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Idiots Taylor Dupp and Murphy Wegg flee their humdrum existence in Dayton, Ohio for the glamour of Hollywood. Murphy turns his complete lack of talent into a career as a television producer ("The Pac-Man Show"), while Taylor is unjustly accused of murder.
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Self-driving cars can see better than humans can. With cameras and sensors, such as LIDAR, SONAR and RADAR, cars can "see" frequencies that humans cannot. Cars can also measure distances with incredible precision. The amount of data collected and processed exceeds 4TB of data per car per day.
Unfortunately, seeing is not enough for safe operation. Cars need to understand what it is they are seeing and make decisions about what to do in real-time and without depending upon Internet access.
In an emergency situation, a vehicle needs to know if one obstacle is a person and another is not in order to decide to miss a collision with the person.
Neurala's Brains4Bots™ software is highly efficient software that recognizes and finds objects in a moving vehicle using an ordinary camera and in real-time (10-20 fps, depending on hardware).
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During product development and after data is collected, Neurala software can be used to provide ground truth for tuning sensors. If camera data is collected at the same time as when data is collected from other sensors, Neurala's software analysis can provide detailed information about what is seen in the environment.
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Natus Vincere to bootcamp in China!
Today Natus Vincere is proud to announce that our Dota 2 team will go to China for a long-lasting bootcamp before The International 3. Starting from June, 24th and up to July, 10th our team will stay in Shanghai at StarCNTV's training facilities to participate in the exclusive studio show-matches versus best Chinese teams, as long as to practice together with top teams from Asia region.
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In the 40 years since the passage of the National Environmental Policy Act and the development of the current federal regulatory process, the practice of completing environmental reviews for major infrastructure projects has significantly lengthened average project delivery times. For example, in 2011, the average time it took to complete an environmental impact statement on a highway project was over eight years, compared with two years just after the law was passed. And yet experience has shown that the law itself still provides a strong regulatory framework that ensures adequate protection for the environment, a process for reaching informed investment decisions, and sufficient flexibility to comply with environmental requirements in an expedited manner. It is the misguided implementation of the law that has significantly affected project delivery time.
This report focuses on common federal and state agency implementation practices of the National Environmental Policy Act – or NEPA – that lead to delays, which are often overlooked in discussions of streamlining the environmental review process. Delays during the NEPA process are often caused by:
- Lack of stakeholder consensus over fundamental aspects of a project, which are not efficiently resolved during the environmental review process;
- Differing and conflicting interpretations of NEPA requirements, and inconsistent implementing policies and procedures among the multitude of government agencies;
- Administrative bottlenecks and outdated procedures within agencies that have insufficient staff capacity and training to efficiently complete environmental studies or reviews; and
- Misdirected response to the threat of environmental litigation, which leads to overly complex and technical environmental analysis and rigorous documentation efforts.
Proposals to expedite the environmental review process originating in Congress often focus on changes to NEPA law, rather than the procedural causes of delay described in this paper. While federal legislators are naturally drawn to legislative solutions, the dismantling of the NEPA law would erode important environmental protections without necessarily addressing the procedural causes of delay that bog down the process. Our consultations with practitioners of the environmental review process offer several examples of environmental reviews that met high environmental standards and were completed in a timely fashion. These examples, however, tend to be the exception to the rule, and their practices are not often repeated. This may be changing with new federal initiatives, although it is too soon to judge the impact of these new measures.
Adopting new procedures and changing agency practices is difficult but achievable. Making progress towards timelier and more efficient environmental review will require adopting and sharing best practices across agencies in the federal government and between federal, state, and local levels. Better and more implementation-focused training is required to equip the current and next generation of environmental practitioners with these best practices. Advances in technology and data management can also help achieve better and timelier outcomes and create good administrative records that help protect the lead agency in case of lawsuits. Finally, it is essential that the environmental review process not be used as a process by which to solve intractable or fundamental conflicts among project stakeholders. Often times, an EIS is moved forward to show progress, expending valuable staff resources and wasting time, while fundamental conflicts remain unresolved.
A project with strong leadership and stakeholder consensus on the problem statement and the need for a solution that enters the NEPA process is much more likely to emerge from it with the necessary approvals in an efficient manner than projects with key issues left unresolved. Sometimes, the best way to avoid delay is to avoid the NEPA process until strong leadership and consensus can be obtained. In this spirit, this report offers the following recommendations to federal and state agencies, environmental practitioners, and process reformers:
- Integrate planning and environmental reviews. Establish broad agreement among agencies and stakeholders on project goals and carry them forward into the environmental process to help prevent controversies from arising later on.
- Front-load agreements among agencies. Spend more time at the beginning of the process establishing memoranda of understanding among participating agencies on timelines, procedures, language, and environmental outcomes.
- Establish stronger federal leadership on major projects. Strengthen federal leadership on major employment-generating projects and reduce federal involvement in minor projects. Allocate sufficient funding and staff capacity to federal agencies to take on stronger leadership roles.
- Train the next generation of environmental practitioners. Educate environmental professionals to adopt and share best practices, such as streamlined stewardship and environmental performance commitments, for more efficient and effective reviews.
- Increase transparency and accountability. Environmental practitioners should focus on producing a more thorough administrative record, as opposed to excessive analysis of unlikely impacts. Greater transparency and accountability can also be achieved by posting the deadlines for key decision points online.
- Update procedures for the 21st century. Take advantage of information technologies, such as digital submission and transmission of environmental documents, and web-based interactive stakeholder involvement tools to improve the efficiency of the NEPA process.
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Students at Our Lady of Nazareth Primary School, a Marianist-sponsored school in Nairobi, are eager to learn — once their hunger pangs have been satisfied.
On a bright day last fall the entire student body of Our Lady of Nazareth Primary School, a Marianist-sponsored school in Kenya, marked a momentous event: Every student in the school ate breakfast. At a school in the developed world, the achievement would have passed unnoticed. At OLN, however, located in the heart of Mukuru — one of Nairobi's largest slums — it was cause for celebration.
"For me, breakfast in the morning is a given. For them, it's a victory," says Chris Hill, a University of Dayton graduate and wildlife photographer who launched the school's "Uji Porridge Program" in 2006. "I am overwhelmed when I realize how happy and grateful these kids are for something as simple as breakfast."
OLN provides schooling for nearly 2,000 students — kindergarten through eighth-grade — who live in crushing poverty. More than half the population of Kenya lives on less than a dollar a day, and Nairobi's squatter slums are crowded with dilapidated corrugated metal shacks lacking electricity, water and sanitation. Violence and disease come with the territory.
Against this backdrop, OLN is a sanctuary: A place where children can study and learn with the help of two meals a day and the support of a nurturing staff. But it hasn't always been that way.
Pass the porridge, please
Chris Hill first visited the school in 2001 and after several visits approached Marianist Father Marty Solma with the idea of starting a morning nutrition program.
"Her first idea was to give the children a banana a couple times a week," says Father Marty, former director of the school and now provincial of the Province of the United States. "At the time we had 1,600 students. That's 3,200 banana peels a week. Can you imagine that? It was a good idea, but the logistics were a nightmare. I suggested she start with something simpler — a porridge program for the younger children."
Chris took to the idea instantly. Her donation enabled OLN to purchase "uji," a sweet porridge made from millet, corn and sorghum flour, and build a storage shed for the cooking equipment.
Originally, daily uji was available only to children in kindergarten through third grade, but the staff and teachers at OLN recognized that the other children also would do better with a full stomach — starting with breakfast.
Donors soon learned about the needs of the older children and lent their support. Corpus Christi, a Catholic parish in Wokingham, England, helped extend the program to children in the middle grades in 2009; last year, the Nairobi branch of Pricewaterhouse-Coopers, a global financial firm, made uji available to the seventh and eighth graders. All three donors have pledged their support for the uji program through 2012.
