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In Mississippi we're working to build a coal-gasification plant. We went through the process of estimating need, then the decision to build IGCC [integrated gasification combined cycle] with technology that we perfected at our facility in Alabama, for state-of-the-art gasification on low-grade fuel. The DOE has been very supportive of that project with funding. We've proposed to capture CO 2 emissions and use it for enhanced oil recovery. The Mississippi Public Service Commission decided we should go forward and issued a certificate of need. However we don't like the original draft of the order and at this moment we're suggesting some changes. Hopefully we can get it committed and move forward.
We're also working on other renewables. You may have read about our [100-MW wood waste-fired] biomass project in Nacogdoches, Texas, with offtake contracted to the city of Austin. Also, we have a 30-MW solar photovoltaic plant in New Mexico in partnership with Turner Renewables.
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We're an ongoing major contributor to R&D in these areas. We do as much or more than almost anybody in the industry. We manage more than $500 million in technology research. Something we're proud of is having DOE designate Southern Company to manage and operate the National Carbon Capture Center [near Birmingham, Ala.].
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So the 2 set bonus on T5, the block value thing.
1) Does it increase shield slam damage, if one activates shield block ,and then shield slams right after, before the mob attacks you?
2) Is it modified by shield mastery? Does it thus give 130 BV, or just 100?
I've heard it does.
To my understanding, yes and yes. There are people who can more accurately yes it, though.
So, anyone have a good macro for ensuring you always get that bonus on your shield slam?
The answer is indeed yes and yes.
I tried making a macro to that effect when I first got the bonus, but decided that it wasn't worth the trouble.
It would be of limited use on boss fights anyway since SB and SS are on different cooldowns. I'd be afraid to wait the extra 1 second to activate SB.
"As fish go, the naga on the loading screen is pretty hot." - Ciderhelm
I haven't tested this since I don't have the set bonus, but off the top of my head something like this should do it:
You obviously also need to wait for both Sheild Block and Shield Slam to be off cooldown. The question then becomes whether you can afford to go the extra 1 second without Shield Block active in order to get the added block value on every Shield Slam.Code:/cast Shield Block /stopcasting /cast Shield Slam
EDIT: Paumedie beat me to it.
This is what I tested:
#show Shield Slam
/cast Shield Block
/cast Shield Slam(Rank 6)
The problem is that the button lights up at 17 rage, but those two abilities cost 27 rage combined. I wasn't able to figure out a way to make the macro not work if I didn't have the rage for both.
In other words, I don't want the macro to do anything if I press it and only have 26 rage.
I don't think that type of macro is possible anymore.
"As fish go, the naga on the loading screen is pretty hot." - Ciderhelm
Yeah, seems more important to prevent crushes. You'd probably get a fair amount of slams with the bonus anyway.
Am I correct that the bonus goes away once you block an attack? Or does it go away if you avoid an attack? If its only on a block, then much of the time, even if your shield block and shield slam are spread a bit, you wont have taken a hit before the slam happens.
Only if you block. When the first charge of your shield block buff goes away, so does the 2-piece bonus.
"As fish go, the naga on the loading screen is pretty hot." - Ciderhelm
As silly as this looks, I'd use the following:
#show Spell Reflect
/cast Shield Block
/cast Shield Slam(Rank 6)
This will light up at 25 rage which is a lot better than 17.
But that would show a 12 second cooldown instead of 6...
While on the topic of set bonuses, does anyone know for sure if the T4 4-piece bonus gives 10% to abilities only (Rev, SS, HS) or does it include white swings? A friend of mine told me that a white swing will consume the 10% bonus instead of only abilities but I'd like to believe Blizzard can actually write accurate tooltips on occasion.
should work. Shield block is not on the Global cooldown./cast Shield Block
/cast Shield Slam
Nevermind, it doesn't work. stupid crap!
works better./castsequence reset=5 Shield Block, Shield Slam
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Killed void reaver today and got my T4 shoulders, woo! Now just need to get further into ssc.
I wore 4 dps pieces against him and held aggro for the first 50%, lol.
Also got Red havoc boots! Block value FTW!
