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I have used this company on a few separate occasions now as me and my husband rent out our guest house and have had a couple problems with tenants but we also like to get the locks changed often to prevent any trouble. This time around it was our house that needed the work, we booked a week in advance to get the majority of our locks upgraded due to being so old they were hardly working anymore. The engineer who came out we hadn't met before but the standard of service was just as great, he was really amazing and helped explain the difference between the locks and tided any mess. Thank you, I'm sure I will be seeing you guys soon.
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My niece is staying at my flat and I wasn't there. The front door to the flat was jammed, ie, the handle wouldn't move in the down position. The key would turn and she could hear that, but the handle wouldn't budge. Concierge was called to help, but he also couldn't make it work.
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He told me this was going to be quite expensive, b/c he doesn't know which mechanism is on the inside and could be several hundred pounds to replace. Not including the handles or the labour.
We had no choice, it had to be done. Antonio managed to get a lever of some sort and force the handle down and got the door open. So now the door is open he can simply unscrew the door handle from the inside and remove everything. By doing this, he's saved me money and a lot of work on his part. Once inside, he is able to take the mechanism out and see if it's repairable. Unfortunately, that's not the case. It would work for several times, but then would jam again. The decision now is whether or not to replace the part, which is gonna be a huge expense. I decided it has to be done
By now it's close to 5pm and Antonio wouldn't be able to get the part that day. As I understand, the place is outside of London. So he would come back the next am with a new mechanism. In the meantime, he fixed the door temporarily, so that my niece could lock the door that night.
The next morning, Antonio returned with a new part and replaced it within a few mins.
While this was an expensive endeavour, I am truly grateful for Antonio, who was perfectly ok with my niece videotaping the whole thing so I could see what was going on.
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Jeopardy! Recap!
On Wednesday night, comedian Louis CK was featured in a Power Players edition of Jeopardy! to win $50,000 for the charity of his choice, Fistula Foundation. Fistula Foundation held a watch party in downtown San Jose at Billy Berk's Restaurant, and invited local guests, friends, and family to attend the evening and cheer for Louis CK. It was an evening of trivia, food, and fun!
Fistula Foundation Team Communications, testing out the photo booth before guests arrive.
@mercnews #LouisCK plays @Jeopardy TONIGHT 4 our #SanJose charity Join us @BillyBerksSJ at 99 S 1st St 7pm to watch! pic.twitter.com/TUuzJdJ4nv
— Fistula Foundation (@Fistula_Fdtn) May 19, 2016
Watching #LouisCK killin' it here at the West Coast! #FFLovesLouisCK @Jeopardy @BillyBerksSJ #jeopardywatchparty pic.twitter.com/ws9g1HaIl9
— Fistula Foundation (@Fistula_Fdtn) May 19, 2016
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Fistula Foundation held a watch party in downtown San Jose at Billy Berk's Restaurant to cheer on comedian Louis CK as he played for charity and won $50,000 on a Power Players edition of Jeopardy!
During Louis' appearance on Jeopardy! on the East Coast, a flood of new visitors visited our website, which briefly crashed.
I think Louis CK brought down the @Fistula_Fdtn website. #Jeopardy
— Vishal Doshi (@superdosh) May 18, 2016
Louis CK ended up winning the game, earning $50,000 for Fistula Foundation. With the announcement of his victory, Jeopardy! viewers and fans of Louis CK were excited to share their support and congratulations for his win!
The winning moment!
#LouisCK is a #2016PowerPlayers champ, taking $50K for @Fistula_Fdtn! Sense of humor really does go a long way.https://t.co/oZYi3JYcIq
— Jeopardy! (@Jeopardy) May 19, 2016
So great! #LouisCK won a ton of money @Jeopardy for my favorite charity @Fistula_Fdtn THIS IS A MOST WORTHY CAUSE
— Amy Huggins (@HeyAmyHugg) May 20, 2016
So Louis CK is not only hilarious and talented, but his charity for #jeporady was @Fistula_Fdtn ?! Whatta guy.
