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Fleetwood Mac show Review
I saw Fleetwood Mac on 4/15 in Philadelphia. This was a very impressive show. They sounded extremly tight. The production was simple.. nothing very big but that was ok. The music did the talking. They didn't need mass production. They played just over 2 1/2 hours. There was no down time.. just a solid show from start to finish.
Mick's drumming was also tight. He played a 6 piece DW with gold hardware and Zildjian cymbals (including a gong) It appeared that he was using a Remo coated CS on his snares and coated heads on his toms (Ambassadors or Emperors) guessing from the low focused sound, I'd say Emperors. It looked like he had a coated PS on the kick. Now, there was a guy off to his left behind the guitar amps playing something (drum related) I could only see his hands and sticks moving but I didn't hear any percussion to speak of so.... I don't know what that was about nor was this guy introduced along with the rest of the band. He may have been doubling his parts with electric pads.. I don't know.
If you have the chance to see this show, go and see it. You won't be disappointed. I'm not a fan, I went with my girlfriend BUT... I'm glad I went. It was a nice break from the loud heavy duty stuff that I like. I'd definitly go again if I had the chance.
Set list
Monday Morning, The Chain, Dreams, I Know I'm Not Wrong, Gypsy, Go Insane, Rhiannon, Second Hand News, Tusk, Sara, Big Love, Landslide, Never Going Back Again, Storms, Say You Love Me, Gold Dust Woman, Oh Well, I'm So Afraid, Stand Back, Go Your Own Way, World Turning, Don't Stop, Silver Springs.
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Pregnancy Yoga DVD by Nadia Narain
I've mentioned Nadia before (here), and in that post I wrote a little bit about how she supported me through my pregnancy with Marlow and how she transformed the way I view childbirth. I am certain it is because of her yoga classes and support that I was able to give birth in a way I had always dreamed about doing. Nadia's classes are both empowering and beautiful, offering both the emotional tools as well as physical endurance to feel strong, grounded and capable of giving birth.
I'm actually just about to head over to one of her (non pregnancy) classes this evening (!), but I wanted to quickly write to let you know that her new pregnancy dvd is finally out and I'm so excited to share about it with all of you lucky pregnant mamas. Her Everyday Yoga dvd is awesome (my husband does 20 minutes of yoga with her dvd nearly every morning before work!), and is such an easy way to squeeze in yoga from your home whenever it is convenient. How wonderful for pregnant mothers to be able to practice yoga in the same way, from the comfort of your home and without having to pay for each class.
Have a wonderful weekend, everyone!
Courtney x
Mum & Baby yoga
As I mentioned in this post, I took my first yoga class when I was pregnant with Marlow and after just one class I knew it would become an important part of my life from then on. I don't know what took me so long to start up yoga, but I am so thankful I finally did. I loved taking pregnancy yoga classes when I was pregnant, and I am so convinced it helped prepare me mentally and physically for the birthing experience I had always longed for.
When Marlow was 8 weeks old we started taking yoga classes together. Once a week the two of us hop on a bus and head over to Triyoga in Primrose Hill for the Mummy & Me yoga class with Nadia Narain. It is always a highlight of the week for both of us! I love that I get to practice yoga even though I have a little baby who still can't be left with a sitter, I love that every Wednesday I wake up and my muscles are slightly sore from the previous day's work out, I love being surrounded by other mums with young babies and chatting to them about motherhood and baby stages, and I love ending the class with a little dance with Marlow – a special time for the two of us to share with each other. Marlow loves the bit at the end when we sing songs (Incy Wincy Spider is her favourite!), and she loves checking out all the other sweet babies in the room — I'm certain that she loves our yoga class as much as I do.
x Courtney
p.s. Marlow's romper in the photo above is from Marie Puce.
Pregnancy Yoga with Nadia
I had never done yoga before… until I found myself at 32 weeks pregnant with a breech baby. A good friend (and fellow pregnant mama) recommended I try yoga, both for the physical benefit as well as to calm my mind and find a sense of peace with my pregnancy and baby. I figured I would give it a go… if, for nothing else, just to have the quiet time to myself and to dedicate a small portion of my busy day to the baby inside me.
Anyone who's ever taken a pregnancy yoga class at Triyoga will, no doubt, be familiar with Nadia Narain. Her name is practically synonymous with yoga. I can't tell you how many people recommended Nadia's pregnancy yoga classes to me before I even took my first step into her class. 'You want yoga? Oh you must speak to Nadia'.
One pregnancy yoga class with Nadia and I was a changed woman. I felt so empowered by her words, so comforted by her support, and, for the first time in my life, so prepared for my impending labour. I really believe it is thanks to her (and this book !) that I was able to achieve the labour and delivery I had always wished for. I still remember hearing her words in my head as I entered the final stages of labour. 'Relax your body, relax your mouth, slow down your breathing…'.
It is a subject I almost find difficult to write about. You know the feeling where you have so much to say, you don't know where to begin? Where your thoughts get so jumbled up in a rush to be spoken?! I feel this way when I think about the transformation that took place in the final weeks before Marlow was born. I just want to stand on a big soapbox and preach the benefits of yoga, to sing the praises of Nadia, and to tell every pregnant woman to read this book .
Instead, I will simply say that if you live in London, you should definitely take one of Nadia's classes. If you don't live in London, you can buy her pregnancy yoga CD which is awesome (and nearly as good as the real deal!) as well as her gorgeous aromatherapy candles… so that, no matter where you live or how busy you are, you can still benefit from her yoga and her teachings.
Jumping down from my soapbox now. : )
xx Courtney
Yoga for you and your baby
When I was pregnant with Sara I went to yoga class once a week faithfully. I danced around the room with other pregnant ladies and connected with my baby embracing my belly. After her birth I went back to a weekly baby massage/yoga class until Sara was crawling around and yoga wasn't an option any more. Maybe the fact that she is nowadays such a balanced child has something to do with all of these yoga classes she enjoyed as a baby!
Sadly baby number two and three didn't get similar treatments; it's just too difficult to get out of the house these days with three small children and a household to manage. But… I recently received the DVDs Bump, Birth and Beyond by the London Yoga Company and Ava and I have been doing our own private yoga class in the living room, and we are loving it! I really feel so much better after the 5 minute quick fix, just incredible. And the exercises you can do together with your baby are wonderfully simple and effective. I wish I had known about these DVDs when I was pregnant, it's such a lovely way to relax and connect with your baby… And get in shape at the same time!