No the bonus does not go away after a slam. The +block value lasts for the duration of the shield block (5 seconds) then it wears off. I just got my 2 set bonus for my T5 last week and well I've noticed a nice increse in my TPS, it has almost jumped by about 100 once i got the pants. Just the other day while on Vashj phase 1 i was hovering around 1100 TPS for most of phase 1 and had a few spikes to 1300 which was quite impressive
Currently I almost feel that my stats are kind of lacking though.. my block rating has gone up to nearly 33% unbuffed and my dodge/parry has gone down, dodge is around 20% and parry is around 18% unbuffed now
Nice tip to any tanks out there is to Pass the T5 gloves and just wait for the T5 shoulders and pants then wait for the gloves from Kael so that your able to bring your avoidance up a bit..
Less avoidance, in moderation, does not result in more deaths, it results in healers spending a bit more mana. It also results in more rage = more heroic strikes = more threat.
Trading avoidance for stam/armor/block value is the best way to go, imo. Trading avoidance for hit/agi is also an improvment, imo.
I have 17% dodge, 15.5% parry, with just under 490 defense (but 61 resilience so I'm far above my needed 452 defense for uncrittable). But I have 16k hp, 17.4k armor, and close to 600 block value, And I tend to generate 1000 to 1100 TPS on bosses, with heroic strikes on ~75% of autoattacks in periods where a boss is attacking me. This will become higher once I get T5 legs and the set bonus.
I do not care AT ALL about the low avoidance, in boss fights without our multiple tree druid/lifebloom setup I am always topped off except right after a boss hit, with over 21k hp and 21k armor fully buffed. I have the right healing support such that I dont even have to think about avoidance, and htus can make myself essentially invincible to our current content with armor/stam stacking, and generate plenty of threat so that none of our dpsers are capped.
I would not take the Kael gloves over T5, because T5 has 44 block value, and I want the T5 set bonuses, which are awesome.
As for the glove comparison, Silvermoon are faaaaar superior to tier 5. They are a higher item level, have no wasted itemization points in strength and block rating (which is basically sub-par mitigation, only good when pushing for uncrushable without shield block), provide more effective health, and give 2 gem slots on top of already being superior stat-wise. If you're talking threat, you can even socket them with 2 8 hit gems and they will come out on top in terms of threat, effective health, and avoidance.
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I'm not entirely sure why you all are concerned with making a macro to cast shield block then shield slam. Can't you just hit your shield block keybind and immediately after, shield slam? Regardless, against bosses that it matters to shield block, you shouldn't really wait that extra second and risk it. You'll have 1 in 5 shield slams line up if you hit both on cooldown (1 shield slam every 30 seconds).


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Keep your little boy blue warm in a baby cardigan from Bernat Yarns. Cute little cotton balls decorate this cardigan. Crochet in any size you wish. This makes for a great baby shower gift.
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GAUGE: 16 sc and 16 rows = 4 ins [10 cm].
INSTRUCTIONS: The instructions are written for smallest size. If changes are necessary for larger sizes the instructions will be written thus ( ).
BACK: With MC, ch 42 (48-51).
Cont even in pat until armhole measures 4½ (5-5½) ins [11.5 (12.5-14) cm], ending with RS facing for next row. Fasten off.
LEFT FRONT: ***With MC, ch 21 (24-27).
Shape armhole: Next row: Sl st in each of first 4 sts. Ch 1. Pat to end of row. 16 (19-22) sts. Cont even in pat until armhole measures 2 (2½-3) ins [5 (6-7.5) cm], ending with RS facing for next row.
Neck shaping: 1st row: Pat to last 3 (3-4) sts. Ch 1. Turn. Leave rem sts unworked. 13 (16-18) sts.
All sizes: Shape armhole: Next row: (RS). Pat to last 4 sts. Ch 1. Turn. Leave rem sts unworked. 16 (19-22) sts.
Neck shaping: 1st row: Sl st in each of first 3 (3-4) sts. Ch 1. Pat to end of row. Ch 1. Turn.
SLEEVES: With MC, ch 33.
FINISHING: Pin garment pieces to measurements and cover with a damp cloth and allow cloth to dry.
Neckband: Sew shoulder seams. With RS of work facing, join A with sl st to top right corner at neck edge. Work 14 (14-15) sc up right front neck edge. 1 sc in each st across back neck edge. Work 14 (14-15) sc down left front neck edge. Ch 1. Turn.
