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|Extraction of the lateral incisors to treat maxillary protrusion: Quantitative evaluation of the stomatognathic functions.
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|Abstract To treat morphological abnormalities, impaction, and severe malposition of the teeth, the lateral incisors are sometimes extracted, followed by orthodontic space closure. This procedure often requires special consideration, not only with regard to esthetics but also for functional issues. However, thus far, few reports that have performed a functional evaluation in such cases. The purpose of this article is to report the successful treatment of an adult patient with a Class II division 1 malocclusion who was treated with extraction of the upper lateral incisors. The female patient, aged 23 years and 6 months, had a chief complaint of maxillary incisal protrusion and crooked teeth. In this patient, the upper lateral incisors were extracted to fulfill the patient's strong request, followed by orthodontic treatment using edgewise appliances. A high-pull J-hook headgear on the lower dental arch was used to prevent further labial inclination of the lower incisors. The total active treatment period was 37 months. The resulting occlusion and a satisfactory facial profile were maintained during a 4-year retention period. Additionally, this treatment did not affect the stomatognathic functions as assessed by the following criteria: range of the incisal path or condylar motion during maximal open-close movement, protrusive excursion, lateral excursion, and the chewing test. In conclusion, extraction of the upper lateral incisors can be an effective treatment choice when the upper lateral incisors are dwarfed, are nonvital, or demonstrate severe malposition.
|Yoshihito Ishihara; Shingo Kuroda; Kumi Sumiyoshi; Teruko Takano-Yamamoto; Takashi Yamashiro
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly residence with outdoor pool and fitness center
This family-friendly Impruneta residence is located in a rural location, 3 mi (4.9 km) from Circolo Golf Ugolino, and within 6 mi (10 km) of Certosa Museum and Florence Charterhouse. Piazza Niccolo Acciaioli and World War II Florence American Cemetery and Memorial are also within 6 mi (10 km).
Property Features
An outdoor pool, a fitness center, and a coffee shop/café are available at this residence. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, coffee/tea in the lobby, a seasonal outdoor pool, and conference rooms are onsite.
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All 20 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and espresso makers. Guests will find kitchenettes with refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The residence offers a coffee shop/café. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access. In addition to an outdoor pool, Country Relais Villa l'Olmo provides a fitness center and a seasonal outdoor pool. Event facilities measuring 646 square feet (60 square meters) include conference space and meeting rooms. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available on request) and an area shuttle. This family-friendly residence also offers tour/ticket assistance, barbecue grills, and multilingual staff. Concierge services and wedding services can be provided. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
Country Relais Villa l'Olmo has designated areas for smoking.
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- Conference space size (feet) - 646
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- Number of buildings/towers - 4
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- Outdoor pool
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- Total number of rooms - 20
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FIRST, you are pampered like a princess. But over time he changed the attitude you need to re-think the relationship continue.
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FIRST, you are pampered like a princess. But over time he changed the attitude you need to re-think the relationship continue.
You do love her. But when his behavior changed and unpleasant, you should think rationally to not make it as a lover.
Here are four signals that no decent man you're dating, like disitat Huffington Post.
He rarely called
In addition to rarely call, he took only a few times to meet. Subsequently, he lost in the earth like two weeks old. Why? He was already busy with another woman.
He promises lots of bargains
A day with him makes you feel to find soulmate. Then he disappears there is no news for four days.
In fact, he is a man easy to make an appointment. He will be good only when with you, but never really tied.
It could also be because you had become a female target, but he chose to spend more time on the "new toy".
From the beginning, he did not want to have love
Once the relationship is close enough, he also expressed its seriousness because it has no intention of establishing love. Women need to listen to your heart before it caught up in this third point.
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Remind yourself to remember the words of him. Note whether the speech he fit with reality. Men are not worth dating will speak a lot of interesting things just to captivate your heart.
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Comedy, horror and drama on Bollywood platter this FridayThu, Mar 05, 2009 20:30 IST
Three short-budget films of diverse genres are hitting the theatres this Friday.
It's that time of the year when examinations are held in schools and colleges, and Bollywood producers shy away from releasing their films. It's the time that sees mostly the release of small budget films only, the ones that can't compete with the mammoth-budgeted, star-studded potboilers.
Releasing this Friday would be three films, each belonging to a different genre.
UTV's Dhoondte Reh Jaaoge is expected to grab maximum eyeballs. Starring Kunal Khemu , Soha Ali Khan , Sonu Sood , Paresh Rawal and Johnny Lever , the film is a comedy about an idealist but out-of-work chartered accountant (Khemu) and an idle and indebted producer (Rawal) who hit upon a unique idea of making quick money by raising crores to make a small-budget film that would flop in its first week, while they would run away with the remaining money. They rope in an out-of-luck hero (Sood) and a heroine (Soha) who unwittingly delivers her dialogues in Bengali when she's emotional. How the plan unfolds in the melee of these madcap characters forms the crux of 'Dhoondte Reh Jaooge'.
Directed by Umesh Shukla, the film also spoofs various Bollywood blockbusters like Gadar and Lagaan .
If you prefer something spine chilling rather than spine tickling, there's 13b for you. A horror film starring Madhavan , Neetu Chandra , Sachin Khedekar , Deepak Dobriyal , Poonam Dhillon and Murali Sharma, '13B' tells the story of a family that moves into a new house where they begin experiencing eerie things. Since almost every member of the family is hooked to the television, it turns out that everything that happens on TV begins happening in their lives.
Written and directed by Vikram K Kumar, the film is based on a very novel theme. How scary it would be is something that truly can be said only after watching it.
The third film to release this Friday would be the much-delayed 'Karma Aur Holi' which was previously titled Karma Confessions and Holy . Set and shot entirely in New York, it's a film about NRI Indian families and their relationship with fellow Americans. It's a film that deals with complexities of characters, cross-cultural equations, and resolutions that unravel on the day of the festival of colours, Holi.
Directed by Manish Gupta, the film stars a host of Indian and American actors including Sushmita Sen , Randeep Hooda , Rati Agnihotri , Naomi Campbell, Vikram Chatwal , Drena De Niro, Claire Fricke, Suchitra Krishnamurthy and Deepal Shaw .
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How to Use Access
- First, use the Access website to get customized, printed driving and walking directions to your destination.
