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Yoga Classes in Brooklin, Ontario
| Yoga Classes in Brooklin Ontario
|Contact:Sheree Nicholson
|75 Baldwin St, Brooklin, Ontario L1M 1A3
|905 620 1151
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Power, Pre/Post Natal, Children
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We are a community based yoga studio offering classes for all ages and levels.
We have a teacher training program, our program is recognized by the Yoga Alliance as R.Y.T. 200. The teacher training program is comprehensive and will allow graduates to feel comfortable teaching in many settings and in different styles. Sheree Nicholson, Studio Director E-RYT 500 teaches the course.
We now offer a RYT 500 Teacher Training program, become a sought after senior teacher. Expand your practice and your knowledge.
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| Yoga Classes in Whitby Ontario
5 kilometers Away
|Kinetic Surge Fitness Pros
|Contact:Harleen Sahota
|167 Darren Ave, Whitby, Ontario L1R0E7
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga Vinyasa
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We offer a variety of classes to suit your needs including private, semi-private, group, corporate and training for sports teams.
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|"Raise Your Energy" Workshops
|Contact:Susan Graham Guddat
|Serving the GTA, Whitby, Ontario
|905-425-0213 or 416-587-3593
|Yoga Style: Chakra Meditation and Energy Workshop
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"Raise Your Energy" workshops consist of specific yoga poses, breathing techniques, energy techniques, self-Reiki, visualizations, affirmations, sound vibration and a very magical meditation! We use specific crystals and specific archangels to assist the chakra we are energizing into balance. Please contact Susan directly to find out where and when the next workshop takes place.
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|Missing Peace Yoga
|Contact:Melina Coscarella
|., Whitby, Ontario
|(905) 995-6545
|Yoga Style: Hatha/Kripalu
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Classes are suited for beginner and intermediate students alike and are taught by a certified and registered hatha yoga teacher from a home studio. The classes are taught in the tradition of Kripalu, with special focus on alignment, breathing and relaxation. Class size range from 3-7 students to ensure individualized attention. Here at the studio we believe in adapting the yoga to the person and not the person to the yoga.
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|Hatha Yoga Flow Classes by Graham
|Contact:Gaham Stewart
|1121 Dundas Street East, (at Greater Durham Jiu-Jitsu), Whitby, Ontario L1N 2K4
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Hatha Yoga Flow Classes taught by Graham Stewart in and around the Durham Region.
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|Rejuvenation Point
|Contact:Harleen Whitney
|1631 Dundas St E, Whitby, Ontario L1N 2K9
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A Rejuvenating Yoga Experience Join us for a yoga class to relax and rejuvenate yourself! Visit our new studio space today!
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| Yoga Classes in Oshawa Ontario
8 kilometers Away
|Move Your Body Fitness
|Contact:Anastasia Lykos
|943 Mohawk Street, Oshawa, Ontario L1G 4G5
|Yoga Style: Gentle Yoga
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Gentle Yoga, for all Levels. Private, Upscale studio, intimate enviroment. Relax, Destress, Detox. All props provided to make sure your comfortable in your poses. Blocks, straps, chairs, cushions. Pilates, Zumba, Bootcamp and Personal Training also available at the studio.
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|Move Your Body Fitness
|Contact:Anastasia Lykos
|943 Mohawk Street, Oshawa, Ontario L1G 4G5
|Yoga Style: Gentle Yoga
Gentle Yoga for all levels and body types. Come relax, in a Private, Upscale studio. Warm and inviting. Yoga is beneficial for so many things for your better physical and mental health. Certified Yoga Teacher. Reserve your spot.
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|Inner Temple Yoga
|Contact:Diana Alexander
|Greenlane Court, Oshawa, Ontario L1k2C6
|Yoga Style: YogaTherapy
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Specializing in Yoga and Pilates classes designed specifically for your needs and skill level. Join us and leave feeling empowered after each class!
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|Fountain of Youth Yoga
|Contact:Penny McQueen
|Oshawa, Ontario L1J 5M5
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga/Hatha
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We all begin yoga with different intentions. Perhaps you are looking to: •lose weight •reduce stress •restore health •increase muscle tone •increase flexibility and balance •find clarity in your mind and thoughts •improve circulation •reduce fatigue •develop a positive approach to life •get out and try something different!
With continued practice you will feel the full benefits of yoga, realizing how it benefits you in ways you would never have thought. It is on the mat that you will discover your true self for it is only you on the mat. No competition. Just you. You will amaze yourself with your abilities as they grow. Yoga is the first step on a journey towards a happier, healthier, more relaxed you. Come, let me be your guide... Namaste.
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|Calm Energy Yoga
|Contact:Aprile Panagakos
|Oshawa, Ontario
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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My classes are reflective in nature and emphasize listening to the body, deepening your relationship with your Self and using Hatha Yoga as a preparation for entering a deeper state of awareness within.
My goal as a teacher is to share the abundance, freedom, and healing that can come from yoga.
Gentle Hatha Yoga: In a safe and nurturing atmosphere, this class will teach the fundamentals of yoga. Students will improve their basic posture, develop alignment, and create mobility in the joints, leaving class with a new found awareness of the body and a deep sense of relaxation. This class is suitable for any level of flexibility or fitness.
Intermediate/Advanced Yoga: Recommended for students who have familiarity with sun salutations and basic standing postures. Emphasis on movement and breath awareness into asana (posture) flow; continuous movement between postures. A practice that challenges, stretches, and strengthens the body in order to relax and refresh the mind.
Children's Yoga: Children from ages 4 - 12 will learn basic yoga postures, breathing, and guided relaxation. Your child will feel comfortable in the easy, natural and non-competitive atmosphere.
Also available: Private/Semi Private Lessons
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|Serenity Now Yoga Studio
|Contact:Rebecca Menzies
|207 Quebec Street, Oshawa, Ontario
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Serenity Now Yoga Studio offers private Hatha Yoga classes for students of all levels. Can't make it to the studio? We can bring serenity to you by offering private lessons in the comfort of your own home (special group rates available).
