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Yoga Classes in Kendall Park, New Jersey
| Yoga Classes in Kendall Park New Jersey
|Go Yoga Center
|Yoga Style: Yoga
64 Jared Blvd
Kendall Park, New Jersey 08824
|Contact:Naresh Bhandari
Weekly Classes Yoga Teacher Training Yoga & Arurved Health Camps. For more info Call 732-543-4173 or visit www.GoYogaCenter,com
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|Vacation Meditation
|Yoga Style: Meditation
22 Newman Road
Kendall Park, New Jersey 08824
|Contact:Andrea Brachfeld/ Kala Devi
I give an experiential workshop which involves meditation, spiritual flute music , and spiritual storytelling.This workshop is given as a solo act. I also have a Jazz ttrio called the Kala Jazz Trio .
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| Yoga Classes in Kingston New Jersey
3.31 Miles Away
|Simply Yoga
|Yoga Style: Iyengar style, Restorative, Prenatal, Viniyasa, and others
4437 Route 27 Kingston Mall Shopping Center
Kingston, New Jersey 08528
|Contact:Carol Cook
Simply Yoga offers friendly yoga classes for students at all levels. Iyengar, vinyasa, Restorative, and pre-natal classes available. We are also a Registered Yoga School and offer a rigorous and supportive 200-hour teacher training program.
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| Yoga Classes in North Brunswick New Jersey
4.93 Miles Away
|Inner Light Yoga Center
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Soma
1626 Rt 130, Lion's Plaza
North Brunswick, New Jersey 08902
|Contact:Denise Trimble
Complete yoga center with a full range of props for your use or purchase, a beautiful quiet environment, certified teachers, a wide variety of class offerings including: Yoga classes Gentle to Advanced, Intro to Yoga series, Prenatal Yoga, Mom & Baby Yoga, Yoga for Kids, Meditation, Restorative Yoga, Workshops and more!
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| Yoga Classes in Plainsboro New Jersey
5.90 Miles Away
|Alison Brancone
|Yoga Style: Hatha
Plainsboro, New Jersey 08536
|Contact:Alison Brancone
I teach power yoga at the New York Sports Club in the Princeton Area. I also teach special needs children's yoga in Plainsboro. In addition, I offer an adult hatha yoga class in Plainsboro on Mondays at 7:30 pm.
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|Center for Relaxation and Healing
|Yoga Style: Hatha - Tuesdays 9.30am
666 Plainsboro Rd, Bldg 600, Suite 635
Plainsboro, New Jersey 08536
This class will focus on: - Aligning your body so energy can flow freely - Poses to massage internal organs and enhance circulation & digestion - Breathing to boost blood circulation and maximize oxygen consumption - Developing concentration and deep relaxation
The many benefits of this practice include: - A reduction in stress and lowering in blood pressure - Improvement in sleep and increase in energy levels - Toning and strengthening of muscles - Relief of muscle pain and stiffness - Overall better physical health and mental well-being
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|OM Central Jersey Massage & Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha (influenced by Iyengar, Anusara, Kundalini), Private
666 Plainsboro Road, Suite 635
Plainsboro, New Jersey 08536
|Contact:Brian Critchley
OM offers alignment-based therapeutic yoga instruction in both group and private classes. Private classes can be at your home in the greater Princeton area or at our studio in Plainsboro.
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| Yoga Classes in Princeton New Jersey
5.30 Miles Away
|Princeton Center for Yoga & Health
|Yoga Style: Yoga Basics, Hot, Kripalu, Power, Vinyas
88 Orchard Road
Princeton, New Jersey 08558
|Contact:Deborah Metzger, LSW, E-RYT500, Director
See for yourself why New Jersey Life Magazine named the Princeton Center for Yoga & Health (Princeton Yoga) one of the top five traditional yoga studios in New Jersey!
Opening in 1996, PCYH, a yoga and holistic health center, was the first studio of its kind in our area. Our mission is to provide a warm, comfortable and inviting environment in which to explore different paths to health, healing and personal growth. We moved to our new location at the Orchard Hill Center, 88 Orchard Road, Skillman in January 2012, a scenic 5 acre campus. (http://princetonyoga.com/about/about-us/we-are-moving )
Welcoming all traditions, Princeton Yoga offers a variety of yoga classes, meditation, holistic workshops, stress reduction programs(including MBSR), drum circles, teacher trainings. Ask about our work-exchange opportunities, corporate programs, private sessions, gift certificates, workshop/office space rental. Ample free parking.
