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Stayed at Aulani 3weeks ago with a 15, 13 & 12y/0. We had a rental car & loved exploring the island. A quick summary:
1. Half day at Pearl Harbor - did the Arizona & the Bowfin submarine tours - & grocery shopping on the way home. Picked up 3 inexpensive snorkel sets. 2. Full day on the North shore, drove all the way to shrimp trucks for lunch & then stopped at 2 different beaches on the way back. Stop at the local fruit stands & Ted's bakery near Sunset beach. The snorkeling at Sunset Beach & waimea Bay was great. We did the North shore a second time at the end of our trip, we loved the beaches so much. On the second trip, we had dinner in Haleiwa town & walked the shops with Matsumoto's shave ice for dessert. 3. We booked the Disney catamaran experience & it was well worth the price. Fun to socialize with other Disney families, & a good amount of teens on the trip. Hawaii Nautical (the tour company) did a really nice job. My teens loved the snorkeling from the boat in deeper water. It was a change from snorkeling right off the beach. Riding on the open air catamaran was fun too! 4. My 12 y/o did a 2 hr surf lesson & actually rode the board upright by the end of her lesson. I missed out on booking the Hawaiian Firefighters Surf school, since she decided to try this after we arrived, but the concierge directed us to another surf school who turned out to be on the same beach. She had a blast. Definitely a most do for athletic teens! 5. My 15 y/0 and I did the spa for an afternoon - her first spa eperience. The outdoor therapy garden was outstanding. 6. We played golf at Ko Olina right across the street. After 3pm, kids play free. Book a tee time then & play till dinner - Roy's is in the clubhouse & we had an excellent meal (fixed price 3 course menu is great for families). 7. Our only disappointment- missing out on Hanauma Bay. Believe everyone when they tell you to get there early. It opens at 7am and is about an hour away from Aulani. We went on a morning towards the end of the trip (when the teens no longer were rising early) and with traffic, didn't arrive until 9. It was already full. We continued driving up the windward side of the island to Kuoloa Ranch & took the movie sites tour, which we all enjoyed. We stopped at Kuoloa beach instead of doing the ranch's other beach tours. Then we continued on to Kualia for lunch at an island market (near the beach) and more beach time - lots of para sailers here. Plenty more snorkeling at these beaches too. To make a long story short, we never backtracked to Hanauma Bay, so I guess we'll have to catch it next time. All of these excursions were fun, but my teens equally loved Aulani and all it offered. They loved the waterslides and lazy river and ordering lunch at Off the Hook. They even liked the Menehune interactive adventure, although the targeted age was probably for younger kids. We let them walk to the JW Marriott and explore the tide pools at the end of the walkway near there. They also played beach volleyball at Aulani and rented paddle boards. They stopped in the teen spa, at first for the frozen yogurt bar, but went back one night for karaoke. And on the night of the Starlight Hui, the teen spa enticed them back with free frozen yogurt & a teen social before they all went to the Hui together. I think Atulani does a really good job for teens. There are also lots of crafts, and hula lessons. We didn't get to try it all! Hope this helps readers planning future trips. Last edited by StormalongKay; 08-13-2012 at 09:49 PM. Reason: Spelling |
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is trying to step it up with more teen activities. We plan on spending some exploring the north shore. I also have a horseback ride scheduled at turtle bay as a surprise for my younger DD. It sounds like your trip was really thought out and well planned. Did you have any trouble getting your teen into the hydrotherapy garden? When I called to schedule spa treatments I was told that even if I scheduled a treatment for both my daughter and I she would not be able to use outdoor or indoor relaxation areas. Just wondering if I should try again?? |
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Planned out a day by day itinerary, but found it very easy to change things up depending on our mood/energy levels. Here's our final plan:
1- Mon. July 30 - Fly in at 8:30 pm - Pick up car - Drive to Aulani 2 - Tues. July 31 - KOA Pancake House breakfast - Buy groceries & snorkel equip. - Green Snow - Shave Ice - Explore Aulani and relax - Mo'Olelo Fire Pit Storytelling 3 - Wed. August 1 - Aulani - Beach and Pool - Bracelet Making - FULL MOON tonight 4 - Thurs. August 2 - Grand Circle Island Tour Exclusive Kahala Estates Diamond Head Hanauma Bay* Halona "Blow Hole" lookout* Nuuanu Pali Lookout* Byodo-In Temple Lunch - Koaloa Ranch Chinaman's Hat Macadamia Nut Farm Mormon Temple Sunset Beach Waimea Bay Dole Plantation - Ala Moana Shopping Centre 5 - Fri. August 3 - Laniakea Beach (turtles) - Ted's Bakery Lunch& Haupia pie - Waimea Waterfalls - Waimea Beach - Haleiwa - Aoki's Shave ice 6 - Sat. August 4 - Pearl Harbor - USS Arizona - USS Bowfin Submarine Museum & Park - Aloha Stadium shopping - Green Snow shave ice 7 - Sun. August 5 - Aulani - Relax - PHOTOSHOOT Maili Beach - Hapa Grill dinner 8 - Mon. August 6 - Diamond Head Hike - Lanikai Beach - Zippy's lunch - Tantalus to Round Top Drive - Aulani's Starlight Hui - 7 pm 9 - Tues. August 7 - Chinaman's Hat - Kualoa Movie Site Tour - Tropical Farms Macademia Nut Farm - L & L Barbecue - Lunch - Leonard'sTruck - Fresh, filled malasadas! - Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center - Waikiki Beach Sunset 10 - Wed. August 8 - Giovanni's Shrimp Truck - Waimea Rock - Dole (fruit stand - sugar cane and mango) - Paradise Cove Luau 11 - Thurs. August 9 - Pack and Check out by 11:00 - L & L lunch - Green Snow Shave Ice - Drop off Car, Fly Home 7:30 pm
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My only regret was missing out on snorkeling I had injured my leg and was a bit paranoid about infecting it. I also should have done it sooner in the week when waking up earlier was easier! Oh well Our biggest family thrill was climbing Diamond Head!! Loved swimming in Waimea Falls, too