Yoga for You and Your Baby is available through The London Yoga Company, together with the Pregnancy Health Yoga and the Post Natal Yoga ones.
xxx Esther
Little Nutty Helmets — for the coolest bikey in town
Nutcase is the maker of awesome helmets and their Little Nutty line caters the under five set. In Oz it is legal requirement to wear a helmet when riding a bicycle and given that so many are so cringe worthy (seriously lacking in the style stakes) these make me so very excited to hop on my bike once again. There is a cool design to suit every member of the family — in fact there are so many cool designs I seriously defy anyone, young or old, not to find one that suits their personality or acceptable to their sense of aesthetic. The Little Nutty range is particularly adorable and 'dial-to-fit' sizing makes getting the correct fit for this helmet simple – just turn the dial on the back of the helmet to make it fit your child's head exactly, growing as the head grows. So cool. Enough said!
For stockists of Nutcase and Little Nutty in the USA and Canada, click here; for Europe click here and for Australia, click here. For everywhere else in the world, see here.
– Sara
Pedal Power
Having recently returned from one of my all-time favorite cities in the world, as well as Esther's stomping ground — Amsterdam, I now have a serious case of bicycle-itis. The whole bicycle culture over there is just completely enchanting to me. Visions of every age using the power of the pedal as the main form of transportation, unlike Los Angeles, where the smallest of errands usually entails a full car load up. Not only that, but the bikes in Amsterdam are works of art as far as I'm concerned. My husband and I would duck into any bike shop we'd come across and excitedly "choose" which style ride we needed to have in our possession back in the States. My kids couldn't get enough of piling into a cargo bike and away we'd go! And not only does bike riding appeal to my "green" side, it appeals to my "fun" side and totally takes me back to my childhood and the feeling of freedom that goes along with riding a bike. The geography of L.A. makes it highly unlikely (i.e. only in my dreams) to become a bicycle driven city, but that does not mean we can't have our own little slice of the Dutch life. Thanks to the super friendly brother duo, Adam and Josef Bray-Ali, owners of Flying Pigeon LA, we Angelenos now have direct access to the SUVs of bicycle family fun. (more…)
A possible saviour called Cupcake
My friend calls winter 'soft-play-season' and she dreads it every year. Year one of having children I thought she was just being miserable, and I loved watching my baby boy smile as some slightly clownish adults sang nursery rhymes to him in a church hall. In Year two I was too preoccupied with the new baby in our lives to care much where we were or what we were doing. Now in Year 3, with two children and myself desperate to leave the house on these typical English drizzly days, I am pulling my hair out about where to go and dread the inevitable soft-play options. It is true — the kids have fun, but at the sacrifice of my sanity. I find myself looking around wondering sometimes what has happened to my life? I know that I'm lucky to be hanging out with these two brilliant people, but is it a requisite that places for children should totally alienate adults? I realise I'm sounding grumpy (seriously … if you could see the weather!) but do not fret, here I come to the good bit…
Since moving South I have often heard of the place 'Cupcake' (in Putney and Wandsworth) in association with descriptors such as 'haven' and 'God-send'. And so last week I asked whether it was OK to come and check it out (Cupcake is a members only club and I'm not a member …. yet!). The minute I walked in I felt a sort of happiness come over me. This didn't feel loud (from noise or from an interiors-carnage) — no this felt like being in a (stylish) friend's living room… only a bit bigger and with a bar to order lattes, brownies, babyccinos or something for lunch — perfect! (more…)
Resolution 2 of 999,999. Soul Cycle.
Soul Cycle just opened an amazing new space in Tribeca and while I totally TOTALLY dread working out I decided to just suck it up and force myself to go. After all, as mentioned before, the only cardio routine I have these days is courtesy of the Dancey Dance segments from Yo Gabba Gabba.
So anyway– Soul Cycle has had a following for quite some time in other areas of the city and I was nervous as hell to go. I had never done a "spin class" before and I was pretty confident that I was going to die on the bike and make a total scene. As I stood in the lobby waiting for class to start I tried my best to look like a pro but when I saw the sweat drenched people emerge from the prior class I started to panic. (more…)
Physique 57 — the workout that actually works
I wish it wasn't the case but I don't like to work out. I loathe the gym. The few times I dabbled in Yoga and Pilates I would be all gung-ho for a few months only to eventually find myself watching the clock like a hawk the entire time (is it over now?….now? …what about now?….)
Last winter however, I started taking classes at Physique 57 and everything changed.
Physique 57 has a major cult following in New York. In a nutshell, it's 57 minutes of upbeat music and fluid, muscle crunching movements that hone in on all the key areas. Based on the famous Lotte Berk method, P57 classes focus on core strength and flexibility and the classes are taught by adorable professional dancers who really motivate you to keep going even when your insides are screaming. What I love about it is that it is comprised of short routines — every five minutes or so you work on a different part of the body. And before you know it, the class is over — yay! (more…)
Kinesis Pilates Studio
Until recently I had never been inside a Pilates studio, I certainly didn't know the difference between Pilates and Gyrotonics, and I would never have thought (even after my mom's raves) that I would like it!
But au contraire! With three lessons under my belt, consider me the newest Pilates fanatic. I have soreness in muscles I didn't even know existed, and I'm loving it. I feel totally energized.
Pilates is especially great for mums and mums-to-be, as it is proven to strengthen your core (including pelvic floor muscles), increase flexibility, relieve back pain, improve your posture, and tone your body. What more could you ask for? It's also an enjoyable work-out.
Kinesis is a Pilates and Gyrotonic studio located in Notting Hill. The studio is fitted out with the best of all the Pilates and Gyrotonic equipment, and is light and bright and aesthetically soothing. The very lovely owner and teacher, Melissa, is one of the most refreshing people I've ever met, and you feel that vibe the minute you enter. (more…)

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Also use some of the "Study Money" to plant more SHADE TREES along FreeDom Way. You can get sunburned to a crisp walking the path from BASE parking lot to other end near restaurant / terminal
There are 14 million people out of work in USA , I dont know the figure for Jersey City. They should POST THE JOB - Where everybody can see it - let it be known it will be Minimum Wage, NO Benefits and No Overtime..than stand back and watch the line still be out the door for applicants especially College students who are crying over the recent college tuition increases. Retirees need more income. Able bodied men (and women without children) who are receiving Public Assistance? it should be mandatory to do this job in order to receive monthly checks aka WorkFare. The buses should be ALL ELECTRIC , plugged in over-night using Solar Paneled stations maintained by Liberty Science Center.
