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Peel Health Care Ltd was established in August 2005 by the Directors of North West Slopes (NSW) Division of General Practice Ltd in an effort to address the chronic shortage of General Practitioners (GP's) and Allied Health professionals within the Tamworth area.
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Peel Health Care commenced operation on the 25th August 2005 at 160-168 Bridge Street, Tamworth. In June 2009, due to the rapid and continuous growth and expansion, Peel Health Care re-located to 103 Peel Street, Tamworth into a new purpose built medical centre with spacious and modern facilities, a large practice nurse area and student facilities.
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A diabetes educator service is also available at our Oxley Health Care practice.
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Dr. Wendel was born and raised in Kennedy Township, where she graduated from Montour High School. In 1981, she received a degree in Music Education from Edinboro University, She then attended Cleveland State University where she studied science, then in 1986 she graduated from the Pennsylvania College of Optometry. Soon after she entered into practice with her father, Dr. Russell Wendel, who unfortunately dies weeks later.
In 1991 she received the Small Business Administration (SBA) "Young Entrepreneur of the Year Award." For the year 2000, she was the president of the Western Pennsylvania Optometric Society. She was the first female Chairman of the Board of Vision Benefits for America, and is a member of Beta Sigma Kappa, an international honor society for optometrists. Dr. Wendel is also a certified affiliate in corneal refractive care, a member of the advisory board at Ohio Valley Hospital Cataract and Eye Surgery Center. She is a member of the Pittsburgh Social Exchange, and the downtown Pittsburgh Rotary. She volunteers her time in the Applications Task Force committee of the Pennsylvania Optometric Association, the Pittsburgh Marathon, and she chairs the Business Development committee of the Allegheny County Economic Development in Stowe Township, and is also on the board of the Parkway Theater.
Her most rewarding job, however, is being a mother to her son Ray, who was born on March 19, 1996.
Dr. Jeffery S. Karlik
Dr. Karlik is a Certified Diplomat of the American Board of Ophthalmology. After graduating Summa Cum Laude from the Duquesne University School of Pharmacy, he completed medical school at the University of Pittsburgh. While enrolled at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, he served as an officer in the distinguished Alpha Omega Alpha medical honor society.
Following this, he completed his medical internship at Mercy Hospital and ophthalmology residency at Saint Francis Hospital in Pittsburgh, serving as Chief Resident his final year.
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Eagles longsnapper Jon Dorenbos was active for the Giants game Sunday night while fellow special teams ace Colt Anderson was ruled inactive after being listed as questionable after missing practice most of the week with a knee injury.
Offensive tackle King Dunlap, who continues to battle a hamstring injury, and linebacker Akeem Jordan, who missed practice with a hamstring issue, headlined the rest of the Eagles inactive list.
Wideout Riley Cooper, defensive end Vinny Curry, running back Dion Lewis and offensive tackle Nate Menkin rounded out the Eagles inactives.
Star wideout Hakeem Nicks topped the Giants inactive list. Offensive tackle David Diehl, cornerback Jayron Hosley, defensive end Adewale Ojomo, guard Mitch Petrus, linebacker Keith Rivers and tight end Adrien Robinson rounded out New York's inactive list for Sunday Night Football.
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EXCLUSIVE: Hot comedy actor Ken Jeong has signed with UTA for representation in all areas. Jeong, a real-life physician-turned-actor, has been in demand since his breakout role as Dr. Kuni in Judd Apatow's Knocked Up and his turn as the flamboyant villain Mr. Chow in the hit comedy The Hangover. On TV, Jeong plays another oddball character, former Spanish teacher Señor Chang, on the NBC comedy Community, which has been renewed for a third season. He was previously at Gersh.
Jeong graduated from Duke University before attending medical school at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. During his residency, Jeong began moonlighting as a stand-up comic and eventually moved to Los Angeles, where he did guest stints on The Office, Entourage and Curb Your Enthusiasm before landing his break in Knocked Up. Jeong is set to appear in several tentpole movies this summer: The Hangover Part II, in which he reprises his role as Mr. Chow, Transformers: Dark of the Moon and The Zookeeper. He continues to be represented by manager Brett Carducci and attorney Chad Christopher.
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PS10-R2 Multi-function Loudspeaker
PS10-R2 Loudspeaker can be safely driven with over 500 Watts of amplifier power, yet it is only half the weight and volume of common trapezoidal systems.
The dispersion, architecture and weight balance of the PS10-R2 Loudspeaker are designed to provide both exceptional PA and stage monitor performance from a single product without compromise.
This flexibility is realized by a proprietary constant directivity asymmetrical dispersion horn, easily rotated in four positions by the user. Coupled with the horn's unique progressive horizontal (50° to 100°) and vertical (55°) dispersion, the most suitable pattern can be selected for vertical or horizontal PA usage or wedge monitoring. The 2-way passive 8Ω design uses a single amplifier channel to deliver bi-amped performance for less money, space and complexity.
