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Pearl Izumi Pursuit Thermal Cycling Bib Tight review
For the wettest and coldest days in the saddle
March 20th, 2018 by Dan Walker | Posted in Clothing, Gear Reviews | Tags: bib tights, cycling, gear reviews, Pearl Izumi, spotlight, winter
Ranging from tempestuous to misty, the conditions I've been out in lately would normally not be ideal for riding. But with my tolerance for the trainer waning and a pair of PI Dry bib tights to test out, duty called. For the sake of science, I clipped in for a set of rides that would be ideal for the experiments I was about to conduct.
Starting with the fit and chamois there are no surprises here. If you get along with the rest of the Pearl Izumi Pursuit line rest assured that these bibs will fit just like your favourite pair of summer bibs.
What does change, however, is the ability of the Pursuit Cycling Thermal Bib Tight to protect you from the elements. The PI Dry technology works. Water and road spray showed no signs of seeping in and saturating the tights during my rides. The only time I really noticed the water was when it would run down my tights and into my booties, which unfortunately were not waterproof. As I washed my bike after the ride I turned the hose onto myself and started spraying down my thighs just to test out the new tech. At a close range like that, I felt the cold from the water but I didn't really get wet. Not that that's a realistic riding scenario at all but it was cool to see all the water beads forming on the tights and not soaking in.
So how does it work? Pearl Izumi says that each individual fibre of the bibs was treated with PI Dry, leading to a longer lasting waterproof product than just a topical treatment. Having only ridden these for a few months now it's difficult to confirm or dispute a claim like this but durability is certainly important in a pair of winter bib tights. It's an item you probably don't want to replace every year so if the water repellency of the Pursuit Cycling Thermal Bib Tight lives up to the claims then these are well worth the price.
On the bike, these bibs do the all the little things right that make a difference when you're putting in a lot of kilometres. The inner fleece lining is soft and comfortable, even if the outer side feels a bit rough, the zipper closures around the ankle work magnificently and while this might seem like a small detail there are you few things more annoying than always struggling to close a tight zipper at your ankles. Especially if you haven't been keeping your legs shorn over the winter months. There are also some notes to visibility on these otherwise black tights with just enough reflective patches so you don't feel uncomfortable when it takes a little longer to get home than planned.
The Pearl Izumi Pursuit Cycling Thermal Bib Tight retails for $239.


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Famous and tremendous carnivals planet
The noise, the fun, crazy colorful outfits, dancing, insanely beautiful and breathtaking carnivals attract tourists from different corners of the earth. It's worth seeing.
Brazilian carnival
A significant figure of the Brazilian carnival fat Momo, who handed the keys to the city, and he is elected annually from the major representatives of Rio De Janeiro, Brazil (9 — February 12, ).
Automotive life on the carnival stops and starts enchanting, large-scale and colorful show: huge moving platforms on which eccentric movements and extravagant outfits dazzle dancers, girls in massive shiny costumes with feathers, performances of various schools Sambo, bright flashes of fireworks and fireworks in the night sky, live music and crazy dancing.
Residents of Rio De Janeiro for the whole year waiting and preparing for this exciting spectacle. In stores you can find countless elegant carnival costumes, even little children. The scope and brilliance of the carnival in Rio surpass carnivals in other Brazilian cities, and for the city he brings great profits.
Venice carnival
The Venetian carnival in Venice. Italy (January 26 – February 12, 2013), no less famous Brazilian, and its main feature is a magnificent carnival masks. The scale of the activity carnival large – more than half a million visitors and tourists are rushing to participate in the fun and festivities. The participants dressed in velvet suits, silk dresses and outfits from brocade.
The program of the carnival includes a procession of famous heroes – hundreds of Pierrot, Columbine, Harlequin, Holiday confetti, view, Comedy del Arte. In the old palaces and palazzos are held masquerade balls: the ball of Casanova, masquerade on the water, and the most important sight – "gold night", immersing the participants in the atmosphere of medieval Venice with its liberties and fun.
Carnival — the most famous of spring holidays in Spain. Photo: DESIREE MARTIN/AFP/Getty Images
Spanish carnival
Spanish carnival (7 – 13 February, ) represents an awakening from the winter cold, boil three weeks fun events, enlivened by cafés.
The most colorful carnival in the city of Las Palmas on the beautiful island of Gran Canaria. Dance processions, festive competitions and performances are held on city streets. And in the Park hosts the main competition of the carnival Queen.
The candidates can arrange enchanting presentations, performances with special effects, dancing and magic tricks. In the last days of the festival, theatrical ritual burning of an effigy of a sardine.
Every year in February-March in the capital city of Goa, Panaji, held a three-day carnival. This tradition, like many others, guanzi adopted from the Portuguese. Photo: DESHAKALYAN CHOWDHURY/AFP/Getty Images
Carnival in Goa
During the three days of carnival festivities in Goa, India (9 – February 12, ) held noisy parties, dances, processions and performances. People walk, have fun and celebrate the holiday.
On the first day you Wake up to the sounds of street Portuguese melodies, brought here together with the fat man Momo, as in Brazilian traditions. The main feature of this carnival is the festival of colors. It is that many people gathered together begin to RUB on each other powders of all colors and splatter from water pistols flower water. Fun and childlike occupation attracts tourists and visitors.
Carnival in nice — the most beautiful and bustling holiday on the Cote d'azur, coming to nice in the second half of February. Photo: SEBASTIEN NOGIER/AFP/Getty Images
Carnival in nice
Fun, dancing, confetti and fireworks, moving platform with hoisted on them eight dolls with huge heads made of papier-mache, theatrical productions, concerts – all of this can be found at the carnival in nice, France (February 15 – March 5, ).
Elected Carnival don majestically sits on a throne the entire holiday. All participants look forward to the Battle of Flowers, where we choose the most beautiful floral platform on which can be up to 5,000 flowers. The most beautiful sight.
The new Orleans carnival throughout its long history has won the love and recognition among tourists who come to the carnival days. New Orleans annually receives more than 800 thousand tourists who want to enjoy the carnival procession. Photo: Cheryl Gerber/Getty Images
Carnival in New Orleans
Analogue carnival – Mardi Gras is celebrated everywhere in the U.S. (January 19 – February 12, ) and symbolizes the arrival of spring. The parade passes through the streets of the city, headed by the elected King and Queen who throw coins, sweets and other trifles in the crowd.
Colourful processions and musical performances is endless. At the end of the traditionally burned in effigy, which leave the hardships and sorrows of winter, and the warm time comes.
The carnivals held in Munich and Cologne, famous around the world. It begins with unshakable German precision exactly 11 hours 11 minutes 11 November. Carnival here is almost officially considered to be the fifth season. Photo: Dennis Grombkowski/Getty Images
Cologne and Munich carnivals
Is measured pedantic German living in Cologne and Munich, Germany (18 – 21 February, ) comes with bustle, the atmosphere of celebration and joyous commotion.
It all begins in "Babi Thursday", when women "capture" Central town hall and proclaim the beginning of the festivities. From this moment begins the shindig themed performances, parades, and concerts.
In "pink" Monday is the parade – riding through the streets of the platform with dancing, reciting poems, singing residents, dressed in colorful costumes. Revelry subsides only to Ash Wednesday, which is considered a day of repentance, the celebration ends, the noise level subsides, and life is calming down again.


