of it in action. Even regular cameras now can take video footages, so if taking videos is part of
your agenda, choose a camera that takes good videos as well. If you want to be totally assured of getting great videos then bring along the best HD video camera separately.
Newer models have become very convenient to carry and even their prices have dropped.
Of course, to protect your gadget from the harsh environment, make sure that you carry them in cool camera bags. The sand, water, and heat can damage your most beloved gadget and a camera bag made of waterproof material will guard it.
If you can match the camera design to your personality, you can do the same with the camera bag. They come in various colors and designs. Some you can carry on your shoulder, while some can be strapped around your waist. Since it is summer, go for cool camera bags that will go well with your beach accessories and getups.


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My Role Daddy
In honor of Father's Day, I'd like to introduce you to my dad, Neil Stoller. My dad is truly one of a kind. From an early age, he was a performer - entertaining crowds starting at age three with his rendition of "Don't Fence Me In." From there, while he had a passion for theater, he also loved sports and in junior high, he played basketball on a team named "The Comets" with fashion icon Ralph Lauren! Although back in those days, Lauren was better known as Ralphie Lifschitz. Incidentally, my dad's nickname was Butch.
As he grew up, dad auditioned for the High School of Performing arts and made it! And while his dream was to become a professional actor, Dad came of age when heartthrobs like James Dean were all the rage. And so, rather than move to Hollywood or try his hand auditioning for a Broadway show, Dad attended City College, worked in his aunt and uncle's bakery in Brooklyn and eventually decided to become an educator after he married my mom (his childhood sweetheart) when they both graduated in 1962.
By the time my brother and I came along, Dad's favorite sport was tennis - he played regularly on weekends and then encouraged both of us to take lessons too. While he was a bit of a tough coach, Dad actually was a great motivator and in high school, I even won a few trophies as a doubles player for my tennis team. My only downfall was that every time Dad watched one of my games, I usually choked and lost the match.
While my parents bought a home in the poconos so we could escape the humidity and concrete jungles of Brooklyn, Dad used to work summers to bring in extra money. During the year, I remember that he worked by day as a special education supervisor and then he'd make extra cash selling roofs for Edelstein & Sons. I also recall when my mom was attending graduate school, Dad would serve us TV dinners - which he fondly referred to as "radio dinners" - giving us permission to watch our favorite television shows in the den while munching on fried chicken.
Despite his busy schedule, my father always did what he loved. From tennis, to performing in community theater, to taking us to the Amish Country, Gettysburg, Washington DC and eventually Israel, Greece and Italy too, Dad has always made the things he loves an important part of his life.
When I worked as a publicist at CBS, I used to take Dad with me to the CMA Awards so that he could enjoy the performances and help me out on the red carpet. One of my favorite memories was when Dad took on the glorified role as water boy - racing around the red carpet offering bottled water to Brad Paisley, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, among many other country music artists. My friends in Nashville loved seeing my dad every year and when he wrote them a song called "The Jewish Cowboy," he pretty much became an honorary member of the Country Music Association.
Today, while my dad has been retired from the Board of Education for more than a decade, he pursues his passions even more. He plays tennis and golf several times a week, takes tap dancing lessons with my mom - and even made the cover of the Southampton Press since he was the only man among the group of Senior hoofers. Dad also performs every year in the Palm Isle Players sold out theatrical production in Boynton Beach Florida along with my former dance teacher Ms. Phyllis, who serves as the group's musical director. Dad also applies his love of history, coupled with his incredible gift of gab as a docent at a museum in Stonybrook, NY. And, he has written several yet-to-be published children's books and is also hard at work on his memoirs.
So if anyone wants to know where I get my indomitable spirit and optimistic outlook on life, then all you need to do is meet my dad. Neil Stoller is my Role Daddy and all I can say is I am so lucky to have been raised by a man who truly loves everything that life has to offer.
Happy Father's Day!
So now it's your turn...who's your Role Daddy? Inquiring moms want to know!
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Episode 313
Over all time of syndae's existance, I've been accompanying and supporting the electronic circus festival right from its birth event. They have turned into a very cool day of music, spanning a broad style of electronica and up to synth pop. On October 3rd they will have a fresh start in a new location, and the line-up is simply fantastic, if you love EM. Tonight's show is dedicated to this festival, giving you tracks by all the live acts that day, starting with John Dyson, who will appear together with Michael Shipway and Paul Ward. Then we have German's famous Spyra, going classical together with a cellist. From the past and still live and kicking, German's No More will be on stage. And finally, the starter of the day, a wonderful and enjoyable live act on its own: Meesha from the Netherlands.