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|Healing Lotus Yoga & Reiki
|Yoga Style: Classical Hatha, Theraputic, Gentle Flow
88 Orchard Road Skillman, NJ
Princeton, New Jersey 08540
|(908) 420-5889
|Contact:Susan Martinez, CYI, RMT
Healing Lotus Yoga & Reiki is Central New Jersey's premier Center for healing and restoration. At Healing Lotus our goal is to assist you in your journey for living in health, harmony & inner peace. We offer a variety of services to assist you on your path of wellness and joyful living.
Some of our services include yoga & meditation classes,(private, public & corporate). We also offer Reiki therapy, Reiki Training and Certification, continuing education & Reiki shares- or healing cirlces.
Healing Lotus Yoga & Reiki was founded in 2004 by Susan Martinez, MSW, a Reiki Master/ Teacher and certified Yoga Instructor at the 500 hour level.
Description of classes: Susan's classes are suitable for the novice, as well as the experienced yoga practitioner. She gears her classes to meet her student's needs. Each individual is encouraged to listen to thier own body and develop a practice that is comfortable for them, "just as they are". Her classes combine traditional asana (postures) with pranayama,(breathing techniques) yogic philosophy, deep relaxation, and tips for reducing stress in every day life.
At Healing Lotus Yoga & Reiki we specialize in assisting people who are living with stress, anxiety, fibromyalgia, CFS and back pain. For more info. please visit our website.
* Amenities: We have ample parking and a beautiful lawn out back for outdoor yoga, or for a peaceful time of contemplation & meditation.
* For your convenience we continue to see clients in Hillsborough and Somerville New Jersey.
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|Integral Yoga Institute Princeton
|Yoga Style: Integral Yoga
613 Ridge Road, Suite 110
Princeton, New Jersey 08852
|732 274 2410
|Contact:Jayadeva Mandelkorn
Integral Yoga offers students a wonderful opportunity to enjoy all levels of hatha yoga classes, with asanas, meditation, pranayama and deep relaxation included in every class. We have two lovely sites only a few minutes from one another so that you have a wide range of choices. In addition, we offer Raja Yoga study and courses, Intro to Yoga courses,Bhadagavad Gita scripture study, monthly Kirtan, special workshop and presenters, Yoga Retreats and Yoga Teacher Training (Basic, Advanced Therapeutic and Restorative). The goal of our Integral Yoga practice is a peaceful mind, an easeful body and a useful life.
We are located just minutes from downtown Princeton in Monmouth Junction - see directions on our website www.iyiprinceton.com
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|Onsen for All Registered Yoga School
|Yoga Style: Hatha
4451 Route 27 at Raymond Road
Princeton, New Jersey 08540
|Contact:Denyse Thedinga, E-RYT 200, MT, Director
Onsen for All is pleased to present a rich array of programs, classes and workshops offered by some of the region's leaders in natural and holistic health. Onsen for all offers yoga, meditation, nutrition and a variety of classes to nourish the mind and soothe the soul. These educational offerings are a valuable resource of support and knowledge for individuals in their search for wellness.
We also offer a 200-hour Teacher Training Program. The 200-Hour Yoga Alliance Certified Immersion at Onsen for All will offer you the opportunity to grow as a yoga practitioner and the training required to become a Registered Yoga Teacher. Topics covered will include Yoga Philosophy & Lifestyle, Asana Practice & Teaching, Physical & Energetic Anatomy, Teaching Methodology, Business & Ethics for Yoga Teachers, Meditation & Breath Awareness, Applications of Yoga in the Modern World, and Introductions to Teaching Private Yoga, Prenatal Yoga & Yoga for Seniors. Email email@example.com for an application packet or with any questions about the training program.
Classes will meet 2 evenings per week (6p - 9:30p) and 1 full weekend per month (8a - 2p both days). Students will also be required to assistant teach under the supervision of the lead teachers for 5 hours during the program. Tentative program dates: October 2013 - March 2014. The program will begin once the enrollment minimum of 6 has been reached.
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|Yoga Style: Classical Yoga & Integrative Yoga Therap
Princeton, New Jersey 08540
Yoga is not just physical exercise -without Pranayama,it is not Yoga "A gradual progression of postures, breath control & relaxation techniques, tones the body, conditions the glandular & nervous systems, steadies thought processes & calms emotional reactivity.With regular practice,the body & mind become flexible, balanced & stable."Vibhooti is an enthusiastic teacher, noted for her humour & individual attention to her students, teenagers to seniors.Her classes emphasize the fulfillment & fun available from a soundly based practical approach to the study of Yoga & its application in stress reduction & relaxation as preparation for meditation. Vibhooti is a graduate of the Kaivalyadhama Institute in India,is certified to teach Yoga by the Ministry of Education, Govt of India & in the USA by Integrative Yoga Therapy. She specializes in Yoga Nidra.Currently,she is working with programs she has developed Yoga for Stroke Survivors & Total Relaxation for Family & Professional Caregivers.She is a member of Warriors@Ease teaching Yoga & meditation to the military Please call her for more information.
