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Maxine Peake and Charlotte Emmerson star in this passionate drama of prejudice and paranoia set in a small-town American community. Written in 1933, the play's central theme of a pupil accusing her teachers of having a lesbian affair, caused huge controversy when first performed.
Lillian Hellman took her story of a schoolgirl's malicious gossip from real life: in 1809, an Edinburgh court accepted the claims of a student and found two of her teachers guilty of "inordinate affection." The school was closed within forty-eight hours of the girl's allegations and never re-opened, nor did the teachers get another job, although they won on appeal eleven years later.
The Children's Hour first opened on Broadway in 1934. It was an enormous success, running for twenty-one months and beginning the string of hits – The Little Foxes, Watch on the Rhine, Toys in the Attic - that made Hellman one of the most popular playwrights in mid-century American theatre.
In 1936 the play was made into a film directed by William Wyler. However, because of the Production Code, the story was adapted into a heterosexual love triangle. In 1961 the play was adapted, with its lesbian theme intact, for the film The Children's Hour, also directed by Wyler.Sarah Frankcom, recently appointed as a full Artistic Director for the Royal Exchange, directs this production of Hellman's The Children's Hour. Sets by Liz Ascroft.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. - A week after entering the race for Kansas' 3rd Congressional District, newspaper publisher Steve Rose said Friday he was dropping out because of health problems.
Rose, the longtime publisher of the Johnson County Sun, made the announcement in an e-mail to supporters, The Kansas City Star reported. He didn't immediately return a phone call from The Associated Press on Friday seeking comment.
In the e-mail, Rose said he was quitting on the advice of his gastroenterologist, saying the campaign is exacerbating his Crohn's disease, a painful digestive condition that he said he's had for more than 40 years.
"It has been dormant for the past ten," the 61-year-old wrote. "In the past 10 days, however, under the extraordinary stress of the campaign, I have had a major flare-up.
"I won't go into the gory details of inflammatory bowel disease, but suffice it to say I have lost a lot of blood and seven pounds in that short period. The doctor says if I keep it up, I can look forward possibly to surgery."
Rose announced on Sept. 16 that he planned to run as a Republican against Democrat Dennis Moore, whom he previously endorsed in his newspaper. But he said the six-term incumbent had changed and was voting too often to support the Obama administration's "far-left" agenda.
In his e-mail, Rose sought to allay the perception he was abandoning the race because he didn't believe he could win.
He said he had raised $72,000 in campaign contributions in nine days and contributors had promised an additional $32,000. He also said a survey showed he had positive name recognition among potential Republican voters.
"This combined $104,000 commitment, for both the primary and general elections, may be a record in such a short period," he wrote. "That, plus my own commitment of $250,000 would have put us way ahead of any opponent or prospective opponent."
Rose said he will return the contributions and personally pay any campaign expenses.
Former state Rep. Patricia Lightner is the only other Republican in the race.


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- Dik, Filip K., 1928-1982
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- found: We can build you, 1972: t.p. (Philip K. Dick) front matter (attended the Univ. of Calif.; science fiction and fantasy writer; r. Fullerton, Calif.)
- found: Contemp. authors online, July 3, 2002 (Philip (K)indred Dick; b. Dec. 16, 1928 in Chicago, Ill.; d. March 2, 1982 in Santa Ana, Calif.)
- found: Wikipedia, July 26, 2013 (Philip K. Dick; Philip Kindred Dick; born December 16, 1928 in Chicago; died March 2, 1982 in Santa Ana, Calif.; American novelist, short story writer and essayist whose published work is almost entirely in the science fiction genre. Dick explored sociological, political and metaphysical themes in novels dominated by monopolistic corporations, authoritarian governments, and altered states. He often drew upon his own life experiences in addressing the nature of drug abuse, paranoia, schizophrenia, and transcendental experiences in his novels. Dick had two articles published under the pen names Richard Phillipps and Jack Dowland. Many of his works have been adapted into films the best known is Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? (1968) the literary source of the film Blade Runner (1982)) other films based on his stories include, Minority report, Total recall, The adjustment bureau, etc.)
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The public was first exposed to Pia Mia when Kim Kardashian shared a Keek video of the blonde beauty serenading the Klan, Drake and Kanye West with her riff-y version of Drizzy's "Hold On, We're Going Home." Now Kylie and Kendall's bestie is breaking out on her own and taking Chance The Rapper along with her on her own song "Fight For You," which will be featured on the Divergent soundtrack hitting shelves March 11. Pia has also been a model for Civil Clothing and is quite the selfie-taker on Instagram. For now, get hip to the Interscope signee's vocal abilities below.


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The set includes a spoon, fork, knife, desert spoon and chopsticks, all of which neatly fit inside a wooden case. The lid of the case can be turned over and used as a placemat. Using something like this cutlery set teaches your child to take care of his things. You can see more photos of this beautiful set here.
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In conjunction with Akzo Nobel, Catalyst hosted a Catalyst Connects panel in Mumbai, India. The session was moderated by Shachi Irde, Executive Director, Catalyst India WRC. The event brought together high-potential women with speakers considered to be role models in the realm of business.
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Scott Gaylord analyzes judicial selection on NPR
The Diane Rehm Show, a Peabody award winning radio show with 2.2 million weekly listeners across more than 190 National Public Radio (NPR) affiliated stations, featured Elon Law Professor Scott Gaylord on the Sept. 5 edition, "Fairness in State Courts: Electing vs. Appointing State Judges."
Discussing the pros and cons of the different judicial selection processes, Gaylord suggested that citizens consider things like accountability, independence and qualifications when deciding between judicial elections or appointments.
"I don't think anyone will challenge the view that judges are political at some level," Gaylord said on the show. "The legal realists really harped on this at the turn of the 20th century. We see that with the nomination and confirmation process in the federal system now."
With 95 percent of cases being decided at the state level, according to Diane Rehm, the method through which judges are selected can have a significant impact on the people of a state.
"It's highly political and the views of judges - on things from theories of statutory constructions, federalism, separation of powers, judicial restraint - all bare on how they decide cases," Gaylord said on the show. "That's true whether they are appointed or elected and as a result I think it's important for the citizens in the states across the country know that and be able to respond accordingly in terms of their voting."
Gaylord joined a panel of two other guests, Ian Millhiser, senior constitutional policy analyst at the Center for American Progress, who discussed the different judicial selection processes used in various states; and Charlie Hall, editor of "Justice at Stake," who discussed how the Supreme Court's decision in Citizens United vs. Federal Election Commissions is impacting judicial selections.
"I take the view, as Churchill famously stated, democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others," Gaylord said on the show. "To me, judicial elections probably fit in the same category. There are different concerns. There is no perfect way to select judges."