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|Breath Of Light Yoga Ltd
|Contact:Dawn Pittens
|388 Fleetwood Dr., Oshawa, Ontario L1K 1C3
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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Breath of Light Yoga is committed to providing our clientele with specialized yoga classes that address the physical, emotional as well as spiritual needs of all our participants. Each class is specifically designed to provide students the opportunity to receive one-on-one instruction that is both supportive as well as informative. Sign up today and let Breath of Light Yoga reconnect you with your authentic self. (Healing Art Programs also available)
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|1Quest Yoga
|Contact:Lisa Nam Vichar
|Oshawa, Ontario L1S 5K5
|289 928 8790
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga Flow Gentle Community
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At 1Quest Yoga, we offer private partner and individual yoga and meditation classes. Every class is suitable for beginners and advanced levels. In the privacy of your own home, learn the meaning of yoga - "union", in a relaxed and playful class designed for you. Learn the basics with a friend or loved one with your certified instructor, Lisa, who specializes in gentle flowing postures for two. Lisa is the Director of the new Community Care Karma Classes offered to local organizations and programs with available space. This new journey is intended to offer yoga and meditation classes to those in need. We believe that the practice of yoga can help us to create an environment in our bodies and minds in which personal transformations are possible, and by providing classes to everyone! Donations of time, space, mats, blocks, and funding are gratefully accepted. Namaste.
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| Yoga Classes in Ajax Ontario
12 kilometers Away
|Lotu Heart
|Contact:Chala Yorke
|16 Birch Cres, Ajax, Ontario L1S 1X4
|647 - 200 - 4839
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Lotus Heart offers a variety of inspiring classes from the Hatha and Ashtanga Traditions for beginners and experienced students. Classes are taught with warmth, compassion and a playful approach in a relaxed and inviting environment. A emphasis is placed on metta (loving kindness), gratitude and acceptance of body and mind to create a safe practice. Classes are limited to 10, creating a intimate setting for each student to deepen their practice with personalized attention, adjustments and modifications. Come find the right class for you and experience vibrations of peace, balance and well being.
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|Balanced Life Yoga
|274 Mackenzie Avenue, Ajax, Ontario
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Durham Regions' authentic and welcoming studio in beautiful Ajax offers classes in Ashtanga, Flow, Pre and Post-Natal, Restorative, Reiki and many wellness workshops. We are a Yoga Alliance Registered Teacher Training school offering Yoga Teaching Training every year. Join us & practice in a welcoming, non-judging and relaxing environment.
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| Yoga Classes in Port Perry Ontario
16 kilometers Away
|Port Perry Flowyoga Studio
|Contact:Maria Carr
|183 Casimir Street, Unit 2, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 1B7
|Yoga Style: Flowyoga, Ashtanga, Meditation, Power Yo
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The Port Perry Flowyoga Studio is located in beautiful, historic downtown Port Perry Ontario, steps away from Lake Scugog. Our objective is to provide a safe and therapeutic environment for participants to experience the benefits of Yoga with particular emphasis on building self esteem and confidence in one's body.
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|Maya Healing Arts
|Contact:David Maian
|32 Chimney Hill Way, Port Perry, Ontario L9L 2E4
|905 985 4147
|Yoga Style: Viniyoga / YTT
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Maya Healing Arts offers yoga classes, workshops, and a Yoga Alliance 240 hr. Yoga Teacher Training program in the tradition of Viniyoga method. David, E -RYT has a wide range of teaching experience. A YTeacher - Therapist program is offered for active, certified teachers wth two years of teaching experience.
Maya Healing Arts also offers Reiki workshops and certification. Mindfulness sessions are also offered throughout the year.
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| Yoga Classes in Pickering Ontario
16 kilometers Away
|P3 Yoga & Athletic Training Studio
|Contact:Suzanne Hennig
|1050 Brock Rd # 20, Pickering, Ontario L1W 1R1
|Yoga Style: Zero-Gravity Aerial Yoga
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P3 Yoga & Athletic Training Studio is an award winning studio offering numerous Yoga Classes each week,from Kurunta (Ropes) Yoga to Zero-Gravity Aerial Yoga. There is a class for everyone. P3 Yoga & Athletic Training Center, classes are designed to take you away to another world, away from your hectic day, and allow for some time to take care of yourself!
Your body exists in the past and your mind exists in the future. In yoga, they come together in the present; Hatha, Vinayas, Athlete Specific Yoga and the newest form of expression Zero-Gravity Aerial yoga. We are the only studio in Durham with a Karunta Yoga Wall (Rope wall) and Aerial Hammocks. Come experience the unlimited power of yourself. We are an International Yoga Alliance , Registered Teacher Training School, for both the 200 & 500 levels with programs beginning in November on each year.
P3 Yoga encourages students to energize, explore, and find what feels right for their bodies. Our caring highly experienced teachers will guide you every step in your quest to Inner Power.
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|Asana Hot Yoga
|377 Mackenzie Ave, Pickering, Ontario L1S 2G2
|905 426 1998
|Yoga Style: hot hatha
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Hot Yoga will inspire you 2 blocks East of Westney / South off Bayley
Asana HOT YOGA... Heat 38c+ warming you inside out, improving circulation, detoxifying by cleansing bodies with water. Heated ceiling panels create a sun-like warmth, without dust/ carpet odor. No matter what physical level you are, beginners thru advanced were are sure one class will open your eyes to a healthier choice . Practice flowing yoga on clean comfortable, cork floors, in our environmentally conscious studio. Try the first week of unlimited practice $20. A great way to see what hot yoga will do for your future. To feel clean inside and out. A healthy body enhances a healthier life we believe everyone deserves this simple pleasure.
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|P3 Yoga & Athletic Training Studio
|Contact:Suzanne Hennig
|1050 Brock Rd #20, Pickering, Ontario L1W 3V5
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Athletic, Iyengar, Aerial Yoga
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P3 Yoga is a unique blend of Eastern philosophies and Western Culture. The home of Zero-Gravity Aerial Yoga. Yoga Allaince Registered RYT 200/500 Programs as well as Aerial Teacher Training.
Defy Gravity, Expand Your Mind, Empower Your Body, Embrace Your Spirit
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|whYoga Wholistic Hatha Yoga
|Contact:Tatjana Smrekar
|Pickering, Ontario
|Yoga Style: Akhanda & Yoga for Autism
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whYoga strives to provide a wholistic yoga experience, to help individuals achieve their highest potential and gain a greater sense of wellbeing.
