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PRK (photorefractive keratectomy) was at one time the most common laser eye surgery. It uses the same excimer laser as the LASIK procedure to reshape the outer layer of the cornea to correct for nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. Presently LASIK is more common but PRK is still an excellent alternative for patients who cannot undergo LASIK Surgery.
In preparation for surgery, anesthetic eye drops are administered. Next, a speculum is placed in the eye to keep the eyelids open which is normally not uncomfortable. While the patient fixes his or her gaze on a target, the laser reshapes the cornea by removing tissue (a process called ablation) which is controlled and closely monitored by Dr. Chesen. The laser is actually guided by a detailed map of the patient's eye which has been programmed into a computer beforehand. The ablation usually takes less than a minute for each eye depending on how high the patient's vision prescription is. Most patients feel no discomfort during the procedure. After the procedure is complete, a contact lens is placed on the eye. The patient may go home shortly after the procedure; however they may not drive themselves.
Dr. Chesen will prescribe medication and eyedrops for your recovery . He will also schedule several check-up appointments to monitor the healing process, followed by periodic visits over the next several months. Most patients can return to work in 2-4 days.
The laser used in photorefractive keratectomy is called an excimer laser. It emits a specific wavelength of cold-ultraviolet light energy that vaporizes fractional layers of cells, leaving a very smooth surface.
By carefully sculpting the shape of the outer layer of the cornea, this laser -- a "cool" laser that does not produce heat -- creates an optimal surface layer for the eye's lens. For nearsighted patients, the laser slightly flattens the top of the cornea. For farsighted people, PRK surgery yields a slightly steeper cornea. In patients with astigmatism, the laser smooths out irregularities. The equipment Dr. Chesen uses includes a corneal topographer and wavescan instrument that can perform the precise measurements and calculations needed to map your cornea and the desired correction.
PRK is preferred for patients who have thin corneas, as well as patients who have corneal irregularities. These conditions would complicate a LASIK procedure and make the patient a less than ideal candidate for LASIK. However, because PRK removes considerably less corneal tissue than LASIK procedures, it is possible to perform this procedure on patients who have issues such as a thin cornea. Other situations in which PRK is preferred include patients who have job or leisure activities which make them poor candidates for LASIK. This may include patients such as athletes where there is a high potential for damage to the flap during such activities. In these cases a procedure which does not require the creation of a flap, such as PRK, eliminates this concern.
Any surgery includes risks. PRK is considered a simpler procedure than LASIK because Dr. Chesen does not cut into the cornea, but works only on the surface. Many of the risks of PRK are the same as those for LASIK. Night glare is a fairly common side effect and will improve with time. When you reach your 40s, you may still need reading glasses for presbyopia.
The major advantage of PRK eye surgery is that it is a very uncomplicated procedure and does not require the creation of a flap. Another significant advantage to PRK eye surgery is it is available to many patients who are not ideal candidates for LASIK procedures. Patients who have thin corneas, as well as patients who have work or recreational activities which prevent them from having a procedure involving the cutting of a flap can both benefit from PRK eye surgery.
The visual outcome is the same. The difference is the first few days after the surgery. In LASIK the cornea is cut and a flap is created. In PRK a very thin layer of cells is removed from the surface of the cornea. The actual laser treatment that is applied to the cornea is the same. In LASIK the recovery is such that the patient can drive and work the day after surgery. In PRK there are several days of mild to moderate blurry vision. The ability to drive and work varies in these patients.
The PRK healing time is longer than the healing time required for LASIK and improved vision may not be evident for several days. Conversely, LASIK patients will experience improved vision the day after the procedure. The PRK healing process is considered to be slightly more uncomfortable than that of LASIK and may take longer.
Dr. Chesen can advise a patient whether or not they are a good candidate for PRK surgery. Patients who are considering this procedure should visit the office for a complimentary screening in order to determine if they are an ideal candidate and if the procedure is likely to be successful. In general, good candidates for PRK surgery include those who have mild to moderate myopia or hyperopia, those who have career or leisure requirements which make having a flap impractical and patients who are not eligible for LASIK based on the shape or thickness of their cornea.
Do you have a career that requires a lot of activity such as military, police officer, firefighter or other types of highly involved action based careers? Do you enjoy a very active lifestyle by doing things such as swimming, skydiving or scuba diving? Do you have to wear glasses in order to do those things? If so, PRK may be the laser surgery for you!
People with active lifestyles or careers are said to have been recommended to have PRK because you may be more vulnerable to eye injuries. With PRK there is no flap made during the procedure so there would be less of a chance of injury should something come into contact with the eye. Therefore, if you lead an active lifestyle or have a career that is demanding physically, then PRK may be for you.
PRK is the common name for a surgical procedure called photorefractive keratectomy. It uses an excimer laser to sculpt an area on the surface of the eye, rather than making a flap in the cornea, removing an area the thickness of 1 to 3 human hairs and molding the top of the cornea to make accurate and specific corrections to the patient's vision. Nearsighted patients have the cornea flattened while farsighted patients have the cornea steepened.
PRK can be used to treat nearsighted, farsighted and astigmatic eyes. It has some disadvantages compared to the newer and more common LASIK surgery - notably, a longer recovery time - but is still a valuable option, especially for patients whose corneas are too thin to make them candidates for LASIK. In addition, PRK is one of the procedures most likely to be approved for active-duty members of the U.S. military services.
PRK is a useful alternative to LASIK for patients who have thin corneas. In addition, some doctors believe PRK to be more effective than LASIK for mild to moderate nearsightedness, though clinical data on this suggest there is not much difference.
Otherwise, the criteria for PRK are the same as those for other forms of refractive surgery. People who have unstable eyes (particularly those under 18), women who are pregnant or nursing and those with certain medical conditions are not considered good candidates for successful PRK eye surgery. Dr. Chesen will meet with you to answer any questions you have, but also to test your eyes and take your medical history, before you schedule your surgery.
What to expect before PRK surgery?
During your pre-operative evaluation Dr. Chesen will check for ocular irregularities through a dilation exam, take refractive error measurements, take pupil measurements, take corneal thickness measurements and create a corneal topography map. You may also have your eyes tested for tear production -- if you have "dry eye" you can still have PRK, but may need to take extra steps to ensure your eyes are hydrated.
You will be asked not to wear your contact lenses for one to three weeks before the procedure in order to allow your cornea to return to its normal shape.
What to expect during PRK?
Your eyes will be numbed with anesthetic drops and you will lie down for the procedure. Dr. Chesen will place a speculum over your eye to hold it open -- this sounds uncomfortable but is not - and you will be asked to look at a target light while Dr. Chesen performs the procedure. Try to maintain your focus on this light - it is important to obtain the best results from the surgery. The actual PRK laser eye surgery takes less than a minute. The laser will make clicking sounds during the procedure, and you may smell a faint odor. This is normal.
What to expect after PRK surgery?
Dr. Chesen advises taking a few days off from work after PRK surgery. You will wear a special "bandage" contact lens for a few days and will need to use eye drops for several weeks. You may experience some irritation or discomfort, controllable with over-the-counter medication. Someone will need to drive you home from your procedure.
Dr. Chesen at Chesen Laser Eye Center is proud to offer an amazing new refractive lens implant called the Visian™ ICL. (also called the implantable contact lens) For patients who are looking for vision correction alternatives to LASIK, glasses or contact lenses the ICL lens has proven to be a viable alternative. The Visian™ ICL actually corrects up to -15 diopters of nearsightedness and extends well beyond the treatable limits of LASIK eye surgery. If you have been told that LASIK eye surgery is not an option please feel free to contact us immediately and we will be happy to provide a complimentary screening to determine your candidacy.
Unlike traditional contact lenses that go on the surface of the eye, Visian ICL is surgically inserted into the eye where it provides excellent quality of vision for a wide range of correction needs. Many patients often describe their vision after ICL surgery as crystal clear.
The only way to determine your candidacy for the Implantable Contact lens implant is to come in for a comprehensive eye examination with Dr. Chesen at Chesen Laser Eye Center. After a series of eye tests the doctor will be able to determine the best vision correction option for you. Choosing the Visian™ ICL as your refractive implant of choice needs to be a carefully thought out and researched decision. We make every effort to provide the best vision care solutions to our patients and that is why we have selected this revolutionary lens.
You have thin corneas and LASIK eye surgery is not a safe option.
You are a nearsighted patient between the ages of 25 and 50.
Before determining your actual candidacy we suggest doing a significant amount of research on your unique visual situation. Make sure to interview qualified comprehensive eye surgeons, not just LASIK surgeons. You can rest assured that Dr. Chesen at Chesen Laser Eye Center will only provide the best possible vision correction options.
Dr. Chesen welcomes you to his Visian ICL surgical center in Reading, Pennsylvania. Our staff and credible doctors offer a very sterile and accommodating environment for ICL surgery. After being escorted in the surgical suite and prepped for surgery your eye will be numbed with light topical anesthetic. This surgery process is very similar to the widely accepted phacoemulsification cataract surgery with which Dr. Chesen has 25 years of experience. Prior to the ICL surgery Dr. Chesen will make two microscopic holes in the iris. Once the eye is numbed the surgeon will make 2 side port incisions and one main temporal incision that is critical to the insertion process. Next Dr. Chesen will insert the ICL through the main temporal incision and place the lens behind the iris and in front of the crystalline lens. This insertion procedure is typically performed one eye at a time. There is very little discomfort and normally no pain associated with the procedure. Some drops or perhaps oral medication may be prescribed and a visit is usually scheduled the day after surgery. Patients will be advised to arrange for someone to drive them to and from surgery.
Visian™ ICL is actually a removable lens implant and can correct a wider range of prescriptions than LASIK or PRK. Also, the ICL can be removed if needed.
If you are a highly nearsighted patient seeking a Visian ICL in Pennsylvania would you rather choose a lens with a 7mm incision size where you need eye stitches or one with a 3mm that requires no stitches. The ICL is implanted with a 3mm incision size instead of other phakic IOL alternatives. The incision required to implant the foldable Visian ICL is very small and done in a safe zone of the eye so as to not negatively impact vision.
The Visian ICL has proven to be the phakic IOL lens of choice for high myopes and patients with severe levels of nearsightedness. The Visian ICL can correct from -3.0 to -20.0 diopters with or without astigmatism and hyperopia.
The Visian ICL is made from Collamer, a collagen copolymer. Collagen is the same naturally occurring substance present in all of our connective tissue and the eye. It is highly biocompatible and not recognized as a foreign object as a result of its unique makeup. Implantation of the lens does not physically change any part of the cornea or other part of the eye, side effects such as halos and glare are almost nonexistent. Also, if needed or requested, the Visian ICL can be removed.
Page Topics Include: The Visian Implantable Contact, Visian ICL, phakic IOL, Visian ICL Philadelphia. Visian ICL doctors Philadelphia, Visian ICL surgery centers.
The Visian Implantable Contact Lens is FDA approved and over 75,000 have been implanted to date.
Dr. Chesen had to complete certification surgical courses to implant this Visian ICL lens implant and is a board certified ophthalmologist practicing in West Reading, Pennsylvania.