Professor Gaylord has published scholarship and contributed public commentary on the judicial selection debate, including a North Carolina Law Review Addendum article and an op-ed in the Raleigh, N.C.-based News & Observer.
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"I could never quite get his name – Dokar? Jokar?" says Larry Aaronson, a retired Rindge history teacher (Jahar, he says, eventually told him to call him "Joe"). Aaronson, a longtime friend of the late historian Howard Zinn, also lives on Norfolk Street, down the block from the Tsarnaevs' home. "I asked him once where he was from, and he said Chechnya. And I'm like, 'Chechnya? Are you shitting me?'" says Aaronson. "I said, 'My God, how did you cope with all that stress?' And he said, 'Larry, that's how come we came to America, and how lucky that we came to Cambridge, of all places!' He just embraced the city, the school and the whole culture – he gratefully took advantage of it. And that's what endeared me to him: This was the quintessential kid from the war zone, who made total use of everything we offer so that he could remake his life. And he was gorgeous," he adds.
Jahar's friends were a diverse group of kids from both the wealthier and poorer sections of Cambridge; black, white, Jewish, Catholic, Puerto Rican, Bangladeshi, Cape Verdean. They were, as one Cambridge parent told me, "the good kids" – debate champs, varsity athletes, student-government types, a few brainiacs who'd go off to elite New England colleges. A diligent student, Jahar talked about attending Brandeis or Tufts, recalls a friend I'll call Sam, one of a tight-knit group of friends, who, using pseudonyms, agreed to speak exclusively to Rolling Stone. "He was one of the realest dudes I've ever met in my life," says Sam, who spent nearly every day with Jahar during their teens, shooting hoops or partying at a spot on the Charles River known as the "Riv." No matter what, "he was the first person I'd call if I needed a ride or a favor. He'd just go, 'I got you, dog' – even if you called him totally wasted at, like, two or three in the morning."
"He was just superchill," says another friend, Will, who recalls one New Year's Eve when Jahar packed eight or nine people – including one in the trunk – into his green Honda Civic. Of course, he adds, the police pulled them over, but Jahar was unfazed. "Even if somebody caught him drinking," says his buddy Jackson, "he was the calm, collected kid who always knew how to talk to police."
He had morals, they all agree. "He never picked on anybody," says Sam, adding that much like his brother, Jahar was a great boxer. "He was better at boxing than wrestling – he was a beast." But while he could probably knock out anyone he wanted, he never did. "He wasn't violent, though – that's the crazy thing. He was never violent," says Sam.
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In a mystery series with a military backdrop, David James Elliott plays a Navy lawyer in the office of the Judge Advocate General (hence the title). He has virtually unlimited powers to investigate criminal and legal matters involving the Navy. As a result, his presence on any base or ship is usually met with hostility, which makes for a lot of chin-to-chin confrontations.
Elliott looks like a cross between Rick Springfield and a young Chad Everett. The action sequences are well-executed, but once our pilots have bombed Bosnia in last week's debut, the prospects for combat situations dry up. By this week's second episode, a techno-terrorist (the egregiously hammy Ryan Hurst) is threatening to blow up a cruise ship with a computer-guided torpedo. Send in the lawyers! This is an old scow of a series, hefty and handsome but listing toward tedium.


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In the past, small businesses have led job growth after a recession. They have created 64 percent of net new jobs over the past 15 years. But they are struggling to create jobs after this recession. A big reason why: Obamacare. The Heritage Foundation's Paul Winfree explains how Obamacare is hurting small business job creation:
There are hundreds of thousands of taxpayers who rely on their small business income and would likely qualify for a tax subsidy that must consider the possibility that their incomes may jump, forcing them to pay back a large portion of the overpayment. This threat of a potentially large tax bill could induce many small-business owners who would likely qualify for premium subsidies to save money for the IRS rather than invest in their business or hire new employees.
Take an average small business owner qualifying for a premium subsidy – in their mid-40s, married, with two children, and a household income of about $60,000 in 2014. According to data from the Kaiser Health Reform Subsidy Calculator, their household will qualify for a premium subsidy of over $9,300 in 2014. However, since most small business owners have little way of planning how successful their business may be in any given year, they would be inclined to plan for the possibility of paying back the entire premium subsidy on top of the taxes they would already owe.
How will this influence her decision to hire new employees or invest in the business? Tax economists have studied how small business owners respond to changes in personal income tax rates. Based on the findings of those studies, the likelihood that the average business owner qualifying for the subsidies will hire new workers is reduced by about 70 percent.


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"The 'Protecting Reputations Online' video should be mandatory viewing for students," wrote/tweeted Bernajean Porter, an educator I admire, in Twitter this week. So I watched it (it's just under 3 minutes) – and was reminded of how collaborative reputation protection is these days. Because "digital" means social, young people are not acting all by themselves in a vacuum – they're sharing text, photos, and videos and, through them, talking about themselves and each other. That's the most important point in the video, I think: that there's a mutual dependency on and responsibility for each other's good name and reputation in social media. We truly are in this together – not just peers, but parents, educators, all of us. Nobody's operating in a vacuum in today's media. Tell your kids: "Your friends affect your reputation – you need their help in maintaining it and vice versa." Here are reputation-management tips and just-released research from Microsoft, and youth-specific resources from the American School Counselor Association and iKeepSafe.org.


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Classed as a semi-cactus type of dahlia Table Dancer has huge light plum-purple spiky looking flowers with the frilly petal edges tipped with white. They have a superb colour, last well as a cut flower and are eye-catching flowers that will delight in any summer border. Height 90cms.
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Dahlias are tender tubers so it is best to plant them up to start with into a container or pot that can be kept in a light position that is frost-free. The root structures of Dahlia tubers look a bit odd, especially on more established plants, like a bunch of chipolatas that are gathered together underneath a stem. Plant the tubers with the stem at the top, into a large pot, preferably a 2 or 3 litre size, using good quality multi-purpose potting compost. Water in and then keep the compost just moist. Plant out once the risk of frost has passed in your area, usually around late May/early June. To get the most flowers from each plant it is necessary to pinch out the tips of the main shoot down to the top pair of leaves. This will encourage a more bushy plant. It is also a good idea to allow just five/six stems to grow so that you will get strong healthy growth and an abundance of flowers. It pays to be cruel to be kind with Dahlias and any cuttings you take off can be potted on to make new plants.The plants should have bushy green growth by the time they are ready to be planted out into their final flowering positions, either into large pots or containers or into a sunny garden border and should be in flower by July and will continue to flower until the first frosts blacken the foliage and flowers, so depending where you live this could be mid to late October in many parts.Dead head fading blooms regularly, cutting off the stem as well as the flower head. This helps to prolong the flowering period as well as making the plants look more attractive. ** Remember that rounded firm buds are ones still to open and the pointy often squidgy ones are spent flowers so can be removed.*Dahlia flowers are edible, so you can use the vibrant petal colours scattered over salads.Brookside Nursery Top Tip *Pick the flowers of dahlias only when they are almost fully open as dahlia buds do not open in water and to keep them looking at their best once picked, recut the hollow stems under running water to prevent air locks.