- High power system (127dB Peak SPL @ 1m) with advanced 10" LF and 1" HF drivers provide high fidelity reinforcement from small, a light weight (15kg) system
- Rotatable asymmetrical horn and unique cabinet architecture ensure versatility; user adaptable for both PA and stage monitoring applications
- Two-way passive 8Ω design uses a single amplifier channel for simpler installation
- Sophisticated control electronics ensure reliable, linear operation
- The PS10 Loudspeaker can be used with or without the optional LS600 Subwoofer
- When deployed with LS600 SubBass, system LF extends to 38Hz
System Specifications PS10 with PS10 TDcontroller
|Frequency Response[a]:
|65Hz - 20kHz ±3dB
|Usable Range @-6dB[a]:
|58Hz - 21kHz
|Sensitivity 1W @ 1m[b]:
|98dB SPL Nominal
97dB SPL Wideband
|Nominal Peak SPL @ 1m[b]:
|129 to 132dB Peak)
|HF Dispersion[c]:
|50° to 100°Hor. x 55°Vert. Rotatable Horn, 4 positions
|Directivity Q & DI[c]:
|Q : 16 Nominal
DI : 12dB Nominal (f>3kHz)
|Crossover Frequencies:
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|Nominal Impedance:
|Recommended Amplifiers:
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|Height x Width x Depth:
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|Net Weight:
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|Baltic Birch Ply finished with structured black coating
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|Flying Points:
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|Stand fittings:
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- [a] Response curves & data: Anechoic Far Field for the PS10 + PS10TD. Half-Space Anechoic radiation for the LS500 + PS10TD.
- [b] Sensitivity & Peak SPLdata: these will depend on spectral distribution and crest factor of program material. Measured with band limited Pink Noise.Nominal refers to Voice Decade (300Hz - 3kHz), Wideband to the specified ±3dB range. Data are for speaker + processor + recommended amplifier combinations. Peak SPL is at clipping of recommended amplifier.
- [c] Directivity curves & data : obtained by computer treatment on off axis response curves.
Tech Downloads
- Nexo PS R2 Series Manual, pdf Format (5.87 MB)
- Nexo PS Series Manual, pdf Format (1.28 MB)
- Nexo PS10 Speaker Data Sheet, pdf Format (379 KB)
Sales Brochures
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- Nexo PS Series Brochure, pdf Format (762 KB)
- Nexo PS10 Brochure, pdf Format (198 KB)
Media Resources
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- Nexo PS10 Uncovered, jpg Format (294 KB)
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Caffeine…here's the big one. Did you know that if you ask a server in a restaurant if any beverages are non-caffeinated most servers have no idea and just make something up. I've stopped asking. Mr. Waiter-man, ginger ale and sprite have no caffeine…no, I don't want a cranberry juice. I do have a cup of decaf sometimes or even half a cup of regular coffee, but I've made myself somewhat paranoid over drinking too much caffeine.
Soft cheeses, how I love you. This one scared me a few times until I realized that most cheeses from major grocery store chains are in fact, pasteurized. I did have one slip up though when I ate some brie without realizing that you aren't supposed to eat the rind. Sorry, baby. You can give me a few kicks to the cervix for that one…as long as you're healthy.
Definitely saying no to all wine and beer although I know that some women will occasionally have a glass of wine or a few sips of beer. The thing about that is, although I'm no longer getting morning nausea, I still sometimes get really bad acid reflux. It makes me cough and sometimes it's because I need to eat something..again. So I don't think wine or beer would help that. I am considering trying a non-alcoholic beer in the third trimester though.
I'm curious-what are your thoughts on restrictions during pregnancy? When I told my mom about the lunch meat thing she said she had no idea and said the rules must be stricter now. Are we too strict and just living in fear and turning our babies into gluten allergy wussies or do you think it's worth it to avoid most foods on the naughty list? Are people from other countries like this?


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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5089/9781451967890.023
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BIRMINGHAM, Alabama -- When Carl Schoettlin bought the Donnelly House and set out to renovate the historic old mansion, he knew he'd taken on a big project. But he didn't know he'd stepped into a time machine.
As he peeled away wallpaper -- six layers of it -- he saw the years melt away.
"We saw the early 70s, the 50s, the 20s, the teens," he said. "And then we saw the original."
Buried under tobacco-stained layers of history, the walls of the Highland Avenue mansion still were covered with the wallpaper put there for James W. Donnelly, the Cincinnati industrialist who retired to Birmingham after a career with Proctor & Gamble Co. and built the house in 1905.
About a century after that wallpaper was put up, Schoettlin and his wife Karen have mostly completed returning the neoclassical mansion, now an event venue, to its former glory.
The former minor league baseball player and banker leased the building about a year ago, then bought it eight months later. While he was leasing he began the months-long renovation with the goal of making Donnelly House his new
"That was kind of a risky move, because we were dropping a lot of money into the house" before owning it, he said. "But it had to be done."
Schoettlin declined to disclose the sale price for the home or the amount invested in the renovation, but the house had been listed at $1.5 million, and the renovations were exhaustive.