- When you arrive at the MD Anderson campus, look for the street name and Numbered Entrance Marker of your destination.
- Once inside an MD Anderson building, use an access touch screen kiosk to get more customized printed directions to your destination, or pick up a pocket-sized wayfinding map for more information about your destination and other amenities.
- Then, follow the Access pathway, marked with blue Access signs and carpet stripes. Use your customized, printed directions to follow the signs and maps along the pathway that show you which direction to travel.
- Once you arrive at the landmark, use the maps and signs to find your exact destination. If your landmark is an elevator, follow the Access pathway to that elevator. Once you arrive, an elevator directory will guide you to the correct floor.
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Landmarks are big, public spaces that contain a physical feature, such as an elevator, a piece of art or special architecture. For example, "The Tree Sculpture" landmark is home to a tree sculpture. Elevator lobbies are also landmarks. Landmarks are all connected on the Access pathway.
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One year on Earth is divided into 52 weeks. (Really, the exact figure is 52.177457 weeks per year if you are measuring the entire time that the planet takes to revolve around the sun.) If you work every week, then you have 52 salary weeks in a year.
Most people don't work every week, however, and take some unpaid time off for vacation, due to sickness, or to take care of family needs. It is very typical in the United States for employees to take off two weeks from their job every year, in which case they are paid for 50 salary weeks in a year.
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Health officials launch free H1N1 flu vaccination clinics Saturday
December 4, 2009
NEW — 6 a.m. Dec. 4, 2009
Public Health – Seattle & King County will host free H1N1 vaccine clinics Saturday and Wednesday. The clinics are set up to provide access to people at the greatest risk from the illness, also known as swine flu, but cannot afford to pay for a vaccination.
The vaccination clinics will be from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Saturday and from noon – 7 p.m. Wednesday. The vaccine will be available at these locations:
- Renton Public Health Center, 3001 N.E. Fourth St., Renton
- Columbia Public Health Center, 4400 37th Ave. S., Seattle
- North Public Health Center, 10501 Meridian Ave. N., Seattle
- Federal Way Public Health Center, 33431 13th Place S., Federal Way
Officials said 4,000 doses of vaccine would available across the four sites Saturday. During the Wednesday clinics, 1,000 doses will be available across the four locations.
Vaccinations will be available on a first-come, first-served basis; no reservations will be taken. If demand is high, people will be given a time later in the day to return for a guaranteed vaccination. After the supply is exhausted, people will be told as they arrive.
H1N1 vaccine available at Issaquah, King County pharmacies
November 9, 2009
NEW — 6 a.m. Nov. 9, 2009
Pharmacies around King County — including the pharmacy at the Northwest Gilman Boulevard QFC — received 15,000 doses of H1N1, or swine flu, vaccine, the local health department announced Friday.
Many of the 44 participating pharmacies will take appointments by phone; some will be holding walk-up clinics without appointment during the week ahead. See the full list of pharmacies, along with hours, types of vaccine available, vaccination age ranges and fees here.
The site will be updated Monday through Friday by noon; residents should contact the pharmacies for the most up-to-date information.
With limited national vaccine supplies, Public Health – Seattle & King County officials had to delay a plan to make the vaccine widely available through community venues. As more vaccine becomes available, additional vaccination sites, including community clinics, will become available.
Voters will decide fire-protection funding measure
October 27, 2009
Voters will decide fire-protection funding measure
Voters in Klahanie, Preston, Tiger Mountain, May Valley and Carnation — the area covered by Fire Protection District 10 — will decide whether to reauthorize a charge to provide dollars for emergency fire and medical service on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Proposition 1 would lower the district property tax rate from $1.50 to a maximum of $1 per $1,000 of assessed value. No organized opposition to Proposition 1 has materialized.
District officials said a lower property tax rate in conjunction with the charge — based upon building size and use — is a more equitable and stable way to pay for emergency services.
Flu vaccine now available in King County
September 11, 2009
NEW — 10:27 a.m. Sept. 11, 2009
Seasonal flu vaccine is available in King County, public health officials announced Thursday. Officials said vaccination is the best way prevent getting sick and lessen the severity of illness.
Federal health officials expect a separate vaccine to protect the H1N1 flu strain, or swine flu, to be distributed in October.
In King County, flu shots are available now at many doctors' offices and other health providers, including drugstores and pharmacies.
Some healthcare providers also have FluMist, the live-attenuated vaccine. Instead of an injection, a small amount of vaccine is sprayed into each nostril.
City, schools gird for possible swine flu outbreak
September 8, 2009
City and school officials are keeping close watch on information about the H1N1 flu from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the local public health agency. Read more
Teach kids tips to avoid flu outbreak
September 2, 2009
NEW — 6 a.m. Sept. 2, 2009
Health officials braced for another wave of H1N1 flu are using the start of a new school year today as an opportunity to educate parents and students.
Red Cross officials encouraged parents to take flu-prevention steps now to keep their children healthy in the event of a swine flu outbreak. Officials recommend the following tips:
- Teach children proper and consistent hand-washing techniques.
- Tell children to avoid sharing utensils, cups and bottles.
- Show children how to cover their mouths and noses with a tissue when they cough or sneeze, and wash their hands afterwards. Teach them to cough or sneeze into their elbow or upper arm if they lack a tissue.
- Teach children to keep hands away from their eyes, nose and mouth to keep germs from entering the body.
"September is National Preparedness Month, so we always encourage families to go over their preparedness plans, but this year, it is especially important with the potential of H1N1," said Amy Ezzo, youth and young adult services program coordinator for the local Red Cross chapter. "Parents should talk with the school about what the plans are for a potential flu outbreak, as well as going over flu prevention methods with their kids."
City, schools prepared for swine flu
May 5, 2009
After several probable cases of swine flu were identified in King County, city and Issaquah School District officials said they were prepared if an outbreak occurs here. Officials took steps to reassure the public as the number of cases rose and officials elsewhere closed schools as a precautionary measure. Read more
City, schools prepared as swine flu arrives in King County
April 30, 2009
UPDATED — 9:15 a.m. May 1, 2009
Ten probable cases of swine flu have been identified in King County, public health officials said today.
Public Health – Seattle & King County spokeswoman Megan Coppersmith outlined seven new probable cases.
