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Do you wish to have bigger breasts?
Are your breasts saggy after breastfeeding?
Did your breasts shrink after pregnancy?
Have you always wondered how it feels to have a cleavage?
Wait no longer, breast implants are the best way to have a long-lasting, safe and natural-looking augmentation to your breast.
Many ladies come to our clinic asking for breast augmentation, plastic surgery for their breast or even a "boob job". Their wish is usually very simple – to look better in clothes, especially evening gowns, to feel more confident about their body, to not look like a boy,and just to look better when naked for their partners.
Whichever one of the above reasons it may be, breast implants are a good choice. So the next time you hear someone commenting "why are my boobs so small", or "I wish I could have a boob job", don't discount the possibility immediately. The important information which I will provide you below will give you a completely new perspective on a previously taboo topic!
Cost of breast implants in Singapore
Firstly, breast implants are the most economical way of achieving a breast augmentation. Because our implants are covered by a lifetime warranty from the manufacturer against rupture, we are certain that your implants will give you many years of satisfaction. In terms of cost per year, breast implants are a much more economical way of achieving a breast augmentation. Compared to the cost of fillers, which need to be topped up frequently every 1-2 years, breast implants make a whole lot of economical sense.
Breast implant safety
Breast implants have been around for many years. Hence, the medical profession and plastic surgeons worldwide have a wealth of evidence on the safety of plastic surgery to the breast using breast implants. Many are aware that for a number of years, silicone breast implants were banned by the FDA due to problems with leakage. So for a time, the only FDA approved breast implants were saline (salt water) filled. These tended to be sloshy and looked and felt unnatural. In 2006, the FDA re-approved silicone breast implants because the newest generation of implants were made of solid "memory gel" cohesive silicon. Because of this the implant did not leak even if the implant shell were to be ruptured. Today, plastic surgeons in the US use only FDA approved breast implants. We use primarily FDA approved "memory gel" (some people call them "gummy bear" due to the resemblance of the cohesive silicon to gummy sweets) implants in our breast augmentation surgery due to their superior feel and natural look after breast augmentation surgery.
Breast implants scars
We are able to place an implant in 3 ways– via the armpit incision, via an incision in the lower fold below the breast, or through the nipple areola. There are some considerations before choosing an approach. This is because asians tend to develop darker coloured scars. Against normal skin, these scars are very obvious. Hence placing the incision in the armpit is often visible when we wear "spaghetti strap" clothes. Hence, the best-hidden scar is in the nipple areola. As a bonus, the dark colour of the areola is able to hide the scar very well, making it very hard to spot that an implant has been inserted a few months after breast augmentation is completed. The other common approach is placing it below the breast crease. When the breast hangs down, the scar is then hidden in the breast crease. We use this approach for bigger augmentations, or augmentation where we place the implant below the muscle.
Breast implant size
We get ladies who are interested in anything from just going up a cup size, to wanting bigger than D-cup breasts. Whatever the expectation for the "boob job", it is important to convey this accurately to the surgeon. The good thing about implants is that they are not charged by cc. Thus, implants cost the same, no matter which size you choose. I would imagine a 200cc breast augmentation would cost a lot more with fillers. Many ladies who do fillers with us eventually end up doing implants, because of the longer duration of implants. Please also kindly note that breast fillers are no longer allowed in Singapore. We usually choose implants based on the profile of the implants. That is, low, medium and high profile. The low and medium profile implants look more natural, while high profile implants are rounder and more protruding, and produce more impressive cleavage. Choosing the correct size is very much dependent on the experience of your surgeon and, based on our discussion with you and the measurements of your chest, we will be able to choose an implant size to meet your expectations. The commonest implant sizes chosen by women coming to our clinic range from 175-225 cc. For an average height (155-165 cm) asian lady, with an A-cup breast, 175 cc will usually bring her up to a B-cup. For the same lady, 225 cc will bring her to a C-cup. Nothing beats being able to see the actual size on yourself. We have a full range of "sizers" that you can wear using our "sizer top" to see what final size you will be after the augmentation. Our ladies appreciate approach and usually spend some time choosing the correct size for themselves.
The implant operation
We choose to use a combination of mild sedation and local anaesthesia to achieve a painless augmentation for you. Using this technique, we avoid the risk of general anaesthesia, although it takes us slightly longer to complete the surgery, which usually takes around 1 – 1.5 hours. Hence the safety of the operation is increased. After the surgery, you will wake up very quickly (usually within 5 minutes of completing the surgery) and will be able to see your new breasts immediately. Most of our ladies climb straight off the operating table and are out of the clinic within the hour. Some of our ladies even visited Victoria's Secret on the same day of the surgery, although this is strictly not advised.
Downtime and pain
You will feel pain on the same day of the surgery, although this is well managed with painkillers. Most ladies complain that the pain feels a little like mastitis or breast engorgement, and is worst on the first night. However, the majority of our patients report only bad pain on the first night, and by the second day, they are usually up and about. Most ladies go back to work on the second or third day after surgery. You will continue to experience occasional twinges of pain on the few weeks after the surgery, but these are to be expected during the settling-in period.
Breast implant look and feel
We prefer to use silicon implants due to their superior look and feel. After the surgery, it is common that your breasts will look a little full at the top, slightly firm, and not yet completely natural. This is normal after all plastic surgery to the breast. After a month or so, the skin around stretches and the implant "settles" in to a nice position and looks and feels completely natural.
Choice of implants
We prefer to use only FDA approved breast implants, because of their safety in plastic surgery. Our policy is that if you are going to insert anything into the body, it should be made of only the best materials. The brands of silicon breast implants approved by FDA are Mentor and Allergan. We use Mentor or Allergan MemoryGel implants, which are more expensive, but certainly worth the peace of mind.
Teardrop or Round?
Implants can come in teardrop shape, or round shapes. Teardrop implants (otherwise known as anatomical shape) more closely mimic the natural shape of the breast, and are recommended for ladies with very thin breast tissue. We have experience inserting both types of implants at our surgery. Choice of teardrop or round implants will be discussed with the surgeon before proceeding for the surgery.
We advise you to get an opinion from a doctor who does ALL the options including implants & LipoFilling so that you get an unbiased opinion. Call 6221 8221 today.