Tatjana is certified in Akhanda Yoga and Yoga for the Special Child. She offers Akhanda Yoga classes for adults and teens and combines her Child and Youth worker experience, working with children and teens with autism and various disabilities, with her specialized yoga teacher training to offer individual sessions for kids & teens with autism or learning disabilities.
She is excited to combine her passion for yoga with her dedication to supporting individuals on their paths of mind and body development.
Akhanda Yoga is a holistic approach to teaching a hatha class with an emphasis on balanced sequencing of postures (asana), breathing exercises (pranayama), relaxation, mantra and meditation.
Available in Pickering, Ajax or Toronto at whYoga locations or in-home.
NOW OFFERING... Thai Yoga Massage. A dynamic full body massage incooperating gentle yogic like stretches and massage.
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|Moksha Yoga Pickering
|1099 Kingston Rd, Unit 5D, Pickering, Ontario L1V 1B5
|Yoga Style: Moksha Hot Yoga
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Moksha hot yoga is a unique yoga series that combines the precision of therapeutic yoga and the foundations of traditional yoga in a specially heated room. The series is a cardiovascular workout that strengthens, tones and loosens the muscles, while calming the mind and reducing stress. The 'hot' in hot yoga allows for deep, safe stretching and promotes detoxification of the skin, blood and muscles through sweat. Classes are suitable for all levels of ability, even ABSOLUTE beginners with limited flexibility!
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|Contact:Vishal Pandya
|865 W Shore BLVD, PICKERING, Ontario L1W 2Y9
|647 705 5118
|Yoga Style: Meditation and Kundalini Awakening Initiation
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Introduction to Meditation.
Exact method of meditation which is daily performed and practiced by thousand of people in india. Spiritual and Yoga system introduction. There is a spiritual system that affect everyone of us when we do any type of spiritual activity what is that system that we will explore.
Stress and Meditation - what is stress and how to handle stress with the use of meditation.
Introduction about Kundalini and Shaktipat
what is kundalini and chakra ? how to awaken kundalini ? what is shaktipat ? these are the questions to be answered. shaktipat will be given to all who are qualified for shaktipat
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|Light Of Yoga
|Contact:Lalita & Krishna Holt
|Post Drive, Pickering, Ontario L1V 4S8
|Yoga Style: Integral Yoga
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Let us teach you precisely how to do Hatha Yoga. Our classes are a wonderful opportunity to learn the basic series of Yoga postures correctly and safely, and then to develop your own practice more effectively. These classes are suitable for beginners as well as for those who have experience. We also offer periodic courses in meditation and vegetarian diet. Call for details (905) 492-1598 or check out our website at www.lightofyoga.org And remember,regular practice leads to greater physical and mental well-being, a marked reduction in stress and depression, increased energy, improved sleep, continuous detoxification and improved digestion, and a myriad of improvements in physical and mental health. Come join us!
Hatha classes are taught by Laraine Lalita Holt RYT, certified Integral Yoga® instructor and registered with the Yoga Alliance, the regulatory body which governs Yoga teachers and holds them to strict levels of quality and training. Lalita is also a certified Yoga Therapist for Cancer & Chronic Illness. Formerly a professional ballet dancer, having performed with companies such as the National Ballet of Canada, Lalita's association with Integral Yoga® began thirteen years ago when she first visited Satchidananda Ashram in Virginia. Since that time she has received instruction from senior Integral Yoga ® teachers, culminating in her graduation from Integral Yoga® Teacher Training. Lalita is one of the very few teachers in the GTA offering instruction in genuine Integral Yoga.
Meditation classes are taught by Krishna Holt, who began training in Integral Yoga® in 1980 and took initiation in 1981. He has spent nearly 30 years practicing the teachings of Integral Yoga, studying directly with Sri Swami Satchidananda and his senior monks for more than twenty-five years. In 1986 he was given the designation of Guru Tattwa Ratnam (Jewel of the Guru's Teachings), an award in recognition of a life devoted to the principles of Integral Yoga®.
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|East Village Yoga Inc.
|Contact:Christina Drain
|345 Kingston Road, Suite 201, Pickering, Ontario L1V 1A1
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Kundalini, Ashtanga, Pilates
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Durham's Premier Yoga and Pilates Studio. Easy classes for beginners, challenging classes for more advanced students. 28 classes, 7 days a week. Convenient evenings and weekends. Therapeutic yoga for those recovering from illness or injury. Healthy Steps Fitness classes for cancer patients, people with chronic illness, surgery recovery and seniors. Serving Pickering and Scarborough. Located on Kingston Rd at Altona Rd, just east of the Scarb/Pickering border.
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| Yoga Classes in Goodwood Ontario
16 kilometers Away
|Heather Munn
|Contact:Heather Munn
|350 Webb Road, Goodwood, Ontario L0C 1A0
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Yoga classes are usually 1 and 1/4 hours long. The classes are gentle and non-competitive. Very relaxing, therapeutic and invigorating at the same time. Some breathing and relaxation at the end of class. Classes are at several locations.
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| Yoga Classes in Uxbridge Ontario
20 kilometers Away
|Radiant Joy Yoga
|Contact:Jacquelyn O'Brien
|12 Douglas Road, Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1S9
|905 852 6600
|Yoga Style: hatha
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Welcome to Radiant Joy Yoga. We are committed to providing a safe, welcoming space where all members of our community can grow through the practice of yoga, meditation and mindfulness. Our team of qualified, knowledgable and compassionate teachers will assist you in finding a practice that is right for you. Your practice will be your gift to yourself.
We offer a full schedule of daytime and evening classes to suit all body types and fitness levels. Our professional teachers will help you find a practice that's right for you.
We also offer Yoga Teacher Training, Yoga for Beginners, Prenatal Yoga, Mom and Baby Yoga and Pilates.
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|Vitality Yoga & Lifestyle Boutique
|Contact:Julie Thayer
|33 Toronto Street North, Uxbridge, Ontario L9P 1N7
|Yoga Style: Hatha
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We LOVE yoga. We LOVE the profound physical and mental benefits of yoga. We LOVE that yoga infuses our lives and the lives of our clients with "VITALITY".