Buttonhole Band: 1st row: With RS of work facing, join MC with sl st to bottom corner of Right Front for Her or top corner of Left Front for Him and work 34 (38-42) sc evenly between neck edge and lower edge. Ch 1. Turn.
Button Band: Work as given for Buttonhole Band on Left Front for Her or Right Front for Him, omitting all reference to buttonholes.
Sew in Sleeves placing rows above markers along armhole edges of Fronts and Back to form square armholes. Sew side and sleeve seams.
Body Edging: 1st rnd: With RS of Body facing, join A with sl st at bottom corner of Left Front. Ch 1. 3 sc in same sp. Work 83 (95-104) sc across bottom edge to next corner. Work 1 sc in each sc up Left Front, around neck edge and down Right Front, having 3 sc in corners. Join with sl st to first sc. Do not turn
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At Fit Mum we know that happy and healthy Mums birth and raise happy and healthy babies. Our mission is to promote strength and harmony throughout the journey of Motherhood. We offer a wide range of classes developed and designed based on working and interacting with many, many Mums over the years. Our classes cover the 'Cycle of Motherhood', from preparing your body and mind toward pregnancy to passing on the fitness ethos by having your little one participate in classes with you - See more at: http://fitmum.ie/#sthash.eh5efJxE.dpuf
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|Clontarf, Drumcondra, Artane, Clontarf, Dublin 00353
|086 821 7862
|Yoga Style: Hatha Ashtanga Dublin 3.
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Hatha Ashtanga and Meditation classes in Clontarf Dublin 3 close to Artane & Drumcondra in Dublin 5 & 9. Group and Private Tuition, One to One Personal Classes.
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|Clontarf & Marino, Clontarf
|+353 87 4128288
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Allyson is an IYA qualified teacher with over 4 years prenatal, hatha and vinyasa teaching experience.
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Iyengar Yoga,Hatha Yoga,Prenatal Yoga, Post-Natal Recovery, Mum & Baby Yoga, Children's Yoga (3-18yrs), Chair yoga, Womb/Womens Yoga
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|Helen Sherlock - Holistic Therapist
|Drumcondra & Dublin 4, Dublin, Dublin
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa Flow, Private
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|Contact:Ruth Carson
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Daily early-morning Ashtanga Mysore Style classes at Oscailt Integrative Health Centre, Dublin 4 with authorised teacher Suzanne Brennan.
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|1-2 Sandymount Village Centre, Sandymount, Dublin, Dublin
|087 643 2205
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Studio specialising in small classes to ensure individual attention and personalised service
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|Monkstown, Dublin, Dublin
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Two classes per week in Monkstown, Co. Dublin with authorised teacher Suzanne Brennan.
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|415 , Howth Road , Raheny Village , Dublin 5, Dublin Raheny
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|Dublin , Clontarf , Marino, Dublin, Dublin D03
|087 695 7496
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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Hatha, Hatha Flow, Prenatal & Meditation Classes available in Dublin and Dublin 3. One-on-One classes also available.
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|Clontarf, Dublin, Dublin 00 353
|086 821 7862
|Yoga Style: Hatha Ashtanga, Group/Private Classes
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Hatha Ashtanga classes in Clontarf, Artane and Drumcondra.
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|Pregnancy Yoga Dublin
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|Clontarf, Dublin
|Yoga Style: PreNatal
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Pregnancy Yoga classes starting in the Clontarf & Scots Presbyterian new church hall, Clontarf Dublin 3 on Tuesdays + Wednesdays @ 6:30
Yoga can be of great benefit during your pregnancy and labour. You can start yoga at anytime after the 1st trimester
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|Contact:Grainne Martin
|Charthouse Business Centre, 157 Richmond Rd, unit 21, Fairview, Dublin, Dublin 3
|01 8573790
|Yoga Style: Bikram Yoga
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New Bikram studio in the heart of Dublin
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|Om Yoga Dublin
|Contact:Paula Flood
|15 Dalcassian Downs Glasnevin, Dublin, Dublin 11
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Private, PreNatal
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Private yoga studio offering hatha and prenatal yoga, and yoga retreats on the west coast of Ireland.