The cases include a woman in her 20s, four children ages 8-12, and two other children whose mother was previously reported as a probable case.
The cases announced Wednesday include three Seattle residents: a man in his 20s, a woman in her 30s and a boy who is a student at Madrona K-8.
Officials said the Madrona student is hospitalized and his condition is improving. Seattle School District officials closed Madrona K-8 this morning as a precautionary measure. The other people are not hospitalized and their conditions are improving.
Coppersmith said the infected people reside in King County, but did not have additional details. She said none of the reported cases are serious.
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Everything you need to know about reflux esophagitis icd 9 code, including the most common causes, symptoms and treatments. Laryngopharyngeal reflux is as injury to the throat or voice box (larynx) or symptoms caused by flow of stomach contents back up into the throat. The word reflux literally means "backflow. quot; Laryngopharyngeal reflux, or LPR, is the backflow of stomach contents up the esophagus and into the throat. Free official medical coding data for 2009 ICD-9-CM diagnosis code 530.81 (2012 also), including ICD-9-CM coding notes, detailed description and associated index data. Look up and translate ICD-9/ICD9CM Codes with our free online ICD9 search engine. There are currently too many topics in this group that display first.
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The Total Containment Trap, along with other technology that was created as the business grew, changed the way range owners thought about bullet containment and collection, target retrievers and portable steel targets. Action Target created the initial product line for Law Enforcement, but the innovative technology eventually spread to the commercial and military markets.
Action Target's reach extended beyond shooting range equipment to the shoot houses when Action Target built and engineered the first Modular Armored Tactical Combat House (MATCH) shoot house in 1995. This shoot house offered a ballistic live-fire space to teach and execute close-quarter skills and training scenarios. The company has continued to grow throughout the years, providing unique solutions to the commercial range owner, as well as Law Enforcement and Military organizations. Whatever the need is, Action Target equips the gun owner, police officer or military personnel with training solutions to prepare individuals for whatever lies ahead.
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75 Years Ago: 1938
? About 70 parents and sons attended a meeting at the Sturgeon Bay Public School Wednesday for the purpose of organizing a Cub Scout pack. A pack has been in existence in Sawyer for some years but this is the first effort to form one on the east side. Harry Jindra has bought the Opera House and tavern in Sawyer. It was formerly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heilman.
? A demonstration of the new Bendix Washington machine that soaks, washes, rinses and damp-dries clothes without handling them more than twice will be held at the Nebel Electric Shop Saturday afternoon.
? One of the biggest bowling tournaments ever to be organized here is the Cherryland tournament that will open at Johnson's alleys soon. Outside teams in large numbers are entering daily as far away as Menominee, Manitowoc and Fox River Valley cities.
? One of the closest scholastic contests for senior honors ever known occurred at Gibraltar High School this year. Richard Rundquist is valedictorian with an average of 94.8, and Geraldine Peterson and Sylvia Smith are tied for salutatorian with averages of 94.6.
? Deaths: Mrs. Mary Keck, 86, Sawyer; Joseph Martin, 67, Union; Mrs. Ellen Leist, 87, Bailey Harbor; Fred Schulties Sr. 79, Nasewaupee;Mrs. Victoria DeWitt, 72, Brussels; Joseph Martin, 67, Union.
? Births: A son to Mr. And Mrs. Myrle Smith, rural Sturgeon Bay, March 8; daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Emery Roberts, Sawyer, March 5; M/M Lawrence Reinhart, Fish Creek, March 5; M/M Clement Hinz, Egg Harbor, March 5; M/M Ferinand Jorns, Egg Harbor, March 6; M/M Louis Sternard, Sturgeon Bay, March 6; M/M Andrew Wolfert, Jacksonport, March 7; M/M Frank Kohlbeck, Sawyer, March 8.
? Wed: A.P. Martin and Mrs. Alma Johnson, Sturgeon Bay, February 26;
100 Years Ago: 1913
? The force of men engaged in work on the bridge are pushing along rapidly, and it is expected that by the end of the week replanking of the structure will be nearly completed. The railroad company also has a crew of men at work on the bridge, replacing ties under the track.
? There was a masquerade ball at Nelson's Hall on Washington Island last Saturday evening, but since the skating rink at B.L. Anderson's opened the same evening, the crowd was somewhat divided.
? Joseph Stoneman Jr. has resigned his position with the Forestville Lumber Co. and will henceforth assist his father in carrying on the business of cattle buying.
125 Years Ago: 1888
? The indications are that several more cheese factories will be started in various parts of the county during the ensuing season.
? Those in operation have proved such a good investment to their owners and farmers who are their patrons that others must inevitably be established in those towns where none now exist.
? The Western Union telegraph company has decided to rebuild the line between this city and Two Rivers and will begin work as soon as the frost is out of the ground.
? Births: A son to Capt. and Mrs. William Marshall, Sturgeon Bay, March 6; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Dehos, Sturgeon Bay, March 2.
? Wed: Grant Haskell, Sturgeon Bay, and Ingabore M. Anderson, Ephraim, March 2; Joergen F. Rehder and Mary Poehls, Egg Harbor, March 8.
150 Years Ago: 1863
? The county board of supervisors commenced its extraordinary session Tuesday. The following members were present: William R. Higgins, Baileys Harbor; D. B. Coon, Clay Banks; David Graham, Egg Harbor; Alex Noble, Gibraltar; John Thoreson, Liberty Grove; John Murrary, Nasewaupee; F.I. Schuyler, Sevastopol; D.A. Reed, Sturgeon Bay; Pierre Decamp, Union; Brussels, Forestville, Gardner, Jacksonport and Washington Island were not represented.
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DETROIT (AP) — Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder on Thursday threw his support behind Mitt Romney's bid for the Republican presidential nomination, calling the former Massachusetts governor "the man for the job."
"Given his accomplishments, background, character, experience, ideas and intellect, Mitt Romney has what it takes to build a foundation for America's success in this global economy," Snyder wrote in an op-ed column published today by The Detroit News.
Snyder — who, like Romney, is a former venture capitalist — was elected in 2010 after campaigning as an outsider with business experience.
In his op-ed, Snyder praised Romney's performance as Massachusetts governor as well as his plans to cut federal government spending.