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The donors have helped in a myriad of other ways. Chris underwrites the cost of an annual field trip for seventh graders — many of whom have never been outside the slum — and finances a graduation party for eighth graders. The parishioners at Corpus Christi have supported a variety of projects at OLN, including scholarships, a water program, construction of toilet facilities, a music center and a project to stock the library with 2,000 books by African writers.
Helping OLN is one of the most rewarding things he has ever done, says Corpus Christi parishioner Jeremy Best, who first learned of the school while working for Barclays Bank in Kenya. "It's great to see our parish so enthused and supportive. Even though these children have been born into poverty, there is hope through education," he says.
Today, thanks to a morning meal, the students of OLN are happier, have more energy, and are better able to learn. But they aren't the only ones who have benefited from the program. On her most recent visit to Kenya, one of the school's two uji cooks greeted Chris with a smile and a heartfelt "thank you."
"Now I have a job," the cook says. "Now I can feed my family."
"In Kenya, I've learned about the immense strength of the human spirit — something not everyone gets a chance to experience," says Chris, who the students have christened 'Mama Uji.'
"They've taught me more about love in 15 minutes than I had learned in my entire life. It's an amazing and humbling experience."
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In February 2012, Our Lady of Nazareth Primary School celebrated its 20th anniversary – 15 of those years under Marianist leadership – and recently received recognition for scoring the best national exams in the school's history. Donors have been an integral part of the school's success. In addition to the Uji Porridge Program, the school administers a Sponsorship Program funded by donors.
The two programs go hand-in-hand, says Jenipher Nywawera Kahuthu, who became the first alumna from OLN to graduate from medical school in December 2011. "Initially, I would go to OLN just so I could eat lunch," says Jenipher, now 27, who remembers going to bed hungry many nights because her family was unable to provide food for her and her two siblings. "Looking back, that hot plate of githeri (maize and beans), however simple, was a lifesaver."
With the help of her teachers at OLN, Jenipher began to concentrate on her education and did exceptionally well. She was awarded scholarships to attend high school, university training and medical school. "I thank God for the honor of being a doctor," she says, "and I am so grateful for John and Vivienne Rathband, who paid for my education."
Jenipher has been assigned to work in Guru Nanak Ramgarhia Sikh Hospital, a district hospital in Nairobi, starting in March 2012.
"There are many like Jenipher — 'stars of Mukuru' — who could use a little help," says Marianist Brother Joseph Maricky, director of OLN and its sponsorship program. "A donation of $125 will pay for a year's tuition at OLN, and a donation of $600 can send a deserving OLN graduate to high school for a year."
One of the unique features of the program is that once a donation of $125 is made, donors receive the name and photo of the child they are sponsoring. Throughout the year, the student sends at least two letters to update their sponsors on how they are doing. "This enables you or your family or church group to know the child you are assisting," says Brother Joseph. "This kind of personal involvement can make a huge difference — for the child and the donors."


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Gear Up Day, this Wednesday 21st March, will give Perth cyclists an extra incentive to register for the Sunsuper Ride To Conquer Cancer, supporting the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research (WAIMR).
Participants who have already registered for the ride will be asked to encourage a friend or colleague to come along on the adventure of a lifetime. For each registration, riders will have the chance to win a Norco road bike, worth almost $1,000.
"Thank you to all of those who have registered so far. We have lots more work to do on cancer and we encourage everyone to join us for the Ride and raise valuable dollars for research," said Professor Peter Klinken, Director of the Western Australian Institute of Medical Research (WAIMR).
"Gear up day, on Wednesday is the perfect time to register somebody you know to take part in The Ride to Conquer Cancer ," he said. "I'm riding and I'd like to see many others enjoying this challenge on October 20 and 21 this year. You've still got plenty of time to train for the event."
Thousands of West Australians are expected to unite for the Ride to Conquer Cancer, cycling 200 kilometres in two days to raise money for cancer research, treatment and care. Registered participants must raise at least $2,500 to take part in the ride which begins with an Opening Ceremony on the Saturday morning and finishes on the Sunday. Riders will be supported by hundreds of volunteers and crew members, providing meals, water and snack stops, gear transport, portable restrooms, safety on the course, comprehensive medical services and an overnight campsite complete with tents, hot showers and entertainment.
One of the largest teams taking part in the event is Team MACA. Staff at Mining and Civil Australia recently enjoyed a Ride to Conquer Cancer orientation providing them with full details about the ride and free tee-shirts. MACA is proud to be the Ride's "Powered By" sponsor.
With one in two Australians developing cancer in their lifetime, the Ride to Conquer Cancer has become a powerful call to action for cancer patients, survivors and their supporters.
Last year, The Ride in Brisbane helped raise $4.7 million which went towards cancer research projects at the Queensland Institute of Medical Research. Ride dollars are currently being used to fund the largest ever skin cancer study in Australia to find ways of determining a person's risk of developing melanoma, as well as pinpointing women's responses to chemotherapy for ovarian cancer.
This year, four separate Rides, each over 200km, will take participants of all ages and abilities through picturesque parts of Western Australia (starting in Perth and heading south), Queensland, New South Wales and Victoria. It will bring together communities of survivors, riders and supporters for one common goal: to conquer cancer.
To register, donate, or learn more about The Ride, call 1300 99 7433 (Perth), or visit http://www.conquercancer.org.au
About the Western Australian Institute for Medical Research
WAIMR is dedicated to improving the health of the community it serves – across the state, nation and globe. Its research aims to uncover the genetic and environmental causes of a range of diseases. The ultimate goal is to prevent disease developing and to create improved treatments if these conditions do emerge. The WAIMR team has identified numerous genes associated with diseases such as leukaemia, diabetes, cancer (especially breast, ovarian, melanoma and prostate), as well as those contributing to a number of nerve, muscle and mental health disorders and also studies the impact of environmental factors on diseases. More information can be found at www.waimr.uwa.edu.au
For more information about Gear Up day contact:
WAIMR Communications Manager Carolyn Monaghan 0448 021 932
The ride to conquer cancer. More information on their website.
October 20-21, 2012. Riding throughout Western Australia's scenic countryside in two days. Sure, it sounds like a lot — and it's meant to be. But make no mistake, this event isn't just for athletes or cycling enthusiasts.
is for anyone who wants to challenge themselves for a great cause. All you need is motivation, a bike and a helmet. The money you raise for The Ride will benefit WAIMR, Western Australia's premier adult medical research institute.
Your 2-day cycling adventure begins as you gather with fellow Riders for an inspiring Opening Ceremony, where we'll remember those lost to cancer and honour those continuing the fight.
Discovering some of Western Australia's most dramatic landscapes, you'll experience Perth's urban excitement juxtaposed with rolling countryside at the foot of the Darling Range.
Lining the route every 25-30 kilometres, you'll find fully stocked Pit Stops with all the snacks and hydration you'll need to keep going. Day One culminates with arrival at Camp, where you can enjoy a cold beer, a hot shower, and a well-deserved massage before a fun evening of entertainment and socialising.
With an overnight campout in the Mandurah area, the dynamic contrast between wildflower-specked green pastures and the rugged coast of the Indian Ocean will provide the perfect backdrop for your epic journey. You may even spot a dolphin cheering you on!
After camping overnight under the stars, Day Two will lead you further through the inspiring landscape, as you make your way towards the Finish Line — a high energy celebration of your epic Ride and the amazing impact you've made in the quest to conquer cancer.