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Troll beads are unparalleled in the jewelry universe. The thing that is most identifiable about Trollbeads, apart from the daring design, is the utilization and combining of attractive materials.
Every bead has a history, taking its creation from mythology, astrology, fairy tales, beasts, flora, cultural variety, and drawn from the usual things of commonplace life. They are made employing a combination of exquisite materials including sterling silver, 18 karat gold, Italian Murano Glass, natural pearls and precious stones. The line of Trollbeads charms was produced over the past 2 1/2 decades. Now, 18 Danish and world famous jewelry designers create the beads. There are over 200 unusual representations of Trollbeads. The numerous extraordinary symbols, flowers, animals, zodiac houses, colors and materials offer you unlimited variants and combinations, allowing the jewelry to be both different and personal. You can start up with a singular bead or be emboldened and start up with a collection. The beads can be worn on a silver or gold chain, as a bracelet or necklace.
Troll beads have been available for the previous 30 years. From the beginning Trollbeads were the brain child of Danish gold worker Svend Nielsen. At first they were a unparalleled jewelry gift for acquaintances and family back in 1976. Nowadays Trollbeads are unmatched as one of the quickest selling jewelry innovations not only in Denmark but international. In the 1980s Lise Aagaard began an apprenticeship making Troll beads, she began trying out materials and produced the first glass bead which became widely accessible in 2002. As technology develops, more beads of extraordinary forms, colors and sizes can be worked and there are now beads for every occasion and persona with new inventions appearing every day. The beads can be made into bracelets and necklaces and arranged by you or you can buy complete bracelets and necklaces to start your collecting. The perpetual modification and development has made Trollbeads legendary and has imparted the company a massive devotee base across the world.
The beads are marketed world wide both on the web and also from jewelry and gift shops. What is it that causes Trollbeads to be so attractive is in the premise that Svend Nielsen had when he made the initial Trollbeads. He was inspired by of the historic success of the traditional charm bracelet with gold and silver charms that are commonly fixed to a conventional bangle. This established style of jewelry had been successful for years because buyers could collect charms and individualize their bracelet, however once the charms were attached, the band is static and only a extensive effort and expense would modify the style of the bracelet. Svend Nielsens thought was to generate a charm bracelet that could be individualized like the established charm bracelet but would be able to be adjusted instantly with no technical experience demanded. His innovation was Trollbeads using a fox tail bracelet, Murano glass, cast silver and gold beads that slip on and off rapidly.
Every bead has a history, every story has a bead. Its true and Trollbeads have been cited as the "New Age" charm bracelet. Mostly Trollbeads owners are special from other bead collectors and are made up of many varieties of people. Trollbeads attract a more sophisticated client than the Chamelia or Pandora lines. The motto for Trollbeads is "Every Story has a Bead". The Trollbeads artisans endeavor to make fine intricate sculptures. The beauty and uniqueness is evident in every last bead. Trollbeads are unique from other beads as it was the first interchangeable bead line on the market in Europe. One of the most beneficial features of the Trollbeads jewelry is that beads can be exchanged without the involvement of a jeweler. You can wear your beads in a necklace one day and the next day wear them on a bracelet, or mix and match your beads to fit your temper or style. Their long 30 plus years of maturation and design has positioned them as the best selling collectible and interchangeable bead jewelry line on the market.
The constant change and evolution has created Trollbeads renown and given the line a large following world wide. Trollbeads have been designed around popular subjects. From the mythical Pegasus and even mermaids to dragons and unicorns, Trollbeads are very fashionable for tweens as well as those that are more mature. Trollbeads jewelry has gone main stream with the new Troll Bead line that contains the softer elements of fantasy jewelry with various types of beads, rings and pendants that are a bit less edgy than some of the more traditional pieces. Their history in the U.S.A. is just six years long and its been an exciting and interesting course for Trollbeads U.S.

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There are various accommodation facilities in Gozo, to suit differing tourist needs.
For tourists looking for a budget holiday, the most popular type of accommodation are the short or long-let self-catering apartments. These can be found across numerous Gozitan villages, some of which may be complemented with wonderful country or sea-views. Bed and breakfasts and apart-hotels are also popular choices, particularly amongst young and elderly couples who are looking for a cheap stay in Gozo.
For tourists travelling in groups, renting a farmhouse is probably the most comfortable and viable choice. Some of these farmhouses are luxurious and feature unique interior finishing styles, mainly the traditional Maltese 'fuq il-fil' limestone build. Most Gozitan farmhouses are recently converted and include high-quality finishes and full amenities, such as an air-conditioning systems, private pool area and deck and a maid service.
The natural choice of tourists seeking a luxurious and a catered-for holiday is a hotel. Although only two of Gozo's hotels hold the 5* badge and the top-notch quality service and facilities, there are many other 4, 3 and 2* hotels, scattered around the island, that provide an equally good vacation in Gozo. Such hotels are renowned for offering a nice, tranquil stay, coupled with a friendly service at an affordable price.
Click here to find your ideal accommodation in Gozo.


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I've gotten a lot of people asking me what Gail Carriger is like. I don't know how to answer that, because she's a lot of things. My journey with Gail (and partner, A.B.) can only be characterized by propriety and beauty: two subjects in which I sorely lack education.
When I stepped off the plane in San Francisco, I was lost, but her partner was waiting for me. A.B. didn't carry a sign, instead approaching me outside the terminal with a sure eye and serene smile. I gave A.B. a stiff, Alabama handshake and instantly felt a sense of imposition as I crushed delicate fingers.
Blushing from overzealous affront, I thought I might could load my bags into the trunk. When I'd finished I spun around to see A.B. waiting, robbed of a chance to be a good host by my foolery.
I knew then that it'd be a long trip.
She lives in a fantastic house.
I was first struck by the size of Gail's place–not its largeness, but rather its perfection–exactly the right space, everything in its place. She doesn't own a television for enjoyment, but a series of rooms, each an eloquent testament to the socials of old. A section contains no more than four chairs, because that's the number of people who should converse in an evening.
After I'd arrived, I had a bit of emailing to do, so I found a favorite vantage overlooking the Alameda channel, and scooted a chair over to it. Before I could sit, I had to paw around my bag for the power brick. When I'd finished, I sat down without looking and fell straight on my rump. Blinking, I found that A.B. had moved the chair back with a sort of soundless efficiency. I apologized, and A.B. pretended not to know what I was talking about, probably so I could save face.
When I asked for the wifi password, I was told that, "We do not provide distractions. Only reflections." While that snarled my yarns a bit, I was in Rome, so it was time to figure out what the Romans did. I asked if I could meet my host, and she called out to me from the far hallway door, appearing on command. As she closed ranks, I got the distinct sense she'd been watching my buffoonery for awhile.
Gail is a tall woman, slender, with wide, knowing eyes. She only wears suits that I'd expect to see on Saville Row with simple, elegant vests of a single color. She favors bow ties, one in particular that resembled a carnation. When I took her gloved hand, I thought I caught a whiff of limoncello and rosemary. I made an effort not to squeeze so hard this time, and found her grip full and confident, whereas I'd been about as firm as a flan.
She is informed.
I thought this might be the right time to give her the little happy I'd brought with me. In the South, we pride ourselves on hospitality, and it's hard to imagine being a guest without giving a token of affection. My bags contained a bottle of Jack Daniels, procured at the airport, since the distillery is just a short distance from my home. It was a large bottle, and not cheap around these parts.
She took it, made all the polite noises, and placed in my hands a bottle of G.H. Mumm–the champagne sprayed across every one of Formula One's podiums. As a racing fan, I thrilled to see the Brut Cordon Rouge red stripe, but a thought occurred to me: We were at the stem of the Napa Valley. Why would she buy me a French champagne?
The deep thoughtfulness of her gift sunk in, as well as the vast gulf between our manners: I was proud of myself and my hometown, she was proud of knowing me. And, once again, I found myself at a powerful disadvantage.
A.B. showed me to my room, and it was the one time I felt a little more at ease. The fit was poor, for I was traveling solo and the bedroom was… also for entertaining. My mind unspooled a few speculations about the sorts of parties that might happen here, then quieted. I'd been told I was quite safe, and though Gail was an odd one, she seemed trustworthy.
The clock struck, and A.B. summoned me for afternoon tea. After a complicated ritual of just-so leaves, water and milk, Gail began to wax poetic about her time in Peru, digging up ruins of ancient civilizations. She'd pause every now and again, offering me ample time to contribute to the conversation, but all I could do was marvel at the depth of her knowledge–and feel powerfully provincial. Sensing my trepidation, she changed the subject to toys and games, inviting me to speak on my love of Legos. Again, I had no idea how she knew that about me with no internet.
I carried on for a time, but felt awkward, since it seemed she had nothing to say. She urged me to continue and asked insightful questions about the toys, comparing them with the construction methods of ancient Etruscan societies. Once more, I was humbled by the distance between us: I could only flounder in my ignorance of her passions, but she swam in curiosity about mine.
We would continue onward that trip to visit a pinball museum, dine out on some of the finest foods on the planet at Saison and stroll the Embarcadero in the bracing bay breeze. And while all of those were impressive moments, none were so telling as the way Gail generously invited me into her home. In the South, we believe we know manners and hospitality, but I believe we could take a leaf from Gail Carriger.
(And to all who'd like to know how much of this is true, I ask: isn't it more fun just to believe?)


