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So as I was removing my old designed/programmer from our wordpress site, I absolutely hosed the front page image slider on be still farms since his name was attached to the slider posts, and I did not realize word press would remove that content.... been trying to fix myself and am not having any luck.
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Sathya Narayana uses dance movements and mudras for therapeutic purposes
Exercise can become monotonous. A little bit of imagination, however, can make it interesting. A man fighting a midriff bulge can imagine himself to be a soldier fighting an enemy. By executing the movements of a martial art (say, kalaripayatu) to fell his imaginary enemy, he can induce joy into exercising. Such fun ways to fitness is part of what is popularly called dance therapy. "This therapeutic system is based on the belief that the mind and the body are integrated," says A.V. Sathya Narayana, director, Shristi Institute of Dance therapy, Bangalore, who was in the city recently. Sathya encourages his clients to play characters from epics or imitate animals and birds, using gestures and movements he has chosen from Bharatanatyam, Kathak, folk dances, yoga and martial arts. "The tatkar (footwork) of Kathak activate nerves from head to toe, yogasanas such as swastika pada (standing on crossed legs), aramandi (half-sitting pose) and nrithika pada (one leg is half-bent and the other stretched) firm up the waist, leg, hip and trunk and the suggi kunitha (the folk harvest dance of Karnataka) works on the lung and spine". Dance therapy, as the name implies, is more than exercise. "It responds to diseases. By acting out a snake that goes about in search of food, one can cure himself of spondylitis. Dancing like a peacock and Kathak footwork will lead to heightened blood flow to the soles of the feet and activation of the liver and pancreas and a soothing effect on the spine. These dance movements are meant for diabetics, because they will assist in mobilising insulin and lower the need for external insulin. I encourage a pregnant woman to take a time machine and go back to the days when people had to drew water from a well, churn milk in a pot and grind and pound a whole lot of things to put food on the table. She can imagine herself dressed in a period costume and play-act these activities with graceful movements of her limbs," says Sathya."Dance therapy addresses sexual dysfunctions as well. I ask a couple to imagine themselves to be Radha and Krishna or Shiva and Parvathi or Rathi and Manmatha. The couple are asked to sit face to face, holding hands, for a few moments. All this while they are making eye contact. Soft music is played in the background and they dance." For more details about Sathya's dance therapy, log in to dancetherapyindia.com.PRINCE FREDERICK


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How do you market beets during the growing season?
Do you sell them as:
1. bunching beets with tops on
2. separately from the greens - the advantage is that you can sell the greens separately for additional value, but you also risk the customers assuming that the beets are not as fresh as they really are.
We top them but do not sell the tops - have taken them in the past but no interest and no sales (same with turnips). After we top the beets we keep them in a cooler overnight with chilled water. When we set up at market we drain the water and sell in quart boxes. Keeps the beets nice and plump.
I sell beets in bunches with tops as long as the tops look good. After a late freeze or if leaf miner is a problem and the tops look junky, I sell them loose. The bunch price is much better so it's worth it for me to take the extra time.
When beets are harvested in the morning and kept cool until they go on display, they don't wilt all that fast. On very hot days, I accept that the beets on the bottom will wilt, but I just keep restocking from under the table and the fresh top bunches keep the display nice. Usually someone at the end of market will buy the wilted ones for a discount.
We sell our beets by the basket ( 20 kilo's )
We pick them and put the add on our local Facebook buy and sell .
Almost all will sell quickly, just the beets not the tops .
Beets are our # 2 crop .
We have been doing it this way for 3 years, since I do not have the time to sell at the farmers market .
I keep the beets in the cooler with the tops on. I use wet burlap coffee bags from a local roaster (they throw them away). I soak the burlap the day before market and keep it in the cooler i then put the burlap in my crates and the wet burlap keeps the beets fresh all day. On a hot day I use a spray bottle with water.


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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- After 12 years on the job, Derek Christian tired of selling cleaning supplies at Procter & Gamble and yearned to become an entrepreneur. So in 2007, he acquired My Maid Service, a cleaning company in Lebanon, Ohio, that catered to the needs of an affluent clientele in Cincinnati.
The company already had healthy sales of $260,000 a year. But Christian quickly zoomed in on the major obstacle holding back higher revenue: staff turnover. No one grows up wanting to clean houses for a living. My Maid Service's employees lasted an average of just four months each. That led to customer dissatisfaction, since clients didn't want a changing cast of cleaners entrusted with their house keys.
The turnover rate that first year was 300%, forcing Christian to spend most of his time hiring and training staff. Pay hikes alone didn't seem to be enough to keep staffers with the company.
So Christian brought in a consultant, who helped him come up with an unusual solution: My Maid Service would pay to train its employees for new jobs.