Pests - Earwigs can be problematic when growing dahlias as they like to munch flowers and leaves, but you can take steps to lessen their impact organically by putting some straw into some small pots, turn them upside down and place onto bamboo canes and dot these around the dahlia rows or blocks. The earwigs will crawl up these instead to find shelter. You can then dispose of them far away from your precious dahlias.Slugs too can be nuisance especially when the shoots are just coming through so sprinkle crushed egg shells or horticultural grit or place a copper ring around the base of the plants to deter them. Night patrols with a torch can be very effective if you dont mind picking them up! An effective option is to use an organic treatment that is safe to use around pets and wildlife.
If ordered with plants we will normally dispatch flower bulbs with your plant order during your first requested dispatch week. If you would prefer your flower bulbs to be dispatched separately (within two working days of ordering) please tick the "please dispatch this item separately" box on the shopping basket page. (an extra charge of £1.50 per item applies)
If you are not ordering any plants, we will normally dispatch your bulbs within two working days of ordering. Delivery is normally made within 3-5 working days of ordering. The delivery method (usually Royal Mail or Parcelforce) will be displayed in the shopping basket.
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Mark Penn Sucks, but He's Not Microsoft's Problem
Microsoft's "Scroogled" campaign of political-style attack ads against Google is pretty lame. Lydia DePillis places the blame for this lameness where it belongs: squarely on the shoulders of Mark Penn, who's an incredibly rich and successful, yet totally lame former political operative. In a larger sense, however, I don't think you can really blame Penn for Microsoft's endless losses in various efforts to compete with Google. You have to consider the product!
The problem with Microsoft's online service offerings isn't that their TV campaigns are lame. It's not even that the products are bad. But they're not wildly better than Google's search and email and so forth. Most people are just incredibly lazy. It's easy to forget, but it took Google Search and Gmail a remarkably long time to rise to dominance during a period when they wiped the floor with the competition on the merits. Now Google has that change-aversion and laziness working in its favor. To beat them, you have to crush them on quality. And Microsoft's not doing that. No ad campaign can overcome the basic reality of human inertia.
Not that I want to discourage them! I don't use Windows or Office or Bing or Hotmail, but I do give thanks on a daily basis to Microsoft executives. Had they chosen to simply plow Windows/Office profits back into huge dividends, that would have been ideal for shareholders but bad for the world. Microsoft's quixotic effort to challenge Google in its core competencies delivers, day in and day out, a level of market discipline and competition that's invaluable to the world. In a sense, that's the whole point of the Scroogled campaign. Google is extremely technologically impressive, but you do need to watch out because unchallenged their market power creates a lot of possible room for funny business. We need Microsoft out there offering an alternative.


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Adolescence Young Adult Education
The Adolescence to Young Adult Education (AYA) degree program (often times referred to as Secondary Education) is housed in the School of Teaching and Learning in the College of Education and Human Development. It leads to a Bachelor of Science degree in Education and an Ohio teaching license that enables a successful candidate to teach in grades 7-12 in the selected content areas of Integrated Mathematics, Integrated Social Studies, Integrated Language Arts, or Integrated Sciences, Dual Field Science and Single Field.
The AYA degree program is a highly competitive program requiring a candidate to earn a grade point average of 2.8 in the major and 3.0 overall to be admitted into the Program. Thus, students who enter this program are academically strong and prepared for the challenges of their Professional Year Experience in 7th-12th grade classrooms. Students enrolled in the Adolescence to Young Adult Education program are advised by the College advising staff during their initial year at BGSU, and then are assigned a faculty advisor in their area of expertise from the School of Teaching and Learning for the remainder of their undergraduate experience.
All Adolescence to Young Adult education majors take a combination of classes from their content areas in the College of Arts and Sciences as well as pedagogy classes from the College of Education and Human Development. They are well versed in the content, and, in many cases, may minor in their content specialization. In addition to the coursework, the Ohio Board of Regents requires all licensure candidates successfully to pass the appropriate Ohio Assessments for Educators content specialty test, as well as the appropriate Assessment of Professional Knowledge: Adolescence to Young Adult (7-12). Candidates must apply for the two exams, as well as apply for the teaching license.
Special opportunities exist for students entering teacher education degree programs at Bowling Green State University. These include (a) Educators in Context and Community (ECCO) learning community, (b) studying abroad in Keele, England, (c) student teaching abroad in English-speaking schools in Rio de Janerio, or (d) student teaching with our school partners in Aldine, Texas.
BGSU is also home to one of the largest Teacher Job Fairs in the country, sponsored by BGSU's Career Services. Candidates in BGSU teacher education programs also enjoy a variety of resources for their use including the Curriculum Resource Center in the Jerome Library and the Technology and Resource Center in the Education Building. In addition to Greek Life, additional campus-wide clubs and organizations are available including education-related clubs and organizations.
The various specialties within the AYA Education Program at Bowling Green State University (math, science, social studies, language arts) have achieved the status of Nationally Recognized by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, National Science Teachers Association, National Council for Social Studies, and the National Council of Teachers of English. The AYA program is fully accredited by the Ohio Board of Regents. The Teacher Education program at BGSU is fully accredited by NCATE (National Council for the Accreditation of Teacher Education).
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Bowling Green, Ohio 43403
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World touristiness map
The World touristiness map is a map project that analyzed the number of Panoramio photos for every spot on the world and turned the density of photos into colour shades. Yellow shows where the highest concentration of photos is, red highlights a medium concentration and blue a low concentration. Areas in grey have no photos available.
On the global map the standing fact is the central role of Europe. On the South American continent, a high concentration of photos can be guessed in the south east region of Brazil.
When you look closer at the map of Brazil you confirm the high concentration of photos for the south east region (mainly Rio and São Paulo) and also along most of the country's coast. No surprises when you realize most of the Amazon region is unphotographed.
If you are after an undiscovered destination, you might as well search for it using this map!
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The Three Things
I belong to a religion where a basic tenet is 'the Word became flesh and dwelt among us,' where the invisible becomes visible. This means layers of theological things, some of which I don't fully understand. I tend to think out of the context of everyday life, not theology books. I can appreciate the lofty beauty of the big mountains in the distance… from the sanctuary of my firm little hill.
