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Little Shanti Yoga was created by Wendy Ferraro, a former preschool teacher turned certified kids yoga instructor and Holistic Health Coach. Wendy realized the impact yoga had on her students and wanted to share that with kids everywhere!
he benefits of yoga for kids are endless and at Little Shanti Yoga this important habit starts at a young age. Yoga allows children to feel empowered through movement and breath. Mindfullness thinking is incorporated into our practice, allowing the kids to have a sense of community amongst themselves. With busy schedules these days, kids take on stress at a young age. With
Little Shanti Yoga, classes are open and free so that children can become more in tune with their bodies and world around them!
From your brain to your toes, Little Shanti Yoga uses every part of your body building balance, strentgh, and focus. Games, themes, poses, relaxation, and meditation make every class fun! All class sizes are small so that each student can get the individual attention they deserve.
Little Shanti Yoga is not a franchise, infact it is a ONE woman business! Miss Wendy teaches every class and knows every student on a more personal level. She understands that every child counts and wants to give them the individual attention they deserve. Miss Wendy knows that when you feel good you do good and this starts with taking care of your body! Come join me for yoga...
More Benefits of yoga include :
Body awareness
Increase in metabolism
Cooperative learning
Self control
Reduce stress and anxiety
Bring Little Shanti Yoga to your childs school, library, community center, scout troop, Birthday Party, and more! Or stop by our Studio in the Rockland/Bergen County area.
Yoga at the Little Shanti Studio-Montvale, NJ
Special Classes
(10/17 10/24 10/31 11/7 11/14 11/21 12/5 12/12 12/19)
Mommy and Baby with the Nyack Mommies Group
Ages 1 month to crawlers
Fall Yoga Session
(10/17 11/14 12/5 12/19 1/16 1/30)
Kids Only
Ages 5-7
(10/4 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/8 11/15 11/22 12/6)
Mommy and Me
Ages 2-4
Mommy and Me
Ages 5-7
Winter Yoga Session
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Kids Only
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Mommy and Me
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Mommy and Me
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*Please register in advance as space is limited
*First Class is always FREE!
*Discounts when paid in full
*Private sessions and yoga play dates available too, just ask!
We now carry Yogis Choice! Hand made by a local mom!
Good for kids and their yoga mats! Products available for purchase
Yoga at other venues/studios:
Rivervale Community Center, NJ
Yoga with the First Friends Groups
11/2 11/14 11/18 11/25 12/11 1/15
*Must be a First Friends Member
Shine Yoga Kids-New City
Saturday 1/24
Saturday 2/7
Yoga at the Library:
Blauvelt Free Library-Blauvelt, NY
Fall Series
(10/10 10/24 11/7 11/21 12/12)
Kids Only
Ages 7-12
*Special* Winter Break Yoga Day!
(10/27 11/10 11/24 12/1 12/15)
Mommy and Me ages 2-4
*Register in advane
For more info call Marybeth at 845-359-2811
Nyack Library
Winter Series
(1/22 1/29 2/5 2/12 2/19 2/26)
Mommy and Me
Ages 2-5
*Register in advance
*Nyack Residents have first priority
For more info email Aldona at
Allendale Library
Winter Series
(12/10 1/14 1/21 2/11 3/11 3/18)
Mommy and Me
Ages 2-5
*Special*Winter Break Yoga Day!
Stay warm this holiday break with yoga and join us at the library!
Monday, December 29th
Mommy and Me
Ages 2-5
Kids Only
Ages 6-9
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New City Library
Winter 2015 Yoga Series
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Mommy and Me
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Stony Point Eelementary School
Fall Yoga Series
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Grades K-3
For more info email Shari at
Nyack Elementary School
Winter Yoga Series
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Grades K-2
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Spring Yoga Series
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Grades 3 and 4
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George Miller-Nanuet
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Grades 1 and 2
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Nyack Middle School
Girls Only Mentoring Group
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Yoga here, yoga there, yoga yoga everywhere! Bring Little Shanti Yoga to your childs school....check out all the schools we've taught at past and present:
The Villano School-Emerson, NJ
Westwood Childcare Academy-NJ
All About Me Preschool-Emerson and Cresskill, NJ
Norwood Preschool-Norwood, NJ
The Valley School-Park Ridge, NJ
L.E.A.P. Preschool-Ramsey, NJ
Loving Touch Nursery School-Hillsdale, NJ
Teens and Tots Program-Northern Valley Demarest, NJ
Primoris Academy-Westwood, NJ
Temple Emanuel-Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Temple Beth El-Closter, NJ
Tender Loving Care-Suffern, NY
Good Shepard Preschool-Pearl River, NY
Children's Enrichment Center-Tappan, NY
Nyacks Little Schoolhouse-Nyack, NY
Time In Childcare-Garnerville, NY
Teddy Bear Learning Center-Stony Point, NY
George Miller School- Nanuet NY
HIghview Middle School-Nanuet, NY
Nyack Elementary School-Nyack, NY
Nyack Middle School-Nyack, NY
Need a unique Birthday Party idea?
How about a Little Shanti Yoga Party!
We bring the studio to you
*Party can be based on Birthday theme*
*Henna and face painter available too*
Ask about our Birthday party packages
Special Events:
Princess Warriors Circle Passage
Power Through Movement Class
November 4th
November 17th
More dates TBA
For info contact Rhonda Fleischer at
Twist and Shake Yoga Break
Yoga and Nutrition Workshop
November 15th (ages 8-11)
January 24th (ages 5-7)
Nutrition Workshop II
Dates TBA (ages 8-11)
Shine Yoga Kids
New City, NY
For info contact Amy at
JW Tumbles-Hillsdale, NJ
Mommy and Me Yoga Workshop
Tuesday 12/30
1-2:00 (includes 20 minutes of free play)
Ages 2-4
For more info email
Scout Troop Yoga
March 19th
Specialty Workshops:
Bring Little Shanti Yoga to your childs Public School!
Available for workshops, assemblies, and after school enrichment. What a better way to build self esteem, than a giant YOGA FLASH MOB at your schools!? Promote anti bullying and create a safe place with yoga!
Little Shanti Yoga Lunch Breaks
Bring yoga to your school or business for a staff lunch break. Be able to relax and unwind in the middle of your busy work day! Take a moment to stretch, breathe, and smile.
Recent studies show that when employees take the time for personal health, they "are more engaged in their jobs and more productive."-Yoga Journal
Girls Only Yoga Workshop!
Allow them to express their emotions through journaling. Includes physical yoga practice, games, and breath work. This is great for girl scout troops, after school activities, play dates, and birthday parties!
Scout Badges
Get the troop together as one team and earn a yoga badge together. Practice stretching, breathing, relaxation, and fun! One hour session, badge included.