"The agreement is employees must work for two years," Christian says.
In return, he meets one-on-one with each employee and works with them on a customized career plan. Some workers are aiming to become office managers or cleaning service supervisors, while others are drawn to industrial jobs like being a medical assistant. Christian pays for training classes online and at local community colleges. The cost is modest, with most local classes changing $75 to $100. Some workers also pick up training assignments at the cleaning service, such as designing an advertising campaign to develop their marketing skills.
Dan Bobinski, a Boise-based management consultant and author of Creating Passion-Driven Teams, says Christian's training strategy is both uncommon and strategic. "He's looking at their motivation and saying 'If you stay with me doing these menial jobs, I'll pay for what you really want to do.'"
That can deliver bottom-line benefits. Hiring and training entry-level employees costs an average of $2,000, so spending money on programs that keep existing staffers around longer is a smart investment, Bobinski says. And training is one of the best benefits a company, even a small one, can offer. The number-one reason people leave their jobs is that they don't feel challenged, he says: "People, especially of this generation, want to learn new things."
Thanks to the training offer, some new pay incentives, and monthly performance reviews, My Maid Service's turnover rate for its 32-full time employees hit zero in 2009. Christian expects attrition in 2011, when his current crop of employees will complete their training classes, but he's confident his new hires will be similarly loyal.
Beyond cutting training costs, a stable employee roster boosts sales. Having one employee cleaning a house for an extended period heightens consistency, builds trust with customers, and reduces the possibility of theft. "The lower employee turnover rate leads to higher customer retention," Christian says.
To grow sales, Christian also adjusted his marketing strategy. Realizing that middle-class professionals like teachers and public-sector workers rarely relocate, he set out to recruit more of them as customers. Mailings went out offering free cleanings to the first three police officers, fire fighters or teachers who responded, and 50% off the first cleaning for other public employees.
Emboldened by his success in Ohio, Christian decided to expand. In 2008 he launched My Maid Service in Dallas with his brother Shawn, who runs the local business and has an ownership stake. Despite a more-competitive market --"many underground businesses use illegal immigrants that charge less," Christian notes -- the Dallas office generated sales of $225,000 in 2009. With the Ohio branch doing sales of $775,000, that put My Maid Service's 2009 revenue past the $1 million milestone.
Christian doesn't plan to stop there. He's opening offices in this year in Northern Kentucky and Dayton, Ohio, and expanding into commercial and carpet cleaning -- an expansion driven by a the frequent customer question, "Do you clean businesses?" My Maid Service is on target for 35% sales growth in 2010.
Training your staffers to quit their jobs is an ironic way to cut staff attrition, but Christian says it's paying off -- having a satisfied employee stay two years is preferable to having disgruntled one leave in just four months.
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Persistable behavior should be added in KControllerService
Otherwise 'persistable' => false doesn't make any sense in KControllerService::_initialize(). Patch attached.
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Not a bug. Uncleaned code. Fixed by removing the persistable configuration option from KControllerService.
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True, but the persistable behavior will be removed down the road. Hence why I don't want to tie it too deeply into the framework. Ideally you should not need it in the frontend. If you do open up a discussion on the mailing list and we can look at it there.
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another privacy tree question - with a twist
I live in Brooklyn, NY (zone 6). I just learned that the house that was torn down in the lot diagonally behind mine will be replaced with a 3 story condo unit! so now I need mote privacy then a 6' fence can provide...
My yard is pretty small 40' x 40' so I need a tall tree with somewhat of a wide canopy that starts high up with a thin trunk.
I prefer an evergreen...
Any suggestions?
Leylandii cypress are fast growing evergreen conifers that could be limbed up but you'd have to plant several to get wide coverage.
Most shade trees are deciduous and slow growing.
what about some sort of garden structure like a pergola or arbor to block the view from above? Would shade your yard but that might be a good thing.
Possibly evergreen sweetbay (Magnolia virginiana var. australis) would work for you. A landscaper or nursery may be able to get a large specimen through a broker, if there is not one on hand in the area already.
I would say generally deciduous trees are faster than coniferous (and other) evergreens, at least in cold climates. Some broadleaf evergreens in mild climates are very fast, gums (Eucalyptus) being a familiar example where I live, but generally the yards per year growth rates are made by kinds like poplars and willows in the North.
Rather than planting a coarse tree that will overwelm your lot buy a big specimen of a slower, more refined one (like sweetbay).


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A few weeks ago I bought PG at a Horticulture Society sale. It was held in a building and everything was under flourescent lights. I saw PG hosta and it was true to color. However, since I brought it home and planted it in my dappled shade garden, under pines, it has gone completely green. Is PG one that needs more sun to keep the color? Does it change color during summer? I can't figure out why it has changed to solid green. Any ideas as to why this happened? Marg


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The company I work for uses Google Docs extensively; in fact, we use it so much I wrote SAS scripts to interface with the API so we can easily share datasets in and out of Google Docs. While it's powerful for collaborative work over the Internet, especially with remote resources housed all over the world, it's no replacement for Office.
