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It has been way too long since I posted: all is well, just busy and the usual stuff gets in the way. I would apologize but you have heard it before… ok, I can't not say it: I am sorry! 😦
It is May, of course – and that means Ehlers Danlos Awareness Month. I hope you are doing something, however small an action it may be, to promote awareness in your little corner of the world. Posting on social media is always a winner but there are all kinds of things that can be done. Awareness is so important, as you all know, in making living with EDS a little easier. More awareness means more people knowing they have it,better treatment,more research being done and more understanding. I am going to be posting more frequently here and on FB (cross my heart!) during May and hopefully thereafter!
In the meantime, I wanted to share this very exciting, important development with you:
An anthology of EDS stories, Our Stories of Strength: Living With Ehlers Danlos Syndrome will be available this month: the Kindle version is now available for pre-order and will be published on May 8th on the Amazon Kindle Store. A printed table-top version will be available as well. Our SOS Media, created by Misti Reutlinger and Kendra Neilson Myles, is debuting their first anthology, the first of many to come. They have worked long and hard to compile more than 50 stories from people living with EDS and one of them is mine.
My submission is "A Letter to Emily's Mom", addressed to myself at the beginning of this journey. I am very excited to read the other stories and for Emily to read them as well.
I think it is wonderful that the EDS community will have such a collection of stories to encourage, uplift and to share. This will be something you can read and share with others: this book will be a wonderful way to raise awareness outside the EDS community and help friends and family understand the journey, as well as aid you on your own journey. I firmly believe there is nothing quite like knowing you are not alone when you are facing something like EDS.
Here is their Facebook page Go look and like them!
Here they are on Twitter Follow them! #OurStoriesofStrength
Here is a link to their website They are calling for submissions for future books, so have a look and consider sharing your own story.
If you are thinking, 'that is lovely, but I don't have a Kindle so how can I read it?' On the amazon page, there is a link (top of the page, right below the title of the book) to get the free Kindle app, so you can read Kindle books on your smart phone, tablet or computer – you don't have to have a Kindle to read this book! (All you have to do is supply your email or phone number and Amazon will send you a link for the app. Easy Peasy. You still have to buy the book, of course, but the app is free.)
I will share further updates here and I hope you will support these two ladies, fellow EDSers, in this worthy endeavor!


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North Korea is a Serious Nuclear Threat
North Korea's has become a serious Nuclear threat to the world as demonstrated by the country's progress in massively increasing the yields of its nuclear weapons, heightening the threat posed by its ballistic missiles, according to a U.S. website monitoring the region.
38 North said it is significant that relevant agencies, such as the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty Organization, revised upward their initial estimates of the seismic magnitude of North Korea's sixth nuclear test on Sept. 3 from 5.8 to 6.1.
"This revision is significant because, rather than providing an equivalent yield of about 120 kilotons derived from the lower magnitude estimates, the application of standard formula with appropriate constants shows that the yield can now be estimated to have been roughly 250 kilotons (one quarter megaton)," it said in an analysis.
This yield is close to what 38 North previously estimated to be the maximum containable yield for the test site in Punggye-ri, northeastern North Korea, it added.
It also increases the danger of the regime's ballistic missile program.
"Regardless of whether this most recent test was an operational warhead for an ICBM or simply a device, the yield of the test clearly shows North Korean progress in increasing the yields of their nuclear weapons," the analysis said. "The significance of this is that it has the potential to dramatically increase the threat posed by its Strategic Force (responsible for ballistic missiles) as individual nuclear warheads potentially now have 10-times (or more) greater destructive power."
North Korea would need fewer nuclear-tipped missiles to destroy a given target. With the current missile inventory, it could also target larger areas.
"If the claim that the device just tested has a variable yield is true (from tens to hundreds of kilotons), then this may also imply the North Koreans intend to adopt an expanded policy of using nuclear weapons, including tactical use, in addition to deterring threats to existence of the state," 38 North said. "By doing so, they would join countries such as the United States, Russia, China, Pakistan, etc. that have policies regarding the use of tactical nuclear weapons, clearly further destabilizing the Korean peninsula situation."
38 North is a website devoted to informed analysis of North Korea.
While it strives to break new ground, the site's main objective is to bring the best possible analysis to both seasoned North Korea watchers and general audiences alike. Too often analysis of the North is permeated by inexperience, littered with inaccurate information or grounded in poorly deduced reasoning. We believe no one really knows for sure what is going on in North Korea, but we can at least try to understand the possibilities. Similarly, anyone who professes certainty should be viewed with the greatest skepticism.
To accomplish these objectives, 38 North harnesses the experience of long-time observers of North Korea and others who have dealt directly with North Koreans. It draws on other experts outside the field who might bring fresh, well-informed insights to those of us who follow North Korea.
38 North covers not only North Korea's weapons of mass destruction, but digs beneath the surface of political, economic, social and other developments. North Korea is not a hermit kingdom, but rather a country that has been in the throes of change, good and bad, for over a decade. Those changes have important implications for the Korean peninsula, the East Asian region and the international community.
38 North strives as much as possible for ideological balance, publishing opposing opinions, and utilizes various technologies to analyze military, economic, social and other developments north of the DMZ. While it is an American-based project, it draws on experts from around the world to provide international perspectives as well.
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Here is video of Trey Lyles and P.J. Thompson from Friday. Lyles is a 6-foot-9 forward for Indianapolis Tech (green jersey) that is, of course, an IU commit. Thompson is a 5-8 point guard for Brebeuf (white) that is receiving interest from Indiana.
Tim Buckley was at the game and left during the first half, but Tom Crean arrived shortly thereafter.
I was really impressed with both players. Tech had problems getting Lyles the ball for long stretches, but he did not force the issue and clearly has an advanced offensive game. I told Dustin that if he grows another couple of inches Dirk Nowitzki is a fair comparison for his game; he's a big that is fluid enough and has a good enough jump shot to pull out defenders to the perimeter and do damage there.
The biggest thing about Thompson is that his teammates trust him, and he trusts himself. You'll see footage at the end of Brebeuf trying to hold onto a lead and his teammates clearly wanted Thompson to have the ball. He needs to grow, but he seems to play with a good motor, has a solid handle and understands the mental aspect of playing point guard.