Mother/Daughter Workshop
There is no other time spent, like time with your daughter. Create a bond over yoga!
Yoga and Gardening Workshop
What better way to treat your body than to learn about what you should eat while doing yoga! This organic gardening workshops talks about in seasonal produce, teaches kids how to plant on their own, and talks about where your food comes from, includes crafts and yoga!
*Miss Wendy is a certified Holistic Health Coach and has taught gardening and nutrition for the past 9 years to kids at HealthBArn USA*
Yoga and Storytelling Workshop
Miss Wendy and Jessica from StoryHouse NY, have created a fun way to tell a story using yoga and a pencil!
Moms Only Yoga Nite!
Get the girls together for some Mommy time! This moms only yoga party is a great way to spend time with friends, let loose, let go, and let Dad take care of the kids!
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Despite the common misconception that "chemical" means toxic and is the opposite of natural, chemistry is the study of all substances (natural and man-made, toxic and nontoxic). Here's a sampling of what the Net has to offer those interested in Online Chemistry 101.
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How big is an atom? Try this experiment to find out for yourself. Cut " . . . a twenty-eight centimeter strip of paper in half as many times as you can. If you can cut the strip of paper in half thirty-one times you will end up with a piece of paper the size of an atom." Wow! Based on an energy exhibit currently running at the Miami Museum of Science, each monster member of the Atoms Family introduces a topic such as Atoms and Matter, Energy Conservation, and Light Waves. Under each topic, you will find a variety of activities and learning pages for grades four through twelve.
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"So you're asking, what is chemistry? Well . . . here's our best definition. Chemistry is the study of matter and the changes that take place with that matter." Written in a fun, conversational style, this fabulous site can be navigated in several ways. Jump right to the subject that interests you (is it Elements, Reactions, or Matter?) or navigate through the most important pages of each subject with the Guided Tour. The tour can be found on the Key Topics page, along with a glossary and profiles of famous chemists.
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Now class, open your comic books. Today we are studying the periodic table -- and not just Superman and krypton, either. From hydrogen (H) to lawrencium (Lr), clicking on most of the elements in this periodic table will transport you to a comic strip reference. "I know you have no nerves, but my stinger injects a chemical compound of the world's most potent elemental poisons . . . from lead to arsenic, to chlorine, krypton, selenium, and strontium." This very creative approach puts the fun back in chemistry. Don't miss it.
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"When writing names of elements, a chemist usually uses abbreviations, since they are quicker to write than the names. The abbreviations that we use are called symbols. None of the symbols contain more than two letters; the first one is always capitalized and the second, if any, is always lowercase." Thus we get O for oxygen, C for carbon and He for helium. This virtual chemistry textbook was created by a team of three high school students for the 1996 annual ThinkQuest competition.
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Feldman, Barbara. "Chemistry." Surfnetkids. Feldman Publishing. 11 Nov. 1998. Web. 4 Dec. 2014. <http://www.surfnetkids.com/resources/chemistry/ >.
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.- Pope Benedict XVI surprised the Synod of Bishops this week by taking the microphone and addressing the prelates about issues related to the study of the Bible and encouraging theologians and biblical scholars to work together more closely.
Speaking in Italian, the Holy Father explained that in order to understand the Bible better, historical-critical scholarship must be united with a sound theological understanding in order to grasp the true meaning of the Scriptures.
The L'Osservatore Romano reported that the Pontiff made reference to the document on Biblical Interpretation which the Pontifical biblical Commission issued in 1993 under his guidance as prefect of the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith.
"We have heard about all of the good that can be derived from exegesis with this method," the Pope said, "but we must consider its risks as well. The historical-critical method helps to understand that the sacred text is not mythology, but rather true history, and it helps to capture the profound unity of all Scripture. With contributions of an often very high academic level, it also helps us perceive the full reality of the event, but it also can lead us to think of the Bible as a book that only has to do with the past," Benedict XVI said.
Speaking later about Vatican II's dogmatic constitution on Divine revelation, "Dei Verbum," the Pope said, "If the hermeneutic of the faith disappears, in its place the positivistic or secularist hermeneutic is affirmed, according to which the divine does not appear in history."
"And the human aspect is reduced," as in the case of some exegesis in Germany, which denies "the resurrection of Christ and the institution of the Eucharist by the Son of God."
The Holy Father said there is no reason for the dualism that current separates theology from exegesis to exist. A theology that is not based on the interpretation of Scripture is a theology without foundation, as an exegesis that is not theological has no foundation as well, he said.
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Ana Beatriz Barros
- For the Brazilian racing driver, see Ana Beatriz.
|Ana Beatriz Barros
29 May 1982
Itabira, Minas Gerais, Brazil
Portuguese, Spanish and ItalianSilent models
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Ana Beatriz Barros (born 29 May 1982) is a Brazilian model known for her multiple appearances on the SI Swimsuit issues and for her work with Guess?, bebe, Victoria's Secret, Chanel cosmetics, and Jennifer Lopez's JLO fashion line.
Early life and family[edit]
Barros was born in a small town of Itabira, Minas Gerais, Brazil, to Sônia, a housewife, and Reinato Barros, a mechanical engineer. Later, her family moved to Rio de Janeiro, where she spent her childhood.[2] Barros is of Portuguese, Spanish and Italian ancestry and is the youngest of three sisters; Patricia, who is also a well known[who?] model, and Malu (Maria Luisa), a doctor.[3][4]
Modeling career[edit]
When she was 13, Barros and her older sister, Patricia, were vacationing in Rio de Janeiro when they were spotted by a representative from Elite Model Management.[5]
Barros was encouraged by the Rio Elite office to participate in the Elite Model Look 1996, which she was runner up to Diana Kovalchuk. Barros subsequently competed for international Elite Model Look and placed second worldwide.[2] Elite sent her portfolio and recent Polaroid shots to GUESS? which led her to do the Millennium GUESS? campaign along with her friend and fellow Brazilian model Alessandra Ambrosio.[6]
In addition to Guess?, Barros has done advertisements for Christian Dior, Armani Jeans, Oakley, L'Oréal, Diesel, Victoria's Secret, Chanel cosmetics, and Jennifer Lopez's JLO fashion line, among others. In 2004 Jennifer Lopez selected Barros to be the face of her new lingerie line, JLO Lingerie. Lopez said, "I wanted someone young, sexy and urban, with a universal appeal".[5] Barros has been in shows for the likes of Valentino, Missoni, Gucci, Christian Dior, Versace, Emporio Armani, BCBG, DKNY, Jean-Paul Gaultier, Dolce & Gabbana, Michael Kors, Red Oak, Elie Saab and many more prestigious fashion houses. She walked in the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in 2002, 2003, 2005, 2006, 2008, and 2009.