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Ever since I decided to go vegan, I haven't really missed any of the old foods I used to eat. Why? Because I know and understand the benefits of the foods I eat currently, so there's nothing really to miss 🙂 However I do know that some people may miss having scrambled eggs in the morning. Or you may not even be a vegan but you just don't eat eggs. Well this tofu egg scramble omelet is the perfect thing for you. AND it has enough protein for those who still think that they need eggs in order to get protein.
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- Begin with turning your stove top on to medium.
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- On the side, cut up veggies such as peppers, zucchini, mushrooms, sweet potato, etc.
- Cook your tofu until it is light brown, then add on your vegetables.
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The call about the incident at 2550 Richards Road came in after 10 a.m. Friday. A woman was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries and a man was found deceased.
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office later confirmed that the man and the woman were married. Robert W. Kamp, 92, is dead. He was located in the bathroom with a self-inflicted gunshot to his head. Edith Kamp, 86, was found with a gunshot to her head as well. She was taken to a hospital where she remains in a critical condition.
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In September of 2002, my partner Rob and I took an elk bow hunting trip to eastern Oregon. The season started out hot and dry and the elk were not bugling or answering cow calls. We had seen a few scattered groups of elk but the weather and the early season hunting pressure kept them very spooky. Late in the afternoon on the third day of our hunt, we decided to split up and try to locate some bulls.
I chose a big drainage below our camp where I had seen sign on the first day. Several small creeks converged in the area and held some promising wallows. I had hoped for a cool evening hunt in the tall pines but it turned out to be stifling hot without so much as a breeze. I spent about 30 minutes sitting over a large mud hole with no response to my calls. It was still one hour before dark, so I began slowly moving back up the drainage on the opposite side that I had came down. I was on a good trail and stopped every few minutes to cow call and listen.
It was dead calm as the sun began to sink on the horizon. I decided to crank off one last loud bugle and a few cow calls. I waited about 15 minutes and began to move again. Suddenly I realized that on the hillside ahead of me there was an elk stomping and pawing at a seep.
I couldn't see horns at this point because there was quite a bit of brush between us. Within seconds he raised his huge head and I knew this was the bull of a lifetime. Before I could even formulate a plan in my mind, Mr. Big started walking across the hill right in front of me. I had just enough time to knock an arrow and take a deep breath. When the arrow finally quit rattling on the rest and I got my composure back, I released. He was only 18 paces slightly uphill. The arrow hit a little high but the broadhead did what it was supposed to do. He walked about 100 yards uphill away from me, but I kept him in sight until he layed down.
Apparently this bull had heard my calling and decided to sneak in and check out the action. He had stopped at the local mud hole to make himself pretty when I arrived on the scene. I jumped his barking cows on the opposite hill side just before he succumbed. I arrived at camp two hours later and informed Rob to get his work clothes on and grab a packboard. He could tell by my excitement that it was a good bull.
We got back to camp and fell into our cots around 2:15 in the morning. It was hot backbreaking work, but worth every drop of sweat. This was an unbelievable thrill for me and a trip full of memories that I will never forget. The bull should easily make the Pope and Young book. My wife even agreed to let me hang the mount in the living room, at least for awhile.
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Awesome bull!!!!! Great story.
Very nice oregon bull,
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Very nice oregon bull, congrats
Great bull, I love hunting
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Great bull, I love hunting eastern Oregon. I'm 0-1 with the sticks trying to get a bull


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By xrainbowshadowx | 17
They're right. It doesn't hurt "too badly" it hurts like a bitch.
By xrainbowshadowx | 17
They're right. It doesn't hurt "too badly" it hurts like a bitch.
allthatandmore | 0
They all FUCKING lie!
cheetahbaby96 | 8
It feels like someone poured molten lava on your bikini line then tore your skin off... All with the lovely feeling of uncomfortable exposure to someone you don't know... O_o
Skittlepickle | 13
The things us girls do to look good...
Trisha_aus | 15
And even through all that pain, it'll grow back and you'll have to go through it all over again..I know that pain :(
badbadkitty | 5
I have felt worse pain.... But it's definitely not a pleasant experience.....
sirpantselot | 22
For what it's worth, we appreciate it!
Michele2luv | 8
I just got a Brazilian wax done recently and she told me the same thing. I told a friend of mine what she said and my friend immediately called bullshit. And yes it hurt like hell . . .
aaahhhfire21 | 0
Nope doesn't sound painful at all
sidewaysponytail | 0
80- that's honestly nice to know:)
Pubic hair is SUPPOSED to be there. There's no shame in it. I don't understand why you guys put yourself through so much pain when it makes little difference, anyway (and, more importantly, why males are never asked to shave/wax THEIR genitals... you'd think it's only fair!) You don't have to wax if you don't want to! LOVE YOUR PUBES!
truth_spitta | 0
Okay, here is a question 135- (if what you're saying is true, and I'm not disagreeing just offering a counterpoint) you would be TOTALLY cool going to the beach, with God knows how many people seeing you, and you have never shaved your pubic hair a day in your life, you wouldn't be the least bit uncomfortable? I think it'd be kind of embarrassing to have pubic hair bursting at the seams of your bottoms IMO....but then again I'm just a guy
138, assuming I find the rest of her attractive, the girl with some of her bush poking out of her bathing suit bottom, is the one I would be trying to take home. Then again, I can handle a woman with leg hair, and some under arm hair. What can I say, I'm a bit of a naturalist with plenty of disregard for the media's depiction of "beauty."
TheArchAngel | 8
It hurts a little they say.....
free2speak | 14
as a girl, I always shave down there but waxing is just more convenient because I don't have to shave every 5 days. Plus the hair grows back a little finer each time. I do it for hygenic reasons. It's so easy for dirt and bacteria to get trapped down there and also, during my monthly cycle, I don't want to have to worry about hygiene issues. I also go out to beaches a lot so it's just natural for me to have as little hair as possible. I take 500mg Rx Naproxen 45 mins before my appointment and the pain isn't as bad. although, I'd prefer morpheine. A friend takes poppy tea bedore hers and she's always calm and relaxed dueing hers. My first time was horrendous. I was crying and literally biting my teeth together when she approached the area near the folds. *shudders*
169-- It seems MORE unhealthy to be taking so many drugs. :( Public hair is no more unhygienic than the hair on your head. If it were, we wouldn't have it at all. You should do some research (I don't mean this in a mean way) and reconsider. :) If you wax for your own aesthetic reasons, I guess that's okay... but you shouldn't believe all the myths about it. :P
Skittlepickle | 13
135- I told my boyfriend to shave or I wasn't going down. He listened.
theaws0m3guy | 4
Get a bikini wax they said..... It won't hurt they said.....
BeachBoi_Alex | 7
@135 ..... Freak.
BeachBoi_Alex | 7
Having no hair down there is the norm. Feel free to have a guy be disgusted when gets down there, just so you can have some sort of 'hair pride', good luck with the rumors that follow. But im guessing you're not much of a social person anyway. Good luck with the muff, Chewbacca.
#204-- I was not aware that the only way to socialize with people was to have them perform oral sex on you. Thank you for enlightening me. Also, I'm impressed by how much you seem to know about the state of my genitals and my sexual orientation. Isn't the internet amazing? Yes, I should definitely try to change my body to fit what you, or a hypothetical man with your preferences, personally finds attractive. Silly me and my delusions of gender equality. It's all so clear to me now. I guess I'll just be heading off to the kitchen now! :)
pabst4america | 1
Ya who wants their pubes on public display? Lol
Metallica36176 | 16
197/Drigr. You are a true man. Thank you for not being a dick like most. I get so tired of hearing bullshit from guys about that.