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By Devin Corbitt, The Belton Journal
The Belton Independent School District Board of Trustees took a special time out of their meeting on Monday to say goodbye to Trustee Dr. Rosie Montgomery.
"Dr. Rosie Montgomery has served on this board for the last five years and given her heart to us, this team, this board and this district, and we want to take a moment to say thank you," Board President Randy Pittenger said. "It's hard to break up a team that's been working a lot of hours together. But I appreciate your decision."
Montgomery's seat was up for re-election this year, and after initially putting in her ballot, she withdrew herself from the race in order to spend more time volunteering directly with children in the district.
"You are a great example of a lifelong learner, and I think that's a very important part of being on the school board. It generates thought, and I think you do a great job of asking wonderful questions," Secretary Mike Cowan said. "What I'm going to miss most about Rosie is that she is a true champion for the education of those that need it the most. You're always looking out for the interests and education of special education, in particular, and those that are less fortunate."
Because Montgomery withdrew her ballot, the board currently has an open seat. Rather than spending the money on a special election, the board has decided to appoint someone to fill the position for a year and then open the seat in next year's elections for the remaining two years of the term.
"It is the board's intent to accept applications (from) anybody who would like to be considered for nomination," Pittenger said.
Pittenger's seat was also up for re-election this year. He ran unopposed and was therefore sworn in on Monday night. After his swearing-in, Trustee Sue Jordan moved to reappoint Pittenger as President, Penny Digby as Vice President and Cowan and Secretary.
Before bidding Montgomery farewell, the board members recognized the previous month's outstanding students. The first group of these were three seniors who earned associate's degrees through the Temple Bioscience Institute: Marissa DeLeon, Emily Lin and Dezzarae Luera.
Sports was next on the agenda, as the boys and girls tennis teams were applauded for their second place wins at the district tournament. In the track and field arena, Bekah Alcozer placed second in discus for 6A Region II, while William Watson took home the gold in the 300-meter hurdles. Both will compete in the state meet May 14-16. Rounding out athletics were the four soccer players who were named to all-state teams. Ryan Diaz was selected as a first team all-state forward, Blake Odell
a second team all-state forward, and Courtney Dippel as a first team all-state goalkeeper. Brandan Coulter received an all-state honorable mention as a defender.
On the fine arts stage for the night were the high school varsity choirs. The girls, boys and mixed choirs received superior ratings for concert and sight-reading at the UIL regional contest in April, earning them a sweepstakes award. Not to be outdone, the high school varsity wind ensemble also earned a sweepstakes award at their regional contest. The future also looks bright for the wind ensembles, as the varsity wind ensembles from Lake Belton Middle School (LBMS), North Belton Middle School (NBMS) and South Belton Middle School (SBMS) received sweepstakes awards at their regional contest, as well.
The district announced the selection of two Grow Your Own Scholarship recipients. The scholarship assists BISD students or teachers who plan to receive a bilingual teacher certification. Grace Garcia and Javier Ayala Jr., both seniors at Belton High School, were chosen this year. Both will begin their educations at Temple College before transferring to Texas A&M Central Texas.
To round out the recognitions, the Temple Rotary Club selected Michelle Delongchamps as the Rotary Educator of the Month. Delongchamps teaches first grade at Chisholm Trail Elementary School, where she also serves as grade level leader and strives to bring creative events to the school as a whole.
The board then held a public hearing to discuss federal programs. Last year, the district received $1,845,081 in federal funds, and they are currently planning for the 2015-2016 school year funding opportunities. To learn more about federal funding, contact Celia Ray at email@example.com.
The month's consent agenda included an extension of the interlocal agreement with Killeen ISD for graduation videos. The $4,000 initial cost will be covered by post-graduation sale of the videos. The agenda was approved unanimously.
Dr. Susan Kincannon's Superintendent's Report began with a graduation update.
"On June 4, we will be graduating over 700 seniors in two ceremonies, and that's exciting," Kincannon said.
Belton New Tech High School @ Waskow's first graduating class will walk the stage on June 4 at 2:30 p.m. in the Bell County Expo Center. The ceremony will be held in the arena to ensure room for all guests who wish to attend. Since New Tech does not have class officers, the highest-ranking members of the New Tech National Honor Society and Key Club have been asked to speak at the ceremony in place of class officers.
Belton High School graduates will walk on June 4 at 8 p.m. in the Bell County Expo Center. The BHS ceremony will require tickets for entry; students were given nine tickets each.
The first STAAR testing results came in this month, in regards to Grades 5 and 8 reading tests. Both grades exceeded state passing rate averages and the percentage of students rated as advanced.
The Track and Field Project to replace the track and turf at BHS is now 19 days behind schedule due to the rainy weather. The Ag Barn, on the other hand, is nearly complete. Students should install the livestock pens this week, and the completion of the roads is dependent upon the weather. Weather permitting, the dedication of the barn will be held next Thursday.
The district accepted 23 resignations this month, as well as 12 new hires. The new hires include Amanda Necessary to the role Director of Career and Technology Studies and Deena Cornblum as the Director of Literacy.
The board then heard an update on the Belton Early Childhood School (BECS), which has seen tremendous success in its first year as a stand-alone campus for prekindergarten students.
"I would like to thank Dr. Kincannon for her vision of pre-k in Belton ISD, but I also want to say thank you to the board for continuing to provide full-day pre-k with only half-day funding," Denise Whitley, Director of Elementary Curriculum and Instruction, said. "The renovations have tremendously assisted the campus by providing an environment that is aesthetically pleasing and helps support the learning environment for our little people."
The campus was designed to be more than just a place where children go to learn their colors and letters. Instead, BECS is a holistic learning environment, featuring everything from experiential learning labs where children get to perform experiments and hands-on learning to a play-based counseling structure to real-world learning field trips.
The presentation then segued into expanding pre-k at BECS to students who do not qualify for state-funded tuition. The tuition-supported program would allow 50 additional students to attend pre-k; however, these students will have to pay a tuition of $4,250, equating to $425 for the 10-month period.
"We believe all children have the right to a quality education at the earliest age possible, and for us, that's the 4-year-old program," Deanna Lovesmith Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction, said. "Currently, the state funds for half-day tuition, and they only fund that tuition for students that qualify. We believe there's another population of students that don't meet any of those requirements but that would definitely benefit from high-quality instruction in a full-day pre-k program."
The tuition program at BECS will first be opened to children of BISD employees. After the deadline, the remaining spots will then be opened to anyone within the district. The program was passed unanimously.
During the presentation, Pittenger noted that Sen. Troy Fraser and Rep. Molly White both voted against legislation that will increase funding for pre-k programs in public schools, legislation chosen by Governor Greg Abbott as a number one priorty. Although Fraser's office did not reply to Pittenger's inquiries about the decision, White's Chief-of-Staff gave Pittenger her reasoning.
"I want to share with you a little bit of the response I got from Hannah Bell, Molly White's Chief-of-Staff. Among her reasons given for Molly voting against this are 'four-year-olds need to be at home with their mothers' (and) 'this will provide a daycare system funded by the state,'" Pittenger said. "I think it's important for us to know that those we have elected to represent us don't share our values. Choose who you will, but I think it's important for us to know the rationale they're giving for voting against the governor's primary, number one, emergency item."
The next item on the agenda was a presentation of the Community and Student Engagement Final Ratings from Dr. Merl Brandon, Assistant Superintendent for Student Services and Administration.
The process began in February to assess each campus' performance for the 2014-2015 school year using a series of criteria. Ratings were determined by boards at each campus made up of parents, teachers and community members.
"You can see an (overall) improvement in fine arts, dropout prevention and gifted and talented," Brandon said. "I have to commend the campuses and principals: even though you can pick (your ratings), they're tough on their self and their campus."
The report will be sent to the state as-is.
Kincannon then gave a report on the close outs of Chisholm Trail Elementary School and North Belton Middle School construction with Baird/Williams Construction (BWC). According to Kincannon, the district was alerted to overbilling by BWC in another Texas school district, so BISD began an audit of BWC's bills for the construction of High Point Elementary in December 2013.
In July 2014, the audit concluded that BWC had, indeed, overbilled BISD for High Point Elementary, so the district decided to audit Chisholm Trail and NBMS's construction costs, as well. In April 2015, a revised audit concluded that BWC had overbilled more than $1.2 million for the two projects. As a result of the ensuing settlement agreement, BISD saved a little over $3 million for the three schools, which were part of the 2012 bond program.
"I think everyone is very happy with the facilities that were built. The prices were great prices at the time we built the schools, so I don't think anyone's disappointed with the buildings or quality of the schools," Trustee Jason Carothers said.
"We have quality school facilities that were well designed and well constructed, and for that we are very thankful," Pittenger said. "We have excellent facilities at fair prices, and I think we can feel good about the process, even though it's been an exhausting process."
For more information, please see "2012 BISD bond program…" on page A1.
To wrap up the evening, the board discussed the long-range planning options. The general consensus was that no one knew exactly what path would be best, and the trustees look forward to the final planning meeting of the school year on May 26.
"This is complicated; there's no easy answer," Pittenger said. "That's why we're asking for input. We need more."
Trustee Amanda Winkler stressed the involvement of parents with elementary-age children because those children will be most directly affected by the decisions made now.
"As an elementary parent, if I weren't involved in the community, I wouldn't even know that we're struggling with this issue. Parents that are moving in, people that are coming to our district don't even have a clue that we don't know what direction we're taking, so I think it's important that they know we need their input," Winkler said. "Being an elementary parent is tough. You don't know how to be involved until you become a high school parent, and then it's too late."
The BISD Board of Trustees will reconvene June 15 at the Administration Building, 400 N. Wall Street.


