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Deep Tissue Laser Therapy in Arkansas
Looking for a treatment for chronic back pain symptoms that does not involve any pain or recovery time? Deep Tissue Laser Therapy may be the answer. Currie Health and Wellness Diagnostic Center is proud to provide the highest level of natural and non-invasive pain relief with the LightForce™ EX Deep Tissue Therapy Laser.
Laser Therapy is a surgery-free and drug-free option for individuals suffering from both acute and chronic pain. Treatments are fast, safe, and painless. Most patients see results in 3 to 5 treatment sessions and the treatments have a continued therapeutic effect providing additional relief long after the treatment. The Deep Tissue Laser works on a physiological level to increase cellular energy.
The dramatic increase in energy oxygenates the damaged tissues and helps those tissues to become less inflamed. The end goals of the Deep Tissue Laser treatments are to reduce pain fast and also help the tissue repair and heal.
Laser Therapy is clinically proven to reduce pain and inflammation associated with many common musculoskeletal conditions, such as lower back pain, neck pain, sciatica, fibromyalgia, neuropathy (tingling, burning and numbness), shoulder pain, knee pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, bursitis, tendonitis, and plantar fasciitis. Laser Therapy is endorsed by professional clinical organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO), American Physical Therapy Association (APTA), and the International Association for the Study of Pain (IASP®) and over 3,000 research studies have been conducted in the field.
The LightForce™ EX Deep Tissue Therapy Laser by LiteCure® Medical is FDA cleared and represents a great advance in medical technology. Currie Health and Wellness is proud to add this revolutionary treatment option to our already state of the art non-invasive treatment programs. The LightForce EX Deep Tissue Laser is called LiteCure's Expert Laser. It is simply amazing and we are proud to offer this latest proven technology.
We have two LiteCure Deep Tissue Lasers. The LiteCure Laser puts up to 600 joules of energy (at a full 10 watts) 6-9 inches into the tissues. The depth of penetration achieved with this technology is simply unmatched by other therapies. The high energy coupled with depth of penetration gets the photons of light and energy to the damaged tissues where they can do their job.
See If Deep Tissue Laser Therapy Is Right For You
Providing a solution that didn't exist before, Deep Tissue Laser Therapy has become a preferred by those who have long sought relief without success. Its ability to impact pain on a cellular level provides pain relief for complex and simple conditions alike.
Contact us today for a consultation to determine if laser therapy is right for you. Get back in action today, with Deep Tissue Laser Therapy.
Dr. Currie can help relieve the following symptoms*:
- Low Back Pain
- Neuropathy
- Neck Pain
- Leg Pain
- Sciatica
- Degenerative Disc Disease and Arthritis
- Spinal Stenosis
- Facet Joint Syndrome
- Herniated and/or bulging discs
- Post-Surgical or Failed Surgery Syndrome
- Bone spurs
- Pinched nerves
- Pain with walking
- Pain with standing
- Pain with sitting
- Balance problems
- And more
*Individual results may vary.
Receive a $245 Consultation for Pain Relief at NO CHARGE
Dr. Currie offers all new patients a FREE consultation for their chronic back and neck pain issues. This consultation is a $245 value, but Dr. Currie knows he is the only one in the area with such advanced methods for relieving chronic pain.
Frequently Asked Questions About Deep Tissue Laser Therapy
How is Deep Tissue Laser Therapy a better alternative to back or neck surgery?
When back and neck surgery are performed, permanent, irreversible changes are made to the body. It doesn't matter how hi-tech a surgery is, that principle stays the same. Some of those permanent changes or risks can include; Scar tissue, muscle damage, side effects and reactions to the anesthesia, permanent nerve damage, a low success rate overall, possible infections such as Staph, etc.
Once a person has surgery, there is no turning back from the damage and changes that the surgery itself created. The laser is natural and safe. Even though it feels warm, it produces no heat. It is very effective overall and has none of the above listed side effects.
Does it hurt?
No! Patients love the laser more than any other therapy that is performed in the clinic. It feels like a hot sensation deep inside of the body and patients can tell that something good is taking place as the treatment is performed. It is simply amazing.
How long does the procedure take?
Deep Tissue Laser Treatments are very short. Usually only 6-8 minutes.
How long is the recovery time?
There is no recovery time. Patients are free to go about their lives as normal providing that they don't overdo things as their body is trying to heal and repair.
Am I a candidate for Deep Tissue Laser Therapy?
Most people can do Deep Tissue Laser Rreatments with no problem. If someone is pregnant, then they are not a candidate.
Donna M. – Retired – (Patient Testimony given 6-3-15) –I was in an accident that left me in severe pain. I felt hopeless emotionally, was prescribed powerful medications that changed my mood and altered my will to live. After visiting 8 different physicians and clinics, I was told "No" for the surgery I was considering. The surgery would not correct the problem I had in my spine, it would only mask the pain I was having. I was told surgery could go wrong and paralyze me. I suffered another ten months of pain and called Dr. Currie and asked him to try to help me. He did not promise me anything but was willing to try. Thank Goodness! I have been relieved of so much pain and am discontinuing the powerful medications. I am returning to a life I love.


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|T with his great-grandpa Pappy! :)
It's been a good couple of weeks. Seeing my people and laughing a lot. I've eaten entirely too much fudge and watched countless movies this holiday season. I've also been bad about taking pictures of anything other than T- haha, but I guess that's to be expected. This is the only picture of the 3 of us that we snagged all weekend... Christmas Day and T had already spit up on one outfit and was getting too hot in the other one so white onesie it was. #reallife
I hope you all had a wonderful time celebrating with family and friends over the past few days. Looking forward to stalking all of your photos and updates! I know this time of year blog word goes on somewhat of a hiatus but I have a few more posts this week I'm pumped to share. Cheers!


