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Lenni, Pennsylvania – June 15, 2015 – DermaMed Solutions, one of the leading Microdermabrasion equipment and professional skincare companies in the United States, today announced the third recipient of the company's Aesthetic Education Award, Alicia Covey, an aesthetic student at Marinello Schools of Beauty in Redding, California. Covey received a $500 award towards her education from DermaMed Solutions, to support this future aesthetician interested in a "Whole-istic" approach to skincare.
"We received many fabulous new applications and essays for our Aesthetic Education Award, and all the candidates we reviewed were qualified, passionate, and articulate," said Ginger Hodulik, DermaMed Solutions Vice President of Research and Development. "However, the application that stood out to us was from Alicia Covey, who truly understands and agrees with our whole-istic philosophy towards attaining healthy skin. We wish her great success in her future career in aesthetics."
In her essay, Covey wrote that "My desire to become an aesthetician all started with my passion to want to help people look and feel the best about themselves…Skin is the biggest organ in the body that everyone sees, when people look and feel good about themselves, in their own skin, they are free from other people's negativity and judgement."
DermaMed Solutions has provided thousands of spa and medical locations with quality aesthetic equipment manufactured in the United States since 1998. Their leading product is MegaPeel®, known as the industry gold standard in microdermabrasion. They also have created a line of skin-care products and protocols, along with nutritional supplements and home care regimens, with the label dmSkincare, that provides users a multi-pronged approach to offer maximum results for healthy skin.
The Aesthetic Education Award from DermaMed Solutions is contributing up to $1,000 to accredited aesthetic programs for educational expenses for two students each year. Two awards will be given each year, worth $500 each, with a bonus of an additional $500 if the student attends one of DermaMed Solutions' Aesthetic Partner Schools.
A partner schools' only requirement is to promote the program by placing award information and the application link on the school website, and placing the Aesthetic Education Award Flyer in the school's financial aid packets.
The list of current partner schools include: Dawn Career Institute (Delaware); Florida Academy; The Elaine Sterling Institute (Georgia); Georgia Career Institute; International School of Skin, Nailcare & Massage Therapy (Georgia); Moultrie Technical College (Georgia); Cosmetology & Spa Academy (Illinois); Kaye's Beauty College (Indiana); Don Roberts School of Hair Design (Indiana); Catherine Hinds Institute of Esthetics (Massachusetts); Flavia Leal Institute (Massachusetts); Nova Academy of Cosmetology (Minnesota); Inner State Beauty School (Ohio); Raphael's School of Beauty Culture (Ohio); DuVall's School of Cosmetology (Texas); National Institute of Medical Aesthetics (Utah); Dermal Science International Aesthetic & Nail Academy (Virginia); Daytona College (Florida); Capri College (Iowa); Model College of Hair Design (Minnesota); Fountain of Youth Academy (Pennsylvania) and the York County School of Technology (Pennsylvania).
Recipients of the award must express their passion for the skincare industry and share the core values of DermaMed Solutions.
To submit an application, fill out the Aesthetic Education Award application on the DermaMed Solutions website, along with a one-to-two page typed essay or a three-to-five minute video explaining your desire to become an Aesthetician. The next deadline for applications is July 31, 2015.
Schools interested in participating can visit the Aesthetic School Partnership page on the DermaMed Solutions website to view more details on how to become a partner.
About DermaMed Solutions:
DermaMed Solutions takes a "whole-istic" approach to skin care. The company's medical and spa partners benefit from DermaMed Solutions' leading-edge aesthetic technologies, results-oriented skin care and wellness solutions. Since 1998, DermaMed Solutions has provided thousands of spa and medical locations with quality aesthetic equipment manufactured in the USA, such as the MegaPeel®, known as the industry gold standard in microdermabrasion. The company's dmSkincare line of skin care products and protocols, along with nutritional supplements and home care regimens, provides users with a multi-pronged approach to offer maximum results. The company's products are available primarily at salons, spas and other skincare professionals. Call DermaMed Solutions at 610-358-4447 or visit their website at DermaMedSolutions.com to locate skincare professionals that offer DermaMed Solutions products. Additional information about DermaMed Solutions and dmSkincare is available on their Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/DermaMedSolutions, on Twitter at https://twitter.com/Derma_Med and on Google+ at https://plus.google.com/+DermaMedSolutions.