— Theresa (@TheresaShortty) May 20, 2016
And #LouisCK wins @Jeopardy w/ a $18,399 final score & picks up $50,000 for the @Fistula_Fdtn – You could say he's a real #StandUpGuy 👍🏻
— Bryan Gallo (@BryanGallo) May 18, 2016
@LouisCK_news @LouisCKHQ just won $50K for #fistula @Fistula_Fdtn A big win for women's' and mothers' dignity around the world.
— Ilze Melngailis (@ilze_melngailis) May 18, 2016
Soon after his Jeopardy! victory and TV appearance, numerous news outlets reported on Louis CK.'s winnings and his involvement with the Fistula Foundation.
Louis C.K. just won $50,000 for the Fistula Foundation on 'Jeopardy!'. But what is it?
Louis C.K. dominated Jeopardy! Power Players , beating out CNN's Kate Bolduan and The Washington Post's Jonathan Capehart. With all of those bragging rights and Celebrity Jeopardy! jokes comes $50,000 for a charity of choice. And Louis's lucky recipient is the Fistula Foundation. Wait, what?
Watch Louis C.K. Win $50,000 For Charity on 'Jeopardy'
Louis C.K. was the dark horse of "Power Players Week" on Jeopardy! beating CNN's Kate Bolduan and the Jonathan Capehart. The comedian netted $50,000 for women's health nonprofit the Fistula Foundation. The organization is dedicated to providing medical attention to women in poor countries who have been injured and left incontinent after childbirth.
Comedian Louis CK wins big on Jeopardy, giving 50K and much needed exposure to SJ charity @Fistula_Fdtn pic.twitter.com/N602kiwPy4
— Matt Bigler (@mattbigler740) May 19, 2016
Local Bay Area news station ABC7 visited Fistula Foundation's office to interview CEO Kate Grant and local volunteer, Roland Jose.
Louis CK wins $50K on Jeopardy! for South Bay women's health charity
Last night on Jeopardy!, a popular comedian helped shine the spotlight on a little-known women's health issue and the group that is trying to fix it. Comedian Louis C.K. outsmarted the competition, winning $50,000 for charity. "I was starting to write fistula, that's my charity," C.K. said on Jeopardy!
On social media, Louis CK fans, Jeopardy! viewers, and Fistula Foundation supporters continued to share their support and excitement about his victory and his contributions to help women suffering from obstetric fistula in low resource countries.
Ok, I'm now obsessed with Louis CK, I LOVE that he donated his Jeopardy winnings to @Fistula_Fdtn!
— jamie radice (@jamieradice) May 19, 2016
Not only is it awesome that Louis CK won @Jeopardy, but that he is raising awareness for @Fistula_Fdtn #ifyoudontknowwhatafistulaislookitup
— Breckyn R. (@breckynrobinson) May 20, 2016
Louis CK proves that #comedians may joke around a lot but are wicked smart & also that he is an all around good guy. #Jeopardy @Fistula_Fdtn
— Giovanni I. Alabiso (@GiovanniAlabiso) May 20, 2016
#LouisCK just went up a million times in my estimation for supporting @Fistula_Fdtn and bringing awareness to obstetric fistula.
— Clare Kirk (@clarekirk99) May 19, 2016
Many supporters left a message of good luck Louis CK on the show, and you can read through them – or leave your own message of congratulations on this page!


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In the last few months I've been organising my publications – partly motivated by the upcoming REF, but also because of a general wish to get more organised. I mentioned the process of getting rid of hard copies of papers in favour of scanned ones in a previous post, and in Tweets over the summer months.
Of course, I already had my list of publications as part of my CV, but now there are many online alternatives. As I am using several of these currently, I thought it might be interesting (and even maybe useful) to discuss them here.
In the build-up to the REF, my university installed some online publications database software. This was supposed to be able to find some of your publications automatically, but only those going back to a certain date, with earlier ones having to be added by hand. Since my first publication was in 1984, there were a lot to add (!), but I considered it worth the effort to ensure that any decisions made by the university were made using correct data! It took several days, but eventually all my publications were safely entered into the database. The software adds new publications automatically as they appear (although it sends an email to confirm it is in fact your publication and not that of a namesake, in my case the other R. Jackson, in Astrophysics!)