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How to Get the Restoration Hardware Look in Ottawa…without Restoration Hardware
You might remember earlier in the year I was lamenting Ottawa's lack of a Pottery Barn. And from the looks of it, many of you agree with me! The catalog has us ooh'ing and ahh'ing at the enticing furniture and accessories and wishing it were nearer to us. Another chain, near and dear to my […]


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Writer/director/producer David Gordon Green arguably qualifies as the most individualistic American filmmaking voice to emerge during the early 21st century. In his early work, Green demonstrated an instinctual feel for Southern Americana, landscapes, and populace, and laudably broke away from traditional narrative structures and character development… More Bio:
Writer/director/producer David Gordon Green arguably qualifies as the most individualistic American filmmaking voice to emerge during the early 21st century. In his early work, Green demonstrated an instinctual feel for Southern Americana, landscapes, and populace, and laudably broke away from traditional narrative structures and character development to such a degree that his first three features (uniformly rooted in the said onscreen elements) are instantly identifiable as his own. A native of Little Rock, AR, Green grew up as the son of a medical school dean father and a Lamaze instructor mother. As a young man, he religiously watched films, yet (unsurprisingly, given the iconoclastic approach to the medium that he ultimately embraced) gravitated far more to nontraditional narratives, such as Walkabout, Killer of Sheep, and the features of Terrence Malick (Days of Heaven) than he did to buttered popcorn Hollywood fare.
As time rolled on, Green began to envision a lifelong career for himself as a filmmaker, and took some of his first formal steps in that direction by enrolling in the film production program at the North Carolina School for the Arts after high school. A student consistently at the top of his class, he turned out a number of acclaimed and breathtakingly original shorts, one of which, Pleasant Grove (1996), evolved into Green's independently financed first feature, George Washington (2000). Scripted by Green and shot during the summer of 1999, George Washington loosely interweaves events from the lives of several African-American children coming of age in rural, impoverished North Carolina over the course of one long, mythical summer. The lead character (who dreams openly of being elected President of the United States, hence the film's title) suffers from an unusual cranial disability that plays into his successful act of heroism -- a courageous attempt to save another little boy from death -- while another tragic incident involving a fatal accident manifests itself in the community. As would become his trademarks, Green cast a plethora of nonprofessional actors, employed heavy improvisation, and resisted any attempts at conventional storytelling. A shattering debut to end all, George Washington took the press by storm when it bowed in 2000, and made Green's name a household word in the independent filmmaking community. Among other accomplishments, it won four distinguished honors (including Best Picture) at the 2000 Independent Spirit Awards, netted the Discovery Award at the 2000 Toronto Film Festival, and won Best First Film for Green at the New York Film Critics Circle Awards. In terms of critical raves, its admirers included A.O. Scott of the New York Times, who called it "a dream of a movie" and compared it to William Faulkner, not exactly small praise for a tyro director on his first time out.
Green waited three years before authoring and directing a follow-up to George Washington. The result, 2003's romantic drama All the Real Girls, cast one of the supporting players from the director's first film, Paul Schneider, as Paul, a twentysomething from a small Southern town who earns his keep repairing cars, and who lives with his mother. Sexually experienced in the extreme, he's slept with nearly everyone in town but finds it difficult to sustain a long, permanent, and meaningful relationship, which makes it doubly difficult when he falls deeply in love with a newcomer, boarding-school student Noel (Zooey Deschanel) and draws the ire of many in his social circle who disapprove, including Noel's brother. Jean Doumanian produced the film; though it fell just shy of the critical acclaim heaped on George Washington, it still earned raves from innumerable top-tiered critics for Green's unusually mature, glistening insights into the complexities of young romantic relationships, the multilayered performances, and the director's refusal to simplify the narrative with Hollywood dramatic conventions.<
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Thiruvananthapuram, Apr 26 (UNI) CPI (M) Leader Sitaram Yechury today called for constituting a National Judicial Commission as the present system of judges appointing other judges posed a challenge to the democratic set-up.
In his keynote address in connection with a seminar on ''Relationship between the Executive, Legislature and Judiciary'' organised as part of the Kerala Assembly Golden Jubilee celebrations here, he suggested the Commission have representatives from Judiciary, Executive, Legislature and from the Bar.
The Commission should have the power to deal with all the issues like appointment and transfer of judges and ensure judicial accountability.
The present system of appointing judges was incapable of appropriately addressing the diversities in India and was not open to public scrutiny, he claimed and added it lacked accountability and transparency. No democracy could survive if the justice delivery system was not prompt, efficient and impartial.
In his speech Kerala Home Minister Kodiyeri Balakrishnan said with judicial activism, courts were trying to add another face to the Constitution.
Claiming that the court was expanding its jurisdiction even by regulating the powers of Parliament, he said the Indian society was watching with fear of court orders being in favour of globalisation, privatisation and liberalisation.