Snyder's backing caps Romney's significant establishment support in the state, where dozens of local officials have already signed on to back him. Romney spent his childhood in Michigan and won the GOP primary in 2008, and a decision from Snyder to back a rival or to stay out of the presidential contest would have been a blow.
A Republican official told The Associated Press on Wednesday that Snyder will speak in support of Romney at an event Thursday in Farmington Hills, Mich.
Romney plans to address a Livonia Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Thursday, and Snyder is expected to appear with him. The Republican official was not authorized to speak publicly about the announcement and requested anonymity.
Campaigning in the state Wednesday, Romney wooed tea party voters with arguments against the federal bailout of the auto industry. He plans to campaign in Ohio as well as Michigan on Thursday.
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Enduro is now well established as its own segment of the sport, so it's no surprise that an increasing number of manufacturers are bringing their own enduro-specific parts and products to the party. Step forward MET who've released an updated version of their Parachute which they claim to be the lightest and best ventilated full-facer on the market.
The Met Parachute is now available from Chain Reaction Cycles. Here's the info you need to know.
Unlike the old model, which was essentially a trail helmet with a removable chin guard, the refreshed Parachute uses a monocoque design with a fully integrated chin guard, offering heaps of ventilation. It's packed with MET's own Safe-T Smart 2 safety features should the inevitable happen.
These features include:
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Of course we have to accommodate a visit from the in-laws as well. They want to come the first couple of weeks in Feb. Does this seem like an appropriate time? We're not that close with them and I didn't know if that seemed to soon and if I would be up to having them there then. Any insight for week-long out-of-town visitors would be helpful. Thanks!
Advice needed for out-of-town guests
If they really are long term planners, tell them to give you at least a month since you don't know how long it will take to establish a schedule. Definitely overestimate the time you think you'll need.
M (33) married to J (31) in Dec 2007; E born 1/23/2013;
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Are you planning to breast feed? It can take a while to establish breastfeeding and your supply can be affected by stress so make sure they are vistors that will decrease your stress not increase it. All babies are different but with my DD she had her first round of cluster feeding around 2 weeks, so basically no one else could hold her because I was nursing all the time.
Also, this may be graphic and ALL women are different so this may not pertain to you at all, but I bled VERY heavily for the first few weeks. I was in the hospital for a week so I was able to use toilet paper by the time I came home, but if I had come home earlier I would have needed to still use the peri-bottle. I only have one tiny downstairs bathroom and I know that I would not have been up to making it guest friendly right after delivery and I had a c-section so I wouldn't have been able to store my supplies under the sink and bend down everytime I needed them. That being said I know my Mom would not have been bothered by that at all and would have been more than willing to use an upstairs bathroom.
Like several PPs have said it may be a good idea to have them wait several weeks before coming and have them stay in a hotel.
Take my word for it, I learned the hard way last time. And it actually was helpful having extra hands, even those if my ILs!
Good luck!
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I would recommend you tell everyone but your mother to come no earlier than the first week of February. If they live out of state and need to make flight reservations now, that gives you enough time in case the baby shows up late (think worst case scenario, baby is two weeks late and doctors have to induce). Beyond that, I personally would not want any visitors (except my mom) until at least two weeks after the baby is born. It sounds like you'll have a houseful if its your parents, sister, and in-laws - that will be a LOT to deal with right after having the baby. Even if they're nice and good guests, just having so many folks around can get annoying, especially if you're trying to bond with your baby and set up a routine of sorts for yourself.


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Is there anything you think Obamacare does well?
For the first time in a long conversation, the question leaves Chris Jacobs silent. A minute goes by before he speaks: "I think I want to pass."
Jacobs is the new policy director of the Bobby Jindal-founded think tank America Next, and that's not the conversation he's interested in having.
Instead, Jacobs — who comes to his new role by way of the Heritage Foundation — repeatedly emphasized that his organization's aim was to put forward "alternative, conservative solutions" in health care, energy, and education. But Jacobs wants America Next to go beyond putting solutions forward: He wants his organization to be generating the policies that conservatives endeavor to put into practice.
"The goal is not to create a bunch of papers that sit on shelves someplace," he said. "This is designed to be a series of ideas that the conservative movement can really rally around."
Such unifying proposals have been difficult to find for the conservative movement. "Repeal and Replace" Obamacare has been a consistent mantra among conservatives, but — in Congress, at least — it's the "repeal" portion that is getting the lion's share of attention.
The movement is still looking for a "replace" proposal, or set of proposals, to elevate into the public arena. Without that, Republicans will continually face criticism that their agenda is more anti-Obama than anything else.
Jacobs wouldn't say what those new ideas are, in part because many are yet to be formulated, but he has an idea of where they'll come from.
Jacobs sees the states as the primary incubators of conservative ideals. "Washington has been dysfunctional for years," he said. "In many cases, the solutions will come from the statehouses and the good conservative ideas that are being put forward and enacted in states across the country."
Some of the conservative thought leaders he looks to for health care solutions include Jindal, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, Sen. Tom Coburn of Oklahoma, and Rep. Tom Price of Georgia.
As Jacobs puts it, he's "spent the last four or five years articulating the case against Obamacare," and now it's time to highlight existing alternatives — in addition to formulating new ones — to push back against the president's agenda.
Jacobs is a wonk in every sense of the term. He gets excited talking about Medicare Part D reform, and he spent free time as a 21-year-old on the budget committee at American University, his alma mater. He teaches health policy at American now, and remembers what life was like during the fall of 2009 when he juggled his colloquium with his work on the Hill.
"I was in meetings in the Capitol talking about the Republican alternative to Obamacare and sitting there with papers marking up grammar," Jacobs said.
But what Jacobs wants most is to see policy solutions — developed at America Next — put into action.
"It's something that we really haven't been able to do for the past, well, five years now, being in the minority," Jacobs said. "To put these policies into practice would be very gratifying."
Jacobs will expand his portfolio at the organization to include energy and education, but he remains most passionate about health care.
"If you care about the future fiscal policy of the country, you have to care about health care," Jacobs said. "Conservatives sometimes just want to talk about tax policy or budgets, but all of it comes back down to health care in some way, shape, or form."
As one-sixth of the nation's economy, health care is "the one policy area that affects everybody," Jacobs says.
