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Yoga Classes in Axbridge England
| Yoga Classes in Wells Somerset
14 kilometers Away
|Harmony Yoga
|Yoga Style: Vinyasa Krama/Viniyoga
7 Welsford Avenue
Wells, Somerset BA5 2HX
|01749 677470
|Contact:Steve Brandon
Vinyasa Krama Yoga teacher and teacher trainer, Steve has trained extensively in Krishnamacharya's tradition and is a student of Srivatsa Ramaswami. Certified Vinyasa Krama Yoga Practitioner and Teacher Training Certificate Course. Personal Yoga tuition, Yoga and Ayurveda Therapy. See website for further details and FREE monthly newsletter.
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| Yoga Classes in Glastonbury Somerset
17 kilometers Away
|Divine Yoga
|Yoga Style: Classic integrated yoga with Scaravelli
Glastonbury, Somerset
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I offer a classic integrated yoga in the lineage of Krishnmacharya, incorporating breathwork, drishti, bandha, mudra and subtle anatonomy. I am influenced by Ayurvedic wisdom and the sutras of Patanjali.
My teaching is informed by the teachings of Vanda Scaravelli and an appreciation of the poses as a means of furthering personal sensitivity, deep listening and compassion.
I love to explore themes deeply and create a flowing communication between student and teacher to proceed together safely, with trust and curiosity, illuminating each others practice.
- Personal and small group sessions at your home or in dedicated venue. - Flexible timetabling and frequency to suit your schedule - Sessions tailored to your needs and preferences - Individualised attention - Ideal for nervous beginners - Supportive and therapeutic techniques for those facing physical or emotional challenges. - Suitable for returners wishing to re-engage with yoga
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|Breath by Breath
|Yoga Style: Kundalini Yoga, Voice & Sound Healing
Paddington Farm
Glastonbury, Somerset BA68JN
|07793 208 631
Yoga classes. Regular retreats and workshops in UK combining yoga, voice work and sound healing with Preet Kaur and Vaishnavi.
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|Ashtanga Yoga Glastonbury
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga Vinyasa Yoga
5 Little Orchard
Glastonbury, Somerset BA6
|01458 445077
|Contact:Jane Piddington
Jane is a Senior Yoga teacher with Yoga Alliance UK. She teaches classes and workshops in and around the Glastonbury area to all levels of experience.She also trains teachers to 200 hour diploma status as a registered yoga school with Yoga Alliance UK.The next training will begin in August 2015. Jane has a daily ashtanga yoga practice and all classes are based on this style, using various ways of deepening understanding of the practice. Jane is open to travelling to teach weekend workshops, taking on new classes, private clients and corporate work (she currently teaches at the Environment Agency in Bridgwater).
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| Yoga Classes in Clevedon Somerset
18 kilometers Away
|Yoga classes in North Somerset
|Yoga Style: Ashtanga & Hatha Yoga
Greyfriars at The Church of Immaculate Conception, Marine Hill (at the end
Clevedon, Somerset BS21 7PP
|07931 741985
|Contact:Mark Stanford
Yoga classes and individual tuition in Clevedon, Weston-super-mare, Axbridge and North Somerset. An energetic form of yoga to improve your strength, suppleness, concentration, and well-being. Beginners welcome. Postures can be modified or substituted to suit your ability.
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12 midday - 1pm LOXTON Webbington Hotel & Country Club
6.30pm - 8pm CLEVEDON Greyfriars, Church of the Immaculate Conception
9.30am - 10.30am CLEVEDON - The White Space, 36 Robin Lane
10.45am - 11.45am CLEVEDON - The White Space, 36 Robin Lane
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| Yoga Classes in Pilton Somerset
21 kilometers Away
|Adele Robertson
|Yoga Style: British Wheel of Yoga- Hatha
Pilton, Somerset
|01749 890199
|Contact:Adele Robertson
Classes in Pilton, Shepton Mallet, Wells and Street. Hatha Yoga for all stages of life. I teach Yoga to adults, pregnant women, mothers with babies, toddlers, children and chair Yoga (for the elderly and people with limited movement). My approach is to run friendly Yoga classes that can be enjoyed by everyone, no matter what the fitness or ability level. Classes include postures (Asana), breathing exercises (Pranayama) and relaxation.
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| Yoga Classes in SHEPTON MALLET Somerset
22 kilometers Away
|Time for You
|Yoga Style: Hatha
12 Compton Road
SHEPTON MALLET, Somerset
|Contact:Jo Webb
Hatha fusion with Dru influences
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|Ruth Pratt
|Yoga Style: Dynamic Hatha Yoga
12 Town Street
Shepton Mallet, Somerset BA4 5BJ
|01749 342508
|Contact:Ruth Pratt
I teach hatha yoga, dynamic yoga, restorative yoga, relaxation, meditation and pranayama (breath work). I teach classes and workshops in leisure centres, schools and health centres. I teach small and large classes, one to ones, and workshops.
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| Yoga Classes in Bristol
25 kilometers Away
|Bristol City Yoga
16 Backfields Lane
Bristol BS2 8QW
|Contact:Laura Gilmore
Yoga holidays and retreats with highly experienced teachers. Venues are all chosen for their tranqulity and stunning locations including- Italy, Spain, Morocco, France, and the UK- Cornwall, Dartmoor, Somerset, Pembrokeshire.