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To answer your question, I didn't have any problems using the hydrotherapy garden with my 15 y/o. I scheduled lomi lomi massages for both of us at 3pm, so it was late in the day. The spa is open until 8. When we finished our massages, we put our bathing suits on & went outside to the garden. Initially there were 2 other ladies in the garden with us, but they left after about 10 minutes & we had it all to ourselves for the better part of an hour. The spa staff never said anything to us about her using the garden with me, in fact they came out twice to serve us fruit-infused water. Maybe it made a difference that I stayed with her at all times... I made my spa reservations in Feb 2012, so I guess its possible that spa policy has changed since then. She was the only teen I noticed in the spa that afternoon. I hope you can have the same experience with your daughter. Feel free to PM me if you have further questions. |
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Edward Herbert was born Edward Clive. He was the son of Edward Clive, 1st Earl of Powis and his wife Henrietta Antonia Herbert. In 1804, when his father inherited the earldom, he became Viscount Clive. In 1806, he became MP for Ludlow, retaining the seat until he himself became earl. In 1807 he took the surname and arms of Herbert, in accordance with the will of his mother's brother. Herbert played a leading role in the suppression of the Chartist riots of 1839. In 1847, he stood for election as chancellor of the University of Cambridge, but was defeated by only 120 votes by Albert, Prince Consort. He died at Powis Castle after being accidentally shot by one of his sons, the Hon. Robert Charles Herbert.
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Brad Karlin, Ph.D.
I am honored and very happy to be nominated for President of Division 12. I have dedicated my career to improving mental health care and bridging treatment gaps at macro and micro levels. I would be honored to serve as your President and advance the Society at an unprecedented time of opportunity for clinical psychology.
For the past 7+ years, I served as National Mental Health Director for Psychotherapy and Psychogeriatrics for the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Central Office. In this role, I oversaw the national dissemination of 15+ evidence-based psychotherapies (EBPs) for a range of mental and behavioral health conditions, as part of the transformation of the VA mental health care system. As part of this process, I led the development, implementation, and evaluation of competency-based EBP training programs that have now trained 8,000+ VA staff. Despite some doubts about broad implementation of EBPs into real-world settings, EBP training and implementation have resulted in, overall, large increases in therapist competencies and large clinical improvements among Veterans reported in top-tier psychology journals. I am honored to have received a Commendation from the Secretary of VA for my work to disseminate EBPs.
In addition to EBP dissemination, I oversaw the expansion and innovation of geriatric mental health programs and the establishment of new models of integrated mental health practice, including national initiatives to integrate psychologists in all 130+ VA Home-Based Primary Care teams and VA nursing homes. I also led the adaptation of Linda Teri's STAR program into an interdisciplinary intervention (STAR-VA) for managing challenging dementia-related behaviors of Veterans that was implemented in 40+ VA nursing homes and shown to be effective. As a gerospsychologist and a past-Secretary of the Society of Clinical Geropsychology, I am passionate about reducing enduring and profound undertreatment of mental illness among older adults. This passion and commitment is rooted in my past relationship with my grandfather, who was my closest friend and remains my role model and inspiration.
With VA having shown that broad dissemination of EBPs and transformation of geriatric mental health services are possible, I have a strong interest in promoting mental health care in other systems. I believe this is a pivotal time with mental health in the national discourse and unprecedented policy developments (e.g., ACA implementation, full mental health parity under Medicare as of January 1). With passion to promote further change, I decided in February to take on an exciting new challenge and joined the leadership team of the Education Development Center, a global nonprofit health and education organization. As Chief of Mental Health and Aging and Distinguished Scholar at EDC, I will lead initiatives to improve mental health care and aging services in public and private systems. I also remain engaged in academia and research as adjunct associate professor in the Bloomberg School of Public Health at Johns Hopkins University. I am also a Fellow of APA.
If elected President, I would expand the work of the Division to promote evidence-based practices utilizing push and pull strategies, including training and public education initiatives. This includes enhancing the Division's website and disseminating print and technology-based resources, as we have done in VA. I would also work to promote innovative and interdisciplinary models of psychological practice, building on my past work in this area. At the same time, I would focus internally on the organization and bring fresh eyes, creativity, and vision to promote membership diversity, recruitment, and the value of the Society for a broader range of engaged members and leaders. Together, we can further realize the potential of psychological science and practice at a time of great need.
Jonathan Weinand, Ph.D.
As a long time member of the Society of Clinical Psychology, I am grateful for this opportunity to continue my activity with the division as I run for the position of SCP Treasurer. I received my undergraduate training at DePaul University, my doctoral training at Illinois Tech, and completed my residency at the University of Mississippi Medical Center/VA Consortium. I am strong adherent to empirically based assessment and treatment models, and am currently a Fellow of SCP and APA.
I have served in several leadership positions at the state (IPA- Ethics, Membership), Divisional (SCP- Education & Training) and National (ABCT- Professional Issues; APA -CESA) organizational levels.