"Everybody has a health care story. Everybody has opinions on the health care system. It's why [Obamacare] has been such a hot-button issue for the past four or five years," he said.
There are four reasons why the Obamacare fight is far from over, according to Jacobs.
"First of all, this is a bad law," he said. "And second of all, the administration isn't even following the law."
Jacobs cites the string of delays in portions of the Affordable Care Act among his reasons why he believes the administration only enforces the law "when it's politically convenient for them to do so."
His third concern is that the people who will be without health insurance will outnumber those who gain it come January, given the cancellation notices sent to millions of Americans who then struggled to navigate through HealthCare.gov until the majority of the site's fixes were in place in December.
Jacobs hearkens back to fiscal policy — the cost of providing universal health insurance and premium tax assistance — for his final point.
The nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office says the health insurance coverage portions of the law will cost the government $710 billion between fiscal 2014 and fiscal 2019. CBO also says, however, that the law contains other provisions that will "reduce deficits over the next 10 years and in the subsequent decade."
Jacobs isn't buying it.
"There's going to have to be a day of reckoning when it comes to this law, because our fiscal situation was already unsustainable. The idea that this law is inviolate and will never be repealed or changed is just not accurate. It's going to have to be," he said. "And, sooner or later, Democrats are going to figure that out."


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How to Succeed in the Hyper-Human Economy: White-Collar Work Is Increasingly Being Automated, or "Off-Peopled," Just as Happened with Farming and Manufacturing Work. to Survive, Workers Will Need to Develop Skills That Can't Be Performed by Machines
Samson, Richard W., The Futurist
Human mental processes are being systematically "off-peopled"--that is, transferred into computers, microchips, networks, and mechanical devices of all types.
Think of it as a great global brain drain, the most critically pivotal--either empowering or suicidal--trend of our times. Yet it is under-reported by the media and virtually invisible to the public eye. It's not yet on policy makers' radar screens.
It could create a golden age for everyone but threatens--if current social and business practices continue--to force millions of blue- and white-collar workers below the poverty line while making the rich richer.
The Industrial Revolution offers a useful precedent, because we're starting to feel the same empowerment but suffer the same trauma experienced by laborers, farmers, and craftsmen when machine power extended muscle power but removed sources of livelihood from labor. Except now it's mind power that's flowing into our tools.
People adjusted to the Industrial Revolution by moving from labor-intensive jobs to know-how jobs. That won't work this time, because know-how tasks are the very kind being usurped. We need a new strategy for the new transition, and we should not expect an improving economy to restore the quantity and mix of yesterday's employment.
Farming, too, offers a precedent. As recently as 1900, it took almost 40% of America's workforce to grow the nation's food. Today, thanks to progressive mechanization, it takes less than 2%. Factory work has retraced much of farming's downward trajectory. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), goods-producing workers decreased from 38% of the non-farm workforce in 1940 to 17% in 2003, and it's not hard to imagine goods production soon joining farming in the less-than-2% club. At that time, the service sector would, by today's definition, theoretically boast more than 98% of the non-farm workforce.
But there's a problem. As information technology automates white- and blue-collar functions alike, most of the remaining jobs as we know them are being transferred into all-electronic systems. By 2100, it is possible that fewer than 2% of the U.S. non-farm workforce will be needed to handle today's know-how functions in factories, offices, stores, professional suites, hospitals, research labs, and universities.
If know-how work is being taken over by ever more-sophisticated tools, what's left for people to do?
Hyper-Human Work
A new class of jobs has yet to be named: work involving hard-to-automate hyper-human skills that go beyond know-how.
We can divide today's service-sector workforce into two types--know-how and hyper-human. Know-how service workers are likely to plummet to less than 2% of the workforce by the end of the century, but hyper-human service workers may zoom to over 90%.
According to BLS, many service-sector jobs lost people during the 1993-2003 decade, when they should have gained 19% just to stay even with the overall increase in the workforce. Examples include travel agents (down 7%), gas station attendants (down 4%), personnel in commercial banking (down 1%), and book publishing employees (down a fraction of a percent).
Industries gaining more jobs in the decade included radio and TV broadcasting (up 16%) and legal services (up 15%). But the percentage increase of jobs could not keep pace with labor-force growth of 19%. The reason: automation of know-how, allowing more do-it-yourself services ranging from pumping your own gas to filing your own will, publishing your own book, and placing your own orders.
Some job categories outpaced overall labor-force growth during the decade, but professionals in these fields should not feel immune from brain-drain forces. Accounting and bookkeeping services, for example, gained 39% new jobs. The increase would be even greater were it not for fast-improving do-it-yourself accounting and tax-preparation software. …


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Tonight, the four remaining acts will perform twice.
The first finalist is….
…Cas Haley! His first song will be selected by the judges, and his second will be his own choice. The first choice is "I Can't Help Falling In Love With You" by Elvis Presley. I gave him a 9. All of the judges liked it, so he gets a TEN POINT BONUS for a new total of 52!
Second up…..
…Butterscotch! Her first song, as selected by the judges, was "What's Going On" by Marvin Gaye. She totally violated her objective as a performer- she didn't beat box even once during the song. Therefore, I only gave her a 3. Everyone except Piers Morgan liked it despite no beat-boxing, so I gave her a five-point bonus, making her new score 40.
Third up…..
…Terry Fator! His first song was "Friends in Low Places" by Garth Brooks, in order to try to make him more contemporary. I gave him an 8 because it was too short, and that I've never heard of this song. All of the judges liked it, so he gets a TEN POINT BONUS for a new total of 54!
The last act to make it to the championship round…..
…Julienne Irwin, meaning BOTH The Glamazons and Sideswipe are eliminated. OUCH. As for the youngster, her first song was "What Hurts the Most" by Rascal Flatts. I gave her an 8. After listening to the judges' reviews, I gave her a five-point bonus for a total of 32.
Haley is back to do "You Can Feel It All Over" by Stevie Wonder. I gave him another 9, and all of the judges liked it a lot, so he gets another TEN POINT BONUS for a grand total of 71!
Butterscotch then returns to do "Dance to the Music" by Sly and the Family Stone. I gave her a 10, and I doubled it because all of the judges enjoyed it! Her final score is 60.