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The Thrustmaster HOTAS Warthog Flight Stick is a Joystick replica of the U.S. Air Force A-10C attack aircraft flight stick. This stand-alone HOTAS Warthog joystick comes from the creator of the original HOTAS concept and the worldwide benchmark flight sim controllers: the HOTAS Cougar and the HOTAS Warthog. It features a detachable handle, crafted entirely of metal which is also compatible with the HOTAS Cougar (and vice-versa). There is a detachable metal plate for desk or cockpit-style use. The buttons and trigger offer incredibly realistic pressure. There are a total of 19 action buttons plus one 8-way "point of view" hat: 1 x 8-way "point of view" hat; 2 x 8-way hats; 1 x 4-way hat with push button; 1 x metal dual trigger; 2 x push buttons; and 2 x pinkie push buttons. The USB connector allows for upgradeable firmware. This super-stable, weighted joystick weighs in at over 6 lbs!. This Flight Stick features H.E.A.R.T Hall Effect AccuRate Technology: 3D magnetic sensors (Hall Effect): surgical precision, that won't decrease over time; 16-bit resolution (65536 x 65536 values); 5 coil spring system: for tension that is firm, linear, smooth and without any dead zones. The HOTAS Warthog is compatible with Thrustmaster's T.A.R.G.E.T (Thrustmaster Advanced pRogramming Graphical EdiTor) software suite, available free for download. This suite lets you test, configure and program the following Thrustmaster controllers: HOTAS Warthog, MFD Cougar, HOTAS Cougar, T.16000M and the HOTAS Warthog Flight Stick. It uses Drag and Drop principle and features three different programming levels: Basic, Advanced and Script.


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Viksfjord Loop from Bjønnes Paddling
Paddling along Padleled Vestfold
Essential info
- Destination: Padleled Vestfold
- Season: May-September
- Difficulty: Easy
- Distance: 9.3 kilometers (loop)
- Elevation Gain: 0 meters
- Duration: 2-2.5 hours
About Viksfjord Loop from Bjønnes
In Viksfjord, you paddle through sheltered waters in historically important areas, between idyllic islands, islets and shallow reefs. These routes are best suited for short day trips.
The adventure is part of Padleled Vestfold and the entry point for the adventure is Bjønnes.
Getting there
From Oslo, follow E18 east towards Kristiansand for nearly 123 kilometers until you reach exit 44-Ringdalkrysset. Continue onto Hedrum Ravei until turning left onto Gamle Ravei. Stay on this road for 1.8 kilometers. Turn left onto Verningenveien and then continue straight onto Håkestadveien for 4.8 kilometers. Turn right onto Tjøllingveien/Fv303 for a half kilometer. Turn left onto Husebyveien and follow the road for 1.7 kilometers before turning left onto Østbyveien which will take you to your destination at Bjønnes.
Trail description
From Bjønnes, paddle northeast along the coastline until you reach Vikerøya island, where the fjord is most narrow. Cross to Vikerøya and follow along the southern coast until you reach Skogsholmen island, on the eastern side of Vikerøya.
From Skogsholmen, head southwest along the mainland (Tjølling) for about three kilometers until you cross over to Langøy in the west. From Langøya, cross north to the opposite mainland and paddle northeast back to Bjønnes.
Alternative route
Varillfjord, between Vikerøya and the north mainland, has a length of about two kilometers, and at its narrowest is only two meters wide. Follow the fjord arm to the northeast as far as you can paddle.
Another great alternative is to follow the Tjølling mainland from Vikerøya and further south to Ølbergholmen. The fantastic beach and surrounding area is worthy of exploring. Rønningen camping is also a great place to stay the night.
At Bjønnes you can find:
- Public restrooms
- Public parking
- Fresh water
- Summertime kiosk
Where to stay
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About Country Day School
Quality Individualized Education
Country Day School is owned by KLA Schools. Headquartered in Miami, Florida, KLA Schools opened its first school in 2008 in downtown Miami. KLA Schools of Brickell's educational success has provided the opportunity for expansion in South Florida and, in recent years, throughout the United States. We are proud to have CDS be part of our growing family, and hope to share our love of learning with all of our new families in Huntsville.
Country Day School is an inviting, respectful, and consistent environment. Our goal is to provide a place where children's abilities, competencies, and natural aptitudes are nurtured in ways that develop new and inherent talents.
Our students flourish in an atmosphere where they are encouraged to work effectively in groups as well as to recognize their own worth and talents as individuals.
We seek to provide an environment of warmth, challenge, and support for all our students, whether they are preschoolers watching the mysteries of the world unfold, primary students making exciting discoveries, or elementary students working together to problem-solve challenging questions.
Our mission is always to provide a safe, innovative environment and high quality education for the students of our communities. As a school, we value:
- Individuality
All children are honored as individuals who are intrinsically motivated and are active participants in their learning.
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Families, educators and children are partners in learning and research.
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Environments are safe, nurturing, and designed to promote experiences that invite children and adults to enter into meaningful dialogues that foster children's innate curiosity, creativity, and thinking.
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Through documentation, the learning process of teachers and children is made visible for furthering understanding, expanding on concepts, and celebrating ideas.
Our educators believe in the child's competency and potential. They embrace children's ideas, points of view and participation in their learning experience. Our educators appreciate professional development in understanding more and more about the child's thinking and learning processes.
Children have their own strengths and interests, and when given the opportunity to share, they support the expansion of the knowledge of their peers and teachers. We offer children a place to become aware of their love for learning. Children are honored in our program and acknowledged as the protagonists of their learning experience.
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Our faculty and students share a relationship of warmth, energy, joy, commitment and risk-taking; the atmosphere encourages students and faculty alike to think, grow, contribute, and achieve. The mission of The Country Day School is to prepare young people not only for their academic futures, but also for life.
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See and do in Budapest
To do
- Daylight
There's nothing like waking up to birds singing just outside the window, except knowing that you'll be able to enjoy it for it for a very long time. In the summer you can take care of all your business during the day without having to be afraid of finding yourself in some post apocalyptic scene as you step outside your office at 6pm.
In this season, fun starts in the early evening, and if you can leave your sunglasses on for a couple of hours when you meet your friends in an open-air bar somewhere in the city. But be careful. Getting stuck is very likely; you can't make rock'n roll stop with "only one beer" and some responsible thoughts.
- Parties
When it's cold, it doesn't matter where we go, the key to our happiness is the amount of alcohol but in the summer it gets a lot complicated than that. As your Facebook party invitations grow in number probably you'll start banging your head against walls for not having time to attend all of them, because Budapest really is a superpower of awesome open air parties.
Just to mention a few: in 2013 summer you can attend Sziget Festival, A38 birthday parties, Dürer Kert birthday parties, Craft Beer Festival, Buborék Festival, Duna Carnival, Beer Festival in the Castle, and between them you must organize parties around Erzsébet tér, or in a friend's garden.
- Fun in the water
The time comes in everybody's life when you can't take the heat anymore and you just need to be near a pool. Of course a real Budapest dweller is not willing to leave the city just for some corny beach, they are perfectly aware of this killer-corals and evil shark free city's swimming opportunities.
The limited but still abundant selection provides places like Palatinus Bath, Császár-Komjádi Swimming pool, Dagály Bath and Római Bath.
- Mother Nature
During these months one must wander out into the "wild" and reunite with mother nature. Of course, you don't have to think about flowers, buzzing bees and romance, some liver pate with a half-dry bread and a bottle of cheap wine from the bottom shelf will do the trick perfectly well. When it comes to going out you can think of Kopaszi gát, Philosophers' garden.
- Ice cream
Sweet tooth is okay now. You can always blame winter for making you crave for the fourth ice cream ball. Also it's strongly advised in this time of the year to learn some of the local language so you can flirt with the cute ice cream girl who's, by now, probably quite sick of the rush. Fortunately there is an ice cream stall on every corner, but of course, you should try more because all of them has straights and weaknesses. If you don't want to roll the dice try one of the ever green ones: we recommend Fragola, Daubner, Vári cukrászda, Gerbeaud, Jégbüfé.
- Outdoor sports
We all know that alcohol contains sugar, sugar makes people gain weight and in the summer we tend to drink a lot. So I guess you all have connected the dots by now: you have to jog! During those (at most) 2-3 days with alcohol stop we love to consider going out to set a new record atMargitsziget running, but there are also guerrilla yoga, Thai Chi options under the sun. If you like Mad Max more you can hop on a skateboard and do some flips, or you can fly around on your bmx. Remember, sweating on the bus doesn't count as burning calories.
- Fröccs
The Hungarian national long drink fröccs is made of soda and wine in whatever proportions. But be careful, depending on the wine-soda relation their names are different: kisfröccs = 1-1, hosszúlépés 1-2, nagyfröccs 2-1, házmester: 3-2, viceházmester: 2-3, háziúr: 4-1, polgármester: 6-4, alpolgármester: 4-6, Krúdy fröccs: 9-1, sóherfröccs: 1-9, maflás: 5-5, csatos: 10-5, avasi fröccs: 7-3, sportfröccs: 1-4.
Probably most bartenders have no idea about these either.
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Year 2 - Great Fire of London Assembly
It's Friday morning here at St Peter's Primary School, which means class assembly time.
For this terms' assembly Year 2 had retold the events that led to the 'Great Fire of London'. We presented how the famous fire started on Sunday the 2nd of September 1666 in a baker's (Thomas Farriner) shop on Pudding Lane. In 1666, most of London's buildings were made from wood. They were also packed tightly together in narrow rows. This meant that they burnt very easily and quickly. The wind also helped carry the fire! Fire services never used to exist so citizens had to try and put the fire out! They used leather buckets filled with water and axes. They tried their best but were unable to battle the flames. The water used to try and put out the fire was taken from the River Thames.
We learnt that a Monument was erected to remind of of the Great Fire of London. We hope everyone who came to watch Class 2 learnt important facts about the 'Great Fire of London'. We want to thank our parents for joining us this morning. We hope that you enjoyed the assembly as much as we did.
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Vincenzo Belpiede is an Italian-American tech entrepreneur currently focusing on blockchain and talents. Vince has been matching talents worldwide with tech companies (www.stellartalents.com), mainly from California, where he lived for over 8 years. After recently spending more time back in his native Italy he started focusing much more on "influencer marketing" as an accelerator for influencers he helped to build picked up steam (www.influencerdeal.com). After reading the www.influencereconomy.com book he then convinced Ryan Williams, an Los Angeles based author, to translate into Italian and decided to organize www.influconf.com as a proper welcome party for the launch of the book in Italy.
Vince has been involved from early stages with www.domitai.com, a crypto exchange that recently launched in Mexico. Vince is also advising various blockchain startups such as www.inbot.io which makes B2B introductions and is already making revenue. Vincenzo has worked 8 years at Nokia and Microsoft in Finland, Germany, China and lived for 8 years in California. During his last corporate gig he lead a global team that built App Social, the largest social app store, preloaded on 40 million smartphones. Basically App Social did to an app store what Spotify did to music and instagram did to photos.
Vincenzo has also worked in the sustainable energy department 2006 at United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland and in 2005 at the Italian Embassy in Belgrade, Serbia. Vincenzo gained bachelors and Masters of Science in International Economics and Management from Bocconi University in Milan, with exchange programs at Helsinki School of Economics in Finland and ITAM in Mexico City. Vincenzo was born and raised in Puglia, Southern Italy yet completed his high school studies as a boarder in St.Stephen's School in Rome the first International Baccalaureate institution in Italy.
You can find Vincenzo always online on Telegram at https://t.me/vincebelpiede, connect with him social networks at www.vincenzobelpiede.com, read about his ideas to improve his beloved Southern Italy here www.vincenzobelpiede.org and meet him in person mainly between California and Europe.