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One of my favorite spring and summer activities is to invite a bunch of friends over for grilling, beverages, and lawn games. This hasn't been possible until last year due to the lack of a lawn and private patio (details…), so I'm still learning the best way to entertain with ease, but I've learned a few key lessons so far.
One: have enough chairs for everyone, or request that people bring their own chairs. At our first backyard get-together we only had two normal sized patio chairs and two camping chairs. For ten people. Luckily we were able to bring out some dining room chairs and some people seemed happy to plop down on the ground, but it wasn't ideal.
Two: get help from some of your guests. Whether it's having everyone bring a dish to share or asking for a hand to bring the cooler outside, just ask! People are more than happy to help.
Three: keep it simple! I've made the mistake of making things way more complicated than they need to be and it was just too much and really not worth it. Now I like to keep it as simple and casual as I can because I've learned that if the host (me!) is busy entertaining, they don't actually get to enjoy the guests. That, my friends, is an entertaining fail.
Along the lines of keeping it simple, I like to keep the snacks and appetizers to a minimum. One of the easiest things to serve is chips and salsa and tends to be my go-to appetizer. Who doesn't like chips and salsa? No one.
The thing with chips and salsa, however, is it can get a little boring. So today we're making salsa three different ways!
Head on over to Tablespoon to check out my recipes for Mango Salsa, Pineapple Salsa, and Corn and Black Bean Salsa!


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John Paton, Digital First Media's CEO, announced this week that Alden Global Capital, DFM's hedge fund owner, is considering selling their newspapers holdings. DFM has newspapers from Vermont to California, including historically important metro outlets like the Denver Post, San Jose Mercury News, and the St. Paul Pioneer Press. Besides the Merc, it also owns a dozen other local Bay Area papers managed through the Bay Area News Group, including my hometown paper, the Marin Independent Journal.
Ken Doctor, who's been following the ups and downs (mostly downs) of the newspaper trade for years, figures that Alden will sell the papers region by region. It's easy to imagine an investor group looking to buy the papers with an eye on short term ROI (which was Alden's strategy all along, anyway). But if the papers end up being sold to an owner with that approach, it spells more death spiral for local newspapers (that's how the News Guild sees it, too).
Instead, the Bay Area could be the model for how to turn a decaying, declining, near dead newspaper system into something beautiful and powerful. For that to happen, it'll take a smart team and smart money to figure out how to reverse the trend. This could be an opportunity for the nonprofit journalism world to take the lead – but only if we look beyond our constraints and limitations (self-imposed and otherwise) and begin to act on a bigger stage. Call me crazy, but how else will local journalism survive and thrive?
And so, at the risk of causing Rosey Rosenthal (CIR's Executive Director) even more reason to worry, and in full knowledge that the chances of this actually happening are close to nil, here are 5 reasons and a bonus point for why the Center for Investigative Reporting – Mother Jones' fraternal Bay Area journalism organization, founded around the same time we were – should put together the deal and the investor group to buy DFM's Bay Area newspapers.
1. CIR understands why we need to manage for the long term.
Managing local papers for short term profit is the end of local newspapers. Managing local newspapers for the long run, based on deeper engagement with the local community, is the future of local journalism.
Like Mother Jones, CIR is a nonprofit organization, but with a sharp eye for the need to build out a dynamic business model. With increasingly diverse revenue streams CIR is looking more and more like the kind of organization that MoJo's been for a while– a hybrid, with a mix of earned (circ, ads, syndication, consulting, events, etc.) revenue, and philanthropic revenue.
This kind of economic model allows you to manage for the long run, to build an institution and a community of interest among people who care about the work – that's why they'd give $ to it. When this happens, a journalism outfit can begin to attract advertisers who want to get their stuff in front of a motivated audience who trust the journalism brand. No, it's not easy. Yes, it can work.
2. CIR has handled mergers before.
It wasn't easy, but CIR's been there, bringing the Bay Citizen into the CIR fold after Warren Hellman's death and with Phil Bronstein in the lead. They've been through it before, they can do it again. It'll take a lot of support, but it won't be their first time on the dance floor.
3. Bronstein and Rosenthal are newspaper guys.
They know the game and the players, with as good a sense of what's ahead as anyone could have at this poine. They're not innocents in this world.
4. This solves a problem for CIR.
Pretty much from day one, CIR has been a great journalism organization in search of a retail audience. For most of its nearly 40 year history (I worked there for a short time back in the 90s) CIR produced content for other outlets; call it wholesale journalism. It's begun to experiment with ways in which to go direct to its own audience – via social media, for instance, events (including live theater), and an intriguing new radio show, Reveal.
That's where local papers could really help them out. Local papers have a brand that still counts for something, and there's an audience out there, waiting. The news hole at these local papers has been pretty much emptied out; it's actually kind of embarrassing how little local news these papers deliver now. The rest of it is national wire service or regional chum that's shipped out from a central office to the local papers, and not worth subscribing to (which I suspect is why DFM's metered paywall idea never went anywhere: there was nothing worth buying). But these papers do have a brand, locally. People write letters to the editor, they pay attention, there's untapped audience, and an enormous need for real local journalism. CIR could really benefit from this connection.
5. CIR is making impressive strides in figuring out how to engage with contemporary audiences.
The Guardian just threw down a challenge to the rest of us with its new membership – plus – events program: get the conversation going, understand what your readers are interested in, get them up close and personal with your people – staff who are comfortable having direct interaction with your readers – and understand how to manage that and then build it out. Build a membership program that rewards people for stepping up and supporting the cause of good journalism in the community, open out your pages, don't be trapped by the local chamber of commerce and elites. Tell the stories that need to be told. CIR could take its experience – plus its deep savvy of tech, digital, and social – of how to do this and bring it to regional scale.
Bonus point: CIR has no money.
Of course. But this sale comes at a point when there is way too much cash sloshing around the Bay Area right now. So the assignment: find the right investors – wealthy people who want to make a mark over the long run in the local community, who measure their ROI in terms of reputation and not short term profit. And who get that they're investing for democracy, local accountability, and real journalism.
You want to do newspapers right in local communities? Bring good money together with the right guys who can manage the transitions and the investments, know the trade, know the technology, understand the role of a community-facing operation.
And who can function on not a lot of sleep.