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|Liberty Corner, 5 James Joyce St., Dublin, Dublin 1
|+353 1 817 8933
|Yoga Style: Iyengar & Hatha Flow
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Our courses take place in a purpose built room with a friendly atmosphere. We offer Iyengar classes for beginners and more advanced, most days of the week (including Saturdays). We also offer classes in Hatha Flow on Thursday evenings. All thought by friendly and experienced teachers. For more information check out our yoga page on our website www.dublinbuddhistcentre.org
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|Cows Lane, Samadhi Yoga, Dublin, Dublin
|Yoga Style: Pregnancy Yoga,PreNatal
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|Sandyford Community centre, Dublin, Dublin 18
|086 1296986
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Mum & Baby, Prenatal, Beginners,Open Level
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Welcome to South Dublin Yoga, we offer yoga classes for all ages and levels in the Sandyford area including Leopardstown, Stepaside, Carrickmines, Bellarmine. Our Mum &Baby Yoga, Pregnancy Yoga, Beginners Yoga, and Open Level Yoga classes are brought to you by qualified yoga teachers in traditional Hatha Yoga style.
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|Swords, Lusk and Balbriggan. Co. Dublin, Dublin, Dublin
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I focus on and introduce yoga postures (asanas), breathing (pranayama) and relaxation techniques for beginners and will improve alignment for those already practicing yoga. Some of the classical postures introduced will be Adho Mukha Savasana (Dog Head Down), Uttanasana (Standing forward bend) and Bhujangasana (Cobra) to name but a few, these classical poses will be the core for the next two modules. I teach in Swords, Balbriggan and Skerries. I also do yoga for pregnancy classes in these areas.
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|Marianella, 75 Orwell Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6, Dublin, Dublin Dublin 6
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Next term of Yoga classes commences on Tuesday 15th & Wednesday 16th September 2014. Tuesdays at 7:30pm & Wednesdays at 7:00pm at Marianella, 75 Orwell Road, Rathgar, Dublin 6. Michele also teaches Personalised Yoga Lessons at both Rathgar & Dundrum. Michele has completed a 4 year professionally accredited training though Centre for Yoga Studies Bristol with Paul Harvey. Michele has completed a specialist Yoga in pregnancy module and an advanced two year Yoga Further Studies Programme focusing on Yoga psychology and the therapeutic application of Yoga for individuals and groups.
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|Dublin 15, Dublin, Dublin 15
|086 3642489
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Classes in Maynooth, Kilcock, Ashtown and Dublin City Centre. Styles include Vinyasa Flow, Ashtanga, Strong hatha, pre and post natal. Find a full list of classes on my website.
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Sibylle is an internationally recognised yoga teacher known for her passionate and inspiring style of teaching that incorporates both the physical and philosophical aspects of yoga. Her classes integrate dynamic vinyasa flow asanas with the application of precise alignment, meditation, intention and visualisation to create an inner journey towards empowerment and optimum health. For more details check www.sibylledallmann.com
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Beautiful yoga stuido over looking Dublin bay. Morning classes with myself are Mondays and Wednesdays mornings 9.30 to 10.30 and Wednesday evening 7 to 8 pm. Enniskerry Tuesday morning 9.30 and evening 7.30. Please email for directions.
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Yoga classes & private sessions are held in studios, schools, offices, parks...Stress free yoga treating the body in a holistic manner.Influenced and inspired by the teachings of the late vanda scaravelli. Angie teaches in the openmindsproject.ie in Dublin city centre, and private classes from co.wicklow from her tranquil home in Ashford. Holistic therapies also available Some donation based classes available
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|Dublin, Dublin
|00 353 86 8192377
|Yoga Style: Dynamic Rasa Flow Yoga
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Rani Sheilagh, yogarani, is an enthusiastic & passionate yogini and artist (and conscious hedon) who embraces the ever-changing, creative flow of life.
Rani has many years of formal, intensive yoga studies with highly, respected international teachers and has completed university arts degrees to post-graduate level with professors and professionals who are recognised experts in their fields.
She has delved deeply in the vocations of yoga, meditation, somatic and fine art studies, as well as maintaining her own ongoing personal studies, explorations, collaborations and passions. She is an enthusiastic student of life!
Rani brings together the classical traditions and foundations of Yoga with the dynamic, the modern, the spontaneous, energetic and the creative.
Facilitating self-empowerment for the modern-day probationer, she nurtures a deep exploration of our ever-changing experience of what it means to be human and cultivates delving more deeply into the juicy dynamic of life and of yoga's full potential and fruitful benefits.