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prk (photorefractive keratectomy) was at one time the most common laser eye surgery. it uses the same excimer laser as the lasik procedure to reshape the outer layer of the cornea to correct for nearsightedness, farsightedness and astigmatism. presently lasik is more common but prk is still an excellent alternative for patients who cannot undergo lasik surgery.
in preparation for surgery, anesthetic eye drops are administered. next, a speculum is placed in the eye to keep the eyelids open which is normally not uncomfortable. while the patient fixes his or her gaze on a target, the laser reshapes the cornea by removing tissue (a process called ablation) which is controlled and closely monitored by dr. chesen. the laser is actually guided by a detailed map of the patient's eye which has been programmed into a computer beforehand. the ablation usually takes less than a minute for each eye depending on how high the patient's vision prescription is. most patients feel no discomfort during the procedure. after the procedure is complete, a contact lens is placed on the eye. the patient may go home shortly after the procedure; however they may not drive themselves.
dr. chesen will prescribe medication and eyedrops for your recovery . he will also schedule several check-up appointments to monitor the healing process, followed by periodic visits over the next several months. most patients can return to work in 2-4 days.
the laser used in photorefractive keratectomy is called an excimer laser. it emits a specific wavelength of cold-ultraviolet light energy that vaporizes fractional layers of cells, leaving a very smooth surface.
by carefully sculpting the shape of the outer layer of the cornea, this laser -- a "cool" laser that does not produce heat -- creates an optimal surface layer for the eye's lens. for nearsighted patients, the laser slightly flattens the top of the cornea. for farsighted people, prk surgery yields a slightly steeper cornea. in patients with astigmatism, the laser smooths out irregularities. the equipment dr. chesen uses includes a corneal topographer and wavescan instrument that can perform the precise measurements and calculations needed to map your cornea and the desired correction.
prk is preferred for patients who have thin corneas, as well as patients who have corneal irregularities. these conditions would complicate a lasik procedure and make the patient a less than ideal candidate for lasik. however, because prk removes considerably less corneal tissue than lasik procedures, it is possible to perform this procedure on patients who have issues such as a thin cornea. other situations in which prk is preferred include patients who have job or leisure activities which make them poor candidates for lasik. this may include patients such as athletes where there is a high potential for damage to the flap during such activities. in these cases a procedure which does not require the creation of a flap, such as prk, eliminates this concern.
any surgery includes risks. prk is considered a simpler procedure than lasik because dr. chesen does not cut into the cornea, but works only on the surface. many of the risks of prk are the same as those for lasik. night glare is a fairly common side effect and will improve with time. when you reach your 40s, you may still need reading glasses for presbyopia.
the major advantage of prk eye surgery is that it is a very uncomplicated procedure and does not require the creation of a flap. another significant advantage to prk eye surgery is it is available to many patients who are not ideal candidates for lasik procedures. patients who have thin corneas, as well as patients who have work or recreational activities which prevent them from having a procedure involving the cutting of a flap can both benefit from prk eye surgery.
the visual outcome is the same. the difference is the first few days after the surgery. in lasik the cornea is cut and a flap is created. in prk a very thin layer of cells is removed from the surface of the cornea. the actual laser treatment that is applied to the cornea is the same. in lasik the recovery is such that the patient can drive and work the day after surgery. in prk there are several days of mild to moderate blurry vision. the ability to drive and work varies in these patients.
the prk healing time is longer than the healing time required for lasik and improved vision may not be evident for several days. conversely, lasik patients will experience improved vision the day after the procedure. the prk healing process is considered to be slightly more uncomfortable than that of lasik and may take longer.
dr. chesen can advise a patient whether or not they are a good candidate for prk surgery. patients who are considering this procedure should visit the office for a complimentary screening in order to determine if they are an ideal candidate and if the procedure is likely to be successful. in general, good candidates for prk surgery include those who have mild to moderate myopia or hyperopia, those who have career or leisure requirements which make having a flap impractical and patients who are not eligible for lasik based on the shape or thickness of their cornea.
do you have a career that requires a lot of activity such as military, police officer, firefighter or other types of highly involved action based careers? do you enjoy a very active lifestyle by doing things such as swimming, skydiving or scuba diving? do you have to wear glasses in order to do those things? if so, prk may be the laser surgery for you!
people with active lifestyles or careers are said to have been recommended to have prk because you may be more vulnerable to eye injuries. with prk there is no flap made during the procedure so there would be less of a chance of injury should something come into contact with the eye. therefore, if you lead an active lifestyle or have a career that is demanding physically, then prk may be for you.
prk is the common name for a surgical procedure called photorefractive keratectomy. it uses an excimer laser to sculpt an area on the surface of the eye, rather than making a flap in the cornea, removing an area the thickness of 1 to 3 human hairs and molding the top of the cornea to make accurate and specific corrections to the patient's vision. nearsighted patients have the cornea flattened while farsighted patients have the cornea steepened.
prk can be used to treat nearsighted, farsighted and astigmatic eyes. it has some disadvantages compared to the newer and more common lasik surgery - notably, a longer recovery time - but is still a valuable option, especially for patients whose corneas are too thin to make them candidates for lasik. in addition, prk is one of the procedures most likely to be approved for active-duty members of the u.s. military services.
prk is a useful alternative to lasik for patients who have thin corneas. in addition, some doctors believe prk to be more effective than lasik for mild to moderate nearsightedness, though clinical data on this suggest there is not much difference.
otherwise, the criteria for prk are the same as those for other forms of refractive surgery. people who have unstable eyes (particularly those under 18), women who are pregnant or nursing and those with certain medical conditions are not considered good candidates for successful prk eye surgery. dr. chesen will meet with you to answer any questions you have, but also to test your eyes and take your medical history, before you schedule your surgery.
what to expect before prk surgery?
during your pre-operative evaluation dr. chesen will check for ocular irregularities through a dilation exam, take refractive error measurements, take pupil measurements, take corneal thickness measurements and create a corneal topography map. you may also have your eyes tested for tear production -- if you have "dry eye" you can still have prk, but may need to take extra steps to ensure your eyes are hydrated.
you will be asked not to wear your contact lenses for one to three weeks before the procedure in order to allow your cornea to return to its normal shape.
what to expect during prk?
your eyes will be numbed with anesthetic drops and you will lie down for the procedure. dr. chesen will place a speculum over your eye to hold it open -- this sounds uncomfortable but is not - and you will be asked to look at a target light while dr. chesen performs the procedure. try to maintain your focus on this light - it is important to obtain the best results from the surgery. the actual prk laser eye surgery takes less than a minute. the laser will make clicking sounds during the procedure, and you may smell a faint odor. this is normal.
what to expect after prk surgery?
dr. chesen advises taking a few days off from work after prk surgery. you will wear a special "bandage" contact lens for a few days and will need to use eye drops for several weeks. you may experience some irritation or discomfort, controllable with over-the-counter medication. someone will need to drive you home from your procedure.
dr. chesen at chesen laser eye center is proud to offer an amazing new refractive lens implant called the visian™ icl. (also called the implantable contact lens) for patients who are looking for vision correction alternatives to lasik, glasses or contact lenses the icl lens has proven to be a viable alternative. the visian™ icl actually corrects up to -15 diopters of nearsightedness and extends well beyond the treatable limits of lasik eye surgery. if you have been told that lasik eye surgery is not an option please feel free to contact us immediately and we will be happy to provide a complimentary screening to determine your candidacy.
unlike traditional contact lenses that go on the surface of the eye, visian icl is surgically inserted into the eye where it provides excellent quality of vision for a wide range of correction needs. many patients often describe their vision after icl surgery as crystal clear.
the only way to determine your candidacy for the implantable contact lens implant is to come in for a comprehensive eye examination with dr. chesen at chesen laser eye center. after a series of eye tests the doctor will be able to determine the best vision correction option for you. choosing the visian™ icl as your refractive implant of choice needs to be a carefully thought out and researched decision. we make every effort to provide the best vision care solutions to our patients and that is why we have selected this revolutionary lens.
you have thin corneas and lasik eye surgery is not a safe option.
you are a nearsighted patient between the ages of 25 and 50.
before determining your actual candidacy we suggest doing a significant amount of research on your unique visual situation. make sure to interview qualified comprehensive eye surgeons, not just lasik surgeons. you can rest assured that dr. chesen at chesen laser eye center will only provide the best possible vision correction options.
dr. chesen welcomes you to his visian icl surgical center in reading, pennsylvania. our staff and credible doctors offer a very sterile and accommodating environment for icl surgery. after being escorted in the surgical suite and prepped for surgery your eye will be numbed with light topical anesthetic. this surgery process is very similar to the widely accepted phacoemulsification cataract surgery with which dr. chesen has 25 years of experience. prior to the icl surgery dr. chesen will make two microscopic holes in the iris. once the eye is numbed the surgeon will make 2 side port incisions and one main temporal incision that is critical to the insertion process. next dr. chesen will insert the icl through the main temporal incision and place the lens behind the iris and in front of the crystalline lens. this insertion procedure is typically performed one eye at a time. there is very little discomfort and normally no pain associated with the procedure. some drops or perhaps oral medication may be prescribed and a visit is usually scheduled the day after surgery. patients will be advised to arrange for someone to drive them to and from surgery.
visian™ icl is actually a removable lens implant and can correct a wider range of prescriptions than lasik or prk. also, the icl can be removed if needed.
if you are a highly nearsighted patient seeking a visian icl in pennsylvania would you rather choose a lens with a 7mm incision size where you need eye stitches or one with a 3mm that requires no stitches. the icl is implanted with a 3mm incision size instead of other phakic iol alternatives. the incision required to implant the foldable visian icl is very small and done in a safe zone of the eye so as to not negatively impact vision.
the visian icl has proven to be the phakic iol lens of choice for high myopes and patients with severe levels of nearsightedness. the visian icl can correct from -3.0 to -20.0 diopters with or without astigmatism and hyperopia.
the visian icl is made from collamer, a collagen copolymer. collagen is the same naturally occurring substance present in all of our connective tissue and the eye. it is highly biocompatible and not recognized as a foreign object as a result of its unique makeup. implantation of the lens does not physically change any part of the cornea or other part of the eye, side effects such as halos and glare are almost nonexistent. also, if needed or requested, the visian icl can be removed.
page topics include: the visian implantable contact, visian icl, phakic iol, visian icl philadelphia. visian icl doctors philadelphia, visian icl surgery centers.
the visian implantable contact lens is fda approved and over 75,000 have been implanted to date.
dr. chesen had to complete certification surgical courses to implant this visian icl lens implant and is a board certified ophthalmologist practicing in west reading, pennsylvania.