She has been on numerous covers of magazines such as Glamour, Vogue, Marie Claire, Allure; Brazilian magazines such as Capricho and Audi magazine, W, Elle to name a few.[4] Barros appeared seven times on Sports Illustrated in the Swimsuit Issue (2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008).[5] Barros was named #96 in FHM magazine's "100 Sexiest Women in the World" supplement in 2006.
She was chosen to be in the 2010 Pirelli Calendar photographed by Terry Richardson in Bahia, Brazil, alongside Lily Cole, Daisy Lowe, Miranda Kerr and other models.[7][8] Barros replaced Lindsay Lohan for Fornarina's Spring Summer 2010 campaign and look book.[9] She has already filmed her first commercial for the company.[10] Barros was also featured in the 2010 Spring/Summer campaign for British retailer Marks and Spencers alongside Twiggy, VV Brown, Lisa Snowdon and Dannii Minogue.[11]
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- ^ a b Yahoo! Model of the Month accessed 2007-06-18.
- ^ Ana Beatriz Barros : "Fora da moda não me sinto nada sexy" (Portuguese)
- ^ a b Ana Beatriz Barros". Fashion Model Directory. Retrieved on 2007-05-21.
- ^ a b c Ana Beatriz Barros Bio" Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 2007-06-03
- ^ Yahoo! Model of the month by Guess?". Yahoo!. Retrieved on 2007-06-14
- ^ Bell, Gabriel (18 June 2009). "Terry Richardson and Most of the World's Models Gang Up for Pirelli Calendar 2010". New York Magazine. Retrieved 21 February 2011.
- ^ « Sexy model is Beatriz Hotter », peoplestar.co.uk, Retrieved on 2009-06-25.
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I'm sharing the quick and easy Tamarind fish curry recipe I've adapted over the years.
This is my go to dish for any occasion that calls for authentic South Indian food. Believe it or not, the bowls to the right are the 'before' and all you need to whip up this scrumptious meal (including rice and fried lentil appetizer). The one below is the 'after' photo.
This post is part of the Eid community blog hop created by Pavarti Tyler over at Fighting Monkey Press.
Eid in Arabic means holiday or festival, and at the end of Ramadan (which is this weekend) there's Eid al Fitr. A great big celebration to end the month of fasting with visits to relatives, trips abroad, and of course food!
There are three days of posts and lots of free prizes, so be sure to stop by and see what others are posting.
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Awesome recipe! Hubby and I are trying to eat more fist these days, I'm going to add this one to his list to try (I don't cook) have a great day and thanks for being an awesome part of my online community!
woohoo! so this is where my upma meets your tamarind fish curry! South meets South in the Middle East!
We can Celebrate Community simply by looking at the list of blogs, authors, readers, and writers in general, who are involved in this Giveaway.
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I love curry–Japanese yellow curry and Thai curry are my favorites–but I've never tried fish curry. Thanks for sharing!
Yet another recipe I would love to try. I like both fish ad curry, so it both looks and sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing!


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Concept captures and prints smells for drool-worthy photography
Every foodie drools over photos of culinary triumphs in magazines or on sites like Pintrest. Well, prepare yourselves for a conceptual device that takes a photo of your food, captures the smell and then drops the combined image/smell on a postcard to send to your foodie friends.
Dang. Can we agree the holy grail of food photography may have been found?
The inner workings of the prototype device aren't clear other than it contains a camera and a smell extractor to capture the visual and aromatic essence of the food. Perhaps appropriately it looks a little bit like a pepper mill:
The device is also the printer for your aromatic little postcard. Naturally, it uses aroma ink to achieve the glorious smelling pictures that are just right to send as postcards.
The props go to industrial design student Zhu Jingxuan from the Fashion & Art Design Institute of China's Donghua University who came up with the idea. He created the concept and sketches and saw the prototype through to fruition as part of Sony's Student Design Workshop.
His nine day and night marathon creative session with ten Sony Designers paid off with his concept winning the "most fun" award during the workshop.
Being the foodie I am I naturally have questions like how strong is the smell; would it make it through the mail? How long would the smell last? Can it capture all ranges of smell — sweet, savory, etc.? Could it be used for wine or spirits?
All these questions just point to the fact that the foodie audience — and the industries that cater to us — would no doubt love to experiment with this thing.
Knowing Sony, if they saw enough potential to get it to prototype phase no doubt they'll be tinkering with it in their labs until it's ready for store shelves.
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For all its specs and the performance it delivers I am fully pleased with this tv. Not only is it delivering the best quality picture in both my PS3 and X box. But also in cable and Netflix. The sound won't blow you away. Unless your like me and you have everything wired through a surround sound. Speaking of which, while watching 3D movies or playing stereoscopic 3D games, you'll feel inside the action. If there were more than 5 stars, this tv deserves them.
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After verifying on Sony eSupport that this model has widgets, I was disappointed when I received my television from the SonyStyle store to find out that it does NOT have widgets. The picture quality is great and the television has a nice design and interface, but I am disappointed the eSupport website misrepresented the specifications. The iphone app to control the television is great, but the web browser is useless and the dlna is very limited. The speakers are perfectly adequate for the television and accurately reproduce sound. I initially thought this television was competitively priced, but now that I have found out it does not have widgets I think that some of the other manufacturers' models offer a better value. In sum, if you don't need/want widgets, it is a great tv. If you want to check facebook, twitter, flickr, etc--then look elsewhere, this television is not for you.
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I have had this Television for 6 months already, the bluray movies look impecable, and even Dvd movies look awesome, The only thing about it is that the menu takes time to load it makes me feel like im with a slow computer, and I think it should have more options on picture display, the only good one is Vivid, all the other ones suck, but the problem with Vivid is that when you are watching a movie or playing a game that has a lot of red in it, for some reason it looks horrible... too much red color in the movie afects this setting and makes it look very very bad. Im thinking of buying the XBR-55HX949 instead.
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By paully65
from Undisclosed
The HD picture on this TV is stunning. The Superbowl was like watching little 3D people coming out of the TV. And set it to Vivid. The best setting. I have a Sony Blu-Ray player and Sony AV and they work perfectly and the Blu-Ray will switch the picture automatically. I love this TV! Best I have ever had. My brother has a Samsung which is almost exactly the same, but Sony is a touch better.
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My first LED TV...and i trust...