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|Yoga Teacher
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa - Hatha - Private, group, & kid
Princeton, New Jersey 08536
|202 297-2233
|Contact:Brigitte Aflalo-Calderon
For Adults: Vinyasa style with a mix of hatha. Beginner and intermediate levels. New class for Women 50+, Yoga for beginner and intermediate levels. Private classes available.
Yoga for budding bodies (3 to 10) Learn yoga through games that take kids around the world. Emphasis on creativity, motor skills development, concentration and relaxation. Parents welcome.
Small group and private classes available (my home or yours)
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|Wild Child Yoga Princeton
|Yoga Style: Pre-natal
Princeton Shopping Center, 301 North Harrison Street, #31
Princeton, New Jersey
Studio offers Pre-natal classes with Ryah Dekis Wednesdays 6:45-8pm All trimesters and levels welcome! Classes rage from newborn to adult~mom/baby, (all ages) kids yoga, tween yoga, family yoga, etc.
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|Yoga Style: Energizing, creative Vinyasa style yoga
44 Spring Street
Princeton, New Jersey 08542
|Contact:Lara Heimann
YogaStream is a challenging, creative, sustainable and safe yoga method that emphasizes anatomy, alignment and intelligent sequencing. With precise instruction and nurturing encouragement, YS teachers help students improve and advance their practices. Students leave every YogaStream class soaked, but inspired to meet life head on (or upside down!) We believe that being strong on the mat helps us to be stronger and better in our lives.
YogaStream offers an array of vinyasa-based classes that are appropriate for all levels. We are dedicated to spread the love of yoga in the community, offering weekly donation classes with proceeds benefitting local charitable organizations.
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|Princeton Power Yoga
|Yoga Style: Power Vinyasa Yoga
Princeton, New Jersey 08540
|646 483 4737
|Contact:Denise K. Bonnaig
Join Denise K. Bonnaig, certified Baptiste Power Vinyasa Yoga Teacher, to explore your edge, discover your true self and allow your autehtic personality to shine in her power vinyasa classes and retreats. Whether you feel strong or not, you will love the dynamic combination of strength, sweat and spirituality which will heal and detoxify your body and mind. You will leave feeling stronger, more flexible and energized.
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|Yoga with Heather
|Yoga Style: Hatha
Princeton, New Jersey
|Contact:Heather Artman
Yoga instruction in the Princeton / Central NJ area teaching yoga classes, workshops and offering private one-on-one and group sessions.
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| Yoga Classes in Princeton Area New Jersey
7.12 Miles Away
|Carrie Schick
|Yoga Style: Power -Vinyasa -Hot
Princeton Area, New Jersey 08540
|Contact:Carrie Schick
Power/Vinyasa/Hot yoga taught in class or at your home in small group or private sessions. Local lunchtime corporate classes also available. Please email for information!
Current classes in a studio setting as of Summer 2013: Princeton Center for Yoga and Health, Gratitude Yoga, Princeton Fitness and Wellness (Princeton and Plainsboro locations)
Please click on the website link for schedule/workshop information!
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| Yoga Classes in Cranbury New Jersey
7.64 Miles Away
|Cranbury Therapeutic Massage and Yoga
|Yoga Style: Iyengar influenced
60 N Main St, Su 10
Cranbury, New Jersey 08512
|Contact:Nancy Sheehan, LMT
All Level Yoga Classes taught one-on-one in private setting 60 N Main St, Cranbury, NJ 08512. Specializing in therapeutics,special needs and rehabilitation; 25 years teaching. All levels welcome.
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|Cranbury Pilates and Yoga
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa/Classical Pilates
Cranbury, New Jersey 08512
|Contact:Deborah Fetch, RYT
Yoga and Pilates sessions available in my home studio or your home or workplace. Vinyasa style Yoga, flowing practice linked with breath. Classical Pilates, mat work or equipment (Reformer, Tower, and Chair). I teach all levels and ages! Experience working with clients with injuries and after Physical Therapy.
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|willow T yoga
|Yoga Style: kids
Cranbury, New Jersey 28512
|Contact:marie stiglic
Teaching kids yoga. Bring peace, joy and harmony to kids! New this fall teen yoga!