So in my simple way, I believe that in my life, every day the word becomes flesh and manifests, is made real through what I call 'The Three Things'. They are:
Show up.
Pay attention.
Love the best you can.
They don't happen in any given order, and some are more difficult than others to do depending on the circumstances at any given time. This is how it works for me.
I am an artist, an iconographer to be specific. In order to do this well I have to show up in my studio at my painting table. I'm showing up for the good work, the process of creating, which is what really excites me.
As I work I pay attention to the flow of paint, the subject matter, color blending, the light and the amount of water loaded on a freshly rinsed brush. Do I wipe it off or not? Does the corner of John the Baptist's robe need more burnt umber? Knowing what to pay attention to has taken years and years of practice.
Loving the best I can is about making choices. Most of the time the choices are simple, right out of the foundation of my childhood –be kind, serve others, take turns, share, play fair, and write thank you notes. It can get complicated, like when loving my best took the form of showing up for myself, which is what I did when I left the security of a 9 to 5 job and made the commitment to paint full-time instead.
Love helps me pay attention and listen for the answers when I ask myself hard questions about what I'm actually going to do about building community and protecting the ecosystem.
It is in my relationships where The Three Things overlap and embrace. By paying attention as I listen to my elderly neighbor's concerns about her cat's health. In showing up when my co-worker was moving and needed our truck, and loving the best I can by attending the funeral of my friend's partner.
Show up. Pay attention. Love the best I can. The Three Things inform my life like my spirit informs my eye when I paint. I can see it right in front of me. Truly made visible, the words of my actions become the flesh of my journey.
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Archive for April, 2015
Samsung expands Level series of smart Bluetooth audio products
Posted by admin in Audio Gadgets on April 29th, 2015
Samsung does have its fingers dipped into many different markets at once, and the consumer electronics realm is no exception, with a plethora of devices to choose from which will bear the Samsung mark. This time around, the South Korean conglomerate has decided to expand its Level series of smart Bluetooth audio products, by rolling out the Samsung Level On Wireless and Samsung Level Link. Specially designed to deliver outstanding audio quality in a sleek design, the Samsung Level On Wireless headphones will make use of the latest Samsung technology so that one can enjoy top quality sound in an impeccable package. As for the Samsung Level Link, this accessory will seamlessly transform traditional audio products into wireless solutions, all thanks to Bluetooth technology.
Both models will be out later this month, where regardless of which particular one you decide to pick up and bring home, it will come with easy controls including a customizable mobile application. First of all, the Samsung Level On Wireless headphones boast of circular ear pads, resulting in a sleek, sophisticated look and feel. There will be half a dozen built-in microphones with this bad boy, as it sports an Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) function which can accurately map out surrounding sounds for a clearer, uninterrupted audio experience as well as help send voice more clearly whenever people talk via phone. In addition, a dual-layered diaphragm system will further suppress excessive vibration, in turn reducing noise and enabling the headphones to reproduce rich, balanced sound across a wide range of frequencies.
As for the Samsung Level Link, it will make use of Bluetooth connectivity in order to come up with a range of traditional audio devices that are totally wireless. All that users need to do is to connect Level Link to earphones, headphones, a set of speakers or a TV, before pairing it to a Bluetooth-enabled device so that your ears can dance to a similar high-quality sound which one receives from traditional audio devices. There will be Send and Receive modes that sport a simple switch button, delivering an unprecedented level of freedom from the hassle of wires.
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The Sand Funnel – because you can't play in sand without the proper water-to-sand ratio
Posted by admin in Kids Gadgets on April 28th, 2015
If you ever went to the beach when you were a little kid, you know how amazing sand seemed. It could be dry and take on no shape, slightly wet and malleable, or sludgy and awesome. Regardless of how you played with sand, you were certain to be covered in it by the end of the day, and it was only going to bother you a tiny amount in comparison to how much fun you had from it.
While it is completely possible to play in the sand without any help, toys can always make things more fun. If you now have children and are thinking about having a beach trip, then there's likely a question of which water-friendly toys to get. If you want more of a focus on building sand castles, then maybe this Sand Funnel could be of use. This is a toy with two reservoirs, one for sand and the other for water so you can make all sorts of sand creations.
Both sides will be mixed when they fall out of the bottom of the funnel, allowing you to direct where the stream lands. There isn't an on or off button though, so you'll have to either plug the tip or make quick work of things when it's full. Made of ABS plastic, this can be washed with soap and warm water. This is only going to cost you $10, which isn't much, but will add on to the overall price from the multitude of other toys your child will want.
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The Kisai Logo Wood LCD Watch – challenge your perception of time
Posted by admin in Clock Gadgets on April 28th, 2015
Doing the same few tasks over and over again can make life exceedingly boring. We see the same scenery, do the same jobs, and get tired of it all. We need a change of pace now and again such as new perspectives and fresh ideas that make us flex our mental muscles. The best way to make you think aside from playing brain games, is making your surroundings challenge the common thought process.
This can include having inventive ways to wake yourself up in the mornings, shattering your reality now and again, or just wearing a watch that requires more than glancing down and seeing a number. Tokyoflash is near and dear to our hearts for exactly this reason. Seldom will you find one of their watches that is one hundred percent straightforward and easy to read. The newest addition to the Kisai family is the Logo Wood LCD Watch.
The clock is cased in 100% real wood, and is a stark contrast to its metallic colored leather strap. The face of the clock has an always-on display, where the hours are shown as blocks along the outside of the screen. It is easier to read the minutes, as they are directly in the center as numbers, though they are squished together, making them look more like a shape than a number at first glance. You can also view the time in binary if you'd prefer. There are three models, one with dark sandalwood that has a blue LCD display with a dark metallic strap, red sandalwood with a black LCD and a copper-looking metallic strap, or a maple wood with a mirror display and a silver metallic strap. This is going to cost you $99 for the next 40~ hours if you jump on the launch price, and will go up a bit in price after that point.
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LG Watch Urbane rolls out this week
Posted by admin in Clock Gadgets on April 27th, 2015
Now that the dust has more or less settled over the release of the Apple Watch, are there different kinds of smart timepieces in the market which will be able to provide a decent fight? Probably, especially when you take into consideration that nobody is perfect, and in the case of corporations, that rule applies, too. South Korea's LG has just announced that the LG Watch Urbane will be made available in its home country first, before it makes its way over to various key markets over in North America, Europe and Asia in the coming weeks.
Basically, before this month is over, if you happen to live in one of the following countries – Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Korea, Spain, the United Kingdom and the United States, you will be able to pick up an LG Watch Urbane of your own via the Google Store, now how about that?