In my professional roles as a director of a hospital based psychology department and regional director of a community mental health consortium, and current role heading up an independent practice, I have been responsible for the development and implementation of moderate to large budgets. These experiences have assisted me in developing a strong skill set in the area of complex organizational budgeting. I am well aware of the need to understand the current and future financial needs of an organization; and the importance of continual assessment and management of an organization's financial status, and have become proficient in the area of developing positive responses to financial stressors at the organizational level.
Our membership continues to be pressed by significant funding challenges at the educational, science, and clinical levels of our profession. The Society will be well-served by continuing to lean forward while developing a financial sound, integrated plan regarding our mission of providing high quality, science-based education and training to our membership. Through quality education, research, advocacy and practice, we can work together to assure a brighter future for clinical psychology. I welcome your consideration of my candidacy for the position of Treasurer of the Society for Clinical Psychology.
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Kenneth J. Sher, Ph.D.
I'd be honored to serve as Division 12's Representative to the Council of Representatives (CoR). CoR is in the process of being restructured and repurposed with the goals of making it both more focused on strategic planning and more timely in addressing current issues. I believe I'd represent a strong voice for scientific clinical psychology, evidenced-based practice, and education in psychology and bring a wealth of relevant background experiences. This includes recently serving as co-chair of APA's Board of Scientific Affairs (BSA), serving on the Commission on Accreditation (CoA), and as a member of the Good Governance Project (GGP). GGP was the group responsible for conducting a multi-year, in-depth evaluation of APA's governance structure and making recommendations to improve its efficiency and relevance for addressing the needs of APA members, the discipline, and society. So I would bring to my position the knowledge gained from thinking about what APA does well, what it does not-so-well, and a resolve to be part of a constructive process that addresses the needs of APA's multiple constituencies. I see my greatest relevant attribute for serving on Council is my ability to "reach across the aisle" and establish good working relationships with colleagues from other groups who may have different priorities and/or perspectives. I believe an effective Council member brings both principles and pragmatism to governance and strive to be guided by both.
Although most of my service to APA has been to APA as a whole (BSA, CoA), I have served as President of Section III of Division 12 (the Society for the Science of Clinical Psychology), and served on CoR as a representative of Division 28 (Psychopharmacology) and thus understand working closely with Divisional leadership. I believe I've learned from all of these governance experiences as well as those in my "day job," at the University of Missouri where I am a professor in a doctoral program in clinical psychology and heavily involved in training and research. I've also held a number of editorial positions (e.g., Associate Editor at Psychological Bulletin, Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Clinical Psychological Science), been a member on NIH study sections, and served on important NIH advisory groups. These and other experiences form a foundation for appreciating the diversity of our own discipline and our relation to other disciplines, a foundation that I draw upon to inform my work in governance.
Mark B. Sobell, Ph.D., ABPP
I would be honored to serve the Society of Clinical Psychology on the APA Council of Representatives (COR). This year I am completing my term as Past-President of the Society, and I feel well prepared to represent the Society during this critical period when APA is changing its governance structure. During my presidency I initiated an operational review of the Society, similar but on a smaller scale than the Good Governance initiative undertaken by the APA. The operational review was started when I was president, and it is continuing because matters such as streamlining governance while preserving essential functions should be well reasoned and vetted before adoption. An early decision to come out of this process has been to initiate Special Interest Groups so there can be interactions between members on topics of interest without being encumbered with a formal section. We are also starting new initiatives to welcome students and early career psychologists and better integrate them into the Society. Our goal is that this operational review will result in a renewed and more unified Society of Clinical Psychology. As APA's governance structure changes it is important that our COR representative understand the impact on our division. We need to continue to lead a meaningful and realistic integration of science and practice, particularly as it relates to the recent emphasis on integrated health care and the involvement of psychologists in population level approaches to prevention and treatment of mental disorders. My recent three years on the division's Board provides me with the experience needed to represent our Society at the COR.
I am a Professor at the Center for Psychological Studies at Nova Southeastern University where I also co-direct the Guided Self-Change Clinic where we train clinical psychology doctoral students. Previously I was at the Addiction Research Foundation and University of Toronto, and prior to that I was at Vanderbilt University where I also served as the Director of Clinical Training. I have received several awards (e.g., Distinguished Scientific Contributions to Clinical Psychology, Jellinek Memorial Award), am a fellow in 6 APA divisions, am an Associate Editor for the Journal of Consulting and Clinical Psychology, American Psychologist, and Psychology of Addictive Behaviors, and have published over 300 articles, chapters, and books. My career has continuously blended science and practice, and that is the clinical psychology for which I will be an outspoken advocate on the APA Council of Representatives.


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EMERYVILLE, Calif., Sept. 26, 2012 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NovaBay ® Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (NYSE:NBY), a biotechnology company focused on addressing the large unmet therapeutic needs of the global anti-infective market with first-in-class compounds such as its proprietary Aganocides ® , today announced that it has received $2.6 million from partner Galderma S.A., a global leading pharmaceutical company exclusively focused on dermatology. The payment is associated with the clinical advancement of NovaBay's "non-antibiotic, anti-infective" Aganocide ® compound NVC-422 as a topical formulation moving to replace traditional antibiotics for the impetigo treatment, a highly contagious skin infection caused by common bacteria such as methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
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I thought long and hard about the amount of money needed for food in 2014, but in the end decided to keep the budget at £200* a month (for now). It will be changing a little in the summer as we're expecting B to come home after uni for a short while (long while?), but he'll be paying board, so I'll up the budget accordingly.
*I've spent an average of £217 a month this year, so £200 seems a good amount to aim for.
December Grocery Spending:
So far this month I've spent £106.19 – which includes my already ordered shopping for December 23rd. This leaves me with 93.81 for the next 17 days – totally doable even with 3 of us to feed (B is home next week).