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In the installation Ragnarok, Richard Wagner's 15 hour opera Der Ring des Nibelungen is compressed until we are left with a musical elementary particle, a Wagner particle with such a concentrated mass that it contains the entire gravity of the Ring in one single spectrum, in one single second. This particle is then stretched out in the three-dimensional, sound and space-time. Will this compact collection of pulsating Wagner waves create such a large gravity that it collapses and absorbs everything and all that surrounds it?
The installation Ragnarok was exhibited during the Ultima Festival, in september 2011 at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and at the NCCA (National Centre for Contemporary Arts), in Kaliningrad, Russia in December 2011.
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Sarkozy under fire for taking aim at Roma
July 29, 2010
This story about President Sarkozy and the Roma was published by EurActiv on 29th July 2010.
The French left joined human rights groups and specialised organisations in criticising an anti-delinquency initiative launched by French President Nicolas Sarkozy yesterday (28 July), which is specifically targeted at the Roma community.
Sarkozy launched a new anti-crime initiative yesterday (28 July) targeting the "itinerant population," with a particular emphasis on the Roma community.
Among the measures launched are plans to shut down around 300 illegal camps, expulsion from the country of all Roma from Romania and Bulgaria who have committed public offences, an exchange of policemen between France and Romania, and targeted checks by the fiscal authorities of Roma with expensive SUVs.
The move was announced after some 50 'travelling people' (or gens du voyage as they are called in France) ransacked a police station and other property in Saint Aignan, Central France last week in protest at the death of a 22-year-old who was shot by police.
French human rights group Ligue des Droits de l'Homme issued a statement strongly condemning the stigmatisation of Roma people. It also criticised the "amalgamation" between French gens du voyage, who it said were French citizens living in caravans, and the 15,000 Roma present in France, who mainly originate from Romania and Bulgaria.
When Romania and Bulgaria joined the EU in 2007, the French government denied their citizens access to France's labour market as a transitory measure, the rights group recalls. Consequently, the Ligue des Droits de l'Homme says Roma immigrants from these two countries are reduced to living in slums as they are unable to work legally.
The French rights group called for the transitory measures to be lifted to grant Roma people access to the labour market, and wants the authorities to make use of existing mechanisms to improve their living conditions.
"It is essential for the government to stop confusing situations and acts with the origins of the persons concerned," the statement concludes.
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May 12, 2016
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My wife Rachel and I are Calico Wallpaper, based in Red Hook, Brooklyn. We create immersive spaces. We do so by taking artwork that is made in studio by Rachel and then I digitize and customize it based on the size of the walls where it will be installed. We have a lot of fun doing it…
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There is something to be said to hanging with food allergy peers. There is a level of comfort, there is a level of trust and of respect. After all we are all fighting the same battle, in our own way. Every morning we wake up and know that we need to be extra diligent when it comes to eating. Its not like a diet, when you can have a cheat day. This is every day! When you can surround yourself with people that get this, it automatically gives you a great peer network where you can share ideas and tips.
Blogger dinner
Nikki Everett with the Gluten Free and Allergy Free Wellness Event has given this Allergic Traveler the opportunity to blog and hang with some of the greatest bloggers in our industry , like Tracy from Nutrimom and Chelsea from Gluten Free Chelsea for instance. Aside from the fact that I blog at Nikki's events, she also organizes a blogger dinner before each event which I attend. These dinners can be rather tricky for restaurants as typically there are multiple people at the table that have food allergies or dietary restrictions. We all take it in stride though as we have been here before. The process is always the same. We know that our table will take longer than anyone else's. Everyone knows that I will always be handing the waiter my Allergic Traveler card. And there is always someone at the table that says "hey – that's a great idea to hand them a card with your food allergies on it." Thanks, I think so too! Midtown Café and Dessertery in Winston Salem did an excellent job taking care of us. A few people at the table were gluten free, others were dairy free and then there is myself who has an extensive list of food allergies (eggs, nuts, mushrooms, shellfish, garlic, soy, pork, chicken, sesame, celery and most fruits).
Inevitably, we start trading tips and horror stories. We compare notes on things like which restaurants are safe, which foods are good substitutes and how we keep our house safe when our allergens are eaten by other members in our family. These are just some of the things that we deal with daily. To be able to discuss this freely with others is truly priceless. The extra bonus is that Nikki also puts on a great show with allergen friendly vendors. Local companies as well as nationwide companies come to her shows to share with us their goodies that do not taste like cardboard!
If you have not been to her shows, I highly recommend them. The next one will be in Raleigh on August 11. If you are a blogger, you should also reach out to her. She takes very good care of her bloggers because she knows how important it is for us to share our experiences with others, whether it be from the food allergy world or not.
Allergic Traveler is giving away a set of tickets to the Raleigh show. For your chance to win, simply share this post on any social media site.
Stay tuned for an upcoming blog post about all the products and future giveaways. I am in the process of tasting each one gingerly. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it!
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Author: Tarah Jakubiak
After working for 20 years in the corporate world, Tarah Jakubiak founded Allergic Traveler. Jakubiak, president of Allergic Traveler has traveled the world since the age of two. She has been to 25 countries and 34 states. Jakubiak has been to all inclusives, gone on cruises, gone camping; backpacking through Europe, gone to the big cities, and little hidden gems. She has multiple food allergies but it does not stop her from seeing the world. Jakubiak is allergic to eggs, nuts, mushroom, soy, garlic, corn, sesame, potatoes, celery, shellfish, chicken, pork, peanuts, and many fruits. She is originally from Montreal, Quebec and now lives in Greensboro, NC with her husband.


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It might be a little confusing for those just getting started in network marketing. You might not know much about network marketing or the best ways to ensure your success. This article will give you some tips and pointers to get you started. Be sure to pay close attention to this article for the advice that you are seeking.
Before choosing a specific campaign for your network marketing plans, research your options and make sure your affiliates are reputable. This information will tell you whether the campaign will really be worth your while. If compensation isn't adequate, look for other plans or options.
Visualizing your goals is very important in network marketing. This might sound general, but when you are doing network marketing, looking forward is crucial to helping your network grow larger. Take the time to think about your network marketing projects, and visualize them with as many details as you can.
When you are network marketing, it is important to learn from your mistakes in order to successfully forge ahead. When you understand why certain techniques were unsuccessful, you may be able to transform a bad idea into a good one. When you study what doesn't work, you know what to eliminate and can place more emphasis on things that do work.
Use your website, or even social marketing outlets, to launch your network marketing campaigns. An interesting and well written blog, coupled with an active presence in social media networks, can give you a good start. You want to have a cyber presence in a community atmosphere so your network will grow. Remember a well designed and active blog helps too.
If you lack the knowledge you need to be successful, your journey as a network marketer can be a bumpy one. You will have a much greater chance for success with network marketing as long as you use the advice provided here.Copyright 2014 , All rights Reserved.


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After record week, a quiet open for US stocks
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stock indexes are mixed in early trading as the market comes off its latest record high last week.
The Dow Jones industrial average edged up 22 points, or 0.1 percent, to 16,740 in the first few minutes of trading Monday.
The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell less than a point to 1,922. The Nasdaq composite fell nine points, or 0.2 percent, to 4,232.
Broadcom jumped 10 percent after saying it would seek a buyer for its division that makes chips used in cellular devices.
European markets rose slightly.
Bond prices fell. The yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose to 2.51 percent, up slightly from 2.48 percent late Friday but still near its low for the year.


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Yeh Hai Mohabbatein: Oh No ! It Happened In YHM
In Star Plus most popular show Yeh Hai Mohabbatein is up for high voltage drama once again in the upcoming episode with roller coaster ride in Nikhil's life.It is seen that Ruhi (Aditi Bhatia) is firm with her decision to marry Nikhil (Ribbu Mehra) and become Ruhimaa soon taking care of Riya.
Raman (Karan Patel) and Ishita (Divyanka Tripathi) are extremely worried for Ruhi's future with Nikhil where they have learned unwanted things about Nikhil.
Each & every time Raman and Ishita tries to expose Nikhil, Nikhil manages to fool Ruhi easily.
Due to this, Ruhi's trust for Nikhil gets stronger along with that her love for Nikhil too increases.
In the forthcoming episode, Nikhil and Ruhi will be seen spending some quality and close time.
Nikhil will reveal his love for Ruhi where Ruhi will be seen getting carried away with the flow of Nikhil's love.
Will Nikhil move ahead and get intimate with Ruhi?
Will Ruhi let Nikhil use her?
Keep Visiting This Site For More Updates Of Yeh Hai Mohabbatein.
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Sinner (Unlucky 13th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
- (Deluxe Edition, Anniversary Edition, Digipack Packaging)
- Artist: Drowning Pool
- Format: CD
- Release Date: 11/10/2014
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Deluxe two CD edition. The most successful album in the band's 25-plus year career, Drowning Pool's SINNER went Platinum only six weeks after it's initial release in June of 2001 and continues to have a lasting presence due in large part to the runaway smash-hit 'Bodies,' which remains the band's most well-known song to date. The only studio album to feature original lead singer Dave Williams, the UNLUCKY 13TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION OF SINNER includes an entire second disc of demos from the album and provides a window into Williams' talent and impact on the sound of the band, due in large part to his impressive ability to blend melodic singing with multiple ranges of screaming. Packing huge riffs, enormous grooves and energy to spare, it's no wonder the WWE used 'Bodies' in conjunction with it's programming for nearly 10 years. A true best-of-genre record, SINNER [UNLUCKY 13TH ANNIVERSARY DELUXE EDITION] cements Drowning Pool's legacy as one of the vanguards of the early 2000's rock. Includes replica Drowning Pool crack and peel sticker.
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107 Cathedral of Learning
As the University of Pittsburgh's 18th chancellor, Patrick Gallagher directs one of the nation's premier public institutions for higher education and research. In this role, Gallagher oversees a community of more than 34,000 students at 16 undergraduate and graduate schools across five distinct campuses. He also supports the work of more than 13,000 faculty and staff members who are committed to advancing the University's legacy of academic excellence, community service and research innovation.


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Athletics Facilities Renovation
Penn State Scranton completed outdoor renovations that include the Matt McGloin Baseball and UGI Utilities Softball fields, as well as an improved soccer field.
Fundraising is currently underway for an outdoor Flex Court system including basketball, tennis, and volleyball located on the lower campus near the Multipurpose Building.
Information Science & Technology Collaborative Learning Suite
Our goal is to create a collaborative learning suite for the Information Sciences & Technology (IST) program that is suitable for group projects and assignments. This area consists of five stations equipped with laptops for individual work and a larger 32-inch display for shared assignments.
Student Benefits
- Provides a real world setting for collaboration where students can work and learn from each other similar to a corporate setting
- Promotes peer-to-peer and student-led learning, encouraging students to work with each other, to build an skilled network of students and technology
- Supports diversity and interpersonal skills through peer activities
Recently Completed Donor-Funded Projects
Science Suite Project
Our new science suite offers larger, modern spaces with the latest in technology and equipment that promotes interactive learning and supports the new baccalaureate science degree now offered at the campus.
The David & Ann Hawk Student Success Center
This new area provides high-quality, responsive, and student-centered services to support our students.