ImaginaryFoe | 0
Let's just use logic for a moment - warm wax poured on a sensitive area hardens then hair is ripped out by the roots. Why wouldn't that hurt? Even if logic failed you, have you never seen a movie or television show featuring waxing? Research something before you do it! YDI
littlecuntcats | 6
You have obviously never waxed anything. It hurts like a bitch every time.
Spanik | 9
I've always waxed everything there, never screamed though.... But it still hurts a little bit every time after all these years.
ImInYourFACEbook | 8
Does anyone ever wonder how the person giving the wax feels? Personally, I don't know what I would do if someone was screaming like a maniac while I was trying to do my job.
simonsaysYDI | 8
35 - Erm.. have you had more than 1..2? Yeah, they always hurt, but if you get them regularly you do build a tolerance. Plus, everyone's different. Some people give you, "Wow you're a pussy" looks when youre walking out if you make a sound xD
vocaloidtiger | 12
Get the bikini wax, they said. It will be painless, they said.
Every1luvsfmls | 6
Bikini wax giving orgasms :D
lorenzoman77 | 7
I'd like to be the waxer. If you know what I mean..
SystemofaBlink41 | 27
94- no. i don't
lorenzoman77 | 7
I actually have a wonderful girlfriend. We're going on 9 months now. Thank you.
shneakycactus | 2
111-does she know that you have your phone number in your "about me" for virtually anybody to see?
onlychildFTW | 33
I bet you she has no idea he also has a half naked picture and his phone number up.
onlychildFTW | 33
I've always wondered, can guys get bikini waxes? Not saying he'll wear a bikini but if it's possible for a guy to get waxed there.
ChickInGreenVans | 12
Care to enlighten us #94..
birdcagereligion | 10
94- you're 16. Calm yourself.
Nobody said it was.
white16sox | 19
4/12 you made it sound like OP has some kind of ailment or serious injury.
sleepywaterpony | 5
What do you mean it's terminal? Damn it OP, don't you die on me! You have such a full life ahead of you! Get the defibralator, this girl has had a really bad bikini wax!
They hurt like hell when you get it. And then they sting for a while after.
simonsaysYDI | 8
:( they can do some serious skin damage if they're bad waxers.
HairyPunisher | 27
In uncoolgirl31's defense, she probably just misworded "hope you get better." Given her later comment about not implying that the pain of a bad wax was up there with major surgery, I think she just wanted to convey a message on the lines of "I hope the sensitivity from the wax wore off."
nancyschmancy | 9
Geez! You people are harsh. She was just trying to show a little empathy. Give the girl a break.
170 HairyPunisher - thank you for understanding. And ucoolgirl31* but it's ok because I'm not cool anyway. 171 Nancyschmancy - thank you for understanding also.
ChickInGreenVans | 12
group hug..
raybillionbongen | 0
SqueakyChipmunk | 20
At least... Fuck it, I can't find the bright side in this. They ripped the fur off of your vagina. I cringed just writing this.
SqueakyChipmunk | 20
Well, I tend to associate words like 'mound' with erotic fanfic---FUCK! Anyway, I'm just more comfortable with the term 'vagina'.
nowthenagain10 | 8
I agree with 62 on that one lol
ImaginaryFoe | 0
This comment baffles me; please explain. Are you saying that she should've felt worse about showing her pubic area to the waxer? Or are you saying waxing and public frontal nudity are the only options in life?
Every1luvsfmls | 6
I think he means if you don't get a bikini wax you HAVE to show your privates.
sweetmama88 | 6
I'm not sure what he means, but with my opinion i believe that getting a bikini wax is disgusting. That's a place that you should only show to the person you love, though I'm not judging doorknobs. It would still be wrong IMO to just let random people see and apply wax to it
narrowords | 18
97 - It's mostly other females that do it. Don't be such a prude.
It really doesn't matter if it's female or male. I have my own mindset and so do you, that doesn't make me a prude.
Doorknobs as in people that do it with just about anyone. You know, everyone has a turn?
I didn't call being a doorknob wrong, though it is.
EagorLuvsBigFoot | 8
Already said man
By emeraldisle | 30
What did you think would happen when you put hot wax near your lady bits?
Il_Maestro | 6
Asked myself the same thing so I tried it out with my girlfriend. Damn, was that some crazy sex...
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Open selection for Thane bowlers
Tennis ball cricketers in Thane will get a chance to showcase their talent and get selected for Mumbai Cricket Association's training camp.
MCA is organising a raw talent search for tennis ball bowlers in the age group of 16 to 19 years at various centers across Mumbai and Thane.
The first trial will be held on May 7 and 8 at Sporting Club Committee ground, Central Maidan, Thane from 9 am to 4 pm. This selection trial is open for all the local fast bowlers from Thane. Shortlisted fast bowlers will be trained at MCA Academy in Bandra-Kurla Complex.


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O'Briens aiming for Breeders' Cup history
Joseph O'Brien would become the youngest winning trainer in Breeders' Cup history - and his brother Donnacha the youngest jockey - should Intricately prevail in the Juvenile Fillies Turf tonight (10.50pm Santa Anita).
The daughter of Fastnet Rock provided the fledgling handler with his first Group One success since taking out a licence when she sprang a surprise in the Moyglare Stud Stakes at the Curragh in September.
It was also a first top-level success for 18-year-old Donnacha and the brothers will team up once more in California.
Joseph O'Brien currently holds the record for being the youngest jockey to ride a winner at the showpiece fixture after steering his father Aidan's St Nicholas Abbey to victory in the Breeders' Cup Turf five years ago.
Asked about the tantalising prospect of making history once more, O'Brien said: "That would be seriously frightening, but we can dream it will happen.
"My first Group One with this filly in the Moyglare was very special and I wasn't totally surprised, because she had finished very close behind her rivals in her prep.
"I'm delighted by the way she has travelled over here and her work on the track has been good.
"It's a completely different task and until the day I'm not sure how much it will play to her strengths.
"I'm not worried about the ground, that will be fine, but I am concerned about the tightness of the track.
"It could be a problem, but let's hope not."
Aidan O'Brien is double-handed in the mile contest against his son, with Hydrangea and Roly Poly both leading contenders.
Hydrangea was runner-up to Intricately in the Moyglare before chasing home stable companion Rhododendron in the Fillies' Mile at Newmarket.
Roly Poly was last seen finishing a close second in the Cheveley Park Stakes and will be ridden by Ryan Moore.
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Naveen D'Souza of Elinje Survives Leopard Chase
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Kinnigoli: It has been more than two years since reports of leopards being on the prowl in Mulki, Punaroor, Padmanoor, Kenchanakere, Elinje and other places around are being heard.
A large female feline was moving around with its two cubs here and there for over a year. Apparently, the cubs have grown up and are on the prowl independently in the forests. After a break of a few months, a leopard has suddenly appeared in Shunthipadi in Aikala panchayat limits on Sunday around 5 pm. Its showing up during daytime has spread wide scare in the village.
When Naveen D'Souza was walking towards home after work, the animal suddenly appeared from behind the bushes and began chasing him. He ran for his life and saved himself. Where exactly the leopard escaped is not known.
Residents feel that the way it chased the man without provocation indicated that it might have tasted human blood already. It could be all the more dangerous to the human residing around. Workers in agricultural fields are now hesitating to report for duty.
The locals recalled that in February earlier this year, a male leopard had been trapped in a cage around the same spot and sent to Pilikula zoo. They have urged the forest personnel to capture this animal as early as possible to ensure the villagers' safety.
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Leopards, leopards everywhere!