Give American workers a chance ! With the world known fashion designers in NY and NJ, they can knock out those uniforms out in a week. even the students at NY's Fashion Institute can make those uniforms - FOR FREE or at least reduce their tuition
Is there a Taxi Commission in Hoboken? Because the taxi drivers outside PATH station OFTEN refuse (and are rude when doing it as in telling you to GTFO of their cab) passenger's requests if it involves Jersey City, Union City, Weehawkin and definitely BAYONNE.
This is a really shame, he gets out of "Da Hood" only to return and get killed. The "Don't Snitch" rule immediately goes into effect. SOMEBODY at that party KNOWS who the Shooter is. You just can't have a old fashioned House or Block Party anymore.The wrong element always hears about it (probably from one of Spear's homies at the party who had no business inviting others) and the gang-bangers bum-rush the party
Oh well, It seems like the Mayor has the INDIA-Newark Ave Vote All locked up for next year...NEXT?!
I Agree, We would dine at the most expensive restaurant at the Borgata and buy the best seat tickets for the Show(s) there
Any relation to MLB's Graig Nettles?
The US Constitution MUST get changed to reflect the 21st century - It is crazy that a pregnant woman, supposedly coming to the USA to visit family/vacation can deliver a Anchor Baby and the baby is AUTOMATICALLY a US Citizen... Immigration Customs Eenforcement shoud look into this sham. Seeing the country's conditions most of theses people come from - getting pregnant ON PURPOSE is the easy part. This is just like an illegal immigrant paying an American money to "MARRY" them so they can stay in this country
OK this statement takes the cake: College is terribly expensive," Caride said. "We should be looking for ways to make it more affordable for our students, not costlier."....What about the the parents (all classes - ) who are LEGAL citizens of this country/state and are busting their hump everyday with LEGAL jobs (and unfortunately most times No Job) to help their kids get a good education? Oh Wait Caride is a DEM for West New YorK? representing the same people who see Virgin Mary in a Tree ? My Bad, How dare I question her logic.
Bergenline Avenue / Union City-West New York OK ...Lets see how much religious faith and interest the onlookers have if they stay around and not scatter like You Know Whats when a big Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) bus and ICE officers pulls up
LMAO good one !
sorry for my being clueless but how did this happen? was the Cop real tall and she was about 4ft and change ? Was the gunbutt facing forward ? (i.e he draws with his opposite hand). please reply , thanks
This is not news to anyone "in-the-know' who lives below 23rd St in Manhattan. Please leave Anderson alone - He is a good news journalist and unlike most of us he is working because he WANTS TO, not because he HAS TO - He is from "OLD MONEY" . It is none of my business about his personal life - many years ago, I did see him early one morning around Chelsea 18th st. , I just said Good AM , A.C and was surprised he responded if I knew him for years (I did not) , we talked a few brief minutes about general goings-on around the area, weather ...etc. Most TV personalities dont give you the time of day (aka ALec Baldwin) when you see the around Manhattan streets. Hang in there Anderson - As they say , "Those Who Know Will Know, Those Who Don't Know - Don't Count"
NJ State Poice must be glad to read this, so they can increase issuing "Driving While Black" tickets on NJ Turnpike
Next year I would like Nathan's to take ban off Takeru Kobayashi (KOBI)...he has been talking a lot of crap on Joey. I want Joey Chestnut (USA) to kick his butt in heads up competition so Kobi can STFU
I double agree - sometimes on a Friday I want to take a leisurely boat ride to work from Paulus Hook to 39th street. Even if you subtract the NY-MTA bus fare (NYW provides free NY bus service at 38th port) , it is still cost prohibitive compared to the jam-packed PATH.
This was ALL STAGED! (I would not be surprised if they hired/paid off duty cops to make this so-called "Arrest". This show knows Snooki is BORING now that she is having a Baby and not Drinking or Acting Stupid - Nobody wants to see a Sober Snooki - this Deena Chick is being groomed to take Snooki's place
......where he served with a unit that assessed and planned the rebuilding of places like the war-torn city of Hillah..........." Hmmm I notice the Army did not assign this "Patriot" to a combat unit, as a translator or gathering Intel.... NASSAN: "..The same thing can happen to Jewish Americans; the same thing can happen to Shinto Americans; the same thing can happen to Buddhist Americans...," BUT it is OK if they do it to blacks, Hispanics ...etc
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Retap your Drinks: Review
Retap is of Scandinavian design and is especially made for use with tap water – the bottle has been specially designed with the thought of giving the best drinking experience even down to the fact it has been made with no edges to make sure there is little room for bacteria to grow. The bottle itself has been made from a high quality borosilicate glass that offers a more eco-friendly production form than normal glass and also just happens to be 20% recycled as well as extra strong to help it last longer – in fact all Retap glass bottles come with a life time guarantee and if yours does happen to break you just send it back for a replacement free of charge. The lid is made from a BPA free rubber and on top of that each bottle is completely dishwasher safe, they even sell a dishwasher rack so you can make sure it makes it through the wash safely.
Personally I really like the idea of the Retap bottle – I hardly dare think of how many plastic bottles I use across a year and while I make sure I pop them all into the recycle bin I would feel 100% better knowing that I don't even have to worry about that and just wash and reuse. I'm not a water girl but I've found it pretty easy to pop a bit of squash into the bottle before adding water – and it fits perfectly into the fridge door (as well as your hand) so on a warm day so I can grab a cool swig ever now and again.
I was sent the 500ml size which comes in at £12 each and can be brought from Green Tulip, but they are also available in 300ml and 800ml so you can grab a size that is right for you.
What do you think of the Retap bottle, could you see yourself using one?
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House Speaker Bobby Harrell told The Associated Press he probably will be more specific on finance forms detailing reimbursements from his campaign account when he uses his personal credit card and pays bills online.
Harrell has reimbursed himself more than $325,000 from his campaign war chest since 2008. For four weeks, The Post and Courier has repeatedly asked Harrells office whether he could produce receipts and itemize expenditures showing how the money was spent. Harrell has failed to provide the newspaper with the documents.
On Tuesday, Harrell showed The Associated Press the documents that he said back up his assertions.
He would not allow copies to be made, saying the bills also contained personal spending and information. He also said they were not public documents under state law.