By BellaryBabu
from Sunnyvale, CA
I was told Samsung...has.great LED picture, but when i compared both the TV @ BestBuy for 10 days..i felt the picture in SONY is more real and clear than Bright sun like LED of samsung. If you have kids at home and who watch TV frequently i would suggest for SONY real picture than burning eyes with bright LED's at home. The colors are vibrant and crisp with 120Hz...since my 3D TV has 240Hz it is much more clear compare to any 120Hz LED screens. Take your time, buy what makes you more happy and comfortable... reviews are my personal thoughts...not an expert opinions. Hey finally, its worth waiting for good deals..check out online & Sony outlets.. Good luck to you..for new TV venture. Cheers, Babu
Should have went with Samsung from the start
By Electronicman66
from Richmond, KY
I am very up on the lastest technology and when looking to buy, I do extensive research. This television was the best for the price. Did not come with Yahoo widgets, but an update soon brought them to this model. Picture is brilliant, especially bluray in 240 Hz smooth motion. Looks like your there. Has all the internet content you would want or need. Only problem is Yahoo widgets. After an update installed about 2 months after Yahoo widget update, started having problems with widgets loading and reseting themselves to original widget configuration. Sony had no answer to the problem. Tried to say that my internet speed was too slow. I admit it's slower than they recommend, but it was not the problem. It is a software glitch that Sony has not figured out with the wireless connection. Ethernet connection works fine, but most people want a wireless connection for convenience. Very disappointed with Sony customer support on this issue. They are helpful with general questions, but when you have a large problem they are not knowlegeable and always point to customer error. Sony finally offered me my money back and I took it and bought a plasma from another manufacturer. Paid a bit more, but hopefully it will be worth it. I have always been a loyal Sony customer, but that has changed. They haven't even apologized to me about the whole ordeal. Spent many days and several hours on the phone with Sony. I have better things to do with my time. Hopefully Sony will get the Yahoo widget problem figured out. I'm sure they will with time. This television will be competely worth the price when that happens. Until then, I would buy something else.
By RG729
from Spring, TX
I bought this TV back in April and to this day it still amazes me with it's picture quality. Blu-ray and HD movies and channels will blow your mind. It also functions perfectly with my PS3 and 360. Colors are astonishing. I recommend this product and it exceeded all of my expectations.
(8 of 9 customers found this review helpful)
Excellent TV
By DAJJ
from Scotch Plains, NJ
I'm a TV enthusiast and normally only purchase Sony XBR. Let's face it times are tight so I decided to try something a little less expensive this time. I'm very glad that I did! The only complaint/comment I have is that if a TV has internet and 3D capability it should come out of the box ready to go. I as a consumer should not have to go out and purchase an adapter for internet and glasses for 3D. Don't nickle and dime us Sony, you're better than that... This is going to be closed out; if you can find it for under $900 or better; buy it! If not wait for after January 1. That's when all the TV's are blown out to make room for the new models. Enjoy it. It is an excellent TV overall for an intermediate Sony...
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No what i expected
By AM121212
from ATL
For the same price you can buy a better TV. Add on top of price the USB adapter
(10 of 10 customers found this review helpful)
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Sales training never prepared him for the lack of respect for a salesman's profession and his time from a purchasing agent or other people to whom he pitches his wares. Salespeople have to deal with enough negatives in their daily routine without having a lack of respect, too.
…The wheels of commerce grind to a halt without salespeople, so why all the disrespect? … I think not, but it may be because of the perception that salesmen don't have to work hard for their living. …
For every hour in front of customers, a salesperson spends many hours preparing for and traveling to the meeting. He has spent years learning his craft and the product knowledge that makes a customer feel comfortable with any buying decision they make.
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We are in the 21st century. The world has gone digital. It has changed the way we communicate, watch movies, listen to music and take photos. Nowadays you can take a photo on your mobile phone and it will already be on your home computer when you get home. Everything is synced in the cloud and computers are getting smaller and more portable. We used to talk about kilobytes and megabytes we now talk gigabytes and terabytes. Computing power keeps doubling every 18 months and the forward march of technology is seemingly unstoppable.
Who would dream of using a camera that doesn't require batteries to operate?
The answer is: A surprising number of people.
[Initially I was going to name this post "Film vs Digital", but I decided that wasn't the route I wanted to take. It's also a purely subjective argument which some people have very strong feelings about. Digital is extremely versatile and the only real option for many professionals who require a fast turn around time. It's low light capabilities are far better than film and it's a no-brainer for sports photography too.]
Why Shoot 35mm Film?
I have also noticed that most people tend to be less camera shy if they know that the camera is not digital. I think the reason is that the picture is not available immediately to review and that they feel more reassured that it won't end up online. I think that it has a lot to do with the personality of the photographer as well.
You take fewer photographs…
Some people see this as a negative (excuse the awful pun) point. As I am not a professional photographer I am not under any time pressure, and I don't have to worry about the number of shots that I take. If I miss a shot because I was changing film or whatever else then...c'est la vie! There is always tomorrow!
I prefer to take my time thinking about the composition, the light and the overall feel. These are the things that really matter in photography. If it's a static scene such as an interesting piece of architecture, and it's in my home town then I can always come back another day when I feel the light would be more suitable for the subject. You can be happy if you get one nice photo of a place you visit. Don't look for the obvious angles where everybody has their cameras set up. Take a walk around the place and it's usually in the harder to reach places where the best photos are to be found. That may mean walking around for 30 minutes or climbing seven flights of stairs, but the end result will be worth it.
To get this photo I even had to go into a restricted part of the complex, it was an incredibly hot day, and I was leaving the country in a couple of hours, yet I still decided to visit this grim place.
The fact that each time I press the shutter it costs me money also helps. This creates a physical barrier which prevents mindless trigger-happy snapping…not to mention that I would be changing rolls of film every few minutes like that!
Film forces you to think about the photos you take. Without an LCD screen you will lose the habit of checking each photo immediately after you take it and learn to previsualise a scene. What's more, if you wait a while before getting your photos developed and seeing them, it helps you to stay emotionally distant from the photos whilst editing. Thus you are more objective when you select the few photos to print or upload online. Everyone takes plenty of rubbish photos, the secret is only showing the good ones!
There is no way out with a fully manual film camera…you have to use your brain!
Get the "film look"
I guess this is quite an obvious one! If you do a quick google search you can find a ton of [expensive] software and plugins to emulate the so called "film look". That, frankly, is ridiculous. Film has something special that can't quite be described. It has great dynamic range and a huge margin of error for exposure. No need to bother with that terrible HDR technique and complex matrix light metering systems. The good old sunny 16 rule never fails once you have calibrated that incredible light measuring device that never gets fooled: your brain. You never have to worry about suddenly blowing out the highlights of your image. When film is really overexposed (by a ridiculous amount – it has a huge margin for overexposure, especially with colour negative and black and white film) the highlights will gradually fade to white, and you won't just get a complete blob of white for a sky. By getting rid of all these silly distractions one can concentrate on actually taking great pictures instead of fiddling about with settings. Film has it's own built in white balance and so there is never any auto white balance setting that can be fooled and give you horrendous results indoors or in difficult light.