Beautiful purposed built yoga studio in the heart of the city, expert tuition for all ages and levels. Classes: Hatha, Ashtanga, Iyengar, Kundalini, Anusara, Restorative, Hatha Flow, Pregnancy, Mum-Baby, Children's and monthly Family sessions. Yoga Alliance Teacher Training school. Workshops and retreats all year around. Equipment and changing facilities provided.
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| Yoga Classes in Somerset Somerset
15 kilometers Away
|Yoga Style: Kripalu, Flow, Power Vinyasa
Somerset, Somerset TA7 9HT
|Contact:Valerie Rowe-Clark
After 17 years teaching in the Caribbean, I am looking forward to another year of Yoga in Somerset. Classes now held in Catcott. Contact via email for information on workshops, classes and private sessions. All classes include pranayama and meditation. Beginners are very welcome. You don't need to be flexible to practice Yoga. My experience includes back care yoga, helping you develope a stronger, healthier back through balanced action of the muscle groups. The Saturday session is back to basics, ideal for beginners and advanced practitioners who want to explore alignment to deepen the practice. Wednesday evening session is a Yoga flow class.
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| Yoga Classes in Bristol Avon
26 kilometers Away
|Yoga Style: Tantric Yoga
10-12 Picton Street
Bristol, Avon BS6 5QA
|Contact:Christopher Gladwell
Yogasara is home to a group of talented teachers who offer classes, courses and workshops in various styles of yoga, movement and meditation in the heart of Bristol. We combine a broad range of experience and expertise to provide a multidisciplinary centre for excellence in Yoga. We also host regular events to support a community focused on lifelong enjoyment of joyous good health. Whether you are new to yoga or an experienced practitioner you will find what you are looking for at Yogasara. Discover inspired teaching, deepen your practice, share your gifts and build a vibrant Yoga scene that focuses on health, clarity, creativity, well-being and the evolution of consciousness within our society.
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|Yoga Style: Hatha, Vinyasa, Satyananda, Krishnamacharya
Bristol, Avon
|Contact:Dory Walker
Inspiring yoga practices for mind and body. Classes, courses, workshops & retreats.
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|Bliss by Liz
|Yoga Style: Hatha and Yin
5 Imperial Road
Bristol, Avon BS66NE
|Contact:Lisette Hoffmans
I am a registered yoga teacher, having completed my yin&yang yoga teacher training with the Yoga Academy.
I currently teach two weekly yoga classes in Bristol: -Friday 10am hatha yoga class at Wilder Studios (27-29 Wilder Street, BS28QA) -Friday 6.30pm yin yoga class at Breathe Bristol (3 All Saints Court, BS11JN)
Come join my class; I am excited to share my love for yoga with you!
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|Marj Cook Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Children
Bristol BS3 3AE
|07713 621586
|Contact:Marj Cook
I have been practising Yoga for over 12 years and teaching for the last 6 years. Over time I have developed my own style of Hatha Yoga with particular focus on postural alignment, breath work and restorative practice. My inspiration is derived from some of the many wonderful teachers I have encountered both in the UK and in India. I believe my down to earth approach makes my yoga classes accessible for everyone regardless of age, ability
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|Yoganjali Teaching and Therapy Centre
|Yoga Style: viniyoga of Yoga
Princes Place, Bishopston
Bristol, Avon BS7 8NP
|07768 278 728
|Contact:Paul Harvey
The place in Bristol for Yoga Classes or Yoga Lessons reflecting Paul Harveys study with TKV Desikachar in India over 20 years.
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|Yoga Prema
|Yoga Style: Hatha, Sivananda
Bristol Yoga Classes for all levels whether you are a complete beginner or a seasoned practitioner. Courses, workshops and drop in classes in Windmill Hill, Easton and Totterdown. Also Meditation classes. New courses starting in February for Beginners, Improvers and Intermediate levels. Ongoing drop in classes, Monday am, Tusday am and Wed evening.
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|Yogafurie - Bristol's Hot Yoga Alternative
|Yoga Style: Hot yoga
Across North Bristol
|+44 (0)7807789875
Dynamic vinyasa yoga in a hot room. Burn up to 900 calories per session!
This is not the Bikram sequence; class content varies week to week and draws on the full range of Hatha postures and breathing exercises. Classes are informal and fun.
Your teacher - Ed - has taught and practiced yoga and various martial arts for over 20 years, so you are assured a supportive and constructive environment in which to begin or deepen your practice.
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|Yoga and Pregnancy and Post-Natal Yoga
|Yoga Style: Viniyoga,
|0758 437 4515
|Contact:Kay Wensley
Yoga for the body, breath and mind
General group classes Yoga in Pregnancy Post-natal yoga for Mums and babies Individual tuition for recovery, support or exploration Yoga in schools and workplaces
The classes are friendly and respect differences in experience and ability. Please contact Kay for details
cYs Practitioner and Postgraduate, BWY and EUFNY accredited teacher, CNHC Registered Practitioner
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|Breathe Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha Yoga
|Contact:Amelia Wood
Hatha Yoga in the vini style from British Wheel accredited teacher Amelia Wood. Feel relaxed and revived as you unite the body, mind and breath in slow, dynamic movements.