The way Ive been doing it is within the law, Harrell told the AP. Going forward, I probably will be more specific.
The Post and Courier published a story Monday about the reimbursements, many of which covered the speakers costs for using his private plane for official legislative trips and politically related travel, Harrells office said.
State politicians must maintain such documentation for four years to prove they are using campaign money for political rather than personal spending. Harrell told the newspaper that all his expenses are legitimate. But without the required documentation, it is impossible to confirm that Harrell spent the money properly.
Last week, Harrell put nearly $23,000 back into his campaign account, acknowledging in a letter to the House Ethics Committee that a four-year review determined he didnt have records for that amount in withdrawals. While he believes the expenses were legitimate, he said, he doesnt have the documents to support them.
He attributed the missing records to moving an office in Charleston in 2011.
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Scoop: What did you learn about Manny Pacquiao on the press tour that you previously did not know? Did you get any insights into his character?
Brandon Rios: "I really didn't know Manny Pacquiao. I know Manny Pacquiao is a good person, he never says nothing bad, he's a gentleman. I really can't say I learned something different about him because I really didn't talk to him."
Scoop: Why are you going to beat him?
Brandon Rios: "Why? Because I want it. I want this. I want this. I need it. And I worked all my life to get to this point. And I'm not gonna let it slide for nothing. It's my time. I'm young, I'm hungry and I want that."
Scoop: Why are you a better fighter than Manny Pacquiao?
Brandon Rios: "What makes me a better fighter than Manny is I'm young, I'm dedicated to this sport. It's not a job or a hobby, I got a passion. I love it. I love this sport."
Scoop: Why do you love boxing?
Brandon Rios: "The reason why I love the sport of boxing is...I'm really hyper. I've got a hyper disorder thing. I'm very hyper, I'm very outgoing, I love to be around people. It helps me out, calms me down. When I'm not fighting or training, when I'm at home, to tell you the truth, I get antsy, anxious, I get like ARRRRRRRGGH. I just want to hit something. Like literally, AARRRRRRGH.
Scoop: Boxing is your release?
Brandon Rios: "Yeah, that's a release. I need to do something. My kids are the same way too. My kids do the same shit too. They're very like me. That's why I'm boxing so much. Because it helps me out, it calms me down."
Scoop: Do you remember the first famous boxer you ever met or encountered?
Brandon Rios: "Was...who was it...I don't even know. I think it was fuckin' Barrera. Because I was in training camp with him. That was the first one I really met that was famous. But the one I always looked up to was Julio Cesar Chavez senior. And Diego Corrales. And Arturo Gatti."
Scoop: Did you ever have any personal interaction with Julio Cesar Chavez?
Brandon Rios: "He came up to me after the first Alvarado fight and he was telling me, 'Kid, what a good fighter you are. You're a great fighter, you got a lot of heart. And it was just like - You're a great fighter. So that's what he said to me. It was cool."
Scoop: When you sleep at night at home, did you ever have a dream you were boxing in your dream?
Brandon Rios: "Actually, it did happen. To my wife. She was in bed with me. We were sleeping. She said I kinda punched her [smiles]. I always dream. I already had a dream that I beat this guy. I already dreamed that at the end I raised my hand up. By a knockout. I already dreamed everything about him. I'm gonna fight him. I have that in me. I dreamed about what I can do and sometimes it comes out good. We'll see."


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This laboratory course, meant to be taken concurrently with BIO110, examines ecological principles in relation to environmental problems, allowing students to gain an awareness of their surroundings. Biotic and abiotic components of ecosystems are examined, as are various types of air, water and soil pollutants. Procedures and techniques used in the study of environmental issues are introduced, as are biological basics such as experimental design and problem solving.
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We participated in a number of commercial events in 2013. The public events for the year started in January with dancing at Ware Museum as part of a living history for 12th night, and then we returned to Ware in April for the final event before the return of the great bed of Ware to the V&A. Both the Ware events were carried out in connection with Hungerford Household. In August, we visited Tretower Court in Wales to perform Henrician dances. Then in September, we performed at God's House tower in Southampton as part of their Tudor Revels celebration. Our last event of the year saw us at the Banqueting House in support of the Parliament Week celebrations were we were presenting the Governing body attitude to dance during the transition from Charles I through the Commonwealth and onto the rstoration of Charles II.
Our first event in 2012 was at the Wallace Collection, Negri's "Battaglia" as part of an evening performance by the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in conjunction with the exhibition of Renaissance Swords at the Wallace Collection. We then participated at a two day living history at the Vyne as part of the Hungerford Household followed in June by two days at Shaw House, Newbury.
We then had two events at CADW sites in Wales. In August we were at Tretower Court and then a month later at Raglan Castle demonstrating the preparations for a Jacobean Masque. Closer to hime, we put on a beginners course followed by a concert performance of dancing as part of the Southampton Tudor Revels.
In 2011, we put on a set of performances in support of Dunstable's History Day 2011, followed on June 12 by participation in A Dance Through Time. This major collaborative work saw three dance groups recreating 16th and 17th century dances in the site the dances were named after. It is hoped to repeat this on a more extensive list of sites in 2012
Over the summer, we put on a weekend event of music and dance at Chepstow Castle, followed by a weekend charity event at Wolverton Manor and a one day event at Farnham Castle for the heritage open days.
In 2010 we performed at Medieval Mayhem at Ufton Court in May followed by a return visit to Chepstow Castle in June. July saw us providing music and dance for the British Museum "Renaissance Late" event held in conjunction with their "Italian Renaissance drawings" exhibition
Our Welsh tour followed in August with visits to Plas Mawr and Tretower Court. This was followed in September with participation in 2 events in the same day at Farnham Castle and the Vyne In support of the Mary Rose exhibition at the Willis Museum in Basingstoke, we provided music and dance for Tudor days at Basing House in October.
Events are performed under our stage name - Renaissance Footnotes.
We gave our first public performance in 1992 and since then have performed on our own, and in association with other groups at the Albert Hall, Hampton Court Palace, the Great Hall Winchester, the Commandery Worcester, the Painted Hall Greenwich, the Weald and Downland Museum of Buildings, Dinan (Brittany), Tourcoing (Alsace), Arreton Manor (IOW), and a number of English Heritage, National Trust and CADW sites across the country
We perform in good quality reproduction period clothes and footwear, either all of a single period, or showing a variety of styles illustrating the changing fashions between 1450 and 1650. We are able to supply our own musicians for a performance if required, who use reproduction period instruments, and who also have period costume. In addition to the performance dances, we know a number of simple audience participation dances which we are able to teach.