Fator then tried "I'll be Crying Over You" by Elton Britt, with a turtle doing the singing. I gave the performance a 10, and everyone liked it, so that's doubled, meaning his final total is a leading 74!
Irwin then closed the show with "Somewhere Over The Rainbow", which was sung brilliantly by Katherine McPhee on the "American Idol" finals in 2006. She did so on a moon platform (literally!). I gave her a 10, and all of the judges liked it, so that's doubled, meaning her grand total of 52.
I sincerely hope that Butterscotch or Terry Fator wins this. I don't want another very young singer winning this.
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
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Apotheosis is a 25-man Alliance raiding guild on Eldre'Thalas.
We pride ourselves on being an adult guild with an inclusive atmosphere, while maintaining a serious attitude to raiding. If this sounds like a good place to call home, we might be the guild for you.
Apotheosis is an active guild, both in-game and out, with raids three nights a week (Tues/Thurs/Sun from 9pm-12am ET, invites at 8:45pm), an alt run on Mondays, rated battlegrounds on Wednesdays and LFRs/old content runs fairly frequently. People are always talking to each other: our guild forums are super-active, we have a sizeable number of guildies on Twitter, and many of the members also have active blogs. Several members play other games together as well.
Our best quality is our consistency - in this atmosphere of raiding, going down to 10 mans, cancelling raids, etc., we have maintained a solid 25 man raiding roster and will continue to do so.
MOP progression:
T14: 16/16 N, 6/6 H MSV, 2/6 H HOF (Server First Windlord Heroic)
T15: 11/13 H (Server first N Horridon, Council, and Megaera) & Glory of the Pandaria Raider
Cataclysm progression:
T13: 8/8 HM & Glory of the Dragon Soul Raider
T12: 6/7 HM & Glory of the Firelands Raider
Where are you located?
We're Alliance-side on Eldre'Thalas! Our website is:
What are you looking for?
Any ranged dps. Maybe room for 1 exceptional melee class.
All appropriately-geared and experienced DPS classes are welcome to apply.
When are your raids?
During progression, we raid three hours a night, three days a week for 9 hours of raiding.
Tuesdays: 9pm ET - midnight ET
Thursdays: 9pm ET - midnight ET
Sundays: 9pm ET - midnight ET
All raiders are expected to maintain 75% attendance.
Do you have a "bench"?
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If your cause is just—you may look with confidence to the Lord and intreat him to plead it as his own. You are all my witnesses, that this is the first time of my introducing any political subject into the pulpit. At this season however, it is not only lawful but necessary, and I willingly embrace the opportunity of declaring my opinion without any hesitation, that the cause in which America is now in arms, is the cause of justice, of liberty, and of human nature. So far as we have hitherto proceeded, I am satisfied that the confederacy of the colonies, has not been the effect of pride, resentment, or sedition, but of a deep and general conviction, that our civil and religious liberties, and consequently in a great measure the temporal and eternal happiness of us and our posterity, depended on the issue. The knowledge of God and his truths have from the beginning of the world been chiefly, if not entirely, confined to those parts of the earth, where some degree of liberty and political justice were to be seen, and great were the difficulties with which they had to struggle from the imperfection of human society, and the unjust decisions of usurped authority. There is not a single instance in history in which civil liberty was lost, and religious liberty preserved entire. If therefore we yield up our temporal property, we at the same time deliver the conscience into bondage.
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The Indian Space Research Organization has discovered a "giant underground chamber" near the Moon's equator, in the Oceanus Procellarum area discovered by the Chandrayaan-1 spacecraft—more than one mile long (1.7 kilometers) and 393 feet wide (120 meters)-big enough to contain a small lunar city.
The Indian researchers have published a paper detailing their findings and talking about the possibility of making this giant underground vault as a future human base.
Compare that to the $424 million dollar satellite NASA just lost that was only going to study the affect of aerosols on the Earth's climate....
This clearly means one of two things: either NASA has been lying this whole time or NASA is very very very bad at analyzing lunar data.
Originally posted by weedwhacker
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This clearly means one of two things: either NASA has been lying this whole time or NASA is very very very bad at analyzing lunar data.
Not "only two" things.
How about three??
Satellites ALL have specific mission objectives...they aren't multi-taskers, capable of just studying/measuring anything at all, on a whim. They have to be designed for each desired function and task.
If you took a pair of binoculars to the bottom of the ocean , and then complained that you couldn't discover any tiny amoebas, then you'd be laughed at.....
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Originally posted by FlyInTheOintment
What kind of aerosols?
Originally posted by iamahumandoing
With India in the driving seat, maybe NASA will call shotgun...
NASA Administrator Mike Griffin and Indian Space Research Organization Chairman G. Madhavan Nair signed an agreement today to put two NASA scientific instruments on India's maiden voyage to the moon.
As part of his overall effort to reinvigorate our relationship with India, President Bush issued a joint statement with then Indian Prime Minister Vajpayee on November 9, 2001. Among other issues, the two leaders agreed to initiate discussion on civil space cooperation. On January 12, 2004, President Bush and Prime Minister Vajpayee announced the Next Steps in Strategic Partnership (NSSP), which proposed expanded engagement on civilian nuclear activities, civilian space programs and high-technology trade based on a series of reciprocal steps. President Bush and Prime Minister Singh further expanded these commitments to civil space cooperation in their Joint Statement of July 18, 2005, pledging to build closer ties in space exploration, satellite navigation and launch, and in the commercial space arena through mechanisms such as the U.S.-India Working Group on Civil Space Cooperation (JWG).
Originally posted by kinda kurious
Here is a link explaining the study of 'aerosols' in the stratosphere which was the intended mission.
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OPENING HIT: No way Terrell Owens will do it. No way in hell. No. Freaking. Way.
The ego of Owens won't allow it. I don't care how financially desperate he is. The ego of Owens will stop him from playing in the Indoor Football League because he'll see it as too far beneath him.
And it is. I'm no fan of Owens. I think he's a bit of an Uncle Tom who has thrown numerous players and organizations under good sized buses. I guarantee you there are people around the NFL who are laughing at the predicament of Owens and saying: karma is a bitch, eh Terrell?