Schoettlin and an employee pulled down the layers of wallpaper from the walls and ceilings, stripped and stained the original woodwork and painted the plaster walls, which were in surprisingly good shape.
On the third floor, where renovations still are under way, they found beautiful hardwood paneled walls behind nearly an inch of paper, and a calendar from the 1950s in a bathroom wall.
They cleaned up original chandeliers and fixtures that were black with age, refinished the oak floors on the upper levels, and hired a contractor who spent three weeks leveling the original white Alabama marble floors with a diamond grinder. Eight inches was cut off the bottom of the water-damaged wooden columns at the front of the house and was replaced with concrete pedestals.
"We had 40 years of deferred maintenance," Schoettlin said. "It looked like an abandoned property. I was surprised there weren't any vagrants living in the basement."
The mansion, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, sits on the last remaining block of homes original to the neighborhood, said Linda Nelson, executive secretary of the Jefferson County Historical Commission.
Donnelly retired at a young age as general manager at Proctor & Gamble, then moved to Birmingham where he built the house and made his mark as a philanthropist and civic leader. He took a leading role in the development of the Birmingham Public Library, raising money to build its early collections and serving on its first board, Nelson said.
Donnelly also was a lover of art, a fact that may be largely responsible for the good condition in which Schoettlin found the house's plaster walls. Donnelly had them designed to support thousands of pounds of weight, so they could hold his vast art collection, Nelson said.
"The house really is quite wonderful," she said.
Donnelly House has had a series of owners in recent years, including a bank that took ownership in a foreclosure. Most recently it was managed by Culinard, the culinary institute of Virginia College.
Schoettlin says he intends to broaden the scope of events at the mansion, adding more corporate luncheons and meetings. "But weddings and receptions, that's the bread and butter for this house," he said.
The house was closed for business for more than a year, but when it reopened in September the phone started ringing even before Schoettlin had a chance to launch a marketing campaign. Among the weddings now booked is one for a woman whose mother was married in the same house in the 1980s.
"Every week we book one or two weddings," he said. "People just know."


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It was suggested to me because of the heat to drink a spoonful of Baking Soda mixed in an eight ounce glass of water. I was told that it would help alleviate the heat waves that accost me in the afternoons and early evenings.
I tried and folks let me tell you, at this age you should not drink a spoonful of Sodium Bicarbonate. Yep, it is Salt! Needless to say, I felt nauseated at first but later in the day I felt lethargic.
When I went out for my evening walk with my husband, I felt my chest tight and my lungs not expanding. Again, at my age, I am 55, all this salt could result in CHF or Congestive Heart Failure.
I needed diuretics. Here is what I did to solve the problem of retention and it turned out amazing!
1/2 Vidalia onion sliced
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The last three ingredients are for taste and substance. All the rest are diuretics. Go figure. A delicious healthy solution without a hospital trip. Whew!
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Citywest is the name of a business park and neighbouring golf resort in Saggart,South Dublin. The nearest major town is Tallaght. The business park has developed a small residential population in recent years. The River Camac passes north of the business park, and two of its tributaries pass through it.
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Adele Reinhartz, "Jesus of Hollywood: From D. W. Griffith to Mel Gibson", The New Republic March 8 2004: 26-29.
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Does Gibson's film, do all these films, foment anti-Semitism? The matter must be considered carefully. If the question is, do they intend to stir up hostile feelings toward Jews that under certain conditions might lead to physical violence, the answer is no. Each film has its own theme and emphasis, but none of them, Gibson's film included, with the possible exception of Der Galiläer, aims to be anti-Semitic. But if the question is, do these films help to perpetuate certain beliefs and stereotypes that have been implicated in anti-Semitism, then the answer must be yes, Gibson's film included. Whatever film-makers' intentions might be, they cannot exert complete control of the message that people will take away from their films. I do not anticipate any anti-Semitic incidents at my neighborhood cineplex as viewers of Gibson's melodrama leave the theater. But it is appalling that this film, like most of its predecessors, has added to the visual library of images in which the Jews are portrayed as conniving, bloodthirsty Christ-killers. The Passion of the Christ is morally careless, and now it, too, is upon us and our children.Reinhartz, you may recall, is something of an expert on Jesus films in general, and the depiction of Jews in particular. See, for example:
Adele Reinhartz, "Jesus in Film: Hollywood Perspectives on the Jewishness of Jesus", Journal of Religion and Film Vol. 2, Number 2 (Fall 1998).
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Unlike Salesforce — who were quite genuinely using the term to describe something else entirely — there are plenty of companies in the UK who claim to be trading for a social purpose but are not what many of us would regard as 'real social enterprises'… My latest mythbusting column for The Guardian's Social Enterprise Network on why social entrepreneurs shouldn't waste time worrying about 'bogus social enterprises'.
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Mythbusting – bogus firms threaten the social enterprise movement
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Fear of the bogus
"If social enterprise is to stay under the third sector's umbrella or more precisely under the umbrella of the Office of the Third Sector, mechanisms should be set up in order to monitor and control 'bogus' SEs that may be using the SE logo (and legislation) in order to maximise individual gains (in other words, cheating), that is, even in those cases when organisations have clear social or environmental aims and benefit the community."