Film has grain. Live with it, learn to love it. It's not that nasty digital noise than you see in high ISO digital images. It's beautiful, individual and non-intrusive grain. You can get ISO 50 or 100 film that is as clear and fine as anything that digital can throw at it and some black and white films go up as high as 3200 and have lovely and pleasant grain. Film grain feels like it's an organic part of the photo you have taken.
The huge advantage of film is that you can swap out and try different sensors. Every film interprets a scene in a different way and it's up to the photographer to learn to use them!
Tip: at first, stick to one film and get used to how it reacts with different colours and different types of light and then branch out and experiment. That is the really fun part of shooting film.
The beautiful colours that come out when shooting film is something that just cannot be matched by digital. The skin tones look natural and the colours feel right. It's almost as if you have created a fond memory of the actual scene.
Black & White
If you love black and white, you will love film. Nothing from digital (even the new and incredibly expensive Leica M Monochrome) can touch film when it comes to black and white. The tones, the grain…the feel. It will also teach you to look for interesting shapes and patterns. One could write an entire article (or even a blog!) on shooting black and white film. Try it, you won't be disappointed.
You can be lazy…
I enjoy the act of the taking photos and also enjoy doing some editing, but I have other interests too. I compose music, practice the piano, travel and cycle. So for my photography I want to travel along the path of least resistance when it comes to spending time organising photos and backing up files etc.
The great thing with film photography is that it keeps things simple but you have the option of a fully digital workflow if you require it. It also means you can spend more time with friends, girlfriends, pets and strangers instead of backing up hard drives and reformatting memory cards. It also means that during the day when you are out and about you are enjoying the day and living in the moment instead of constantly checking the screen on the camera.
One possible workflow:
a) Take photographs
b) Take more photographs
c) Take even more photographs
d) When you have built up a number of rolls then drop them off to your local shop for development.
e) If you are just going to get prints then that is it! All done! Pick up your negatives and print and enjoy your masterpieces. You can also ask them to give you a set of scans so you have digital files to play around with at home. You can process these as you would with any digital files except that they will look far better
When I want to do some more serious editing and I want to have control then I just scan them into the computer with my Epson V700 film scanner and while I make a coffee the scanner gives me 36 stupidly high quality (and high resolution if you choose) RAW or JPEG pictures straight onto my desktop. I never have to fumble around with numerous memory cards and various hard disks for hundreds of crappy digital files. All these hard drives have to be backed up and then there is still the risk that they fail and you lose everything.
I then have a master copy in the form of the negative, a secondary copy as a print and also a digital file if I want it! It will be much easier 5 or 10 years from now to access you old photos as they actually exist instead of just being 0s and 1s in an old hard disk somewhere. Let's not even talk about how one is going to open a proprietary RAW file ten or more years from now…
Film also let's me be lazy with my cameras when I am out and about. No need to try and find my way through a huge amount of complex menu options and try and remember what all the various buttons do. I control shutter speed on the camera body and aperture and focus on the lens. It's just so simple. I also don't have to remember to charge my batteries the night before or worry about keeping my camera "on" (it's always on and ready to shoot).
The great thing about film is that it gives you choice. You can shoot film and have a real hard backup and still enjoy all the benefits of digital such as sending pictures via email or uploading them to Facebook or Flickr.
Film Cameras are Amazing
They really don't make them like they used to. This really applies to cameras these days. Most of them are made of plastic and are not mean to last much more than 5 years.
I own three film cameras:
- Pentax K1000 – This is a tough-as-nails camera for everyday shooting. I took it to Cambodia with me and it was rained on, crushed, dropped and it just carried on working. Mine is 35 years old. Full manual controls but it does give you a needle based light sensor which takes one tiny easy to find battery that lasts for years. You do need to learn when to keep the needle in the middle and when to over/under expose. This camera uses the K mount and so you have a massive collection of superb Pentax lenses to choose from and they are all (mostly) quite cheap and easy to find.
- Olympus Pen EES-2 – Truly a point and shoot. One of the few automatic cameras in the world that would still work after a nuclear holocaust. It doesn't have any batteries whatsoever but still gives you a fully automatic shooting experience. How is that possible? Selenium-based light meter…basically it's powered by the sun. The only thing you have to set is the focus distance. It has 4 icons. 1 Metre, 2 Metres, 5 Metres and Infinity. It couldn't be simpler. It's a great street photography camera as it's always on and you can point and shoot with zero delay. Did I mention it also shoots half frame photos so you can get over 72 images on one roll of film?
- Leica M3 – Arguably the best camera ever. The Leica that all other Leicas would like to be. Fully manual, no light meter and a massive viewfinder for really accurate focusing. It's absolutely beautiful and a masterpiece of engineering. It was voted the top gadget of all time by experts at Ebay.co.uk and Stuff Magazine.
All three of these cameras work perfectly well and, with the occasional tuneup, will carry on working for decades. And they feel real in your hand.
Most interchangeable lens film cameras come with a prime lens, usually a 50mm. These fixed-focal length lenses are far superior in sharpness and optical quality than the cheap auto-focus zoom lens kits that come standard with DSLRs these days.
You can even splash out and get yourself a really fast 50mm lens like the Pentax SMC K 50mm f1.2 for way less than any mid range auto-focus lens. The shallow depth of field of a fast lens shot wide open, can be great for flattering portraits and also for isolating objects. They can also make the large viewfinders in Film SLR cameras even brighter.


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Is it just me, or does Kwanzaa seem to come earlier and earlier each year? And let's face it, Kwanzaa's gotten way too commercialized.
A few years ago, I suspended my annual Kwanzaa column because my triumph over this fake holiday seemed complete. The only people still celebrating Kwanzaa were presidential-statement writers and white female public school teachers.
But it seems to be creeping back. A few weeks ago, House Minority Leader Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., complained about having to stick around Washington for fiscal cliff negotiations by accusing Republicans of not caring about "families" coming together to bond during Kwanzaa. The private schools have picked up this PC nonsense from the public schools. (Soon, no one will know anything.)
It is a fact that Kwanzaa was invented in 1966 by a black radical FBI stooge, Ron Karenga — aka Dr. Maulana Karenga — founder of United Slaves, a violent nationalist rival to the Black Panthers. He was also a dupe of the FBI.
In what was ultimately a foolish gamble, during the madness of the '60s, the FBI encouraged the most extreme black nationalist organizations in order to discredit and split the left. The more preposterous the group, the better.
By that criterion, Karenga's United Slaves was perfect. In the annals of the American '60s, Karenga was the Father Gapon, stooge of the czarist police.
Despite modern perceptions that blend all the black activists of the '60s, the Black Panthers did not hate whites. They did not seek armed revolution (although some of their most high-profile leaders were drug dealers and murderers). Those were the precepts of Karenga's United Slaves.