The members of the group have between them a wealth of experience in historical interpretation, both in events for schools, and in events open to the general public. So in addition to performing the dances we are able to discuss the social background to the dances, the basis of their reconstruction, our clothes etc., with the audiences.
We also have extensive contacts, and would be happy to assist in the staging of domestic living history events. The exact roles that we can cover depends on who is available, the group includes people able to cover the following roles: Household steward, cook, laundry woman, seamstress, lace maker, huntsman, gentleman, secretary, gentry lady, musician, still room woman, astrologer, physician and dancing master. Many of the group have been trained in historical interpretation for work at Hampton Court and almost everyone in the group has participated in the annual Kentwell tudor recreation.
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My Mathews Moment Winners Announced!September 4, 2012 - Mathews Inc
Thank you to all who submitted their moments and voted! Mathews is truly blessed to have the best fans and supporters in the world and that is extremely evident with the quality and quantity of Mathews Moments submitted!
"My Mathews Moment in Kansas"
"My Mathews Moment in Kansas" submitted by Waylon Deatrick. Waylon wins an all-expenses paid hunt with Dave Watson to be featured on Mathews TV and a new Mathews H?lim!
Since picking up a Mathews, my groups are tighter and confidence greater. Come along as I travel to Kansas and harvest a beautiful whitetail on public land with my DXT. I won't shoot anything but Mathews!
"Ozark Girl"
Second place winner, "Ozark Girl". Emily will receive a brand new Mathews H?lim.
In the year that I have been shooting a bow I have been blessed to experience many Mathews Moments. From spending time with family and friends target shooting to hitting the woods with my Mathews Jewel. I was fortunate enough to get my most exciting Mathews Moment on video and I am excited to share it with others.
"Catch us if you can!"
Third place winner, "Catch us if you can!" was submitted by Erik Buchmiller from South Price, UT.
In 2011 I was fortunate enough to take my largest archery buck to date with my Z7 from 16 yards! Thank goodness I took my brothers advice in getting a mathews!
"My Hog, My Way, My Mathews Moment"
Fourth place winner, "My Hog, My Way, My Mathews Moment" was submitted by Candace Hubble from Corpus Christi, TX .
My Mathews DXT provided me with one of my greatest hunting experiences so far. Usually my husband helps me track and recover any animals I harvest, but this time I did it my way. After the shot I followed the blood trail and retrieved my 184lb hog on my own. It was a great feeling to do this and my Mathews bow gave me the confidence I needed. Thanks Mathews!
"Three Mathews Moments – One Bow"
Fifth place winner, "Three Mathews Moments – One Bow" was submitted by Mark Kennedy from La Grange NC.
Since switching to Mathews I have experienced not only an increase in accuracy but distance as well. Check out these three backyard trick shots and you'll see why I'm sold on Mathews bows. One is at 200 yards, one is at 20 yards and the third, well, you'll just have to see it to believe it. With my Mathews Z7 I can say with confidence…… never under estimate the old guy.


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Grandparents Day is the first Sunday in September after Labor Day. This year, it falls on Sept. 7, so you have plenty of time to get a card off in the mail!
If you have little ones, I'm sure they'd be delighted with a homemade picture. We are honoring grandparents in Lap Sit and Story Time, and one of the stories we read is "What Grandmas Do Best/What Grandpas Do Best" by Laura Numeroff.
It celebrates grandparents, and the everyday things they do, in a fun book design that has two fronts instead of a front and a back.
Heather Nitzel is the Crestview Public Library's youth services librarian.


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Carol Of The Bells - (Easy Piano)
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Composed by Mykola Leontovich. Arranged by E. L. Lancaster. Piano Solo; Solo. Christmas. Single. Easy piano notation and fingerings (does not include words to the songs). 3 pages. Published by Alfred Music (AP.14223).
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Fake Hurricane Sandy Photos That Have Gone Viral – Don't Be Fooled!
Hurricane Sandy hasn't even hit the northeastern coast at full strength yet, and I'm already seeing fake photos on Facebook. It never fails. These types of fake imagery appear every time there is a flood, a storm, or any other type of natural disaster. It's almost as bad as the fake celeb deaths on Twitter!


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This section provides basic information on obtaining or searching for a Brevard County Business Tax Receipt. To contact our office for questions concerning Business Tax Receipts click on the button below to send an email:
Local Business Tax
Local Business Tax Receipts are required for most businesses and are issued by counties and cities. Per County Ordinance 102-28: The county hereby levies a business tax for the privilege of engaging in or managing any business, business location, profession or occupation within the county authorized pursuant to F.S. ch. 205
Per the Ordinance, other department's approval is required before the Brevard County Business Tax Receipt can be issued. A business located in an unincorporated area of the county may need Zoning Use Permit, Building Occupancy Review and/or Environmental Health Septic review. If your business is located within an incorporated municipality (city limits), a City Business Tax Receipt must be procured before a Brevard County Business Tax Receipt can be issued.
Contact Numbers for Information:
If the business name on the Business Tax Receipt is other than the legal name of the owner(s), it must be registered or re-registered as a fictitious name with Division of Corporations. Division of Corporations can be reached at 850-245-6058 or www.sunbiz.org.
To qualify for a Business Tax Receipt, you must furnish the following information depending on where the business is located. Listed below are the three types of Business Tax Receipt applications. Please download the application that is applicable to your business. In order to download an application, you will need Adobe Reader installed on your PC. If you do not have Adobe Reader, you can install it for free.
You may also apply for your business tax receipt online. During the online application process, you will need to download the completed application packet below, save it to your desktop and then email it to: firstname.lastname@example.com
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If you have already obtained a Business Tax Receipt, an application should be completed within 30 days for any change to the current account you have on file. A change in the account could be location, ownership, mailing address only, name change, or addition/deletion to nature of business being conducted.
• Change of Location
1. A Tax Receipt may be transferred upon application and fee. Prerequisites for new location must be satisfied (i.e. State License, Building Occupancy, Zoning, City Receipt, Health Inspection). If a tax receipt is not transferred within 30 days, continuing to do business is subject to the same penalties as doing business without a tax receipt, as well as payment of the full amount due for each classification.