- Leopard Reportedly Spotted near Vittal
- Scare Spreads as Leopard Appears near Thokkottu
- Udupi: Now Leopard Scare in Kaup-Mallar – Search on, Cage Placed for Capture
- Udupi: Leopard Locked up in Outhouse in Shirva Gives a Slip and Escapes into Forest
- Udupi: Forest Officials Rescue Leopard from Well in Kuthyaru
- Udupi: Leopard Menace Yet again around Shirva-Panjimar – Many Pet Animals Fall Prey
- Beltangady: Well, Well! Another Leopard Stranded 30 Feet Down Rescued at Kudyadi
- Kundapur: Female Leopard Falls into Well in Yadadi Matyadi, Rescued, Released into Forest
- Udupi: Leopard's Movement Puts Shirva Surroundings in Fear Mode – Pet Animals Fall Prey
- Subrahmanya: Leopard on Prowl Keep Residents on their Toes
- Puttur: Mysterious Death of 6 Goats near Uppinangady – Leopard Attack Suspected
- Karkala: Cow Falls Prey to Leopard Attack in Broad Daylight in Belmannu
- Mangaluru: Leopard Spotted near Cargo Complex of Airport, Driven away by Bursting Crackers
- Kinnigoli: Movement of Lone Leopard Unsettles Residents of Aikala Surroundings
- Karkala: Leopard Giving Sleepless Nights to Belanje Residents Captured at Last
- Udupi: Leopard on the Prowl again in Pernankila, Attacks Cattle during Daytime
- Udupi: Forest Department Personnel Trap A Rare Black Panther Hiding in a House
- Manipal: Leopard Surfaces at Perdur – Eyewitnesses Ask Public to Take Care
- Karkala: Leopard Trapped in Well Rescued and Released into Forest
- Karkala: Wounded Leopard Dies of Injuries – Victim of Official Negligence
- Karkala: Injured Leopard Takes Shelter in Outhouse, Escapes Capture
- Udupi: Man Injured in Leopard Attack near Kokkarne
- Mangalore: This Chirpy, Perky Leopard Cub is Everyone's Darling at Pilikula!
- Mangalore: Reported Appearance of Leopard at Permude Creates Scare
- Kundapur: Leopard, Chasing a Dog, Dies of Falling into Well
- Mangalore: Leopard Caught near Vittal Succumbs to Injuries
- Bantwal: Leopard Caught in Trap Rescued and Taken to Pililkula
- Karkala: Leopard 'Spotted' in Veranda of House in Bola!
- Karkala: Leopard Comes to Town, Rescued and Given Safe Passage
- Mysore: After Elephants, Leopard Comes Calling at Cultural Capital!
- Bantwal: Leopard Caught in Trap Rescued and Taken to Pililkula
- Karkala: Leopard Comes to Town, Rescued and Given Safe Passage
- Mumbai: Leopard Strays into Hema Malini's Bungalow


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FIIs building positions in India, hoping for a Modi win in upcoming polls: Alastair Newton, Nomura
ET Now caught up with Alastair Newton, Senior Political Analyst, Nomura, for his views on the upcoming general elections in India and its possible effect on the economy and the markets. Excerpts:
ET Now: Welcome to India. What brings you to Mumbai?
Alastair Newton: The elections. That is what it is all about now. Well, there are a few client meetings, of course, given that India is a very important market for Nomura, but the story today really is about the Indian elections and until we get clarity on that, we are going to see the markets just moving a little bit.
However, if we think back, in the Q4 of last year, we saw a big movement in India and there were three reasons for that, in my view. The first clearly was that the tapering was put off and we should not be underestimating that factor.
The second was the presence of Dr. Rajan and for the RBI to have done a really great job at a very difficult time last summer, he deserves a lot of credit.
The third factor was that the markets outside India woke up to the fact that there is a general election coming up in May and they saw Narendra Modi and said that this man looks like he is going to win the election. From the market's perspective and certainly for investors outside India, that is widely seen as being a significant positive.
ET Now: What is it that gives you sleepless nights, when it comes to markets like India? Is it only the elections and is that the core of all the problems right now?
Alastair Newton: We are living in a world now, where a lot of these big systemic political risks that we were focussed on three years ago have basically melted away.
Obviously, we still have issues around oil in the Middle East, but with the Iran talks moving forward, even that issue is on a back burner for the time being.
So we are looking at country-specific risks, mainly this year, and that means elections and of course, India is not the only big and important emerging market to have elections this year. We also have Brazil, Indonesia, South Africa and Turkey, but right now, the one which is exercising markets' minds the most is actually the Indian elections, because of the possibility that we are going to get a result which would be business-friendly.
Now, of course, there is a lot of uncertainty around that outcome. We have had the insurgent AAP in Delhi attracting a lot of attention outside of India.
The party has had an increasing amount of attention inside India too and not always positive media coverage today. The story in many respects outside India, however, is about Narendra Modi and the really interesting thing about his approach to this election is that he is turning it into an election which is about Modi.
It is almost as if he is fighting a presidential campaign and it is going to be very interesting to see if through that tactic, he can reverse the long-term trend in Indian politics, which is that the share of votes for the two big parties -- IMC and BJP -- tends to go down over time. Bear in mind too, that he also stands to profit from another long-term trend in Indian politics, which is anti-incumbency.
Some commentators have perhaps read too much into the regional elections last November-December and said that the results augur well for the BJP.
Now, how much of the outcome of those elections was actually an anti-incumbent vote, rather than a pro-BJP vote, is what is to be considered. So I do not think a possible third party-led coalition is necessarily overstated, but I just cannot see it happening.
ET Now: Does AAP have the potential to go national and would it really challenge the BJP's monopoly at this juncture?
Alastair Newton: We should not underestimate the ability of these insurgent parties to drum up popular support on a wide basis. It is not just an Indian phenomenon.
Thus, if we think about the Tea Party in America, it is admittedly a part of a Republican Party, but still has been drumming up a lot of support across the country. If we think about the upcoming European parliamentary elections, anti-European insurgent parties may do well in those elections as well.
So we need to be very wary of them, but I would suggest that maybe they should not have taken over the governance of Delhi, because when you get into the government, people expect things.
ET Now: They were better off in the opposition, right?
Alastair Newton: Well, sometimes they are better off in the opposition. That is going to be a controversial view and I guess we are probably going to get some comments coming back to Nomura for it, but they have exposed themselves to scrutiny, in terms of can they govern or not, and there will be questions.
So far it has been a mixed bag. In Delhi yesterday, I heard a lot of people saying that you have to give the party a chance and for a lot of voters in Delhi, the party is seen to be doing good things on anti-corruption and so on.
It is not clear if they can turn it into a nationwide surge, especially not with Modi campaigning really actively and organising big rallies even in the areas of the country where the BJP has traditionally been the weakest, that is the eastern and the southern parts.
If he can deliver votes out of those areas as well in India's First-Past-the-Post system, then we have to seriously wonder whether we are actually underestimating the NDA's share of votes collectively. Most people think they may get 190-200 seats.
ET Now: What is your number?
Alastair Newton: I am not going to move too far from 190-200 for the moment, but I am seriously wondering whether the upside is maybe 230-240 for the NDA, with the BJP itself getting 190 to 200 seats. The markets would take a 230-240 outcome very positively indeed.
ET Now: Let us connect politics and portfolios. What are you telling your clients? How should they prepare their portfolios, because like you said, the election event will be a binary one. So it will be 10% up or 10% down?
Alastair Newton: Well, that is not entirely clear. I did not say that actually, you are putting word into my mouth. The first thing I would say is that in Q4, to a large extent, a Modi-BJP victory has already been priced in.
ET Now: It is priced in.
Alastair Newton: It was largely priced in by investors outside India in the Q4 of last year, when we saw a significant uptick in the Bombay Stock Exchange and a good recovery in the rupee.
So I think most of the investors outside India think that Modi is going to win this election and have already positioned themselves accordingly. So the big question is, how big the plurality is going to be and how stable the new government would look, at this stage. If we get that 230-240 result, the markets are going to see that as a positive.