Food cupboard + Freezer Inventory:
Here's a list of the food we have in our pantry and freezer before today. I'll be using this, and the food being delivered later, to make a menu plan for the rest of the month.
Have you set your grocery budget for 2014? Are you increasing it compared to this year? Or are you trying to lower it?
It looks like your stock-ups have paid off. Are you going to continue? That is a nice amount of basics to have in the house.
I think I'm at the level I'm comfortable with and so will replenish items as and when needed…as long as they're on sale. We've been eating quite simply lately (plain chicken/fish+veg) as I'm trying to cut down on 'sticking every thing in a sauce ', but I still like to have a store cupboard of food (I'm a wannabe prepper lol!)
Congrats on doing a great job this year! I am hoping to reduce our food spending in 2014 but it will be hard to tell as in the past I have tracked groceries, toiletries, household cleaners & paper goods, and alcohol together as they are bought at the same stores. I'm going to get a new food only baseline in 2014 to see where we are on that.
I lump everything together too – it's a good idea to separate everything – perhaps I should do that.
I haven't set a grocery budget yet, but like the $200 number. I think it's do-able, if we make some common-sense changes.
I love how you plan your grocery budget for the whole year! Good job on stockpiling to help keep costs under control.
Hi Laura! You are so good with your grocery shopping and meal planning. Since that is one of the expenses most of us can control (somewhat given inflation etc.), it is something that I will be focusing on (again) in 2014. Haven't set a budget yet but I need to work on using more coupons, shopping sales, stocking up AND most importantly menu planning. ~ Pru
I think menu planning is definitely the key. I'm hoping to add 'leftovers' a lot more in 2014 – cook once/eat twice as I think it will help to control costs.
Looks like you have a nice stockpile! We don't follow a strict monthly budget because I'm working hard to buy more organic foods and items with less packaging (or at least in glass rather than plastic). I think it's worth the extra money. We used to spend about $200-225 a month, but lately we're often up around $250-$275.
Hi Amanda
It's a shame that less packaging equals more cost, but it does seem to. I've been through stages of buying organic veg & meat but stopped a lot of it because of the cost – I still buy organic beef/eggs/bacon, but that's about it.
You are still my inspiration for grocery budgeting, Laura. We still haven't managed to get our spending "consistent" from week to week, though we have reduced spending overall this year by meal planning. The focus for us now will be trying to do *one* shop only each week. We always run out of things and do two or three runs to the store each week.
Thank you!
I think 90% of my money management time is spent on the grocery bill – keeping everything under control is hard work lol, but worth it, as I could easily double the amount money we spend. The 'one' shop a week is a big money saver and it's something I've finally mastered this year. If we run out of something we just go without it (unless it's milk for my coffee!)
Well, we're slowly trending down as we eat more meals at work (free) & run to the store less frequently. Now I just need to work on making good use of leftovers, ensuring we have no food waste, etc. I think $500 is a totally reasonable monthly target for us, but it's hard to hit. I don't include alcohol or household products (shampoo, toilet paper, etc) in this number, & I'm blown away by people that can keep the total costs that low!


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Installation order of list of updates
I saw a post by Noel where he told the OP to install by Date, not KB# which reminded me of a question I've had for quite some time. Are updates generally listed in order of 'Importance' or 'Date' or what?
Right now I'm down to 6 updates left to do. They're all .NET Framework from the 7/9/13 list of updates & in clicking on the "More info button" they're all 7/9 & there are 4 listed for 3.5.1, then 2 listed for 4. I've read something about it's best to install these type one at a time, is that true? If so, that's 6 re-boots in a row if I were to do them all now which I kinda thought about since it's already 2 weeks past Patch Tuesday. I'm also assuming that all the Framework 3.5.1 should be done before the Framework 4. Thanks. |
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24 Jul 2013 | #2 |
The KB Number is generated at the start of a project - and as a results bears only some resemblance to the order in which patches are released, since some patches take longer to develop, test and approve, than others.
I generally do .NET update in increasing order by version, then date e.g for XP, do all v1.1 then v2/3.5 - for Win7, all 3.5, then 4.5 (I've uninstalled 4.0, as it seemed always to create more problems than any other version) |
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24 Jul 2013 | #3 |
Thanks. I don't even know what .NET Framework is or why I have it. How would I know if it's one of them that may or may not be causing a problem with my PC?
I'm not computer smart at all so when I have a problem I come here for help but always seem to have trouble explaining just what's going on. oops, am about to get off track here so won't go any further. |
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24 Jul 2013 | #4 |
No problem
.NET is basically an interface that manages programming, allowing quicker and more secure program development - the downside is that the programs must run in a .NET environment rather than natively in Windows, which slows things down somewhat. Windows 7 comes with .NET 3.5 built-in. .NET v4 or 4.5 have to be installed later for some extras or applications to work properly. .NET updates generally appear to create more problems than other updates - possibly because people are a little impatient. Many times, after installing a .NET update, then system will request a reboot, and after the reboot will be slow to respond for a few minutes while the .NET update finishes 'optimising' the installation. I suspect that many of the problems are caused by people crashing the machine and rebooting during this phase, causing problems in either registry or file system. |
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24 Jul 2013 | #5 |
Soooo, evidently I've installed something that required .NET 4? How do I find that application? Maybe I don't need/use it? , maybe I've already uninstalled it but WU still sees it so sends an update? Sorry to be a pest but now am really tempted to just skip the 4's.