We do know that there is the LG Watch Urbane as well as the LG Watch Urbane LTE, so it really depends on which particular one you would prefer to rock to. Let us refresh our memories of the LG Watch Urbane – it will boast of a modern design that sports a full-circle Plastic OLED (P-OLED) display which measures 1.3" in diameter, and comes with a less prominent and lower profile bezel. The overall dimensions are also smaller and thinner, and those do not happen to reduce the size of the display or the battery.
Underneath the hood lies a 1.2GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon 400 processor, and you will also find Android Wear running on it as well. As for the aforementioned 1.3" P-OLED display, it sports a resolution count of 320 x 320 pixels at 245ppi pixel density, while having 4GB of internal memory and 512MB RAM, accompanied by a 410mAh battery to keep it going. Integrated sensors include a 9-axis (Gyro/ Accelerometer / Compass) with barometer and PPG (Heart Rate Sensor) thrown into the mix to boot. It is dust and water resistant according to IP67 standards, and will arrive in either silver or gold shades.
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Star Wars Darth Vader Molded Crossbody Purse
Posted by admin in Kids Gadgets on April 27th, 2015
Darth Vader might not be the best example when it comes to being a responsible or loving father, what with his rampaging hormones and misguided emotions, but he has certainly grown into the role of being the universal icon of a bad ass, not to mention evoking a sense of fear with his tall disposition and cold exterior. Well, if you wish not to have anyone disturb you, how about getting a little bit of Vader rub off on you? This is made possible if you were to tote the $59.99 Star Wars Darth Vader Molded Crossbody Purse.
The Star Wars Darth Vader Molded Crossbody Purse is called as such for one obvious reason – it sports Darth Vader's helmet that is made from molded silicone, and it measures 7.5" x 7.5" x 4", while featuring a lining that boasts of a subtle black on black Star Wars logo print along the way. Definitely a perfect purchase for those who are more aligned to the Dark Side of the Force, and if anyone wants to mess with your valuables, they might think twice when they see Vader's visage staring right back at them.
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Casio delivers their new Ladies Solar Easy Readers timepieces
Posted by admin in Clock Gadgets on April 25th, 2015
Casio has just introduced the latest addition to their collection of analog timepieces, which would be a quartet of new Ladies Solar Easy Readers. Also known as the LTPS100 series, it will be a special blend of style alongside ease-of-use, and will boast of solar-powered operation in addition to water resistance of up to 50 meters, so that it delivers additional convenience for the wearer.
The LTPS100 ladies timepieces will make use of Casio's Solar Power technology, which will do away with the need for battery changes. Each time it experiences a full charge, each timepiece will then be able to last for three months thereabouts without any kind of further exposure to light. This is an eco-friendly, solar battery-powered timepiece which will also be able to juice up in the presence of low or fluorescent light conditions, now how about that for added versatility without sacrificing on style?
Apart from that, the LTPS100 ladies timepieces will also boast of a fashionable and simply-designed three-hand analog display face with date display and large, high-contrast numbers on the dial so that it is easy to read and also more pleasing to the eye. In addition, the display casings happen to be round and made of stainless steel, while the timepieces boast of quartz movements. Just to make sure you do not end up shortchanged, there is also a date display for quick reference.
A pair of the new models, the LTPS100E-1BV and the LTPS100E-7BV, will sport silver-toned stainless steel expansion bands. The LTPS100D-7BV boasts of a silver-toned stainless steel band with a buckle closure, while the LTPS100L-7BV will come with a brown faux leather band with buckle closure. If you are interested, the LTPS100 ladies timepieces will retail for $54.95 a pop. This certainly beats having to wind up your watch, as most of us probably stay in places where there is more than enough sunlight to keep it going all year round without missing a beat.
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The Summer Infant Thermometer Pacifier – for little humans that get sick
Posted by admin in Kids Gadgets on April 23rd, 2015
Being a new parent is the most difficult thing in the world. You've got a tiny human that doesn't understand how to be a human, and you've been a homo-sapien for so long that you often don't understand what could be scary to someone who's just starting to learn the ropes. It's understandable to cry if you're soiled or hungry, but there are times where you want to rip your hair out wondering what it could possibly be.
If you want to rule out a fever, that means keeping a thermometer near a baby when it's unhappy for an extended period of time. It's easy to imagine why they squirm away, as you wouldn't want people shoving things in your face when you're not feeling well either. However, if you want to take their temperature, you need to get creative. The Summer Infant Pacifier will help you to understand your new human, and can hopefully keep it quiet in the process.
If your child does have a temperature, it will glow red and beep when things are not well. Should you be interested in keeping track of this sort of information, you'll be happy to know that this will also show you the last reading as well. There is a protective cover for traveling purposes, and it should be easy to clean. This will cost you around $12, and if nothing else will give you some small moment of peace and quiet.
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The Chrona helps you sleep the optimal amount of time, and no more
Posted by admin in Bluetooth Gadgets on April 23rd, 2015
When you have a life where every minute counts, it's hard to get a good night of sleep. You have to view your rest as a resource, and rather than making you work to feel rested, you can tailor your sleep to work for you, on your terms. While you may have tried keeping track of your fitness, eating, and sleep, this will only give you information, rather than helping you reach your goals.
If you wish you could not only track how much sleep you're getting, but improve it without having to do anything, then you'll want the Chrona, which will turn your pillow into a smart pillow. This memory foam insert has been created to help those with high-performance lifestyles get the most out of slumber. Instead of being a constrictive band like most trackers, this is under your head, and can tell what you're up to while sleeping based on your head and torso movements.
While you're snoozing, Chrona will play low frequency sounds to help you sleep even deeper than what you can accomplish on your own. Whenever you need to wake up, this will start playing high-frequency sounds to put you in a lighter state of sleep so you won't be jolted awake by an alarm. There's a vibration alarm that will bring you into full consciousness, and everything can be controlled and monitored by your smartphone. This is going to cost you $119 during the crowdfunding campaign, or $169 once it hits retail.
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Casio introduces new S Series collection of timepieces
Posted by admin in Clock Gadgets on April 23rd, 2015
Casio is proud to bring the second S Series collection that comprises of a trio of distinct new product series, namely Glamorous Gold, Tribal Rose and Botanical Rose. As for this season's S Series collection, one will find graphic rose prints as well as warm metallics with a color punch. The S Series range will definitely bring the G-Shock brand into the contemporary fashion space where the fashion conscious female consumer is concerned. After all, it does so without looking too large for one's wrist, all without sacrificing the brilliant technical innovations that is available via the S-Series, although it now extends itself into presenting the timepiece as a sporty fashion accessory.
The Tribal Rose, Glamorous Gold and Botanical Rose collections from the trio of S-Series watches globally later this month. This new collection will embrace all the features that are normally associated with G-Shock, where they all come equipped with an auto LED light with afterglow, 5 daily alarms, an hourly time signal, 1/1000 second stopwatch, countdown timer, world time with 29 time zones and are shock resistant and water resistant to 200M.