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The Peninsula is set in the suburb of Sea Point on the beachfront with stunning views of the Atlantic, overlooking Robben Island and sheltered by the mountain behind. The main attractions of the Cape Town Waterfront, Table Mountain with its cable-way, Camps Bay, Clifton, Cape Town International Conference Centre, 2010 FIFA World Cup stadium and the Long Street clubs, pubs and coffee shops are all in close proximity. Within walking distance of the resort are shops and restaurants aplenty and the City Sightseeing bus stop 15 is right outside. The hotel itself consists of suites - ours had two bedrooms, two bathrooms and lounge, dining room and kitchen in one.The hotel runs a shuttle every half hour to key points in the city and the most popular is the Waterfront where one can pick up the hop-on hop-off bus to wine estates, botanical gardens, World of Birds, Hout Bay's Mariners Wharf, city attractions and cable-way. There is no shortage of things to do and places to go in Cape Town and we found our eight-day visit far too short. The hotel offers a gym, sauna and modest indoor and outdoor pools. The walking/running path along the seafront is well used by visitors and residents alike and stretches for several kilometers. For the first time in many visits to the Cape, we did not hire a car and did not miss it once.
The standard of housekeeping was excellent and the units are comfortable. The maintenance issues we had were addressed promptly and the "meet the management" cocktail hour on Monday evening was a genuine attempt to ensure that everyone was comfortable and happy. The few negatives - the sleeper couch is neither a comfortable couch nor suitable bed. The kitchen utensils are sparse, but are, with the cutlery and crockery, of high quality. There is free WiFi in the rooms, but is limited to 200Mb daily - a little less than we needed and had to switch to our 3G card most days. The only other blemish was pool tables without cues until the fifth day of our stay. The tables themselves were badly in need of resurfacing.
All-in-all a really positive experience with friendly, helpful staff. We'll be back.
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We managed to happily spend a couple of hours enjoying the exhibits - particularly of interest was the new 'Mosasaur CSI' exhibit - with two research scientists actively working on real fossel fragments in the exhibit hall. The English guidebook allowed us to wander the small exhibition halls while still being able to enjoy the translations and therefore gained much more out of the museum than we would have done without it.
The fossil exhibits are very good.
The stuffed animals are hilarious and a great source of ammusement!!
The museum is small but interesting. I wouldn't plan more than a couple of hours for a visit due to its small size.
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Presentation by CIO and Professor Lee Bogner - originally presented at the All Analytics Academy Big Data and Customer Experience Event Oct 2013
Lee Bogner is Professor of ECommerce, Information Technology and Business Analytics at Hofstra University's Frank G. Zarb School of Business; is Global ECommerce Solutions Architect at Johnson & Johnson Consumer Products and is former head of ECommerce at Bed Bath and Beyond's buybuyBABY.com, CIO at Real Savvy Media (Disney) and MKAgency. See http://slideshare.net/leebogner for Lee Bogner's slideshare presentations on data analytics, digital marketing, eCommerce and social media technologies for business.
"Why is Big Data Important as input to derive analytical insight for marketing-driven technologies, understanding customer behavior and to delight customers?"
Presented at Hofstra University HUSU Entrepreneur Club Conference October 5, 2013
Boosting the Customer Experience With Big-Data: Today's world of the customer is new, exciting and different. Always on, cell phones, QR codes, 24x7 Internet, tablets, interactive kiosks, digital signage and highway billboards, mobile apps, social apps, Social TV, cloud computing, intra-company collaborative forecasting and planning, vendor management inventory, supply chain optimization, rich streaming media – dare I say it's not your Daddy's Madison Avenue?
To claim that for most organizations, this has been a major disruption is an understatement. Reaching today's consumers, serving today's pro-sumers, delighting today's customers, has always required a plan, channel management and measurement. We've had data and information since the dawn of time, and certainly the dawn of the computing age. Businesses have coped with the mainframe era, local area networks and client server, the Internet age, the evolution of social networking and now the emergence of an "always on" business world, and now personal life style choice.
But how do you cope when the amount, speed and methods of consumer touch points and information choice has expanded to seemingly unlimited proportions? Consumers have a lot to say. And they are saying it! Global business competition has blurred work-personal- life blurred with "follow-the-sun" demands. And all the data. And it's Big!
• How do you tame Big Data? And put Big Data to work for you and your customers?
• Who is doing what? And how? And how has that helped tame, satisfy and delight data-savvy consumers?
• Learn how the innovators, early adopters, the mainstream and the laggards are dealing with these transformative changes. And perhaps how you may make the changes you need to tame Big Data!
Why is Big Data Important as input to derive analytical insight for marketing-driven technologies, understanding customer behavior and to delight customers
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DIY paper lanterns butterflies! So adorable!
Who needs a picture frame? Mason jars make adorable frames for photos of family and friends. Add dried sand and shells for decoration, or objects with sentimental value!
DIY Hot Pink Wedding table centerpiece - take a tall cylinder, place decorative glass marbles at the bottom. Then put 3 orchids inside, fill with water and finish off with a votive candle.
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EDIT: The Clueless Pakistani Cook is NOW AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE. Click here to be redirected to the purchasing page.
Last week on my Instagram I posted a blurred out, dim picture and asked my followers 'can anyone guess what I'm up to?'. Some guessed right – I'm writing and launching my very first ebook and it's being released in just 4 days! This is an incredibly exciting time for me!