I've never 'jumped the gun' when doing updates, always wait until I'm sure it's done before doing anything else. |
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24 Jul 2013 | #6 |
Unfortunately there is no wau that I know to tell what programs use which version of .NET except duringthe install.
The only other way is to uninstall .NET and see what falls over. |
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24 Jul 2013 | #7 |
okeedokee, so for now doing just the 4 for 3.5.1, it's still recommended to install,reboot each one separately? Then maybe 'Hide' the 4's 'til I ponder about uninstalling what ever one or ones is list in Programs & Features?
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25 Jul 2013 | #8 |
Sounds like a plan
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[P2.283] Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation for the Treatment of Chronic Tinnitus: A Randomized, Double-Blind, Sham Controlled Study
David Benninger,1Natassja Pal,1Marianne Stephan,1Francois Herrmann,2Raphael Maire1
1Lausanne, Switzerland, 2Geneva, Switzerland
OBJECTIVE: To investigate the efficacy of transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) in the treatment of tinnitus.
BACKGROUND: Tinnitus is a chronic, often disabling condition for which there is no effective therapy. Current research suggests that tinnitus may develop due to maladaptive plastic changes and altered activity in the auditory cortex and prefrontal cortex. Transcranial direct current stimulation modulates brain activity and has been shown to transiently suppress tinnitus in open trials.
DESIGN/METHODS: In a randomized, double-blind, sham controlled study, the efficacy of cathodal tDCS applied to the auditory cortex with anode over the prefrontal cortex was investigated in five sessions over five consecutive days. Assessment of tinnitus after the last session, and 1 and 3 months later included the Tinnitus Handicap Inventory (primary outcome measure), Subjective Tinnitus Severity Scale, Hospital Anxiety and Depression scale, Visual Analogue Scale, and Clinical Global Impression scale.
RESULTS: 42 patients were investigated, 21 received real tDCS and 21 sham stimulation. There were no beneficial effects of tDCS on tinnitus as assessed by the primary and secondary outcome measures.
CONCLUSIONS: Repeated tDCS sessions on the auditory and prefrontal cortex are safe, but do not improve tinnitus. Different tDCS protocols may be beneficial.
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I've done enough internet dating to write a litany about it, and of all the concerns most bothersome and dreary, the promise of meeting an honest person is usually the biggest disappointment of all. What does it mean to be honest when a person is about to meet a complete stranger, and vice versa? This is what it boils down to, and when we step back for a moment and contemplate out own experiences with internet dating, it's interesting to note that the one thing that is always true about it is that we are strangers to each other. That other person is always a stranger, no matter how the telephone or email conversations went, and no matter how good we feel about the person we are about to meet. One other thing is guaranteed, and that is to say that it's always a surprise to meet somebody face to face for the first time, and usually but not always, a disappointing surprise.
It usually has a lot to do with the pictures a person chooses to depict oneself. It becomes such a boring argument to hear over and over that the picture doesn't matter. Well, it does. At least at first it does. If a person is lucky enough to get past a few dates with the same person to get to know who that person is under the skin, only then does the picture matter little. Think about it. You are going to have to meet the person on the other end of the phone, eventually, if you mean business. What useful purpose will it serve you if the picture you choose doesn't even resemble what you look like in real life? Does that sound cruel?
If you think that then think about the way the person you just met feels. I'll tell you what, it's not a very good feeling.
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As President Obama tries to shore up support for his economic agenda, including his $3.6 trillion budget, he goes before reporters tonight for a prime-time news conference, the second of his young administration, to give what aides have called a progress report on the economy.
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"We will recover from this recession. But it will take time, it will take patience and it will take an understanding that when we all work together; when each of us looks beyond our own short-term interests to the wider set of obligations we have to each other — that's when we succeed. That's when we prosper," the president plans to say, according to excerpts released by the White House.
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I got 8 hours of good sleep in a nice bed. We are staying in the Slate River Inn. The inn is a series of small rooms down 2 long hallways. Each room has two single beds, a sink, small bathroom, and an even smaller closet. Everything is very clean and well kept; they even have a small rec room with tables for reading, assembling puzzles, and a shelf for swapping books.
There are a lot of long distance motorcyclists coming through. When I say long distance, I do mean long distance. There was a whole group of them from South America that have ridden all the way up and several others that came over from Europe to ride across the US. These roads must take a toll on their butts, because more than one motorcyclist has passed us standing up going down the road. The motorcycle of choice seems to be the BMW.
At the moment I am back in the Sourdough Cafe eating a little breakfast, watching all of the truckers come and go, and trying to catch up on posting pictures and videos. The WiFi up here is all satellite, which is slow, slooow, slllooooow. All of the South Americans and Europeans coming through here probably explains why the TV is constantly turned to the soccer channel. I was lucky yesterday to switch one of the TVs to the NASCAR Nationwide race.
There are several old buildings around the area; some of them are the original Coldfoot structures which have long since been replaced due to the increase in oil field business, traffic, and tourism. Nothing is cheap: gas is over $5 per gallon, the main buffet dinnner is $22 (well worth it), and one night inthe Slate River Inn is $200. On the plus side, everything has to be trucked in from Fairbanks which is 250 miles away. Most of the workers around here are college age students, from all over, earning money for school. The are very nice and friendly but seem to be VERY busy.
I was able to make several land line (yes, you read it correctly) telephone calls; as the sign says, 'Coldfoot, one of the last places where your cell phone does not work.' You can only make calls using a credit/debit/phone card using a push button wall phone. The problem with calling out like this is most people have cell phones and the number they see when you call doesn't look like anything they might recognize, soooooo, they may not answer.