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Antix Productions, the production company behind Most Haunted, have been given several opportunities to comment and respond to the request for raw footage, to which they have refused.
Our agent contacted them on a number of occasions and they refused to cooperate. We therefore conclude that Most Haunted have something to hide by refusing to release the footage to our experts for analysis.
In the media, there were claims that the footage left “experts baffled”. Their actions do however leave our experts baffled by choosing not to cooperate. Now that they have refused to release the footage, we do wonder which experts were consulted with as per the media claims. We can only assume it would have been Watson the dog.
For the full story, visit http://www.paranormaltruth.co.uk/most-haunted-ghost-on-stairs-video-debunked/.
Mediums: Fake or real? Guess our answer.
I am a sensitive and have been all my life. I would love to be a part of an investigation. I ghost hunt here at home and dont scare to easily or so i don’t think. Lol.. It would truly be an honor to win this and go on a real ghost hunt with professional’s, I don’t consider myself that at all. Please consider me, thank you and yes..God Bless! I make sure he is with me on every hunt, and always. He is who protects us from much evil, that prowls our world.

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antix productions, the production company behind most haunted, have been given several opportunities to comment and respond to the request for raw footage, to which they have refused.
our agent contacted them on a number of occasions and they refused to cooperate. we therefore conclude that most haunted have something to hide by refusing to release the footage to our experts for analysis.
in the media, there were claims that the footage left “experts baffled”. their actions do however leave our experts baffled by choosing not to cooperate. now that they have refused to release the footage, we do wonder which experts were consulted with as per the media claims. we can only assume it would have been watson the dog.
for the full story, visit http://www.paranormaltruth.co.uk/most-haunted-ghost-on-stairs-video-debunked/.
mediums: fake or real? guess our answer.
i am a sensitive and have been all my life. i would love to be a part of an investigation. i ghost hunt here at home and dont scare to easily or so i don’t think. lol.. it would truly be an honor to win this and go on a real ghost hunt with professional’s, i don’t consider myself that at all. please consider me, thank you and yes..god bless! i make sure he is with me on every hunt, and always. he is who protects us from much evil, that prowls our world.


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BOOK a stay of 7 nights or more by June 30th for travel through 2019 and receive a $25 resort credit compliments of us and on all stays of three nights or more receive a complimentary Welcome Gift upon arrival from Just Spas & Adventures!
Reminisce, relax, reconnect. Do you want to choose from three levels of hikes each morning in beautiful surroundings, take a yoga class, take a water aerobic class and then head to the spa for a massage? Take time for you and your friends at this affordable destination spa.
So much to do and choose from all day!
What’s Included: Accommodation, life enhancement activities & programs, three healthy meals daily, daily guided morning hikes, full use of resort facilities, cooking demonstrations, $150 per night spa credit per person, unlimited fitness classes & sports activities including NIA, Yoga, Pilates, Balletone + more (gratuities included-spa gratuities excluded). Check-out the Ultimate Essential Retreat package below!
This 5-day, 4-night package will provide you with the comprehensive LiVe Well Assessment Plus. This retreat includes a 3.5-hour visit to the center where you will review your personal history and profile, meet with a physician to evaluate your personal health history and wellness needs, go through state of the art body composition, fitness and metabolic testing, and meet with a nutritionist. You will leave with knowledge, tools and an exercise game plan for your personal wellness.
You will return to the resort to implement this plan, with 3 healthy meals each day, guided hiking, group fitness classes for all levels, a Meditation Workshop for stress management and 2 private sessions using your exercise prescription with our personal trainers. We will even soothe those tired muscles with a 50-minute Sagestone Customized Massage. After you depart, The LiVe Well Center Team will follow up with 3 customized health coaching sessions via phone or email.