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Valentine's Day is approaching fast, and this is a perfect time to whip up a few creative treats for yourself and your loved ones. While Valentine's Day is particularly associated with a sweet treat like candies and chocolates, you can create some delicious treats for your loved ones while still keeping it healthy. Some of the top healthy recipes that you can create on Valentine's Day are:
Valentine's Day kabobs
One way you can let your loved ones indulge in an exclusive Valentine's Day treat without compromising on the nutritional value, is by making some fruit kabobs with yogurt dip instead of whipped cream or chocolate. Buy some pink or red plastic skewers and load them up with cherries, strawberries, red seedless grapes and watermelon. Heart-shaped cookie cutters are also available which you can use to cut berries and watermelon into heart shapes. This will add mood to its festive look. Use low-fat vanilla yogurt as a dip. Strawberry yogurt can also be perfect for your Valentine's Day theme.
Heart-shaped muffins
This is another great treat idea for your Valentine. For breakfast, make some heart shaped muffins. To make them, you will not require a special muffin-pan. Just fill the muffin liners with batter and press some tin foil, rolled to ½ inch thick between the pan and the muffin liner to shape the muffins into a heart.
Strawberry roll-ups
Gather 4 (6 inch) soft tortilla shells, 4 Tbsp. strawberry jam, and low fat strawberry cream cheese. Spread the strawberry cream cheese uniformly on each tortilla. Add 1 Tbsp. of strawberry jam and spread on its center. Fold in the tortilla edges about 2 inches, and roll them up in a jelly roll style. Slice them into 2 inch bites. This will make a perfect Valentine's Day snack.
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Catholic Classroom: The Purpose of Advent
Question: What is the season of Advent, and why do we celebrate it?
Though retail displays, coffee cups, and shopping mall music might give the impression that Christmas has arrived and is a two-month long season, the universal Church knows otherwise. Since as early as the 5th century, the Church has set aside the weeks before Christmas to be a special season: Advent. The Season of Advent serves three very important purposes in the life of the Church, and is distinct from, but related to the Christmas season.
1. Advent begins the Church year
The Church's liturgical calendar does not begin on January 1, as it does for most of the rest of the world. Instead, it begins on the first Sunday of Advent. Advent means "coming". The Church helpfully celebrates Christmas around the winter solstice (connecting Jesus, the Light of the World, to the increase in sunlight) The season of Advent falls during the short, dark days that precede the solstice. For the Church, the year begins with acknowledgment of the darkness, and intentional waiting for the coming of the Light – Jesus.
Just as the Gospels begin by telling of the coming of the Savior – how God came to dwell among us, the Church begins its year by disposing itself for the coming of God among us. During Advent, we hear prophesies from the Old Testament about the coming of the Messiah, accounts of the prophet John the Forerunner/Baptist, who announced Jesus' First Coming to his community, and warnings from Jesus in the Gospel about watching for his Second Coming.
For the Church, the beginning is a very good place to start: Why do we need a Savior—a Light? When was his coming proclaimed? To whom was it proclaimed? What can we take away spiritually from the promise of his coming, and the knowledge that he did come? What do we do now to remain vigilant and hope-filled, proclaiming joy to the world on the one hand, but longing for Christ's return on the other?
2. Advent is a time for Penance
Even many practicing Catholics might not realize that Advent is a Penitential Season. The purple vestments worn by priests during Advent are the same that they wear throughout Lent. As we said above, the Church's year begins with acknowledgement of our need for the Savior – for Christians, this is part of penitence. We say in one breath: we are sinners and we need a Savior.
For much of the Church's history, Advent was a season of fasting, much like Lent. Christians refrained from eating meat and drinking alcohol. This practice continues among Orthodox Christians. You might be familiar with the "Feast" of the Seven Fishes that is often practiced by Italians and those of Italian heritage on Christmas Eve – this is a vestige of a time when Catholics would have abstained from meat throughout Advent, including on the vigil of Christmas. In southern Italy, this "feast" is called "The Vigil", and is a practice of intentional waiting for the birth of the Savior, celebrated at Midnight Mass.
The season of Advent allows Christians to recall that the Incarnation – the coming of God among us – brings us great joy because we are sinners. It is appropriate that we would take up practices like prayer, fasting, almsgiving, and Confession to remind ourselves that we are sinners. How much more disposed to joy on Christmas day will we be if we have spent the 4 weeks prior knowing how deeply we need Jesus?
3. Advent isn't just about remembering Christmas
The Incarnation is the starting point of our Salvation – the moment that God enters humanity so that He might eventually be nailed to a cross for us. So remembering God's coming among us makes sense for Christians. The birth of Jesus is obviously a source of great joy for us.
But as we think about Jesus' First Coming, we can't help but look for his Second Coming – and the liturgical readings in this season certainly direct our attention to that. The story is not over: Jesus came, and died, and rose again, yes. But Jesus also promised that he would come again, and we're still waiting for that part.
While the course of history and the relationship between God and humans was forever altered by the Incarnation, the restitution of all things has not yet come. There is still injustice, still suffering, still oppression – all the things that made God send us a Savior. And while the world has a living Savior, if it would accept him, it needs his return. And when he returns, he will judge the living and the dead, and build his perfect Kingdom here on earth. Finally, the world will be under his perfect dominion, and injustice and oppression will cease forever.
During Advent, the whole body of Christ on earth is the voice in the wilderness crying out for that Second Coming: Come, Lord Jesus.
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The Blogger Meet Stuttgart 2014 – and a special giveaway
"We show you OUR Stuttgart" – that was the plan, as I shared with my three love of fellow blogger Christina "Christina's Catchy Cakes", Jessi of "Luxuria" and Natalie of "Holunderweg 18" a Bloggertreffen in Stuttgart plant.
We put our whole heart and soul into the organization, phoned around, sent emails, visited stores in advance, packed goodie bags and much more.
That all this has worked out great so I want to tell you three of them in this way again "Thank you" say!
You could not attend, you missed it or are just curious as to how "our" Stuttgart looks like? Here a "short" Summary of great weekend:
For those who had the time and inclination, the weekend began on Friday evening. From Marienplatz we took the cog railway to Degerloch. If you are never ridden this, then it is high time, because on the track you have a very great view of Stuttgart. We can arrive at the top you the restaurant "Fässle" recommend, where we have been delicious.
A little tip: Do not go without dessert home 😉
On Saturday we went already at 9:30 clock going and we went together – D.H. mit button 30 Personen – from the Schlossplatz in Stuttgart on the way to our first stop on the famous King's Road:
Many know mymuesli certainly through the online store, where you can individually compile their cereal or choose between one of the many varieties. In Stuttgart there are matching the website of the company since April 2013 and a shop. Many are easily overwhelmed at the first visit, because the choice of cereals offered is huge – from espresso muesli through to Stuttgart cereal and more.
We were allowed to choose a species and enjoy them in combination with milk or yogurt.
The small gain was just right, because then it went up to Immenhoferstraße to:
In this small sweet shop greeted us the graphic designer Maike and "their three monsters" – the Gagamus. This one finds both children clothes, as well as cards, magnets, jams and so on. Those looking for a monster even present for his beloved is right here.
The English Tearoom
Tea-lovers beware: THE address for tea in Stuttgart is in my opinion "The English Tearoom" in the Weißenburgstraße.
Even outside the Union Jack at the entrance shows that here bred Londoner keen to share their enthusiasm for tea with the world. The couple Lynn and Christian welcomed us in their great store more than welcome, offered us the same tea in fancy cups and delicious pastries and even convinced the coffee drinkers among the bloggers that tea can be a real treat.
What was also new to me: Lynn offers real clotted cream, which otherwise is not available to scones and a MUST around here. Very nice!
puolle crowds
Almost next door greeted us and gave us the love Céline in her studio welcome. I'm more excited about their great cards they imprinted using a printing press from 1890 itself. We were allowed to look over the shoulders and at the latest after each of us was aware of her even how much work is behind the cards. For those who are looking for original and high quality invitations or business cards, you are at Céline to the right place.
After so many stations it was again time for a refreshment. For this purpose, it went to an Italian restaurant, namely to:
After the translation of "perbacco" I was asked that day often. It is best with the German Estimate "Gosh!" translate. I hope you understand what I mean by 😉
The team has put together for us a small card with pasta dishes, where each is found it. For me it was cannelloni, although not with those of my "mother" can keep up, but still were delicious!
Together we went on a full stomach in the Eberhardt road.
Flinders fine paper
Addiction after her great stationery articles in any color and shape? Or are you also like me Washi Tape addicted? Then you get the picture "Flinders" pay a longer visit. Best with full purse, because there are so many things to discover. Although there is this store for a year, many of our blogger friends did not know him.
Tip: If the paper world for you is just getting started, but then visited one of the many workshops offered each month!
Swap Bag
Also in the Eberhardt Road, the store is "Swap Bag", Of the concept I am thrilled: It looks for a "Body" and individualized by these different "Cover" and "Inside Bets". A small bag, camera bag on the way to "Teacher or student bag" and more. There is for every body when buying two different lid of your choice to do so. Depending on your mood you can then always buy a new cover and you've got a "new" Bag. The selection is huge, so you can create thousands of different pockets with a body.
To the chagrin of my purse a visit to Stuttgart for me is always with a short stint with Latitude connected in the Eichstraße. In my opinion, a heaven on earth for Dekotanten like me who are always on the lookout for new things. Bags, dishes, baking utensils, plates with great awards and much more. And the best: It's worth it to stop by there again and again, because there is always something new to discover.
A special highlight of our tour was the oil tasting at Violas' – a delicatessen and deli in the heart of Stuttgart. Then we rummaged through the entire store, except for various oil and vinegar, has the Violas' also a large selection of spices. No matter what you are looking for, you will surely find something here and it will be ordered by the staff.
Incidentally offers Violas' now on the top floor of the store also a daily lunch at.
Merz & Benzing
Our last stop was at Merz & Benzing. For me always shocking how many people do not know this shop and the Market Hall in Stuttgart. If you are a fan of high-quality household and kitchen articles are, then you should definitely check out here.
To round off the day we went to Café Künstlerbund on Palace Square, where we were the day reminisce with a delicious dinner and the fellow bloggers were able to share about a variety of topics. The benefits are not everything revolved around our blogs, but we also talked about private and thus learned the people who know behind a blog stuck better.
Finally, we distributed our goodie bags, we have put together with the help of our partners. I have here does not make a mistake, because there really were two (!) Bags for each 😉 The joy was great, the others thanked for the planning and the great day and then passed slowly by us. Because, unfortunately, did not have to be the next day at breakfast together here every time.
Sunday morning we met in small groups outside the restaurant Hüftengold Olga in the street. It was nice to sit together again in a beautiful setting and talk to a delicious breakfast of this and that. It was a great, relaxing day and a wonderful conclusion of the bloggers meeting.
The time and effort for the organization of this event have truly paid off! I saw many familiar faces and many people love to know. I am especially looking forward to a reunion with my name Comrade Elena of "The sweet life"Julia von "Kochlie.be" and Krizi of "Crysis's Kitchen".
Thank you to all the lovely bloggers who have made the weekend so special. Come on over to their blogs, it's worth it!
Marion von "Marion's Backstüble"
Lisa von "himbeersonne"
Carina von "like a piece of NY Cheesecake"
Anja von "Alltagssterne"
Linda von "Chez Lindarella"
Annika von "Ann-Joying Life"
Mareike of "Sugar Snow"
Anna von "Anna would Backwahn"
Ina von "Miss Sommerfeld"
Julia von "Love cooking"
Daniela von "faboulous food"
Ronja von "Von und Honig Vanille"
Anika of "Head pieces"
Kristin von "Crysis's Kitchen"
Angela of "Heart"
Sonja of "the whitest cake alive"
Nicole and Julia of "a bit of June"
Elena von "The Sweet Life"
Nicole by "Swabia Pasta"
Daniel von "Prinz Leinad"
Judith von "Judy's Delight"
Tanja von "wonderful"
Juliane von "July and the World"
Jessi von "Luxuria"
Christina von "Christina's Catchy Cakes"
Special thanks to even St. Peter, who has conjured up a great weather this weekend we 🙂
And also I would like to thank all the many partners who have enabled us to great goodie bags! Here again the list, who was involved in the content:
Thanks also to IKEA for practical shopping bag.
Curious, what was in the goodie bags?
And, a bit jealous? Because, unfortunately, some participants called off for the bloggers meeting at short notice, we had their goodie bags after the weekend left. Therefore, you have an excellent chance of all the great goodies that are seen in the photo to win.
What do you have for this?
- Just leave me a comment under this post and answer the following question: Which presented shop is your favorite?
- You should be at least 18 years old, live in Germany and specify a valid e-mail address in the field provided, on which I can reach you. The e-mail address will not be displayed publicly and used by me exclusively for the purpose of notification of winning.
- You can participate by Friday, 10.10.2014 at 23:59 clock.
- The winner has one week time to report from the time my notice with me by e-mail. If this is not the case, the Giveaway will be drawn again.
- The decision is of course excluded.
- About Likes on Facebook I would be happy of course, but this is not a requirement for participation.
Please note that your participation is valid only when all the criteria above are met.
I'll keep our fingers crossed!
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The great goodiebag goes to Jennifer 🙂