So here's a lowdown on exactly what this cookbook is about for those of you who want to know a bit more about the book and gauge whether this book is good for them!
'The Clueless Pakistani Cook' was inspired by all the emails and private messages I received from people who wanted to get started in the kitchen but didn't know quite where to begin. Some of the messages were from beginner cooks who had dived straight into some advanced recipes such as biryani or ladus and they didn't understand where they went wrong. Some of the messages were from people who just didn't understand how I had learnt how to cook so quickly and want to know how I balanced it with University (and now work) life. All of these messages, each and every single one of them, remind me of… well, me! Me in the early days of my marriage and cooking days…
My culinary adventures really started after I got married. I entered my new home with a track record of 0 successful Pakistani dishes to my name. A few weeks after my wedding, I unsuccessfully tried a string of Pakistani recipes, including Palak Murgh, Chicken Pilau, Aloo Gosht and Biryani. My botched attempts really damaged my confidence, yes, but I was adamant I would become the best cook in the family and I would become it A S A P. It was after another failed attempt at a curry, as I was polishing the last soupy scoops of my overly soupy prawn curry, I told my husband 'I want to cook a fish biryani tomorrow'. He looked at me, puzzled and shocked, and said 'Fatima, first learn how to cook white rice, then talk about cooking fish biryani.' I believe it was at that moment I had my breakthrough moment. I realised the most obvious thing I had so conveniently been ignoring. I had to learn the basics first.
When I began with the basics, everything else began to fall into place. I experimented with the basic spices; salt, turmeric, red chilli powder, coriander and cumin and then I understood where, how and when to use them – then I went onto other spices. I learnt how to perfect my white rice before I went onto cooking well received pilaus and biryanis. I understood how to cook a masala till jammy, thick and smooth before my curries began to receive praises and people began to ask for recipes. It all began to make so much sense to me. I couldn't become the family's best cook if I didn't know the basics.
This is the book I wish someone had given to me in my early days, to teach me those basics.
This book aims to spell out Pakistani cooking from where it starts – from the spices to the masala to the desserts, I have tried to cover everything one needs to know in order to build a good foundation for Pakistani cooking. The following is a snip from the contents page – an elaboration is below.
'The Clueless Pakistani Cook' contains information on the essential ingredients you need to begin cooking, the spices you need and the spices that are non-essential, cooking the masala alongside a recipe for the masala, cooking rice, cooking desserts, garnishing and presentation, 5 beginner recipes to get you going, Q&As touching on topics such as what to do if you've added too much salt and tips, advice and words of encouragement scattered throughout the book. The book totals 37 pages, contains colour pictures and is very easy to read.
The book aims to explain what you do in Pakistani cooking and why we do it. I believe that if we understand exactly why we're doing the things we do, it helps us take the initiative when we're cooking, allows us to really get behind the science of Pakistani cuisine. Also, once you understand how one thing effects the other (action/reaction) it allows us to get a bit more creative with our dishes! Here is a little screenshot from Chapter 2, in which I am explaining exactly why we fry onions at beginning of almost every recipe:
I am positive that this book will be very helpful for those who want to understand the ABCs of Pakistani cooking and want to build a solid foundation. Once you have understood how to cook a good masala and have mastered the basic recipes, you will find the recipes I have posted on my blog very easy to follow.
Insha Allah, 'The Clueless Pakistani Cook' will be launched on Saturday the 16th of Janurary 2016 and will be available on Amazon for £6.99 for the paperback and £4.99 for the Kindle version. I will be posting on my blog, my Instagram page and my Facebook page when the books are live.
Edit: The Clueless Pakistani Cook is available to purchase NOW. Click here to be redirected to the purchasing page.
If you have any questions about my book, please feel free to leave me a comment or email me at firstname.lastname@example.com. I will try to respond to you as soon as possible! Until then, remember me in your prayers!
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Many Rosie Olivia Hats attended Cheltenham Festival 2017 but Zara Tindall stole the show this year, wearing three Rosie Olivia bespoke hats - We can't decide which look we liked the best!
Day Two Cheltenham Festival, Zara wore a black Fedora embellished with black, pearl & brown Swarovski crystals. This was such a statement piece. The Swarovski Crystals combined together to create a leopard print effect. The pearls added a soft elegant touch. What a head turner!


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Into the Clouds with Elena Walch
When she first developed big ideas about wine, Elena Walch knew nothing about winemaking. She was reared in Milan, studied in Venice, and then set up her own architectural practice in Bolzano, the capital of Northern Italy's Alto Adige.
Then in 1985, at 35, she was hired to oversee restoration of a 17th-century Austrian Hapsburg hunting castle surrounded by 50 acres of gorgeous, steeply sloping vineyards. The castle and vineyard owner was Werner Walch, who ran his family's historic Wilhelm Walch winery in Termeno.
Before the project was completed, she and Werner fell for each other, and they were soon married. Then things got really interesting when she turned her attention to the vineyards.
At first, she urged Wilhelm to do more with his family's stunning vineyards and cellars full of hand-carved oak casks dating to the winery's 1869 founding. Instinctively, she questioned why Wilhelm continued his family tradition of blending estate grapes with those he bought from scores of other growers.
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September 6 – October 11, North Carolina State Campus, Raleigh, NC. Don Adams, CSL, facilitator, will present a 6-session class on the NC State campus on 6 consecutive Wednesdays; co-sponsor is the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). Register beginning July 24 by calling Vanessa, 919-515-5782 or online by googling "NCSU OLLI"
October 14th, Oxford, England. In a historic "first" for Sage-ing International, a live ASW event will be held in Europe at the Quaker Meeting House in beautiful Oxford. Jerome Kerner, CSL, will be facilitator. Registration information will be available soon.