But admitedly despite how Owens has treated so many people so poorly there remains an element of sadness about Owens even considering playing in some cheapened copy of football to make a buck. Owens was a great player. I mean, great Hall of Fame worthy player and here he is in serious talks with the IFL.
Yet again it won't happen. This is likely some sort of trial balloon by Owens to see the reaction and once he digests how most people are mocking this potential decision he'll back out. I could be wrong but Owens playing in the IFL just isn't Owens.
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Rhinestones make clothes sparkle an shimmer in the light and they look expensive but in actual fact they are very cheap. Half the beauty of rhinestone designs is that you get diamond like effects for something that costs virtually nothing, it's all about looks and rhinestones certainly have those. So where do these rhinestones come from, and since when did they start being used for clothes? The original rhinestones were rock crystals that were plucked from the shores of the Rhine River in Austria, hence the name. But, as the sources of genuine rhinestones became depleted, resourceful jewelers sought techniques to duplicate the look of the original rhinestones.
In the latter part of the 1770s, a French jeweler by the name of George Frederic Stras came up with the idea of metal-coating the backs of clear crystals, which would force reflection from the backing out through the stone. That method created rhinestones as we know them today. An advancement by Daniel Swarovski in the technique of cutting crystals to mimic the facets of gemstones more than a century later, enabled rhinestones to be produced en masse, and the popularity of rhinestones soared.
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|Signal Strength: The greater the number of bars, the stronger the signal.
|Airplane Mode: You cannot send or receive any calls or access online information.
|No Signal: No service is available.
|SIM Card: No SIM card installed in the device.
|3G: Connected to the 3G network. Flashing colored arrows indicate data being transmitted.
|4G LTE: Connected to the 4G LTE network. An animated icon indicates data being transmitted.
|Call Forwarding: Call forwarding is active.
|Call: Call is in progress.
|Hold: Active call is on hold.
|Missed Call: Missed incoming call.
|Download: File or application download is in progress.
|Auto Reject Mode: Device is set to reject All Calls or from Reject List.
|Speakerphone: Speakerphone is active.
|Upload: Outbound file transfer is in progress.
|Hands-free Mode: Hands-free feature is active.
|Mute: Microphone is muted on active call.
|Battery: Displays the charge level. Icon shown indicates the battery is fully charged.
|TalkBack: The TalkBack feature is active.
|Battery Critical: Battery has only 4 percent or less power remaining and will soon shut down.
|Charging: Battery is charging.
|New Message: New message received.
|Voicemail: New voicemail received.
|New Email: New email message received.
|New Gmail™: New Gmail message received.
|New Google+™: New Google+ notification received.
|Event: Time and date for a Calendar event has arrived.
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|Samsung Account: Set up a Samsung account.
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|Input Method: When the keyboard is active, touch to select the text input mode.
|Vibrate: All sounds except media and alarms are silenced, and Silent mode is set to Vibrate.
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|Print: A print job is processing or being sent to a compatible printer.
|System Update: An update is available for download and installation.
|ChatON™: A new ChatON message has arrived.
|Disk Full: The device memory is full.
|Samsung KNOX™: Samsung KNOX is enabled and running in a secure environment.
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Ease your way into the start of the year by picking a fabric that is comfortable but can be dressed up or down: denim!
Most of us have a pair of jeans in our wardrobe but how many of us are aware of all the different styles on sale? From straight leg jeans and bootcut jeans to jeggings and boy fits, there's a different pair of plus-size jeans to suit all occasions. And this season evans has some gorgeous new denim skirts, shirts and jackets.
If you're looking for a cool and casual daytime look then pick a pair of jeans that enable you to move around in comfort. The stripe detail boy fit jeans are super soft and stretchy and the tapered ankle makes them stylish and flattering. Or the carpenter boy fit stretch jeans have lots of pockets – perfect it you're out and about for a casual day look.
If you're looking for something a little smarter then try a denim skirt. One of the most popular styles is the maxi skirt and a denim maxi skirt with a cotton blouse or pretty floral top is an ideal way to work the boho trend. Or try the indigo knee length skirt from evans with a pair of knee high boots and an embellished top for a rock chick look.
Jeggings are the best option if you want something to take you from day to night. The indigo jeggings from evans suit tunics and party tops as well as knitwear so you can layer up and be prepared for all weathers and all social events. A denim jacket is equally versatile and is a wardrobe essential for the season. It's time to start being more daring with your denim!
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November 30, 2015
The one-time Junior Food Store has been closed for many years and is in need of repairs.
In the 1990's it was donated to the city. A local church showed interest in converting the building into a thrift shop.
A second group would like to transform it into a teen club.
Councilwoman Vicky Harrison says she would like to study all options before making any kind of decision.
The New Brockton council plans to take up the issue of the old convenience store in coming weeks during a workshop session.
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Luck is no friend of mine. I am the CEO of CellAntenna, a multi-million dollar, multi-national telecommunication solutions company, and I am proof that you don't have to be lucky to be successful. As a new blogger for Inc.com's Global Business Resource Center, I have been asked to provide advice to entrepreneurs who are doing business in the global market, and to those who may be wondering how to venture into this space. My advice may be considered untraditional; I don't claim to have the "secret to success" as if there is some mystical mantra that you can chant to somehow make luck go your way. My message is simple -- luck has nothing to do with success. And, given our current economic condition, this message is more relevant than ever.
First, a little background about me: I started CellAntenna Corporation in 2002 out of Coral Springs, Florida, and over the course of the last five years, I have opened offices in Kings Langley, England, and Lodz, Poland. CellAntenna Corporation sells American made products and USA engineering services all around the world. I am currently working on establishing new offices in Argentina, Colombia, and Chile. I pride myself on helping to reduce the trade deficit and I am a supporter of free trade, especially in areas such as Colombia. My passport, I joke, has to be thicker than James Bond's!
I have always considered myself an entrepreneur. After graduating with an engineering degree from McGill University, I immediately opened my own construction company. Along the way, I have constantly reinvented myself, adapting to the changing economic conditions and the current business climate. At one time, I was an impresario bringing in shows to a small 1,100 seat theater. I was involved in senior residences, computer consulting, and the restaurant business. I just published my first book entitled The Science of Opportunity, proclaiming that luck has nothing to do with success. I provide a common sense approach to recognizing opportunities and putting them to work for you.