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On Losing Pierre
A Tribute To A Very Fine Cat Indeed
I only got to know Pierre in the late December of his life. His people had hired me to look after him when they went on a much-needed vacation. From the moment those huge green kaleidoscope eyes looked up at me from his little bed, I was had.
He was 19 years old, and very thin. His long grey fur was thin, disheveled and somewhat matted. Just underneath were bones and very little flesh, which made grooming him difficult because he seemed so frail. But those eyes... you could get lost in them. I wondered what he had been like when he was a young cat in his prime, with those incredible eyes and that long grey fur that had likely been more plentiful and well-groomed in his younger years; he must have been just stunningly grand. His people have told me that he was fun, talkative, and cuddly.
But now, he slept a lot. Most of his time was spent in an upturned igloo-style kitty bed next to the gas fireplace in the living room. Even when the fireplace wasn't on, the pilot light put off a bit of heat that he liked being near. This is where I would find him every time I visited. Most of the time he'd be sleeping when I arrived, and I would gently wake him so as not to startle him, although he startled anyway sometimes. His people requested that I get him up when I visited and get him walking around. That was never a problem; as soon as those big eyes opened up and I had cooed him hello and gently petted him, I would get up and head into the kitchen and he would get up and follow me. His gait was stiff and slow, but he got around. I'd take care of his feeding, watering, and litter, while he inspected my work and sampled the wet food. He'd talk to me quite a bit, and of course I talked back.
Sometimes he would wander out of the kitchen while I was busy and end up in another room sending out this mournful, lonely yowl that echoed through the house, bouncing off the hardwood floors and then straight to my heart. It was almost like he'd forget I was there and wonder where everyone was. I'd run and reassure him that I was there and he wasn't all alone, and he'd stop and follow me back to the kitchen.
I had quite a few sitting assignments with him over the next few months, during which time we bonded pretty well. These were followed by a long stretch when I didn't see him, which happens in my line of work. I worried during that time if he was all right. Then they booked again, and I was thrilled to see him again! This time he'd had a shave and you could see his bones, not just feel them. It was a bit startling, but I was glad that he didn't have the mats anymore and was likely much more comfortable. It was, I think, a four- or five-day assignment. From the start I had a feeling that this might be the last time I see him. It wasn't an enjoyable thought; but I felt that I needed to make the most of this time with him. For this stretch of visits, upon my arrival I would gently pick him up in his igloo and let him wake up with me cradling him comfortably and cooing at him. I spent a lot of time with him on my lap those few days, either in the igloo or out. He wanted to be there—he would jump up next to me to climb on whenever I sat down--but most of the time would not sit and relax. He would sit upright and as I'd pet him gently along his bony sides, he'd quietly purr and crouch lower and lower, but not all the way down--until the last day.
On the last day, I was very somber and I knew in my heart that I likely would not see him again. John was there, and being forever the optimist, he said I shouldn't think like that. I knew it was reality though, and I would rather say goodbye and be wrong than not at all. I spent almost the entire visit with him on my lap (while John did the chores), talking to him softly and telling him how very, very special he was. He finally allowed himself to lie down in my lap! I so badly wanted to make that time last and last. When it was time to go, I had to be urged several times to leave; I didn't want to put him down and never see him again! It was tough. I kissed him and told him how much I loved him, and slowly left with a heavy heart.
About a month later, he was suddenly on my mind so much that I sent his people an email asking about him. When I got the reply, I knew before even opening it that the news would be bad. I just knew. And it was—he had passed just the day before. I shouldn't have read the message while on a cat visit, because those poor cats were probably very confused by their happy cat sitter suddenly being in tears. I cried as I scooped their boxes and then pulled it together before going back up to the cats. I got on the floor and exchanged some love with them to assuage my aching heart. Cats are always so good at that.
I know it was his time. I know he was well loved and cared for until the very end. I know he had a long, happy life. His people loved him dearly and took wonderful care of him for his entire life--he'd grown up with their son. I wish I'd known him earlier, but really I just feel blessed to get to be a part of his life, however brief my part was. That is what is so rewarding about what I do. I get to know so many special cats, at all stages in their lives, at their best and at their worst. They touch my heart every single day, and I hope that I touch theirs. I know Pierre will stay in my heart forever.
By Molly Rosen
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Sturt Reserve
Undoubtedly the jewel in the crown of Murray Bridge, Sturt Reserve is a mecca for outdoor pleasure and fun for local and international visitors.
This breathtaking reserve is located on the banks of the mighty Murray River, and is perfect for relaxing with a picnic, strolling along the foreshore and making the most of majestic river views and local birdlife.
A large safely fenced and sheltered playground will keep young ones entertained for hours. Swings rockers, a spinning drum, seesaw and flying fox ensure there is plenty of activities to choose from.
The skate park features a concrete structure for skateboarding and bicycles and the skate ramp is a steel constructed half pipe. The Rage Cage is a structure suitable for basketball, netball, hockey, soccer and other sports.
No one should visit Sturt Reserve without a visit to our very own local Bunyip! Housed on the foreshore of Sturt Reserve, the Murray Bridge Bunyip has been entertaining visitors for generations and is well worth a visit. Information panels explain the historical significance of the Bunyip in Murray Bridge and connection to the river.
Due to current health advice on social distancing, please contact the business for the most up to date information regarding opening times and services.
Boating Facilities
Coach Parking
Family Friendly
Food and Refreshments
Pet Friendly - Enquire
Picnic Area
Public Telephone
Public Toilet
Suitable for guests with sufficient mobility to climb two or three steps, but would benefit from fixtures and fittings to aid balance.
Suitable for guests who depend on the use of a wheelchair in a seated position at all times.
Suitable for guests with a hearing impairment, from mild hearing loss to profoundly deaf.


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Reaffirming its commitment to charter schools, the Walton Family Foundation pledged $1 billion to support and bolster charter programs, according to the Associated Press.
The Walton Foundation, the philanthropic group run by the Walmart family, has pledged to provide the money over the next five years.
The $1 billion pledge matches what the foundation has spent over the past 20 years of its charitable giving to charter schools.
The donation follows the foundation's trend of giving heavily to the charter school industry.
With roughly $2.5 billion in assets, the Walmart foundation has thrown an enormous amount of muscle into the charter school movement — particularly in Washington, DC, where the Waltons have bankrolled numerous charter school endeavors.
"Walton has subsidized an entire charter school system in the nation's capital," The New York Times reported in 2014, "helping to fuel enrollment growth so that close to half of all public school students in the city now attend charters."
Charter schools have been gaining in popularity throughout the US amid claims that they outperform traditional public schools. They started in the 1990s as alternatives to traditional public schools and receive both public and private funding. However, they're not governed by the same rules as public schools, especially with regard to state-mandated testing.
Critics of charter schools argue that they funnel essential funding away from public schools, harming public school students in the process.
Further, critics argue, charters only represent about 6% of the total public school population and distract from funding substantive improvements for all students.
And evidence of the positive impact of charter schools on their students has been called into question. One of the most highly cited studies of charter school critics is a 2009 Stanford paper finding they had a mixed impact on student achievement. Some states have seen students at charters perform better than their peers at non-charter public schools, while others have seen them perform worse, according to the study that looked at charters in 16 states.
Kevin G. Welner, director of the National Education Policy Center at University of Colorado in Boulder, argued that the Waltons' support of charter schools may end up hurting students in other public schools.
"When lots of charter schools open up, it's like a new Walmart store moving in," Welner told The Times in 2014.
"You could look at it and say, 'Well, the schools in a community are losing families because of healthy competition the same way that the hardware store is losing customers because of healthy competition.' But that doesn't take into account the long-term harms to the community, which are probably greater than any short-term benefit."
Marc Sternberg, the Walton Family Foundation director of K-12 education reform, disagrees with that premise. "What's the argument there?" Sternberg told the Times in an interview. "Don't help anybody until you can help everybody?"