2. Copy of original tax receipt must be submitted with one of the following completed application packages for the transfer of location to be made to the existing account. Please click on the "Download Application" below that pertains to your new location address.
3. You may also submit the change of location to your Brevard County Business Tax Receipt online. You will need to download the completed application packet below that is applicable to your new location. You will be required to email these forms to: email@example.com
a. Business located in a Residential Unincorporated Area of the County(Home Locations)
b. Business located in a Commercial Unincorporated Area of the County
c. Business located in an Incorporated Municipalities (City Limits)
• Change of Ownership
1. Except for individual professional and exempt tax receipts, a tax receipt may be transferred to a new owner upon application, copy of bill of sale and payment of fee. Any regulatory prerequisites must be met and copies submitted with application by the new owner. Application for Transfer should be made within 30 days.
2. Copy of the original tax receipt, bill of sale, professional license (if applicable) and current registration of new business and ownership name must be submitted along with application package. Also include City Business Receipt (if applicable) or if in an unincorporated location of the county, proof of ownership of property or owner authorization.
3. You may also submit the change of ownership for your Brevard County Business Tax Receipt online. You will need to download the completed applicatioin packet below, save it to your desktop and email all forms to: email@example.com
• Change of Mailing Address Only
1. If the business location remains the same, but only your mailing address has changed, then the information can be submitted in writing to make the change.
2. Please write the new mailing address on the current Business Tax renewal or receipt along with the wording "Mailing address change only; we have not moved business from the location shown". Sign, date and return the Business Tax renewal or receipt to our office by mail, fax, email or in person.
Q. How much does a Business Tax Receipt cost?
A. $37.00 plus any penalties per year the business was open in Brevard County at the location indicated on your application. Note: Depending on the type of business and the location, there may also be an additional fee for Hazardous Waste surcharge, Zoning Use Permit, Building Occupancy Review and/ or Septic Review.
Q. When do I need a Brevard County Business Tax Receipt?A. Brevard County Business Tax Receipts are issued pursuant to Chapter 102, Article II, Brevard County Code, as authorized by Chapter 205, Florida Statutes. Any person (legal entity) engaged in (or managing) any business in the incorporated or unincorporated areas of Brevard County defined in the above law requires a Business Tax Receipt. A Receipt is required for each location conducting business and for each person subject to professional classifications.
Q. How do I apply for a Brevard County Business Tax Receipt?
A. Click one of the above links depending on your business location. Complete the applications and submit to the Tax Collector's Office. To minimize delays, contact the Tax Collector's Office for pre-requisites applicable to your classification and location. A Business Tax Receipt will be issued upon approval of the application and presentation of required prerequisites and payments of applicable fees.Q. Where do I apply for a Brevard County Business Tax Receipt?
A. You can download the application, complete and mail along with your required documents to our Main Office in Titusville by mailing to: P.O. Box 2500, Titusville FL 32781; faxing to: 321-264-6792; or submit in person at 400 South St.-6th Floor, Titusville, Fl. You can also drop off the application in one of our branch locations to be forwarded to the Main Office. You will be contacted by a tax specialist once the application is approved or if further information/documentation is needed.
Q. Are there exemptions for Business Tax Receipts?
A. There are a few exemptions and exceptions to the actual issuance of a Business Tax Receipt, primarily relating to agriculture. There are Fee Exemptions (tax receipt and prerequisites still applicable) for disabled veterans (up to $50); full exemption for 65 years or older ($1,000 less in capital & only one employee), widows with dependent children, handicapped or blind. The applicant for the exemption must be conducting the actual business, and not an "absentee owner."
Q. What should I do if I go out of business, or close one of several tax receipt locations?
A. Notify the Tax Collector's Office in writing, with a copy of the Business Tax Receipt to be inactivated. If advertising or conducting a "Going Out of Business" sale, a permit should be obtained from the Tax Collector. For additional information, contact the Tax Collector's Office at 321-264-6910 or 321-633-2199 ext. 46910.
Any individual or business that wishes to conduct or advertise a "Fire Sale" or "Going Out of Business Sale", or any liquidation sale, (Any sale the public would believe, that upon disposal of all stock of goods on hand, the business will cease and be discontinued) is required by the State of Florida (Florida Statute 559.20) to apply, and purchase a Going Out of Business Permit.
Going Out of Business/Fire Sale applications are available at the Tax Collector's Main Office only. Included with the application shall be a copy of the proposed advertising, the current county Business Tax Receipt, (if applicable, the city tax receipt) and a copy of the current inventory, listing goods to be sold. The fee required is $50.00.
Prior to the issuance of the permit, all tangible personal property, and real estate taxes (if applicable) must be paid. The permit is valid for a period of not more than 60 consecutive days, including Sunday, and any legal holiday, following the issuance thereof.
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Re: internet campaign to restore star trek final frontier starts
I guess what it all comes down to -- and this is solely personal opinion -- is whether you think TFF began with a good story that then got lost through bad filmmaking, or whether it was a bad story to begin with that was just made worse by the bad filmmaking.
I personally think the former. I think the story, as constructed, is solid. I think there is a lot of good stuff there. I think it was brought down by three things: the insistence by the studio on including lots of humor in what was supposed to be a serious story; the choice of a visual effects company unqualified for a project of this scale; and the refusal by Paramount to adjust the budget to allow for rewriting and reshoots when the problems were discovered.
Most people focus on re-doing the visual effects. That's certainly possible, and even perhaps not terribly complicated, with today's technology. And I think it would help. But that's not the biggest thing that could be done. The biggest thing would be to re-cut the movie. You could remove a lot of the ridiculous humor moments without removing any key information from the story. Okay, the fall of the mountain and Spock's Superman rescue are pretty tightly tied into the more touching moments of Kirk discussing the fact that he knows he'll die alone. But other elements, such as the oft-cited Scotty banging his head on a bulkhead for example, are not and could be trimmed with ease.
A good, thorough re-cutting of the film could work wonders, IMHO. But that's because I think it's got a good story that it starts with. Your mileage may vary.
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Plymouth Argyle will be aiming for promotion next season
Posted: May 12, 2012|
PLYMOUTH Argyle will be aiming for promotion from League Two next season, club owner James Brent has declared.
However, Brent warned the Pilgrims' pursuit of success in 2012/13 would not be at any expense.
Argyle, as a club, are still recovering from the consequences of spending beyond their means under the former boardroom regime at Home Park.