However, no disrespect to the people who do opinion polls, but in India, opinion polling is very, very difficult. This is a big country and the polls probably tend to have an urban bias, which probably favours the BJP in my view.
So the markets are going to sit where they are for the time being and look at what is going on and see what the outcome is. The election is a long drawn-out process and what that means in terms of coalition building is important, because let us face it -- it is very unlikely that the NDA will get an outright 272.
ET Now: So clearly, there will be no Rahul Gandhi magic?
Alastair Newton: Well, 2009 was a remarkable result. It was a remarkable result for two people, Manmohan Singh and Rahul Gandhi, and we should not underestimate the important part which Rahul Gandhi played in securing a much bigger Congress win than anybody had expected.
Indeed, if I look back to 2009, I remember having some fairly-heated arguments with the people in Mumbai, who thought that the BJP was going to win in 2009.
Now, after 10 years in government, after all the problems which the current government has encountered, going back to the 2G scandal, basically they have been mired in issues.
I have a very strong sense that a lot of Indian voters feel that it is time for a change. So the question really is not whether Rahul Gandhi can produce another miracle, but whether Modi can turn that sense of 'time for a change' into votes for the BJP.
ET Now: If you look at the issues currently plaguing the UPA II, the first is corruption, the second is what is happening to economic growth and third comprises of regional factors. AAP has been addressing corruption, Modi has been addressing economic growth, but there is a regional card, which the Third Front would like to address. Can they be the party poopers?
Alastair Newton: They can, but if you consider the way in which Modi is campaigning very strongly across India and if you look at the fact that the BJP has been trying to build coalitions before the elections with regional allies, shows that they are clearly aware of the threat.
Now whether they can negate it or not, of course, is a $64000 question and as I said, right now there are uncertainties both ways in this election. If we do not get a BJP government, the market is going to be very disappointed, there is no question about that.
ET Now: Will we have 10% down, 15% down?
Alastair Newton: I am not a market strategist. I am going to leave that to experts. So we will see what happens around that, but I have to say that I am pretty positive about my call at this stage.
We have still got four months to go before the elections, or rather, three months, I guess. So a lot can change in that time and clearly, the Congress will continue to make efforts of trying to bolster its vote, both in the campaigning but also we have the Minimum Wage Bill coming up.
That may well influence quite a few people, even though it is very unlikely to get passed into law before the elections, which is a perfect and legitimate pre-election tactic.
I am not criticising the Congress for trying to push that through and we have seen in the past that the Congress has turned around difficult elections and done better than we would have expected, but I think they are going to struggle this time.
ET Now: For months is a long time and UPA II is still the ruling party. So I am sure they will have some plans on how to dole out some election goodies, whether it is an increase in the wages, or doling out some more welfare schemes. Do you think that could spoil the party, because what will attract the aam aadmi is the money?
Alastair Newton: I think that they have probably run out of steam, to be honest, and having said that, we are approaching the budget time and I have a very high regard for Finance Minister P Chidambaram.
He has been a very solid finance minister and has consistently tried to push forward the structural reform agenda not only in this term, but in the pre-2009 period as well.
So maybe, in the budget they will manage to pull some rabbits out of the hat, but it is going to be difficult from hereon, especially with Narendra Modi campaigning as hard as he is and as I said earlier, he has organised a lot of big rallies, some surprisingly big rallies in parts of the country where you would not necessarily expect him to be pulling in the big crowds, as for example in Bihar.
ET Now: So you are saying that at 6100, the market has peaked out for the FIIs and you are saying that a BJP victory and a massive one at that is already in the price?
Alastair Newton: No, sorry, you are putting words into my mouth again. I am not saying a massive BJP victory. I think something like 190 to 200 for NDA is priced in. If we get something bigger than that, the markets will say it is a positive.
ET Now: But if the NDA gets 150, the markets will come down?
Alastair Newton: It is not clear that Modi will be able to form a government at 150.
ET Now: Elections are always important for India and we have seen evidence of that in 2004 and 2009.
Alastair Newton: In 1998 and 1999 as well. You are too young to remember, I am not.
ET Now: I remember reading some papers. Everything is available online, but six months after the election it is normally the economics which takes over. The market gave the UPA II a double thumbs up, the markets were up 10%. Now the same market is breathing a sigh of relief that the UPA II could go. Do you think election could be a three-month event, but eventually it is the economics which will take over?
Alastair Newton: We need to be realistic about what any government is going to probably do in terms of structural reforms and so on and it is always a struggle not just in India but in any country. We have only got to look how Europe is struggling with structural reform at the moment and we have only got to look how Indonesia closer to home with elections coming up is struggling with structural reform. Brazil it is a common story.
I would say that a solid BJP-led coalition has probably 6 to 12 months where it will better push through reforms, investment in infrastructure and so on. But Indian politics is very fractious even with the large NDA plurality, it is still going to be coalition, it is still going to be quite messy and things will start to get more difficult.
It is also possible that an NDA-led coalition, BJP-led coalition will be doing things which the markets would not like. There are some issues over the BJP's relationships with the RBI, for example, and I am going to say this very clearly because this is really important. Two weeks ago we saw two central banks raise rates, the RBI went up 25 bps on the repo rate.
The markets said wow, the RBI is fantastic, doing what needs to be done, totally convinced applause, independent central bank working well. Almost simultaneously, the Turkey central bank did a big rate rise which took the markets by surprise and the markets said do not believe you go away do more because their question marks over the independence of the Turkey central bank in markets mind today.
Any Indian government needs to be very-very careful in my view to protect one of India's most precious assets in terms of market credibility, which is your central bank.
ET Now: So just to have a follow up question. You say Modi is good for the market. Let me give you some examples of what Modi or what the BJP has criticized. They are against FDI in retail, they have gone in supported welfare schemes and the markets are happy about it?
Alastair Newton: Again with what you doing is you are putting words into my mouth.
ET Now: I am just asking a realistic question.
Alastair Newton: What I said was the markets are happy about the BJP. I did not say the BJP is unreservedly market friendly. There are questions marks.


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Police arrest woman with three children at airport over Syria-bound terror fears
A WOMAN travelling with three children has been arrested at Birmingham Airport this morning amid fears they were bound for Syria.
The woman was arrested at Birmingham Airport this morning
West Midlands Police said the suspect, from Leicester, was detained at 9.40am "on suspicion of preparing to travel to Syria to engage in terrorism."
Counter-terror police are now searching the 30-year-old woman's home and another associated address.
Anti-terror officers now have up to 36 hours to question the suspect before charging or releasing her, or applying to a court for further detention.
In a statement confirming details of the arrest, West Midlands Police said: "There were three children travelling with the woman.
"Officers are working with partner agencies to ensure their welfare is safeguarded."
The arrest follows increased efforts to block radicalised Britons from travelling to Syria to join Islamic State extremists in the war-torn country.
Police believe at least 700 British extremists have travelled to Syria - with around half thought to have returned to the UK.
Earlier this month several members of the same family from Luton, including three children, were suspected of having joined extremists in Syria.
They are believed to travelled over the Turkish border with Syria after flying back from a holiday in Bangladesh.
Scotland Yard also recently confirmed that it believed more than 40 women and girls had travelled to Syria from Britain in the last year.
Security services claim that Britons who have returned from Islamic State (ISIS) territories in Syria or Iraq pose a significant domestic terror threat.
David Cameron has launched new measures to combat the rise in extremism
In a speech earlier this month, David Cameron announced new measures to counter the rise of extremism in the UK.
Parents concerned that their children may be preparing to travel to Syria to join ISIS now have the power to cancel their child's passport.