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Robowars, is synonymous with carnage, demolition, mayhem, destruction; not to mention the rave atmosphere. A night you will cherish. The teams are required to design and fabricate a reliable robot which has brutal yet effective offense; well armoured defence and uncompromising nimbleness. All in the pursuit of bragging rights and the title of the best fighting bot in the nation.
The qualifying teams will compete with each other in a knockout format. In each match two teams will compete against each other, fighting their robots side by side in the contest arena. Teams will be declared as a red team or blue team based on the coin toss before every match. Robots will be maneuvered by wireless Remote- control of any sort, without any intervention of human body. Contestants are NOT allowed to touch their robots or enter the Contest Arena after startup. If the contestants enter the arena during the match, it would automatically be counted as a timeout. After the blow of whistle, the robot would have 5 minutes to complete with other robot .
The robot must place on the define point on the arena before fighting . The team can take timeout if the robot is stuck on the arena . Maximum of 2 timeouts are allowed during a fight. Allowed timeout will be of 1 minute duration. Team will be knockout if it is unable to fix the fault.
The robot must fit within 3x3x3 feet cube at all times of it operation it is not allowed to extend any extensions at any time of its operation . All robots will be carefully measured. All weapons on the robot will be counted as part of the robot's total dimensions. If contestants want to add a flag, hat or other purely decorative, non- functional items to the robot, they may do so. The decorations may be removed for measurement purposes. The weight of robot excluding decorations must not exceed 35 kg. Penalties as detailed in Section below will be levied if the robot does not fulfill the size and/or weight criteria.
All robots must have easily visible and controlled mobility in order to compete. Methods of mobility include:
Proper activation and deactivation of robots is critical. Robots must only be activated in the arena, testing areas, or with expressed consent of the safety officials.
All robots must be able to be FULLY deactivated, which includes power to drive and weaponry, in less than 20 seconds by a manual disconnect.
All robots not in an arena or official testing area must be raised or blocked up in a manner so that their wheels or legs cannot cause movement if the robot is turned on.
All robot radio systems must have a way to change frequencies or coded channels to prevent radio conflicts.
Having at least two frequencies or coded channels available is recommended.
You will be required to send the frequency that you are using prior to the event so that any overlap of frequencies can be avoided.
All electronic circuitry must be designed and fabricated completely by the participants themselves. Circuits should not be fabricated by the help of any professional developers. Only the modules specified in the components list may be bought directly.
Microcontrollers specified in the component list must be used for controlling your robots. You can also use Microcontroller development boards specified in the list only. Microprocessors and Single Board Computers are not allowed.
Motor drive circuits should be designed and fabricated by participants themselves and made from discrete components like Transistors and logic circuitry. H-bridge IC's like L297 or L298 are not allowed.
All other components can be used in your circuitry. In case of any query, questions shall be emailed to NERC Coordinator. The FAQs section on the website shall be considered part of the theme.
The Robots can be built by teams of currently registered students from Engineering Institutions, Polytechnic Institutions, schools etc. Each team can comprise of Maximum 6 members.
If the students from two different Institutes/Universities join hands and form a team in collaboration then the name of the Institute/University with maximum number of students in such a team would be registered.
Point scoring is shown in the table below:
|Pushed opponent's robot out of the arena from specified point
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|Pushed opponent's robot into the dead zone on the arena
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|Turning opponent's robot upside down
|10 Points
|Taking off any part of opponent's robot
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|Pushing robot to platform weapons (if any)
|10 Points
|Getting into platform weapons
|8 Points
|Hitting the opponent's robot with weapons 2 pts.
The deduction of points are described in the table below:
|The robot fits in an area of 3 X 3 X 3 feet cube
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|Oversize Robot
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|Oversize Robot (exceeding 3.5 X 3.5 X 3.5 feet cube)
|Robot weighs less than 35 kg
|No Penalty
|Overweight Robot (Weight between 35 and 40 kg)
|5 Points
|Overweight Robot (Weight exceeding 40 kg)
|Damaging the arena/wall/platform weapons
The following behavior shall be considered for disqualification by the referee and the team could possibly be disqualified:


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DeltaForce Indicator is truly a remarkable indicator. It automatically searches and identifies exact Tops and Bottoms of price, allowing you to enter at the absolute low and generate great profits.
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Design Theory Reboot: Color
Using color in design isn't quite as intuitive as you might expect.
For me, color took years to master. I think it's actually the most difficult aspect of visual design to master.
Here's a free video preview of the Color section of my upcoming online design course.
Watch this for some advice about how to use color well, including common mistakes and some useful guidelines.
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Ultra-Orthodox Rioters in Jerusalem Protest Autopsy of Baby
Infant, who died of a head wound and may have been abused, is grandson of Beit Shemesh's ultra-Orthodox mayor.
Infant, who died of a head wound and may have been abused, is grandson of Beit Shemesh's ultra-Orthodox mayor.
Committee had voted to reduce size of project with the vote of a Justice Ministry official, but her boss attended meeting that reopened debate on the decision
Over the years, a government department has stood shoulder to shoulder with Ateret Cohanim in its struggles against Palestinian families who sought to remain in their homes.
The two refuse to abide by warrants ordering them to stay away from Jerusalem; 'submitting to the warrant constitutes a defeat to Jerusalemites and Palestinians,' they say.