Yoga for health-inspired individuals of all fitness levels, who seek the profound physical and mental benefits of hatha yoga. Enjoy a non-traditional teaching approach with a focus upon accessibility, safety, non-competitiveness and fun yoga for "every" body. The Vitality yoga practice targets the body functionally; training the individual to meet the demands of day to day living and/or athletic performance with enhanced flexibility, strength, balance and vigor. It is our belief that the mental and/or spiritual journey which accompanies yoga practice is extremely personal in its nature and means different things to different people. Therefore, we endeavor to provide a non-dogmatic space, which supports each individual in his/her process of self-discovery.
Our Philosophy...It is your practice; you are your own guru.
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|Pathways to Peace Yoga & Healing
|Contact:Susan Ward
|Uxbridge, Ontario
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga, Healing with Yoga, Meditaion
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Yoga with a focus on health and healing. Learn how yogic practices help heal the body, clear the energies, release old thoughts and emotions that no longer serve you. General Hatha classes, Healing with Yoga classes, Meditation. Also offer Reflexology, Reiki, Energy Healing, Crystal Healing, Counselling.
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| Yoga Classes in Bowmanville Ontario
19 kilometers Away
|Melody of Yoga
|Contact:Deborah Clowes
|3743 Old Scugog Road, Bowmanville, Ontario
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
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Hatha Yoga is being offered in an intimate setting in a studio in my home. Almost anyone, in any shape, at any age, can do this 5,000 year old fitness art. Beginners, intermediate and advanced students welcomed.
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|Yoga 101
|Contact:Jana O'Hanlon
|83 Mearns Court, Bowmanville, Bowmanville, Ontario L1C 2Y5
|289 600 2929
|Yoga Style: Hot and Warm, Vinyasa
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A Yoga studio offering Hot Yoga at 101 degrees and warm Yoga at 85 degrees. Classes geared towards all levels from beginner to advanced
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- christy319 Dec 29, 2006 06:09 PM
Very funny article about cooking for guests. Well, funny I guess because it doesn't happen to me! Not that I can imagine allowing myself to be bullied like that...
About the fussy eater aspect of the article:
While some of the examples given are indeed over-the-top, I think some of the people involved in this article don't understand the depth of discomfort (and even dangers) faced by people with genuine food insensitivities. Please cooks, by all means sneak something I cannot eat into my meal. I'll then return the favor by locking you in the bathroom with me for the rest of the night so you can enjoy the reactions I get from something that is "all in my head".
My feeling on the subject is that, if you're being a gracious host/hostess, then you have a responsibility to make your guests comfortable, which includes accommodating their diet/health issues. Of course, your guests also have a responsibility, which is not to spring such requirements on their hosts with no warning. I have a few serious food allergies and will always remind someone who has invited me at the time when I accept their invitation. For a special meal, when there will be a crowd, I will ordinarily just eat what I can and leave it at that. I would certainly not expect my hosts to prepare a completely separate meal for me. But if my husband and I are the only two guests, then I should think that our hosts would want to serve something he/she knows I can eat.
The article was not addressing truly serious issues like the person with celiac disease who cannot eat even the smallest amount of gluten, or the child with the peanut allergy who will die if they eat peanuts. The stories given were nothing like that-they focused on trendy diets, fear of non-organics, and the like.
And Bad Sneakers, I think you are right that people do often underestimate the seriousness of some allergies, but you have to understand how often it happens where someone tells us they absolutely cannot have dairy, wheat, etc, then when they see something that looks particularly good with those things in it, they say, oh, gee, I'll just have a little, I can eat this sometimes, etc. This experience is SO common and it does serve to discredit people with real and serious allergies, which is very unfortunate.
re: christy319
If I had celiac disease or a child with a fatal peanut allergy, you can bet I would bring food with me if I were going somewhere for the weekend. Why risk your health and the life of your child by putting them in the hands of a person who may not understand?
The article was about picky eaters and insensitive guests, not about serious food allergies.
I've had dinner parties where a guest has told me "no seafood" and I go ahead and make a substitute for that course. Then, while discussing the dishes at the party, the "no seafood guest will say: "That shrimp dish sounds good. I guess I will have that."
I think to a certain extent, dining in someone's home requires some flexibility. As the other poster mentioned, allergies (and I would add religious restrictions) are a separate issue. But a general unwillingness to try new dishes may be the worst trait a dinner guest can bring to the table (no pun intended).
Genuine serious food allergies/medical conditions and religious obligations are to be strongly distinguished from palate sensitivities, food preferences and diets, and the article focused on the latter group, and the examples are ones that would have made former generations blush at the rudeness of erstwhile guests (if you are ever tempted to ape them, restrain the impulse, and if you cannot, fully expect never to be invited back again).
Though I would admonish hosts not to sneak food, either.
Allergies are another story, but the only people who get away with being picky eaters at my house are my inlaws.
Oh, did I forget to mention that there was lard in the pie crust? Oops.
re: DanielleM
I learned my lesson back in college when I went home with a friend for the weekend, and they had NOT ONE THING caffeinated in the house -- no instant coffee, no tea bags, nothing. I about died until we left the house mid-afternoon and went somewhere where they had real coffee. Now, if I'm going somewhere where I think it might be a problem (like my friend's parent's house), I stick a little jar of instant coffee in my suitcase. If it is a necessity for people to have decaf, they should go prepared (although personally, I wouldn't try to pass off regular for decaf).
re: hrhboo
OMG, the Colemans! I'd LOVE to hear the dissertation on why an egg yolk is less suited to pristine surroundings than a white.
re: danna
Seriously, this was my thought! If you're carting out eggs, get the real thing (unless you [or a guest] has a legit. health concern that requires whites only). Same thing for the butter in the baked potato. Who serves baked potatoes without butter? Or at the very least some sort of fake-butter-substitute (which I would say is probably worse for you than butter?)
We just finished a week-long living, breathing version of this article with our nine year-old niece. She's a truly lovely child, but her parents have allowed her to develop some very poor eating habits, and in our household, not being able to eat a wide variety of food is pretty antithetical to the way we live. So to accommodate her diet, we ate in lots of diners, consumed far too much pizza, and made pancakes six times. Yes, six. I'm ready for a few all-arugula days, I think.