They were in administration for seven months before Brent rescued them from football oblivion, and only narrowly avoided relegation from the Football League this term.
But now free from debt and with the support of the Green Army behind them, Brent knows it is possible for the Pilgrims to turn around their fortunes – and soon.
He told Herald Sport: "I can't see that a club like Argyle should be doing anything other than competing to win.
"That's always the aspiration and what we will drive towards.
"But given what the club has been through, if we fail to meet that aspiration no-one is going to be reckless."
Brent hopes to retain the services of manager Carl Fletcher and his coaching staff of Romain Larrieu and Kevin Nancekivell next season.
Talks have taken place with all three of them, and they are already planning for 2012/13, but agreements are not yet in place.
Brent admitted the intention was to add to Argyle's squad this summer so they were capable of challenging at the top of the table next season, rather than scrapping to stay up.
But he is placing a lot of importance on the club producing their own players, such as midfielder Luke Young, the club's young player-of-the-year for 2011/12.
Brent said: "I think everyone's belief is we have a good core to the squad and we also have some very good youth coming through.
"Seeing it all come together for Luke Young, for example, in the last couple of games was great.
"So it's really a combination of making sure we develop our own young players and build on the core that we already have. The intention is to add to the squad."
The cautious mood of optimism at Home Park has been reflected in the demand for 2012/13 membership packages, which include a season ticket for the League Two campaign.
At times this week, Argyle have been selling them at the rate of one every two minutes.
Launched under the banner of 'Join the Club', the variety of packages have been customised to appeal to different sections of the Green Army.
Added exclusive member benefits include a replica shirt; a programme at every home match; subscription to the Pilgrims' premium online audio and video service, Argyle Player; invites to regular club events; priority tickets for home cup games; and discounts in the Argyle Superstore, at Akkeron Hotels and for Saltrock clothing.
An Argyle spokesman said: "We are delighted the new membership packages are proving very popular.
"It really chimes in with the feel-good atmosphere at Home Park at the moment.
"Fans believe the green shoots of recovery experienced following the takeover by James Brent and the appointment of Carl Fletcher and Romain Larrieu will continue to grow.
"They can see we have an ambitious new owner and one of the brightest young managers in the game to lead us with confidence into the new campaign."
FOR further information about 2012/13 membership packages, contact the Argyle box office (telephone 0845 872 3335) or check the club website, www.pafc.co.uk.


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Scientists, telescope hunt massive hidden object in space, Brown dwarf star possible encoutering Earth in the future
Scientists, telescope hunt massive hidden object in space, Brown dwarf star possible encoutering Earth in the future
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Scientists, telescope hunt massive hidden object in space
You know how you sometimes can sense that something is present even though you can't see it? Well, astronomers are getting that feeling about a giant, hidden object in space.
And when we say giant, we mean GIANT.
Evidence is mounting that either a brown dwarf star or a gas giant planet is lurking at the outermost reaches of our solar system, far beyond Pluto. The theoretical object, dubbed Tyche, is estimated to be four times the size of Jupiter and 15,000 times farther from the sun than Earth, according to a story in the British paper The Independent.
Astrophysicists John Matese and Daniel Whitmire from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette think data from NASA's infrared space telescope WISE will confirm Tyche's existence and location within two years.
The presence of such a massive object in the solar system's far-flung Oort Cloud could explain a barrage of comets from an unexpected direction, according to a December article at Space.com.
Its 27 million-year orbit could also explain a pattern of mass extinctions on Earth, scientists say.
Brown dwarfs are cold "failed" stars; their dimness and lack of heat radiation can make them hard to detect. Gas giants are huge planets like Saturn, Jupiter and Neptune that are made up of gases and may lack a solid surface like Earth's.
Whitmire told The Independent that Tyche will probably be composed of hydrogen and helium and have colorful spots, bands and clouds like Jupiter.
"You'd also expect it to have moons," he said. "All the outer planets have them."
Tyche was first hypothesized in 1984 as Nemesis, a dark companion star to the sun. It's been the subject of astronomical research and debate ever since. In July, another Space.com article said the celestial evidence suggests Tyche could not possibly exist.
To distinguish it from the Nemesis star theory, Matese and Whitmire are calling their object Tyche, after the good sister of the goddess Nemesis in Greek mythology.
Their research is published in Icarus, the International Journal of Solar System Studies.
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Updated: 02/10/2009 - Ryan's Steakhouse locations in Lexington have closed their doors.
Updated: 02/10/2009 - Ryan's Steakhouse locations in Lexington have closed their doors.
Posted: 02/10/2009 - The ice storm had many impacts, from power outages, to downed trees, to ruined meat.
Posted: 02/10/2009 - Police are warning residents to continue to beware
Updated: 02/10/2009 - A close call Monday night at Lexington's Jacobson Park when a small child had to be rescued from the icy waters.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - In his first prime-time news conference as president, Barack Obama opened with a seven-minute pitch for his economic-stimulus program, then took 13 questions spanning another 51 minutes.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - A panel of experts do a fact check of the President's news conference.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - It was a long lost invitation to a mother's day get together. But, it took more than twenty years to reach it's intended address.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - Federal officials say some of the meal kits they've been giving away to ice storm victims in Kentucky, may contain peanut butter that's involved in the national salmonella scare.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - People say they're being taken advantage of in a natural disaster.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - A carbon monoxide scare at a Richmond strip mall sends several people to the hospital.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - On screen icons indicate a "clickable moment," an opportunity for the viewer to click one button on their remote control and "bookmark" that content to the viewer's private web portal or email address.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - A proposed bill to raise the taxes on alcohol is raising eyebrows across the commonwealth.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - The cleanup continues from the 2009 winter storm that left tons of a tree limbs and branches needing to be thrown out.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - A state official says about 32,000 customers of utilities regulated by the state remain without power after a deadly winter storm.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - Mail carriers in 35 Kentucky counties will deliver 600,000 fliers warning victims of an ice storm not to eat peanut products from their emergency meal kits because of concerns about salmonella.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - The results for both recurring cancer or death among the study group was found to be the same as among women in the same age group who had not become pregnant.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - Crews will resume searching for a missing Menifee County woman Monday morning.
Posted: 02/09/2009 - Firefighters quickly had the fire under control but remained on the scene for much of the morning in Bath County.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - It's been a week since an eastern Kentucky woman was seen wandering away from her home, and the massive search continues in Middlesboro.