Her inspirational approach offers dynamic challenge and flow, joyful effort, and enthusiasm.
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|Tara Russell
|Contact:Tara Russell
|Healthplex, Dublin 5, Dublin 3123
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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I have been teaching yoga for 10 years and trained here in Dublin and also in India. My classes include yoga breathing, yoga postures and guided relaxation and meditation. I teach beginners and intermediate hatha at the Healthplex in Killester, Dublin 5. Drop in classes available.
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|Contact:Joanna Durakiewicz
|+353 (0)87 957 2162
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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om green yoga offers classical Hatha Yoga, Chair Yoga for senior citizens, Lunchtime Yoga for office groups, 1-2-1 Yoga lessons and Yoga Nidra.
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|CoisCéim Dance Theatre
|Contact:CoisCéim Studio
|14 Sackville Place, Dublin, Dublin
|01 878 0558
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow - all levels
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Friday evening yoga classes led by Laura Macken at CoisCéim Studio.
6.00pm - 7.15pm Fridays
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|Yoga rEvolution Dublin
|Contact:Giovanni Rocchetta
|105 capel street, Dublin, Dublin
|083 1640463
|Yoga Style: hatha blend
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A comfortable yoga studio to practice in harmony with other friends yogi.
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|Melt Healing Centre
|2 Temple Lane South, Temple Bar, Dublin, Dublin Dublin. 2
|Yoga Style: All types
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We provide the following types of yoga: Ashtanga,Hatha, Iyengar (all levels), Vinyasa Flow (separate beginners and intermediate classes)and Saturday morning classes. We also provide Pilates classes.
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|8 Dawson Street, Dublin
|00353 1 6111108
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Ashtanga
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Nabin is a native of Nepal and was born in a small village in the west of the country. From the very beginning, village life sensitised Nabin to Yoga, energy work and spirituality. Shaman healers and Yogis were part of his nurturing community close to the rhythms of nature, where Yoga, massage and energy work is a daily practiced. This environment led Nabin to an interest in the field of yoga, healing through touch and energy work. Nabin began his work in this field in the early 1990s and has been teaching most recently in
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|Oneescape Yoga
|Contact:Chris Feld
|Block G, Smithfield Market, Smithfield, Dublin, Dublin 7
|01 4850 700/01
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Power Flow, Hatha Flow, Power Yo
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|Two Palms Yoga Room
|52 Aughrim Street, Dublin, Dublin 7
|085 8147402
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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Enjoy Hatha in warm and inviting environment. Classes for beginners, improvers and experienced students. Focusing on the breath and breathing techniques, meditation and deep stretching for muscle tension relief, flexibility and strength building. Friday evening gentle floor yoga followed by Yoga Nidra (Yogic Sleep) to deeply relax the body and mind, no experience needed. Classes Tuesday to Friday evenings. All Classes ?10 for 1 hour and 15 minutes.
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|Tara Wellbeing Studio
|Contact:Rachel Gaffey
|28 South William St, Dublin
|086 845 3864
|Yoga Style: Yoga, Pilates & Yogalates
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Offering a range of Yoga, Pilates and Yogalates classes. Specialists in Pregnancy Yoga and Pilates Mummy and Baby Yoga www.mywellbeing.ie
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|Private Yoga Teacher
|NCR, Dublin, Dublin 7
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Hatha, Pregnancy Yoga, Pilates
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Learn beginners Ashtanga (a dynamic, energic sequenced practice which focuses on breath and core strength) or Hatha yoga and Pilates in the comfort and privacy of your home. Dublin-based private pre-natal yoga also available. (Trust in Birth qualified.) Also, now teaching yoga in Rathcoole village on Thursdays evenings.
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|Lost in Yoga
|Contact:Alexandra Kreis
|15 Grantham Street, Dublin, Dublin 8
|087 9690160
|Yoga Style: Shadow Yoga
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First yoga certification as Iyengar teacher in 2003. After 10 years of studying and practicing Iyengar Yoga now dedicated to the teachings of Shadow Yoga (also known as Hatha Yoga in Shadow Style) founded by Shandor Remete (Natanaga Zhander).
Originally from Berlin/Germany, where she studied and practiced social work, she changed career in 2000 moving to Ireland. Currently committed to a 3 years intensive study of Shadow Yoga- finishing 2008. In addition to her yoga she studies Ayurveda.