With the university publications database being 'confidential', something else was needed in order to make publications available to the wider community. For some time I had been keeping an updated list on my personal website, but then dedicated online alternatives started to appear. The first one I used, and still the most useful and usable one in my opinion, is ResearchGate (hereafter referred to as RG). This site enables one to upload a publications list, and PDF copies of the papers as well (provided that there are no copyright issues, although I'll return to that later). This is really useful, because once your publications are uploaded to the site, they can be quickly and easily accessed and downloaded by anyone, without them having to request a copy. You can follow other researchers, and get notification of their new publications/uploads, and there is the facility to have discussions about papers and topics. There are a few downsides to RG, including sometimes getting duplicate entries of papers if a co-author adds them as well, but this can be overcome by regular checking of your publications list. I tend to ignore the 'highlighting of skills/endorsement' aspects of the site, but this facility is available as well. Also, it it should be said that it is very easy to add publications if you have an electronic copy, as the site software reads some of the details automatically, saving a lot of typing. As for the issue of copyright, some journals and publishers support 'self-archiving', and in those cases there is no problem with uploading a PDF copy.
Another site is Academia.edu (AE). This seems to be similar to RG in some respects, but looks less well-structured, at least to me. It is possible to upload papers there, and to follow people. In fact you can link your account to Facebook and/or Twitter so that if a contact on one of these sites joins, you automatically follow them. Currently I direct AE followers who are interested in my work to RG since I don't see the need for duplication. However if it transpires that AE can fulfill a different and possibly complementary role to RG, I may start using it more.
Then there are also sites, usually with desktop versions and mobile apps, that are designed to help organise publications and to put PDF copies in one location. They can be used individually or within groups of researchers. Probably the best known one is Mendeley. The basic idea is that you have your publication PDFs on, say, a desktop computer, and you open an account on Mendeley which copies your papers to its cloud server. You can then access them on another device, either via the web, or a desktop version (e.g. for Windows), or on an iphone/ipad, by a syncing process. There is currently no native Android app, but there are a couple of good third-party ones. Having used Mendeley for a few years, a new site called Colwiz has started up, and I find it better than Mendeley, plus it has a good Android app which runs well on phones and tablets. The availability of these sites gives one access to publications anywhere, which can be very useful.
I shouldn't close this post without mentioning that the business-oriented networking site, LinkedIn, can also be used to upload publication lists, and possibly papers as well. But since I use it mainly for communication, I have not looked into that side of its capabilities.
In conclusion, these sites are really helpful in organising publications and ensuring that it is always possible to get hold of a given paper provided you have a smartphone, tablet or PC and an internet connection. Between them, ResearchGate and Colwiz serve my needs well, and the only issue is with the 50 or so of my publications that I still need to scan in, as they were published in pre-PDF days! I hope to complete this task by Spring 2014, in time for the new conference season.


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Husaberg's Nick Fahringer takes Third National Enduro WinIt may have taken the Husaberg Factory rider three years at the pro level to secure his first AMA National Enduro win but once he got a taste of the victory circle he has been unstoppable ever since. His latest victory was awarded at the ninth round of the AMA National Enduro Series held in Chandlersville, OH where he secured his third win in a row.
Not surprisingly, the Ohio native took to the course very well. "This is the kind of terrain I grew up riding so I feel right at home in this race," remarked Fahringer. The Husaberg rider started the race off in the best possible fashion, turning the fastest time in the first test section. "I couldn't believe I won the first test. I always struggle at the beginning of races and normally come on strong at the end so it was exciting for me to start off so well."
The second test is where Fahringer lost some time. "I hit a piece of debris in the trail and fell off my bike," he reported. "Once I got going I became tangled in some barbed wire and lost some more time. I lost a little confidence after that section and had to really plug away at the next few tests to gain back the time lost."