The Tribal Rose range will boast of a quartet of color ways: Black Floral, Powder Blue Floral, Red Floral, and White Floral, and each timepiece is beautifully styled with a floral pattern that has been MAP printed on the bands. Apart from that, the S-Series ana/digi introductions will also boast of a touch of gold, namely gold on gold, pink on gold and navy on rose gold.
As for the third collection this coming spring and summer, the Botanical Rose collection will boast of a 5-year battery and EL Backlight with afterglow and Flash Alert for high visibility under low-light conditions. It too, will be shock resistant and water resistant to 200M, and boasts of 2 multi-function alarms, 1/100th stopwatch, countdown timer, 12/24-hour time formats and 48-city world time. One can pick from Red Botanical Rose and Green Botanical Rose for the GMDS-6900F Botanical Rose. The asking price for the new S Series collection would range from $99 to $150 a pop.
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SOL Republic and Tiger Woods combine forces to deliver the special edition Shadow Wireless earphones
Posted by admin in Audio Gadgets on April 23rd, 2015
SOL Republic is no stranger to the world of earphones, and they have had their fair share of earphones in the past that certainly made their mark. Good thing the company is not one that rests on its laurels, which is why SOL Republic has formed a partnership with Tiger Woods, where a special edition of the Shadow Wireless earphones have been developed. This special edition pair will be similar to the original Shadow as you can see above, except that the Tiger Woods version will boast of a NASA-inspired biomorphic design, in addition to incredible sound and a fashion-forward look for music fans.
The reason behind this partnership with Tiger Woods, resulting in a red and black version, is to commemorate Tiger's tradition of wearing red on Sundays. It will launch exclusively at Best Buy stores and on BestBuy.com, where this particular edition will also comprise of a carrying case.
It is balanced and detailed in nature, and the Tiger Woods special edition Shadow sounds better than most of the wired headphones out there. In addition, it will also feature a microphone and remote, and will also sport an 8 hour battery life so that one can be ready to play music whenever you want it. It will feature a flexible, soft, natural-fit collar, where Shadow distributes weight evenly as well as adjusts itself to your body movements, in the same manner as that of a pair of eyeglasses or a watch, which means you will not even realize that it is there in the first place.
Not only that, it will also be small and flexible enough to be stashed away in your pocket or a small bag, and has been specially built to endure both sweat and rain. The Shadow is a pair of wireless earphones that will follow you just about anywhere you go. With multi-point connectivity being part of the deal, music lovers will be able to connect up to a pair of devices simultaneously and seamlessly switch from listening to music on a tablet to taking a phone call on a smartphone, without the hassle of connecting and disconnecting.
The Tiger Woods special edition Shadow wireless earphones will retail for $119.99 per pair.
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I just watched The Secret Window last night. Actually, I slept through the middle 30 minutes, but I got the gist. I know, it's, like, two years old, but our Netflix queue has 190 movies in it and it just came up.
Anyhow, remember my reminiscence re: "I love you/Me too"?
In the movie, Johnny Depp's housekeeper says something like:
"You're a good man, Mr. Rainey."
And he replies:
"You, too, Mrs. Garvey."
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I need to submit a trouble ticket to the Chief Architect Technical Support Department. How can I do this?
The Online Support Center is a website that allows you to communicate securely and directly with a Chief Architect Technical Support Analyst and send or receive any plan, layout, or other files that the Analyst may need in order to best help you resolve your issue. It also gives you the opportunity for you to review past technical support inquiries.
If you haven't done so already, we would encourage you to first search the Knowledge Base for Chief Architect or Home Designer, the Chief Architect or Home Designer online tutorial training videos, and the threads on the ChiefTalk or HomeTalk user forums, since most questions on how to use the software, as well as resolutions to common technical issues, can be located by searching these resources.
This article outlines how to do important tasks in the Online Support Center so that you can use it effectively:
You can also get to this page by clicking the My Account link in the upper right corner of the Chief Architect or Home Designer webpages.
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The Pan America Highway, to the south of Quito, is progressively becoming along the entire center of Ecuador's Andean Region, a fine backbone of eight-lanes, international-class motorway. Chatting cheerfully away, Maria Paz, Andres and I see how the impressive row of volcanoes, rise like giant monuments, to both sides of the road. Inevitably we think of Alexander Von Humboldt who, very graphically, called this part of Ecuador, "the Avenue of the Volcanoes". As we devour kilometers on a rather quiet early morning, the Pichincha, Atacazo, Corazon, Ilinizas, Quilotoa, Carihuarizo and Chimborazo volcanoes, some covered with a huge mantle of snows, startle us to our right. But also to our left, there they stand, like disciplined soldiers, the Pasochoa, Sincholagua, Rumiñahi, Cotopaxi, Tungurahua and Altar Volcanoes, What an amazing view….!!!
Andres proposes a short stop at his parents' hometown, Latacunga, capital of the Province of Cotopaxi, bearing the name of the majestic volcano that happens to be the highest active in the world, rising with its cover of glaciers and snows, well over 19.000 feet above sea level. The stop has one sole purpose: to taste the most famous local dish of the city: "chugchucaras", a platter of fried pork chunks, boiled hominy mixed with hard-roasted corn cornels, small slices of fried sweet plantain and a half-dozen small but truly delicious "empanadas" made of flour and sprinkled with white sugar. A big downpour comes thundering from the skies all at a sudden, but it rapidly subsides and we can continue our southbound journey.
Next stop is the small but increasingly busy town of Salcedo, Ecuador's "Ice-cream City". Every block in town features no less than four or five ice-cream parlors. The villagers have developed an ancestral way of making a type of ice-cream which, for conventional purposes, could be considered rather a type of sherbet. The secret is the use of fresh fruit juices and a special preparation. Of course, we cannot resist the temptation and we stop at one of the parlors, to savor three different kinds of ice-cream flavors, all simply delicious: "mora", (a local type of blackberry); "guanabana" and "naranjilla", two local exotic fruits from Ecuador's subtropical valleys. We continue on to our destination for the day, the antique church of Balbanera, Ecuador's oldest catholic temple, built in the early 1500's, right across from the picturesque and historical Colta Lake. But, before reaching it, we have a host of sights, scenes, villages, cities and towns to see and enjoy.