In Knesset briefing, finance minister also denies contacts with Gideon Sa'ar, rejects idea of joint list with Likud, praises plan to allocate funds to Arab community.
16-year-old Palestinian assailant currently wounded in moderate condition.
Bahaa Elayan killed three in a bus attack in Jerusalem's Armon Hanatziv while Alaa Abu Jamal killed one in car-ramming, stabbing attack in October; both were shot, killed at the scene.
Suspect says he never intended to sell his daughter, but acted out of financial distress.
Bird, raised in a private home illegally, will now take up residence in the Biblical Zoo.
The president, then a young officer, says he was among those who warned Moshe Dayan against annexing parts of East Jerusalem in 1967.


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A sequel sounds nice, but it seems I have just read the end of this too, so I give you my high praise "All hail to this wonderful author, Kagome-Inu5"
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Finding Peace after Anxiety
I am sharing my story with the hope that it will be a help to other women who struggle with uncontrollable depression or anxiety.
It all started my junior year of college. I was sitting in a wonderful Bible class on Hebrews (that I loved!), when it hit me...sheer terror. I started sweating, feeling trapped, etc. but I stuck it out through class. When I went to work after class, I was shaking. I ate a protein bar and chalked it up to a bad episode of hypoglycemia (I've had low blood sugar since second grade)...and tried to forget it.
But then it kept happening. I would get scared in church services, class, on stage, in the car, and among groups of people. These random moments of panic kept making themselves known. I started avoiding many things to keep this anxiety from happening. Now, as a music performance major, this was very difficult because I had to perform all the time. I had loved singing and performing and now I began to dread it. I started to think it was spiritual warfare. I prayed and cried and trusted in the Lord. It was truly by God's grace that I made it through my senior voice recital and graduated, although I prayed and shed many tears in that last year and half.
My sweet husband married me anyway, even though he knew that sometimes I got a little wacko. He has been so steady and supportive. He helped me eliminate stress in my life that made living life easier.
Fast forward about five years, I had been living with chronic anxiety and had learned to cope. Jesus gave me strength so often when I had none. Someone told me it was my thyroid...had it checked...nope. Someone told me I say "yes" to too many things...started saying "no"...didn't help. Someone said I needed more sleep...slept 8-9 hours every night...didn't work. I remember putting on my prayer list, "To be healthy again." I spent many years praying for God to give me an answer. His mercies were new every morning and I had resigned myself to just living this way for the rest of my life.
Then I had a baby boy...a sweet one that I love so much. And I made it through postpartum (whew, that was crazy!). Six months later, I still had anxiety issues...and they were getting worse. I mentioned to my midwife that I was having anxiety, and after asking me a few questions, she said, "I think you have a hormone imbalance...probably low progesterone." Y'all, this hit me like a ton of bricks! Hormonal imbalance actually runs in my family and we never thought of this! I was so excited to maybe get an answer!
My midwife had me do saliva testing to find out my hormone levels. And guess what, my hormones were completely out-of-whack! She put me on a good multi-vitamin and some progesterone cream. After three months, I was a new woman! I could not believe the healing I had received.
After five years of praying for God to set me free from this bondage of anxiety, He sent someone to give me an answer. I am so thankful for His goodness in my life. My life has changed. Now, that doesn't mean I don't still have fear, worry, and struggles, but my chronic anxiety is no longer out of control and I have found peace.
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EC London: Comfort St. Pancras Way Summer Residence
Photos show samples of available rooms. Fixtures, fittings and sizes may vary.
Accommodation Includes
- Communal Kitchen
- Communal Lounge
- Free Wi-Fi facilities
- Bed linen provided
- Students need to bring their own towels
- 24-hour on-site security
- Rooms are cleaned weekly and bed linen is changed once a week
- Laundry facilities operated via app
- Type of Room
- Single with ensuite bathroom
- Board Status
- Self-Catering
Description of accommodation
St. Pancras Way Residence is a new building, opened in 2014. The residence consists of mixed gender apartments with en-suite rooms in 4-6 bedroom flats. Each room is complete with a single bed, desk, chair, wardrobe and own bathroom.
Description of local area
St. Pancras Way is situated on the outskirts of Camden Town, home to a wide range of shops, restaurants, bars and venues to suit all tastes. Camden Market is particularly notable, with unique shopping opportunities that attract visitors from across the country. With over 700 market stalls offering everything from vintage clothing to adventurous world foods, you'll find plenty to see, do, enjoy, and experience.
King's Cross station and Euston station are within 15 minutes' walk. Students will have easy access to the Piccadilly, Northern, Victoria, Hammersmith and City, Circle and Metropolitan lines. Nearby St. Pancras station provides a stop for the Eurostar and other mainline trains.
Journey to the residence from Heathrow Airport
Take the Piccadilly Line to Leicester Square and then take the Northern Line to Mornington Crescent station.
11 St. Pancras Way
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+44 (0) 7983 773121
1 July - 9 September, 2017
Arrival and departure
Arrival day: Saturday
Check in time: 15:00 - 20:00
Departure day: Saturday
Check out: 10:00
If there is no one at reception upon arrival students must call +44 (0) 7525590336
If students are arriving after 8pm they should advise the residence 30 minutes before their arrival by calling +44 (0) 7525590336
Journey to school
Walk - Head south onto Pancras Way and take the first road on the right, continue walking on Crowndale Rd and then turn left on Oakley Square. Turn left on Eversholt Street and continue walking to 24 Eversholt Street which is opposite Euston Station. Average: 20 min.