In an earlier post I mentioned a fellow bicyclist from New Zealand named Andrew Cheyne. Andrew left Deadhorse AK the afternoon ahead of us. Well, last night I received an email; he has already made it to Fairbanks. That is 520 miles in 6 days. Considering the road conditions and all, that amount of mileage is almost unfathomable. Talk about a real biker. Wow, I am impressed.
There is an impressive BLM building displaying information about the area just across the highway from here. They have several videos explaining various aspects about the area, the pipeline, and Alaska in general.
One interesting fact is the caribou and polar bears are able to survive the harsh cold winters because their the hairs on their fur are hollow, thus providing insulation an additional layer of insulation. Also, the individual tubes of hair on the polar bear are clear, not white. The hairs pick up and reflect the light around them so that they appear white.
Some other interesting facts: many animals, and the little vampire blood suckers, survive below the snow; it can be 70 degrees below zero on top and 50-60 degrees warmer underneath. Moose eat the small branches from willows and caribou scratch through the ground to eat lichen. Some insects purge water from their body to minimize the chance of damage due to freezing. I guess everything works to live another day.
Well. tomorrow morning we head out for Fairbanks. At least we don't have much more dirt road on the agenda; I am guessing about 120 miles. The last 100 miles or so is pavement and there is supposed to be some in another area, also. Both of our bicycles are muddy messes and sorely in need of some maintenance. This type of riding sure takes its toll on gears, chains, and shifters. I use clip shoes/pedals and have had to clean the cleats and pedals out on several occasions so they will engage.
The man and his daughter (Larry and Katy) that camped out on Atigun Pass with us pulled in a few minutes ago and recognized our bicycles. It turns out that his family is avid bicyclists, and recumbent/trike riders to boot. They have done a lot of trips in the lower 48, particularly in the south east during spring break time. It was nice talking bike stuff with them. Larry lives in North Pole, down Fairbanks way, and said to contact him if we make to that area.
Next, a fellow from the Netherlands, Menno Dekhuyzen, pulled in on a recumbent similar to ours. He left from Deadhorse AK a few days behind us and is leaving tomorrow, also. Looks like we may have a traveling friend as far as Fairbanks, provided we don't slow him down. Menno is taking 6 months off from surgery nursing and pedaling to Panama. Six years ago he came over and did the northern ride across the US. It has been great fun talking to him and comparing recumbent type notes and information. I have picked up several good ideas already. Everyone has their take on what works and what doesn't.
Bears have been spotted south of here, both on the side roads and around the highways according to people passing through. Both of us have bear 'proof' food containers, and we will need to be more diligent about preparing our food and using the containers. Up to this point there really wasn't much of a problem and nobody gave a thought to bears. Now it will be different.
One of the biggest problems in bear country is you are supposed to cook and eat away from your tent area so there is no food residue. Unfortunately, eating in the tent gives some respite from those flying leeches. Let's see: eaten by a bear or eaten by blood suckers. I guess it is not much of a choice, huh?
Well, I gotta get going. Need to eat dinner and get my stuff packed so we can get on the road after a good night's sleep. Another good night in the sack will certainly be welcome to this tired old body; I am still feeling somewhat bushed even after a day and a half in Coldfoot. Communications will be limited (non existent) until Fairbanks, sooooo, take care . . . . . until we talk again . . . . .


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I just bought a new sub zero refrigerator and an entire suite of wolf appliances, including their new E-series steam-convection. While I am enjoying the steam-convection oven, I am very disappointed with the installation of both ovens we purchased.
Here is the problem which I'd like feedback: The trim kit for the steam convection oven extends beyond the bottom of the oven. Having spent $20K on appliances, I expect the trim kit to fit even with the bottom of the steam oven. It looks just awful; kinda like fangs surrounding the oven. In addition, the convection oven we bought also had installation problems. Twice a damaged oven door was sent to the installer who opened the box and immediately returned the doors to the Wolf factory. Solutions: Has anyone else had this problem with their steam convection oven? How did you resolve it? Because changing the door fronts doesn't seem to be an option, it seems like Wolf ought to have a trim kit to connect the upper steam convection oven with the bottom convection oven. What started off as a simple installation has turned into a 1 1/2 month ordeal.
"I have been in contact with our factory liason for Sub-Zero/Wolf. They are aware the trim kit extends a little beyond the bottom of the steam oven door. He said it has to be this way to allow room for the door to open if the steam oven is installed right against the top trim of the oven. This makes sense for some installations. He is going to try to find a photo of the two installed immediately together. The rep also said he will be in Madison, WI next week at corporate meetings, and he will see if they have any other solutions. If they do come up with any other solution, just be aware Sub-Zero/Wolf never acts quickly! I went by the Sub-Zero/Wolf showroom yesterday and the E-series trim kits fit their steam ovens exactly like yours. I also looked at the framed
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We're amped to announce the latest addition to our bourgeoning roster – Los Angeles' duo Electric Guest. Lead by the dynamic Asa Taccone paired with Matthew Compton, Electric Guest has the ears and heart of the Grammy Award-winning producer Danger Mouse (Gnarls Barkley, Broken Bells, Gorillaz), who signed on to co-produce their debut album.
Already setting the blog-a-sphere a buzz with KROQ and KCRW singing their praises, Electric Guest produce psychedelic soul-pop melody-driven, get up, get down danceathons with a modern twist. Electric Guest took CMJ in New York by storm recently with several shows getting the industry a flutter.