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Being present. Day 11: The light of Lucia
13 Dec 2017 the seasons
I'm not quite ready to celebrate the coming of light in the dark, for right now, today, we are beginning the darkest days/week of the entire year. Up here in Sweden, in my city of Uppsala, we have 4-5 hours of daylight right now. Which don't actually feel like daylight when it's cloudy, cold, rainy, and snowy. It may seem extreme, and it feels extreme, but I have settled into the dark, inner pull of the earth right now. AndRead More


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Sunset and evening star
Sunset and evening star
And one clear call for me
And may there be no moaning of the bar
When I put out to sea
But such a tide as moving seems asleep,
Too full for sound and foam,
When that which drew from out the boundless deep
Turns again home!
Twilight and evening bell
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Is it possible to complain without whining?
Or as they say in the British detective novels I love to read, without "whinging."
(The word "whinge" sounds just like it means, don't you think? Perhaps we should campaign to adopt the word "whinge" instead of the word "whine" in the U.S.)
This week – when I should already be in full-on, pre-Thanksgiving mode, I am airing one small, dubiously whinge-worthy matter before moving on to the gratitude part.
The matter in question: my present status as a Volunteer compared to my prior status as a Law Partner.
Now, do not misunderstand. I am thrilled to be semi-retired and able to volunteer regularly, but I do miss some aspects of my former life as a DC law firm partner.
A tiny incident this week at a wonderful non-profit where I volunteer unsettled me.
I arrived early and saw a young staff person scurrying around busily to get ready for the workshop. I asked her if there was anything I could do to help, she said sure and handed me a big stack of charts fresh from the photo-copier.
Could I please arrange these papers in properly numbered order sets of 30 pages each and staple the packages together to distribute to the workshop participants?
Of course I could, happy to help. Truly I was. But then it hit me again, as I sat at the table in the non-profit's meeting room, sorting through tall stacks of paper, putting them in numerical order, that I am no longer who I once was.
I am now a Volunteer. A Volunteer who collates. Assembles. Staples. Who does what is requested of him or her. No task too small. Without "whinging," (except for here.) Volunteers serve to assist an organization to fulfill its' mission. I feel very lucky to be part of this particular group.
Except that sometimes being a volunteer makes me feel as if I have shrunk as a person.
This small-staffed organization, like another for which I regularly volunteer, depends on its volunteers. I know these non-profits are very grateful for our participation. I also don't expect to get a pat on the head every time I show up. I'm fine with pitching with the smallest of tasks that need to be done.
But I'm still dealing with that pesky shrunken person feeling.
Back in the "good old days", the managing partner of my law firm relied upon a catchy phrase – each to his or her "highest and best use" – in deciding how to allocate legal work.
One of my law firm colleagues was a terrific negotiator so she was called upon to handle deals. An associate who was an excellent writer prepared briefs. I was considered very good at client service so I built solid client relationships. Each of us to our "highest and best use" – an approach which made for happy (relatively) lawyers and satisfied clients.
It is a sobering recognition to realize as a semi-retired person that I may no longer be sought out for my "highest and best use".
It is not the status of being a lawyer that I miss, it is that sense of being fully utilized for what I can offer.
A few years before I left my law firm, stressed by the demanding hours and pace, I met with a career counselor who specialized in helping law firm lawyers transition to other careers. (Can you imagine? A flotilla of unsatisfied lawyers supports this career counselor specialty.)
She asked me about my non-legal experience; I told her I had done a significant amount of volunteer work over the years – on the board of my synagogue, chairing projects at my kids' schools, facilitating a mental health group.
She suggested I try to become an executive at a non-profit. Important to be paid, she told me, expressing her strong belief that the most unappreciated people in any organization are its' volunteers.