Tube - Walk to Mornington Crescent station and take the Northern Line towards Kennington to Euston. Average: 15 min
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£33.00 per week / £126.80 per month
(30% discount if your course is longer than 14 weeks)
Cancellation prior to arrival
Students cancelling their accommodation less than 14 days before arrival will be charged a one week accommodation fee at the standard rate and placement fee.
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Bookings of 7 weeks or less: No accommodation refund. Bookings of 8 weeks and over: Students must give notice in writing 4 weeks prior to termination otherwise a 4 week cancellation fee will apply.
- EC must be notified of student arrival arrangements and expected times of arrival.
- Smoking is not permitted in the residence.
- You will be asked to complete an Authorisation for Damage Deposit form on your first day of school.
- Mixed Gender: Male and female students share common areas and facilities, but bedrooms are single gender.


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First of all, congratulations on your Eagle Scouts! Good job mom and dad.
Yes, most of the LDS folks I know are good people and yet, prone to the foibles of too closely following church doctrine as it relates to their youth programs.
They believe that Scouting is a part of their church youth program, not an enhancement and therefore, they have the right to modify it as they see fit. In truth, Scouting is a separate entity that can be used for the furthering of their youth programs. Yet, most of the LDS leaders that have failing programs don't understand why their programs are failing.
No disagreement on the perfecting of the Scouting program. I truly believe in the Scouting Mission and Values. Yes, there have been instances where LDS leaders have made things difficult with "unreasonable" demands(?), yet, we make a concerted effort to let them know it's not about them, it's about the boys.
The groups you have dealt with sound quite obstinate and unfortunately, secretive in their approach. Did you notice a lot of "basketball Eagles"? That's what we call some of the programs here. My job is to bring most if not all of these units into the fold and get them to understand the importance of following the program as it is intended.
They can modify certain aspects to suit their religious beliefs (Sunday travel for instance), but I believe, based on your observations and experiences that those leaders you dealt with are doing their boys a grave disservice.
I am currently working with an LDS unit trying to get their program rebuilt after three years of basically no trained leadership with some church meddling thrown in and I occassionally run into some resistance. I just gently remind them of the agreement we made about me running a Boy Scouts of America program, not an LDS Boy Scout program.
I am training their adult leaders, teaching the boys how to be leaders and building a trained Troop Cmte. that will hopefully not slip backwards once I'm done. This unit had no boy led-boy run program, no committee, no trained adult leaders, etc.
It's been almost a year now. I have about a year to go I think before I believe I'd feel comfortable turning them loose to see what they can do. I think the biggest thing that has helped me be successful to this point is their bishop who has bought into it whole hog. He wants a quality program, not only for his son, but all the others as well and doesn't tolerate any unnecessary interference (what that means yet I don't rightly know) in what I'm doing.
I even convinced him to let me take the Troop to Summer Camp last year over a Sunday. The deal was that their youth leaders would conduct a Sunday service and the boys had to kind of keep it quiet, but it was a victory in the sense that I was able to use logic and convince him of the difficulties in arriving on Monday morning as opposed to arriving on Saturday and be ready, rested and raring to go on Monday morning. Now we'll see what we can do about this year since the camp we're going to doesn't allow Sat. arrivals.;-)
Gee whiz—you're a saint to give it a go. I wonder if one of the reasons the LDS people at my sons' camp were so protective about others at camp watching what they were doing was because they weren't allowing the boys to have enough leadership responsibility, etc. When you live with a ward chairman watching you, it's hard to understand the importance of giving up control to the rank-and-file members. It's about control and authority. Giving a boy room to fail as well as room to succeed on his own is very threatening to some people. Best wishes to you in your quest.


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Today's New Homes Are Better Than Ever!
According to recent consumer research, there is a lingering sense among consumers that homes were built much better in "the good old days", lovingly put together by old-world crafts people who "really knew their stuff".
"We are working hard to dispel this myth," says Lewis Nakatsui, Past-President of the Canadian Home Builders' Association. "The reality is that new homes are far superior to those built in the past, both in terms of the products that we use and how we put everything together."
Even the last five years have seen major changes and improvements in the way new homes are built. Many builders agree, that from a technical standpoint, today's homes are a far cry from those built in the past. "Unfortunately, many of the real improvements are behind the walls, and customers are not always aware of them," Mr. Nakatsui notes. "We still have a job on our hands as an industry and as individual builders to let people know how much better new homes really are."
For home owners, this superiority translates into benefits that yesterday's home buyers could not even begin to imagine. It starts with the basics-a comfortable indoor environment year-round. Cold, overheated, drafty or stuffy homes are a thing of the past thanks to better building techniques, a host of effective insulation products and energy-efficient heating, cooling and ventilation systems.
New homes are also healthier to live in as mechanical ventilation brings in fresh air from the outside and gets rid of old, stale air. No more dampness, mold and mildew, and no more lingering "bad air"!
When it comes to design and finishing touches, the days are gone when a new home offered a bland backdrop for your furniture. Today's new homes come with built-in character in all price ranges. Layouts are designed with today's families in mind to accommodate the way we live in the 1990s. And low- and no-maintenance products have cut down the time that home owners need to spend on upkeep and cleaning chores.
"Today's new home builder is a modern-day crafts person," Mr. Nakatsui points out. "The tools and the technology may be different, but the goal of a good builder never changes: to provide the customer with the best possible home for years of enjoyment and satisfaction."


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A brief about CM Startup Scheme in Himachal Pradesh
As the entire nation is focusing on the steps taken by the governments of India in order to reduce the unemployment rates, the central and as well as the state governments starts to promote the startups and to boost the entrepreneurship among the talented youths of the nation.