I practice what I preach, as I advise in my book. I am a patient person, and someone who doesn't go quickly into a bad deal, but instead who takes time to go slowly into a good one. I never look back to complain about what could have been or should have been. I instead look forward to what may be possible; my radar is always on and seeking opportunities that will help me improve.
I believe that success cannot be mathematically modeled, nor can it be simulated in a computer program. It is a measurement that you can only develop through common sense, and of course, the way you tackle opportunities. Why then, do so many people who are looking to improve their economic condition resort to what I call "snake-oil-style sales approach," where everybody tries to sell you on their own particular method of success? The book The Secret written by Rhonda Byrne, tells you to think hard about what you want in life and it will appear. Think as hard as you want, but unless you are willing to grab the opportunity and explore it, you will have nothing but your own thoughts and you will miss your chance at success. The magic here is nothing more than learning how to recognize an opportunity and then knowing how to explore it. That's my secret. Now it's yours.
Through my postings on this blog, I hope that you will get a feel for how to seek out an opportunity and how to explore that which can lead you to being a successful entrepreneur. I have a lot to talk about. Next time I will explore how I started doing business in Western and Eastern Europe, and in another post, I plan to discuss the common downfalls entrepreneurs face after they have reached a critical point in their business. Of course, you can e-mail me at email@example.com, or post a comment here, and I will answer what I can in order to help you with your opportunities and experiences. I am quite certain that you will benefit from my out-of-the-box thinking and hopefully you will find it relevant to your own business endeavors.
I am looking forward to talking to you through my column and sharing the opportunities that it may provide for both of us.


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Erin Poole has always been open to new experiences, said her mom, Bobbi Nagle.
That's why Nagle wasn't surprised when Poole invited her to undergo a meridian dance treatment. The holistic healing therapy seems to combine chiropractic, acupressure and spiritual energy, Poole said.
Poole, of Delta, and Nagle, of Columbia, Lancaster County, received the treatment at the 12th annual Celebration of Life Holistic Expo and Conference at the York Expo Center on Sunday. The two-day event is sponsored by New Visions Books & Gifts in Springettsbury Township.
"I came yesterday and watched the treatments," said Poole, a graphic designer interested in "energy work."
Each session lasted roughly 20 minutes, was led by meridian dancer Tao Huang, of Hamilton, Indiana, and two assistants who twisted folks into various positions and applied pressure to certain parts of the body.
"It was an amazing experience. I feel very relaxed," Nagle said. "We had a great time ... It's a wonderful alternative to know there's positive energy out there."
Nicole Badore of Lancaster said her husband, James, had the treatment at last year's expo. This year, she gave it a try.
"I feel like I got hit by a spiritual freight train," she said and added she felt peaceful and calm after the session. "This (treatment) just kind of addresses everything in a big whirlwind."
In addition to holistic healing, the event featured lectures, personal coaching, art, clothing, book authors and intuitive readings.
New Visions co-owner Bill Trivett said the show this year moved from the Expo Center's Old Main to Memorial Hall East to accommodate more vendors who come from New York, New Jersey and other parts of the country.
"The Expo Center is an absolutely fabulous place," Trivett said. "The people are wonderful."
Attendance both days was good and included roughly 1,500 visitors, he said.
Many friends of New Visions helped prepare Memorial Hall for the event, Trivett said and added Spring Garden Township resident Christopher Quigley decorated an area in the center of the room with the theme "ice dream" that provided a winter wonderland -- with overhead white tree branches, shimmering icicles and snowflakes -- for folks to sit, relax, listen to a harpist and enjoy the expo.
"We have an exceptional volunteer crew," Trivett said.
The expo included a lot of foot traffic, said Reiki Master Nichole Smith of Spring Grove. She provided spiritual advice and animal communication at the event.
Smith said she talked to many folks about simplifying life and getting back to basics.
"We're in a time right now that things are changing and shifting so much," she said. "We're not loving ourselves ... We get too caught up in other problems."
Mae Kocis of New Freedom learned more about that issue during an angel card reading from Smith.
"What do I need to change or move in myself?" Kocis said she asked Smith. "I learned ... I need to get back to connecting with nature ... see friends more often."
Planning is under way for next year's Celebration Of Life Expo. To learn more, call New Visions Books & Gifts at 717-843-8067.


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Third Level – where's the vision?Posted in Governance and administration on November 2nd, 2014 by steve
"Why do we talk about third level education in a language that is so different from that used when talking about Second Level? Take the issue of merging third level institutions. My reading of this whole process is that is often a sort of knee-jerk, obsessive-like behaviour …" (more)
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Senator Corker, with his perennial smile, has no defense. He blew it.
Meanwhile, as Tennessee's own reports about poverty and problems for working families indicate:
"... To really attract businesses and grow the income of our TN families, our measures of well-being below are just not acceptable.
Our success is dependent upon the ability of public revenues..."
They have to get tons of federal money to live, to exist. Over 25% more than most states receive in federal aid.
Corker kept them from having a place to work.
As to the union/plant operator vote, Senator Corker was way over the top, intrusive and ultimately disastrous about the plant coming to Tennessee. It was an unprecedented intervention in union voting and self-determination.
He clearly intimidated voters and made management think twice. It was absolute interference. The vote lost by some 80+ votes of out of over a thousand. There were workers who spoke to the press about being scared, confused and feeling threatened and intimidated by Tennessee politicians. This can be googled. There are interviews.
Now, these plants realize they are better off not in southern states getting such trash talk and crap from Senator Corker and his ilk. The German plant wanted a good deal for workers, and fair shake. Corker blew it.
So one of the poorest states having to take so many federal funds—loses out. Still needs federal aid. Lots of it. As opposed to their taxes going back to the federal government. Should impeach Corker.
What a bunch of BS they voted get over it
Union busting by government sounds like repressive government.
You guys call Democrats Nazi's!!
The government should stay out of the affairs of business, except of course when there is an opportunity for union busting.
The have elections too in Russia. Get over it.
"An NLRB spokesman said, 'The NLRB provides an impartial forum for the resolution of disputes for employers and employees alike.'"
Hahahahahahahaha. Good joke.
Tennessee is a Welfare State anyway....it needs to find a way to support itself
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