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Everyone has a doctor in him or her; we just have to help it in its work. The natural healing force within each of us is the greatest force in getting well. Hippocrates (460-377BC)
Every day in the United States alone, more than 1500 people succumb to the dis-ease called cancer. In South Africa that number is estimated to be 150. Worldwide more people die of cancer than AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria combined. It is dis-ease capable of exacting a terrible toll on lives and families.
One in four South Africans is associated with cancer in some form or the other. Either they have it themselves, or they have a relative or a friend battling the dis-ease.
And lately it seems to be increasingly common to hear of someone who has heard the following words from one's doctor.
You've got cancer
Well, it's not all bad news, if one is open and prepared to 'take heed' of what the great Cancer Champions know – those who have conquered one of life's greatest challenges– including the likes of Lance Armstrong , Kylie Minogue and Nelson Mandela.
Here are three invaluable insights derived from these great champions of life and health:
Insight Number One: As human beings we are all responsible for creating our own relative state of ease – or state of dis-ease.
Contrary to popular belief cancer is not a dis- ease which triggers from either the physical of chemical realms of health. Cancer is a human emotion disease which originates in the emotional realm of life and health – when one unwittingly and /or habitually creates an ongoing state of imbalance – an emotional imbalance.
It's a' human trap' which can be avoided through greater human awareness of the universal laws of life and health, which govern our daily lives
Taking responsibility gives one the power to conquer any challenge in life
Insight Number Two: Long term held Resentment is 'the Fuel of Cancer'
Holding on long term to the negative emotional toxin called 'resentment' is the cancer 'trigger'. Resentment is the one and only common factor which you will find with every single cancer patient – they have it. It's 'the fuel of cancer'. Sometimes it's held consciously, sometimes it's held subconsciously! But it's always there.
Surprisingly most cancer patients simply are not aware that they are holding on to a 'highly toxic emotion ', which can ultimately kill.
Resentment is a messy and confusing emotion to handle, and it often refuses to go away. Sometimes it goes on for years and years. It holds on. It festers. It eats away and makes one unforgiving and bitter about life. It drives internal repressed anger, blame, denial, pain, indignation, frailty and most of all creates a toxic imbalance – which can send the human cell formation process into total disarray – labeled as cancer.
Insight Number Three: Fighting Cancer does not work. Conquer it!
It's common for cancer patients to say that they will fight the dis-ease with all they have got . Well , fighting cancer does not work! Conquering cancer on the other hand does ! This means one must 'take heed of the universal message', which is cancer, and move quickly to restore emotional imbalance. It's a process that requires equal measures or self-honesty and self-love – in order to remove the long term held resentments in one's current life.
Forgiveness and acceptance also go a long way to bring about change and healing.
One cannot fight, beat or bully Everest. But, one can definitely conquer the mountain by working with it – not against it. It's the same for cancer.
With all the misinformation and myths being punted about cancer, it's extremely difficult for cancer patients to grasp the above three power insights – derived from those who have conquered cancer – the heroes who bounce back as true ' cancer champions' !
Awareness is the first step to healing
And healing only begins when one realizes that 'the symptom' is never the problem. It's merely a universal message – the universe trying its level best to tell one ' to restore life balance.'
It's the universe throwing out a lifeline – a message to re- boot for the journey of life.
*Rob Opie. B Bus Science is a Human Behavioral Expert and founder of a global online Cancer Resource Center, Cancer Champions . To find out more , please visit the site where you can download a FREE copy of Cracking the Cancer Code – a step by step guide on how to conquer cancer.