United Slaves were proto-fascists, walking around in dashikis, gunning down Black Panthers and adopting invented "African" names. (That was a big help to the black community: How many boys named "Jamal" are currently in prison?)
It's as if David Duke invented a holiday called "Anglika," which he based on the philosophy of "Mein Kampf" — and clueless public school teachers began celebrating the made-up, racist holiday.
Whether Karenga was a willing dupe, or just a dupe, remains unclear.
Curiously, in a 1995 interview with Ethnic NewsWatch, Karenga matter-of-factly explained that the forces out to get O.J. Simpson for the "framed" murder of two whites included: "the FBI, the CIA, the State Department, Interpol, the Chicago Police Department" and so on. Karenga should know about FBI infiltration. (He further noted that the evidence against O.J. "was not strong enough to prohibit or eliminate unreasonable doubt" — an interesting standard of proof.)
In the category of the-gentleman-doth-protest-too-much, back in the '70s, Karenga was quick to criticize rumors that black radicals were government-supported. When Nigerian newspapers claimed that some American black radicals were CIA operatives, Karenga publicly denounced the idea, saying, "Africans must stop generalizing about the loyalties and motives of Afro-Americans, including the widespread suspicion of black Americans being CIA agents."
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The Proper Kwanzaa greeting is "Habari gani?" meaning, What the hell is Kwanzaa?+6
To all the White girls:
Sorry your Black boyfriend didn't invite you to Kwanzaa..+5
I guess it's time for my annual "Kwanzaa Bells" post
When my daughter was in middle school, she was in the choir. And when she was in eighth grade, her proto fascist libtard choir director ruined the 'holiday recital' with the usual mutli-culti rubbish including a ludicrous Kwanzaa "carol" complete with some kid beating on a faux African drum. She was really upset afterwards, so I cheered her up with
Too bad Ms. "whatever her libtarded hyphenated last name was" didn't include "Kwanzaa Drums" in the program
Kwanzaa drums, Kwanzaa drums
Kwanzaa all the way
Oh what fun it is to deride
A PC holiday
Dashing thru the trail
To escape a beast of prey
To the village we go
Shrieking all the way — Yi yi yi
Drums in the center pound
Sending out alarm
Oh what haste the spearmen make
To keep us safe from harm
Oh, Kwanzaa drums, Kwanzaa drums
Kwanzaa all the way
Oh what fun it is to deride
Ms Libtard's holiday+9
Don't forget the US Postal Service which STILL issues a kwanzza stamp every year, just in case somebody wants to buy one ( and we wonder why it's going under).+6
Is anyone up for a "save the commenters at IOTW Day"? Remember "Save Karen" — the woman who created a website asking for money to get her out of debt? I bet we could resurrect the idea so we can all take a vacation this year. We could suck those libtards right in by telling them we're a bunch of conservatives who have seen the error of our ways. We don't have to say what those errors are.+2
My youngest daughter came in and explained all about Kwanzaa to us this year. She explained they told her all about it in school.
THE WIFE and I asked her what they said about Hanukkah and Christmas.
"Nothing," was her reply.
LOL! So this made up PC holiday created by a racist takes precedent over two REAL religious holidays.
Notice I didn't list "Ramadan" among the "Real" religious holidays.+3
Anne Coulter may like chubby RINOs but when it comes to historical research, she is spot on.
I still buy her books.+1


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Fashion entrepreneur Brian Spaly got his start co-founding Bonobos, a New York-based e-commerce firm that sells men's slacks designed to eliminate the baggy-bottom look.
For his second act, he has transplanted a fledgling personal shopping service for men, Trunk Club, from the West Coast to Chicago's artsy River North neighborhood.
Since taking office in 1989, Mayor Richard Daley has hauled Chicago into the information age and made it a greener and more sophisticated place to live and work. This month he received a hearty pat on the back for his economic development efforts from two of the world's prestigious think tanks: the Brookings Institution and the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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The outlook can best be described as murky as unemployment rates have outstripped the national average during the downturn, the once-bubbly commercial and residential real estate markets remain battered, and city government edges ever closer to a full-blown financial crisis, a status already crippling the state.
The region also has lagged in innovation, firm creation and growth in productivity and gross metropolitan product over the past decade, according to economic development consultant Robert Weissbourd, president of RW Ventures LLC.
Daley's two long-held dreams of Chicago emerging as a high-tech center and a global business center remain just out of reach.
Chicago ranked seventh in 2009 tech employment among U.S. cities, having lost 8,200 jobs that year, according to the TechAmerica Foundation. And a report by Chicago Federal Reserve Bank economist William Testa suggests the city's economy remains largely tied to its traditional Midwestern business partners.
"We haven't made the real global jump yet, and we have not made the tech jump either, but we are finally poised," said Paul O'Connor, who for many years ran World Business Chicago, the city's economic development affiliate. "We are still a major contender, but, yeah, we can blow it."
Or, as Testa put it, "Given the poor performance of this decade, we need to rethink the challenges for Chicago."
On our newsroom blog Trib Nation, an overview of how the Tribune is covering issues in the mayoral race.
Rita Athas, president of World Business Chicago, argues for a brighter outlook, noting that the city has been recognized as a global city by a number of organizations and that the meteoric rise of Chicago-born daily deal site Groupon will lead to greater recognition of the city's emerging tech base.
"The foundation the mayor laid is really serving us well," she said.
And, indeed, Chicago arrives at this turning point with some critical economic underpinnings working in its favor.
The mayor's firmly forged alliance with the city's business elite, as well as his liberal use of conventional economic development tools, from earmarking property-tax growth for infrastructure development to crafting incentive packages to land corporate headquarters, have helped the city move beyond its smokestack roots and more deeply into business, professional and technical services.
And with Millennium Park as its crown jewel, downtown has expanded southward and westward, with the central city becoming home to a youthful, educated work force. Thirty-one percent of the city's population had a bachelor's degree in 2008, up from 19.5 percent in 1990.
"That stuff is hugely valuable to me," said 33-year-old entrepreneur Spaly, who moved Trunk Club, an online men's outfitter, from Bend, Ore., to River North late last year.
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Before the procedure, I read the book, googled it a zillion times, and tried to be mentally prepared. For the most part, I was. It was weird walking into a surgery room, usually I'm wheeled in, and for some reason it seems less foreign and scary vertically.
The office was a bit strange. They have this huge room with blue lights they called the 'IVF' room. It's huge and you walk past it to get anywhere in the office. People moved around looking official and serious. Large incubators (I'm guessing) emitted flashing lights. It was strange to see and evoked unexpected emotions for me.
The surgery room had a small windowed door, maybe 8" square, leading to that room. It was a bit uncomfortable because when I laid back and 'assumed the position' I was pointing directly towards that window. After four miscarriages, modesty at doctor's offices is out the window (I always wonder why they bother leaving the room when I change) but it was still disconcerting to have a window pointed at me.