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Though one may be overpowered, two can defend themselves. A cord of three strands is not quickly broken. Ecclesiastes 4:12
As I was strolling through the grocery store yesterday morning, in the center of the aisle, was a little round spindle rack containing some Christian books. One book in particular jumped out at me, it was entitled, "52 Ways to "Wow" Your Husband." I immediately picked up the book and began to thumb through it. From the little I read of it there, standing in the middle of the aisle, I thought it had some really amazing ideas and I quickly plopped the book into my cart. I'm always looking for ways to keep my marriage vibrant and fresh and I'm definitely looking forward to reading this book and implementing some of the great ideas!
I think we as Christians need to be pro-active in our marriages. The enemy is on full attack these days and he would love nothing more than to destroy the family through our marriages. The statistics for divorce among Christian marriages is the same as that of secular marriages and that is so sad. It really opens my eyes to the fact that just because we're so-called "Christians," that our values and morals can quickly start to unravel and resemble that of the world's when we are not in a daily and consistent walk with the Lord. Our walk and closeness with God should be the foundation upon which we build all other relationships including our marriages.
Our spouse is never going to take the place of God in our lives, they can't, and they shouldn't, because they are not God. Only God can bring the true fulfillment that our longing hearts desire. By seeking to love God with our entire being, only then can He in turn help us to be the kind of spouse our mate needs. God is our "beloved" and there should be no-one before him in our lives (Matthew 10:37). Our marriages should be secondary to our relationship with him. Only when we allow God to have his rightful place in our lives can we begin to build and experience the meaningful and rich relationships that God intends for our marriages.
When our focus is not on God, it becomes easy to drift away from our spouse by letting little irritants become inflated in our minds. Discontentment can rear its ugly head and lead to severe trouble if not subdued. Sometimes it's because we are feeling that we are not getting "our" needs met by our mates. We then start feeling discouraged and it becomes this vicious cycle. Our marriages are not to be built on our emotions but upon the solid foundation of Jesus Christ. God wants us to keep all of our thoughts captive and bring them in alignment with his word (2 Corinthians 10:5). When we don't handle our thoughts properly, the small mole-hills soon become mountains! When our problems become mountain size, then our task is no longer an easy one. When we discover we now have this mountain to climb, some people easily tire and give up because the task seems impossible. At this point I see so many people throw in the towel or turn to others to try to find the fulfillment they desire. No person can "complete" us, only God can. I can't emphasize enough that God must be at the for-front of our marriages. "In Him" is the only way that our marriages will ever be what God intended them to be.
We can't live in the "if only's" in our marriages. If only my spouse would treat me better. If only he/she would be this way or that. And we cannot compare our spouses to others either. These are tactics of the enemy and we must learn to stop those thoughts dead in their tracks because if allowed to fester, they will lead to destruction. When we marry, we vow that it will be a life-long commitment and it is important that we treat it as such. I truly believe that we are in the marriages we are in for a reason. God can use the circumstances we struggle with in our marriage to strengthen flaws in ourselves. Ah, that's a novel idea huh! When we are walking with God, he is molding us into the people he wants us to be and sometimes he can use difficulties in our marriage (however small or large) to change us in ways that glorify himself and bring about the healthy, vibrant, God-honoring marriages which God desires for us. We are to honor him in "all" things, our marriage is included. Our marriages should glorify God.
The key to a healthy marriage is to put God first in our own life. And then help our spouse do the same. We must become "other" minded in order for our relationships to become all that God intended it to be (Philippians 2:3). Likewise we are mimicking the relationship that we have "in Christ" and bringing those aspects to our marriages. If you want change in your relationship with you spouse, look to God's word and pray. He can show "you" what needs to be done to make your relationship better. Change doesn't happen overnight, but if we are faithful, God will be faithful and he will honor your obedience.
Marriage isn't intended to be a drudgery. We are called to be "helpers" to our mates (Genesis 2:18). That is God's design. If our marriages are in line with what God intends for them, they can be joyous, fulfilling and life-long. God will put his blessing on our marriage when we seek to Glorify him through it. I know that's what I want for my marriage. How about you?
Getting back to my original thought of being pro-active in our marriages. It is vital that we strive to make our marriages into all God has intended them to be and then we take a pro-active role in keeping them in line with God's purposes. We don't want to wait till an earthquake hits and then have to access the damage. We need to be actively seeking God and turning to scripture to find out what our role is in creating the healthy and vibrant marriages God intends for us. With Christ at the center of our marriage, he can give us the enduring strength to last a lifetime.