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book a stay of 7 nights or more by june 30th for travel through 2019 and receive a $25 resort credit compliments of us and on all stays of three nights or more receive a complimentary welcome gift upon arrival from just spas & adventures!
reminisce, relax, reconnect. do you want to choose from three levels of hikes each morning in beautiful surroundings, take a yoga class, take a water aerobic class and then head to the spa for a massage? take time for you and your friends at this affordable destination spa.
so much to do and choose from all day!
what’s included: accommodation, life enhancement activities & programs, three healthy meals daily, daily guided morning hikes, full use of resort facilities, cooking demonstrations, $150 per night spa credit per person, unlimited fitness classes & sports activities including nia, yoga, pilates, balletone + more (gratuities included-spa gratuities excluded). check-out the ultimate essential retreat package below!
this 5-day, 4-night package will provide you with the comprehensive live well assessment plus. this retreat includes a 3.5-hour visit to the center where you will review your personal history and profile, meet with a physician to evaluate your personal health history and wellness needs, go through state of the art body composition, fitness and metabolic testing, and meet with a nutritionist. you will leave with knowledge, tools and an exercise game plan for your personal wellness.
you will return to the resort to implement this plan, with 3 healthy meals each day, guided hiking, group fitness classes for all levels, a meditation workshop for stress management and 2 private sessions using your exercise prescription with our personal trainers. we will even soothe those tired muscles with a 50-minute sagestone customized massage. after you depart, the live well center team will follow up with 3 customized health coaching sessions via phone or email.


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Have a smashing start for the new year 2016 by heading to a bash that has the most extravagant setup. Mumbai is the place to be for happening parties in Mumbai on any given day, and if you are in town on the new year’s eve, think no further and drive down to Smaaash, Kamala Mills, Lower Parel to join the Smaaash New Years Eve 2016 celebrations.
If you are a music lover or the person who cannot stay away from the dance floor, this party is just for you. Smaaash New Years Eve 2016 will have four majestic arenas and seven most popular DJs from across the town playing their best tracks.
With an expected turnout of over 1200 people this is the place to be with all your friends and family members for the new year’s eve to weave a million memories together. And for the ambience of the party, get ready to enter the massive mystical world filled with exotic plants that shimmer in a supernatural light. The iron gates laden with vines and flowers that fill the dining area you are sure to be engulfed into an imagery that makes you feel like you have teleported into Wonderland.
The venue will feature numerous mystical adventure areas like the Queen’s Ballroom Arena, Mad Hatters Bar, Mystic Garden, the Twilight Zone and many more! You can venture through the 70,000+ sq. feet of Smaaash going from room to room, experiencing different cultures, music and entertainment in each! Before you enter a zone, make sure you have the right entry band, as certain bands have restricted entry access.
With packages catering to everyone’s preference, Smaaash Mumbai is going to be the most happening new year party in town. So join the fun!

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have a smashing start for the new year 2016 by heading to a bash that has the most extravagant setup. mumbai is the place to be for happening parties in mumbai on any given day, and if you are in town on the new year’s eve, think no further and drive down to smaaash, kamala mills, lower parel to join the smaaash new years eve 2016 celebrations.
if you are a music lover or the person who cannot stay away from the dance floor, this party is just for you. smaaash new years eve 2016 will have four majestic arenas and seven most popular djs from across the town playing their best tracks.
with an expected turnout of over 1200 people this is the place to be with all your friends and family members for the new year’s eve to weave a million memories together. and for the ambience of the party, get ready to enter the massive mystical world filled with exotic plants that shimmer in a supernatural light. the iron gates laden with vines and flowers that fill the dining area you are sure to be engulfed into an imagery that makes you feel like you have teleported into wonderland.
the venue will feature numerous mystical adventure areas like the queen’s ballroom arena, mad hatters bar, mystic garden, the twilight zone and many more! you can venture through the 70,000+ sq. feet of smaaash going from room to room, experiencing different cultures, music and entertainment in each! before you enter a zone, make sure you have the right entry band, as certain bands have restricted entry access.
with packages catering to everyone’s preference, smaaash mumbai is going to be the most happening new year party in town. so join the fun!


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The College Access & Life-Skills Initiative (CALI) continues the tradition of enriching and empowering low income, first generation, and underserved students. CALI utilizes EYM’s holistic approach, preparing students for post-secondary life in higher education and beyond, expanding and leveraging existing community relationships and expertise. CALI provides participants with the necessary tools, skillsets and support needed to matriculate through four-year Colleges and Universities.
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the college access & life-skills initiative (cali) continues the tradition of enriching and empowering low income, first generation, and underserved students. cali utilizes eym’s holistic approach, preparing students for post-secondary life in higher education and beyond, expanding and leveraging existing community relationships and expertise. cali provides participants with the necessary tools, skillsets and support needed to matriculate through four-year colleges and universities.
cali (college access and life skills initiative) prepares students and parents for colleges as they transition from middle school to college, providing a framework that tracks and monitors classroom performance, increase parents/guardians engagement, student achievement, community networking and ultimately college preparation and application process where everyone takes responsibility or accountability with passion, values, and scalable/measurable results.


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Classic & New Christmas Movies to Enjoy!
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classic & new christmas movies to enjoy!
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Tokyo Babylon is what I call “anime without a net”. In Japan, these sorts of OVA are supported by long running manga, and fans need little or no explanation of who the characters are or just what’s going on. The problem with this, of course, is that the related properties are not necessarily available in other countries. In the case of Tokyo Babylon, people who stick almost exclusively to anime can glean more from X – but it took eight years to get that far.
Sumeragi Subaru is a medium. Occasionally he is hired by people to “psychically investigate” various cases, be they helping widows come to terms with their loss or, in the case of these OVAs, working with the police to assist with their inquries.
In the first episode, Subaru is asked to look into a curse and if it is possible that a man could be blessed with such luck that he could deliberately insert himself into life threatening situations, leaving all but him dead. In the second, Subaru is witness to a murder on a train. Involved in the case is a post-cognitive woman who can see the past through touch. Feeling sympathy for her, he can’t help coming to know her personally as well as professionally.
Tokyo Babylon has interesting ideas, post-cognition in particular, but it suffers through a lack of any real context. Subaru lives by himself, but he frequently visits his friend Seishiro another psychic who doubles as a vet. His sister, Hokuto, doesn’t live with him but is always at his house. She doesn’t get up to much other than wearing some creative clothes.
Who are these characters and what are they doing here? This stuff is probably great for a pre-existing fan base, but well, it’s a void for those not in the know.
Subaru is one of those weak characters who equates misplaced mercy with strength. Someone who has killed so many people over a ten year period does not deserve to be attacked less than wholeheartedly, yet Subaru refuses to cut loose. The real reason that Seishiro is included appears to be to bail Subaru out through his use of amazing cryptic powers. Again, this is material that might make more sense in the context of X – perhaps seeing Subaru optimistic and relatively happy is good for contrasting. Only time will tell in this case.
On reflection, the stories are told in a rather disjointed fashion – seemingly unrelated scenes are simply thrown in so that later on they can be tied to the main plot. While in mysteries it’s expected to turn minor points into integral parts of the whole, here they’re inserted with very little coherence. When scenes are just laid upon scenes, it seems more than a little lazy. The way that these scenes here were integrated was also a “spoiler”, which although obvious ruined a lot of potential tension.
However the theories are sound, despite the backgrounds and characters they are painted upon being less well realised.
This is a fairly drab production. The music is sparse, and there is a truly horrible Engrish song by Matsuoka Yoshiaki. Two, in fact, but they sound so terribly alike that there’s no way to distinguish between them. Matsuoka, in an amazing coup, wrote, composed and sang both Kiss Kiss and Strawberry Kiss Kiss. Whatever there is good about this anime is almost cancelled out by this train wreck of a song, way out of date in 1994.
Takahashi Kumiko converted the character designs for animation, but not as successfully as she did later for Cardcaptor Sakura. Subaru looks almost exactly the same as Hokuto and wears some highly questionable tight clothes. In the second episode, two other characters are nearly indistinguishable, which becomes quite confusing.
That said, Tokyo Babylon is not entirely without visual flair. The showdown between Subaru and Nagumo in the first episode has some innovative action ideas, and the second is definitely more polished. The colour scheme is fairly uninspired, however, and it’s not as nice to watch as it could be.
Yamaguchi Kappei is uncharacteristically placid as Subaru, Takehito Koyasu his usual smooth self as Seishiro and Itou Miki loud and embarrassing (accurately so) as Hokuto.
Tokyo Babylon by itself is cryptic on a not quite impenetrable level. Watching X might shed some light on this as an interesting character study, but this anime is not recommended as stand-alone viewing.