It doesn't have all the powerful tools Office does, it doesn't format documents the same as Office does (especially importing and exporting--and yes, I realize Office doesn't do all that well version to version), and it doesn't work all that well offline (if at all).
So it's no wonder a corporation dealing with other corporations would require Office knowledge. This is a non-story.
not at all, it typifies the downward spiral in the Google hiring process as quality of management declines. It's a danger sign for an internet tech company to require a skill in any specific software product rather than interpersonal skills, reasoning, etc.
This is a non-story.
Except for that if this were MS posting jobs with experience in Google Docs being a plus we'd have droves of Google fanbois screaming about "eating their own dog food."
Let's face facts, you fanbois scream and shout about so much as a typo in the EULA but if it's someone you favor they could murder baby seals and get away with it as a "non-story." Hypocricy. Pure and simple.
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Since I was 14, I've used an inhaler for an ongoing but not generally serious medical condition. It gets renewed every month or two; I think nothing of it. Last week, for the first time, I just didn't have time to go to my NHS doctor to order a repeat prescription.
Another NHS doctor, approached on Wednesday, said they couldn't produce one before the following Tuesday. By then I would be in Germany, and you know what the German health service is like for form-filling.
I was stumped, until I thought of those shiny private clinics at every London railway terminal. I shelled out £25 for a quick consultation and a prescription. "You know that as this is a private prescription," the doctor said, "you will be charged the cost of the medicine?" I honestly hadn't thought of that. Who would? For me, my inhaler costs, like all other medicine, £7.20, which is what we all pay since April 2009.
Except that it doesn't cost that. "That will be £57, I'm afraid," the pharmacist said. I gulped; paid up and went my way with the medication I rely on. Now, I have no objection at all to being asked by a private service to pay for a consultation and the full cost of my medicine if I can't find the time to get to the NHS provider. What I wonder is this: why didn't I know how much my medicine actually costs the NHS?
On several occasions, I've forgotten a half-full inhaler while travelling somewhere, and blithely gone to another doctor for a replacement, thinking, "Oh well – it's only seven quid," confusing price with cost.
It is possible to find out the cost of medicine by searching the websites of commercial pharmacies, often operating from the US. But why should anyone do this if things are being supplied to us priced at such low levels?
Obviously, it is absolutely brilliant that the NHS supplies us, in almost every case, with the medication and treatment we need without asking the patient for payment which relates to their condition. But wouldn't it also be rather a good thing if, on every prescription where the medicine cost more than £7.20, the actual cost to the NHS was spelt out?
I know I feel very grateful indeed now that I've discovered this information, after 30 years of blissful ignorance. Anyone would, and would resolve to be more responsible in using and looking after the medication.
Transparency, in almost every case, is a very good thing. Since food manufacturers were obliged to inform us of the contents in fats, salts, sugars of their products, it has become much easier to make healthy eating decisions – or, if you prefer, to know exactly what lardy snack to head for on the shelves. Similarly, users of public services ought, I believe, to be informed of the value of the service, at the point when they use them, down to and including tickets on trains and on buses.
Of course it is possible to find out this information, but who, in practice, ever does so? It had never occurred to me to wonder how much my inhaler cost, despite using it on most days for the last 30 years. Transparency, and simplicity, should be the key.
Perhaps, too, on your monthly payslip, the information should routinely be printed that you have paid, out of every £1,000 of public contributions, £180 on health, £130 on education, £160 on welfare, £180 on pensions, and £350 on other no doubt worthy recipients. In the end, of course, the full cost has to be paid for by you and me. It is easy to avoid the knowledge of that cost, and we ought to be routinely informed of it.
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Even though Mr Martin had strenuously claimed to be exclusively heterosexual on previous occasions, I don't care for the language of "admission" here. No one would ever say that someone "admitted" to being Jewish or left-handed. It is the language of criminality, and if Martin denied it in the past, that may have been because of the inquisitorial tone of his interviewers. I "accuse" you of being gay: he "admitted" being gay. The one thing that is left in no doubt in such exchanges is that it is basically deplorable to be gay.
After the shadow Home Secretary suggested that the owners of B&Bs could inquire into their guests' sexuality before turning the gay ones away, we perhaps ought to be wary of this sort of thing. In Mr Martin's case, the language is still more inappropriate because he made it clear that he had been perfectly open with his social circle for years. Could we please consign "admissions" in this area to the dustbin? And, next, that hideous expression "openly gay", since, if the fact is stated in print, we can confidently assume that a person's sexual preference is indeed held openly.