With four tests remaining, Fahringer stepped up his game and began to chip away at his lost seconds. Heading into the final test he was sitting in 4th place 25 seconds behind the leader. "I just put my head down and charged as hard as I could through that final section and had a blast. That last section was really fun and I was able to put in a great time."
Fahringer went on to take the section win and the overall victory for the day by just one second over Thad Duvall. Cory Buttrick, Charlie Mullins and Russell Bobbitt rounded out the top five positions while Fahringer's Husaberg teammate Mike Lafferty finished 6th overall for the day.
With his win streak in full swing Fahringer made a sad announcement yesterday that he will have to sit out the final round of the series. "Unfortunately, I tore my ACL two weeks ago in practice. I had originally intended to schedule my surgery after the final round in order to finish the series but it will not leave me enough time to fully recover for next season. If I have my surgery now, I will be able to recover and have one month preparation time before the 2012 season starts. With my recent success at the National Enduro Series I want to be 100% heading into next season and I believe this is the right choice to get me there."
Next Event: Final round – Matthews, IN – October 1, 2011
Overall Results –
1) Nick Fahringer – Husaberg
2) Thad Duvall – Yamaha
3) Cory Buttrick – KTM
4) Charlie Mullins – KTM
5) Russell Bobbitt – KTM
6) Mike Lafferty – Husaberg
Overall Point Standings –
1) Charlie Mullins – 210
2) Russell Bobbitt – 209
3) Nick Fahringer – 198
4) Cory Buttrick – 181
5) Mike Lafferty – 144
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Podium (left to right: Duvall, Fahringer, Buttrick)
Husaberg's Fahringer Takes Third Straight National Enduro Win
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7-week old dies; initial reports indicate co-sleeping
Posted: May 13, 2015 12:37 PM CDT | Updated: May 13, 2015 1:22 PM CDT
The Milwaukee County Medical Examiner's Office responded to a 7-week-old infant's death at the 1400 block of W. Columbia in Milwaukee.
Initial reports indicate the infant was co-sleeping with her mother and two siblings.
The infant was pronounced dead at 8:41 a.m. An autopsy is scheduled for tomorrow. No further information will be released by this office.
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Ping pong is certainly an art. Just ask any beginner or novice who thinks the name of the game is to slam the opponent at every turn. It doesn't always work out. Watch the professionals, and they are for sure always setting up their slams, yet even their volleys are at higher velocity. It takes a certain amount of finesse and rhythm to play ping pong, hence the fact that it is truly an art form.
Beginner Guide for Finding the Supreme Mattress & Beds
You spend about one-third of your life in your bed. Your comfort and the quality of your sleep can impact your waking hours too. That's why it's so important to choose the right mattress. Both choices have their pros and cons, and this information could help you make a good decision.
Picking Out The Best Mattress: Foam Vs. Coil
The first difference you will probably notice between foam and coil mattresses is the price. Typically, foam mattresses have cost considerably more. These days, it might be possible to shop online to find some good deals. Just keep in mind that foam mattresses can vary a lot in quality. If you save money by buying a low-quality foam mattress, you probably won't get much use out of it and wish that you had just bought a cheaper spring mattress in the first place.
Coil mattresses work with tightly coiled springs inside. These absorb pressure and provide firmness to the mattress. Top-quality spring mattresses have lots of springs, but you may still notice that your entire body doesn't enjoy even support. People who already suffer from injuries or other body aches sometimes find spring mattresses very uncomfortable.
On the other hand, foam has the same consistency everywhere on the mattress. You have probably heard of memory foam. This type of foam contours to the shape of your own body, so you may feel like the mattress was constructed especially for you. If you sleep with a partner, you may also feel more comfortable because the foam absorbs both pressure and motion. The lighter partner won't slide down in the depression made by the heavier partner.
Lots of people like memory foam. The only true exception may be people who have to sleep in warmer rooms. The foam tends to absorb a lot of warmth. You can buy a cover for your mattress that will help keep it cooler, so this might not be an overwhelming problem for you.
Which Mattress Is The Supreme Choice For You?