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tokyo babylon is what i call “anime without a net”. in japan, these sorts of ova are supported by long running manga, and fans need little or no explanation of who the characters are or just what’s going on. the problem with this, of course, is that the related properties are not necessarily available in other countries. in the case of tokyo babylon, people who stick almost exclusively to anime can glean more from x – but it took eight years to get that far.
sumeragi subaru is a medium. occasionally he is hired by people to “psychically investigate” various cases, be they helping widows come to terms with their loss or, in the case of these ovas, working with the police to assist with their inquries.
in the first episode, subaru is asked to look into a curse and if it is possible that a man could be blessed with such luck that he could deliberately insert himself into life threatening situations, leaving all but him dead. in the second, subaru is witness to a murder on a train. involved in the case is a post-cognitive woman who can see the past through touch. feeling sympathy for her, he can’t help coming to know her personally as well as professionally.
tokyo babylon has interesting ideas, post-cognition in particular, but it suffers through a lack of any real context. subaru lives by himself, but he frequently visits his friend seishiro another psychic who doubles as a vet. his sister, hokuto, doesn’t live with him but is always at his house. she doesn’t get up to much other than wearing some creative clothes.
who are these characters and what are they doing here? this stuff is probably great for a pre-existing fan base, but well, it’s a void for those not in the know.
subaru is one of those weak characters who equates misplaced mercy with strength. someone who has killed so many people over a ten year period does not deserve to be attacked less than wholeheartedly, yet subaru refuses to cut loose. the real reason that seishiro is included appears to be to bail subaru out through his use of amazing cryptic powers. again, this is material that might make more sense in the context of x – perhaps seeing subaru optimistic and relatively happy is good for contrasting. only time will tell in this case.
on reflection, the stories are told in a rather disjointed fashion – seemingly unrelated scenes are simply thrown in so that later on they can be tied to the main plot. while in mysteries it’s expected to turn minor points into integral parts of the whole, here they’re inserted with very little coherence. when scenes are just laid upon scenes, it seems more than a little lazy. the way that these scenes here were integrated was also a “spoiler”, which although obvious ruined a lot of potential tension.
however the theories are sound, despite the backgrounds and characters they are painted upon being less well realised.
this is a fairly drab production. the music is sparse, and there is a truly horrible engrish song by matsuoka yoshiaki. two, in fact, but they sound so terribly alike that there’s no way to distinguish between them. matsuoka, in an amazing coup, wrote, composed and sang both kiss kiss and strawberry kiss kiss. whatever there is good about this anime is almost cancelled out by this train wreck of a song, way out of date in 1994.
takahashi kumiko converted the character designs for animation, but not as successfully as she did later for cardcaptor sakura. subaru looks almost exactly the same as hokuto and wears some highly questionable tight clothes. in the second episode, two other characters are nearly indistinguishable, which becomes quite confusing.
that said, tokyo babylon is not entirely without visual flair. the showdown between subaru and nagumo in the first episode has some innovative action ideas, and the second is definitely more polished. the colour scheme is fairly uninspired, however, and it’s not as nice to watch as it could be.
yamaguchi kappei is uncharacteristically placid as subaru, takehito koyasu his usual smooth self as seishiro and itou miki loud and embarrassing (accurately so) as hokuto.
tokyo babylon by itself is cryptic on a not quite impenetrable level. watching x might shed some light on this as an interesting character study, but this anime is not recommended as stand-alone viewing.


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web hosting with free domain. on sale ₹ 99.00/mo.
instantpage (gocentral): this is perhaps another name of website builder software by godaddy that is priced @inr 828 yearly. you still need to connect it with a domain because you do not want your site to look unprofessional with .godaddysites.com. in other words, what otherwise you will be getting by spending inr 828 and the cost of a domain name of your choice yearly, you are getting for free with the economy plan.
you get an opportunity to host one more website leveraging godaddy website builder software by connecting it with the domain name that is provided for free with the economy plan. this is interesting as if you deploy the domain name that is provided free with the economy linux hosting to so-called instantpage (gocentral) , you need an additional domain which you either need to buy, or if already owned, connect the same with the economy linux hosting plan.
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Unfortunately, the film was torn during development... and only a few pictures are relatively safe. But the result is eventually very funny !
Walking in the early morning on the palm promenade of Sant Carles de la Ràpita, watching the sunrise coming, all the birds flying over my head, and feeling so good !
Watching the seagulls flying over the harbour, just before entering at the most famous aquarium of Barcelona.
The last time I went to Barcelona is just 20 years ago... It was a exciting time to stroll again in the streets of this fabulous city, last october. First time with my kids.

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unfortunately, the film was torn during development... and only a few pictures are relatively safe. but the result is eventually very funny !
walking in the early morning on the palm promenade of sant carles de la ràpita, watching the sunrise coming, all the birds flying over my head, and feeling so good !
watching the seagulls flying over the harbour, just before entering at the most famous aquarium of barcelona.
the last time i went to barcelona is just 20 years ago... it was a exciting time to stroll again in the streets of this fabulous city, last october. first time with my kids.


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I am a student, devoted to the flow of life and studentship, and have been teaching Yoga since 2003. A perpetual student at heart, I am honored to share the teachings that have been so generously passed on to me by my teachers. My classes integrate dynamic Prana Flow sequencing with intentional alignment and themes from eastern spirituality-- for sacred movement sessions that engage your creative pulse, inspire contemplation and evoke the essence of play!
I also teach Embodied Sanskrit for Yoga Teachers, my own innovative method for learning the fundamentals of Sanskrit, through the organic wisdom of the body. I have degrees in Sanskrit and Religious Studies, and love to observe and discuss the conscious evolution of Modern Yoga.

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i am a student, devoted to the flow of life and studentship, and have been teaching yoga since 2003. a perpetual student at heart, i am honored to share the teachings that have been so generously passed on to me by my teachers. my classes integrate dynamic prana flow sequencing with intentional alignment and themes from eastern spirituality-- for sacred movement sessions that engage your creative pulse, inspire contemplation and evoke the essence of play!
i also teach embodied sanskrit for yoga teachers, my own innovative method for learning the fundamentals of sanskrit, through the organic wisdom of the body. i have degrees in sanskrit and religious studies, and love to observe and discuss the conscious evolution of modern yoga.


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custom kitchen cabinet accessories – this great image selection about custom kitchen cabinet accessories is accessible to download. we obtain this newest image from internet and select the best for you. custom kitchen cabinet accessories pictures and photos collection that posted here was carefully chosen and published by admin after selecting the ones which are best among the others. did you know that custom kitchen cabinet accessories has become the most popular topics in this category? this is exactly why we are showing this topic at this time. we took this images from the web that we feel would be probably the most representative pictures for custom kitchen cabinet accessories. many thanks for stopping by here, here is a terrific pictures for custom kitchen cabinet accessories. we have been looking for this pictures via internet and it came from qualified source. if you are searching for any unique fresh concept for your home decoration then this custom kitchen cabinet accessories images must be on top of reference or you may use it for an alternative plan.
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text: Lunch Bunch Book Club starts again on Tuesday, September 11 at noon in Room 122. We will discuss The Jekyll Island Club by Brent Monahan. Even if you have not read the book, even if you have not come to Book Club before, bring your lunch and a friend for great fellowship! Contact Charlotte Allbright for more info 336-228-1703 x 223 or callbright@fpcburlington.org .

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What are the benefits of La Sirene Beauty?
Natural and safe formula: The product formula is 100% safe and natural. The product formula doesn’t contain any chemicals, fillers, additives, synthetic substances or any other low-quality ingredients that can cause poor health outcomes. By choosing the product like La Sirene Beauty user can develop a beautiful skin that they can feel confident.
Highly Absorbent: The product is highly absorbent. The user will notice a rapid change by using this product. There is the reduction in the fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, and other issues that make skin to look dull. With the rapid action, users can avoid using the low-quality beauty products and can experience the right outcome.
There are several benefits one use La Sirene Beauty Collagen in their daily routine lifestyle. The product is 100% safe, natural and effective. It is the best solution for aging skin that loses luster. The product provides beautiful and radiant skin that the users hoping for.
The collagen formula also used for weight management.
The La Sirene Beauty product doesn’t contain any side effects. Hence this product is 100% safe, natural and easy to use without containing any side effect that causes damage to the skin.
La Siren Beauty Collagen can be ordered by visiting the brand’s website. The products are safe, reasonable, and they can be applied directly to skin and use in daily life routine.
The treasure collection cost is $203.97 ($239.97) Save $36.00.
By purchasing the treasure collection the users can get the gift card of $80.00. You can also save 36 USD in purchasing of all the products (ORANGE Beauty Collagen, BLUEBERRY Beauty Collagen and 100% NATURAL Marine Beauty Collagen) of La Sirene.