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| Yoga Classes in Hillsborough New Jersey
5.78 Miles Away
|Ray of Light Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Kids, Teens
170 Township Line Rd Bldg A
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
All levels, alignment based studio offering classes every day - morning and evening. Also offering Kids yoga, teen workshops, yoga for athletes, meditation and stress reduction. Private Yoga available in studio or off-site.
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|Yoga M.A.T.T.
|Yoga Style: Hot Power, Vinyasa, Hatha, Gentle/Deep S
706B Route 206 South
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
|Contact:Christine Beckelman
Small, personalized yoga studio also offering TRX & Kettlebell Training. Classes for all levels from beginners to advanced. Also offering massage therapy specializing in deep tissue/Therapeutic work
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|PERfect FORMation
|Yoga Style: hatha, prenatal, chair
411 Route 206
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
We offer all levels of yoga in a comfortable safe environment. All instructors are certified and work with the students to acheive the best for all.
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|The Yoga Nexus
|Yoga Style: hatha
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
|(908) 625-8848
|Contact:Jennifer Cridge
Jennifer practices and teaches yoga from the heart, offering students a compassionate, soothing, and energizing environment from which to center oneself and bring calm and focus to the mind. Her classes are aimed towards reconnecting fully with the breath and the present moment, creating balance for one's mind, body and spirit. She emphasizes anatomically correct form and safety in postures, and focuses on breathing, relaxation and meditation techniques. Classes are available at a variety of locations in central New Jersey.
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|Healing Lotus Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Gentle, Yoga Therapy, Yoga in the
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
|(908) 420-5889
|Contact:Susan Martinez
Susan Martinez is a Yoga Therapist,certified Yoga Instructor at the 500 hour level and a Reiki Master/Teacher. Susan has taught yoga throughout New Jeresy since 2001 and has found great satisfaction and meaning in her own lifes journey through the practice and tahing of yoga.
Susan teaches public, corporate and private classes. For more information, please see her website.
Class Description:
Susan's yoga classes are an opportunity for individual growth and transformation. Combining her experience as an eductor, healer and a yoga, Susan guides her students on thier own inward journey where they are able to reduces stres of the mind, body build concentration and find the courage to trust thier own inner wisdom.
Susan's classes are suitable for the novice as well as the experienced practitioner. She gears her classes to meet her student's needs. Each individual is encouraged to listen to their own body and develop a practice that is comfortable for them,
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|Shanti Yoga Consulting
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Flow
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
|Contact:Shannon Hurley, RYT
To Shannon, yoga is an eye, mind, and heart opening practice. She is passionate about sharing with students the importance of accepting the present moment, embracing who we are right now, and learning how to relax not only in class, but in life. Shannon encourages her students to listen to their body and their inner wisdom while exploring their edge.
Shannon found her way to yoga after becoming overwhelmed with stress and insomnia in college. She found yoga's focus on the moment to be liberating and enlightening and began to practice regularly. While pregnant in 2007, Shannon became more serious about her yoga practice, using it as a way to embrace her new body, to connect with her growing baby, and prepare for the challenges that were ahead. After her pregnancy, she explored a variety of yoga styles, including Jivamukti, Ashtanga, Bikram, Hatha, Kripalu, Gentle, Baptiste Power, Anusara, Restorative and Laughter, finally being called to study Vinyasa Flow under Cheryl Delaney in 2010 at Princeton Center for Yoga & Health, receiving her 200 hour certification in February 2011. She found the unique dance of body movement and breath in Vinyasa Flow to be beautiful and inviting. Now registered with the Yoga Alliance, Shannon works to bring the valuable lessons of yoga to her students.
Shannon currently teaches at Princeton Center for Yoga & Health and Centerspace Studios. She is also available for group or individual yoga classes.
Before pursuing a holistic career, Shannon received a BA in Public Communications, then went on to work at a New Jersey public relations agency, as well as a prominent national charity. After becoming a mom, she decided to set an example for her son and follow her dreams to share yoga with others.
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|Yoga 4 U
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga Yoga and Iron Yoga
Somerset County
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
A Certified Yoga Instructor of 12 years. I will help you achieve your personal best through Yoga postures that strengthen the body with focus on spine and core. We will also work through 'the breath' to help cleanse the body, attain body balance ,and focus the mind.
For a more intensive workout join me in a IRON YOGA workout. Yoga postures supplemented with light weights for a total body workout.
I will travel to your location (individual or group) and put together a routine customized to your needs.