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January 2008
198 articles
- January 31st
- Pirate Bay Copyright Law Violation
- Tivo Wins In Echostar Lawsuit Appeal
- Google Revenues Approach $5 Billion
- Panasonic's Insanely Small Camcorders
- Canon's HF10 Camcorder Hands-on
- BenQ To Outsource LCD TV Production
- Notebook Shipments Grew 33% in 2007
- Amazon Announces Purchase Of Audible
- Record 1080p Videos With JVC's New Everio
- January 30th
- January 29th
- Yahoo Posts Dip In Quarterly Profit
- eBay Lowers Fees For Listing Items
- Nokia Dwarfs Rivals In Mobile Phone Shipments
- Blow Against Music Industry Fishing
- HTC Share Of Windows Mobile Smartphone Segment Declining
- VMware Earnings Surge, But Miss Forecasts
- Employee Caught Selling Historic Docs On eBay
- Nokia's Trolltech Grab Hurts Rivals
- January 28th
- 70,000 iPhones Sold In Germany
- Protecting Your Privacy Online, Anonymously
- Google Ends 2007 With 56% Search Market Share
- Verizon Tops 1 Million FiOS TV Subscribers
- Paypal's $169 Million For Fraud Detection Company
- Asustek Moving Up in Top 10 Notebooks Worldwide
- Flash Shortage Causes 8GB Eee PC Shipment Delays
- Palm To Shut Down Retail Storefronts
- January 26th
- January 25th
- January 24th
- 4.3 Mil Xbox 360 Consoles Sold During Holidays
- 41 Employees Fired For Porn Surfing
- Microsoft Sets Revenue Records Last Quarter
- 11 of the Best from CES
- Sony's Seven New Cameras
- Philips Outsourcing 70% Of LCD TVs
- Best Buy Sells Infected Digital Photo Frames
- Mobile Youtube Expands
- InFocus Introduces New Projectors
- Make a Date with an Online Calendar in 2008
- Blu-ray Leads HD Player Sales In January
- Apple Loses 42% Of Its Market Cap
- LCD Specialists Postpone Fundraising Projects
- Fujitsu Beefs Up Convertible Notebook
- Motorola Attempts to Revive Cellphone Business
- Disney's Mobile Phone Service In Japan
- January 23rd
- January 22nd
- Macworld's 11 Best of Show Awards
- TechSmith Exploring Software for Mac
- Yahoo Expected To Layoff Hundreds
- CorelDraw X4 Graphics Suite Released
- Joomla 1.5 CMS Released
- AT&T Data Plan For iPhone Business Users
- LED Backlighting Rate In Notebook Applications
- RIAA Website Wiped?
- General Electric Data Loss Compromises 650,000
- Samsung, LG Aim To Up Sales Of $200 Handsets
- Wi-Fi Chip Suppliers To Offer Cheap 802.11n Single-chip Solutions
- Prices For Monitor And Notebook Panels Drop
- 21 Million Digital Cable Users in China
- January 18th
- MacSpeech Dictate: Macworld Best of Show
- Samsung Debuts New Monitors at Macworld
- CA Task Force Recommends CA Task Force Recommends 'broadband Bonds'
- CCP Games and Eve Online at Macworld
- Wireless Memory Card a Best of Show Winner
- Zyxel Sues D-Link And Waveplus
- 900 Million GPS Shipments By 2013
- Touch Panels For Future Eee PCs?
- Sprint Nextel Cuts 4000 Jobs
- Macworld: The MacBook Air Hands-On
- January 17th
- IBM Reports $4 Billion Q4 Profit
- Adobe Illustrator's Affordable Rival
- Alkaline Batteries With A 10-year Shelf Life
- HP Passes Dell in Worldwide PC Market
- MacBook Air Pushes Growth Of LED-backlit Applications
- Apple And HP To Account For 40% Of Notebook Sales In 2008
- Samsung To Ship 21 Million Flat Panel TVs In 08
- Sharp LCD TVs Slimmer and Energy Efficient
- Syntax-Brillian Signs LCD Agreement With Sharp
- Google.org Focuses On Climate Change, Poverty And Emerging Threats
- Affordable Adapter for External Storage
- The Arts at Macworld: The John Lennon Bus
- Windows on a Mac: Without Running Windows
- CES Roundup: the Latest and Greatest
- January 16th
- January 15th
- New Age Ad Firm Gives Free Wi-Fi To iPod, iPhone Users
- Notebooks With 40 Hours Of Battery Life?
- Apple Upgrades Apple TV, Announces ITunes Rentals
- iPhone, iPod Touch Get GPS-like Capability
- Apple Announces Time Capsule Wireless Backup
- Microsoft Begins Shipping Office 2008 For Macs
- LCD TVs Account For 74% Of Global Shipments In 2008
- Notebook Battery Suppliers To Raise Prices In Q1
- Intel To Launch 15 Montevina Notebook CPUs In May
- Man Sues HP Over Exploding Computer
- There's Something In The Air At Macworld
- The Line Begins To Form In San Francisco
- January 14th
- January 13th
- January 11th
- January 10th
- Some Predictions for Mac World 2008
- The Ladies of CES 2008
- Philips Eco TV Wins Best of Show at CES 2008
- Taiwan-based TV Makers Highlighting 42-inch And Larger LCD TVs
- Logitech DiNovo Mini Puts Powerful Keyboard in Your Palm
- Iriver Releases Swarowski Edition Of Its Mickey Mouse MP3 Player
- OLPC Developing Dual-boot Windows, Linux OS For Laptops
- CES 2008: Samsung OLED TVs Coming In 2010
- Big TVs For A Big Show
- Asustek To Target Mainstream Notebook Segment In The US
- DRAM Testing And Packaging Houses To Cut Quotes By 5% In Q1
- CES 2008: Sharp Gaming TV
- Amimon's Full-Bandwidth Wireless HDMI Interconnect Technology
- Accell Offers 1.3 capable 4x1 HDMI Switch
- Axiom Audio Audiobyte Speaker Rig Delivers Audiophile Computer Sound
- January 9th
- Mio Technology Aims To Ship Eight Million GPS PNDs In 2008
- Apple's New 8 Core Standard Xeon Mac Pro Workstation
- Asustek To Push WiMAX-based Notebooks In 2008
- Xbox Live Adds Disney, MGM Content
- Asustek Showcasing New Notebooks
- Hybrid SLI To Promote Motherboard/graphics Card Bundling In New Nvidia Additive Brand Strategy
- HP TX2000 Notebooks Do Double-Duty as Tablet PCs
- Targus SonicPak Puts Flat-Panel Speakers onto Notebook Bag
- Maxtor Free-Secure Web Based Shared Storage Access
- Targus SonicPak Puts Flat-Panel Speakers onto Notebook Bag
- New Line To Be Exclusively Blu-Ray
- January 8th
- Comcast Launches Free On Demand Video Website
- Wii, MTV, Second Life Among Winners Of 2008 Tech & Engineering Emmy Awards
- Axentra HipServ Is a Home Entertainment Powerhouse Server
- Cameras And Cell Phones To Get HDMI Port
- Intel Seeks Hearing In EU Anti-trust Case
- Nvidia To Launch MCP7A And MCP7C
- TSMC Decreasing Wafer Expansion by 20%
- AMD Touts Upcoming AMD LIVE! Ultra
- magicJack: Free Phone Calls for a Year
- Tonium's Pacemaker Pocket DJ System
- CES: Blu-Ray Press Conference Says Victory Is Inevitable
- CES: Dell Crystal Display Emulates Apple
- January 7th
- Wikia Search To Offer Community-driven Search Engine Facilities
- State of the Media Democracy
- Microsoft Admits Office 2003 Service Pack Error
- Guitar Hero - Without the Guitar
- Digeo Moxi Serves Multimedia in Multiple Rooms, Records HD
- Cirrus Logic DSP Uses Dolby Volume for Steady Sound Levels
- AMD Embraces OLPC After Intel Flap
- HP Announces 500 GB NAS System
- HD Radio Strikes Deal With Ford
- AMD's Xilleon HD Graphics Processor Offers Enhanced Visual Experience
- Intel Introduces 16 New 45nm Processors For 2008
- AMD Brings DirectX 10.1 To Notebooks With ATI Mobility Radeon HD 3000 Series
- San Francisco's Free WiFi Back On
- CES 2008: Sonoro Previews Internet Radio
- Bill Gates Pokes Fun At Himself During CES 2008 Keynote
- Sony Does Not Even Say The Words 'Playstation 3' At CES Press Conference
- Emtrace Technologies Produces Wallet-size Digital Photoframe
- SE2 Labs Offers Customized ITC One Home Theater Console
- CES 2008: Logitech Shows Off New Audio Gear
- Yoggie Pico Puts World-class Security on a USB Key
- CES 2008: Hello Kitty Laptop is Scary
- WildCharge Offers Cordless Power Charger
- CES 2008: HD DVD Press Conference Canceled
- Warner Home Video Drops HD DVD Support, Backs Blu-ray Exclusively
- CES 2008 - 3DRadio, 'Tivo' For Radio
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Here, Reggie shows how depression can be a powerful force of transformation. He says that when we let go of thoughts and judgments, and take the energy of depression as an object of mindfulness, it can liberate us from the reference points that cause us to suffer.
These selections are from the 2008 Winter Dathün retreat and the Meditating with the Body Core Curriculum. Caroline Pfohl will lead the upcoming The Body Loves retreat that begins March 25th. Learn more here.
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Boys Soccer – Marlboro, Midd. North and Rumson All Fall Just Shy of Titles
FLEMINGTON - For three straight games, the Marlboro boys soccer team had found ways to win a hard-fought NJSIAA Central Jersey Group IV tournament game through sheer will, determination and some favorable bounces of the ball.
Thursday night, against one of the state's most airtight defenses, the ball bounced the other way.
Top-seeded Hunterdon Central pulled out a 7-6 victory over No. 3 Marlboro in penalty kicks after 100 scoreless minutes to win the Central Jersey Group IV title while denying the visiting Mustangs their first ever NJSIAA sectional championship.
"I wasn't planning a postgame speech for a loss, only for if we had won," Marlboro coach Dave Santos said. "A lot of what I was going to say if we won is still relevant now that we lost and that is that I'm proud of them, they put in a strong effort and I tell them all the time, don't let your goals be the end-all. A lot of times, it's about the journey, and this was a fabulous journey. We accomplished a lot, we bonded like no team I've ever coached and we don't have a title, but it's still a successful season in my eyes."
During the round of penalty kicks, Marlboro keeper James Weinberg deflected the sixth Hunterdon Central attempt, but the shot by Martin Menendez directed his shot with enough pace to tuck it into the side netting to extend the sudden death round of kicks to a seventh overall shot for both teams. Weinberg also got a fingertip on the previous Red Devils shot by Jacob Grant to the same spot on the goal.
"I feel for James, because he's a terrific keeper and he did everything he could to get a finger on those two shots and he almost had them," Santos said. "Those weren't easy shots to save and he almost came up with both of them. It's a tough situation with the pressure building and neither team is blinking. At some point, somebody has to blink and, really, it was more their keeper coming up with a save than us missing."
Hunterdon Central keeper Dan Mecadon then saved a shot by Marlboro senior Steven Karp that was headed for the left side of the goal - the only shot that either team did not convert in seven rounds of kicks. Aidan Cook then followed with the clinching kick, slamming the ball into the middle of the goal with Weinberg looking to gain an advantage to his right.
Hunterdon Central (17-1-1) was the more dangerous team in overtime, but Marlboro senior P.J. Ringel nearly performed his third state tournament magic trick. Ringel, who scored two of Marlboro's three golden goals during the first three rounds of the tournament, go a clear look at the net in the 98th minute and unleashed a low, slicing shot toward the right post. The ball outpaced Mecodon, but eluded the right post by less than a foot to the outside of the frame.
Fittingly enough, Marlboro's only other near miss was a 15-yard strike over the bar by junior Zach Scarpa, who scored the other golden goal during Marlboro's run to the sectional final. Beyond that, Marlboro did not generate a serious threat against a Red Devils defense that has allowed five goals in 19 games this season.
After setting a school record with 20 wins, winning the Class A North public division title and reaching the championship game in both the Central Group IV and Shore Conference Tournaments, Marlboro (20-2-2) will bid farewell to 17 seniors. That includes Ringel, who will graduate as the program's second-leading all-time goal-scorer and third-leading point-scorer after a 21-goal senior season.
"I say all the time: you're only going to go as far as your seniors take you," Santos said. "Coming in, we had the 17 seniors and particularly the three captains - Justin Goldstein, Josh Grun and Ryan LaRocca - who are team-first, hard-working guys of character and a lot of times teams take the personality of their captains and we did, for sure."
In other sectional finals...
North Jersey Section 2, Group III
(1) Hopewell Valley 2, (6) Middletown North 1
For the second straight year, the Middletown North boys soccer team saw its state playoff run end at Hopewell Valley. This time, it was a second-half header by Max Wills in the 51st minute that sank the Lions and delivered the Bulldogs the winning goal and their first sectional championship in 11 years.
Ryan Harmon buried a direct kick in the 20th minute pulled Middletown North (14-5-2) even at 1 after Wills's corner kick found the head of Dante Bettino for the opening goal.
Middletown North lost to Hopewell Valley (20-4) in last year's North 2 Group III semifinal, 4-2, after beating Chatham and Summit in the first two rounds. Middletown North beat Chatham and Summit again on the way to its first sectional final appearance since 1999, but unfortunately for the Lions, the script remained completely the same as last year's.
Central Jersey Group II
(2) Bernards 1, (13) Rumson-Fair Haven 0
It took the Rumson-Fair Haven boys soccer team an entire season to find its groove and once it did, the Bulldogs were oh-so-close to turning a late-season surge into program history.
Rumson battled red-hot Bernards to a scoreless draw through one half, but Dan Paez broke loose for the game's lone goal early in the second half to give the Mountaineers a 1-0 win and the Central Jersey Group II championship.
While Rumson (10-13) entered the game as the highest seed still alive in the entire state tournament after entering its postseason 7-12, Bernards was an even hotter team. The Mountaineers (20-1-1) extended their unbeaten streak to 20 games and have won 15 games in a row.