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Even in these historic and fascinating towns, the well-known population drain from the old East Germany was evident. Millions of East Germans went westwards after 1990, and those who stayed, it has been said, "stopped having children". Not many people went in the opposite direction.
But I must say, the idea of selling up a grossly overpriced London flat, leaving a terribly overcrowded metropolis and coming here to fill the population gap has its appeal: somewhere where you can buy a castle for a few hundred thousand, and a grand town house for less than that; where the services are first-rate and the historic towns not chock-a-block with coach parties. You could probably, and quite reasonably, settle in a place less than an hour from half a dozen world-class opera houses and orchestras. (On the other hand, a good pizza is, in my experience, quite a challenge to find.)
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they have no ax.
they have data.
u got a problem with that?
i think the chatper said herbs do work 'to a degree'.
but not a cure all.
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they have no ax.
they have data.
u got a problem with that?
i think the chatper said herbs do work 'to a degree'.
but not a cure all.
yup, that order, it got flipped.
u have to eat something like 50 pounds of turkey to get a good dose of l-tryptophan.
yet another bogus sleep cure.
not sure what the irony u r talking about is?
please xplain.
the authors are not the con men, the others are.
steven wright has a funny one...
why is it the first question a psychic asks is: what is your name?
should they know? after all, they are a psychic.
and the plural of anectdote.............
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If you apply for a job, you may be required to pass a drug test. This is because some employs want to provide a safe working environment for the employs. Here are some facts and tips to help you pass the drug tests.
Types of Drug Tests
There are various types of drug tests given to potential employs:
- Urine test. The urine test is the most common. You will give the employer a urine sample to check for creatinine.
- Hair follicle test. This requires a strand of your hair to test for toxins. It gives an accurate timeline since hair grows slowly. Hair follicles can show drug use from the past few months.
- Steroids test. The steroids test is a recent drug testing method. It detects drugs from the provided urine sample.
- Blood tests. Though considered the most invasive, it is the most accurate. A blood sample is drawn to test of presence of drugs.
- Saliva tests. During a saliva attest, you will be required to moisten strip with saliva. It can trace drug use from the past 10-24hours.
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- Lowers absenteeism. Drug use is often linked with frequently absent employees.
- Reduces accidents. An employ who abuses drugs can be a safety hazard which increases the likelihood of accidents.
- Lessens chances of worker's compensation claims. Research shows worker's compensation claims dropped % for companies that conduct drug testing.
- Increases employer trust. Employees know their reemploys are trying to keep them safe which builds trust.
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It is possible you will be subjected to random drug testing during your employment. Employs have a legal right to conduct random drug tests on suspected employs. Random drug tests help employers identify potential drug abusers. It causes much controversy among critics who claim it violates privacy. Certain occupations are prone to give random dug tests like construction jobs and law enforcement.
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- You should get sufficient notice before the drug tests. Though the exact day may not be known, you can still prepare. Try to stop drug use well in advance.
- Choose the test that will increase your chance of negative results. Choose the blood test if you are an occasional user. Make certain you have not used it for one week. If you use drugs heavily, choose the urine test.
- For urine tests, you can dilute the sample. Make certain to dilute with warm water since the temperature is recorded. Don't dilute too much since really pale urine may raise suspicion. Be aware internal diluting can be picked up. Some people drink so much water to dilute urine infernally they risk toxicity. Drinking water helps expel urine faster, but do not exceed 64 ounces daily.
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- A hair test can only detect drug use by hair length. Try to sot drug use one week before the test and trim your hair. Wash with a hair detox shampoo. They could also take hair form other body parts. If you don't have any hair, they may offer a urine test as an alternative.
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A school in Washington state has upped the ante on fighting childhood obesity by strictly regulating birthday and holiday treats in the classroom.
"Birthday parties in classrooms may be celebrated with non-food treats and favors for students. No food is allowed as part of a birthday celebration. Appropriate alternatives to food that may be shared on special occasions can be within the procedures," the school's website now reads.
The decision was made by the Edmonds School District's Wellness Committee that was created in response to new federal guidelines that require "superintendents to monitor nutritional standards for unregulated items such as food prepared by parent groups, vending-machine fare, student store offerings and classroom parties," The Herald in Everett, Washington, reported.
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One person was injured Monday night and a police officer was shot in his vest when a drug search in Hickory turned into a shootout, authorities say.
The injured man is expected to survive, Hickory police say. And they say the bulletproof vest saved the officer, who was struck in the chest by a gunshot.
Two young children were in the home at the time.
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They say uniformed officers and members of Hickory police's Special Operations Team were serving a drug search warrant at the house, when the officers came under fire. Police took cover, authorities say, and returned fire.
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