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|Olive Tree Studio
|Contact:Estelle Birdy
|15 Grantham Street, Dublin, Dublin 8
|00353 86 794 1624
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Iyengar, Shadow, Yin, MELT, Pilates, Dance
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The Olive Tree; Serenity in the Heart of the City. The Olive Tree Studio is under new ownership! We have an extended range of classes and workshops at our lovely studio, situated in a beautiful Victorian House, on a leafy Dublin street, just off Camden Street. We provide the very best classes and workshops in yoga, dance, Pilates, MELT Method, Feldenkrais and martial arts, for adults and children, in Dublin's city centre. Additionally, our patrons can enjoy therapies, massage, acupuncture, Reiki, sound healing, Polarity Therapy and Tarot, in our delightful Therapy Room. At The Olive Tree Studio, you are more than just a number. We keep our classes small and and provide you, our clients, with a bijou boutique experience.
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|Emma Burke-Kennedy
|Contact:Emma Burke-Kennedy
|Rathgar/Ranelagh/Rathmines, Dublin
|086 8411 216
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow
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I take one-to-one students. I run courses for Beginners/Improvers and Advanced students. I also teach with Yoga Dublin Studios, both in Ranelagh and Dundrum. See www.yogadublin.com for details. Please feel free to call or email me for advice or information. Namaste!
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|Centre Studios
|15 Upper Rathmines Rd, Dublin, Dublin 6
|00353 87 621 0402
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga, Hatha, Dynamic All levels
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We specialise in Pilates and Yoga in small classes and tailored holidays in the South of France.
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|Yoga Balance
|Contact:Maria Wilde
|15 Mill Hill Park, Dublin, Dublin
|086 1279394
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Prenatal and Yoga Therapy classes
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Hatha Yoga classes for adults, Pregnancy yoga classes and Yoga Therapy Classes.
I teach Yoga classes and Prenatal yoga classes in the North County Dublin area convenient to areas such as Balbriggan, Skerries, Rush, Lusk and Balrothery.
My aim is to provide a calm and relaxing space for each person to practice yoga and to provide each person with the opportunity to discover their own strength through the practice of yoga and leave a class feeling better than they arrived and to enjoy the benefits of yoga after the class has ended. Beginners and improvers are welcome to the class.
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|Bikram Yoga
|Contact:Anne Leonard
|Unit 9 Greenmount Industrial Estate, Dublin 6
|+353 1 657 0061
|Yoga Style: Bikram Yoga
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Ireland's first Bikram Yoga studio is now open. The 90-minute class is a fun, uplifting and challenging 26 posture series with two breathing exercises, performed in a heated studio. Students of all levels practise together, working as deeply as their flexibility and strength allows. We have classes running seven days a week and there is no need to pre-register. Please come to class hydrated and on an empty stomach.
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|Ashtanga Yoga Dublin
|Contact:David Collins/Paula Herbert
|Rear 16 Main St., Idrone Lane, Blackrock, , Dublin, Dublin
|00353 87 237 6383
|Yoga Style: Traditional Ashtanga Yoga
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Ashtanga Yoga Dublin is run by David Collins and Paula Herbert, both of whom are authorised by Manju Pattabhi Jois to teach traditional Ashtanga Yoga. They give daily classes in the Shala, as well as running workshops, retreats both at home and abroad. They provide individualised teaching to each student, from beginner to teacher trainee.
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|Hatha Yoga & Meditation
|Contact:Cara Chotiner
|Phibsboro & Inchicore, Dublin
|353 01 8788168
|Yoga Style: Sivananda, Classical Hatha, vinyasa
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Hatha yoga classes to suit all levels with a focus on strong alignment,steady breath and continuous flow. Relaxation, Yoga nidra and meditation
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|City Centre, Dublin, Dublin Dublin 2
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|Yoga Style: Vinyasa flow
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Vinyasa Flow yoga classes - Tuesday 7-8.15pm Melt Natural Healing Center, Temple Bar. Wednesday 6.30-8pm South William Space on South William Street.
The Vinyasa sequence with has plenty of variations to keep it interesting. Private and group tuition also available.