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|Yoga by Nature
|Yoga Style: Hatha
1B Sandhurst Road
Bristol BS4 3PJ
|07938 889028
|Contact:Morven Hamilton
Affordable, nourishing retreats in nature. We offer the chance to get back to nature, deepen your yoga practice and expand your knowledge. When yu come on a Yoga by Nature retreat you can expect to enjoy a weekend of self-inquiry, enriching workshops and daily yoga classes. Retreats are held in peaceful countryside locations for you to reconnect with nature.
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|Yoga Bristol
|Yoga Style: Kundalini Yoga
27-29 Wilder Street
Bristol, Avon BS2 8QA
|07726 892 631
Kundalini Yoga Bristol is much more than a system of physical exercise; its a dynamic, powerful tool for expanding awareness. Its safe, comprehensive, and simple. It promotes physical health, stimulates the minds potential, and touches ones innermost being. An integration of all aspects of Yoga is utilized, namely asana (posture), meditation, pranayam (breathwork), mantra (voice vibration), mudra (hand posture) and bandha (locks). It is this synthesis that is the secret behind its magical ability to connect you with your bliss.
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|Yoga Style: Dynamic
wilder street
bristol, Avon
|0117 9741106
Dynamic yoga classes in Bristol to develop strength, flexibility and peace of mind. I offer sometimes the first class free. Please, just enquire
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|Clara Lemon yoga
|Yoga Style: viniyoga
North View, Westbury Park
Bristol BS67QB
|07759 131009
|Contact:Clara Lemon
Bristol-based yoga teacher teaching friendly group classes in Westbury Park and at Bristol Yoga Space. Group yoga classes, plus specialist training in pregnancy yoga and children's yoga, plus experienced yoga therapist working 1 on 1 with a wide range of abilities and health conditions.
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|Greenbank Yoga
|Yoga Style: Hatha
Bristol BS5
|Contact:Katie Stott
Yoga Classes in Greenbank, Bristol! Monday evenings 6pm until 7.30pm £7 per class drop in. Location: School of Exceptional Arts, 1, Greenbank Road (opp Greenbank Pub) Mats provided. Check out the website for further details.
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|Jane Roberts
|Yoga Style: Yoga for Pregnancy
Bristol, Avon
|07748 165907
|Contact:Jane Roberts
Classes currently running at St. Anne's Park Children's Nursery. Tuesdays @ 6pm, please call for more information.
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|Yoga Style: Kids Yoga!
Bristol, Avon
|Contact:Simone Coakham
Kids yoga classes in Bristol including stories, music and games. For children age 2 and a half to 12 years.
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Landowners, Others Seeing the Impact of Energy Investment
by Garry Hoffmann on Monday, Aug. 27, 2007 12:00 am
Lyndell Wyatt raises hay, sod, row crops and cattle on his farm north of Searcy. He also takes phone calls about a new line of business.
"Once a week, someone from the gas company is asking to do something with our land," Wyatt, 43, explained by telephone on a steamy August afternoon while atop a tractor in his hay meadow.
He's used to multitasking - more so since he, his father and a neighbor negotiated a lease with a subsidiary of Southwestern Energy Co. in early 2005 for access to 2,000 acres along Arkansas 16, about halfway to Pangburn. The five-year contract authorized SEECO Inc. to explore and drill for gas.
"We've got a business going with the farm. We sell sod and we sell hay, and this is like an added job," Wyatt said of the steady stream of inquiries.
"You have no choice but to keep up with it," he said.
Dwight Brown keeps up, too. The Wynne real estate appraiser is keenly interested in the potential mining of parts of Cross and neighboring Woodruff County - specifically several hundred acres south of Fair Oaks. Brown's family sold this land in 1991 but retained 50 percent mineral rights on most and 100 percent ownership on 160 acres.
"My father-in-law knew the gas and oil business," Brown, 54, said. "He instilled in us a need to hold onto such."
A partial payoff came in late 2005 when the Brown family signed onto separate leases: one with Maverick Oil & Gas Inc. for 450 acres in Cross County and a second with Chesapeake Energy Corp. for 200 acres in Woodruff County. The latter plot was combined for leasing purposes with about 50,000 acres that John Conner Jr. of Newport put together.
Each five-year contract included a $275-per-acre signing bonus with a 15 percent royalty stake in gas produced and an option to renew for another five years at the same terms.
"I was comfortable with it," Brown said.
No wells have been drilled, though. Brown thinks that could be four or five years away, citing a lack of transmission lines.
Brown and Wyatt both own land above the Fayetteville Shale Play, but the hydraulic fracturing of this underground gas reservoir hasn't extended to its eastern portions. A 2005 University of Arkansas study estimated that drilling in the basin that extends from north-central Arkansas to the Mississippi River will inject $5.5 billion into the state economy, creating 10,000 jobs by 2008 and generating untold wealth for property owners who lease land and mineral rights. More recent research, however, indicates an even greater economic impact.
New Money
Joe Whisenhunt goes a step further.
"The Fayetteville Shale Play will have the most significant impact that the state of Arkansas has ever had," Whisenhunt, 71, said from his home on Harmony Mountain in the Ozark foothills. "It's worth 15 to 20 auto plants."