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there are many factors that affect one’s personality through the aging process. the most common and considerable factor is low collagen levels. people with low collagen levels often find their skin low in elasticity levels, which mean the development of wrinkles, fine lines more readily; there are many issues that leave their skin looking dull.
by using low-quality and ineffective skincare product which don’t even give the right outcomes, from this review would like to introduce la siréne beauty collagen.
the product of this brands are safe and 100% natural solution that all work without damaging the skin.
what is la sirene beauty collagen?
la sirène marine collagen is a new brand in the market whose main aim is to restore one’s natural collagen levels. the main motivating of the collagen is to provide women with firmer, righter, clearer, and wrinkle-free skin so that one’s feel proud and confident.
this product is manufactured in japan and derived from the scales of wild caught tilapia and sustainably sourced from the water of pacific ocean.
the product considerably slows down the aging process throughout the body, so the users can enjoy the more youthful skin, hair, and nails. the product is specially designed to reduce the charge that aging takes so that user can beautiful and confident as well.
what makes la siréne beauty collagen formula unique?
when choosing a brand and its beauty product, it important to consider what goes into the formula. la sirene beauty uses all- natural 100% marine collagen. this product contains several benefits and doesn’t contain any side effects.
the formula includes vitamins c and e, blueberry, acai, orange, and the famed co q10. these elements perform the rapid action and give right outcomes.
the la sirene beauty product applied directly to the skin, it quickly replenishes the collagen level so the user can feel youthful and beautiful skin that they are hoping for. there are very fewer products are available in the market, which reduces the aging signs like wrinkles and fine lines in such an effective and reliable manner.
what are the benefits of la sirene beauty?
natural and safe formula: the product formula is 100% safe and natural. the product formula doesn’t contain any chemicals, fillers, additives, synthetic substances or any other low-quality ingredients that can cause poor health outcomes. by choosing the product like la sirene beauty user can develop a beautiful skin that they can feel confident.
highly absorbent: the product is highly absorbent. the user will notice a rapid change by using this product. there is the reduction in the fine lines, wrinkles, age spots, and other issues that make skin to look dull. with the rapid action, users can avoid using the low-quality beauty products and can experience the right outcome.
there are several benefits one use la sirene beauty collagen in their daily routine lifestyle. the product is 100% safe, natural and effective. it is the best solution for aging skin that loses luster. the product provides beautiful and radiant skin that the users hoping for.
the collagen formula also used for weight management.
the la sirene beauty product doesn’t contain any side effects. hence this product is 100% safe, natural and easy to use without containing any side effect that causes damage to the skin.
la siren beauty collagen can be ordered by visiting the brand’s website. the products are safe, reasonable, and they can be applied directly to skin and use in daily life routine.
the treasure collection cost is $203.97 ($239.97) save $36.00.
by purchasing the treasure collection the users can get the gift card of $80.00. you can also save 36 usd in purchasing of all the products (orange beauty collagen, blueberry beauty collagen and 100% natural marine beauty collagen) of la sirene.


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Earlier this month (during our March heatwave actually) I attended annual Philadelphia Flower Show. It’s a big local event hosted by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. This year’s theme was Explore America, in honor of the National Park Service’s 100th anniversary. I’m not the most outdoorsy person, but I love flowers and it’s absolutely crazy what people can do with plants.
This cool buffalo greeted people at the entrance! Adorable, right?
This awesome floral chandelier was one of my favorites!
Now this is a gardening hat (sorry, such a bad pun)!
P.S. This is post 501! What!!

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earlier this month (during our march heatwave actually) i attended annual philadelphia flower show. it’s a big local event hosted by the pennsylvania horticultural society. this year’s theme was explore america, in honor of the national park service’s 100th anniversary. i’m not the most outdoorsy person, but i love flowers and it’s absolutely crazy what people can do with plants.
this cool buffalo greeted people at the entrance! adorable, right?
this awesome floral chandelier was one of my favorites!
now this is a gardening hat (sorry, such a bad pun)!
p.s. this is post 501! what!!


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A student data protection bill got bottled up in a legislative committee Wednesday after a state education official testified that its requirements were onerous.
Senate Bill 281 places “draconian restrictions” on schools that “are not acceptable to us,” said Lou Erste, an associate superintendent with the Georgia Department of Education.
It started out as a privacy bill, allowing students to opt out of any digital learning platform and requiring the annual destruction of student data. Sen. William T. Ligon, Jr., R-Brunswick, deleted those elements of his bill due to criticism from educators, who use online apps for new methods of teaching and keep data to track performance as students progress from teacher to teacher.

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a student data protection bill got bottled up in a legislative committee wednesday after a state education official testified that its requirements were onerous.
senate bill 281 places “draconian restrictions” on schools that “are not acceptable to us,” said lou erste, an associate superintendent with the georgia department of education.
it started out as a privacy bill, allowing students to opt out of any digital learning platform and requiring the annual destruction of student data. sen. william t. ligon, jr., r-brunswick, deleted those elements of his bill due to criticism from educators, who use online apps for new methods of teaching and keep data to track performance as students progress from teacher to teacher.


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Council chiefs have admitted that they don’t know when missing safety bollards will be replaced at Kirkintilloch town centre’s controvertial shared space scheme.
At least two bollards outside the Bank of Scotland at the junction of Catherine Street and Cowgate have been missing for more than a week.
They were removed after repeatedly being hit by vehicles veering off the road surface onto the pavement while turning the corner.
The other three corners of the junction still have bollards in place, athough several have been left damaged by similar collisions.
The Herald has received several complaints from residents worried that the absence of bollards could lead to tragedy.
One mum said: “It’s the school holidays which only makes it worse because there are so many children in the town centre.
“The bollards were always getting hit by cars, but if the bollards aren’t there there’s nothing to stop them from hitting people waiting to cross on the pavement instead.
The bollards were not included in the original design of the town centre plans but were added following consultation with residents.
Thomas Glen, Depute Chief Executive - Place, Neighbourhood & Corporate Assets, said: “The council is aware that a number of bollards have been damaged by vehicles since they were installed and remedial work will be carried out as soon as possible as part of the council’s contract with Rainton.
“The inclusion of bollards on each corner of the Catherine Street junction was the result of feedback received from local consultees.
The council were asked to provide a timescale for the replacement of the bollards but were unable to provide one.

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council chiefs have admitted that they don’t know when missing safety bollards will be replaced at kirkintilloch town centre’s controvertial shared space scheme.
at least two bollards outside the bank of scotland at the junction of catherine street and cowgate have been missing for more than a week.
they were removed after repeatedly being hit by vehicles veering off the road surface onto the pavement while turning the corner.
the other three corners of the junction still have bollards in place, athough several have been left damaged by similar collisions.
the herald has received several complaints from residents worried that the absence of bollards could lead to tragedy.
one mum said: “it’s the school holidays which only makes it worse because there are so many children in the town centre.
“the bollards were always getting hit by cars, but if the bollards aren’t there there’s nothing to stop them from hitting people waiting to cross on the pavement instead.
the bollards were not included in the original design of the town centre plans but were added following consultation with residents.
thomas glen, depute chief executive - place, neighbourhood & corporate assets, said: “the council is aware that a number of bollards have been damaged by vehicles since they were installed and remedial work will be carried out as soon as possible as part of the council’s contract with rainton.
“the inclusion of bollards on each corner of the catherine street junction was the result of feedback received from local consultees.
the council were asked to provide a timescale for the replacement of the bollards but were unable to provide one.


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Discuss basic skills in math and English by reviewing scores of Lakeland's Placement Test and/or ACT/SAT and AP Scores.
Assist with appropriate course selection.
Assess your prior college coursework.
FYEX 1000: The First Year Experience.
The English course based on your placement results.
Review Lakeland degree requirements and transfer opportunities.
Evaluate courses transferred from other colleges and apply transfer credits to Lakeland degrees.
Share study skills, time management, test taking and other academic skills.
Provide referrals to additional campus resources.
Create a completion plan as required by FYEX, Financial Aid Appeals and AmeriCorps.
"Check-in" at the 30 credit hour mark to make sure you are on track in your degree.
Evaluate your degree/certificate progress the semester before graduating.
COUN 1100 - Career Exploration: This credit bearing course will help you better understand your own values, needs, preference and interests as they relate to the world of work.
COUN 1200 - Employment Strategies: This credit bearing course will give you everything you need to become an expert at finding, applying for and landing the job you want.
All counselors at Lakeland hold a professional license as counselors or social workers. Our counselors are equipped to help you navigate and cope with mental, personal, social and emotional challenges. Personal concerns can have a tremendous impact on your success in college.
Referrals to on and off-campus resources.
Clarify policies that affect your progress.
Refer you to the appropriate faculty member or administrator.
Assist with completion of your graduation application or certificate application, as there are strict deadlines.
Referral to community and campus resources.
Groups and workshops on mental health.
Evaluation of academic and learning difficulties.
Click here to learn more and to schedule an appointment.