"A lingering conversation (and walk to your car)with your crush after last call; the nostalgic daydreams of memorable decade-old moment in time; the seductive taste of someone's breath right before you kiss them. Every once in a while there is a band that breaks through the stale inanimate boundaries of modern musical genres and seems to psycho-sonically sum up the story of one's life. That band has become Electric Guest." KROQ
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It's just a taste of what's to come with debut album "Mondo" hitting Australia in 2012.
Having just released the first teaser 'Crazy' taken from the band's forthcoming debut LP due out mid-2015, Brisbane's Art of Sleeping announce an east coast tour of the same name. Shortly after their scheduled performances on some of the countries biggest stages over the New Year at Falls Festival, the band are set to take the stage in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane this Summer.
Bernard Fanning offers up 'GROW AROUND YOU' lifted from his latest #1 album Departures. Berneard and his band will be stopping by the Fotty Show AFL Grand Final show on Thursday 26th September for a special televised headline-performance.
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Maricopa Workforce Connections hosts free workshops on financial health for the holidays.
Phoenix – Start 2008 with a sound financial plan. Keep holiday spending within limits and plan for the future. How? Join Maricopa Workforce Connections and Consumer Credit Counseling Services Southwest for "Holiday Survival Skills," a free workshop. Holiday Survival Skills will be offered at both MWC career centers.
Wednesday, Dec. 12, 2007 at 10:00 a.m.
West Valley Career Center (I10 and 101 Crossroads) 1840 N. 95th Ave., Suite 160 Phoenix,AZ 85037 PH: 602-372-4200 TTY: 602-372-4261
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Gilbert Career Center Gilbert Road just S. of Guadalupe 735 N. Gilbert Road, #134 Gilbert,AZ 85234 PH: 480/497-0350 TTY: 480/632-1910
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Southwest will assist attendees in developing a personal budget, increase understanding of the true cost of the holidays and aid in establishing financial goals and a plan for 2008. "Partnering with CCCS Southwest to offer Maricopa County residents solid budget advice compliments MWC's efforts to improve the stability of the community. Our focus is mutual success for businesses and individuals. To succeed individuals need financial stability, particularly those seeking employment. 'Holiday Survival Skills' will provide the financial strategies to arm individuals to 'stay ahead of the game,' so to speak, in our tight economy." said Patrick Burkhart, assistant director, Workforce Development Division, Maricopa County Human Services Department, the county department coordinating the offering of MWC services to the community. "MWC customers, members of our community, often ask for financial guidance; we are working collaboratively with CCCS Southwest to deliver what they need.
Bringing employers and employees, and the resources they each need under one roof exemplifies the true desire of the Human Services Department to lead and be fiscally responsible in the provision of necessary public services. Services provided by MWC are directed by a Workforce Investment Board; a policy and oversight board partnered with the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to deliver employment and training services to county residents.
About Consumer Credit Counseling Services Southwest:
Since 1958, Consumer Credit Counseling Services Southwest (CCCS Southwest) has been dedicated to helping consumers overcome the burden of debt, by providing them with the tools and resources they need to accomplish their goals. With 17 offices throughout Arizona and New Mexico, CCCS has helped thousands of clients achieve and maintain financial freedom. Through in-person credit counseling, educational programs, and debt management plans, CCCS provides a full range of products and services designed to meet everyone's individual needs.
CCCS is a member of the Money Management International family of agencies. The organization is dedicated to providing consumers with high quality credit counseling and debt management solutions. CCCS is a member of the National Foundation for Credit Counseling (NFCC) and the Association of Independent Consumer Credit Counseling Agencies (AICCCA).
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PHOENIX, Aug. 27 /PRNewswire/ -- A longer life expectancy has led to an increased demand for family members to serve as caregivers for older adults. Caregiving can be a demanding, stressful and seemingly thankless job, but really it is an amazing gift to allow a loved one to "age in place" rather than in a clinical setting. SCAN Health Plan Arizona, a private nonprofit Medicare Advantage Plan, offers these seven secrets to success for caregivers of older adults:
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It's couture week in Paris, and among all the pretty things designers have to offer are expensive jewelry to match those equally expensive gowns. Several notable fashion houses gave sneak peaks at treasures they will be showcasing at Biennale des Antiquaires September 14 to 23 at the Grand Palais in Paris. Women with disposable income will be clamoring for to zhush up their gala gowns come charity ball season – let's not forget awards season as well.
Christian Dior's jewels paid homage to the fifties, Van Cleef & Arpels gave us good luck symbols and animals like a turquoise frog perched on a leaf on a pair of Art Deco drop earrings in onyx, tourmalines, garnets and diamonds. Speaking of diamonds, Piaget launched a rose jewelry collection with striking gem stone accents, like a pair of white gold drop earrings with diamonds, blue sapphires, and white chalcedony.
Laurenz Baumer took it back to nature with an interwoven white gold bracelet inspired by a Japanese garden. It featured pink opal bulrushes, peridot lily pads and a pink sapphire and amethyst water lily. Boucheron also drew inspiration from nature creating a snake necklace curled in the shape of a question mark. My favorite was the Bouquet d'Ailes (Wing Bouquet) necklace, made with three types of gold, Colombian emeralds, carved morganites and tourmalines set in feather, butterfly and dragonfly wing motifs.
Ten jewelers will participate in the Biennale des Antiquaires this fall, including: Boucheron, Bulgari, Cartier, Chanel Joaillerie, Chaumet, Dior Joaillerie, Harry Winston, Piaget, Van Cleef & Arpels and Wallace Chan.
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About Mark Watson
I just like doing what I do, really its that simple, I just enjoy painting
I just like art and I'm not trying to change the world or invade your consciousness.