The road passes by the bustling city of Ambato, one of the country's most important centers of commerce and industry. From different angles as we circumvallate the city, we can see the impressive, perfect-shaped cone, of the Tungurahua Volcano, one which has been quite active, and continues to be, since ten years ago. We were hoping for a plume of volcanic clouds or vapor to be rising from the summit but the volcano is quiet today. Now we climb to the highway's highest point, at almost 12.000 feet above sea level. The location is perfect to watch, semi-hidden in the clouds, the immensity of the colossal Chimborazo Volcano, Ecuador's highest mountain, which reaches 20.000 feet of elevation. Soon we are descending towards Riobamba, another provincial capital city and a history-rich town, located at the very center of Ecuador's Andean Region.
It is noontime and we make yet one more "eating stop", to enjoy Riobamba's cuisine specialty: a platter of roasted pork, semi-soaked with "vinaigrette" made of onions, tomatoes and slightly hot chili. The dish is complemented by two mashed-potato "tortillas", (not the Mexican style or type), but rather patties, filled with cheese and garnished with salad and small sausage pieces. The very local banquet calls for the company of a refreshing cold Ecuadorian beer.
Fifteen more minutes separate us from Balbanera, Ecuador's most ancient Catholic temple. The story will continue on the next issue.


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Founded in 1900 as the first graduate school of business, Tuck builds on the liberal arts tradition and heritage of Dartmouth College. A Tuck education is characterized by the integration of general management skills and responsible leadership. It's an integrated learning philosophy that calls for connecting content across the curriculum in a cohesive way.
Thanks to its people, facilities, and setting in the midst of the natural beauty of northern New England, Tuck is a place rich in opportunities for intellectual and personal growth. Tuck's physical and virtual campus fosters a community of collaboration, respect, stewardship, and responsibility. It encourages informal interactions and is a place where lifelong relationships are created. These relationships emerge from program experiences that draw upon many different learning methods as well as conversations with faculty and peers outside the classroom.
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California's 2013 legislative season ended Sunday after a vintage performance by Gov. Jerry Brown, whose hundreds of bill signings and vetoes defy easy categorization.
Brown was refreshingly inconsistent. No, that's not new, but it has never been more important to the state's well-being. In a year when many feared Democratic supermajorities in the state Senate and Assembly would run rampant, Sacramento produced surprising touches of moderation.
This is largely to the credit of Brown. His decisions on batches of bills affecting immigrants, the environment and gun control gave both liberals and conservatives something to cheer and boo. His aggressiveness in forging compromises that advanced key pieces of legislation showed that no matter what partisans might think, compromise is not the enemy of progress.
Despite what he has always said about paddling a little on the left and a little on the right to keep the canoe of state on a straight course, Brown and his fellow Democrats paddled more on the left than Republicans would have liked.
But Brown seemed to judge bills on their individual merits, creating a credible mix of new laws.
Freed from last year's focus on California's budget crisis and the campaign to pass the Proposition 30 tax hikes, Brown and the Legislature confronted some emotional issues.
A spate of bills addressed immigration. Mostly, the bills' authors succeeded in expanding the rights of U.S. immigrants. Brown signed bills prohibiting law-enforcement agencies from detaining undocumented immigrants for deportation after arrests for minor crimes; a bill giving the undocumented tighter protection against job discrimination; a bill allowing the undocumented to seek driver's licenses, and a bill allowing those brought to this country by undocumented parents to practice law. Compromises brought Brown around on the license and detention bills.
But Brown vetoed a bill that would have allowed non-citizens to serve on juries.
The environment was a big topic this year. Brown was friendly to wild animals in signing a ban on trapping bobcats just outside national and state parks, a big issue around Joshua Tree, and a ban on lead ammunition, which can kill California condors that feed on carcasses left behind by hunters.
But he took a middle path in signing a bill by Sen. Fran Pavley, D-Calabasas, restricting fracking. The bill displeased both oil companies, who dislike its regulations, and environmentalists, who sought stronger regulations.
Another hot issue: guns. Brown signed 11 gun-control bills, among them one making it harder to convert guns into assault-style weapons, but vetoed seven, one of which would have outlawed semiautomatic rifles with detachable magazines.
In all, Brown signed 805 bills and vetoed 96 — his lowest veto rate in the three years of this term, reflecting his stepped-up work on compromises. Notably, the Democratic Legislature and governor passed only one bill (a minimum-wage increase) of 38 labeled "job killers" by the California Chamber of Commerce.
A lot didn't get done: broad modernization of the California Environmental Quality Act, clearing roadblocks to disciplining problem teachers, and resolving prison overcrowding.
Those should be big issues for next year. The state will need Brown, who will be 76 by this time in 2014, to be in prime form again.


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Starting your college career at SUNY Jefferson is the smart thing to do. With small classes, personalized attention, active student clubs and athletics, and the chance to complete your program here and transfer on to competitive schools - there is more here!
SUNY Jefferson is also a great value. As a SUNY school with strong support from our community, we are able to offer low cost tuition, a full range of financial aid, and amazing scholarship opportunities such the Excelsior Scholarship as well as many generous Foundation Scholarships.
We recommend that you apply for admission by December 1 of your senior year, if possible. We review applications on a rolling basis (all year), but it is best to apply early to have time to organize your financial aid and register for the classes that you want. Here are the steps:
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The Most Iconic Vacation Rental in Leiper's Fork
The Leiper's Fork Inn is two 100 year old historic homes, moved, combined and then restored to create this stunning 3 acre property. They were combined to create the Leiper's Fork Inn. The Inn is located in Leiper's Fork Village (8 miles south of Franklin, 26 miles south of Nashville) and is within walking distance to art galleries, antique stores, boutiques, and a handful of restaurants. The close proximity makes it a perfect getaway for families, recording artists, groups and entertainment professionals looking for peace and quiet during their stay.
This property will be rented to one family/group at a time, not by individual rooms. The home is 3000 square feet and has 4 beds, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths. The two master suites include a screened-in porch which overlooks the quaint village of Leiper's Fork. It is very accommodating for larger groups, with more than enough space for privacy and gathering.
It is the ideal setting for weddings and events. The multiple out buildings, garden, and fire pits provide a wonderful space for a wedding/ceremony, and a barn perfect for candlelit dinners, events or receptions. If you are interested in renting the Leiper's Fork Inn for your next event please fill out this form.
Monday - Thursday $385 + taxes
Friday - Sunday $440 + taxes
Additional guests over six is $25 per guest up to ten guests
Cleaning Fee is $200
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Sleeps Ten Guests
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Check-in at 4pm & Check-out 11am
The property is handicap accesable, we have a ramp and shower chair
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Shirodhara, an element of Ayurvedic medicine, has been used for 5,000 years in India but has only recently been "discovered" by Western massage therapists eager to expand their knowledge and client base. Fittingly, shirodhara today combines ancient Ayurvedic wisdom with modern health-and-beauty techniques in a winning spa combination.
In the West, Shirodhara is an immensely popular option on the menu at many high end spas, and it may be bundled with other body treatments for a luxurious spa session.