Encouraging youths to step into the innovative startups would be the only ideal solution to handle the employment problem, which is considered as the one of the biggest thread for all developing nations like India. Recently the state government of Himachal Pradesh introduced the new scheme called "CM Startup Scheme" by which the state government plans to boost the industrial startups by giving various benefits and to the business people.
Details about the CM Startup Scheme in Himachal Pradesh
Under this new scheme, various documentation works has been relaxed by the state government in order to start the industrial startups in the state. This will be huge relief for the owners to not to be worried about the formalities and obstacles which are faced behalf of the government paper works before starting the industry within the state. Now, with the newly announced scheme, the owners can able to submit their self-attested certificates on behalf of all official purposes.
In addition to that, the state government of Himachal Pradesh announced various beneficiaries to the industrial startups under this new scheme. Under this scheme, government supports starting new industries and the intervention of government officials will not be there for initial few years also government willing to provide financial support for the business owners to start industrial startups within the state.
The chief minister of the state Himachal Pradesh Mr. Virbhadra Singh addressed the state people after launching the CM Startup Scheme as the government under this governance is keen on developing new ideas and thoughts from the talented youths of the state and to encourage them to step into the business by providing all the necessary help that a government can provide. By doing so, the growth of the state will be increased by reducing the state's unemployment problem.
Key points of the scheme
- This scheme "CM Startup" offers wide variety of benefits for the business/industrial owners on making things easy with the protocols to be followed for legal perspectives in state.
- Under this newly introduced scheme, the new industrial startups in the state of Himachal Pradesh wont receives any inspection from the relevant government officials for the initial 3 years.
- With this new scheme introduced in the state, the industrial startups in Himachal Pradesh can able to get financial assistance up to the amount of Rs. 30, 00,000.


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Experiential Marketing Recap
Did you miss our experiential marketing conversation with Terry Lozoff and Geoff Livingston?
About 40 social media professionals attended the August 29, 2012 event at the Microsoft NERD Center. Food sponsors included IZZE, providing complimentary beverages, and 2nd St. Creamery, providing complimentary ice cream. Both were a hit! Additionally, ISITE Design sponsored and provided on-site registration and behind-the-scenes support. We thank everyone!
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Experiential Marketing
Your interaction with a business is diverse: in the store, with a product, at the website, through advertising and events, across social media. The more touch points that you can experience, the more likely the business succeeds. If you've seen the giant noodle outside Faneuil Hall such as the above picture taken by Adam Gaffin, you already have an edge on experiential marketing.
Geoff Livingston and Terry Lozoff want to tell you what is working in the industry.
Geoff Livingston is a blogger and marketing communications pro with 18 years of experience working with clients including eBay, Ford, Google, United Way of America, Network Solutions, Verizon Wireless, and the Washington Nationals. He recently wrote his third book, co-authoring Marketing in the Round with Gini Dietrich. He tweets @GeoffLiving.
Terry Lozoff is co-founder, President, and CEO of Boston-based experiential and interactive marketing agency Antler. He has led marketing strategies for brands including Miller Brewing Co., GlobalPost, Magners Irish Cider, vitaminwater, ableBanking, and New Balance. He tweets @TerryLozoff.
Social Media Club Boston is pleased to bring these experiential marketing powerhouses together on the evening of Wednesday, August 29 at the Microsoft NERD Center. There will be discussion followed by audience Q&A. IZZE and 2nd St. Creamery will be on hand to provide refreshments, and ISITE Design will help us with on-site assistance.
Over 100 people have already RSVPd to attend this amazing event. About 50 seats remain. If you'd like to claim yours, please visit this registration page before 5 p.m. today.
Join Content Marketing Executives August 2
PR Newswire, in cooperation with the Business Development Institute, presents the Boston Content Marketing and Communications Leadership Forum, a gathering of senior marketing and communications executives from leading brands and agencies in the Boston area.
This half-day conference will focus on case studies and examples of how leading organizations in the region connect with customers, prospects, employees, partners, and the media through content marketing. Case studies will be presented by Jennifer Dowd, Marketing Manager of the Global Retail Marketing Department at MFS Investment Management; and Michael Morrison, Senior Public Affairs Officer at Massachusetts General Hospital.
The forum will be capped by a panel discussion moderated by Michael Pranikoff, Global Director of Emerging Media at PR Newswire; and featuring Dowd, Morrison, Malinda Gagnon at Catalyst Intelligence Services, Corinne Kovalsky at Raytheon, and Digital Media Strategist (and SMC Boston President) Ari Herzog.
The leadership forum will occur August 2, 2012 from 8:30 – 11:30 a.m. at the Boston Common Hotel.
Social Media Club Boston is pleased to be a supporting sponsor of this event. Please visit the conference page and use promo code #SMC for complimentary admission before August 1st.
SMC Boston Authors Panel Recap
Nearly 50 small business owners, social media practitioners, and students from all walks of life streamed into the Boston Public Library's former "newspaper room" on June 14 to listen to four authors talk about their books and ask questions about social media and the future of marketing.
Our invited authors were:
- Mike Proulx, director of social media at Hill Holiday and co-author of "Social TV"
- Kipp Bodnar, inbound marketing specialist at HubSpot and co-author of "The B2B Social Media Book"
- Leslie Poston, founder of Magnitude Media and author of "Social Media Metrics for Dummies"
- Robert McHale, founding attorney of R|McHale Law and author of "Navigating Social Media Legal Risks"
I kicked off the night, introducing the audience to the purpose of SMC Boston and, one by one, asking each of the authors to read brief excerpts from their books before moderating panel and audience in a well-rounded discussion.