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Less than a month after its official unveiling, the Samsung Galaxy S3 is finally launched today in 28 countries across the European continent and the Middle East. In Berlin, Germany, some eager customers queued up since yesterday night, in a bid to become the first to own the flagship phone. Meanwhile, those who have pre-ordered the phone in the UK will be getting it starting from 6PM today, though we can expect to see the Galaxy S3 being prominently displayed in retail stores by tomorrow.
As for the availability of the Samsung Galaxy S3 in other regions, the company's exec recently told Pocket-lint that those in other corners of the world will get their hands on the flagship device in a month's time. According to Samsung senior VP TJ Kang, the phone "will be available more or less globally within a month of the European release."
Kang's statement coincides nicely with reports saying that the Samsung Galaxy S3 will touch down in the US in June. While there were rumors pinpointing June 20 as the release date, we're sure Americans wouldn't mind getting it a bit later as long as it's still in the month of June.
Already the world's biggest phone maker, Samsung is focusing on breaking its own records, by aiming to have the phone up for sale in 145 countries and at 296 carriers in July. This goal highlights how much Samsung wants the Galaxy S3 to outsell its predecessor, the Galaxy S2, which has rocketed by the 20 million units milestone at last count. Reports suggest that the pre-order numbers for the Galaxy S3 have reached more than 9 million units, so that goal shouldn't be hard to reach.
The phone's performance will also be helped by a strong showing in the UK. A Vodafone spokesman said that the Samsung Galaxy S3 is "the most pre-ordered Android device" they've ever had in their offering.
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Scripture: Hebrews 6:1,2
Hebrews 6:1,2 states, "Therefore, leaving the discussion of the elementary principles of Christ, let us go on to perfection, not laying again the foundation of repentance from dead works and of faith toward God, of the doctrine of baptisms, of laying on of hands, of resurrection of the dead, and of eternal judgment." According to verse 2, there is a specific, foundational biblical doctrine of baptisms and the baptisms are plural, meaning there is more than one. To be precise, there are seven that we are going to deal with. You may find more, but we are going to deal very specifically with the seven foundational baptisms of fire that qualify us for the fruit of the seven Spirits of God. Each one is essential for growth and development into the fullness of Christ. The one thing we want to ask is that God will finish our preparational season and that He will help us fully cooperate with Him. If we ask for it, seek it and choose to walk it out, we hope to be positioned for the fullness of what God has for us. There are seven distinct baptisms of fire corresponding to the Seven Spirits of God!


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Killzone Shadow Fall Patch 1.26 ReleasedBy Victor Zuylen on 24/06/2014 01:01:56 PM
Today sees the release of Killzone Shadow Fall patch 1.26, which adds support for the Killzone Shadow Fall Intercept co-op expansion DLC. In addition, this patch introduces several gameplay adjustments to the regular multiplayer mode. Read on to see what's new.
This update contains the following changes:
· Added support for Killzone Shadow Fall Intercept
Patch 1.26 adds support for the Killzone Shadow Fall Intercept co-op expansion DLC, which launches this week! Click here to read all about Killzone Shadow Fall Intercept, and click here to check out the E3 trailer.
· Changed crosshair for LS36, VC15 and VC30
The LS36 Breacher automatic shotgun, VC15 Judaz shotgun pistol and VC30 Sickle shotgun have received a different crosshair design. The reticule now contracts when lingering on a target to indicate the effectiveness of the shotgun blast. Conversely, when the reticule spreads the blast does less damage and requires more hits to make a kill.
· Enhanced hit responses for VC30
The hit response animations for the VC30 Sickle shotgun have been beefed up. The hit responses are visually more impressive now; when you kill someone with the Sickle, the victim flies backward (or sideways) in a much more dramatic fashion.
· Re-enabled Brutal Melee while Cloaked
After extensive analysis (and several player requests) we've decided to revert the change that prevented Scouts from performing a Brutal Melee with the Cloak ability active.
· Fixed several bugs
Patch 1.26 fixes several minor bugs related to installation and trophy localization.
As always, your feedback is important to us – when you've had a chance to play with these changes, let us know your thoughts on the forums and via the Killzone Player Voice feedback system!
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Harlem Globetrotters coming to Gwinnett Center
DULUTH, Ga. -- Smiles and laughter are sure to abound when the Harlem Globetrotters drop into the Gwinnett Center in 2013.
The world famous exhibition basketball team will bring its You Write the Rules tour to metro Atlanta on Saturday, Mar. 16.
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The show is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Attending families will also have the opportunity to participate in a special pre-show, where they can shoot, try out tricks and take pictures with the Globetrotters.
Visit harlemglobetrotters.com for more information about the group.