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discuss basic skills in math and english by reviewing scores of lakeland's placement test and/or act/sat and ap scores.
assist with appropriate course selection.
assess your prior college coursework.
fyex 1000: the first year experience.
the english course based on your placement results.
review lakeland degree requirements and transfer opportunities.
evaluate courses transferred from other colleges and apply transfer credits to lakeland degrees.
share study skills, time management, test taking and other academic skills.
provide referrals to additional campus resources.
create a completion plan as required by fyex, financial aid appeals and americorps.
"check-in" at the 30 credit hour mark to make sure you are on track in your degree.
evaluate your degree/certificate progress the semester before graduating.
coun 1100 - career exploration: this credit bearing course will help you better understand your own values, needs, preference and interests as they relate to the world of work.
coun 1200 - employment strategies: this credit bearing course will give you everything you need to become an expert at finding, applying for and landing the job you want.
all counselors at lakeland hold a professional license as counselors or social workers. our counselors are equipped to help you navigate and cope with mental, personal, social and emotional challenges. personal concerns can have a tremendous impact on your success in college.
referrals to on and off-campus resources.
clarify policies that affect your progress.
refer you to the appropriate faculty member or administrator.
assist with completion of your graduation application or certificate application, as there are strict deadlines.
referral to community and campus resources.
groups and workshops on mental health.
evaluation of academic and learning difficulties.
click here to learn more and to schedule an appointment.


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The sensations of hot and cold are fundamental to the human experience, yet how to measure temperature has challenged many great minds. It’s unclear if the ancient Greeks or Chinese had ways to measure temperature, so as far as we know, the history of temperature measurement began during the Renaissance.
Heat is a measure of the energy in a body or material — the more energy, the hotter it is. But unlike physical properties of mass and length, it’s been difficult to measure. Most methods or temperature sensors have been indirect, observing the effect that heat has on something and deducing temperature from this.
Creating a scale of measurement has been a challenge, too. In 1664, Robert Hooke proposed the freezing point of water be used as a zero point, with temperatures being measured from this. Around the same time, Ole Roemer saw the need for two fixed points, allowing interpolation between them. The points he chose were Hooke’s freezing point and also the boiling point of water. This, of course, leaves open the question of how hot or cold things can get.
That was answered by Gay-Lussac and other scientists working on the gas laws. During the 19th century, while investigating the effect of temperature on gas at a constant pressure, they observed that volume rises by the fraction of 1/267 per degree Celsius, (later revised to 1/273.15). This led to the concept of absolute zero at minus 273.15°C.
Galileo is reported to have built a device that showed changes in temperature sometime around 1592. This appears to have used the contraction of air in a vessel to draw up a column of water, the height of the column indicating the extent of cooling. However, this was strongly influenced by air pressure and was little more than a novelty.
The thermometer as we know it was invented in 1612 in what is now Italy by Santorio Santorii. He sealed liquid inside a glass tube, observing how it moved up the tube as it expanded. A scale on the tube made it easier to see changes, but this temperature measuring device lacked precise units.
Working with Roemer was Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. He began manufacturing thermometers, using both alcohol and mercury as the liquid. Mercury is ideal, as it has a very linear response to temperature change over a large range, but concerns over toxicity have led to reduced use. Other liquids have now been developed to replace it. Liquid thermometers are still widely used, although it is important to control the depth at which the bulb is immersed. Using a thermowell helps ensure good heat transfer to the temperature sensor.
The bimetallic temperature sensor was invented late in the 19th century. This takes advantage of the differential expansion of two metal strips bonded together. Temperature changes create bending that can be used to activate a thermostat or a gauge similar to those used in gas grills. Accuracy is low — perhaps plus or minus 2 degrees — but these sensors are inexpensive, so they have many applications.
Fluid-expansion devices, as the household thermometer, generally have two classifications: the mercury type and the organic-liquid type. However some gas versions are also available. Fluid-expansion sensors do not require electric power, do not pose explosion hazards, and are stable even after repeated cycling.
Bimetallic thermometers have strips of two metals bonded together. When heated, one side will expand more than the other, and the resulting bending is translated into a temperature reading by mechanical linkage to a pointer.
Early in the 19th century, electricity was an exciting area of scientific investigation, and scientists soon discovered that metals varied in their resistance and conductivity. In 1821, Thomas Johann Seebeck discovered that a voltage is created when the ends of dissimilar metals are joined and placed at different temperatures. Peltier discovered that this thermocouple effect is reversible and can be used for cooling.
In the same year, Humphrey Davey demonstrated how the electrical resistivity of a metal is related to temperature. Five years later, Becquerel proposed using a platinum-platinum thermocouple for temperature measurement, but it took until 1829 for Leopoldi Nobili to actually create the temperature sensor.
Platinum is also used in the resistance temperature detector invented in 1932 by C.H. Meyers. This measures the electrical resistance of a length of platinum wire and is generally considered the most accurate type of temperature sensor. RTDs using wire are by nature fragile and unsuitable for industrial applications. Recent years have seen the development of film RTDs, which are less accurate but more robust.
The 20th century also saw the invention of semiconductor temperature measuring devices. These respond to temperature changes with good accuracy but until recently lacked linearity.
In this other article we cover the main differences of those temperature sensors.
Thermocouples consist essentially of two strips or wires made of different metals and joined at one end. Changes in the temperature at that juncture induce a change in electromotive force (emf) between the other ends.
RTDs rely on resistance change in a metal, with the resistance rising more or less linearly with temperature. These type of sensors are one of the most accurate temperature sensors and are broadly used in industry and labs.
Thermistor probes are thermistor elements embedded in metal tubes. Since thermistors are non-linear, the instrument used to read the temperature must linearize the reading.
Very hot and molten metals glow, giving off heat and visible light. They radiate heat at lower temperatures, too, but at longer wavelengths. English astronomer William Herschel was the first to recognize, around 1800, that this “dark” or infrared light causes heating. Working with his compatriot Melloni, Nobili found a way to detect this radiated energy by connecting thermocouples in a series to make a thermopile.
This was followed in 1878 by the bolometer sensor. Invented by American Samuel Langley, it used two platinum strips, one of which was blackened, in a Wheatstone bridge arrangement. Heating by infrared radiation caused a measurable change in resistance.
Bolometers are sensitive to infrared light across a wide range of wavelengths. In contrast, the photon detector-type devices developed since the 1940s tend to respond only to infrared in a limited wave band. Lead sulphide detectors are sensitive to wavelengths up to 3 microns while the discovery of HgCdTe ternary alloy in 1959 opened the door to detectors tailored to specific wavelengths.
Today, inexpensive infrared pyrometers are used widely, and thermal cameras are finding more applications as their prices drop.
Infrared sensors are non-contacting devices. They convert the energy to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature variation.
When Fahrenheit was making thermometers, he realized he needed a temperature scale. He set the freezing point of salt water at 30 degrees and its boiling point 180 degrees higher. Subsequently it was decided to use pure water, which freezes at a slightly higher temperature, giving us freezing at 32°Fand boiling at 212°F.
A quarter century later, Anders Celsius proposed the 0 to 100 scale, which today bears his name. Later, seeing the benefit in a fixed point at one end of the scale, William Thomson, later Lord Kelvin, proposed using absolute zero as the starting point of the Celsius system. That led to the Kelvin scale, used today in the scientific field.
Today, temperature measurement scales are defined in a document titled International Temperature System 90, or ITS-90 for short. Readers wishing to check or better understand their measurement units should obtain a copy.