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|Sharon Jig Hong
|Yoga Style: Private,Vinyasa/flow, gentle, restorative, Thai yoga, Hatha
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08844
|Contact:Sharon Jig Hong, E-RYT
A student of yoga since 1992, Sharon is a Yoga Alliance E-RYT. She is influenced by many different aspects of yoga - asana, pranayama and meditation using subtle energies. She is the primary trainer for Sakula Yoga YA-200 hour teacher training (www.sakulayoga.com). Sharon offers private & group yoga for beginner to advance in my home studio, Metuchen or Somerville locations. A private class can be adapted to special needs
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|Flaire Dance Academy
|Yoga Style: Multiple Styles - varied with mixed leve
236 South Branch Road
Hillsborough, New Jersey 08821
In Balance Center for Living is a holistic wellness center that offers massage, yoga, acupuncture, and an array of additional healing and spa services. The Center also offers special events, workshops and community gatherings to enhance one's spirit and well-being. Janet Long, owner and certified massage therapist, opened the doors to In Balance Center for Living in March of 2007 following her dream to provide the community with a safe, caring, and educational place that empowers the individual with healthy options and inner awareness. Highly skilled therapists and inspiring teachers work to make each client's experience extraordinary. In Balance Center for Living's knowledgeable staff is available for free wellness consultations to help guide clients through their journey to wellness. Janet and her staff invite you to take a break and visit for a tour at any time. Gift certificates are available. In Balance Center for Living is located at 230 South Branch Road in Hillsborough Twp, NJ and is open seven days a week. For more information, In Balance Center for Living can be reached by calling 908-369-4949 or visiting inbalancecenter.com.
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| Yoga Classes in Princeton Junction New Jersey
7.81 Miles Away
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga/ Vinyasa
Princeton Junction, New Jersey 08550
|Contact:Robin Lange
Online yoga resource for customizable classes, personalized podcasts, workshops and more.
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| Yoga Classes in Jamesburg New Jersey
8.29 Miles Away
|One World Yoga Studio
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Dynamic Hatha
10 West Railroad Ave.
Jamesburg, New Jersey 08831
|732 521-4426
|Contact:Deena Main
Small studio offering classes in Dynamic Hatha, Gentle, Kid's, Prenatal, Hatha and Meditation.
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Al Jazeera has called for the immediate release of missing journalist Dorothy Parvaz after Iran's foreign minister Ali Akbar Salehi said he had no information about her whereabouts.
Parvaz, who holds Iranian, American and Canadian citizenship, has been missing since she arrived at Damascus airport on April 29 to cover protests in Syria.
Syrian authorities claimed earlier this week that Parvaz had been deported to Iran on may 2, escorted aboard a Caspian Airlines flight to Tehran by the Iranian consul.
Asked on Saturday whether Syria had handed over the journalist, Salehi said: "I have no information."
Salehi, speaking to Al Jazeera, had previously urged Syria to investigate Parvaz's case.
In a statement issued on Saturday, Al Jazeera said: "Al Jazeera is continuing to call for information about Dorothy Parvaz's whereabouts, access to Dorothy, and for her immediate release.
"Though Ali Akbar Salehi, Iran's Foreign Minister, has said he has no information about her whereabouts, Al Jazeera has requested information from a number of ministries in Tehran in order to secure Dorothy's release."
Parvaz is an experienced journalist who joined Al Jazeera in 2010.
She graduated from the University of British Columbia, obtained a master's degree from the University of Arizona, and held journalism fellowships at both Harvard and Cambridge.
She previously worked as a columnist and feature writer for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.
Parvaz's family has also called for the journalist to be released.
"Dorothy is a dearly loved daughter, sister and fiancée, and a committed journalist," they said in an earlier statement.
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Margery Michelmore Found Peace with the Postcard Incident
Margery Michelmore (left) during Peace Corps training for Nigeria I.
Just to add to John's excellent remembrance of Margery Michelmore, there is an untold part of the postcard incident and that is the guilt and shame that Michelmore felt over her role in the incident for many years. After leaving the Peace Corps Michelmore buried the Peace Corps chapter of her past when she married Frank Heffron in 1962. She talked to no one about it for fifty years and never consented to an interview about her experience until six months ago in July, 2011 when she gave her only interview about her experience in Nigeria.
"I was devastated. I felt that I had let down the president; I possibly thought I might have wrecked the whole Peace Corps idea, and I let down my friends in the group and actually put them in some jeopardy," said Michelmore. "I never talked about it—ever—to anybody, even my best friends. I never knew whether they knew about it, because of course my name had changed. So when I went to a new town and made friends, I obviously didn't ever bring it up. From the beginning I felt it was a stupid and insulting thing for me to do, and I was ashamed of it."