The commercial real estate developer took an unconventional route in marketing the mineral rights to 4,000 acres he has accumulated on and around Harmony Meadows Ranch, primarily along U.S. 65 at Bee Branch and several miles east on the Greers Ferry Lake shoreline.
He first learned of the oil and gas industry's interest in the area about three years ago from a neighbor who asked if he had been approached. Soon he was hearing about signing bonuses of $600 to $700 an acre. After downloading a standard lease from the Web site of the Arkansas Oil & Gas Commission and paring the "onerous" language to the basic legal requirements, Whisenhunt decided to go proactive.
"I brought in a new company, fresh, and they started to work," he said.
Whisenhunt had gone to the Tulsa offices of KCS Resources, a company he knew was not involved in the Fayetteville Shale Play.
"We literally constructed our own lease, incorporating the legal requirements of the state of Arkansas," Whisenhunt said.
Conspicuously absent was a signing bonus. Whisenhunt wanted that money put into drilling - "they had a year to drill three wells" - but he received a royalty that he described as significantly different from the standard one-eighth share, or 12.5 percent. He said a confidentially agreement precluded him from disclosing the rate.
"Believe me, it's a good one."
Petrohawk Energy Corp., which absorbed KCS Resources, has since put eight wells in the pipeline on Whisenhunt land, producing, the landowner said, 21 million cubic feet per day. Three wells are in a section of land (640 acres) that includes a 110-acre subdivision of 32 property owners with plots of 1 to 4.5 acres. Whisenhunt said he had leased their land and then subleased it back to them with a royalty stake three times above the standard 12.5 percent.
That's where he draws the most satisfaction, Whisenhunt said, relating how a man in his 70s had shared his and his wife's excitement upon receiving their first royalty check: $700 for three months of drilling. Whisenhunt said he reminded the man that the check reflected only one well's production, that there were three in the section, and the payments would soon be $200 to $250 per month per well.
"If we put eight wells in Section 31, he'll get $1,600 to $1,700 a month."
Over in Wynne, Brown has heard these stories.
"You got folks who didn't have very much and now they have income coming in and they don't know what to do with it. It's more than they ever dreamed of seeing."
Becoming a Landman
Lisa Fields knew what to do with the higher income she began earning about 2 1/2 years ago, and she doesn't even own land in the Fayetteville Shale. Fields, 27, of Conway, is a landman for Griffith Land Service in Conway, which does contract work for two Houston-based companies: Alta Resources LLC and publicly traded Petrohawk.
Fields runs title searches preparatory to determining the ownership of mineral rights and securing leases. She does some leasing, too, and visits drill sites to talk with landowners.
"I had no experience. I had no idea what I was doing," Fields said, recalling her first days on the job.
"I didn't even know you could publicly go into the courthouse and get this information," she said by cell phone outside the Van Buren County Courthouse in Clinton.
Soon, the former insurance agent - pregnant with her son, Alec, when she took the job - was making enough money to support the soon-to-be family of three and allow her husband, James, fresh out of college, to start a heating and air-conditioning business.
She finds the work fascinating and fun.
"I like it a lot," she said. "I like math a lot and there's always an answer ... there's always a path."
Amanda Reves was similarly enthusiastic. The Pope County homemaker-turned-landman runs most of her titles at the Conway County Courthouse in Morrilton. Reves, also 27, was somewhat familiar with the terrain, her father having managed a leasing service.
"I really enjoy my job. It's different every day," said Reves, whose deed research has turned up century-old documents reflecting land transactions in which the seller, for whatever reason, reserved the mineral interests for himself and his heirs.
But it's the here and now of the Fayetteville Shale Play that's been good to Reves. Yes, she agreed, the work pays much better than a previous stint delivering beauty supplies.
"It's very much helped me to do things for myself," Reves said. "It's given me the opportunity to buy the home that I wanted."
Reves and her husband, James, live in Dover with their 4-year-old daughter, Zo'.
"Seek Out Legal Advice"
Back in Searcy, Lyndell Wyatt said he wasn't living the dream. Not yet, anyway. He was back from a break in the interview, using the time to bale hay.
The 760 acres that his father, Sonny Wyatt, owns in White County are spread over seven sections - as few as 3 acres in one, as many as 400 acres in another.
In early 2005, the Wyatts and a neighbor negotiated leases for roughly 2,000 acres with T.S. Dudley Land Co., the leasing agent for SEECO. Terms of the five-year contract included a signing bonus in the $100-an-acre range, Lyndell Wyatt said, with a one-eighth (12.5 percent) royalty stake.
SEECO has yet to drill for gas on the Wyatts' property but has completed six wells in two of the seven sections that include Wyatt acreage, giving the Searcy farm family a fractional interest in production payments.
"We're drawing royalties on three of six [wells] at this point," Lyndell Wyatt said.
The payments, amounting to $1 a day per acre, are equally divided: "The more land you have in the section, the bigger your piece of the pie," Wyatt said.
SEECO did lay gravel pads as a precursor to drilling on the Wyatts' property - one in a sod field, the other in a hay meadow - but put the wells on hold. Wyatt now wishes the lease had set time limits for such inactivity.
"I feel that people ought to seek out legal advice when they do their original land lease, not so much for the big money or the big royalty check, but for the oil company's use of your property," Wyatt said.
"They're after what's underneath and we're trying to make a living from what's on top, and sometimes we butt heads."