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re: Nosher
For a child visitor you did THAT? The kid can always eat plain bread, rice, cold cereal, etc. I agree that kid visitors can be difficult - I remember taking niece and nephew to dim sum once and they didnt want to eat anything but so what? How will they ever learn?
re: jen kalb
Except that this particular child doesn't much like plain bread, rice, or any cold cereal except Eggo Waffle Maple Crunch Turd Nuggets.
If we had her for longer than a week, we'd have smashed through some of her food barriers. As it is, we conquered one: she now eats fresh mint.
Tiny steps.
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I'm diabetic and wouldn't presume to expect my host/hostess to make any special dishes for me. I usually call to find out what is being served so I can plan my carb intake accordingly.

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What are we going to do about fat?
Deloitte released a report last month forecasting what the Australian workplace will look like in 2030. In one word: fatter. And this heaviness is an issue because, as the researchers note, it will force businesses to redesign their offices particularly in relation to space, infrastructure and climate control.
Underlying those predictions is the ABS statistic that Aussies weigh four kilograms more today than they did two decades ago. If that trend continues it will prove to be a baffling phenomenon because never before have we been as inundated by the media and by experts on the need for healthy living. Many of us are ignoring the alarm bells despite their strepitous calls for attention.
The Federal government is among those most concerned. An analysis conducted by Safe Work Australia in 2008 included studies indicating overweight workers take more sickies, are less productive, and injure themselves to a greater extent than their slimmer colleagues. This leads to higher workers compensation claims and, inevitably, a rise in premiums.
The financial ramifications of excess weight were further validated a few months ago by Lateral Economics in conjunction with Fairfax Media. The economists calculated the annual cost at $120 billion – approximately eight per cent of GDP. They concluded that halving the rate of obesity would pump an additional $60 billion into the economy.
There is, however, something cold and unsympathetic about the aforementioned findings. It appears as though the conversation is predominantly centred on numbers and dollars. It's about office sizes and productivity and insurance premiums and economic output.
Neglected is the human dimension. This is front-of-mind for me at the moment, I guess because I'm reading The Art of Loving by Erich Fromm, written in the 1950s. Granted, his book has nothing to do with overweight employees, but the author makes a claim that really resonates: "The economic machine must serve [the people], rather than [the people] serve it."
And yet, with many factors in life – not just those in relation to obesity – we are subservient to economics, which is why I couldn't help but nod on seeing this meme recently. If the primary messages for losing weight are financial – such as the evidence from Cornell University that overweight employees earn seven per cent less than their colleagues – it's little wonder people get turned off. Many of us, I think, are sick of the economic imperative as an incentive. We're exhausted by it.
So, profits aside, what explains the expanding Australian waistline?
According to a survey of 1000 Australians conducted by Weight Watchers last year, people blame their employer. Three quarters of the respondents declared they didn't have enough time to exercise because they worked too much; half of them cited boredom as a reason for snacking at work; and one third said a workplace drinking culture was responsible for their unhealthy habits.
Of a more empirical nature, researchers at Central Queensland University discovered a few years ago that a sedentary work environment was making us fatter. It's stating the obvious, really, but sitting on our bums for eight hours a day negatively influences our weight control.
It'd be reasonable, then, to assume blue-collar workers derive greater health benefits since their jobs are physically active. Surprisingly, not so. In 2012, WorkSafe Victoria collected data from 40,000 workplace health checks and found on a range of measures – such as cholesterol, blood pressure, heart disease, and diabetes – that manufacturing workers fared worse than their white-collar counterparts.
This can be explained, perhaps, by interviews conducted last year at the University of Massachusetts. The researchers found that after standing up all day, exercise was the last thing people wanted to do. They'd much rather go home and veg out. Without the veggies.
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Another point not discussed here is the long commute for many of us. I spend 4+ hrs a day commuting and just feel like chilling out when I eventually make it home. I do enjoy my job so the commute is not a big problem but time pressures being what they are, something has to give. I hazard a guess that it's exercise for many long distance commuters, especially those with families. With ever increasing demands by employers for employee time I'm guessing the problem will be worse than even predicted by Lateral Economics.
One solution could be decentralisation where businesses and public service entities move into the 'burbs and regions to reduce the commute many of us have. Another could be that some employers reduce their expectation of unpaid overtime so employees have time to attend family duties and do more exercise. If the figures quoted are correct then businesses could indirectly benefit from lower taxes paid for by a lower overal health bill.
Good luck to all you policy makers in this field because your surely going to need it! Unfortunately sedentary (lack of) activity is quite enjoyable and junk food tastes good to the majority of us. Another complication is that junk food is cheap and most people, despite pollie protestations, don't earn much and have high living costs in general, especially here in Sydney.
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- August 30, 2013, 6:07AM
A kilo of broccoli is cheaper than a kilo of chips/maccas/youname it. So is a kilo of carrots. The only junk I can think of that's cheaper than a kilo of carrots/brocolli is 1.25L coke. The 'it's too expensive' argument is a load of bullocks - people just need to open their eyes when they walk into the super market and not walk past the fruit and veg - these things should be the first thing you buy, everytime. Fruit & veg is lower in calories, more nutrient dense, cheaper than junk and actually fills you up because of the fiber. Sounds like a win/win to me.
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- August 30, 2013, 9:23AM
Sydney Cynic - All I am hearing from you is excuses. Being sedentary is boring - get out of the house and at the very least go for a walk. When waiting for the train, walking up and down the platform. Use the stairs instead of the lift. You do have some options. For your health, you MAKE time for that.
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- August 30, 2013, 12:13PM
JHB you are spot on.
The elephant in the room is pure laziness and to a degree, lack of education (orm in some a lack of ability to be educated).
Why have to cook a meal when the drive thru at Maccas is so much quicker. Forget that the kids are turning into blimps, hey we don't need to get out of the car!!
On a lazy night, I might cook baked beans on toast with a couple of eggs. Fairly nutritious and certainly cheaper than ANY fast food you could get.
People need to get into the right habits, but sadly, the average fat Joe I see out there is just too stupid and lazy to try...
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- Mozza
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- August 30, 2013, 12:19PM
Sorry i agree-to a point. When one is working 10-12 hour days with most of a Saturday spend doing household duties, it is a lot easier to eat processed crap, and im not talking about takeaway, even maggie meals and sauces such as kantong is ridiculously high in salt and sugar...but the preparation involved in making purely health foods from scratch is huge. I get home at 6-6:30 take an hour to make my tea then go to bed a couple of hours later? Really?