The process was as quick as they had said it would be. It took maybe 10 minutes from the time the doctor arrived. Afterwards, I felt dizzy and a bit shaky, (likely nerves). I had minor cramping, but nothing to bad. The doctor reviewed the results and we were out the door 30 minutes after arriving.
About 10 minutes later in the car, the cramping started. I had taken 600 mg of ibuprofen as suggested an hour before, but it apparently wasn't working. I went from talking to Gavin to a mess of tears in about 30 seconds. The cramping was severe for about 30 minutes. It was a short time, but for that short time was as bad or worse than anything I remember during my miscarriages. I can't imagine if I hadn't taken the ibuprofen. After that 30 minutes though, I was almost fine. Still minor cramping, but nothing worse than a normal period. I have no idea if that was normal or mental or what, but even now, less than 24 hours later, I am doubting if it actually happened, although Gavin has no doubt that I was in horrible pain for that short period.
I had minor bleeding and today I'm fine.
I don't know what's next.
"It does not do to dwell on dreams and forget to live."
After several years of broken hearts, and broken dreams, our miracle was born in November 2012. This is my place to celebrate him and remember the babies we will never hold.
Thursday, January 26, 2012
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I am glad it's over for you. Also, it's good to know that there is no problems, but I know that's frustrating too.ReplyDelete
Ugh. Why did they have to have the stirrups facing the door? Ridiculous. Glad things looked ok in your uterus. I always cramp horribly after that kind of thing--sorry it was so bad for you.ReplyDelete
I'm glad to know I'm not the only one. I was convinced something was wrong for a few minutes there...ReplyDelete
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Train services take the strain
CENTRAL Trains, which operates train services through Malvern and Ledbury, say the number of passengers using their trains have doubled in some areas during the fuel crisis. read more
Spice blasts 'anarchy'
WEST Worcestershire Conservative MP Sir Michael Spicer says the Government should have done more to get supplies out of refineries. read more
Horders a safety risk
STOCKING up on petrol at home could cost lives and is illegal, say county trading standards officers. read more
Helpline just a call away
LOCAL authorities, health services and other bodies have set up a number of helplines for the public. read more
Priority outlets
THE government has issued a list of garages which will be issued with petrol for sale to the public once supplies start moving again. It includes Elf, Henwick Road, Worcester; Total, Worcester Road, Droitwich; and Total, Birmingham Road, Bromsgrove. Also on the list are Elf, Coombe Hill, Tewkesbury, and Elf, Mill Street, Leominster. read more
Crowds thrilled by spectacular fly-past
A SPECTACULAR fly-past was witnessed by large crowds in Pershore during this week half-a-century ago. read more
YK2 saw mercy crews ready for crisis
FEARS over the effects of the Millennium Bug may have helped the emergency services when it came to responding to the fuel crisis. read more
It's pony power
A PONY and trap has been pressed into service to do the school run. read more
Teachers battle to keep schools open
Despite the fuel crisis, it has been business as usual for schools, with teachers pulling out all the stops to get in. read more
Firms call for tax cut
COUNTY businesses have written to chancellor Gordon Brown MP demanding an immediate cut in fuel tax. read more
Panic buyers force shop chain to ration supplies
BREAD, milk and other staple goods have been flying off the shelves at local supermarkets this week. read more
Waste sites shut
HOUSEHOLD waste sites across Herefordshire and Worcestershire, including the one at Newland, near Malvern, were shut on Tuesday evening (September 12), in response to the escalating fuel crisis. read more
County brothers eye canoe glory
TWO Worcestershire brothers will represent Great Britain at their fifth Olympics when they compete in Sydney this month. read more
NHS staff win praise
TWO X-ray clinics have been cancelled at Ledbury Cottage Hospital this week, but otherwise the hospital was able to operate as usual. read more
Roseum ready to bloom
ROSEUM, who has got fewer miles on the clock than most vehicles have notched up during the fuel crisis, has the horse power to gain victory in the Ladbroke (Ayr) Gold Cup tomorrow. read more
We'll pull together
THE crisis has revealed a willingness to cope and a shared understanding between firms and their suppliers, according to businessman Peter Earp. read more
It's not all bad news
ONE local company has seen a silver lining to the cloud of the fuel crisis. read more
Post getting through
FUEL stocks held by the Post Office have been sufficient to keep the postal service running as normal and the supply is expected to last into next week. read more
Problems on the buses
ANY delays in Midland Red West bus services are more likely to be due to a shortage of drivers than fuel. read more
Unlikely victim
ONE unlikely victim of the fuel crisis was the pushbike. Organisers of the Specialised Midland Mountain Bike finals, due to be held at Eastnor Park thiws weekend, called the event off because of the transport problems. It will now be held on October 14 and 15. read more
Dome visit to go ahead
ORGANISERS of a mass trip to the Millennium Dome by more than 300 pupils at Malvern Girls' College say they will be pressing ahead. read more
Police postponse talk
A PRESENTATION by senior police officers on policing in the Malvern Hills district was cancelled this week. Deputy chief constable Peter Neyroud and superintendent Simon Adams were due to speak to Malvern Hills District Council at its meeting on Tuesday, but had to postpone the visit because of the fuel crisis. read more
Going green is healthy option
A PROJECT aimed at improving the health of local people by organising conservation work is being officially launched in Malvern. read more
Searching for 'lost' son
A MALVERN Link woman is searching for the son she has not seen for 32 years. read more
Vicar's certainly no stranger to diocese
THE Rev Richard Rosoman may be getting to know Malvern but he is certainly no stranger to the Diocese of Worcester. read more
Students wins STEP awards
University students on summer placements have been presented with awards for their achievements working with local firms. read more
Pair find the words to end lifetime of misery
ASKING for elephant meat in a Malvern butcher's shop might sound frivolous, but it was a serious assignment for Stephen Foster and Kyle Vivian. read more
Hills repairs are in hand
THE trampling effect of walkers, bikers and rabbits is damaging British Camp, read more
Roads worry
THE road network in Worcestershire is in a significantly worse state than in most of Britain. read more
Masons step in to save charity fair
ONE of the main events in Malvern's charity calendar has been saved by local Freemasons. read more
Stream 'is being used as a toilet'
A FURIOUS Malvern woman claims youths using a new skateboarding site are leaving excrement in a stream only feet from her house. read more
Executive board opens door
MEMBERS of the public will be able to attend meetings of Malvern Hills District Council's executive board. read more
Phones go down
MALVERN Hills District Council was thrown into chaos this week when its switchboard broke down. read more
Field trip pupils OK
A FIELD trip by a party of Year Six pupils from Northleigh Primary School has been unaffected by the fuel crisis, said headteacher Jean Mills. She said the 42 ten and 11-year-olds were due back in Malvern today (Friday) on schedule. read more
Drivers well behaved
MOTORISTS in Malvern have remained law abiding throughout the fuel crisis, with only one fuel-related crime reported in the Worcester police district, after motorist made off without paying at a Droitwich petrol station. read more