Updated: 04/08/2009 - 22-year-old Lance Corporal Tommy Bullen died in May 2007, after drowning off Topsail Beach, North Carolina.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - A Lexington family escapes their burning house early Sunday morning at their Maryland Avenue home.
Updated: 02/09/2009 - A bill proposed by House Speaker Greg Stumbo would afford expectant moms and the new parents the opportunity to park in handicapped parking spaces.
Updated: 02/08/2009 - ...Thomas More College is trying to raise $3.5 million for a free-standing chapel in the middle of it's campus to replace a 110-person chapel squeezed into the student union.
Updated: 02/05/2010 - Parts of Western Kentucky still struggling after storm
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Im always excited to see Clemson or USC athletes ascend to the NFL, but it was particularly thrilling to watch former Gamecock quarterback Connor Shaw play in the preseason Monday Night Football matchup between the Cleveland Browns and Washington Redskins.
Mr. Shaw, who wasnt picked up in the NFL Draft but was signed by the Browns as a free agent, delivered a sterling performance. As one of three Cleveland quarterbacks to play in the game, he completed an impressive eight passes in nine attempts for 123 yards and a touchdown.
It was especially noteworthy because his teams stable of quarterbacks includes Johnny Manziel, the much-hyped first-round draft pick and Heisman Trophy winner. Mr. Manziel performed poorly, completing just 7 of 16 passes for 65 yards and a touchdown.
Ive never met either man, but media reports portray the two as polar opposites. Mr. Manziel is often characterized as brash and outwardly confident. His off-field antics and partying have invited scrutiny. And he has been sometimes criticized for displaying an unsportsmanlike attitude. Indeed, during this game he was caught by TV cameras making an unfortunate hand gesture toward the opposing team a gesture for which he was fined by the NFL.
Mr. Shaw, on the other hand, is frequently described as affable, soft-spoken and well-grounded. He has burnished a reputation as a true team player whose leadership and positive attitude uplift those around him. Youre unlikely to read about him making rude hand gestures, either on or off the field.
Thats one reason it was so gratifying to see Mr. Shaw outshine his fellow rookie quarterback, and punctuate his outstanding performance with a Hail Mary touchdown pass in the final seconds of the game.
The real value of athletic competition is that it can be used to teach important life lessons. It can promote the importance of teamwork, of respect for opponents, and of hard work as a means of achieving success... ideals which carry us far in all aspects of life.
And athletes are in a unique position to impress these ideals upon their fans, particularly the young people who look up to them as role models. Thats especially true of high profile players such as quarterbacks.
At the time of this writing, the Browns have selected another quarterback, six-year veteran Brian Hoyer, as starter for their regular season opener on Sept. 7. But lets hope for more playing time for Mr. Shaw, not just because of his Palmetto State connection but because of the other qualities he brings with him.
The NFL could always use another dose of sportsmanship, and America can certainly use more positive role models for todays youth.
Richard Eckstrom is a CPA and the states Comptroller.
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Sex therapy may be helpful for some men with erectile dysfunction (ED) and premature ejaculation (PE). Sex therapy is a subspecialty area of clinical psychology in which the sex therapy counselor is trained and skilled in ways to optimize sexual function. There are two sex therapy professional organizations devoted to sex therapy: 1). The Society for Sex Therapy and Research (SSTAR); 2). American Association of Sex Educators, Counselors and Therapists (AASECT).
Sex therapy is often utilized for men and, if appropriate, their partners with sexual health problems. Sex therapy can be provided in conjunction with biologic managements. Sex therapy provides a forum where psychologic and relationship contributions to sexual difficulties are identified and addressed. Sex therapy focuses on promoting effective communication about sex and learning techniques to improve sexual function.
Therapy usually begins with a careful and systematic assessment of the factors contributing to the current difficulty, including a review of past and present medical issues and a discussion about the man and his partner's ethnic or cultural background, religious devoutness, sexual beliefs and expectations, and goals of therapy. Further, the therapist wants to learn as much as possible about the man's past enjoyment and satisfaction with sensual or sexual activities, typical sexual response, and comfort with sexual behaviors, including oral-genital sex, fantasy or use of erotic media.
Sex therapy is typically brief, often no more than a dozen sessions. To be effective, a number of counseling sessions are required, usually weekly or every two weeks for several months. Various therapeutic options include cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), permission and education, and at-home sensual exercises or self-exploration procedures.
The prognosis is better for a man who can recall past pleasurable sexual feelings or experiences and past or present loving relationships than if a man has never enjoyed sex and is solely seeking to comply with his partner's demands for sex. Sexual desire may be rekindled and/or sexual problems may be resolved psychotherapeutically if a man has enjoyed sexual relations with a current partner and wants to recapture it.
Men with erectile difficulties often experience feelings of failure and loss of self-esteem that may be compounded by their partner's disappointment or anger. Sex therapy may be useful in helping couples adjust to the various medical treatments that can be prescribed for erectile dysfunction. Spending time on sexual activities other than intercourse may be helpful. To reduce the man's performance anxiety and the partner's frustration, the partner may be encouraged to experience sexual pleasure that can be a pleasurable experience for both partners. A particularly useful recommendation is for the couple to take turns giving or receiving sexual pleasure.
Sex therapy is a proven erectile dysfunction treatment. Many men feel embarrassed discussing sexual concerns. Erectile dysfunction is a common health issue, and meeting with a specially trained sex therapist can play an important role in getting the best results from erectile dysfunction treatment.
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The Aipac lobby group is famed for its ability to move bills, spike nominations and keep legislators in line – but is its influence waning?
What factors will really affect the outcome of negotiations between the US and Iran?
The upcoming elections in Iran will be neither free nor fair, says Trita Parsi, but people are still willing to consider voting to challenge the establishment.
Parallel lines.
Israeli spokesman Mark Regev tells the NS that "a nuclear-armed Iran is something we will not accept".
An Israeli war game recently imagined the fallout from a strike on Iran's nuclear facilities. David Patrikarakos reveals what he learned when he received exclusive access.
David Cameron on why Israel must avoid war with Iran.
US defence secretary Leon Panetta on military action against Iran.
Sunny seems to think that Iran's open and undeniable enrichment of uranium, which is the country's legal right under the Non-Proliferation Treaty, amounts to a weapons programme. It doesn't.
Karl Kraus, the great satirist, called fin de siècle Vienna a research laboratory for world destruction. Something similar could perhaps be said of Iran today.


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