I never followed through on her career change advice. My cranky aortic valve forced an early instant retirement decision. Now I think of myself as a full-time writer and part-time volunteer. A volunteer who once was a lawyer, not a lawyer who volunteers on the side.
I disagree with the career counselor's opinion. I do feel appreciated, needed, valued. Just in a very different way than how I felt at the law firm with clients who relied on me for advice. This is an adjustment I am still making.
It is up to me now – and me alone – to figure out my own "highest and best use."
My legal training, my ability to issue-spot, to think critically and problem-solve will always be with me. And there are times when the volunteer work lets me bring my legal mind back from hiatus. But not always. That's my new deal.
So I will now promptly stop whining – or whinging – about this small incident and get back to being thankful that I am able to contribute to the important work this non-profit does.
Part of my pre-Thanksgiving gratitude plan.


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DAC161P997EVAL combined with SPIO4 Sensor AFE Digital Controller Board the user can easily build a 4-20mA remote industrial transmitter where the PC host emulates a process sensor.


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FESTIVALS: SXSW Dispatch of Warm Filmmaker-Friendly Fun
by Mark Osborne
(indieWIRE/3.31.2000) — I was extremely excited to finally attend what I heard was on of the coolest and most filmmaker friendly festivals to ever exist. Austin, Texas has been a desired film fans' destination ever since Richard Linklater's "Slacker," but the South by Southwest Film Festival was giving me plenty of reasons to show up too. (They were screening my feature "Dropping Out," I was asked to be on three panels, and my film "MORE" won best animated short here last year.)
Arriving at the Austin Convention Center, I checked in and things seemed refreshingly mellow and quiet. I picked up my filmmaker badge and was thrilled to discover that here the filmmaker is king. My badge could get me into any film, any panel, and any bingo parlor in town. I was looking forward to seeing as many films as I could cram into six days.
The filmmakers lounge was pretty active as Elvis Mitchell, the freshly appointed New York Times film critic, and Harry Knowles, the Austin-based film guru of "Ain't it Cool News" were talkin' shop. There was a relaxed atmosphere — and free cheese! I met up with my brother Kent, the writer and star of "Dropping Out," who had driven in from LA, and Dan Brown, director of the local independent feature film "American Detective." Dan would serve as the moderator of our Case Study Panel, and he was going to let us sleep on his couches. The only bummer about SXSW is they can't pay for anyone's flight or lodging, but they help out where they can. Considering this fact, it's pretty amazing they are still able to get an impressive roster of panelists and filmmakers to attend on their own dime.
Though an opening night party kicked off the fest that night, we baled early to see the world premiere of Ron Mann's amazing Documentary "Grass." An expose of the "war on pot" that America has waged on the world for decades, Mann acquired some incredible footage to help explain the history, including a hilarious panel of government funded scientists reluctantly explaining that they found pot use to be harmless. The beautiful Paramount Theater was packed and the crowd loved it. I can't wait to see Nancy Reagan's reaction to this film when it gets released. My reaction? Just say YES
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XenonMKV is a freeware using which you convert your high definition mkv files into a proper MP4 format which can be played in your XBOX 360. If you have a good collection of HD movies in mkv format and you want to watch them on your XBOX 360, then this a good converter to use.
The program is easy to use. Install the program and simple select the file you wish to convert and the output folder. Since this program is specifically for XBOX 360, you won't need to make any changes to the output settings. The program is also faster as it does not do any video transcoding, only the audio is downsampled to comply with format which Xbox supports. Since XBOX doesn't support file size of more than 4GB, you will have to split any larger files which you wish to convert.
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The Moken people of Thailand are largely out of sight, but not out of mind. These tribes, that are approximately 1,000 year-old, reside among remote islands, just off the west coast of Thailand. Previously secluded from the influence of modern society, the destructive 2004 tsunami has forced them to move from their settlements.
Since then, the coastal villages have been exposed to an influx of tourism and rapid cultural changes, posing new stresses on the community. The Moken were stuck: unable to return to traditional life, yet lacking the skills and means necessary to cope with modern times.