Festival first for charity
THE first ever charity festival is being held in a Worcester pub to help three trekkers walk the Great Wall of China. read more
Web-cam will open theatre to the world
WORLDWIDE audiences could be packing into the world's smallest theatre if an ambitious plan gets the go-ahead. read more
Freddie's a star turn for Forum
Comedian Freddie Starr will be topping the bill for the second half of the autumn/winter season at Malvern Theatres. read more
Social service cuts to halt spending spiral
SEVERE cuts in Worcestershire social services have been ordered as spending spirals out of control. read more
Miller premiere opens
THE British premiere of the new Arthur Miller play opens at the Malvern Theatres on Tuesday (September 19). read more
Award for store
MALVERN Civic Society presented its green plaque to Waitrose, winner of its 2000 award, this week. read more
Lions seek entries for awards
YOUNG people actively involved in community work could be in line for an award from the Malvern Hills Lions Club. read more
Archer in double medal bid
WORCESTER badminton ace Simon Archer was nowhere to be seen at today's Olympic Games opening ceremony in Sydney. read more
14/9/00 - Worcester point way to future
BILL Smith left Orrell without going for his normal pint of bitter at the clubhouse on Saturday. The life-long fan, who had watched in the early 70s as his heroes famously knocked Harlequins out of the Pilkington Cup, had had enough. read more
Drumming up a great night
THERE will be some banging on at Worcester's Huntington Hall when Drum Orchestra holds a workshop, showing different drum styles from across the globe. read more
Green light for plans to extend two churches
TWO Kidderminster churches have got the go ahead to improve facilities. read more
Tests will discover if homes site is safe
WORRIES about whether an old garage site is suitable for a housing development have delayed a decision on a scheme to build three four-bedroomed homes at Wolverley. read more
Nolan sister Linda still gets scared on stage
FROM being frightened to death on her opening night, Linda Nolan has nothing but warm words for her first serious acting role in the multi-award winning musical Blood Brothers. read more
Welsh way with ballet
CWMNI Ballet Gwent will be performing Giselle Connotation at The Bacon Theatre, Dean Close School, Cheltenham, on Thursday (September 21) at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 (£8.50 concs), from 01242 258002. read more
Unlikely musical pairing
Musicals and Mozart - perhaps an unlikely pairing - can be heard at Worcester Cathedral tomorrow (Saturday) in 'Music for everyone'. read more
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Myanmar says the display, at an institution constructed in Washington to depict the genocide against Jews during World War II, is inappropriate. It can be seen by tourists and passers-by just a few blocks from the White House, where only six months ago President Barack Obama paid tribute to President Thein Sein.
Stark, black-and-white images by American photographer Greg Constantine, are projected at night on the museum's external walls. They combine searching portraits with pictures of the scorched settlements that the Rohingya were forced to flee, leaving more than 100,000 confined to camps. They are denied citizenship in Myanmar, also known as Burma, and are typically regarded there as illegal immigrants from neighboring Bangladesh.
"It's disturbing that at a time when there are so many conversations on the perceived amazing developments in Burma, this tragedy has been overshadowed by everybody's interest on what's been happening elsewhere in the country with democratic reforms," said Constantine, who has spent seven years photographing the Rohingya on both sides of the Myanmar-Bangladesh border.
The federally funded Holocaust museum primarily commemorates the genocide against the Jews by the Nazis.
"We are not saying that genocide is taking place in Burma," said Michael Abramowitz, director of the museum's Center for the Prevention of Genocide. "We are not trying to equate these different situations. The Holocaust was a unique event in human history. But what we do want to do is use our assets to try to prevent these kinds of crimes from happening to others in the future."
Myanmar authorities' failure to prevent sectarian clashes between minority Muslims and majority Buddhists has dented the international reputation of Thein Sein's government.
The former general, hosted by Obama at the White House in May, has been applauded in the West for steering the country from decades of direct military rule. He has eased media restrictions, freed most political prisoners and been rewarded with a rapid lifting of sanctions.
But crimes against humanity have been reported in the midst of the democratic reforms. Sectarian violence that broke out between ethnic Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya in the country's west has spread to other regions of the country. In all, some 240 people have been killed, mostly Muslims, and 240,000 forced to flee their homes.
Many thousands of Rohingya have fled by sea. More than 60 died this weekend when their boat capsized.
Ye Lwin, minister-counselor at the Myanmar Embassy in Washington, said by email that the Myanmar government has given priority to maintenance of law and order in Rakhine State, and is working closely with U.S. ambassador to Myanmar, Derek Mitchell, on the issue. It has also hosted many foreign delegations there.
"It is not appropriate that the Holocaust Museum should conduct such an exhibition depicting the situation in Myanmar as the Rohingya issue is not related to genocide," Ye Lwin said.
Constantine's images will also be shown at the European Parliament building in Brussels at the end of November.
Constantine, who is from Carmel, Ind., but is based in Thailand, has traveled to Malaysia, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Kenya, Ivory Coast, Kuwait and the Dominican Republic to document stateless people. He regards the situation of the Rohingya, who have faced persecution for decades, as the most extreme case of all.
He began photographing them in Bangladesh in 2006, but only last year was he able to visit them in Myanmar, traveling to the western city of Sittwe. He said he saw a "complete helplessness" among Rohingya in displacement camps: people who wanted to return their homes but had no idea there's little left there but rubble.
"It was disturbing to see and feel the complete and total absence of any Muslim presence in Sittwe," Constantine said, who last visited in March. "There was no call to prayer going on. All the mosques were empty or destroyed or Burmese troops were living in them. Every single Muslim shop was boarded up."
Facing criticism from the West and the Islamic world, Myanmar's government has vowed to prevent further violence, but the Rohingyas' plight draws little sympathy among the wider population there.
Tomas Ojea Quintana, a senior investigator on human rights in Myanmar for the U.N., said last month the government is showing greater willingness to address the crisis in Rakhine state but has failed to investigate allegations of widespread human rights violations, including by security forces.
Constantine, for one, says the stone facade of Holocaust museum is an appropriate canvas for his photographs.
"The fact is this is a museum that's there to elevate discussion of atrocities against humanity," he said. "I believe that's what happening against the Rohingya right now."


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The location was perfect (just on back of main square) but not the same for quality and services: the staff just speak french; the parking is not included (contrary to what is written) the room's cleanliness and maintenance was just acceptable for 1 night.
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- matteocol5785
- Italy
- All Male Group, 25-30
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