You may spend more money on a high-quality foam mattress. However, these mattresses often come with 20-year warranties. Most people say to replace your coil mattress every eight years or so. When you consider the long lifespan, the extra cost could be a good investment.
Also, some mattress manufacturers and stores will let you try the mattress out for thirty days with no obligation. If you want to buy your mattress online, look for these kinds of trial offers.
You are going to spend a lot of time on your mattress. Also, you are going to make a considerable investment that you need to live with for awhile. It's a good idea to take your time to be sure which kind of mattress will suit you the best.
Finding The Highest Quality Radio Controlled Cars To Buy
Radio controlled cars are loved by children and adults alike! If you're planning on purchasing RC vehicles in the near future, you'll want to make sure that you're happy with the cars that you buy. You should look for the highest quality radio controlled cars on the market. Follow these tips if you want to find top quality cards.
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You should be able to find some reviews for any radio controlled car you are interested in. Naturally, the highest quality vehicles are going to have a lot of positive feedback from consumers.
Reviews are one of the simplest and most effective ways to identify the best options available to you. Look for highly-scored RC cars. Read plenty of reviews and see what consumers are saying. Try to purchase a car that a lot of other consumers were impressed with. You'll probably be impressed with the car too.
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Who made the radio controlled vehicle you're looking at? If you can, you should try to learn a little bit more about this vehicle and its history. Find out whether or not the brand name commands respect. See what people say about their older vehicles.
If a manufacturer has a history of producing great products, it's safe to assume that any car you buy from them would be well made. If your goal is the find the highest quality markets, then you should definitely look at big-name brands before you look anywhere else.
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If a vehicle comes with a comprehensive warranty, there is a very good chance that it is well made. After all, a warranty will protect you if there is an issue with your RC car. If the car is poorly made, it could wind up costing the manufacturer a lot.
A warranty ensures that you'll get your money's worth no matter what happens. A lot of the top RC vehicles on the market offer warranties.
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Before you make any purchases, you should take the time to look at the product description. Pay attention to what you're purchasing. Check to see if the product in question is well-suited to your needs.
If you look at the product description, you'll be able to learn a great deal about the product. You'll be able to see what kind of materials it is made from and what sort of features it includes. You'll be able to see whether or not the product lives up to your expectations.
If you make a point of finding some of the highest quality radio controlled cars on the market, you'll be able to get a lot more out of the vehicles that you buy. No matter what you wind up choosing, you'll be happy with the decision that you make. Invest in a car that you'll absolutely love!
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How does your dental clinic find new patients? We have done extensive research and analysis for you guys so that you the business owner can save the time when you would like to get new patients. It can be very stressful at times but if you follow our simple rules you will have a great success.
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How do new patients find your clinic? Do they typically get referred by their friends or notice your clinic as they drive past? You can reach out to a much wider number of potential patients by using the Internet. A lot of people go online when they need a particular service, including dental care. Claim your dental clinic listing on Google Places so more details will be displayed on Google Maps. There are also business and medical directories you can use to list your clinic along with contact information.
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Patients want to find medical professionals who are knowledgeable and trustworthy. You can use the Internet to create the right image and make more patients want to use your services. You should start by setting up a professional-looking website where you talk about the services you offer. You should also encourage your patients to go online and rate your clinic or write a review. People will be more likely to contact you over other dental clinics in the area if they see that a lot of people have written positive reviews for your services.
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A lot of Internet users will look up medical symptoms without realizing that they need medical care. This applies to dental health as well. You can reach out to these users and become an authority in your field by creating a blog or using other platforms to share helpful information. You could, for instance, write about common symptoms and explain why it is important to come in to receive dental care if someone is experiencing these symptoms. Create videos if you are not comfortable with writing. Share this content on social media and try to cover as many symptoms and conditions as possible.
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Six Reason To Recycle All Of Your Plastics
Plastic is one of the most commonly used items today. Plastic is used to make bottles, grocery bags, and many other types of disposable containers. Here are some reasons why it is important to recycle plastic.