Royalty Owners Form Group
Brown said landowners needed an advocacy group, explaining why he and three others established an Arkansas chapter of the National Association of Royalty Owners. A few days before the chapter's first annual meeting at Harding University in Searcy, Brown said membership stood at about 65. "Arkansas has had its share of snake oil salesmen and carpetbaggers with this push to get acreage leased," Brown, the chapter president, said in an e-mail.
"I get two to three inquiries a week from people in Arkansas asking me to look over their lease, and I tell them I'm not an attorney."
Wyatt sounded a similar theme.
"Up until this little gas boom hit, mineral rights was just something we had but we didn't talk about it," he said. "It was a non-issue."
Now, he noted, land values are through the roof.
"A fellow auctioned land off that a couple of years ago would have gone for $800 to $900 an acre; he sold it for $4,640 an acre, for nearly 100 acres of land."
Closer to home, Wyatt said, "some kind of investment company" offered him $8,300 for the mineral rights to just 2 acres.
"We were tempted but Dad and I talked," Wyatt said, and agreed that it was more than a "just-sign-at-the-bottom" deal. "If they're willing to pay that kind of money for the minerals, there's no telling how much they're worth. That $8,300 might turn into 30, 40 or 50 thousand over the life of the lease."
Despite his daily interaction with the industry, Wyatt said gas production remained a mystery.
"I have no way of knowing what's under the earth."
He's also not ready to rely on the Fayetteville Shale for his livelihood.
"The prospect's there. ... It's beginning to, since we started getting royalty checks, it begins to be a reality."
(Garry Hoffmann is a freelance writer living in Little Rock.)
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Losing just five players from last year's 8-7 NESCAC tournament squad, Wesleyan field hockey has 18 letterwinners and nine starters back to carry the load into the 2010 campaign. Tri-Captains Jamie Thabault '11 (#22, photo left side), Allie Lynch '11 (#23, photo lower right) and Hilary Nabhan '11 (#8, photo upper right) represent half the seniors on the squad of 25 players. Thabault and Lynch have been consistent starters since their freshman years while Nabhan has started 18 of the 23 contests she has played over three seasons, often hampered by injury. She is hopeful of a full season of action in her final opportunity.
Other seasoned starters back for 2010 include Alex Bean '11, second-team all-NESCAC pick Morgan McCauley '12, Liz Chabot '12, Ashley McLaren '13, Taryn Murray '13 and second-team all-NESCAC goalie Tori Redding '13. McCauley, who also picked up second-team NFHCA New England West accolades, paced the Cardinals in scoring a year ago with nine goals and four assists for 22 points. Chabot was second with six goals and an assist. Murray ranked third with four goals and two helpers. Wesleyan has 28 of its 30 goals from 2009 returning in personnel for 2010. Redding, also a starting outfielder for Wesleyan's NESCAC champion and NCAA-qualifying softball squad last spring, played every minute in the Cardinal net in 2009, logging a 1.87 goals-against average and an 81.8 save percentage. She, too, was a New England West second-teamer by the NFHCA.
Other returnees feature Lila Creighton '11, who started four games in 2009, Averill Roberto '13, Maureen Malloy '13, Susan Gallo '13, Brooke Baker '13, Rebecca Hadad '12, Chantel Ferguson '13, and backup keeper Sarah Beattie '12.
Joining the squad will be seven capable newcomers in the class of 2014, two on attack, three in the midfield, one in the backfield and a goaltender. This balance will lend valuable support to an already experienced and hard-working squad which went 5-0 outside the NESCAC in 2009 and 3-6 in regular-season conference play. Wesleyan suffered a pair of two-goal setbacks to Tufts, including a 2-0 loss to the Jumbos in the opening round of the NESCAC tournament, before the Jumbos run to the NCAA Division III Tournament semi-finals in 2009. There Tufts lost 1-0 to eventual National Champion Salisbury.
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Imagine a building designed with the latest green technologies that also showcases innovative technologies of the future. Kind of blows your mind, right? Well that's exactly what Spain's green roofed and solar powered BTEK Technology Interpretation Center accomplishes. Designed by architecture firm ACXT, the new building is part of Spain's Vizcaya Technology Park, where it will serve as an interpretation center that introduces student visitors to all kinds of forward-looking technologies.
Designers Gonzalo Carro and Javier Perez Uribarri certainly designed the technology center with energy efficiency in mind. The 8,500 square-foot building uses geothermal heating and cooling and a building-integrated photovoltaic system. Lots of windows lining the front of the structure allow hallways to be bathed in natural light. Plus, grass lines the roof and solar panels are integrated into the building's triangular shape.
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Dr. Loftus is analyzing the molecular and genetic basis of neural crest development. Neural crest cells, which appear along the dorsal surface of the neural tube in early embryos, are pluripotent (i.e., able to differentiate into many cell types). They migrate through the body and develop into a variety of tissues, including cells of the peripheral nervous system, melanocytes, cartilage, and bone. The Mouse Embryology Section is particularly interested in understanding the role that neural crest cell-expressed genes play in regulating a migrating cell's fate to either continue migration to another location, or to stop migrating, proliferate, and proceed with differentiation into distinct cell types. Disruption of these genes during neural crest cell development can lead to a variety of congenital disorders such as albinism and neurocristopathies, while disruption at later stages can contribute to cancers such as melanoma.