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Panasonic Outlines Green Initiatives in Run-up to 2018 Centennial
Panasonic Corp. president Fumio Ohtsubo announced in Japan on Oct. 6 the launch of a wide-reaching and long-term environmental action plan whose fulfillment is targeted at the company's hundredth anniversary in 2018. He said that the company aims, through eco-friendly product development and manufacturing practices, to create a positive environmental impact while it doubles its sales, by then, of "eco-conscious" products over the Fiscal Year 2010 sales levels it had already achieved for those types of products.
Panasonic has set a high bar with its "Green Plan 2018" that will impact all its business activities, but in particular, the company is tackling CO2 emission reduction, waste recycling and reduction in water usage. Ohtsubo said the goal, through implementation of the plan, is for Panasonic to become the Number One maker of "eco-conscious" products and solutions. Further, he said he expected Panasonic's eco-related business activities to achieve ¥3 trillion (the equivalent of around $36.3 billion in U.S. dollars) in worldwide sales for the company by 2018 – and to account for a 30 percent slice of all of Panasonic's sales.
A linchpin of Green Plan 2018's plan's success, he added, would be the completion of Panasonic's acquisition of Sanyo, a global leader in smart energy technology generation and storage. Panasonic owns just over 50 percent of Sanyo and that company's board in July endorsed Panasonic's tender offer, which would make Sanyo a wholly owned subsidiary of Panasonic. He said the completion of the acquisition would have Panasonic and Sanyo "all working in one group, making our offering [to the market] more compelling and complete.
"In the 21st century," he said, "we identified that eco business should be a core of our whole business, and that led to [the pursuit of the] acquisition of Sanyo.
"Panasonic has always been involved in contributing to society and in pursuing biodiversity, particularly in the past few years during global warming – a topic of interest globally," Ohtsubo explained. "It is the largest challenge mankind faces, so it was natural for us to incorporate eco thinking into our mainstream business. Global warming needs to be squarely faced."


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Use Theta Binaural Beats to Relax Your Mind and Body
Need to change your state of mind? Binaural beats are audio tones designed to create specific mind states for the user. They work by inducing your brain into producing specific brainwave frequencies. For instance, they may be used to "speed your brain up" to make you alert, motivated and energized. Or, they may be used to "slow down your brain" to make you relaxed, or even sleepy. Theta binaural beats are designed specifically to put us into a "super-relaxed" state of consciousness – a state great for creativity, learning or just plain relaxing.
Binaural beats work by presenting two slightly different audio frequencies to each of our brain hemispheres. The mechanism in our brain that normally calculates which direction a sound is coming from resolves these two frequencies and produces a third frequency. This frequency, sometimes called an "entrainment frequency" guides your mind quickly and effortlessly into a desired mind state. It has been theorized that, because the mechanism that produces the binaural frequency operates within our brains, this technology may tend to be more effective than other audio-based relaxation methods. Since this frequency is internally produced by the brain, it is impossible for the brain to ignore it.
Theta binaural beats are in a low brainwave frequency range (5-8 Hz). As such, they have a tendency to calm your brain down. Years of brain function research has shown us that the theta brainwave state is associated with learning, enhanced creativity, dreaming, and relaxation.
Theta frequencies can be a great aid to learning. As we all know, it is very difficult to concentrate or focus on anything when our mind is racing. We need to calm ourselves down and slow our minds down before learning can take place. The low-frequency theta brainwave frequency range does just that. It brings the mind down to a state in which it can operate efficiently.
For the same reason, the theta frequency range greatly increases our capacity for creative thought. We all know that we have bad ideas when we are panicked, hurried or excited. In order to produce creative ideas, we need to let our mind relax and "let go".
The theta brainwave frequencies are some of the lower frequencies that our brain naturally runs at. Through a process called "brainwave entrainment", theta binaural beats can be used to easily and rapidly induce our minds to run in at theta frequencies. Leading our brain to run at these frequencies puts our mind into a more resourceful state – a state suitable for increased learning, improved creativity, and alert relaxation.
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I extend my sincere gratitude to our wise leadership for their sustained support, valuable guidance and pioneering efforts over the course of our preparations for IDEX. Abu Dhabi will be the centre of international attention once more as we welcome over 100,000 visitors and 1,235 exhibitors from all over the world.
IDEX has served as an ideal platform to foster partnerships and long-term relationships between governmental institutions,defence companies and armed forces. The event attracted a larger number of companies and visiting delegations which in-turn solidified Abu Dhabi the preferred destination for business tourism and directly and indirectly contributed to economic and sector development.
Today's conference provides a unique opportunity to further the development of defence capabilities. We will discuss the latest advancements in technology with a special focus on disruptive technology and their impact on our armed forces.
The International Defence Conference adds a new dimension to the disruptive innovations in the fields of defense and security. Australia looks forward to working with new partners in the area of defense systems due to the significant importnce we attach to developing defense application and sharing our knowledge with friendly countries.
We are proud with the overwhelming response and participation at the International Defence Conference 2017. It only moves to demonstrate the reach and prestige of IDEX 2017 as a growing hub for specialists and experts to discuss security and defence challenges facing the region and the world.


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You knew The New York Public Library For The Performing Arts at Lincoln Center had that great theatre collection and that special archive of shows preserved on videotape. But did you know about their theatre-oriented exhibitions?
Now through Jan. 18, 1997: The Costumes Of Barbara Matera, Ltd. Recently profiled on Channel 13's "City Arts" program, English-born costume maker Barbara Matera and her husband, Arthur, formed Barbara Matera Ltd., which designed and executed costumes for such Broadway productions as Follies, La Cage Aux Folles, Nine, City Of Angels and Jelly's Last Jam. Rather than draw sketches, Matera creates her gowns directly on the figure -- including such figures as Meryl Streep, Mickey Rooney, Rock Hudson, Jeremy Irons, Ann Miller, Mia Farrow and Mary Martin. She's also designed opera costumes for Joan Sutherland, Marilyn Horne and Leontyne Price. The Library's exhibition will show the transformation from concept to costumes, featuring the actual stages of construction for an elaborate Norma Desmond outfit worn by Glenn Close in Sunset Boulevard. Other drawings, costumes and swatch books will be shown, as well as an industrial sewing machine.
Nov. 20-April 26, 1997: "Scenic Poet Of The Theatre." An exhibition highlighting Jo Mielziner's sketches and renderings for the theatre. Mielziner, a highly influential designer (Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, Death Of A Salesman, Guys And Dolls), will be discussed by exhibition curator Mary Henderson in a free public program, Dec. 4.
Nov. 20-April 26, 1997: "From soulful ballads to biting satire, Yip Harburg wrote the lyrics for many of America's most haunting popular and theatrical songs ("April In Paris," "Brother Can You Spare A Dime," "It's Only A Paper Moon")." His are the lyrics to the classic songs in "The Wizard Of Oz" and Broadway's Finian's Rainbow. In "The Necessity Of Rainbows," the Library traces Harburg's rise from the Lower East Side to Hollywood and examines the way social concerns affected his art."
Jan. 21-April 19, 1997: An exhibit culled from the Hiram Stead Collection -- a huge trove of international theatre memorabilia, from the 18th to early 20th century. Among the gems: broadsides, correspondence, toy theatres and rarities, including an authentic invitation to the coronation of King George IV. Early 1997: The Library will host a series dedicated to film and theatre legend, Lillian Gish, featuring playwright Robert Anderson and actresses Patrice Munsel, Irene Worth and Teresa Wright.
Ongoing is the Library's Reading Room Series, which began Oct. 21 with a reading of Albert Innaurato's new play. Future readings will take place Nov. 18, Dec. 16, Jan. 13, 1997, Feb. 10, March 10, April 7 and May 12. Housing "the world's most extensive combination of circulating, reference and rare archival collections in its field," the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts has such permanent research collections as the Music Division, the Rodgers & Hammerstein Archives of Recorded Sound, and the Billy Rose Theatre Collection.
For information on the Library's programs, most of which are free, call (212) 870-1630.
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Bass Guitar Pickups
It does not matter if you play an acoustic or electric bass if your bass guitar pickups are in a poor shape or design. You will simply not achieve nor get that dynamic full bass sound every guitarist dreams of. The bass guitar pickup is such a crucial piece of equipment that without it your bass would be impossible to hear in a band. Needless to say, the Bass Guitar is for most bands, the backbone of its sound. Looking for the best is not difficult.
Choosing the best bass guitar pickup will largely depend on the type of guitar you have. However, most of these pickups are either magnetic or piezoelectric types. Magnetic types have coils that convert string vibrations into electronic signals. Piezoelectric bass guitar pickups have crystals that generate electrical current from the vibrations. That is how important bass guitar pickups. Why not look for the best online? Check it online for more information.
There are categories of bass guitar pickups too which also determine the kind of output you will get from your guitar. They are usually differentiated by their design. For example, J Pickups are usually wired opposite each other to significantly reduce the hum generated when they pick up stray radio frequencies. There is also the original P Pickup of the 1970s which is made of two halves of a single coil pickup. Similar to J Pickups, the P Pickup is also wired in opposing directions to minimize the hum.
Pickups for bass guitar also include the Humbuckers which are dual coil systems designed to eliminate the hum and provide a full clear and undistorted electric bass. Humbuckers are similar to J Pickups but wider. They played so well.
Bass pickups can also be categorized as passive or active. The main difference between the two is the fact that active pickups require battery power while passive pickups work without batteries. Active pickups have a pre-amplifier that helps cut the hum, boost the frequency, and control the bass streaming from your guitar in a more effective way. So those are some of the key issues you'll need to consider when looking for the best bass guitar pickups. Learn it from this link.
Unless you are a famous musician with a big company sponsoring you the chances are you will not be receiving a brand new Bass every time you fancy. The truth is a top of the range Guitar costs more than what most people have these days. Purchasing the right Pickups for your Bass can reduce the cost greatly while providing you with the opportunity to achieve the sound you want to hear.
Don't bang your head on the wall looking for the best bass guitar. By simply searching it online, you can get the best that you can while saving time and money. Bass guitar pickups are being sold online, no more headaches; you can buy it anytime you want to. Need more updates? visit http://www.roanoke.com/arts_and_entertainment/music/rock-bassist-plays-classical-guitar-at-radford-international-guitar-festival/article_32a9dcd1-fdea-5e2b-b6dc-95b30add830f.html
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The biggest gold nugget ever found was discovered on February 5, 1869 in Moliagul, Victoria, Australia. His total weight was 3,523.5 troy ounces (109.59 kg), and the net weight (gold alone) was 2.315.5 troy ounces (72.02 kg, 192 lbs 11.5 oz).
The discovery was made by prospectors John Deason and Richard Oates on the slope near Bulldog Gully. The nugget rested only 3 cm below the ground between the roots of the tree. There was no scale big enough to check the weight on the spot, so Welcome stranger was cut into three smaller parts, weighed and sold at the London Chartered Bank of Australia for 9381 pounds sterling.
At the current price of gold, the value of the nugget would be around 3 million USD, and in 2012, at the peak price of gold, even 4.3 million USD.
The nugget was soon melted down and in bars transported to Melbourne, then to England onboard of the Reigate steamship.