The measures come ahead of a wide-ranging counter-extremism strategy to be published in the autumn.
At the speech in Birmingham, Mr Cameron said Britain had to "confront a tragic truth that there are people born and raised in this country who don't really identify with Britain – and feel little or no attachment to other people here."


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The Japanese based automaker Suzuki is planning to launch the sedan version of the Swift in India, and the model will be named the Dzire.
Asia is one weird continent when it comes to cars and the latest example is the Suzuki Swift sedan, which will be officially launched in India soon. As you can see from the images posted below this article, the Suzuki Swift Sedan, or the Dzire as it will be known in India, is one weird ride and we can't actually say it's pretty. Let's put it this way, why would someone buy that when you have the nice hatchback version, which can be found all over the world.
We must thank indianautosblog for these images below and the few details available on the Suzuki Swift Dzire, like the four meters in length in order to take advantage of some taxes in India, the same cockpit and the engine range from 1.2 to 1.3 liters in displacement in both petrol and diesel versions, most of them Fiat sourced. According to our source, the Dzire has been developed by Suzuki in collaboration with its Indian partner Maruti, and that's about all we know for now about the model.


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Debbie is a lifelong resident of Westchester County. She earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Behavioral Science from Mercy College and worked many years in the corporate sector. Debbie is excited to incorporate her experience in the corporate world into her position as administrative director at FLSM. What most excites her is assisting students as they explore their passion and journey in massage therapy. In her off time, Debbie soaks up the sun and enjoys time with her family and friends.
Jessica is a 2006 FLSM graduate whose journey to become a massage therapist started in 2000 when she was involved in a car accident. Not wanting to have surgery led her to seek the help of a chiropractor and massage therapist. After her first massage she knew her life was changed forever. Jess has worked in both spa and therapeutic settings and her passion lies in helping people. Since 2006, Jess has continued to explore alternative therapies by taking classes in craniosacral therapy through the Upledger Institute, integrative energy therapy, and deep tissue work. She is extremely excited to be back at FLSM.
Jeany is a 2013 graduate of the MT. Kisco campus of FLSM. She credits her father for instilling the passion for massage in her since she was as young as 6-years-old. After completing high school, she graduated from the Helma Institute of Massage Therapy in Saddlebrook, NJ. She later obtained her AS in Liberal Arts and Social Sciences; as well as her BA in Sociology with a minor in Psychology, from Lehman College. Some of Jeany's other interest include painting-by-numbers and writing poetry.
A 2009 FLSM Ithaca Alumni, Alice has continued to devote herself to practicing therapeutic massage and energy work in accordance with her innate sense of 'Ethics = Truth + Love.' In 2013, she followed her soul's calling to travel abroad, and explore the art of life and healing in Scandinavia, Germany, and other parts of Northern Europe. This journey culminated in several months of research in Northern India. She feels grateful and honored to be part of the magic at FLSM as an instructor, and delights in witnessing and supporting each student's process of "coming home to oneself." Alice is wholeheartedly dedicated to sharing authentic presence, intuition, balance, and skillfulness to support the holistic journey of every being she is graced to meet. She finds that as we deepen in self-trust, we can allow essential learning and transformation to spontaneously transpire.
Amy graduated from the New Center for Wholistic Health Education and Research in 1988, and is also a Certified Holistic Health Counselor and a Certified Personal Trainer. She's worked with the NYC Marathon, served as a massage therapist for folk singers at The Bottom Line, and managed 25 employees at Westchester's premiere gym, Club Fit. In 2011, Amy opened Hudson Holistic's, which has enabled her to utilize her knowledge and certifications to pursue her passion for helping people achieve their potential for healthy living. Her modalities include sports massage, medical massage, pre and postnatal massage, and more. Amy is thrilled to be working at the FLSM as an instructor to assist the next generation of massage therapists.
Bob Lesnow is a master clinician and teacher with over three decades of private practice on his resume. He is a chiropractor, dietician-nutritionist, Jin Shin Jyutsu® practitioner, and yoga teacher. Bob has taught anatomy, physiology and pathology to massage therapy students since 1998 and served as a director of basic sciences for the North Jersey Massage Training Center from 1998 to 2003. Bob has applied a holistic, integrative approach to disease and healing for many years. He incorporates healthy diet and lifestyle choices, guided imagery and spiritual practices, therapeutic exercise, and nutritional/botanical pharmacology into his practice.
Cynthia is a 2011 graduate of FLSM. Her passion for massage therapy developed after a serious horseback riding accident. During her physical therapy she became aware of the significant effect massage has on the healing process and how necessary it is for a full recovery. In addition, she is certified in mat and apparatus power pilates instruction and she is a 200 hour certified yoga instructor and a level one yoga tune up instructor. Cynthia further studied Thai yoga massage, positional release, hot stone, and zero balancing after graduating. She currently teaches kinesiology at FLSM, yoga and pilates at Apogee Fitness, is an LMT at Apogee Fitness, and a pharmacist at Four Winds Hospital. She is thrilled to be teaching at FLSM where she can guide her students to a level of awareness that will allow them to mentally visualize every kinesthetic structure under the skin.
Danielle is a 2002 graduate of FLSM's Ithaca campus and has an educational background in biology, nutrition, music, and maritime navigation. she has advanced certifications in pregnancy massage and medical massage and her private practice focuses on pre and post natal work. Danielle aims to mix both knowledge and perspective with joy and fun in the classroom to create a dynamic experience. She teaches communications, self-care, elder massage, pregnancy massage, chair massage, connective tissue therapy, hydrotherapy, pathology, and medical massage.
Diana brings an educational background of art, yoga, and Thai massage—along with a love for dance and play—to the classroom as an FLSM instructor. She is a graduate of FLSM and has studied Thai massage at both the Lotus Palm School and the Thai Massage Circus in Laos. She has a BS in fine and visual arts from SUNY New Paltz. A student of permaculture, Diana passionately advocates for Earth care and connecting others with their innate source, nature. Her specialties are integrative massage and Thai massage. Diana recognizes the incredible power of self knowledge and is committed to supporting others as they unfold into their highest potential.
Before graduating from FLSM, Jean obtained her bachelor's degree in biology and followed those studies with a concentration in physiology of exercise for her graduate work. She has taught at Springfield College in Massachusetts and at Iona College in New York. As the former education director at FLSM, Jean is thankful for having had the opportunity to help guide students on their journey to becoming massage therapists. Jean continues to give to the FLSM community as an instructor and clinic supervisor. Away from campus, Jean runs a food co-op and sits on the board of directors for a non-profit organization.
As a former competitive cyclist and college swimmer, Jessica always wanted to work with athletes, so she left her career in the biotechnology field in hopes of fulfilling this dream by becoming a massage therapist. In 1997 she completed her training at the Swedish Institute in New York City and has been practicing massage therapy ever since. Her career as a massage therapist has not only afforded her the opportunity to work with athletes, but has enabled her to treat many medical conditions. Through the various twists and turns of her career, most of her work has become medically oriented. With a master's degree in biochemistry and molecular biophysics from Columbia University as well as a bachelor's degree in biochemistry from Lehman College, it only makes sense for her to share some of her scientific knowledge by teaching. She joined the FLSM team in hopes of imparting some of her love and passion for massage therapy to others.
Joyce is a 2009 graduate of FLSM's MT. Kisco campus, with additional certifications in myofascial release massage, Reiki I and II, and Lymphatic Drainage I. She is licensed to practice massage therapy in New York, New Jersey, and is also Nationally Certified. Joyce came to massage after a healing experience at the hands of a fellow FLSM graduate after a traumatic vehicle accident and is now an instructor and clinic supervisor at FLSM. She knows firsthand the healing touch of massage which fuels her ambitions to continue learning, exploring, and helping people. In her private practice in Chestnut Ridge, NY, Joyce encourages her clients to continue to heal and grow through their own therapeutic body awareness. Compassionate and intuitive, she believes that all students have the ability to tap into their healing spirits to help others.