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Merck presents biochromatography resin of a new performance class
Merck KGaA is presenting Eshmuno™ S, a new-generation chromatography resin for biopharmaceutical applications, at the Biological Production Forum in Düsseldorf from June 24 to 26, 2009.
The new cation exchanger Eshmuno™ S was specifically developed by Merck for purification of monoclonal antibodies (mABs). James Easson, Marketing Manager at Merck, says: "With Eshmuno™ S we are responding to the wishes of our partners in the biopharmaceutical industry. New possibilities are now available to those seeking to increase efficiency and reduce costs in biomolecule purification processes." This statement is confirmed by extensive studies.
New standards for chromatography
Eshmuno™ S sets standards with respect to binding capacity for antibodies. Thanks to optimized tentacle adsorption, its binding capacity is increased to about 150% compared with other surface-grafted cation exchangers. In addition, a hydrophilic polyvinyl ether base matrix specifically designed by Merck for chromatography allows higher flow rates - thus speeding up biopharmaceutical processes. Both factors - tentacle adsorption and base matrix - increase productivity by up to 500% compared to other soft-gel ion exchangers.
The use of Eshmuno™ S instead of a protein A-based capture step can reduce purification costs by up to 30%. Eshmuno™ S can be safely packed into production-scale biochromatography columns by simple flow packing, axial compression or using water. This reduces both costs and development times for the biopharmaceutical industry.
Suitable for Eshmuno™ S, Merck offers a portfolio of column sanitization chemicals under the brand name EMPROVE® bio. These comply with current regulatory requirements. Besides this, the numerous EMPROVE® bio products also offer safety along the entire biopharmaceutical process chain.
Tried and tested and available immediately
Eshmuno™ S is immediately usable and available for the capture step and intermediate purification (after protein A) of monoclonal antibodies (mABs) and biomolecules. Merck is presenting the new resin as the first product of the new Eshmuno™ product group.
Source: Merck KGaA
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text: In my forty plus years of leadership, I have learned to choose potential leaders based on their teachability. People who are teachable have already cleared many hurdles on their leadership journey. Potential leaders need to possess certain traits that qualify them for the job, but unteachable people are disqualified right at the get-go. It is a mindset that people possess. People are either looking for ways to learn and grow, or they believe they know it all. People who are passionate and teachable are likely to grow and succeed, so choose to be teachable. -Paul Weaver