One example of a neurocristopathy is Waardenburg syndrome, a congenital peripheral nervous system disorder that can cause facial abnormalities, lack of pigment in several regions, and deafness. Patients with Waardenburg syndrome may lack peripheral nervous system innervation of the gut. Several years ago, Dr. Pavan's laboratory found that mutations in the transcription factor SOX10 disrupt neural crest development in mice and are responsible for neural crest defects in some individuals with Waardenburg syndrome. Dr. Loftus has been developing technologies to clarify the relationship between SOX10 and an additional transcription factor, MITF, both of which are altered in Waardenburg syndrome and melanoma tumors.
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The battle for the hearts and minds of children has taken a new twist as the nation's most vocal and controversial anti- hunting and fishing group is trying to convince kiddies that eating fish sticks is akin to abetting torture and murder.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals is hoping its latest, kinder and gentler campaign -- to rename fish "sea kittens" -- will accomplish what Walt Disney and DreamWorks Animation have failed to do.
While "Bambi" might have influenced how non-hunters viewed deer and hunters when it was released during World War II, cartoon fish haven't driven too many people away from seafood platters.
Sebastian the crab and "Flounder," Ariel's companions in 1989's "The Little Mermaid," probably had little effect on the seafood market. Ditto for 2003's "Finding Nemo" and the following year's star-studded "Shark Tale."
Yet PETA is convinced its new cat-fish caper will resonate with youngsters, who can even create their own purring Pisces with a mohawk by visiting the organization's interactive website ( "http://www.peta.org/sea_kittens").
"PETA thought that by renaming fish sea kittens, compassionate people who would never dream of hurting a dog or a cat might extend that sympathy to fish, or sea kittens," PETA campaign coordinator Ashley Byrne told National Public Radio.
"Fish not only have the same ability to feel pain as a dog or cat, but they also communicate with one another. They have complex social interactions; they form bonds; they express affection by gently rubbing against one another," Byrne added.
PETA's website has a section devoted to sea kittens, which includes a petition to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service asking them to cease promotions of fishing.
There are "bedtime stories" devoted to Tara the Tuna, Tony the Trout and Fred the Flounder. But the very short tales probably aren't going to be adapted for the silver screen.
This isn't PETA's first anti-fishing campaign geared toward kids. The other involves someone in a fish suit distributing comic books to children at bass tournaments, in front of tackle shops and at favorite fishing holes.
The colorful cover proclaims: "Your Daddy Kills Animals!" It shows a man wearing a lure-encrusted fishing cap and eviscerating a fish. The blood-red teaser at the bottom reads: "Ask your daddy why he's hooked on killing!" (see for yourself at "http://www.fishinghurts.com/feat-newcomic.asp"
Given that all cows are sacred with PETA, it wouldn't be too much of a stretch to envision the sea kittens campaign extended to other species within the food chain. And because white-tailed deer are the most hunted animal in North America, they might well be next to be anthropomorphized (given human, perhaps petlike characteristics).
Imagine the possibilities...
1. Buck Pups
2. Bambi Poodles
3. Cabbage Patch Deer
4. Buckleberry Hound
5. Dora the Doe
Don't laugh too hard, Mr. and Mrs. Deer Hunter. After all, PETA has even created its own interactive game -- patterned after Super Mario -- in which baby chicks can save "the princess," Pamela Anderson, from the clutches of the evil chicken-murdering Colonel Sanders.
The only entrees PETA - they of the Jesus-was-a-vegetarian fame - would like to see next to the mashed potatoes are those of us who prefer not to peel our red and white meats off a Styrofoam or plastic tray.
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Tooth related happenings.
September 09, 2010 (08:10 PM)
At work yesterday, one of the kindergarteners who I take care of bit me. He's usually a really happy kid, right up until he's told no. One of the recess supervisors said that he hit a girl, so I told him that he was in timeout. He immediately threw a tantrum, and as I pulled him away from the playground, he sunk his teeth into the flesh of my stomach. I looked around to see a lot of people staring, and I told the other instructional assistant that he was biting me. If he had pulled away, he probably would have ripped my flesh, so I just waited there, made sure he didn't move, and hoped he would eventually let go. After about fifteen or twenty seconds, he finally did.
I came into work today and he greeted me with a smile and a high five.
After work, I had to go to the oral surgeon for a consultation about getting my wisdom teeth removed. Some of the teeth are rotting, and I found out that I have two partial bone impactions. The total for the procedure came out to about $1841, but fortunately, I think my insurance will cover most of it, so I think it will only end up costing between $370 and $650 for me. I'm usually pretty casual about medical stuff because I like to get problems fixed, but I will need to be under general anesthesia for this procedure, which I have never done before.
Re: Tooth related happenings.
September 09, 2010 (08:27 PM)
It's a good thing you aren't biting people. With rotting wisdom teeth, the best you could hope for is to give them rabies. The worst would be to cause yourself an extreme amount of pain.
The real lesson here is obviously that you need to go online and invest money in an abs of steel program so that the next time a little fucker bites your stomache, he breaks his teeth.
Re: Tooth related happenings.