The most important reason to recycle plastic is to reduce the amount of waste in landfills. Plastic is one of the most commonly recyclable products that end up in landfills. Choosing to recycle plastic will help lessen the problem of overloaded garbage dumps.
Another reason to recycle is that plastic takes many years to break down. Because it is not a biodegradable substance, plastic hangs around for many years. Some estimates place the life of a plastic bottle at over 100 years.
Discarded plastic are also a danger to sea life. Every year there are many animal deaths caused by plastic in the oceans. Birds, seals, whales and dolphins often get tangle up in plastic debris and drown or suffocate, which causes damage to the aquatic ecosystem.
Plastic also contains toxins which can be harmful to the environment. Because plastic breaks down over a long period of time, the toxins inside of plastics slowly seep into the ground and eventually make it to the water table, which poisons the water supply.
We should recycle plastic because the way most people currently use it is wasteful. The EPA estimates that 50 percent of all plastics are used once and then thrown away. Making the decision to recycle will help to reduce waste.
The final reason to recycle plastic is that it is easy for everyone to do. It is just as easy to place a plastic bottle in a recycle bin as it is to place it in a trash can. Everyone should make the conscience decision to recycle not just their plastic, but all their recyclable goods.
Check out the video below to see how the world's biggest plant recycles plastic.
Are The Living Standards In USA The Same As In Europe?
When it comes to nations and standards of living, there are certain stereotypes. For example, the US is known to have a spoiled population with a high standard of living for instant gratification. That's not how everyone is all the time, but that is the stereotype for the standard of living in the US, in the broad sense. Then there is the European standard of living, which might not include as much indulgence and impulsive, instant gratification, but it is still a 'high class' standard of living.
You see, as for the stereotype about the European standard of living, it is all about class. Just think about the British and their afternoon tea, the French and their sophisticated Parisian lifestyles and the Italian mastery of food and the arts. Not all Americans are walking around drinking big gulps, refilling on cheeseburgers, working minimal hours and attached to an electronic device, but the stereotype does ring true in a way.
Collectively, America as a society is self-indulgent, wasteful and wealthy compared to other nations, even when it comes to the averages of citizens in European countries. Americans make more money, spend more money, waste more money and well, you get the follies of the high life when you don't know how good you have it. It makes you think about the standard of living Americans could have, but then you also have to look at the positives.
Americans might be quick to spend money and focus on self-indulgences, but who said you had to only deal with finer things? I know places you can still find 50 cent hot dog nights. Globally, everything is getting more expensive, but Americans do know how to be cheap. We have to be if we are going to be able to afford all this stuff we think we need to have.


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The Art of Receiving
by P. Braithwaite
When I was a kid, I'd cry when people sang happy birthday to me. Every year my immediate family and one or two of my childhood friends would gather around my parent's kitchen table (the same one they have today) and sing happy birthday. The trick candles would be flickering, the Carvel cake would be melting, and me — the birthday girl– I'd be crying my little eyes out.
To this day I can't articulate why: it was something about everyone looking at me that made it unbearable. I felt embarrassed and overwhelmed. Something about the praise made me want to run and hide.
Maybe, even then, I had an intrinsic sense of unworthiness.
Don't feel too bad for me: the compromise was that they could sing to me, but I'd stand in another room where I could hear them, but couldn't see them. The wall between us made it a little easier to deal with.
I've never been good at receiving.
In most interactions I feel I'm really good at giving. I show up and act as the problem-solver and the motivator; however, I get very uncomfortable when it's time for me to receive. I bristle at compliments and deflect kind words with self-deprecation and sarcasm. I'm not in love with criticism, but at least I can deal with that. Criticism is somehow easier to swallow than praise.
I'm not good at standing in the vibration of other people's love. It feels like an obligation. I find myself thinking that if they see this wonderful thing in me, it's only a matter of time before I somehow eff the whole thing up. Praise automatically feels like obligation/pressure.
At first I thought this was okay. I figured that my deflections were just keeping my ego in check — I don't want to become one of those people who suck up all the attention in the room. If I started accepting praise, I might become addicted! I might need it to be happy. Yep, best to avoid it all together.