Outsider, missing link or panacea? Some reflections about the place of social enterprise (with)in and in relation to the Third Sector – Dr Leandro Sepulveda, Third Sector Research Centre, December 2009
The Office of the Third Sector is no more but the threat of 'bogus' social enterprises shamelessly generating untold riches by duping the public into believing that they're really a bunch of underpaid community activists working themselves to the bone to earn less than they'd get for doing the same thing for the council looms large.
As the bogus purveyors of fake social change hoover up the contracts, plunder the profits and head off to Mustique to splurge the booty, it's real, non-bogus social enterprises who'll be left to pick up the pieces. I think. In the case of Dr Sepulveda's paper, this is a frustrating detour from an otherwise thoughtful contribution on the relationship between social enterprise and what New Labour called 'the Third Sector' but it is something that many in the social enterprise movement worry about.
So far, the real life evidence that there are – or are soon likely to be – significant numbers of conventional business 'using the SE logo (and legislation) in order to maximise individual gains' is as thin on the ground as social enterprises that would survive as real businesses if they received no grant income. Aside from public sector contracting (of which more later), I can't think of many commercial situations where a clearly dishonest or false claim to be a social enterprise could possible serve any commercial advantage – when compared to the alternative option of selling people or businesses high quality goods or services at a competitive price. Kids selling dishcloths door-to-door 'for charity' maybe?
Of course "in order to maximise individual gains (in other words, cheating), that is, even in those cases when organisations have clear social or environmental aims and benefit the community" may be suggesting that limited-by-shares companies with clear social aims and delivering positive social outcomes are in fact 'bogus' and 'cheating'. If so, I struggle to get my head round who these businesses are cheating and on what basis.
Both non-distributive and distributive structures have a role in the social enterprise world. I don't see the (ongoing) rewarding through share dividends of those who've either put in time (and maybe cash) as founders of a social enterprise, or those who've just made a financial investment to help make it happen, as something that makes that enterprise 'bogus' in any way as long as the company is open and honest about the way it operates.
There is another (more complicated) thread of bogusness debate, though. The bogus (or nominal) social enterprises that may be produced from public sector spin-outs. Peter Holbrook of the Social Enterprise Coalition, partly echoing the often expressed fears of Laurence DeMarco of Senscot, recently said that:
"There is a risk that, resulting from cuts, we will see the creation of spin-off organisations from public services that are not social enterprises, which could be vulnerable to buy-outs from the private sector. We need the government to give guidance and support, and make sure that commissioning enables real social enterprises to thrive."
I'm less interested than Holbrook and others in the lobby in the issue of whether spun-out companies or others 'are social enterprises' – the official definition of a social enterprise is a conversation between the lobby and the government from which most social entrepreneurs are (voluntarily or otherwise) excluded – but I share Holbrook's concern about the tag 'social enterprise' being used as a mechanism to deliver full scale privatisation of public agencies, particularly parts of the NHS.
The belief that health services should be delivered primarily by the private sector – specifically, large multinational outsourcing businesses – is a perfectly legitimate political position but it's one that it's supporters ought to argue for openly if they want to put it into practice. While Craig Dearden-Phillips has a more optimistic take on the possible outcomes of largescale spin-outs, the idea of social enterprise as the route to fullscale marketisation of health services is potentially disastrous for the social enterprise movement – with social enterprise at risk of becoming a focus for a public backlash against subsequent cuts in jobs and services.
The question is 'what mechanisms or policies would enable the social enterprise movement to deliver the changes it promises without the possibility of being a scapegoat for an agenda that it doesn't endorse or support?'
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About White Digital Simulations
My name is Russ White and for many years I have been an airport developer at Orbx, and a regular on the Orbx forums. Customers of Orbx airports will be familiar with my work from the following titles:
YBBN Brisbane international airport
1WA6 Fall City airport
PAKT Ketchikan international airport
CZST Stewart airport
CYBD Bella Coola airport
EGSG Stapleford Abbots airfield
EGTR Elstree airport
PAJN Juneau international airport
EGML Damyn's Hall aerodrome
PAEN Kenai municipal airport
PAGS Gustavus airport
Since leaving Orbx my focus has been the creation of White Digital Simulations (WDS), a new brand under which I will develop and publish my very own airports and scenery. This is something I am very excited about and am very much looking forward to your support in this new venture.


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Goal-setting lessons
This week, my Colombian teacher counterparts, Ines, Faride and I put together a lesson on goal-setting and life plans, all cleverly disguised in a grammar and verb lesson (future tense verbs ftw.) Ines said that this is such a new concept–planning ahead and thinking about actual steps to take to realize a goal isn't a very common pastime in the culture here, but we both felt passionate about getting the kids to think in depth about their futures. I enjoyed challenging them to dream bigger and more specifically.