Well OK if I'm forced to be serious........ I love color, I have this theory that people treat color like its special occasion piece of crockery, just brought out to admire and then shut away. No!!!!! lets have balloons everyday say. I like substance over form, Picasso, Lichtenstein, Klimt, Mueck (Mueck is a genius) Mondrian, this list goes on...........I love the process of painting, I love the whole flights of fancy thing. I love that its subjective and one mans soup can is an others etc.......
Texture fascinates me, always has, have you ever really looked closely at a piece of sandpaper? Love stone walls and pebbles in rock pools, bark is great stuff. Covers of old books are neat and so are polished wood floors, its amazing how just texture can be good enough to be the star of the show in its own right.
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Dr. Riddle's clinical area of focus is in the treatment of diabetes with the aim of preventing or reducing its many disabling complications. Diabetes, like most chronic illnesses, requires both standardized forms of treatment and individualization of care when standard methods fail, said Riddle, who heads OHSU's Section of Diabetes. He is currently engaged in clinical trials called Diabetes Reduction Assessment with Ramipril and Rosiglitazone Medication (DREAM), and Action to Control Cardiovascular Outcomes in Diabetes (ACCORD).
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Fans & Clans group with 2,143 members, open to all membersThis group has been formed to gather the people who enjoy Japanese anime and all of its facets, to salute the people from the land of the Rising Sun.
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This group has been formed to gather the people who enjoy Japanese anime and all of its facets, to salute the people from the land of the Rising Sun.
This is where all the Awesome or Cool people of moddb linger, awesome people are asked to join, the cool ones are those that request to join. Are you...
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Deviant Art is a place where people all around the world can share their artwork or literature and even photography together. And in the more recent years...
Garrysmod is a fun loving sex appea...I mean lovely appealing game with lots of humour and easily serverside modable. Sandbox of All Games. ^-^
☞This group consists of all kinds of people from every nation. The aim of this group is to create an enjoyable environment to be creative and having fun...
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Lit Fuse Films - litfusefilms.com Machinima Excellence Why not join our Moddb group?
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Because its then a devil with a bullet in its head.
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Been a while since I've designed a flyer, so was good to flesh this one out. JUNGLE IS MASSIVE.
Been a while since I've designed a flyer, so was good to flesh this one out. JUNGLE IS MASSIVE.
Been a while since I've designed a flyer, so was good to flesh this one out. JUNGLE IS MASSIVE.
Been a while since I've designed a flyer, so was good to flesh this one out. JUNGLE IS MASSIVE.
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This is a selection of the works I had the most fun working on in 2011
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From Caracas-Venezuela we present the work of Maikel Vargas aka "Simplevector" well known for his love of vector illustration with a few strokes complex. Lover of vinyl toys, Zelda and Rum.
You can find more of his work on Flickr, Behance or simplevector.com.
Each PostLiving pack contains 3 Limited Edition Jthree Concepts pieces of art mounted to 18MM MDF and sealed with a durable finish. Also included are 1 set of table legs and a set of custom art coasters.
Customers are able to choose which image is placed on the legs to make a coffee table (450mm x 450mm) The other 2 mounted images are left to hang as accompanying wall art.
Hello vector community! It has been a long time since I've posted some art so here you go. I have been away planning the future of Vectology,and I have been at a crossroads with many ideas and formulas for teaching my craft.
To be very truthful with you guys I was very disappointed with myself. Not because of the idea for Teaching HD Vector art techniques, but for not knowing the people I'm trying to teach.I'm currently working on a system that will be very low cost for you guys and still the highest level of vector art training that is in existence!
From here on out, every path that I put down in any vector program will be presented as a tutorial or article( this one no exception) to be witnessed by all who with to learn. When I choose to reopen Vectology it will be the documentation of all of my experiments and rants with vector art.
Be patient, I have not forgotten my promise!
This is for the upcoming Crative Zodiac release by Soyu. The idea was to have an artwork based on a specific animal. I love dogs and have never actually used one in any of my design/illustration work, so it seemed fitting. I tried to combine a number of different cultural references including Chinese, Japanese, Egyptian, Mayan and North American. I based the core character on my reoccurring female character; Persephone. This current iteration of her I based on an Egyptian Anubis with Doberman markings and android-like features.
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On saturday I was invited to a official premiere of first Polish vinyl figure named "Stomper". Along with OGRYZ I took action in live painting event and I wanted to share with you some pictures, and a little tribute which I designed yesterday! I hope that there will be some vector / vinyl freaks that find Stomper interesting – there will be world premiere soon
I forgot to add that this is my first custom painted vinyl figure! But still Im satisfied with the final effect
You can find more photos from premiere under this link.
A little more about Stomper and his world premiere here.
For more work visit & like my fan page on Facebook and feel free to write any e-mails: email@example.com
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Blindside Skateboarding have just released the tshirt design I did for them "Raising Hell"
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Hi everyone, Longtime lurker, but first-time poster. I appreciate everyone's insight and so I'm hoping you can help me with what feels like a huge, overwhelming decision. My wife and I are in the process of beginning a major kitchen renovation of our 1951 home that includes tearing down walls and blowing open the space. Our appliance budget is under 10k, and we've narrowed the list of cooktops and wall ovens to the following. (We aren't installing a hood vent because it won't work with our space, so before anyone suggests that or tells me why it's better, please know that we've thought a lot about it and decided that we don't want to obstruct our views into the LR. We entertain a lot and have a large family in the area, so we won't be changing our minds on that.) I'd love your perspectives, experiences on the brands. All have great reviews online and Consumer Reports and so we're really torn. Bosch 30" gas cooktop, model NGM8054UC Thank you for any and all help, recommendations! |
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