September 10, 2010 (03:40 PM)
General anesthesia isn't so bad. When I went under for my wisdom teeth
after specifically requesting general anesthetic
it was pretty quick. I remember being asked to count down from ten, I got to about seven and the next thing I remember is waking up half an hour later in the recovery room.
Re: Tooth related happenings.
September 11, 2010 (01:07 AM)
I've had 5 generals, one of them for wisdom teeth removal. Whether by gas or IV, the moment of conk-out tends to be pleasant.
On only one of the 5 occasions
having my appendix out
did I find afterwards that I had lost my memory of the moment of conking out. My memory for that one just extends to lying on a trolley with an IV in me, not even in the operating room yet - then it's blank til I wake up.
For all the other times, I can remember basically right up to and including going to sleep. Maybe because having a gas mask put on your face makes the moment so discrete, that's easier to remember. When it's done by IV there's no clear action to help engrave the moment apart from the counting, if they suggest you do that.
Anyway, if you're interested in tricks of memory and such, having general is always a fascinating experience. It's the only time you might have a chance of experiencing and remembering the exact moment you go to sleep.
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NEWTOWN, Conn. [December 5, 2011] — Forecast International has issued a new study, "The Market for Business Jet Aircraft," in which the Connecticut-based market research firm predicts that 10,907 business jets will be produced between 2011 and 2020. The value of this production is estimated at $230.3 billion in constant 2011 U.S. dollars. The study projects that business jet production will resume growing in 2012, after declining each of the previous three years.
According to Forecast International Senior Aerospace Analyst Raymond Jaworowski, "Business jet production in 2012 will show some minor improvement over 2011, but more substantial growth in build rates will have to wait until 2013." Production is forecast to total 728 units in 2012, signaling the start of a gradual, though potentially long-lasting, market recovery. The anticipated recovery is expected to be quite measured in its pace, with the 2008 production total of 1,313 business jets not expected to be reached until the year 2018.
Manufacturers have a number of new business jets in development. These range from the Cessna Citation M2 light jet up to ultra-long-range models such as the Bombardier Global 7000 and 8000 and the Gulfstream G650. The manufacturers are hoping that the new models will not only benefit from the improved market conditions expected in the future, but also contribute to the recovery themselves by stimulating demand.
The worst of the industry downturn is over, but much of the business jet market remains sluggish, especially the light and medium jet segments of the market. Demand is considerably stronger at the top end of the market, in the large-cabin and long-range sectors. This tale of two markets will not continue indefinitely, however.
In the meantime, other indices look promising, as business aircraft utilization is up and the market for used business jets has stabilized. Economic growth has returned, though it remains weak in key regions such as the U.S. and Europe. Corporate profits, a key leading indicator of future business jet demand, are strong.
Forecast International's market forecast indicates that the top three business jet manufacturers in unit production during the 2011-2020 timeframe will be Cessna, Embraer, and Bombardier. When the market is measured in monetary value of production, the top three companies are projected to be Gulfstream, Bombardier, and Dassault.
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"In reaffirming the greatness of our nation, we understand that greatness is never a given. It must be earned;"
"As for our common defense, we reject as false the choice between our safety and our ideals;"
"?a nation cannot prosper long when it favors only the prosperous;"
"For we know that our patchwork heritage is a strength, not a weakness;"
"To those leaders around the globe who seek to sow conflict, or blame their society's ills on the West?know that your people will judge you on what you can build, not what you destroy;"
"For the world has changed, and we must change with it."
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Deserts and beyond...places in and around the southern California deserts and beyond. Photo taken at Canyon Lake, in the Superstition Mountains of Arizona, December 2011. A few minutes later, after the sun disappeared, these cliffs were their normal color. They were only golden for a short time and I'm glad we were able to view them in their glory.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
In flight~SOOC Sunday~051511
I spent yesterday morning watching a mother woodpecker deal with her hungry babies in a huge saguaro over by Desert Ridge Villas, in Scottsdale, AZ. Hubby decided he wanted to get out of town for the weekend, so here we are! Anyway, I was taking photos of her and when I uploaded them, I saw this one. I nearly deleted it, but then decided I liked it because it showed her in action. She was moving so quickly from the saguaro to somewhere else to get food for the hungry ones, I watched her for quite a while! What a busy mom she is! SOOC Sunday for May 15, 2011. To view other participants in SOOC Sunday, please go to: http://www.murrieta365.com/
Posted by desertsandbeyond at 5:52 AM
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9 comments:
- Barbara said...
Awesome capture.. Love it
- May 15, 2011 at 7:11 AM
- Linda Makiej said...
Marvelous SOOC shot...
Have a great Sunday!
Glad to be following you...
- May 15, 2011 at 7:53 AM
- Bella Skye said...
Wow great shot!
- May 15, 2011 at 8:11 AM
- Sherrie said...
Awesome movement shot! Those babies do keep you busy. Have a great day!
Food for Thought
- May 15, 2011 at 8:19 AM
- Jan said...
This is a great capture. So much motion captured.
- May 15, 2011 at 8:24 AM
- Teresa said...
What a great shot! Glad you didn't delete it.
- May 15, 2011 at 9:21 AM
- Spare Parts and Pics said...
What a great action shot... so glad you didn't delete it!!
- May 15, 2011 at 1:53 PM
- Leckeres für Mensch und Katze - Goodies for a pleasant life said...