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- August 30, 2013, 12:33PM
I don't think we can blame businesses for people's long commutes. People chose where they live and where they work. I chose a company in the suburbs and I chose to live close to my job. I agree that it would be good for cities to be more decentralised and give incentives to businesses who move out of the CBD, but at the end of the day we make the final choice about our lifestyle. I agree that long commute times are very bad for our health (including not having time to exercise, having less time to unwind and less time with family and friends) so I prioritise a short commute when thinking about where I work and where I live. Others make different choices and that's up to them.
I also don't agree that junk food is cheaper than healthy food. Cooking from scratch is the cheapest way to eat - buying convenience food (anything pre-made) is actually more expensive than making it yourself, and when you make it yourself you can ensure that it is healthy. But again, this all comes back to having time. If we spend all our time working (and commuting) then we don't have time to exercise, and we're too tired to cook... and then we get fat. It's the cycle of modern life...
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- August 30, 2013, 12:38PM
I work & blog in healthy eating, and I agree with JHD - the trouble is with brocolli being relatively inexpensive it that people don't see that as a meal, therefore the have to buy something else, say meat, and then it adds up. Unfortunately people are lazy to cut up vegetables, I have a green smoothie every morning and my husband says " that is so much trouble" because he has cereal, pour out then pour in milk, for me chop veges then blend, squeeze lemon and then wash up, guess it takes double the time.. people are essentially lazy me thinks
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- August 30, 2013, 12:41PM
It is not always affordable to live close to your work. Living over 30km from my place of work, my ultimate solution, after a difficult period of hardening up, was to commute by bike, as I could not fit in time for going to gym. It is sometimes tough to keep to this, but after 6 months of cycling 60 to 80km every working day (except when it is bucketing rain), I have lost over 10% of my body weight.
Unfortunately not many people have the self-discipline to go to this level. I also wouldn't expect that level of commitment. There are large numbers of people who can't even develop the motivation to exercise twice a week.
I wouldn't say employers are to blame. Where there is some blame is in the fact that we have allowed cities to be constructed where people primarily rely on cars for transport. Where people walk to a station to catch a train and then walk to their place of work that is already a base level of physical activity which many Australians do not get.
Kids are also getting chauffeured to school more than ever before, rather than walking (or riding a bike). Is it any wonder that people are getting fatter?
Another thing I have noticed is that very few people seem to do any gardening any more - rather they get in garden services. That is another source of physical activity which they are foregoing.
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- August 30, 2013, 1:18PM
Agree G! Active transport is ESSENTIAL for a healthier society. Instead of stupid planning/transport "policies" eg Libs telling us roads are great and "congestion busting" and that EastWest Link is "city-shaping", imagine if we were presented with (options even!) of policies that will make active and public transport more convenient, accessible, safer, and faster than travel by car. What "shape" do we want our cities? Don't we really want sustainable cities for people who are happier and healthier and where local communities can thrive? The RACV, etc are great at giving the "cost of congestion" but next time you hear it, bust out the cost of obesity (excluding overweight even) to Australia: in 2008 estimated to be $58.2billion. Please think about what sort of future you want, when you vote because an unjustified, expensive road is going to hurt us financially, and will be at the expense of public transport (and active transport) - this will hurt us physically and mentally. It is not impossible to be car-free (doing it as a family with young kids) and the statistics, eg in Victoria, 55% of all trips are 5km or less, and could easily be walked or cycled but unfortunately 85% are by car...who wants to have some ideas on how to "solve congestion" and improve health at the same time now?!
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- EngineeringRuningMum
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- August 30, 2013, 2:19PM
Nice try, but I spend over 3 hours commuting daily and I still find plenty of time for excercise - what are you doing on weekends?
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- BecD
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- August 30, 2013, 3:46PM
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The conference sessions will be held at the Nantucket Yacht Club on South Beach Street. Room blocks will be available at the Jared Coffin House and the White Elephant, both a short walk from the Nantucket Yacht Club.
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Police have confirmed the identity of the pilot who crashed off the shore of Oceano in January.
They say the pilot who was flying the plane was 63-year-old David Casey of Friday Harbor, Washington. Rescue crews were able to make the positive identification through DNA testing. Positive Identification of 52-year-old Alan Gaynor, the passenger believed to be with Casey is still pending.
The San Luis Obispo Sheriff's Department is continuing to work closely with the NTSB and the FBI to set a date to search the ocean floor again.
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Orgasmic disorders in women are often combined with low self confidence
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Now scientists from England and USA investigated in an epidemiological study with more than 2500 female individuals from UK the possible reasons and contexts of such orgasmic disorders in female patients. Low self confidence and other psychological restrictions in women and there ability to get vaginal orgasms allegedly are combined.
Introversion, emotional instability and low experience (or not being open to new things) were significantly associated with orgasmic infrequency, as the scientists from the Kings College in London revealed. These findings should be taken into consideration when trying to help these women.
But besides these obvious medical findings: Often these psychological restrictions are not part of a womans personalty but fare more a mirror of a wrong going relationsship and maybe also caused by mens personalities. So before going to the doctor woman and man should have a claryfying chat together.
Harris et al. (2008): Normal Variations in Personality are Associated with Coital Orgasmic Infrequency in Heterosexual Women: A Population-Based Study. The Journal of Sexual Medicine, Volume 5 Issue 5 Page 1177-1183, May 2008.


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NASA to work on approved sci-fi books
Surely books that inspired NASA would be better
Which books inspired people to join NASA, become astronauts/engineers etc.
I know that lots of ones by Arthur C Clarke and Robert Heinlein would be topping the charts
Here lies
If you believe in some form of afterlife and event programming
when ('trumpet call') rise_to_heaven() ;
when( 'rebirth') become_ant() ;
when( 'zombie apocalypse') eat_brains() ;
LG Optimus Black
Slightly better than my £100 Orange San Francisco
Got to be worth the extra £300!
Maybe the Orange Monte Carlo (ZTE Skate) would be a better option?
Twin-screen LG smartphone spied
Looks like a n900 keyboard
Does that mean the rumours are true?
Nokia: regular WinPho handset releases through 2012
one every two months
Surely their manufacturing plants can knock out thousands a day.