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1. What is www.chinaholidays.com?
www.chinaholidays.com is the online travel service platform operated by China Holidays Group. China Holidays was founded in 1997 in London, United Kingdom. It is the largest and longest running tour operator in the UK dealing exclusively with China. China Holidays invested and founded its own branch company in Beijing, China in 2005 to look after its customers and to further develop its operating networks.
Although www.chinaholidays.com is a British invested website, it is designed to provide the best travel services to travelers from all over the world. However, For UK residents, we have our separate online platform www.chinaholidays.co.uk.
2. Who should travel with China Holidays?
The goal of www.chinaholidays.com is to provide the best travel services to travelers from all over the world. No matter where you are from, and no matter what kind of travel arrangement you need in China, at China Holidays, we can offer you the best solutions via the lowest cost possible services. Especially, if you have difficulties to make payment to a Chinese company, or have problems of checking the creditability of a local travel agent, travelling with China Holidays will give you an absolute peace of mind, you can make your payment to our London office (or Beijing office) by various transferring methods and check our credibility and our ATOL License through UK Civil Aviation Authority (http://www.caa.co.uk).
3. What kind of tours do you offer?
www.chinaholidays.com offers three different kinds of tours:
Set Itineraries: you can choose to join a group tour, departing on a fixed date, there will be people from other parts of the world in the group;
Private Tours: a fixed itinerary but without fixed departure dates, you can take it whenever it is convenient for you, there will be only you and your friends in the group, this also includes many of our Theme Tours or City Tours;
Tailor Made Tours: you can choose one of our set itinerary or private tours and tailor it to suit your needs. (We can also arrange accommodation and flight booking services).
4. What makes China Holidays different from other travel companies?
(1) Great variety of choices plus flexibility
We have thoroughly researched the China travel market and tourists' needs, and therefore we are confident that our website offers a great variety of tours which highlight the many different aspects of Chinese culture. One of our specialties is creating tailor-made tours, and all you need to do is to tell us what you want to see and do whilst in China, and our experienced travel consultants will help design your own itinerary to suit your requirements. We have a very user-friendly search engine which will allow you to easily navigate through the site to search for tour packages, cruise ships, discount hotels and flight tickets.
(2) Unbeatable value for money
China Holidays never intends to be the cheapest travel company in the market. We believe in terms of quality and costs, we offer the best value for money for your trip to China. Our goal is to make our customers happy with every penny they spend with us.
(3) Flexibility and convenience of time zones
China Holidays has offices in both London and Beijing, with 40 most experienced China travel specialists. You can contact either of our offices according to your convenience.
(4) Professional, warm manner and quick response to client's needs
No matter what you want to know about traveling in China, please feel free to email or phone our London or Beijing office staff and our travel advisors will use their professional knowledge and experience to offer you the best advice. We promise to reply to you within 24 working hours.
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We can effectively manage properties in this large geographic area due to our experience, efficient systems, cutting-edge technology, and extensive network of staff and vendors throughout the area.
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CPAP Problems and Solutions Series: CPAP Side Effects
Part 2 of my series on CPAP problems and solutions is going to focus on uncomfortable side effects of your CPAP therapy, focusing mostly on sore throats and dry nasal passages, and how we at Respshop recommend you solve these potential problems! Just a quick reminder, the first part of my series focused on CPAP mask leaks
, and so far the responses have been great, so hopefully this post about CPAP side effects can help you find the solutions to waking up with a dry, itchy, or painful feeling in your throat or nose.
One of the most common CPAP side effects is a dry nasal passage for users who use nasal or nasal pillow masks that push the air directly into the nose rather than into the throat as with sleep apnea patients who use full face CPAP masks. There is one simple solution for solving this problem that will most likely help 95 percent of patients, and that's to use a humidifier with your machine. Humidifiers are comfort features that are not required for therapy, but are favorites amongst most of our customers because they heat the air before pushing it through the tube, warming it up before pushing it through the tube, and helping to negate a dry nasal passage. Humidifiers tend to have different humidity levels that they can be set at depending upon your machine, the H5i from ResMed
for example has multiple levels of humidity to allow you to pick the setting that works best for your comfort.
Humidifiers work best in extreme climates that are either dry, dusty, or cold. Newer models of machines such as the Respironics 560 Auto also have heated tubing features that will help aid with relieving your CPAP side effect symptoms. Heated tubing works hand in hand with humidifiers, and is available on our most popular machines, including the ResMed S9 series, the Respironics 60 Series, and the Fisher and Paykel Icon Auto machine. Heated tubing will make sure that the air coming from your CPAP machines humidifier will stay at a set temperature throughout the tube, ensuring that your preferred level of heat is delivered when it reaches your CPAP mask. Heated tubing also helps reduce excess moisture in the tube, which can also lead to a dry nose, this side effect is known as rainout.
A dry nose is not the only common CPAP side effect amongst our customers, as a dry or sore throat can be just as common and potentially more annoying. If you are wearing a nasal or nasal pillow mask and find that you are waking up with an itchy or painful throat after use, you might be a mouth breather and should look into CPAP masks for mouth breathers. We have written a blog about that before
! Switching to a full face mask may help relieve your symptoms.
As with the nasal passage, if you are wearing a full face mask and still experiencing a sore throat, a humidifier is probably the right choice for you as well. CPAP humidifiers and the heated tubing will deliver the same benefit to users wearing full face CPAP masks as it would for those wearing the standard nasal versions.
You might be sitting here reading this post and realizing you're already using a humidifier and heated tubing and still experiencing these symptoms, so what is the next stuff? Most of our machines that we sell, whether it's an S9 or a 60 series have multiple levels of humidification, and its potentially important for you to up those humidification levels if you are still suffering from some of these CPAP side effects. Depending on the ambient temperature in your room, the weather can have great effects on your therapy, and you should adjust your humidity levels accordingly as the temperatures change during seasons.
Finally, for best results with a humidifier, please always use distilled water. While normal tap water will work, it can also cause bacteria build up to enter into your tube, and have greater effects on your overall health than a sore throat!
This is the second part in my CPAP problems and solutions series, and next week we will cover a new topic, if you have any topics you'd like to see covered, please get in touch at our comment section or message us on Facebook
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How Data Analysis and Customer Surveys Helped Us Triple Our Hotel Attachment Rate
Whenever I join a company, the first order of business is to learn what we're doing today. This means sitting in on meetings, observing engineering workflows, taking notes on business processes and most importantly, sifting through large amounts of quantitative and qualitative data wherever possible. Bridging the gap between internal procedures and customer oriented data analysis will help understand pain points and future opportunities. Read More
Designing for Speed: Reducing Friction From The User Experience
Your customers are always looking for ways to accomplish each task as fast as possible. Whether that be ordering groceries online, booking a hotel on an app or speaking to Alexa to set a timer. If price is king, then convenience is surely queen. You must find ways to make life easier for the customer, they will surely abandon your product for the competitor that meets their, albeit, lazy needs. Convenience is key and a core concept of designing a friction-less user experience. Read More
What To Know Before Joining a Startup
Working at a tech startup has and always will be appealing to the young, the hungry and the slightly crazed. Stories of being unable to easily discern who the CEO is because they're wearing sandals and shorts. Seeing pictures of teams huddled closely together, surrounded by whiteboards with what seem like nonsensical blueprints. Walking by over-the-top snack bars with an infinite supply of la croix and quality coffee. You imagine yourself laying on a beanbag with your mac laptop, watching people adopt your product as a result of that new tech-crunch article. You envision an acquisition by Google, Amazon or Facebook. Soon your mind wonders. Ideas of a buying Tesla or making a down payment on your first house circulate incessantly. Read More
MailChimp Email Automation: 5 Campaigns For Success
If you don't already know, I love MailChimp. I've always been a huge advocate of the product, partly because I've seen it's evolution over the years. The company is self-funded, customer focused and tailored for small to medium size businesses in the market. For someone like myself, who did not know anything about front-end development or digital marketing, it was intuitive and fun. What's more, as my skills improved, I was able to unlock more robust features MailChimp enables through their platform. Read More
Listening Labs: 6 Tips for Successful Customer Interviews
For the last 6 months, the ID90 Travel team has been focused on building a new app. The primary driver for this product was the shift in traffic and noticeable downfalls of our current app. After deliberating what technologies to use (Ionic, Cordova & Angular), we began building. After 3 months, we decided we had an MVP we could elicit feedback from real life customers. So we decided to run a series of listening labs. Read More
Shopify Apps: Top 6 Apps for Growing Business
As you may know by now, I run my family's online business on Shopify's platform. We made the switch from SquareSpace after a year because we wanted more tools to automate our marketing strategy. We chose Shopify because it has an ecosystem of third-party Shopify apps that help you run your online business. From automating marketing programs to optimizing your online store's performance, Shopify has you covered. Read More
Product Management: 5 Lessons from Technology Startups
I was 22 years old when I graduated from college. During my college years, I read a ton of dense philosophical text and solved complex economic problems. This experience, I believe, trained me to think differently than my peers. My first job out of college was a healthcare IT company. During the day I helped facilitate operations for our implementations team. At night I learned how to code and use marketing tools. After a few months, I launched my family's online business. This was the first time I truly owned a product. Fast forward a few years, we're now serving customers around the world, automating marketing interactions, directly interacting with customers and growing our reach. Little did I know, I was cultivating my product management skills. Read More


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There is a considerable amount of time, effort, and money spent on any marketing campaign. As such, it becomes imperative that the project succeeds and results in a measurable goal. Of course, as you are probably aware, this can be quite difficult to manage. Well, fortunately for you, there are quite a few measures that you can take to ensure that any of your campaigns is a success from start to finish. Here is how you can manage this:
Create a Thorough Plan
Although a marketing plan is largely a creative endeavour, you can't afford to simply just 'go with it'. Instead, the campaign needs to be meticulously planned. This means that it has to be broken down into various sections – for instance, theme, timeline, slogan, core messages, details, etc. Once this has been done, you will need to delve into every category and plan out what you will be doing for each of these segments. While this may sound tiresome and time-consuming, it is incredibly important. For one thing, it ensures that you have a clear and cohesive message. For another, it helps you to identify any future issues that you may be faced with.
Base Your Plan on Data
The great thing about the internet is that it allows you access to statistics and data that were previously unreachable. This is why it is such a shame that companies don't take this into account when creating their campaign. Instead, they make assumptions about what might work and what might not and then go from there. Well, there is no need to do that. You can now carry out tasks such as analysing who your most common consumers are or even pick apart previous failed campaigns. By utilising all of the data available to you, you will be able to give your campaign an excellent launching pad.
Heed the Right Advice
Most people mistakenly think that they are creative individuals who can easily and quickly put together an advertising campaign. This is why you may feel compelled to hand over the reins to the best and brightest in your sales and marketing team. However, constructing marketing campaigns is a unique venture and it can't be done by people who have little to no experience in the matter. This is especially true for modern campaigns that rely heavily on digital techniques. This is why, in these circumstances, it is often best to hire an agency such as The Natives Melbourne to handle such tasks for you.
Always Monitor the Campaign
Yet another perk of modern technology is that you are now able to track the progress of your online campaign for as long as it is running. This allows you to identify which aspects are performing well and yielding results and which ones are not. The reason that this is so significant is because it lets you tweak your campaign while it is still ongoing. So, you can either change or eliminate the elements that aren't working or shift the focus to the ones that are. Either way, you should keep an eye on the results of your campaign at all times.
These are all of the ways that you can ensure that your marketing campaign will succeed, thus giving you the results that you hoped for.