Here is a Storify collection of quotables from the night:
Many thanks to the Boston Public Library for graciously hosting their room for us. It wouldn't have been the same to have authors and book readings anywhere else.
Meet the Authors and Discuss the Evolution of Social Media
Social Media Club Boston brings together Boston-area authors in a panel discussion on June 14, 2012 to share their adventures in social media, read highlights from their books, and discuss insights into how the marketing world is changing.
Panelists include:
- Mike Proulx (Director of Social Media at Hill Holliday and author of "Social TV")
- Kipp Bodnar (Inbound Marketing Specialist at HubSpot and co-author of "The B2B Social Media Book")
- Leslie Poston (Founder and CEO of Magnitude Media and author of "Social Media Metrics for Dummies")


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Madeleine McCann: distorting the facts with Detective Chief Inspector Andy Redwood
MADELEINE McCANN: She is alive. Fact. Well sort of. The Metropolitan Police have issued a photo of Madeleine McCann at age 9. Only, it's not an actual photo. It's a guesstimate likeness created by an artist. The Met either have no idea what happen to Madeleine McCann, or have an idea but want to use the upcoming fifth anniversary of her disappearance to support their endeavours at solving the mystery.
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Simon Cowell Hints 'X Factor' Winner May Get TV Show
In Billboard Interview, Says Paula Abdul Made a 'Big Mistake' in Cutting Intensity
As if a $5 million cash prize, a recording contract and a spot in a Pepsi commercial is not enough, Simon Cowell says "The X Factor" may be adding to the bounty that will be awarded on Dec. 22.
"We have to start to thinking about the record, but it may be more than that -- a TV show as well," Cowell told Billboard after Wednesday night's broadcast of the final five performers. "We can use this momentum to get attention, so depending on which contestant wins, on the final night we may announce more than the cash and contract as interest has grown for certain contestants."
Seated in his custom trailer on the CBS lot in Los Angeles, Cowell explained the approach he expects to take with the winner's album, ongoing plans for the Fox show's finale and the one group Paula Abdul could have kept to stay in the competition. During the interview, Cowell said a separate meeting was taking place to line up certain elements in the final telecast of season one and that details are being decided on a daily basis.
"It's always last second with these shows and we want to go out on a bang," Cowell notes. "We're literally making it up as we go along."
Playing by the seat of their pants backfired on producers this week when a planned Pepsi Challenge for Wednesday night's show had to be postponed. Viewers were asked to go online and chose between three songs for each singer. The person in charge of the tallies failed to notice that the order of the songs did not correspond with the total votes and presented the first song listed as the winner to each contestant. Deep into rehearsals, a producer noticed that the songs being rehearsed were not the tunes with the most votes.
"When you make reality TV, that's a chance you take," he says. "There are mistakes. The good thing is we can come back next week with the Pepsi Challenge."
One part that Cowell says is not left to chance are the release dates for albums from "X Factor" finalists in the U.K. this year. Winner Matt Cardle and runner-ups Rebecca Ferguson and One Direction released albums in October, November and December.
"I think we've gotten better at this and we made a real conscious effort with the process," he says. "You see this paying off now with Rebecca Ferguson and One Direction," which he predicts will be "massive in America. So (the show) did its job, which is getting good contestants, but also turning them into worldwide pop stars."
As for the States, Cowell is less sure of whether to go quickly, as Universal did with "American Idol" winner Scotty McCreery, or wait. "I don't know what the answer is -- it really depends on who wins. My experience, if you want the best out of these contestants, you need to spend a minimum of eight or nine months in the studio. The good thing is that, because you've got the show back, you're going to be able to launch them the following year.
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As for Abdul's error in judgment, Cowell says it was cutting loose the group Intensity. "If she had kept the kids group, I think they would still be around now. I think they had mass appeal and would have gotten the Tween market. I think she made a big mistake."


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Most Wired hospitals use technology to enhance the patient experience.
Published on: 08/04/2016
"We are honored to be recognized once again as a Most Wired facility for our dedication to patient care through the use of technology. The IT Department at Nicklaus Children's is committed to utilizing the latest advancements to enhance the services for the patients and families in our care," said Edward Martinez, Senior Vice President and Chief Information officer at Nicklaus Children's Hospital.
Founded in 1950 by Variety Clubs International, Nicklaus Children's Hospital – part of Miami Children's Health System – is South Florida's only licensed specialty hospital exclusively for children, with more than 740 attending physicians and over 220 pediatric subspecialists. The 289-bed hospital is renowned for excellence in all aspects of pediatric medicine with several specialty programs ranked among the best in the nation in 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 and 2016-17, by U.S. News & World Report. The hospital is also home to the largest pediatric teaching program in the southeastern United States and has been designated an American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC) Magnet facility, the nursing profession's most prestigious institutional honor. For more information, visit nicklauschildrens.org.
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Named 2017 Most Wired
07/13/2017 —
Most Wired Hospitals Use Technology to Partner with Patients on Health.
Great Place to Work and FORTUNE Name Miami Children's Health System One of the Best Workplaces for Millennials
06/30/2017 —
Miami Children's Health System is recognized as one of the Best Workplaces for Millennials in the U.S. by Great Place to Work and FORTUNE.
Nicklaus Children's Hospital Pediatric Specialty Services Again Ranked Among The Best in The Nation
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Eight subspecialty programs of Nicklaus Children's Hospital, part of Miami Children's Health System, are again identified among the best in the nation, according to U.S.News & World Report's 2017-18 "Best Children's Hospitals" rankings.