Or is this part of the MS plan to destroy them?
Shuttle mission: SPAWNING of the SPACE KRAKEN
According to Tom Holt's book "Blond Bomshell"
Squid can be used for supercomputers.
Maybe that's their porpoise in this case?
Motorola's laptop-dock Android phone out on Orange
Buy one it mayu be better than expected
According to the orange website it is "the worlds fastest phone with a 2Ghz dual core processor & 1Gb RAM"
Much better than the one you can get from everyone else who only supply a 1Ghz Dual core processor
First fondleslab found in 1970s kids TV sci-fi gem
also check 2001: A space odyssey
Tablet computers were available in this film too, though 'made' by IBM
Ten... wireless keyboards
logitech diNovo Edge
Has everything you need, bar the solar powered option
EU to lift flight ban on carry-on liquids
Its not a problem getting liquids on the plane
Once you are past the scanners, where duty free is normally located.
Breaking the habit
Bit at a time
Was it not possible to 'upgrade' departments one at a time to the new system, this would give you a learning experience of the users pain points as well as not creating chaos for your company come Monday morning.
Departmental manager buy-in, selected expert users in each department to cover the simple stuff; so that everyone does not hassle IT straight away. These are the things to do. Expert users can be give the new kit weeks in advance of the department upgrade,everyone knows its coming, as the can actually see change happening.
Oh, and even though I hate to say it, get a project manager to supervise and organise. They can then take some of the management flak for things not going to plan.
Reduce chaos, increase simplicity, all VM's as similar as possible, push configs to linux boxes via scripts if you have not gone down the puppet route, reduce typing that you have to do when dead tired after 80 hours working.
Don't do things that make the entire company think that all IT do is cause problems and cannot create solutions, you will not win friends.
Save us from our users
Creating passwords is easy
There are plenty of programs to do this, give the user a big list to choose from via a webpage, create lots of passwords on the page and then let them choose, its even easier if the passwords are able to be spoken phonetically.
If you want to distribute passwords, send the user a text, then they can keep the password at hand but out of sight, there are plenty of sms gateways out there. Then for the few people that do not have mobiles you can manage by hand.
Short passwords 'hopelessly inadequate', say boffins
iptables is your friend
You can construct rules for ssh brute force attempts, you may be able to do the same for windows. This allows you to keep on using 8 character passwords as the attacker is restricted in time to what they can do.
Elon Musk plans new Mars rockets bigger than Saturn Vs
....nor shalt thou burn rocks.
Surely this means no nuclear fusion?
Men in Green step back from GM's 230mpg Volt claim
proper figures
Why not report how far you can go on a full charge and a full tank, without any recharges and of course report the tank size, so we can judge for ourselves how useful an overpriced hybrid car would be.
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Pelham, AL
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This microwave looks very nice but is very underpowered for an elite (950 watts) and their is only 1 light on the right side that does not give proper illumination. It looks like there is 2 lights at the store but they are not plugged in so you cannot check. Repair guy said they should have put in a brighter bulb or 2 of them
Downers Grove, IL
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So far a great microwave. Microwaves food fine and defrosts really nicely. Have not had the opportunity to use convection mode. ONLY and main disappointment is the light. I bought wall oven and microwave at the same time- but the clock light is green on one and blue on the other. Everyone notices that immediately- and I was told SEARS can'e do anything about it. Very disappointing.
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Awesome looking microwave with great features. The fact that it has the convection option at a great price was a real bonus. I haven't tried the convection feature yet but I am sure it will save me time and energy in the long run. I love the look of the microwave and it got rave reviews from consumer reports!
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San Luis Obispo, CA
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The first one that was delivered would not heat over 250 degrees in convection mode. So it had to be replaced. The new one seems to be working ok so far. The microwave functions very well. The Convection and the Combo-Cook takes some trial and error. The preset functions have an odd collection of things to cook or heat up using the sensor cook or reheat functions. If you buy one my advice is to test everything very completely. I bought the unit from my local Sears store and when I told them it was defective and had to be replaced. At first they wanted me to pay the install charge again. Eventually they didn't require a new reinstall charge.
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This is a must have. It's worth a couple of extra bucks to turn an everyday microwave into something much more. The convection oven is awesome. Think small meals...no need to fire up the big range. The installation will require two people, but it did not take too long.
Streamwood, IL
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I am not happy with my new microwave which I was excited to get with the convection. Very poor standard. After reading the instruction booklet completely, I used the convection one time and the left side looks charred. Called Sears and the repairman tells me the stainless on that side is to thin and it just turns a tarnished color when the convection is used. I am dissatisfied with this product and the simple fact that Sears has surely tested the convection and knows what it will do when used. I am now afraid of what it will look like after several uses of the convection since it now looks like I have used it for years. Been better off with a regular microwave. Shame on sears! Would return it but had been on vacation at time and let 30 days get by before I complained. Would not recommend to anyone. Note: the brownies turned out perfect so they get 1 star.
Oakland, CA
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Only had it a week but here are first thoughts. Overall an excellent micro. Installation - easy EXCEPT top cabinet template is confusing in one dimension, which other reviews have said, and caused holes to be drilled in wrong place in top cabinet, even by experienced installer. Back wall to mtg. screw distance is not given. Dimension is shown to imaginary line where microwave rear edge will be after installation. Poor template design. I contacted Kenmore to correct and they couldn't find anyone to take the information. Kenmore, take note! Now the good stuff - nice look, quiet, strong 4 speed vent and light, many features. Functionally, a very good microwave/convection oven. The not so good - 1) Control panel - lettering hard to see in lower light; not enough contrast. Letters and numbering a dull off-white. Particularly bad for older eyes. 2) Sound - annoying three long beeps at the end of cooking (one would be enough), which repeat again three times after 15 seconds, and again after 30 seconds, and again after another 30 seconds, and again...you get the picture. Yes, you can turn off ALL sound but I do want to know when cooking ends. Just don't beat me over the head with it. A second warning (one beep) after a few minutes would be fine. 3) Minor issue - manual doesn't mention the metal convection shelf and its use, only round rack. With a few little fixes, this could be an exceptional microwave and would move my rating from 4 to 5 stars.