What a great shot! :)
- May 16, 2011 at 12:32 AM
- Lynette said...
So glad that you didn't delete the splendid photo of the mama woodpecker. Love it!
- May 17, 2011 at 9:05 PM
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DOVER — Its planning began in 1652 and it was once home to a roller skating rink, a restaurant and even a trolley station.
"The hill is a hidden gem in Dover," Kelley said. "They thought it would be a great way to spread the legacy of Garrison Hill."
Nicholson's goal is to help spread the word about renovations, but to also celebrate the 361 years of history of the hill, which she found with help from the Dover Library.
She said, just 27 years after John Heard made a land grant request in 1652, the massacre of 1689 occurred. The hill was host to one of only three houses was not burned by local tribes.Two hundred years later, the owners of the hill, Joseph Ham and Harrison Haley built the first Garrison Hill tower, which had a restaurant in the base.
The following year, Harrison Haley incorporated the "Dover Horse Railroad Company," offering people a nearly two and a half mile ride from Sawyer's Bridge to the hill every 30 minutes for 6 cents. There were two open air and two enclosed trolleys and more than 5,000 tickets were sold each week. This company was soon sold to Mrs. Mary Edna Hill Gray Dow, who became the first woman president of a railway company in the country, making national headlines.
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For the past 20 years, what was once a busy gathering place has become stagnant.
Kelley hopes the event will shine light on the hill and generate interest from the public to make it a destination spot once again.
Sen. Kelly Ayotte has given her support, having written a letter to the board in 2011 congratulating them on their decision to look into updating Garrison Hill.
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Ola Faye Bolieu, age 75, died in her residence in Oyster Bay, Wakulla County, on February 6, after a year-long battle with colon cancer.She was assisted in passing by Big Bend Hospice.
Ola Faye was born near the town of Buckholts, in a small farming community in Central Texas, to Alvie Fritz and Lonnie Gropell Fritz on September 21, 1936. She was the youngest of four children, with a brother Valton and two sisters, Opal and Delores. In 1963 she married Louis Bolieu in Austin, Texas.
Ola Faye was a graduate of Buckholts High and Durham Business College. She was then an assistant to the Texas Board of Nurse Examiners for 10 years. She earned a bachelors degee and an MBA at Tarleton State University, where she served as a Business Management professor.
From 1978 to 1985 she was the business manager of Texas United Faculty (AFT, AFL-CIO), a statewide college and university union. From 1985 to 1991 she was office manager for the Austin Association of Teachers and southeast union project staff for the Texas State Teachers Association, NEA. She retired in 1992, but served as a volunteer campaign organizer for the United Faculty of Florida (Florida Education Association, AFT, NEA, AFL-CIO), a statewide union of higher education professionals.
She is the author of the cookbook, "Freewater Cookin' with Ola Faye Bolieu," named for the boat she and Louis lived on for 20 years. In 1998 she sailed to Cuba with Louis, Jerry Alexander, and Charlie Holdorf on the 26 ft. 1948 Steelcraft cabin cruiser, HUMPHREY BOGART.
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From water-powered roller coasters and a water cooler with lights to preventing restaurant crayons from rolling off the table, young student inventors from the Irvine and Tustin school districts showcased their inventions Saturday at the Astounding Inventions competition at Irvine Valley College.
Some 400 of the best student inventors in kindergarten through eighth grade gathered inside the college's Hart Gymnasium where they presented their creations to judges for a share of $10,000 in prize money, ribbon awards or a chance to have their invention receive a free provisional application for patent, courtesy of the event sponsor – Irvine-based international law firm Greenberg Traurig.
The 27th annual Astounding Inventions competition promotes young students' interest and learning in STEM, or in this case, STEAM – science, technology, engineering, arts and math.
Seven-year-old Henry Chen created "The Right Away Waker," a new kind of alarm clock that prods heavy sleepers to wake up.
"A lot of people have a hard time getting up on school days or early in the morning," said Henry, a second-grader at Northwood Elementary. "My alarm clock gets them three ways. It'll ring, then a bright light will shine directly into their face, and then the bed will shake."
Henry's twin sister, Clara, also a second-grader at Northwood, created the "Personal Radar Alarm" that detects danger. She said she was inspired to invent it after she and her brother were fighting over a light saber and he accidentally hit her.
"You wear it around your neck and when someone (dangerous) comes up to you, it'll start ringing and alert the police," she said.
She expects it to cost "five thousand million dollars."
Students were asked to create their own invention, research it and explain how to market the product to consumers.
"We asked them to build something that ties into entrepreneurship," said Richard Morley, the executive director at Irvine Valley College Foundation, the event's co-sponsor. "Science fairs are important. This takes science fairs to the next level. This has design, writing and presentation.
"This puts a whole different spin on STEAM," he added. "Science for the sake of science is important, but this competition motivates students in a different way. They are just not thinking about research. They are thinking of physics, science and marketability."
Morley said previous winners have gone on to compete in other local and state competitions and a few received patents for their inventions.
The competition began in October with nearly 4,000 students participating at the school level from Irvine and Tustin schools.
Students had about six weeks to complete the project, said Kristin Hartloff, a teacher on special assignment at the Tustin Unified School District.
Not all of the schools in the area participated. but for those that did, about 10 to 12 winners were chosen to compete in the Astounding Invention competition.
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