Michelmore said that her mother had kept two boxes of memorabilia from Peace Corps Nigeria but that Michelmore never opened them. "My mother kept everything—all the letters that came from all over the place, and the press stuff. I don't think I want to go through those cartons. I've tried a couple times, because we've been carting them around, house to house. But I start reading the letters from angry people—there are a lot of wonderful letters in there, too—and it brings it all back, and I close the cartons."
Before she died Michelmore received closure on her Peace Corps experience when her friend Clarice (Reese) Heller Berman, a friend of Michelmore and fellow member of Nigeria I, told her it was something anybody could have done and convinced Michelmore to attend the the fortieth reunion of Nigeria I. Michelmore said that she lived with some regrets to this day but that she was happy she attended the reunion.
"It was just so warm and welcoming," said Michelmore. "That healed a lot of the pain I've always felt about the whole thing."
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03/17/2014 - Journalist Peter Bergen to headline LSC-PA Distinguished Lecture Series
PORT ARTHUR – Osama bin Laden, leader of the al-Qaeda, existed as one of the most wanted men in the world after he orchestrated the attack on the World Trade Center buildings in New York.
Years before those horrific attacks, journalist Peter Bergen arranged for the first television interview with bin Laden, one in which he declared war against the United States for the first time to a Western audience.
Now, Bergen brings his first-hand accounts of those who call for war against the United States, national security practices in the U.S., and the war on terror as the Distinguished Lecture Series keynote speaker at Lamar State College-Port Arthur on Tuesday, March 25.
The event begins at 7 p.m. at the Carl Parker Multipurpose Center, located on the campus of Lamar State College-Port Arthur, 1800 Lakeshore Drive. Admission to the event is free of charge.
Bergen is a print and television journalist, documentary producer, and the author of four books, three of which were New York Times bestsellers and three of which were named books of the year by the Washington Post.
He is the director of the national security studies program at the New America Foundation in Washington D.C.; a fellow at Fordham University's Center on National Security and CNN's national security analyst. He has held teaching positions at the Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University and at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University.
His most recent book, a New York Times bestseller, is "Manhunt: The Ten Year Search for bin Laden, from 9/11 to Abbottabad".
His 2011 New York Times bestseller was "The Longest War: The Enduring Conflict between America and Al-Qaeda". His previous book was "The Osama bin Laden I Know: An Oral History of al Qaeda's Leader". Bergen is also the author of "Holy War, Inc.: Inside the Secret World of Bin Laden".
Bergen has reported on al-Qaeda, Afghanistan, Pakistan, counterterrorism, homeland security and countries around the Middle East for a range of American newspapers and magazines including the New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Foreign Affairs, The Washington Post, Wall Street Journal, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, TIME, The Nation, The National Interest, Mother Jones, Newsweek, Washington Times and Vanity Fair. He is a contributing editor at The New Republic and writes a weekly column for CNN.com. He has also written for newspapers and magazines around the world such as The Guardian, The Times, The Daily Telegraph, International Herald Tribune, Prospect, El Mundo, La Repubblica, The National, Der Spiegel and Die Welt. He has worked as a correspondent or producer for multiple documentaries that have aired on National Geographic, Discovery and CNN.
Previously he worked for CNN as a producer on a wide variety of international and U.S. national stories. From 1985 to 1990 he worked for ABC News in New York. In 1983 he traveled to Pakistan for the first time with two friends to make a documentary about the Afghan refugees fleeing the Soviet invasion of their country.
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FRIDAY, March 29 (HealthDay News) -- Although some parents worry about the sheer number of vaccines babies typically receive, a new U.S. government study finds no evidence that more vaccinations increase the risk of autism.
Looking at about 1,000 U.S. children with or without autism, researchers at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention found no connection between early childhood vaccinations and autism risk.
Children with autism and those without had the same total exposure to vaccine antigens -- the substances in vaccines that trigger the immune system to develop infection-fighting antibodies.
"This should give more reassurance to parents," said lead researcher Dr. Frank DeStefano, director of the CDC's Immunization Safety Office.
The findings, which appear online March 29 in the Journal of Pediatrics, cast further doubt on a link between vaccines and autism spectrum disorders -- a group of developmental brain disorders that impair a child's ability to communicate and socialize.
The first worries came from a small British study in 1998 that proposed a connection between the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism. A spate of research since has found no link, and the original study was eventually retracted by the Lancet, the journal that published it.