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The iPhone 5S, left, and iPhone 5c are displayed Tuesday, Sept. 17, 2013, in New York. The 5S offers a fingerprint sensor, a better camera and a faster processor, while the iPhone 5C is largely last yearís iPhone 5 with a plastic back and a choice of five colors. (AP Photo/Mark Lennihan)
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Taiwanese rat snake bites Taiwanese trouser snake
A Taiwanese man is recovering in hospital after a snake sank its fangs into his todger as he sat down on the toilet at his rural home, Reuters reports. The unnamed 51-year-old Nantou County victim suffered "minor injuries" to his wedding tackle during the attack. The China Times explains: "As soon as he sat down, he suddenly …
So - when will we get spam selling these snakes?
Talk about an extension.
Oh Really??
After all your references to trouser snakes? I'd be banned if I.... No I can't do it... somethings are just going too far, however I know there is an equally bad pun out there. And I'll be back later today...
I've heard of Penis enlargement pills...
...but this is just ridiculous! :P
I for one...
Do NOT welcome our todger-cobra overlords.
Ouch ouch ouchie ouch.
No PH for him then!.
What I want to know is...
Has he given his pet snake a name?
I'll get my snakeskin coat now.....
Attach your own punchline here.
Paris, to give you a start on that punchline.
his wife want him home before the swelling goes down?
he saw the big snake
yeah but how large and poisonous was the serpent ???
Sitting down to pee
Men have this wonderful ability to pee standing up. Surely if he was standing up he would have seen the offending creature and given it a golden shower from a distance.
If this plonker went girly style then he gets everything thats coming to him
Please Doc..
At hospital he asked the doc "Can you take the pain away, but leave the swelling?"
Good job its not poisonous...
...Otherwise he'd need someone to suck the poison out....
sorry !!!
please don't ban me ;o)
Low Hanging Fruit
Well it could have been worse.
Paris because she's probably still trying to work out the IT angle to this report.
So the net result...
... is he was almost neutered?
51 years old...
... and it still sounds like he's getting more action than me.
bite by a rat snake from taiwan
fortunately, not the same as a bite from a rat monkey from sumatra.
one ends up in hospital, the other ends up in a lawnmower.
it's life.
men in rubber suits...
reminds me of all those old japanese 'creature feature' movies
"trouser snake Vs toilet snake - in a thrilling battle to the death...guest starring godzilla and mothra"
wheres the icon for 'geeky old git'?
paris - cause she knows how to nibble on a trouser snake (assuming veracity of certain videos)
Re: Sitting down to pee
It's no good standing on the seat
the snakes in here can jump ten feet.
Women scream when they see snakes...although they don't have todgers to bite!
Lucky girls.
They also scream when in combat with a fairly larged veteran fighting snake of the one-eyed variety... and let's face it, those are more common in the UK than rat snakes!
perhaps he had to do more than "siphon the python"
ok, ok I'm going!
Striking from an upreared position
So that's why he didn't see it coming ...
A snake's mouth isn't always clean
Especially after drinking water from a rural Taiwanese toilet.
Re: Sitting down to pee
From somewhere around Pakistan eastwards the do it sitting down. Nearly all of East Asia in fact.
Perhaps he wasn't sitting down to pee. Perhaps he was sitting down to do a Richard.
Re: Women
Imagine not wanting to post a witty comment like that under your real name. I'd want to take credit for it, personally.
Women scream when they see snakes, eh? Well, a muscle-bound alpha chap I used to know would scream when he saw a butterfly. So think on.
@ Sitting down to pee
First, the sitting down is actually the more hygienic way to pee in a toilet, but putting pedantry aside - did he remove the snake before or after doing the business?
Just curious if that snake was taking the p*ss..
The lab coat, thanks..
Its good to see
El Reg's commentards maintaining their usual low standards.
Told You So
I knew you brilliant folks on the other side of the pond wouldn't let me down!
Classic comments all... does Sarah need a new keyboard, or have you become immune?
"The unnamed 51-year-old"
My Uncle
(No seriously)
He and his wife are missionaries in Africa. One place they stayed had only an outside privvy; one night Andrew needed a pee, grabbed his torch (oh you smutty bastards) and went outside into the loo.
With torch under armpit (pointing down) he reached for the lid to see a black mamba curled around the porcelain - they want me to visit tem sometime; no fucking way Ike, seriously.
"'knife-like' todger pain"
May these words never darken my door again. Further descriptions of "'knife-like' todger pain" shall result in my withdrawl from your newsletter and/or mailing list. Todger pain is nothing to joke about!
Lester Haines - Todger correspondent
Is Lester Haines's official job title "todger correspondent" ?
The Glory of Globalization...
... is in the constant flow of terror-tales from rural Asia. Unhappy with your insignificant worker bee existence in the first world? Fret not. Thanks To The Internet you know that in rural Asia, people are so poor they have to use their own dicks as bait to catch their dinner-snakes. You sure remember the rat problem in rural Asia that resulted from people snacking away all the snakes, too. That's the people wo were not killed in the latest bee-transport vs. rural road disaster. So cheer up, shut up and get back to work, before YOU get outsourced to rural Asia too.
Another classic from Lester
"*We resisted it, and so can you. The first person to make the "When he looked down, he saw the big snake... and then he saw the reptile too" gag will be banned from El Reg for a month."
So does he need to coil the snake up before zipping?
/Oh PLEASE DO BAN ME for a month :) After that comment I deserve it
@Michael Walsh
"Classic comments all... does Sarah need a new keyboard, or have you become immune?"
You mean you dont know? She floats like a butterfly stings like a bee? Why else would this big burly guy she knows scream when he sees her coming?
/Im dead for this arnt I?
Once again..
Doc, please take away the pain, but leave the swelling....
OK, back in a month....
laugh if you must
Ok it is a big joke.
But, I for one have had a similar experience in recent years.
In the middle of the night, I make my way to the privy, keeping out the lights to avoid completely waking up and have a seat. After a short while I experience pain not in the snake but the nearby rocks. I too jump to attention and flip on the lights. (Something about that experience.)
Not a snake but the john is crawling with ants. The biting kind apparently.
So the next time you back in just remember that not all may be as it was the day before.
was the snake grabbing something to pull itself out by?
Sex Offender?
So, does he become a sex offender now that he partook in bestiality and got oral sex from a snake?
what exactly threatened the snake..
sibling rivalry.. ?
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