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|Living Yoga
|Contact:Lisa Petersen
|Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Dublin 11111
|Yoga Style: Hatha, asana, vinyasa, pranayama
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Lisa Petersen is an international yoga teacher based in Ireland. With over a decade's experience, Lisa brings a blend of humour, passion, and a wealth of knowledge to her work. She offers group and private classes, workshops and teacher training in Yoga, Yoga Therapy and Embodied Anatomy. Since 2005, Lisa has been assisting and hosting world renowned author and teacher Donna Farhi. Her style is personable and enriched by a deep understanding of anatomy, alignment and universal movement patterns. Her classes and workshops are innovative and authentic as she guides her students towards personal transformation on and off the mat. She is passionate about finding the balance between being and doing, movement and stillness, strength and fluidity, discipline and freedom
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|Elements Yoga and Pilates
|Contact:Naomi Sturdy
|Inchicore, Dublin, Dublin
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga and Pilates
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Yoga and Pilates classes for beginners, improvers, athletes, teenagers and schools
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|Paul Bracken
|Contact:Paul Bracken
|Rathfarnham, Dublin 16
|Yoga Style: Viniyoga, Hatha, Vinyasa Flow, Yin
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Level 1 (7.15-8.30pm) & Level 2 (8.30-9.45pm) classes on Monday evening's in Ballyroan Community & Youth Centre, Marian Road, Rathfarnham, Dublin 14.
Also Corporate and private tuition available. Privates cost €60 per hour.
Mats, blocks, blankets provided in all classes. All mats are eco friendly, supplied by either Prana or Ecoyoga.
Terms run for 8 weeks and include a 2 hour workshop. New term starts on Monday 3rd. September 2012; cost €75 per term. Classes run continuous throughout the year.
Please phone or email to reserve a place.
Please 'Like' Paul Bracken Yoga on Facebook and keep in touch.
Member of Yoga Therapy Ireland http://www.yogatherapyireland.com
Member of the Green Yoga Association.
IHCA (Yoga Alliance 200hr), Sadhana Mala (750+hrs) & British Wheel of Yoga Accredited.
Member of the International Association of Yoga Therapists.
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|Yoga Passion Dublin
|Unit 6, Long Mile Business Park, Long Mile Road, Dublin 12, Dublin, Dublin
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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*Beginners Yoga *One on One Yoga *Kids Yoga *Prenatal Yoga *Corporetive Yoga *Pilates Yoga and Pilates classes for all ages and abilities in brand new yoga studio on Long Mile Road,lots of free parking 24 hours.
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|peter duffy
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|Terenure/Templeogue, Dublin, Dublin 12
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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I started attending a variety of yoga classes in the late 80's after a serious road accident,qualified as an Iyengar teacher in 2000 and have experienced other forms,particularly Satyananda. Presently i teach mainly hatha yoga in a number of different venues.Course usually covers loosening/warming up,body awareness,postures,breathwork,relaxation and meditation.
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Baylor School has many remarkable alumni/ae, some of whom are profiled here. Many of our graduates have distinguished themselves in major fields ranging from education and law to medicine and journalism.
"Creativity and problem-solving skills are absolute necessities in the world of television," Wiser says. "Nothing prepared me better for that than my time at Baylor."
Dr. George Alan Smith '87 is wholly content serving as chief of staff for the U.S. Department of Education's Office of Vocational and Adult Education in Washington, D.C.
Dr. Coleman Barks '55 was 39 when he was first introduced to the work of the 13thcentury Persian poet, Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Balkhī, known to the English-speaking world as Rumi.
Track 29 entertainment co-owners, Adam Kinsey '98 and his wife, Monica, deserve a round of applause.
As co-owner of The Antiquarians, Carl Schow, '05, made more money in his first eBay transaction than he did in two weeks at his part-time job.
From the time Lauren Templeton '94 was eight years old, her room in Winchester, Tenn., was decorated with certificates of the stocks she selected for purchase each month. The bedtime stories her father told her were tales of investing.
Mariah Mayfield '93 has found a niche in the nostalgic. The owner of Shadowbox Paperie, Mariah sells customized wedding invitations, birth announcements, personal stationery, greeting cards, and other miscellaneous paper items.
"Baylor had instilled the notion that I could do all the things on my to-do list."
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If anyone could convince you to exchange thirty dollars for a twenty dollar bill — and to do so gladly — it would be licensed auctioneer Ben Farrell '88.