Then came concerns about thimerosal, a preservative once used in certain childhood vaccines (but never MMR) that contains small amounts of ethyl mercury. Again, international studies failed to show a link to autism.
More recently, worries have shifted to the notion that children are getting "too many vaccinations, too soon." In the United States, children can be immunized against 14 different diseases by the time they are 2.
DeStefano said his team focused on antigen exposure, rather than just the number of vaccinations, because that gives a more precise idea of the "immune system stimulation" kids received through vaccines.
A recent survey found that about one-third of parents thought children receive too many vaccinations in their first two years of life, and that the shots could contribute to autism.
But there's no scientific evidence of that, said Dr. Paul Offit, chief of infectious diseases at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
He said it's understandable that parents might worry. "You see your baby receiving all these vaccines. It looks like too much. It feels like too much," Offit said.
But, he said, there's no biological basis for the idea that vaccines "overstimulate" the immune system, and that somehow leads to autism.
Every day, babies' immune systems battle many more antigens than are present in vaccines, DeStefano explained. "Most infants can handle exposure to many antigens," he said.
The findings are based on 256 children with an autism spectrum disorder and 752 autism-free kids who were matched to them based on age, sex and health insurance plan.
The CDC team found that kids' total antigen exposure in the first two years of life was unrelated to their risk of developing an autism disorder.
That was also true when they considered babies' antigen exposure in the first three months of life, and the first seven months. Nor was there any connection between autism risk and the amount of vaccine antigens children received on any single day.
"This provides evidence that concerns about immune system overstimulation are unfounded," DeStefano said.
Geraldine Dawson, chief science officer for the advocacy group Autism Speaks, said the study "adds to the existing literature showing no connection between vaccines and autism in large epidemiological studies."
She added, though, that further research is needed "to explore whether, in rare cases, a genetic vulnerability might increase susceptibility to vaccine-related side effects, including the triggering of autism symptoms in a genetically and medically susceptible child."
Both Offit and DeStefano stressed that there is no reason for parents to delay vaccinating their child.
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Just in time for the Superbowl! - The Superbowl is coming up soon, and baseball science may give NFL players some valuable tips on how to catch a ball while on the run, something that's essential in football. When the quarterback throws to the receiver, he has to aim for where he WILL BE when the ball arrives and the receiver has to know where to position himself in order to catch it.
This all comes down to the question of how the brain uses visual information to guide action. In the 1954 World Series, thousands of fans (and more recently, hundreds of thousands of YouTube viewers) saw Willie Mays turn his back on a fly ball, race to the center field fence and catch the ball over his shoulder, seemingly a precise prediction of a fly ball's path that led his team to victory. Researcher William Warren says, "The three existing theories all predict the same thing: successful catches with very similar behavior. We realized that we could pull them apart by using virtual reality (that's "science speak" for using a computer) to create physically impossible fly ball trajectories."
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And unlike NFL players, baseball players get extra clues. As his co-researcher Philip Fink says, "Fielders might also use information such as the batter's swing or the sound of the bat hitting the ball to help guide their movements."
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The School-to-Prison Pipeline: Capitalism at its Dirtiest
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On December 12 the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights held an official hearing on ending the so-called School-to-Prison Pipeline. The witness list for this hearing included the National Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, the National Administrator for the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the Ohio Attorney General, Edward Ward, a former Chicago City Schools student and youth leader of Blocks Together and the Chief Judge Juvenile Court of Clayton County, Georgia, Steven Teske.
The School-to-Prison Pipeline: Capitalism at its Dirtiest
On December 12 the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights and Human Rights held an official hearing on ending the so-called School-to-Prison Pipeline. The witness list for this hearing included the National Assistant Secretary for Elementary and Secondary Education, the National Administrator for the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, the Ohio Attorney General, Edward Ward, a former Chicago City Schools student and youth leader of Blocks Together and the Chief Judge Juvenile Court of Clayton County, Georgia, Steven Teske. Despite the good intentions of some of these witnesses, and the senate hearing, all persons involved concentrated on the worst abuses, the most heinous instances of injustice and none addressed the larger, systemic issue which plagues public education in this country—capitalism.