The word Shirodhara breaks down into two ideas: "shiro," meaning head, and "dhara," which means flow. Together they form a concept that aims to bring physical and emotional balance by rejuvenating the spirit and preserving health. This is achieved through a relaxing technique in which warmed oil is poured over a client's forehead, followed by head and shoulder massage and a warming body wrap to seal in moisture.
A traditional Shirodhara session starts with an interview with an Ayurvedic practitioner. The He/she will determine the patient's body type, and he or she may make recommendations for a range of treatments including Shirodhara. When the interview is concluded, the client lies on an inclined table with his or her palms facing up. Aromatic essential oils are applied to the hands, the nose, and sometimes the feet as well while a gentle stream of warm liquid is run over the forehead. Commonly, the session will include light massage of the scalp, face, and neck.
A Shirodhara session can last up to an hour, and it is usually carried out in a calm room with neutral music, diffused natural light, candles, flowers, and other decorations which are intended to promote relaxation. After the session, the client is gently wiped clean with warm, moist towels and he or she may be wrapped in moist towels and herbs for a gentle moisturizing treatment.
In a spa environment, the focus of Shirodhara is on relaxation, rather than treatment of any specific medical conditions. The client typically remains clothed as in therapeutic Shirodhara, unless he or she has also requested a body wrap or scrub to complement the Shirodhara session. Scented oils and herbs are not usually formulated specifically for the patient, but they usually contain essential oils which are designed to promote a state of calmness. Many spa clients enjoy the relaxing experience of Shirodhara, along with the gentle touch of face and hair.
My personal visit to Shirodhara Spa was not in India but Bali, at place call PRANA SPA
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As the 2011 NFL season is thrown further and further into doubt by the ongoing disagreement between owners and players, more and more fans might turn to the college football season as an unwavering source of entertainment.
Local fans, especially, can look forward to several former Howard County standouts who are excelling at the next level.
One example is Wake Forest rising redshirt sophomore Michael Campanaro, a former two-time player of the year while at River Hill (2008).
Campanaro recently received high praise in a preview for the coming season in an article on CollegeFootballNews.com.
The article, written by Richard Cirminiello, refers to Campanaro, a 5-10 190 pound receiver, as the offense's "Unsung star on the rise" and describes him as "Tough and extremely fast."


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The 2014 IAPA Business Analytics Skills and Salary Survey is now open and will help profile the current state of the market and provide valuable insight into typical salary ranges and experience levels of analytics professionals in Australia.
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Chandler Bing back on TV! Matthew Perry returns to NBC
Welcome home, Matthew Perry! The seasoned Friends actor returns to NBC with a brand new show. Will he ever reunite with the Central Perk crew again?
Calling all Chandler Bing fans! Matthew Perry is back on his longtime network, as NBC announced a new comedy starring one of our favorite funnymen of Friends.
"It feels oddly familiar," said Perry to E! News of being back with NBC. The new fall series, Go On, puts Perry behind the microphone.
"The show is about a guy named Ryan King who looks a lot like me," Perry joked. "He is a sportscaster and he loses his wife in tragic way and is forced to go to group therapy, where there's a bunch of kooky characters… Zaniness and hilariousness ensues."
Don't hold your breath for a Friends reunion, says cast >>
This is Perry's third TV project since Friends has ended. His previous two shows, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip and Mr. Sunshine, were short-lived in comparison to his 10 seasons with Jennifer Aniston, Courteney Cox and the rest of the Friends cast.
He may have high hopes for his upcoming series, but he's learned to not let his expectations get ahead of him.
"You never know," he said of his past projects. "Studio 60, everybody thought was going to go on forever, and it didn't. And Mr. Sunshine... I was kind of glad Sunshine didn't go as long because I was in charge of that show and it was way too much work. Now I'm just an actor again and it's nice."
And as Lisa Kudrow and Matt LeBlanc both admitted that a Friends reunion will probably never happen, Perry put in his two cents.
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Even if you don't celebrate the American Thanksgiving holiday, take a little time from you busy day to think thankful thoughts. The fact that you have the ability to access a computer and use your eyes to see this post is something to be thankful for. It may seem like a little task, but it's not. There are folks who can't do what you're doing right now.
Of the millions of things I have to be thankful for, the fact that I manage to steal a couple of hours of quiet time this morning is one of them, I am especially thankful for the timing of one of my goals.
Thankful for Accomplished Goals
My goal this year was to double my last year's income. I officially managed to double my last year's yesterday afternoon (around 3:14 PM)! I doubled my income with a month left in the year to spare. On top of that, approximately 65% of the income came from passive/residual income sources. That's definitely a step in the right direction (last year my passive revenue accounted for 32% of my income).
Think about Next Year
While you're spending time being thankful today, in the back of your mind start thinking of your goals for next year. Don't wait until January 1st to come up with a laundry list of goals. Between now and December 31st is a great time to begin thinking about your next year's successes.
I know the holidays can be a hectic time, but given the state of the economy and the state of your pocketbook, I'm sure you can find a little time to plan your next year's success. After all, you're reading this blog aren't you? I don't want to brag, but my readers are go-getters. We have a way of motivating each other. Next year this time, I want to hear about your successes!
In the meantime, have a wonderful Thanksgiving!


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Oaktree Capital is a leading firm in investment management with extensive experience in credit strategies. Since April 12, 2012, Oaktree has been a publicly traded partnership with shares listed on the New York Stock Exchange. As of 2015, Oaktree Capital has over 900 employees spread throughout the world in places as far-flung as London, New York, Hong Kong and Beijing. Its headquarters is located in Los Angeles, California.


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In guidebooks they tell you that the Salar de Uyuni, the salt flats in Bolivia, is a beautiful landscape filled with unique natural wonders. What the authors fail to say is that it's natures freak show, that you will freeze your butt off, and that your tour is a jeep commercial meets the Oregon Trail Atari video game. The tour consists of four days of tourists filled caravans visiting the rock formation that looks like rocks, the pink colored lake filled with flamingos, and the thermal waters with geyser that is just asking for a mini-golf course to be built around it.
Our first stop on the tour was to a hotel entirely made out of salt. It was like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory of the Russian gulag. Literally, the building itself and all the interior furniture are made of salt. I walked in, looked around at the beds and nightstands made of salt, resisted the urge to lick the walls, and took a seat on a chair made of salt. I turned to pose for a picture when I felt the chair come apart from under me and then I heard a crash. I looked back in sheer awe. The back of the salt chair had come apart from the base of the chair and fallen onto the salt floor. The stranger sitting to my left turned to me and said, "I can't believe you broke the chair, it's not like salt chairs just break by themselves."