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Whether travelling is a necessity or a luxury, most consumers are thoughtful about how they budget their holiday expenses. They prefer the very best deals on airfare, lodgings and ground transportation. The value we offer to our guests is something that we take great pride in. We strive to make every moment of your stay with us not only pleasurable and relaxing, but cost-effective too. If you're looking for a great value Stansted bed and breakfast, we have the destination for you!
Bed and breakfasts are often overlooked when planning holiday accommodations, especially when passing through to another destination. However, other airport accommodations cannot match the value that Harwood House offers. Our Park and Fly service alone is a great example of convenience and a low-cost benefit we pass along to our guests.
Located within five miles of Stansted Airport, Harwood House is a full-service and hassle-free park and fly inn. With a minimum one night stay at our great value Stansted bed and breakfast, you can head off to your next destination knowing your vehicle is parked safe and secure on our property. Transportation to and from the Airport is provided by our bespoke taxi service. Ian, a licensed taxi driver, can cater to any transfer needs for both departures and arrivals.
Guests not only appreciate the convenience of our Stansted bed and breakfast being in close proximity to the Airport but they also love our quiet, comfortable atmosphere and amenities such as complimentary WiFi, early check-in at no additional cost, private, off-road parking, and they absolutely rave about our breakfast!
A Breakfast That Can't be Beat: Great Value Stansted Bed and Breakfast
You'll start the day with a wonderful, locally sourced breakfast that we serve hand-crafted, fresh each morning. Our spacious dining room offers individual tables that overlook our gardens. Our full English breakfast features award-winning pork sausage, premium bacon, farm-fresh eggs, hash browns and an assortment of sides. Thick-cut toast with butter is accompanied by homemade marmalade, jam and local honey or have yoghurt dressed with your choice of cereal, muesli, or fresh fruit and the coffee and tea are plentiful.
If getting the most value is important to you, especially when on holiday, allow us to prove to you how great a value the Harwood House is. Book your stay online or ring us to reserve a room. We look forward to having you as a guest!


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Lora & Brandon's Wedding
We want to take a minute to do a spotlight on Lora & Brandon. We performed at their wedding this last weekend. They looked amazing, and had an amazing time. SoundFire DJ was honored to be the provider for the entertainment, and contribute to memories that will last a lifetime.
Lora & Brandon had opted for our most popular option: the Premier service covering cocktail hour through the rest of the night; along with our Virtual Photo Booth service.
We want to give a huge congratulations to Lora & Brandon, and wish them many years of happiness in their union. Check out some of the great moments they had here.
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WASHINGTON, D.C.—Your baby's language skills may surprise you. Before they speak—before they even crawl—infants can distinguish between two languages they've never heard before just by looking at the face of a speaker. And if they're raised in a bilingual household, they retain this ability for a long time, according to research presented here today at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW).
It might seem like all babies think about at 8 months is food and diapers. But it's actually possible to measure their interest in other topics. Developmental psychologist Janet Werker of the University of British Columbia in Canada shows babies videos and uses "looking time"—the amount of time they spend looking at the video—as a measure of what they're interested in.
In a recent experiment, Werker and a colleague from Barcelona measured looking time in 8-month-old Spanish babies. Some were born in homes in which only Spanish is spoken, some in homes whose residents only spoke Catalan (a Romance language spoken in northeastern Spain), and some in bilingual homes.
The babies were shown a video of three women who were bilingual speakers of French and English—languages the babies didn't know. Each woman was shown in turn saying sentences in one of the languages. Eventually, the baby got used to this and got bored. Then the language changed. Monolingual babies took no notice, but bilingual babies started looking at the video again. Other studies have shown that monolingual babies make the distinction until they are 6 months old.
The findings indicate that as babies learn to discriminate the two languages they're familiar with—Spanish and Catalan—they aren't just learning the specific rules of their two mother tongues. They're actually learning something more general about what makes languages different. Monolingual babies lose this skill over time.
The new work fits in with other research on bilingualism, including some discussed at the same press conference by psychologist Ellen Bialystok of York University in Toronto, Canada, showing that people who speak two languages are stronger at important cognitive abilities like complex thought and controlling attention. Bilingualism even seems to delay the onset of dementia in old age.
Werker doesn't know yet exactly what the babies are seeing in the faces of the speakers. But English and French do look different when spoken. "French, for example, has many more rounded vowels. As one of my friends says, it looks like French people are always kissing you," Werker says. "They may also be paying attention to the simple rhythm of your jaw opening and closing, the whole ensemble of muscle movements in the face."


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On 20 October every year we mark World Osteoporosis Day.
It gives me an opportunity today to talk about a fear often expressed about how safe it is to receive massage when afflicted with decreased bone mass.
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Body-mind or mind-body? If you are struggling with physical and mental pain and feel that the dominant health paradigm's dualistic approach to mind and body seems inadequate to explain anything, I want to talk to you. Join me under the tree in my garden for a cup of rooibos tea and let's talk massage and SomaSense!
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The ultimate in outdoor cooking
Wood fired ovens are becoming an increasingly popular choice in the world of outdoor living due to their versatility. Cooking on a wood fired oven is a year round experience for family and friends to gather round and enjoy great food and company.
Enjoy not only pizzas, but your Sunday roast with all the trimmings, one pot dishes, fish and even desserts without leaving the garden – the possibilities are endless.
Our ovens are made of top quality enamelled stainless steel, fully insulated with a ceramic double walled construction. The fire brick lined cooking surface ensures a crispy base every time and the built in temperature gauge helps you cook your dishes to perfection.


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1208 South 10th Street
Tacoma, Washington 98405
Viewing Schedule:
Juried Art Show Exhibition: August 13-23, 2019-10:00am to 3:00pm
Hilltop Street Fair Saturday August 24, 2019 10:00am to 5:00pm
The 2018 Latin Arts Juried Art Show is sponsored by Centro Latino and the City of Tacoma Arts Commission. The theme of the 2019 Latin Arts Juried Art Show is: "Americans at Work: United to the Core." Reference to "Americans" is to recognize workers throughout the Americas. On an International scale, workers are aware of historic to present-day survival hardships associated with migration and the unremitting resilience to keep one's family and community united. "United to the Core" references the bond among laborers and their commitment to sustain economic, environmental and social justice for all living organisms.
Entry Instructions:
Please read our guidelines in detail before applying. The application must be completed in full, including payment of application fee, to be considered.
Please note: once your application is submitted it will be processed within two to three days and you will receive notification of your application status so that you can make plans for delivering your artworks to Centro Latino (1208 South 10th Street Tacoma, Washington 98405) by August 8, 2019.
For assistance with your application, please email: email@example.com. For Spanish interpretation, please email: firstname.lastname@example.com.
Important Dates:
April 1, 2019 Juried Art Show Applications Open
August 1, 20199 Exhibitor Applications Close
August 1, 2018 Art Row Vendor Booth (optional) Application and payment due
August 8, 2019 Final receipt of images for hanging
August 13-24 2018 Juried Art Show Exhibition
August 24, 2019 Artist Reception (2:00 to 444:00 pm)
Juried Art Show Entry Fee and Instructions
Full Time Artists
Application Fee – $25 (non-refundable, due upon submission of application)
If an entered Artist is interested in selling their Artworks during the August 24, 2019 Hilltop Street Fair the Art Row Vendor Space (10' x 10') is $25.00s. Art Row Vendor Booth entries and fees are due August 1, 2019.
Booth Registration forms can be downloaded www.latinartsfestival.com, click Vendor tab.
Student Artists
The application fee for a Student Artist is $15.00.
Reserving an Art Row Vendor booth is optional for Student Artists who wish to sell art images during the Hilltop Street Fair on Saturday August 24, 2019.
The Art Row Vendor Booth (10' x 10') fee for a Student Artist is $25.00 and is due August 1, 2019. Please note the booth space fee does not include a table, tent or electricity.
Student Artist registration forms can be downloaded www.latinartsfestival.com, click vendor tab.
Fees can be paid via PayPal, Money Order, Check or Cashier's Check.
Juried Art Application Categories
Drawings– refers to works created using dry media including chalk, charcoal, pastels, pencil, wax, crayon etc. or from the fluid medium of inks and washes applied by pen or brush
Paintings– works created in oils, acrylics, water color, etc.
Print Making – printed works for which the artists hand manipulated the plates, stones, paper or screens which have been properly signed and numbered as a limited edition
Watercolor – works created in watercolor
Reproduction Policy
Only original works of Art are accepted for the 2019 Latin Arts Festival Juried Art Show. General merchandise, unless it forms an integral part of the artist work, will not be accepted. All works must be hand-made by the artist; machine-made or mass-produced work will not be reviewed for acceptance into the exhibitions. However, non-handmade art works may be presented and sold in a reserved (for Juried Artists only) booth during the Hilltop Street Fair event on Saturday August 24, 20195 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.
Juried Art Application Images
Your application will be supported by up to 4 images of your work. Each image should represent the work you intend to show at the exhibition, and relate your images in a written statement to the 2019 Juried Art Show theme:
Image submissions should be no less than 500 x 500px (height & width), with longest side no longer than 1024 px
Minimum of 72dpi
Uploaded in jpeg format
Max 4mb in size
Jury & Selection Process
The Latin Arts Festival Juried Art Show will be Judged by a panel of distinguished jurors to include renown Artists and representatives from local Art Museums, Art Commissions and Art Schools. The juror panel will select the strongest work based on originality, quality of support materials, consistency of ideas and design.
All artists will receive a notification of status electronically two to three days after application submission. The final date for application submission is: August 1, 2019.
Juried Art Show Awards
Due to support received from the Tacoma Arts Commission $1,000 will be awarded to the top four place holders.