Karin Floh-Elias came to massage through dance and creative movement. She received her training at the Swedish Institute, the Ohashi Institute, and the Pacific Institute of Aromatherapy. In her practice she combines massage and bodywork with the therapeutic properties of essential oils. Karin teaches Swedish massage at FLSM with a special focus on the joy of movement and the peaceful aspects of bodywork.
Laura's healing journey began after college when she visited Kripalu and took her first yoga class and received her first massage. Always movement and health oriented, she had been searching for a way to bring a sense of meaning and wellbeing to her life and work. After several years of working a 9 to 5 job, and teaching yoga and Thai yoga on the side, Laura decided to take the next step and become an LMT, so she attended FLSM, graduating in 2011. Laura practices out of her yoga studio in Mt. Kisco, where she works and lives. Her style is an eclectic mix of Swedish, Thai, and myofascial release.
Lori has been a practicing LMT for over 20 years. She is a Licensed Massage Therapist in both New York and Connecticut, and holds National Board Certification in Therapeutic Massage. Lori is also a phlebotomist and New York State EMT. She has advanced certifications in cadaver labs, medical massage, oncology massage, pathology, and human anatomy and physiology. Lori's passion and focus has nearly always been connected with medical pathologies in conjunction with massage. She enjoys being a part of assisting someone in their journey to become well through massage and conveys information with humor and enthusiasm as an instructor in the Finger Lakes School of Massage classroom.
Dr. Steven Goodstein is a licensed chiropractor with over 27 years in practice. He is also a Certified Clinical Nutritionist and a Personal Trainer who has been certified through the National Academy of Sports Medicine. Dr. Goodstein specializes in applied kinesiology, a branch of chiropractic that utilizes muscle testing to evaluate body function. Dr. Goodstein has hosted his own local cable TV show on alternative healing and is featured on Channel News 12 Westchester as an expert on health-related topics. Through the Foundation for Wellness Professionals, Dr. Goodstein has provided educational wellness programs to local institutions, businesses and Fortune 500 companies. He currently runs two private practices, one in Briarcliff Manor, NY, and the other in Pleasantville, NY.
Steve, a kinesiology instructor at FLSM, is also a FLSM MT. Kisco graduate. He is certified by the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) and the National Federation for Personal Trainers (NFPT) as a personal trainer. Steve also develops education webinars for the NFPT and runs continuing education classes specifically for personal trainers. He is a NYS licensed and nationally certified massage therapist.
A former gymnast, Tracy danced for 15 years and explored various somatic modalities throughout her life. Her athletic background and personal experience in rehabilitating injuries greatly inform her work as she strives to facilitate her clients' innate ability to return to health. Tracy graduated from the Swedish Institute in 2006, holds a bachelor's degree in biology and one in psychology from the University of Oregon, holds advanced certification in prenatal massage, and has studied Myofascial Release Technique (MFR) extensively with John F. Barnes since 2010. She loves sharing her passion for MFR with students in the connective tissue therapy course at FLSM. Her latest personal accomplishment is completing Ironman Lake Placid in 2014.
Angela graduated from the Academy of Massage Therapy in June 2002, and has been working at a local health club since 2004. She has also worked at several spas in Westchester County. Her modalities include Swedish, sports, medical, deep tissue, and prenatal massage; and aromatherapy. She holds certificates in Shiatsu, Language of Touch (an energy work), and Thai massage. She holds an associate's degree in information technology in visual communication and a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology from the University of Phoenix.
After earning a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Economics at Buffalo State, Brian decided to pursue a career that involved helping students. Vividly remembering what it was like to be one himself, Brian understands that choosing a career can be difficult with so many options being available. He is passionate about guiding potential and incoming students towards a fulfilling career as an admissions representative at FLSM. Brian was born in Dutchess County, is the middle child of three boys, a huge fan of fiction, climbing, bike riding, and spending time with friends and family.
Deana is a graduate of the Swedish Institute and has been a practicing NYS licensed massage therapist since 1999. Her associate degree in occupational studies from the Swedish Institute complements her bachelor's in psychology from Manhattan College. Deana has extensive experience in therapeutic, rehabilitative, and medical massage, and is passionate about treating individuals inflicted with spinal cord injury, strokes and/or life altering illnesses. Her philosophy is that healing can happen on many levels therefore she also integrates energy work as a Reiki practitioner for her clients' recovery and wellness. Her diverse knowledge of massage modalities has served to enhance her skills, intuition and experience, all helping to create a quality, individualized treatment for each person. She is thrilled to be able to contribute to the FLSM team as a financial aid coordinator. Deana also manages an active practice at Helen Hayes Hospital in addition to her private office in Suffern, NY.
In her position as admissions representative at FLSM's Mt. Kisco campus, Samantha is dedicated to helping people learn more about FLSM and all it has to offer. She holds a bachelor's degree in secondary education and English from Rider University and loves getting caught up in a great novel or spending time outdoors when she isn't at FLSM. Prior to working at FLSM, she traveled throughout California, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington D.C., with international students sharing, guiding, and exploring American culture and language. Throughout her career she has loved not only following her passions, but guiding others to find and follow theirs as well. She looks forward to continuing her experiences and meeting future healers to help them discover the rewarding world of massage.


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Darkened Skye / Outlaw Golf for Nintendo GameCube
Outlaw Golf is a non-traditional approach to the sport, with over-the-top characters and offbeat courses. Three featured courses consist of an urban setting in Newark, a desert in Nevada, and an alligator-infested swampland. Game modes include Exhibition, Tour Mode, and Outlaw Range. Exhibition offers the following eight styles of play: Stroke, Match, Skins, Best Ball, Scramble, My One and Only (one club and a putter), Casino, and Time Attack.
In the action-oriented 3D role-playing game Darkened Skye, the player takes the role of Skye and embarks on a quest to collect four prisms that may help bring the light of goodness back to the world. She will face an assortment of fantasy characters and creatures in her journeys as she makes her way through 30 missions set across five different game worlds.


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"Helpful staff"
About: Fairfield General Hospital Fairfield General Hospital Bury BL9 7TD
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I would like to thank the staff on Ward 11A for the help and assistance given to me when I have been to assess patients ready for discharge.
I work as a RGN at Nazareth House Prestwich, and have been to ward 11A about 3 times in the last few weeks. From the Sister down to HCA all of them have been helpful and it makes my job a lot easier to gain information about the patient . Some information I cannot get from the patient , and I have been impressed by the documentation in their care notes.
Many Thanks.
Please forward this email to the ward. I would like the staff to know how I appreciate the help given to me.
Response from Fairfield General Hospital nearly 2 years ago
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2001 Chrysler PT Cruiser Convertible concept
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AFFORDABLE LUXURY. While automotive aficionados have already gotten a preview of Jaguar's new X-Type sedan, the British automaker used the New York Auto Show to pull the wraps off its aggressive pricing strategy. The base model X-Type, with a 2.5-liter V-6 engine, will go for $29,950, while the 3.0-liter V-6-equipped model will start at $39,950. Executives from a number of competing carmakers were closely watching the preview, and one later conceded the X-Type could make a dent in his company's own entry-luxury market share. Jaguar hopes to sell as many as 15,000 X-Types this year, due to its late introduction, with volume surging to 35,000 next year. The compact sports sedan segment is the fastest growing niche in the U.S. market, noted Jaguar's U.S. chief, Michael O'Driscoll, now accounting for 40 percent of the overall luxury market.
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