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I really, really, really wanted to buy this. It is the Nest Thermostat. It's a learning thermostat. It separates itself from a programmable thermostat, but recording how you use it. After a week or so of use, in conjunction with sensors, it begins to program itself. It was designed by the guy who designed the ipod, so it looks cool. It has an lcd screen and changes colors, and can be modified from the internet . It also cost 250 dollars.
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It was a little warm the other day so I decided to work on the front porch lights. This has been high on my todo list because I have no front porch lights and it's very dark up there. I should clarify, I do have front porch lights. They are busted to hell and back and I can't get them apart to change the bulbs.
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I just realized it's been 3 and half weeks since my last post. I've been busy helping other people with other projects. This week I was able to get back to the pantry.


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Not only has unemployment increased during this downturn, but it is taking longer than ever for people to find new jobs. Capital Economics believes this could be due to the changing skills required for the jobs of tomorrow.
Thus a recovery in employment could take longer than in previous downturns and demand for education companies is likely to persist as well.
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Nothing — not even medical images —are safe from cyberattacks. On May 12, the WannaCry ransomware attack infected around 300,000 operating systems in 150 countries. Among the casualties were 48 British hospital trusts, and many hospitals were forced to cancel or postpone appointments. According to NeuroMesh, a cyber security system for loT (lab of things) devices, facilities could protect data if they used a permanent digital ledger to distribute updates.
In an op-ed published in Quartz, Gregory Falco and Caleb Li of Neuromesh write that hospital devices often do not have sufficient memory bandwidth or processing power for keeping data secure. More so, these machines are usually connected to a LAN (local area network), which make installing security updates more difficult than through other networks.
The blockchain can prevent cyber-attacks through its various applications. "There is a strong solution in running all communications through the blockchain, which does away with the traditional server/client paradigm, and which has no single point of failure," write Falco and Li. "As the blockchain is pseudonymous, it also prevents an entire hospital network being breached if a hacker gains access to a single medical device."
Blockchain's immutability feature makes it almost impossible to unilaterally manipulate data, meaning that a hacker would need to obtain access to more than 51 percent of the blockchain's processing power to alter the ledger, which Falco and Li call "a difficult feat." Sensitive healthcare data can be kept private if facilities used the blockchain to send security updates to "vulnerable endpoint devices."
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It was my first demonstration in Sydney. This art gallery had an opening party for Mr. Yuji Ogawa's solo photo exhibition at that time. I was one of the performers for it.
I thought a demonstration with big brush was coarse. Too much ink was spent and surroundings were polluted carelessly. I didn't like it. However the audience was really excited in my performance and I realized which way I should go.
Place: Yuga Flora cafe and Gallery Sydney
Date: 08 December 2004


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Today's card is from the "Shapeshifter Tarot".
Today, it will be possible for memories of all types to surface. They could come in the form of remembrances of family or friends. It is also possible for some type of ancestral memory to occur. No matter what type of remnant of the past you face today, remember that it is up to you whether you wish to spend time with it, or acknowledge and release it. For those of you who are interested in past lives, this card indicates that it may be a good time to explore that avenue.


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BRACHYCERA, Muscomorpha Schizophora Acalyptratae, Carnoidea
Number of British species: 177
Size: T-S
Difficulty: 2-4 Panel
Minute to medium sized (1-5mm, sometimes up to 8 mm), stout to slender flies, usually with a conspicuously large ocellar triangle and few bristles. Often yellowish or greenish with black brown or red markings; sometimes body entirely or in part shining black or dusted grey. Arista bare to pubescent, the arista itself sometimes enlarged; ocelli present; Ocellar bristles present or reduced; Postvertical bristles parallel, converging or reduced; frontal bristles usually reduced, sometimes several forward, outward, or backward curved pairs present; dorsal region of head usually closely packed with smaller setulae; vibrissae present in some cases, usually reduced or absent. Proepisternum with a sharp anterior carina. Wing generally clear, in only a few species with a pattern; costa virtually always with a subcostal break; vein Sc incomplete; crossvein BM-Cu absent; vein CuA1 usually with a flexure halfway cell bm + dm; often vein R4+5and sometimes also vein M1 curving toward the costa; cell cup open or absent. Tibiae without dorsal preapical bristle.
The larvae of the Chloropidae generally feed on living plant or animal tissues or on dead organic matter (insect frass, rotting plant material, mushrooms and bracket fungi, carrion, nests of birds etc.). Some feed on root aphids or on eggs of spiders and grasshoppers. Some woodland species live in decaying wood or below the bark of trees. Larvae feeding on vegetable material prefer the stems and flowers of grasses, reeds and sedges where they may cause galls; a number of these gall-forming species can cause damage to agriculture. The adults are encountered chiefly in open habitats such as meadows and marshland, although some species are typical of woodland. Several species visit flowers; from late summer onward Thaumatomyia notata (Meigen) may occur indoors, where it seeks refuge for the winter.