Some of the inspiring ideas and goals we heard:
To work with disabled children
To learn English to become an airline pilot
To learn Portuguese
To cure cancer Continue reading Youth development via English class


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The Center for Progressive Renewal has opened registration for the next cohort of an online leadership development program called the Convergence Leadership Project. Author and national faith leader Brian McLaren is the director of the program, supported by Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis from Middle Collegiate Church in NY, Diana Butler Bass, Bruce Reyes-Chow, Lindsay Andreolli-Comstock, Jim Keat and others.
The Convergence Leadership Project provides 8-week intensive learning modules to equip and inspire leaders and their congregations to be long-term contributors to a vital spiritual movement taking shape around the world. CLP is about strengthening leaders and preparing churches for the changes in culture that are impacting ministry.
The Center for Progressive Renewal says the program is unique for two main reasons: 1) it focuses on the work ministerial leaders need to do to move their congregations and communities from thinking to action, and 2) it seeks to equip congregational leaders with the tools to work together with their congregations and communities to do the work of the church.
"We are not training isolated leaders to do the work of the church alone. The Convergence Leadership Project works with leaders of systems and their leadership teams to create a sense of belonging and purpose for those who want to work together. We do that work across denominational and economical lines," said Rev. Cameron Trimble, CEO of Convergence and the Center for Progressive Renewal.
Learn more and apply at: www.convergenceleadership.org


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November 29, 2019
Future Shape Fat Binder Review
Future Shape Fat Binder is said to be one of the best diet pills that money can buy and is designed to fit nicely alongside all the other weight loss products in Future Shape's line.
Similar to one of the leading appetite suppressants Dieters Cheating Caps, Future Shape Fat Binder is formulated to help you cut back on calories by creating the sensation of satiety. Additionally, manufacturers would have you believe that Future Shape Fat Binder will even help control cravings for certain types of food.
Let's take a closer look to see what Future Shape Fat Binder can really do.
Fiber for Weight Loss
Future Shape Fat Binder takes a fairly head on approach to weight loss: fiber.
Fiber may sound simple, but this extraordinary plant-based ingredient can have a dramatic impact on your digestive system and overall health. Fiber is very difficult for the body to digest, meaning that most of it is passed through the body without being absorbed or adding onto your calorie totals.
It can act as roughage in the intestines, pushing and pulling waste, fats, and other toxins through the body until it is eliminated through your stools – so you can consume fewer calories overall.
But that's not all!
Certain fibers such as glucomannan can combine with water to make a gelatinous substance in the stomach, filling you up and tricking the brain into thinking you're full for longer periods of time, which is a must if you're trying out a low-calorie diet.
Future Shape Fat Binder takes advantage of this approach with the following ingredients:
Lipoxitral: This active ingredient is extracted from the prickly pear cactus and is used to bind dietary fats to other waste.
GlycoLite: Essentially a white kidney bean extract, this popular ingredient can inhibit the absorption of dietary fats by as much as 25%.
Appetrol: Appetrol contains glucomannan, which as I mentioned before can help you feel fuller for longer periods of time.
Potential Risks
Fiber can be a great way to detoxify your body and get a fresh new start on your weight loss. However, too much fiber at once can result in side effects such as bloating, cramping, gas, diarrhea, and constipation.
Future Shape warns us of this on the official website, but also states that these symptoms typically fade within a few days.
Cost and Guarantee
Currently Future Shape Fat Binder is sold at the same high price as all the other products sold on the FutureShape.com website: $67.83. Considering that its main ingredients are primarily fiber, I think that you could easily find a diet pill that offers the same ingredients for a fraction of the cost. Just because you can afford the best that money can buy doesn't mean that a hefty price tag will give you amazing results.
Fortunately, all of Future Shape products are backed with a guarantee, so you can get a full refund if you don't like your results.
Make Your Diet Pill Work for You
Future Shape Fat Binder isn't a bad product on its own. It's vegetarian friendly and offers plenty of fiber to help you lose weight. However, it's fairly expensive and lacks fat burning ingredients, so you'll probably need to invest in another diet pill alongside this product in order to get the best results.
Rather than pumping even more money into the diet pill industry, make every last dollar count and look for a product that will fit within your budget. Dieters Cheating Caps, for example, offers plenty of fiber for a fraction of the cost, so you can create a well-balanced health regimen without spending a fortune.
I suggest comparing the two formulas by visiting dieters-cheating-caps.com before deciding which product to buy.


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Many Happy Returns of the day. Hope you have a great day :thumb:
Was going through old pics and came across some at the (infamous) GTG in Torquay where I met SuzyCute. Amongst them were some of Maff with his...
Many happy returns of the day, hope you have a great birthday!
Hi Guys
Just finished member Maff's Ferrari 599 GTO after it was in for the week for a complete PPF skin restoration. As well as blitzing...
Have a nice one
Hello everyone
Last week I completed Maff's (mbclub.co.uk member/admin) Mercedes C63 AMG. Now this car never had paint correction as this is...
2011 McLaren MP4-12C - Images, Specifications and Information
Don't care where the GTG is when he turns up in that - I will be there!!! Nice one...
Happy Birthday!!!
Still only 31 with your car line up, where did I go wrong?