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At its 2019 national awards ceremony, it was the 14th time that DIHK honored the best trainees in the IHK training occupations. Martin Niedermeier was the best trainee electronics technician for information and system technology, achieving the maximum score of 100 points. Now a Rohde & Schwarz employee, he was very pleased about winning the award. "I could hardly believe it at first. I feel very honored and see the award as an incentive to continue doing my best."
The fact that Rohde & Schwarz trainees have been among the best in Germany for many years can also be attributed to their solid and individual training. The young employees are integrated into the regular working routine of the company at a very early stage and assume responsibility. Klaus Kempe, Director of Vocational Training and Dual Studies at Rohde & Schwarz, praised the award winner: "The award is a good basis for Martin Niedermeier's future life and career. We are very proud of him and are delighted to have been able to offer him an attractive position at Rohde & Schwarz." Holger Schötz, Executive Vice President Human Resources, also congratulated the top trainee: "This is a great achievement and also a confirmation of our ongoing work. We give young people the best possible start to their careers by providing them with solid professional training. They can and should build on their training and continue to develop at Rohde & Schwarz. Because lifelong learning is essential."
Every year, more than 300,000 trainees take their final exams at a chamber of commerce and industry. This year's around 200 top trainees received their awards at a ceremony held in Berlin on December 9, 2019. The keynote speaker was Federal Education Minister Anja Karliczek. In addition to the award winners, their relatives and representatives of the training companies, high-ranking representatives from politics, business and the media were present at the ceremony.
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Well, it's a little anticlimactic, but it's done. I stopped filming anything during the last hour or two of the project build because I flat out didn't have time - literally zero minutes to spare - to deal with that stuff, and I was pretty flustered as it was due to the dulling of every chisel, plane and saw I used throughout the project. Work with enough reclaimed lumber and the dirt, nails, etc. take their toll. I needed my tools sharp, and they weren't...and I needed sleep, but there was no time...and working on the last piece of the puzzle - the stretcher - was NOT fun due to the things I just mentioned.
But the video of the build, all 4 parts, is finally done. There's a project taking place right now - a maple & steel rolling kitchen island/cart that is pretty much the polar opposite of the table build in terms of design and materials - that I'm filming as I build, so maybe the next video or two will show some improvement. Hopefully, anyhow.
If you've been checking out the videos, thanks for watching. Having put together a few at this point, I have a whole new respect for the people who make a living as YouTube content generators. You wouldn't think it - I didn't, at least - putting together a 6 or 7 minute video every couple days would be all that arduous of a process...but it definitely can be, especially for a rookie like me. But they're kinda fun to do, so that makes up for the time required to assemble these things.
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Florida NAACP to fight for voter rights
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – The latest Supreme Court ruling on voter rights has civil rights activists outraged.
Dale Landry remembers his grandmother trying to vote before the voting rights act was the law of the land.
"I was there when they used the 'N' word and called her the 'N' gal and what are you doing?'" said Landry, of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. "Young white boys, teens, they spit. And during that time you best not do anything."
Last Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a key part of the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The law determined which areas in the country needed federal permission before changing any voting laws. Five Florida counties were on the list.
"We know all to well that we've had irregularities in our voting system." said state Rep. Alan Williams.
Florida passed major changes to state election law in 2011, then spent nearly $1 million before getting federal approval. With the Supreme Court ruling, activists say they are going to push Congress to make sure voters are protected.
"We're not going to stand back, we're going to continue to fight the fight," activist Jeanette Wynn said.
The state says the Supreme Court ruling will put all 67 counties on a level playing field and will help save the state hundreds of thousands of dollars anytime there is an election law change.
"Rather than five counties needing to go through an addition federal approval process, they're going to be able to implement laws the same time as the rest of Florida's counties," Chris Cate, of the Florida Department of State.
Florida has since reversed the 2011 voting law changes because they created long lines and other problems.
The Voting Rights Act blocked more than 1,000 proposed changes to voting laws across the country from 1982 to 2006.
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RAC ATC and RAC Ampang are organizing the project EXODUS #OutrunHunger. As its name suggests, this project will be in the form of a run organized to curb world hunger. The net profit gained from the run will be donated to World Vision, an international Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children and families to overcome extreme poverty and injustice.
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Date : 14th June 2015
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Early bird price RM 35 (by 28th March 2015)
Normal price RM 40 (by 30th of April)
Price RM 45 (by 31st of May) *Last day to register
Distance of the run : 7 km
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With my PDA (Progressive Democrats of America) family, at the last annual leadership retreat held in Winslow before the 2014 death of beloved founder Tim Carpenter. Tim would be proud to know that PDA played a key role in the last election, and is now soldiering on under the leadership of Donna Smith (featured in the film, "Sicko.") PDA is a true champion of Healthcare for All. #PDARocks
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+) After being the main culprit in losing last year's playoff game, not looking so hot in the pre-season, and playing like a lackluster unit in the first half against the Packers last week, the Saints defense finally pulled it together against the Bears. 6 sacks, a fumble recovery, allowed only 2 third-down conversions, and allowed only 13 points.
+) The Saints are in their own heads regarding third-and-one situations. I swear they'd rather face 3rd-and-12 than 3rd-and-1. On 3rd-and-12 they scored a 79 yard touchdown. On three 3rd-and-1's they: threw an incomplete pass, got stuffed for a 2 yard loss, and then ran for 12 yards (maybe on this play they convinced themselves it was another 3rd-and-12).
+) Drew Brees has thrown 6 touchdowns and 0 interceptions in 2 games. Much improved over the 22 picks he threw last year.
+) The Saints defense has 0 interceptions in 2 games. Really, Saints D? You couldn't manage a single interception of Jay Cutler?
+) The game was more competitive than what the score looked like, 30-13. It wasn't until about halfway through the 3rd quarter when the Saints started to break the game open. To read the NOLA paper, you'd think the Saints dominated from start to finish. It was a very nice win against a good team, but it wasn't flawless.


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