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It's a long running family joke that I am a shocking swimmer, which as my father always says is unfortunate as I have nice broad swimmers shoulders……… thanks dad!!
So when I set off to Triathlon training 8 months ago it was with a few chuckles.
To be honest, I mainly only intended to join in on the running training but the triathlon bug is contagious and being surrounded by people encouraging you to have a shot was only going to lead to me entering a triathlon sooner or later.
Fitting in training for 3 sports has been an adventure in itself and sometimes i don't know whether i am coming or going! Running was already ticking over nicely so i just needed to slot in swimming and cycling.
Swimming was the hardest, I could go to the pool and do lengths of breast stroke (badly) but without someone teaching front crawl I was going nowhere fast (quite literally). Now as a girl at the age of 24 having someone teach you front crawl is actually quite embarrassing but I was lucky enough that one of the guys at the triathlon club offer to give me a few pointers. Alot of home baking bribery later and although I still have along way to go with my swimming I don't feel like I am about to drown every time I attempt front crawl.
I love cycling so fitting that back into my life was a joy and a pleasure. Mainly I started off on the spin bikes at the gym while I looked out the perfect bike. Two weeks ago I got my very own specialized pink bike (not orange at it appears to everyone but me!) and I am in love!
And actually fitting each discipline into my week equally, well I haven't quite nailed that yet between shift work and you know, life!
The first Triathlon I took part in was a mixed team relay, it was perfect as not only is the distance short but you have your very own cheer squad! It made for an amazing day out with a yummy buffet after and in typical scottish style it rained all day. But what did it matter we were all soaking anyway!
The relay triathlon also provided me with the perfect opportunity to try transitions. Definitely need to learn to not just fling my kit away once I am done with it but I was very fast just not very tidy. It was also my first chance to try running off my bike, talk about jelly legs. If your looking at doing your first triathlon I can not recommend a team relay enough, support of your team and a shorter distance.
An awful lot to work on in the next few weeks before I head up to Nairn for their Sprint Triathlon but needless to say I am hooked on triathlon!
Now just to get my swimming and cycling distance up to my running……….oh gosh!!


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Samsung may need to reboot the entire Galaxy Note line.
With Samsung "temporarily adjusting" the production of the Note 7 in the wake of replacement units burning up, this particular family of phones may have lost all of its credibility. We discuss whether Samsung may be better off cutting its loss and starting fresh with a new brand.
It'll be a long time before we forget to link the Note brand with explosions and fire.
We also dig into the memes that emerged from last night's presidential debate, which pitted Hillary Clinton against Donald Trump for a second time.
Lastly, we talk about Samsung again, but in the context of its years-long legal battle with Apple. Both companies head to the Supreme Court to state their case on Tuesday.
The 3:59 gives you bite-size news and analysis about the top stories of the day, brought to you by the CNET News team in New York and producer Bryan VanGelder.
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Is There a Generic Vivelle-Dot?
At this time, Vivelle-Dot is not available in generic form (see Generic Vivelle-Dot for more information).
Vivelle-Dot Drug Information
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Vivelle-Dot [package insert]. East Hanover, NJ: Novartis Pharmaceuticals Corporation;2004 August.
Food and Drug Administration, Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. Electronic orange book: Approved drug products with therapeutic equivalence evaluations. FDA Web site. Available at: http://www.fda.gov/cder/ob/. Accessed April 25, 2008.
Briggs GG, Freeman RK, Yaffe SJ. Drugs in Pregnancy and Lactation. 7th ed. Philadelphia (PA): Lippincott Williams & Wilkins;2005.
National Library of Medicine (US). Drugs and Lactation Database (LactMED). NLM Web site. Available at: http://toxnet.nlm.nih.gov/cgi-bin/sis/htmlgen?LACT. Accessed April 25, 2008.
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Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba Approval
Attention Manitoba massage therapists: The Institute of Somatic Therapy is pleased to announce that we have received another approval for our massage continuing education. Effective April 3, 2018, Institute of Somatic Therapy has several courses approved by the Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba (MTAM) for continuing education. The MTAM is a not-for-profit association of over 1150 professional massage therapists in Manitoba. We look forward to serving Manitoba massage therapists with their continuing education needs. We are committed to providing the best online home study continuing education courses available to massage therapists.
Manitoba Massage Continuing Education Requirements
Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba members are required to complete 24 continuing education credits in a 2 year cycle due every other August 31. CE credits needed are as follows:
- 18 CECs from Primary/Core Competency activities, and
- up to 6 CECs from Secondary/Complementary activities.
All CECs can be from Primary/Core Competency coursers. Approved online course work is acceptable.
Manitoba Massage CE Course Approvals
The MTAM has approved the following online courses offered by the Institute of Somatic Therapy through 4/3/2020. (Click each title to go to course information page.)
• Prenatal Massage Fundamentals – 12 primary/core competency credits.
• Prenatal Massage Techniques – 12 primary/core competency credits.
• Infant Massage – 16 primary/core competency credits.
• Massage Doula Support – 21 primary/core competency credits.
Institute of Somatic Therapy plans to seek Massage Therapy Association of Manitoba approval for more of our courses in the near future. If you are a Manitoba massage therapist and are interested in more of our courses, please contact us. Let us know which courses you would like us to submit for approval next.
(MTAM Disclaimer: The approval of these courses for continuing competency credits by the MTAM Education and Competency Committee does not represent an endorsement of the course or any products or services promoted within the course.)
Additional Canadian Massage Therapy Continuing Education
Several other Canadian associations currently accept Institute of Somatic Therapy courses for continuing education. Our courses meet the criteria for College of Massage Therapists of Ontario (CMTO) and Natural Health Practitioners of Canada (NHPC). We also have course approvals pending with the College of Massage Therapists of British Columbia.
Laws can and do change, and your associations will hold you responsible for knowing the laws that apply to you. Please note that we provide this information as a courtesy, but cannot guarantee its accuracy because laws are continually subject to change.
United States Massage CE Approvals
Institute of Somatic Therapy (Judith Koch) is approved by the NCBTMB (Provider #280672-00) as a continuing education Approved Provider. Institute of Somatic Therapy is approved by Florida (#MCE-326), and New York (#0019). Our courses are also valid for AMTA, ABMP, and most individual states. Some states limit how many hours can be done online or by home study. Please refer to our State Guidelines section for specific information about your state.