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Frank Johnson (Ross Elliott), sole witness to a gangland murder, goes into hiding and is trailed by Police Inspector Ferris (Robert Keith), on the theory that Frank is trying to escape from possible retaliation. Frank's wife, Eleanor (Ann Sheridan), suspects he is actually running away from their unsuccessful marriage. Aided by a newspaperman, Danny Leggett (Dennis O'Keefe), Eleanor sets out to locate her husband. The killer is also looking for him, and keeps close tabs on Eleanor.
Directed by: Norman Foster
Starring: Ann Sheridan, Dennis O'Keefe, Robert Keith
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Lang: English | Subs: None | 1.89 GB
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When you want to change something in your life, you need a lot of inspiration and motivation. Below, you will discover a great number of wonderful life quotes. Just reading these quotes about life will make your mood better. You will find tons of interesting sayings which will help you to understand yourself better. Using these life sayings in a greeeting card for a friend on his birthday sounds like a good idea to us. You and only you can change your life for better so let these wise words about life give a little bit of inspiration.
Life Quotes
Life's too mysterious to take too serious. – Mary Engelbreit
In the end, it's not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years. – Abraham Lincoln
The fear of death follows from the fear of life. A man who lives fully is prepared to die at any time. – Mark Twain
Life becomes easier when you learn to accept the apology you never got. – Robert Brault
To live is the rarest thing in the world. Most people exist, that is all. – Oscar Wilde
Believe that life is worth living and your belief will help create the fact. – William James
Interesting Quotes About Life
People always wonder about the sense of life. Of course, there's no universal meaning, but at least you can read what other people think of this question. Read the following quotes on life and who knows, maybe, they will bring some clarity to you.
If life were predictable it would cease to be life, and be without flavor. – Eleanor Roosevelt
The most important thing is to enjoy your life – to be happy – it's all that matters. – Audrey Hepburn
Get busy living or get busy dying.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be. – Douglas Adams
Faith is the art of holding on to things your reason has once accepted, in spite of your changing moods. – C.S. Lewis
If it doesn't challenge you, it doesn't change you. – Fred DeVito
Wise Sayings About Life
All of life is peaks and valleys. Don't let the peaks get too high and the valleys too low. – John Wooden
We know what we are, but know not what we may be.
Today you are You, that is truer than true. There is no one alive who is Youer than You. – Dr. Seuss
Unsuccessful people make decisions based on their current situations. Successful people make decisions based on where they want to be.
Life is really simple, but we insist on making it complicated. – Confucius
My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style. – Maya Angelou
Good Quotes About Life
Do you take life as a miracle? Even when you are passing through difficulties, you should look in the future positively. Negative thinking should disappear from your life. Read the following good quotes about life and find your inspiration.
Be happy for this moment. This moment is your life. – Omar Khayyam
Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself. – George Bernard Shaw
It is not failure itself that holds you back, it is the fear of failure that paralyzes you. – Brian Tracy
Life is inherently risky. There is only one big risk you should avoid at all costs, and that is the risk of doing nothing. – Denis Waitley
Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance, you must keep moving. – Albert Einstein
Don't gain the world and lose your soul, wisdom is better than silver or gold. – Bob Marley
Inspirational Quotes About Life
Do you like to read inspirational quotes about life? We have prepared the best collection for you. Just reading these words from time to time will change your life and way of thinking. You will become more wise and conscious in daily life.
I'm the one that's got to die when it's time for me to die, so let me live my life the way I want to. – Jimi Hendrix
People have different reasons for the way they live their lives. You cannot put everyone's reasons in the same box. – Kevin Spacey
Live life to the fullest, and focus on the positive. – Matt Cameron
Effort is one of those things that gives meaning to life. Effort means you care about something, that something is important to you and you are willing to work for it.
Who are you to judge the life I live?
I know I'm not perfect
-and I don't live to be-
but before you start pointing fingers…
make sure you hands are clean!
Motivational Life Quotes
Do you want to cheer up and support your best friend? Send him a message with one of the following motivational life quotes. These words will give him inspiration and hope to achieve his dreams and goals.
Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened. – Dr. Seuss
Failure is the opportunity to begin again more intelligently. – Henry Ford
Life doesn't require that we be the best, only that we try our best. – H. Jackson Brown, Jr.
If I could give you one thing in life, I would give you the ability to see yourself through my eyes, only then will you realize how special you are to me.
Things change. And friends leave. Life doesn't stop for anybody.
I am forever greatful for the happiness and joy you have brought into my life.
Work like you don't need the money, love like you've never been hurt and dance like no one is watching.
Great Quotes About Life
Are you composing a nice greeting card for your friend? Insert these great quotes about life. These words will make a big impact on your friends because they are full of wisdom and inspiration.
The truth is you don't know what is going to happen tomorrow. Life is a crazy ride, and nothing is guaranteed.
This is from my heart, to thank you for everything you have done for me, for all the times I forgot to tell you how I feel about you and how happy I am that you are in my life.
When someone loves you, the way they talk about you is different. You feel safe and comfortable.
Life is full of happiness and tears; be strong and have faith. – Kareena Kapoor Khan
There comes a time when you have to choose between turning the page and closing the book.
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter and those who matter don't mind.
Nice Quotes About Life
This life is so precious. You are free to live as you wish. Read the following nice quotes about life which will make your way of thinking much more positive.
Time means a lot to me because, you see, I, too, am also a learner and am often lost in the joy of forever developing and simplifying. If you love life, don't waste time, for time is what life is made up of.
Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day. You shall begin it serenely and with too high a spirit to be encumbered with your old nonsense.
Do not dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment. – Buddha
The purpose of life is not to be happy. It is to be useful, to be honorable, to be compassionate, to have it make some difference that you have lived and lived well.
The only person you should try to be better than is the person you were yesterday.
God gave us the gift of life; it is up to us to give ourselves the gift of living well. Voltaire
Keep love in your heart. A life without it is like a sunless garden when the flowers are dead. – Oscar Wilde
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Ephemera, 1550 to the Present
*Please click here for full syllabus.*
Riding the recent wave of studies in ephemera that has swept across humanities disciplines as an extension of the turn to the object as both a thing and a moment in time, this course will study a selection of ephemera from 1550 to the present. The objects of study are necessarily selectively and subjectively chosen and roughly take us from older to newer forms of ephemera: including, tracts and libels; court masques; broadside ballads; woodcuts and comic strips; newspapers (guest speaker, Rachael King); miscellanies, excerpts, and marginalia (guest speaker: Arthur Marotti); extra-illustrated books (this class includes a trip to the Huntington Library to view some of its famed collection of such books, with guest speaker Lori Anne Ferrell); games, focusing on abandonware and app stores (guest speaker, Jeremy Douglass), and the transitory nature of the world wide web, or "404: Curating Networks" (guest speaker, Alan Liu).
An ongoing question the course will pursue is "what are ephemera?" The Ephemera Project at Rice University defines ephemera as "detritus or garbage that people produce without intending it to survive the moment," http://chaocenter.rice.edu/
You will be free in your class presentations to introduce what you consider to be a form of ephemera related to the kind we will be focusing on for the day (from whatever time period) and also to study ephemera in your research paper not touched upon by in the individual classes. As such, the course will count toward whatever departmental period requirement your research paper covers.
Requirements for the course include two oral presentations (of 10-15 minutes), a trip to the Huntington Library to view its collection of extra-illustrated books, newspapers and news manuscripts, and a research paper of 10-12 pp.