Raising money and awareness of breast cancer has become a personal mission for head varsity softball coach, Kelli Howard Smith '95
Capt. Marisa Catlin's childhood fascination with planes has taken her around the world but not as a typical passenger.
If bass-baritone performer Seth Carico '00 hadn't been eager to impress a high school date, chances are he might not have become the international opera performer he is today.
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Jack Studer '01 and his partners selected the name Lamp Post Group for the company they co-founded because it works on many levels. The lamp post is a landmark in the country of Narnia in C.S. Lewis's Chronicles of Narnia series. It plays a part (likely a tribute to Lewis's classic books) in the television series Lost, and of course a lamp post helps light the way in darkness.
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Gary Wheeler '71 who is now a professor and pediatric specialist in immunology and infectious diseases, points to many aspects of his Baylor years as having had an influence on his choice of college and career.
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One step into the basement of this suburban New York residence, and you'll feel like you're in the heart of a hip-hopping nightclub. Its owner is a part-time disc jockey who wanted an entertainment space that could serve as a mini-disco, but that would also include a powerhouse home theater.
"A friend of [the homeowner] did the painting and it's just so unique. It jumps right at you when you get in there, and you're not even thinking that it's a theater," says Bob Ainley of electronics systems installer Robert Allen Multimedia. "In the New York metro area you grow up seeing a lot of graffiti, in some zones where it's even condoned and they'll let artists put on shows and demonstrate their work. In here with movies playing, it's like artforms blending together."
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Other sections of the basement include a DJ mixing booth routed to "club" speakers, and there's also a pool table, piano and bar. Ainley's work focused on the theater itself, which employs a full-blown Niles Audio 7.2-channel StageFront speaker system. Plumbing in the right wall made for a tight work space, and also led Ainley to position the two subwoofers facing each other below the center channel rather than in the corners.
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price-earnings multiples. The market isn't differentiating companies in the sector now based on their business models, and that speaks to the uncertainty in the economic backdrop. People don't know how long this recession will last, and therefore they're reticent to make long-term bets on either the regulated or hybrid names.
Bilicic, Lazard: If you're an investment-grade credit in this industry, you should have good access to the capital markets over time, although companies need to be prepared for intermittent events that impede access to capital markets. If you're a non-investment grade credit, it's much more important to prepare for capital-markets intermittency.
The bank market is more challenging than accessing the capital markets; terms and pricing are difficult. Also, because there are fewer active lending institutions, they have a much more significant influence on terms than in the past. Renewal risk is a concern in the commercial banking market over the next few years.
Wood, Credit Suisse: All the financing markets have recovered dramatically, after being shut for all intents and purposes in the 4th quarter of 2008. The bank market has adjusted to the departure of Lehman and a few European institutions. It's a much healthier market than it was 10 or 12 months ago. While spreads have widened and tenors have declined, utility bank syndications are progressing.
In terms of utility equity issuance, activity is down as utilities have deferred capital investments and managed their cash flow profile.
Fortnightly: Should we expect a wave of new equity issues from utilities to begin now?
Nastro: As it relates to new equity issues, two themes are emerging. One is based on the glass half-empty viewpoint. The industry needs to finance significant ongoing capital expenditures, costs of capital are increasing and, given the economic uncertainty, companies face a challenging regulatory environment. The glass half-full viewpoint sees that utilities have been able to issue through this entire cycle. The capital markets are open, investment funds are growing and dividend-paying stocks are still in demand. There continues to be a fundamental tension between these two competing viewpoints.
From the buy side, we've been getting a number of questions. Why haven't we seen more equity new issues from utilities? If the market window is open now, why aren't companies issuing equity as they look at the enormous amount of capital they need to raise in 2010 and 2011?
Part of the answer is there's a returning focus on earnings per share. If we're coming out of the recession quickly, then buy-side investors will return their focus to EPS growth vs. balance-sheet strength. Companies coming out of this cycle don't need the capital immediately and are delaying their equity issuance to mitigate EPS dilution and enhance EPS growth.
People are looking to third-quarter earnings as a litmus test to see whether the market rally is sustainable and whether we should expect a recovery in the first half of 2010.
Wood: The risk-return construct continues to favor utilities in down markets. Utility stocks did well through the contagion. They didn't fall as far as the Dow Jones


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