Capitalism is an economic system which regulates the cost of labor through its purposeful extortion of the labor market. There are surplus people in this country—people who are not needed for the manual labor the system once required and whose literate and skilled presence in the labor market would devalue the price of white-collar work. Their marginalization is the purpose which prisons now serve. They house those whose existence threatens the stability of capitalism. It has long been known that future prison populations are determined by third grade reading test scores. Contemporary American culture requires a high rate of functional literacy to acquire basic needs: food, shelter and housing. Literacy has become a human right because without it people cannot secure their basic needs. Seventy percent of incarcerated people are illiterate. However, the US Department of Education conducted a five-year, $14 million study of U.S. adult literacy involving lengthy interviews of U.S. adults—the most comprehensive study of literacy ever commissioned by the U.S. government. This government study showed that 21% to 23% of adult Americans were not "able to locate information in text", could not "make low-level inferences using printed materials", and were unable to "integrate easily identifiable pieces of information." The data was grouped by literacy level — how well the interviewees responded to material written in English — and indicated that 40 to 44 million of the 191 million U.S. adults in the least literate group earned a yearly average of $2,000 and about 50 million adults in the next-least literate of the five literacy groups earned a yearly average of $5,ooo at a time when the Census Bureau considered poverty level for an individual to be $7,000 per year (National Center for Education Statistics). This is the "other" America, which Dr. Martin Luther King first identified and that Michelle Alexander, author of Mass Incarceration in an Age of Colorblindness, has recently detailed, is the America which the cannibalistic system of capitalism feeds upon in order to sustain itself. The prison population is culled from this other America and is located through the compulsory education system.
The solutions mainstream liberals advocate are predictable. Ira Glass, on the September 14th edition of This American Life, suggested that character education is the key to eliminating this portion of the American education system which compromises this "achievement gap." Of course, this is thinly veiled racism. White, middle-class values are judged to be the "good" values, while radical, black and other cultural values are "bad." Other suggestions, such as the Senate Committee's witnesses' suggestion of the elimination of zero tolerance policies will only serve to abate the most heinous and obvious methods of marginalization. Other suggestions the witnesses made were—no surprise here—privatizing education since private schools have higher success rates and lower crime rates. Judge Teske—like many well-intentioned liberals—argues that supporting struggling students and avoiding incarceration and recidivism is good for the economy. The reforms he has made in his county in Georgia—although an admiral attempt and one which certainly benefits the youth who would otherwise be sentenced to a life of marginalization—are fundamentally opposed to a system which requires the exploitation of some to serve the needs of others. He says, of his reforms, "It is grounded in research that supports common-sense notions—that keeping kids in school will increase graduation rates that in turn will positively impact community safety and improve our economy." What Judge Teske fails to realize is that these youth—like many in America right now—if they graduate, will find a glutted labor market and be relegated to menial labor. It's much easier to preserve the façade of capitalism's meritocracy if individual lack of skill or character can be blamed.
Education and incarceration have been receiving more media attention recently—mostly spurned on by fiscal concerns. In a capitalist system money is the root of all. However, as Slavoj Zizek has so convincingly argued, the issue is not where does the funding go—towards prevention and assistance or towards punishment and capital investment—the issue is: get rid of the need for funding.


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Assassin's Creed 4 hides a Watch Dogs secret
by Andrew Yoon, shacknews.com, Oct 31, 2013 2:00PM PDT
Watch Dogs may have been delayed to next year, but if you play Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, you'll get a small Easter egg regarding Ubisoft's next open world game.
Spoilers follow.
When exploring Abstergo Entertainment in the present day, you'll be able to hack into computers and get files that reveal the inner workings of the Templar-operated corporation. In one email, you'll see ctOS--the operating system that runs Chicago in Watch Dogs--pitched as a security option for Abstergo. Yes, technically the world of Watch Dogs is one and the same as the world of Assassin's Creed. That will certainly open up interesting opportunities in the future.
Here's the email:
So what is ctOS?
- CONFIDENTIAL: "Privacy is security."
- INTEGRAL: "How did we ever do business without it?"
- ACCESSIBLE: "The touch of a button!"
- AVAILABLE: "We're everywhere... all the time."
- STABLE: "It just WORKS."
Put simply, ctOS is the most stable and user-friendly software security-controller ever devised. Can ABSTERGO afford to pass up perfection?
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FEKE, Robert, artist, b. in Oyster Bay, L. I., about 1725; d. in Barbadoes, West Indies, aged about forty-four. He left home when young, was taken prisoner and carried to Spain, where he passed his time in making rude paintings. With the proceeds of these he returned home, settled at Newport, and became a portrait-painter. He was one of the earliest American artists, his first pictures bearing the date 1746. Many of his portraits are in the Bowdoin college collection, and in that of the Rhode Island historical society, Providence. One of the best is that of Lady Wanton, in the Redwood library, Newport.