PistonHeads Headlines (Leaked specs, price list and the below 'photo')
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Its nearly over, but Happy Birthday!
Any Birthday treats planned? SLS AMG?
Hope you have a fantastic day Matt - and thanks for keeping this place going - top bloke :rock: :bannana: :bannana:
Becoming a bit more affordable now :D
Have a wonderful day Matt and thank you for all you do in keeping the forum up and running for us - it is appreciated.
You go have some serious...
Just looked at the pictures in the gallery. That is one beautiful piece of machinery. :bannana: :bannana:
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Hi Matt,
When we last met I remember that you said that you had some involvement with Euroconnex.
I have been looking at a new ISP but can't...


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Sam Wood offers his advice for working out safely while pregnant, with the help of his partner Snezana Markoski.
With so many pregnant women on my program and now one in my household, it's really important to me that women know that they can stay active throughout their pregnancy. In fact, they should!
When pregnant, it's essential that you get moving and if you were already active beforehand, that you stay active. Not only will it help you during the pregnancy, it will help your body recover once your baby is born.
You don't need to train like a maniac and should avoid getting your heart rate or body temperature up too high, but you can still work your muscles and get your heart rate up in a safe zone. So, if you've gotten the all clear from your doctor and need some tips on how to get active, here's my pregnancy safe workout that you can do anywhere. All you need is a towel.
Do the following five exercises x 40 seconds each. Get through as many rounds as you can in 28 minutes.
Couch squats
Stand with your knees shoulder width or a little bit further apart, push your butt back into a squatting position until your butt touches the couch. Keeping the weight through your heels, squeeze your butt and return to a standing positon. Make sure your knees don't fold in as you're going down.
Four point kneel with Alternating Arm and Leg Extensions
Make sure you keep your back straight and strong to handle the extra weight as your body changes. At the same time, extend opposite arm to leg. Bring your hand up to the same height as your body with your thumb facing the ceiling.
Towel Partner Resistance Exercises
Start with a seated row. Using an overhand grip, grab the corners of a towel. Your partner will grab the other end and provide the resistance. Don't shrug your shoulders, keep your elbows in and bring your wrists in close to your ribcage.
Then try a resistance tricep extension. In a kneeling position, grab the corners of the towel again. Your partner kneels behind you as the resistance. Keep your elbows in close to your ears and lower your forearms behind your back. Push up against the resistance, squeezing your triceps at the top.
Bicep Resistance Curl
Keep your arms straight to start. Your partner will add resistance as you curl your biceps up. You can use a hammer grip or curl the arms open to face the ceiling.
Alternating Lunges
Hands on hips and alternate your legs lunging forward.
Remember, you don't have to push yourself to a dangerous intensity level, just get your body moving and make sure you do your pelvic floor exercises every day.
Before starting any exercise program, consult your doctor.
Sam's new program starts every Monday. Fin out more at www.28bysamwood.com


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Moving Work Matters
What we do inside Anika helps move people outside in the real world
How We Work
At Anika, we give you the autonomy to do your best work. Our employees are fiercely focused, flexible, and highly engaged in all aspects of the company. We set goals, both independently and collectively, and we achieve them through hard work, determination and cooperation.
We Work Together
Just as no global movement springs from one individual, no global business is driven by one individual. It takes an entire team united behind a singular passion to drive success. At Anika, our employees constantly brainstorm together, work hard, and deliver results. Although we have many departments at Anika, we operate as one team. We share one common goal, to deliver the best therapeutic solutions to help people return to their active lives more quickly and more naturally.
At Anika, we tackle solutions head-on, and we never shrink from the task in front of us. This focus allows us to continuously move forward while our work allows others to move more freely and naturally.


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OBX Pridefest
The OBX Pridefest is a 3-day gay pride festival, full of events for all LGBTQ folks and their supporters and friends! In addition to paid events, the main festival Saturday afternoon is FREE and includes bands, local food, merchant vendors, pride souvenirs and nonprofit vendors.
*Pride Pass: Purchase a weekend Pride Pass for $100, which provides access to all events and includes the price of the drag brunch and Booze Cruise aboard the Crystal Dawn.
Times and cover charges vary for each day and event. Please visit the event website for full schedule and information, and check back often as new information and events may be added.


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Set the watch: The power of the words we say
Think about the power of words for a moment. Business deals are won or lost so many times not by the product we sell but by the words that we use in the deal. Company stock goes up and down ... Read More »


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SOLS, the "future of footwear" that uses 3D printing to create orthopedic insoles for the patients of physical therapists, podiatrists, and orthopedic doctors, announced Friday that it has raised an $11.1 million Series B round of funding.
SOLS works by taking a few pictures of your foot to create a 3D printed model, and from that, the company builds you an insole. It gets printed and shipped within a week.
Instead of having to get your SOLS through a doctor, as the company has done in the past, SOLS now wants to sell its products directly to consumers.
SOLS' new funding will allow the company to expand into the consumer product side of 3D printed footwear with an emphasis on sports, a seemingly perfect fit for a startup that got its start creating orthopedic insoles.