"We feel very worried about the future," said Moken local Sidith, "where will my children and grandchildren live?"
Watch Mai's story to better understand how Plan efforts have benefitted her – helping her reconnect with her culture, adapt to current environments, and plan a brighter future for herself and her community.
In 2010, Plan recognized the Moken children as one of the most at-risk populations in Thailand, and began a 5 year program working with their community.
At that time, Naowanit, community leader of the Koh Lao Moken village, identified the main challenges threatening the community. "Our problem is a general lack of education. There is no school here now, only four of our villagers have finished secondary school," said Naowanit, adding that "education is important when exposed to new ideas and habits."
Since beginning the community project in 2010, Plan has addressed this concern by continuing to provide long-term, sustainable development initiatives in at least 36 communities in Thailand. Resources, such as safe boats, have been provided to enable Moken children, like Mai of the Koh Lao village, to attend school.
No matter how isolated their home, no child should be denied their right to education. Let a child, like Mai, know that they are not forgotten. Give a child the gift of education today, to empower communities for years to come.
Plan to change the world.Click to sponsor a child today!Or, call1-800-609-3017
Founded in 1937, we are one of the world's oldest and largest charities working to end global poverty.Inclusive of all faiths and cultures, Plan has only one purpose: to improve the lives of children.
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Original Full Moon Party at Haad Rin sunrise beach(Fullmoon beach) . The infamous party of Koh PhaNgan which people around the world come to join this party once a month. Enjoy the music by an international Dj. and buckets drinks, dancing all night long until sunrise. You will never forget this experience. You can reserve a room for next full moon party with us to make sure that you have an accommodation for this period.


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It appears Matt Harvey will get his way and the Mets could go back to a five-man rotation – albeit temporary. Of course, the decision came about in the worst possible way, a partial lat teal to Steven Matz that reportedly will sideline him for at least three weeks.
Manager Terry Collins said Matz was bothered by stiffness in the area near his left armpit between his first and second start, which begs the question: Why did he make that start in the first place?
Isn't Matz one of those good, young arms they are trying to protect?
Initially the Mets said the injury wasn't serious, but then again, that's what they said when David Wright went on the disabled list. After their initial statement, the Mets backtracked and said he would not be able to throw for up to three weeks.
All this could hamper the Mets' attempts to trade Jon Niese as the deadline approaches.


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If life is a highway, then Bryan Bruner is a pretty safe driver. On his album Welcome to Djibouti, he steers us through life's little road bumps cautiously, his hands firmly on the wheel at 10 and 2 (mostly because he's trying to compensate for the fact he's probably amid a marijuana high). The real question, though, is whether or not this is the sort of ride you prefer.
If you prefer your comedy reckless and pulse-pounding with hairpin curves taken on two wheels, Bruner probably isn't the comedian for you. There are a few turns here and there, but Bruner turns on his blinker well before we get there, signaling the change in direction and taking away any real element of surprise.
The album starts off promisingly enough with a humorous explanation of why single people in bars are like clothes from factory outlet malls and what it would be like to party with NFL players. After that, though, the album seems to plateau and continue from there at the same level.
There are plenty of interesting launch points from which Bruner could take off (working for the FDNY, touring with a little person, and his sincere love of the aforementioned cannibas plant), but for the most part they simply remain as nice premises without a real punch. His bit on the midget has a funny visual near the end, but it's a 7-minute cut, and the laughter is definitely not proportionate to the time it takes to get there.
Bruner talks about being a pothead with pride and I fear his love for weed may have dulled his comedic sensibilities. Instead of emulating someone like Doug Benson, arguably one of the funniest and most famous pro-weed comedians working today, his stories end up being just that: Stories. They're interesting enough but there's not much payoff when it comes to big laughs.