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By Sarah Pusateri
Three of MacDill Air Force Base's finest retired today — after serving a combined total of 217 years.
Dog years–that is.
After a fulfilling career of multiple deployments and secret service missions, German Shepherds Conny, Jago, and Haris were honored in a ceremony at the Tampa base.
K-9 Conny had the most accomplished career. Deployed to Afghanistan twice and Iraq three times, she is credited with supporting 12 secret service missions.
Her long list of achievements were read during the ceremony in front of a room full of prior and current military service dog handlers.
Her handler, Senior Airman Brandon Denton, remembers how he and Conny took care of each other while deployed in Afghanistan.
"When things would get dangerous and everything, she would come to me and I'd help calm her down and I would always depend on her to find the explosives to save me and the troops behind me," he said.
And Conny helped Denton find love.
"She was actually the reason, me and my wife got together."
While deployed, Denton had to go to the medical clinic to get a rabies shot. He brought Conny along.
That's where his now wife, Jessica Clemente, was working as a medic.
She said, "I fell in love with her first (Conny)- and now him second."
The couple got married earlier this month.
Conny was the ring bearer and the flower girl. Now, the couple i's adopting her, so Conny is also an official member of the family.
Also retiring:
Jago, 10, has deployed to Afghanistan, Iraq twice and Kyrgyzstan and supported nine secret service missions. Jago will retire to the home of Senior Airman Brett Carson, 6th Security Forces Squadron dog handler.
Haris, 11, has deployed to Bulgaria, Iraq twice, UAE and Germany. He has also supported 20 secret service missions. Haris will retire to the home of Randall and Shelly Patty of Louisiana.
Video from the ceremony photographed and edited by Sarah Pusateri:
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Striker Matt Green has scored eight goals in all competitions this season and if you think he'll score the only goal of the game against Pompey, you can get odds of 50/1 for Green to score first and Stags to win 1-0!
Portsmouth currently lie in fifth position in Sky Bet League Two and have scored 17 goals at home in their seven games so far. For both teams to score, Sky Bet will offer odds of 1/1.
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Mission Statement
"What universities have not yet done is create institutions that aim, across a broad range of specific topics, to connect academic work and the broad capacities of the academic community with organizations and parties beyond the academy that possess the power and influence to transform all this into concrete consequences benefiting humanity. This is the purpose of Columbia World Projects."
Columbia World Projects is a new initiative at Columbia University that aims to systematically bring university research out into the world in the form of projects that will have a significant and lasting positive impact on people's lives and will help guide the way to solutions to intractable problems, while also enriching research and scholarship.
Major research universities like Columbia are home to a breadth and depth of expertise that no other institution can match. However, with scholarship often organized along disciplinary lines, connections between fields and practical applications of research to challenges in the world beyond the university, can be missed. Columbia World Projects aims to make productive connections between the work of schools and departments — both within the university and between the university and potential partners in government, foundations, business, and civil society — to generate new, collaborative multi-year projects. Through careful research and planning, we aim to identify areas where we can make a concrete, measurable impact within three to five years.
Columbia World Projects has an intellectual mission that goes along with the projects we generate, select and implement. We consider large, pressing questions, such as the future of democracy, as a way of identifying areas where we should create projects. And then, while operating projects based on university research, we aim to study and teach the process by which knowledge translates — or does not translate — into socially useful action. To this end, we are training an annual cohort of Obama Foundation Scholars, who are rising leaders from all over the world, and engaging Columbia students from across the University in our projects and intellectual work. Additionally, we regularly convene leading researchers and practitioners to consider the relationship between expertise and action, and to think about which specific areas could most benefit from these connections. We also aim to be a leader in building the nascent field of implementation.
Columbia World Projects is focused on a method of connecting universities with the rest of society, not on any one specific issue, and is committed to go beyond thinking and into doing through the projects it conceives and executes.


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Traditional Greek food as cooked by Greek mothers!! Delicious and easy recipes!!
This is a very, very quick snack to prepare! If you're suddenly very hungry and you want to prepare something immediately that's not only filling , but also tasty and nutritious - then this is it!
2 barley rolls
2 tomatoes
Olive oil
250 g feta cheese
Wet the rolls slightly with some water.
Place the rolls on a dish and pour some olive oil over them.
Grate the tomatoes on top of them.
Cut the feta into small pieces and sprinkle on top.
Finally, add salt, pepper and plenty of oregano.
Eat and Enjoy!
Labels: Side Dishes, Snacks, Vegetarian
3 comments:
Ooh, yummy! Why wet the rolls, though? Just curious.
- 22 August 2008 at 06:43
It just makes it softer to eat - try it, you'll see!
- 22 August 2008 at 08:30
- Maria Verivaki said...
you mean the cretan dakos!!!
we call it dakos in crete, as well as koukouvayia (i dont know why people think it looks like an owl...)
- 13 September 2008 at 11:36
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Taxi fares will change in Bridgend County Borough next week after a new pricing proposal suggested by licensed drivers was agreed.
A number of taxi drivers have argued that fares should be increased for the first time since 2011 due to the rise in cost of livingcoupled with the cost of running their vehicles.
In October, after considering four alternative pricing structures put forward by drivers, the Cabinet at Bridgend County Borough Council agreed with the option which had the most support from the trade.
The chosen option suggested that, for one to four passengers, the daytime 'pick up rate' which covers the first half mile of a journey should be raised by 30p to become £2.80 instead of £2.50. After this distance, the fares would increase by 20p every tenth of a mile as opposed to every eighth of a mile.
Fares would remain more expensive between the hours of 8pm and 6am, as well as on Bank Holidays and Christmas Day. Drivers were also keen for the soiling charge to increase to £125.
The proposal was advertised by the council in November as a public notice, giving local residents the chance to raise any concerns. The fare changes have now been approved and will come into effect from Monday 14 January.
Cllr Dhanisha Patel, a member of the Shared Regulatory Services Joint Committee which covers licensing matters, said: "Drivers were keen to see a slight fare change as they have been telling us that they face larger outlays before they can start to earn a living. However, it was important to strike a balance, bearing in mind that taxis should remain affordable for the public, especially those who depend on them.
"If you compare the taxi fares between all 370 local authorities across the country, Bridgend County Borough is currently the 331st most expensive area to hail a taxi, at £4.90 for a two-mile journey. The most expensive fare can be found in Watford, where a two-mile journey costs £8.40.
"Under the new fare rate, a two-mile journey here will cost £5.80, which will put us in roughly the middle at 198th most
All of the taxis - also known as hackney carriages - that are licensed by Bridgend County Borough Council can be hailed from the street, operate from taxi ranks, or be pre-booked if required. Their pricing structures differ from those for private hire vehicles such as minibuses which always need to be pre-booked and can't be flagged down. expensive, which is still cheaper than the Vale of Glamorgan and Cardiff."


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Why Choose 3CX IP Phone System
Choosing to deploy 3CX IP Phone System software is the best decision your company can make concerning telecommunications. This affordable business phone system solution makes installation, maintenance, and management a breeze with its Microsoft-based software, so you do not need to learn Linux during installation. See why thousands of businesses worldwide choose 3CX business phone system solution, including Pepsi, Boeing, and American Express.
To view 3CX IP phone system software pricing, features, or additional product videos, click here.
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National Integrity System Germany, Short Version
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This report provides a broad overview of anti-corruption efforts in Germany. 13 areas or institutions ('pillars') are analysed in terms of their legal and de facto structures, resources and measures for preventing and repressing corruption. In the Federal Republic of Germany, all the analysed areas and institutions at government level and within society came out at the top end of the NIS assessment system. In spite of the overall good to very good situation, Transparency Germany sees opportunities for improvement and requirements for action in the sectors and institutions analysed.


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Sydney West Commercial Industrial comprises a highly motivated and professional group of representatives . We are focused on exceeding client's expectations through our wide range of experience, market knowledge and continued education of legislation to ensure success of your sales, leasing & management transactions.
With a passion for real estate at an early age, Annette's commercial and industrial career commenced in 1989 in the South West region of Liverpool.
Annette has been fortunate to work for both National and International corporate real estate organisations developing skills in sales, leasing and property management.
Over the past 28 years, Annette has developed and maintained long term business associations with affluent business investors in Sydney's South West. She continues these associations as the property portfolios are transferred within the family generations.
As a licensed real estate agent and as an investor personally, Annette recognises the importance of maximising ones return on investment, minimising vacancy periods and is able to identify and highlight key features of an investment in order to achieve a successful sale or leasing transaction.
Integrity and ethics are the forefront of Annette's style of business. Together with her knowledge of the South West region, one will be assured of a high standard of service in the sale, leasing and property management of your investment portfolio.
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Taylor is the newest member of our Property Management team.
After starting her career in administration, Taylor has since completed her Certificate of Registration as well as various courses specialising in Property Management.
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