SOLS was founded by Kegan Schouwenburg and Joel Wishkovsky in 2013. Schouwenburg was previously director of industrial engineering and ops at 3D printing marketplace Shapeways — that's where she she got the idea for SOLS, while walking around the factory floor in her black leather platform boots.
It's also experimenting with a 3D printed shoe prototype, called "ADAPTIV," which uses robotics and biomechanics that adjust to the body's every move.
"It was this great collaborative effort to design this shoe that had 3D printed exoskeleton, color-changing LEDs that match your outfit — you can take a selfie and have your shoes match that — and we talked robotics, putting cells on the inside that would inflate and deflate to detect movement," Schouwenburg said. "You can imagine being out on the court and coming down from a jump and having a shoe inflate around your foot. It's pretty awesome."
The new funding comes from previous investors Founders Fund and Lux Capital, and new investments by Tenaya Capital and Melo7 Tech Partners, which was cofounded by NBA star Carmelo Anthony and Stuart Goldfarb.
The company also announced Terdema Ussery, president and CEO of the Dallas Mavericks, will be joining SOLS' board of directors.
Schouwenburg, whose roots are in fashion and design, now finds herself immersed in the world of sports. "This is a whole new world for me," she told Business Insider.
"I'm really honest about it. I come from the design and fashion world, but design, fashion and sports — those three things actually go together and have this very interesting relationship. I definitely sit on the design-fashion side, but I'm learning every day.
"I get really excited about how we can use SOLS to enable people to live their lives and achieve whatever it is they want — and that could be a hardcore way, like in a professional sports setting, but it could also be in a much more casual way in that you just want to go for a run or jog around the block or play with your kids longer at the park."
This year, NBA All-Star Weekend happened at the same time as Fashion Week, a perfect storm for SOLS.
"Back in December, the guys at Melo7 approached us about this NBA Fashion Week, All-Star event — it was the first time that the NBA All-Stars game was happening at the same time as Fashion Week and everything was culminating at once," Schouwenburg told Business Insider.
"They did this show that looked at the future of wearable technology and what's going on in the sports landscape and what that could look like. A big part of that conversation has always been shoes because of Air Jordan. There's so much history there. I think the push toward data in sports and using analytics to inform what's going on on the court, there's really interesting stuff happening."
"We're taking what we've done to the insole and driving that forward, and not only launching into the consumer sector — enabling anyone, anywhere to have access to our technology at an affordable price, but hopefully one day actually taking the next step and using the insoles we've built as the first piece in a new definition of footwear," Schouwenburg said.
The startup previously raised $6.4 million in a Series A round in April from investors including Grape Arbor VC, FundersGuild, Felicis Ventures, Rothenberg Ventures, RRE Ventures, and Founders Fund. Since its launch in 2013, SOLS has raised $19.3 million in funding. The New York-based startup has 45 employees, and a network of 300 medical professionals providing SOLS to their patients.


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Release Date: 2014 |
Album Rating: 4.5Title Track: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gu1xO__VpQQ
Stream the whole album here: http://open.spotify.com/album/4iXBaITLqETMH23wN0pQJA
CD Baby: http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/kennnardi2
cant wait to check this.
Major props to Nardi for not giving up.
Album Rating: 4.5Yeah. After listening to the whole thing quite a few times, it makes sense that this would go under his name and not Anacrusis. I'm a huge Anacrusis fan, but despite the similarities, this is much more diverse. Definitely not a straight up technical thrash album.
Album Rating: 4.0So I guess this lived up to your expectations Willie? ;)
Need to give it a listen for sure, Anacrusis were a great band with a unique sound.
Album Rating: 4.5Ha ha. My expectations for where this album was 'supposed' to go and where it actually went are two totally different directions. I'm definitely pleasantly surprised, though, and I think the reality turned out better than my imagination.
A double with no filler? I don't believe you.
Album Rating: 4.5'without any real filler' -- all the songs are good, but some are better than others obviously.
Holy shit this will be awesome
Album Rating: 4.0This or Screams and Whispers? I'll still get it but I'm just curious.
omigersh I forgot this was on the horizon. Sounds amazing! I need to jam ASAP.
Digging: Stevie Wonder - Fulfillingness' First Finale
"The significant portion is that it was originally intended to include Anacrusis bassist John Emery."
-'portion'? sorry maybe it's a typo or maybe my english is failing me again but i do not understand this.
"What's more is that the previously mentioned styles don't even begin to describe the brooding, moody epics that reside near the end of both discs."
-maybe its my english again but at first i thought you only referred to the ending of the second album, maybe sayin "reside near the end of each disc" would be clearer xD
also, this sounds amazing, but i haven't heard a single anacrusis album so idk. if i wanted to listen to their discography, where should i start???
Album Rating: 4.0Scrolling through your ratings, I'd start with Screams and Whispers, but yeah I don't think you exactly heard anything even remotely similar, so give it time, it might be pretty different than what you're used to...