There are a few times when Bruner displays passion, but to be honest it's hard to empathize with him because the things that set him off...well...probably shouldn't. When he sends a Facebook friend request to a guy who shares the same name, the alternate Bryan Bruner responds with an understandable response to a complete stranger: "Who is this?" Comedian Bryan Bruner flips out. I'm still not sure why. When he overdraws his bank account and is hit with late fees, he starts a Twitter campaign railing against Bank of America claiming they are responsible for the AIDS virus. I'm still not sure why. And when he made the obligatory "it's dudes catching crabs" Deadliest Catch joke, I didn't wonder why, I just wanted something that had a little more effort behind it.
For the most part, this album seemed to be comedy done via the safest route. It's the difference between a leisurely drive through the Indiana countryside and tooling along the winding, ever-shifting road on the cliffs of Palos Verdes. Bruner's humor is more of the former than the latter. It's a pleasurable enough ride, but there's no risk. No cliffs, just corn.


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Klaipeda Business Higher School
Klaipeda Business School was founded on the 11th of July 1997 as a non-profit public educational institution. In 2001 the school acquired the status of higher educational institution (School). The founder of the School is Assoc. Prof. Dr. Irena Sabaliauskaite.
Klaipėda Business School, as a higher education institution, commenced its activity on 1 September 2001 by implementing two higher education college study programmes. Currently, Klaipeda Business School is implementing nine higher education college study programmes in the study fields of Management, Business, Economics, Law, Finance, Accounting and Philology. Klaipėda Business School is implementing both full-time and part-time studies.
Today the School is well-known not only in Klaipeda region, but all over Lithuania. More and more students from different regions of Lithuania, as well as international students, come to study at Klaipeda Business School.
Klaipeda Business School is attempting to integrate international and intercultural aspects into the policy of studies, study programmes, study organisation process, i. e. into all the areas of studies in Klaipeda Business School. Such activities as curriculum internationalization, mobility of students and the academic staff, technical, social and academic support for students comprise an integral and purposeful part of Klaipeda Business School activities.
Internationalization of Klaipeda Business School studies is defined by student and staff mobility. Klaipeda Business School cooperates with 38 partners from 17 countries; therefore, students have all the opportunities to go for studies to higher education institutions abroad or / and for Professional Practice placement in foreign enterprises, to get acquainted with different cultures of the world, to broaden intercultural and professional experience, to improve their foreign language skills. The aims of the academic staff mobility are linked to the aims of the Bologna process. Attempts are made to promote the competitiveness and attractiveness of the study programmes, to enhance their transparency and flexibility, to upgrade the academic staff qualification through participation in the programme.
Considering the fact that generic personal and socio-cultural skills, such as international (intercultural) communication and cooperation, tolerance and flexibility are assuming greater importance in terms of other socio-cultural living and performance conditions, and the quality of development of students' general knowledge and skills, needed for future graduates to work in an open, international (intercultural) working environment, requires a natural environment for international (intercultural) studies and practical training, it was decided to purposefully increase the participation of Klaipeda Business School in international projects. Over the last two years Klaipeda Business School participated or coordinated seven Erasmus intensive programmes (IP).
Klaipeda Business School has established strong relations with international and foreign companies, is an active member of international academic networks (SPACE, EURASHE, EAIE, BUSINET etc.). These memberships ensure the quality of studies at Klaipeda Business School, its modernity and added value for students.
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A fun design based on that English favourite the bumble bee. This hanging feeder adds colour to your garden and can be used to attract a wide variety of garden birds. Hung from a branch or hook, it is ideal to use with sunflower hearts, black sunflower seeds or peanuts.Its handy side-fill mechanism also ensures the feeder stays closed when hung.Sunflower hearts: – The seed of choice amongst garden birds and a great 'no mess, no husks, no grow feed'. The colourful members of the tit and finch families absolutely love oil-rich sunflower hearts!Black sunflower seeds: – They can encourage your birds to stay on the feeder for longer whilst they open the soft husks to get to the tasty hearts inside.Peanuts:- A great traditional feed particularly popular with garden birds in the winter months.Capacity: holds 0.9kgSize: H13 x L19.5 x D11cmThis high capacity fun feeder will add colour and life to any garden!
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