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Almost by Accident
Dr. Omura was treating several patients with a type of eye infection. He was using a standard antibiotic. Their symptoms would clear up... but they would return within a few months.
Dr. Omura discovered that the organisms causing the infection seemed to be hiding in parts of the body that had high concentrations of heavy metals like mercury, lead, and aluminum. It appeared that the organisms were using the metals to protect themselves from the antibiotics.
Heavy metals are excreted in the urine. So he began testing his patients' urine. And he noticed that the mercury level in one patient's urine increased after he ate a Vietnamese soup.
Upon further testing, he identified an ingredient in the soup – a leaf – that was responsible for this effect. And he noted that it also increased the amount of lead and aluminum excreted through the urine.
Without the heavy metals for protection, the organisms causing the eye infections were no longer able to flourish. When he gave his patients the leaves, along with antibiotics, it eliminated their infections for good. (The results were published in Acupuncture and Electrotherapy Research.)
Dr. Omura had discovered a way to increase the body's ability to fight infection. At the same time, he had accidentally discovered an inexpensive way to rid the body of toxic heavy metals.
A follow-up study involved a patient who'd had three mercury-based amalgam fillings removed. Significant amounts of mercury were found in the patient's lungs, kidneys, liver, and heart. Dr. Omura used the special leaves to remove the mercury. Within a few weeks, the metal was gone.
These Special Leaves Are an Easy Find
The chelator is the leaves of the coriander plant. It's known as Chinese parsley. Or, more commonly, cilantro.
And Dr. Omura isn't the only one who's had good results with it.
Japanese researchers studied its effects on lead. They gave mice lead in their drinking water for 32 days. Then they administered Chinese parsley for 25 days (from day seven on).
The conclusion: "Chinese parsley has suppressive activity on lead deposition, probably resulting from the chelation of lead by some substances contained in Chinese parsley."
Dr. Dietrich Klinghardt is the founder of the American Academy of Neural Therapy. He's Medical Director of the Institute of Neurobiology. He's known around the globe for his work in treating chronic pain and illness. He was named Physician of the Year by the Global Foundation of Integrative Medicine in 2007.
He recommends cilantro to remove mercury from the brain. He found that five grams per day was the minimum dose for chelation. That's about one teaspoon. The treatment should be continued for at least two to three months.
You can buy fresh cilantro at the grocery store. It's a common ingredient in Mexican, Caribbean, and Asian cooking.
The leaves can also be made into a tea. Chop eight or more teaspoons. Steep, covered, in a quart of boiling water for 20 minutes. But don't do this in a metal container. Remember, cilantro is a powerful chelator. It will leach the metal into the tea.
If you don't like the taste (lots of people don't), cilantro is available in capsules. You can order those online.


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In loving, living memory, John Melançon 1928 – 2007
Climate Justice Can Help End Poverty
History teaches us that when decent people take risks and engage in struggle for principles, peacefully and courageously, pursuing civil disobedience where necessary, then those who occupy the instruments of power, whether in government or in the financial sectors, will listen and understand.
Seriously, Kumi Naidoo, Executive Director, Greenpeace International? Do you believe that or is it just the strategic thing to say? History teaches us when we make present conditions untenable for those in power, we often get one-tenth of the change we need.
But thank you for making the point that stopping global warming is also a matter of justice.
Now to destroy the flip side, the belief that environmentally we cannot afford to let poor people get richer (or that we need fewer people, meaning the growing population of poor people; somehow the equally reprehensible but more logical conclusion that there need to be fewer of the richest, most disproportionately users of resources).


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Do you act on your ideas or do you let them sit…forever? The reality is that you are filled with creativity.
Anytime I get an idea, in most cases, I immediately follow it with action. There is something I learned about myself, and that is that when I let it sit for too long, the inspiration is gone and I lose interest fast. In some instances, it will come back and will not let go until I do something about.
There are plenty of unfinished projects in my studio I could show you because I hesitated or simply just stopped instead of following it through. Here's the thing, I will come back to them. It's just a matter of time!
But I fully believe that ideas and dreams come to us because we are meant for them. Let me sound a bit cliché for a moment "it's part of the destiny".
So, the next time you notice an idea and you can't wait to take action, start. Don't hesitate!
This is the moment to seize the idea and just run with it because the moment you hesitate all the doubts and fears will make their appearance. And you will literally have killed the idea before you even took action.
But what if for just a moment you decided to take action and allow yourself to ride the wave of creativity?
Sometimes these are very fleeting moments and you owe it to yourself to show up for them.
Here's the thing, it's okay to not always feel inspired but when the moment comes, ride it out. Surfers don't always have the perfect wave, but even they keep showing up to catch just the right wave.
And what if your idea is that one thing that could change your life forever? Isn't that just the thing you may be chasing?
So, the next time that idea enters your mind, make a choice to not hesitate.
Decide that you will act, even if you don't know how or what the result will look like.
No one can really predict the outcome and you won't know it until you do it!
And Eagle won't starve itself and think about whether to go after it's prey or not, it just does!


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Neil Baldwin is the author of a variety of books on various topics related to history and culture, and a professor in the Department of Theatre and Dance at Montclair State University.
Baldwin earned a B.A. in English from the University of Rochester, and a Ph.D. in Modern American Poetry from the State University of New York at Buffalo. He was the editor of The Niagara Magazine between 1974 and 1982, and worked in fundraising for the New York Public Library between 1984 and 1989. He was the director of the National Book Foundation from its founding in 1989 until his resignation in 2003.
Baldwin describes a common thread in some of his work as follows:
"...my first two subjects were William Carlos Williams, the poet and physician and probably, you could say, the precursor of--of modern poetry in America today. And the second subject was Man Ray, who was the photographer and painter who was also a great American figure. And I viewed Man Ray as a quintessential modernist figure. And what I did was if--William Carlos Williams, I was talking about a genre and the history of a genre. And then I decided the most important thing after that would be to try to define a period as a whole, the modern period as a whole, so Man Ray to me was the metaphor for the modernist period in art."
"And then I thought, 'Well, I've dealt with two highly creative individuals, and I've explored their imaginations.' But I wanted to make the point that creativity and imagination are not the sole province of the artist, the--the humanist thinker. I wanted to show that invention, which was actually defined as an art in Edison's time--it was actually called the art of invention. I wanted to show that the inventive process, the creative process, they all stem from the--the--the deepest core of the imagination in--in a human being, and I wanted to connect all those creative processes in the context of an American vision."
"And if you look at the time frame for these three books--William Carlos Williams, Man Ray, Thomas Edison--they all begin sort of in the last vestiges of the industrial era and the romantic era in culture and they pass through the cataclysm of the wars and they end up sort of on the threshold of--of our day. And so I do think they all connect, even though on first blush it is--it's hard to see the connection, but I think there is a connection."


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We know how important it is to be as informed as possible about your desired vehicles, so we decided to do some research on the Sienna's different models and what they offer. Come on in and check out what a wheelchair accessible Toyota Sienna in Anaheim CA can do for you!
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It's clear that the Toyota Sienna is one of the most efficient and powerful minivans on the road, effortlessly able to care for you through every situation that the road has in store. While your loved ones can stretch out and relax on its high-quality available leather seating, you can ride with the peace of mind that your drive will be safe and secure for all. This is because of a wealth of safety and driver assistance features that select Sienna models at Aero Mobility have in store, such as a rearview backup camera and Multi-Information Display (MID) with your instrument cluster. Most Sienna models have also been named IIHS Top Safety Picks for their respective model years, making it a top choice for anyone looking for an expensive way to take back your freedom on the pavement.
If you're interested in learning more about the selection of wheelchair accessible Toyota Sienna models that we offer, feel free to contact our team here at Aero Mobility! We'll help get you behind the wheel for a test drive, discuss more of the Sienna's features, and help you work out a financing deal if you're convinced that it is right for you. Stop in and see us today!


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