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the sensations of hot and cold are fundamental to the human experience, yet how to measure temperature has challenged many great minds. it’s unclear if the ancient greeks or chinese had ways to measure temperature, so as far as we know, the history of temperature measurement began during the renaissance.
heat is a measure of the energy in a body or material — the more energy, the hotter it is. but unlike physical properties of mass and length, it’s been difficult to measure. most methods or temperature sensors have been indirect, observing the effect that heat has on something and deducing temperature from this.
creating a scale of measurement has been a challenge, too. in 1664, robert hooke proposed the freezing point of water be used as a zero point, with temperatures being measured from this. around the same time, ole roemer saw the need for two fixed points, allowing interpolation between them. the points he chose were hooke’s freezing point and also the boiling point of water. this, of course, leaves open the question of how hot or cold things can get.
that was answered by gay-lussac and other scientists working on the gas laws. during the 19th century, while investigating the effect of temperature on gas at a constant pressure, they observed that volume rises by the fraction of 1/267 per degree celsius, (later revised to 1/273.15). this led to the concept of absolute zero at minus 273.15°c.
galileo is reported to have built a device that showed changes in temperature sometime around 1592. this appears to have used the contraction of air in a vessel to draw up a column of water, the height of the column indicating the extent of cooling. however, this was strongly influenced by air pressure and was little more than a novelty.
the thermometer as we know it was invented in 1612 in what is now italy by santorio santorii. he sealed liquid inside a glass tube, observing how it moved up the tube as it expanded. a scale on the tube made it easier to see changes, but this temperature measuring device lacked precise units.
working with roemer was daniel gabriel fahrenheit. he began manufacturing thermometers, using both alcohol and mercury as the liquid. mercury is ideal, as it has a very linear response to temperature change over a large range, but concerns over toxicity have led to reduced use. other liquids have now been developed to replace it. liquid thermometers are still widely used, although it is important to control the depth at which the bulb is immersed. using a thermowell helps ensure good heat transfer to the temperature sensor.
the bimetallic temperature sensor was invented late in the 19th century. this takes advantage of the differential expansion of two metal strips bonded together. temperature changes create bending that can be used to activate a thermostat or a gauge similar to those used in gas grills. accuracy is low — perhaps plus or minus 2 degrees — but these sensors are inexpensive, so they have many applications.
fluid-expansion devices, as the household thermometer, generally have two classifications: the mercury type and the organic-liquid type. however some gas versions are also available. fluid-expansion sensors do not require electric power, do not pose explosion hazards, and are stable even after repeated cycling.
bimetallic thermometers have strips of two metals bonded together. when heated, one side will expand more than the other, and the resulting bending is translated into a temperature reading by mechanical linkage to a pointer.
early in the 19th century, electricity was an exciting area of scientific investigation, and scientists soon discovered that metals varied in their resistance and conductivity. in 1821, thomas johann seebeck discovered that a voltage is created when the ends of dissimilar metals are joined and placed at different temperatures. peltier discovered that this thermocouple effect is reversible and can be used for cooling.
in the same year, humphrey davey demonstrated how the electrical resistivity of a metal is related to temperature. five years later, becquerel proposed using a platinum-platinum thermocouple for temperature measurement, but it took until 1829 for leopoldi nobili to actually create the temperature sensor.
platinum is also used in the resistance temperature detector invented in 1932 by c.h. meyers. this measures the electrical resistance of a length of platinum wire and is generally considered the most accurate type of temperature sensor. rtds using wire are by nature fragile and unsuitable for industrial applications. recent years have seen the development of film rtds, which are less accurate but more robust.
the 20th century also saw the invention of semiconductor temperature measuring devices. these respond to temperature changes with good accuracy but until recently lacked linearity.
in this other article we cover the main differences of those temperature sensors.
thermocouples consist essentially of two strips or wires made of different metals and joined at one end. changes in the temperature at that juncture induce a change in electromotive force (emf) between the other ends.
rtds rely on resistance change in a metal, with the resistance rising more or less linearly with temperature. these type of sensors are one of the most accurate temperature sensors and are broadly used in industry and labs.
thermistor probes are thermistor elements embedded in metal tubes. since thermistors are non-linear, the instrument used to read the temperature must linearize the reading.
very hot and molten metals glow, giving off heat and visible light. they radiate heat at lower temperatures, too, but at longer wavelengths. english astronomer william herschel was the first to recognize, around 1800, that this “dark” or infrared light causes heating. working with his compatriot melloni, nobili found a way to detect this radiated energy by connecting thermocouples in a series to make a thermopile.
this was followed in 1878 by the bolometer sensor. invented by american samuel langley, it used two platinum strips, one of which was blackened, in a wheatstone bridge arrangement. heating by infrared radiation caused a measurable change in resistance.
bolometers are sensitive to infrared light across a wide range of wavelengths. in contrast, the photon detector-type devices developed since the 1940s tend to respond only to infrared in a limited wave band. lead sulphide detectors are sensitive to wavelengths up to 3 microns while the discovery of hgcdte ternary alloy in 1959 opened the door to detectors tailored to specific wavelengths.
today, inexpensive infrared pyrometers are used widely, and thermal cameras are finding more applications as their prices drop.
infrared sensors are non-contacting devices. they convert the energy to an electrical signal that can be displayed in units of temperature after being compensated for ambient temperature variation.
when fahrenheit was making thermometers, he realized he needed a temperature scale. he set the freezing point of salt water at 30 degrees and its boiling point 180 degrees higher. subsequently it was decided to use pure water, which freezes at a slightly higher temperature, giving us freezing at 32°fand boiling at 212°f.
a quarter century later, anders celsius proposed the 0 to 100 scale, which today bears his name. later, seeing the benefit in a fixed point at one end of the scale, william thomson, later lord kelvin, proposed using absolute zero as the starting point of the celsius system. that led to the kelvin scale, used today in the scientific field.
today, temperature measurement scales are defined in a document titled international temperature system 90, or its-90 for short. readers wishing to check or better understand their measurement units should obtain a copy.


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These pictures were taken with an Olympus E-10 digital camera and the Time Machine. An optical sensor was arranged near the spout of a container suspended over an inverted champagne glass. The container was filled with milk and a valve was opened just enough to let a drop fall every two or three seconds. The Time Machine was programmed to wait 150 milliseconds after first detecting the drop, then fire two Vivitar model 285 flashes that were aimed at the base of the glass. After each exposure, the Time Machine waited 15 seconds to let the E-10 store the image, and then opened the shutter of the camera. When the next milk drop fell, an increment of .0005 seconds was automatically added to the previous delay setting and the milk drop was captured a little later. While these pictures are being taken you can stand back and watch, leaving the Time Machine to calculate every delay and take every picture. Or you might even leave the room and do something else. The Time Machine can be configured to take a predefined total number of pictures.
With the lights in the studio turned off, the Time Machine caused the E-10 to take about 100 automatic exposures in this way. The images were then taken to a personal computer and combined into a QuickTime move.
In the complete movie each frame is over 1,000 pixels wide and much more of the sequence is shown. But at over 8 megabytes in size, it's too large to display on a web site. This reduced version gives you an idea of what can be accomplished. It's interesting to drag the slider in the QuickTime toolbar back through the movie. You can see that, with a frame interval of .0005 seconds, you capture two frames as the drop enters the surface of the pool.
Click the arrow to play the soundtrack!
Since this movie was made in 2001, we have added a Drip Kit accessory for the Time Machine that makes it easy to create more complicated sequences of multiple drops. Click here to see a similar movie made with the Drip Kit.

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these pictures were taken with an olympus e-10 digital camera and the time machine. an optical sensor was arranged near the spout of a container suspended over an inverted champagne glass. the container was filled with milk and a valve was opened just enough to let a drop fall every two or three seconds. the time machine was programmed to wait 150 milliseconds after first detecting the drop, then fire two vivitar model 285 flashes that were aimed at the base of the glass. after each exposure, the time machine waited 15 seconds to let the e-10 store the image, and then opened the shutter of the camera. when the next milk drop fell, an increment of .0005 seconds was automatically added to the previous delay setting and the milk drop was captured a little later. while these pictures are being taken you can stand back and watch, leaving the time machine to calculate every delay and take every picture. or you might even leave the room and do something else. the time machine can be configured to take a predefined total number of pictures.
with the lights in the studio turned off, the time machine caused the e-10 to take about 100 automatic exposures in this way. the images were then taken to a personal computer and combined into a quicktime move.
in the complete movie each frame is over 1,000 pixels wide and much more of the sequence is shown. but at over 8 megabytes in size, it's too large to display on a web site. this reduced version gives you an idea of what can be accomplished. it's interesting to drag the slider in the quicktime toolbar back through the movie. you can see that, with a frame interval of .0005 seconds, you capture two frames as the drop enters the surface of the pool.
click the arrow to play the soundtrack!
since this movie was made in 2001, we have added a drip kit accessory for the time machine that makes it easy to create more complicated sequences of multiple drops. click here to see a similar movie made with the drip kit.