Album Rating: 4.0Plus, all their songs are free on their website so you should be all set!
yeah Screams and Whispers rules
that's their lastest tho :0
ok, i'll go from Screams and Whispers backwards, decided omg
Album Rating: 4.0Yeah that's pretty much what you should imo, but yeah if you don't like it at first give it a bit of time, there's lot of stuff going on especially in their last 2 records.
Album Rating: 4.5--This or Screams and Whispers? I'll still get it but I'm just curious.--
Personally, I think I'll be listening to this over Screams and Whispers. Part of that has to do with this being newer, but also it's just really good. If I want some of the Anacrusis technical thrash I usually go with Manic Impressions or the re-recorded version of Reason.
--'portion'? sorry maybe it's a typo or maybe my english is failing me again but i do not understand this.--
Portion = part ... the significant part of the Cruel April release was that it showed that the band members were still talking and interested in music. That does sound better...
--maybe its my english again but at first i thought you only referred to the ending of the second album, maybe sayin "reside near the end of each disc" would be clearer xD--
'Each' and 'both' mean exactly the same thing.
--also, this sounds amazing, but i haven't heard a single anacrusis album so idk. if i wanted to listen to their discography, where should i start???--
I would start with Screams and Whispers and work backwards. The albums are all available for free here (also go with the original version of Manic Impressions not the remaster):
Cool review Willie. Just two small errors;
"the album is going to require much more work and attention than anything Anacrusis ever did"
and you're missing an N from Kenn on the second last line.
Being a double album, I'm hesitant that this will keep my attention throughout the duration, but that says more about me than the music, haha.
I'll be looking forward to hearing this.
oh my fuck im buying this CD so hard you said this tuesday? the 4th? ohhohoho if my local record store doesnt
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Dominating the scene is one of the semaphore signals controlling trains on the main running line. To accomodate the salt siding signals along this stretch of line were cantilevered out from the other side of the track and required guy wires to counter their tendency to tilt over. The signal arm should, of course, be a deep red and white rather than pink. This type of signal arm needs constant re-painting as red is one of the least stable of colours and fades rapidly in sunlight. Just above the salt siding can be seen a smoke deflector, put there to counter the effect of smoke and steam from fifty years of steam locomotives.
The little wooden cabin to the left of the signal is a shunter's cabin. This contained a telephone which connected with Middlewich signal box (which can just be glimpsed away in the distance - a small patch of white underneath the Holmes Chapel Road bridge). That telephone would today be worth a lot of money to an antique dealer. It was made of mahogany with bakelite mouth and earpieces and two brass bells on the top. This venerable instrument was used to pass instructions between the shunter and the signalman when they were preparing trains for their journeys out onto the railway network.
To the right of the cabin can be seen the canopy (an inverted 'v' shape) of the loading bay at Seddon's/Simpson's in Brooks Lane and the rail connections which ran from the salt siding to serve Murgatroyd's salt works and the ICI soda ash works. The ICI connection ran behind the Scout Hall in Brooks Lane and into the works via the ornamental iron gates which are still in situ at what is now the Pochin site.
On the other side of the track, alongside the main running line is a pipe line which once carried brine.
Out of shot to the left is Murgatroyd's brine pump (now the subject of preservation plans as it is the only remaining brine pump in the country still in its original position - i.e. over its brine shaft). When Murgatroyd's chemical works was established in Booth Lane at Moston in 1949 brine was sent from this pump along 'the brine line' to the new works. The pipe line shown in our photo is the one used for this purpose and remains in existence to this day. Middlewich Council's Heritage Officer, Kerry Fletcher, confirms this (see below).
Just to the left of where the pipe line starts is the corner of 'Station Field' where fairs and circuses were held in former years. The field was also, in the sixties, home to the 'Dennis White Foundation' and boasted soccer pitches, changing rooms and a social club. It is in this corner that the Middlewich ROC post was situated, although it's not really possible to tell from the picture what was actually there at the time. The whole area is now, of course, covered in industrial units.
Additional information from Middlewich Town Council's Heritage Officer, Kerry Fletcher, who is spearheading the preservation project for the brine pump and has sent us the following information:
The Murgatroyd Brine Pump was used to supply brine to the Salt Houses and from 1949 to supply brine to the new Chemical site at Moston. Two extra pumps were set up which the pump man controlled to send pumped brine down the pipeline which was laid alongside the railway line. They are the ones in the picture and are still there. This pipeline was used up to 1977 when wild brine pumping ceased.
Geraldine Williams Station Field was also used as a playing field by St Mary's School for football and for sports days were held there. Denis - one-time Cllr - White used to hold whippet races on that field, using an upturned bicycle's pedal power to operate the 'hare'! All part of Denis' master plan to fund-raise for a swimming pool for the town. Hmm.
Mally Mal Fascinating detail!
Geraldine Williams Station Field was also used as a playing field by St Mary's School for football and for sports days were held there. Denis - one-time Cllr - White used to hold whippet races on that field, using an upturned bicycle's pedal power to operate the 'hare'! All part of Denis' master plan to fund-raise for a swimming pool for the town. Hmm.