As I've gotten older (and done some inner work) I realize I was kind of working against myself. Not owning the goodness keeps me feeling small. It keeps me hiding, covering myself. It keeps me from living my loudest, brightest and best life.
It can be really hard when what we think is humility/modesty/positivity is actually our egos working against us. Most ego trappings are like blind spots — we don't seem em until we accidently crash….
So, for me, blogging is a revolutionary act. Teaching is a practice in radical expansion. Being seen, sharing myself with others and allowing others to receive me…allowing others to appreciate the experience of knowing me is something that might be the work of my life.
Everyone wants to be loved, but some of us have to learn how to receive it.
What are you working on learning today? Let me know…


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The New York City of 1979 shown during the opening minutes of "Sex Positive," the documentary now available on DVD, is awash in gay sexual liberation. Male couples strut their stuff arm in arm, sporting biker jackets and cocky mustaches and bulges in their denim that strain credulity (no fashion era has ever screamed "gay porn" like this one). It's an almost quaint snapshot, in retrospect, taken just before the arrival of a major buzzkill in the form of a murderous pandemic.
Cruising amid the happy sleaze was gay S/M escort Richard Berkowitz (pictured, left), the man who would quickly and unwittingly become known as the "self hating enemy of gay people." And all because, the documentary contends, he tried to save their lives.
Today, Berkowitz remains in the apartment where he once entertained masochistic clients (the hardware they once dangled from is still in evidence in the doorways), and during our recent interview his emotions ranged from joyful gratitude to angry resentment, all displayed with an engaging but steely force of will. Here is a man still trying desperately to be heard and understood.
"I've been smeared, censored and attacked over the years, as evidenced in the film, by gay men who either don't like me or don't like sex workers, or people into S/M, or anyone who questions AIDS orthodoxy," he said.


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Is the Demise of Rear Projection HDTVs Inevitable?
This move towards slimmer designs is expected to slow down the present drop in sales of RPTVs. In addition, the cheaper price tag and the lower power consumption of rear projection HDTVs give RPTVs an added bonus over other display technologies.
But... is this enough for the survival of the RPTV set?
In our opinion, it is still a bit too early to predict. In any case, if as analysts are saying, the demise of rear projection TV is inevitable, it will surely take a couple of years for this to happen. In the meantime, you can enjoy the latest in rear projection technology from major brands and get that big screen TV at a truly affordable price.
The main problem many consumers face when choosing a rear projection TV, is simply one of getting confused by the different rear projection technologies which seem to be flourishing despite that many are predicting the downfall of RPTVs.
The reality is that TV makers are constantly coming up with new developments in rear projection. This is leading to improved picture quality, longer lamp life, reduced set-up effort, and equally important, more stylish and slimmer cabinet designs.
In particular, present-day designs make RPTVs look more like the latest flat-panel TVs than the traditional 'big' box television. This is more than understandable; the biggest competition rear projection TVs face comes from plasmas and LCD HDTVs.
We believe that as things stand today, rear projection HDTVs can still appeal to those looking for the cheapest big screen option while enjoying the best in picture quality that the latest rear projection technology can deliver.
More information on rear projection HDTVs is available in our guide to Rear Projection HDTV Technology. It discusses the pros and cons of the different video technologies - CRT, LCD, DLP, and LCoS - as applicable to RPTVs.
Additional information on both front and rear projection television systems is also available under the Projection TV Section of the site.
Getting the Best Out of Your System - Home Theater Set-Up DVDs
You have just managed to buy one of the latest big screen plasmas or LCD HDTVs, or upgraded to a new home theater system.
You have also completed the system set-up process in line with the user's manual. Everything is set for the big event but... is it really so?
While some may look at getting a new TV as the final step in the process of getting a better picture, yet this is just the beginning.
The truth is that you can do a lot better and squeeze even more out of your system by following a few basic tips and by investing in a suitable home theater set-up DVD.
Unfortunate, some 90% of all HDTV owners never tweak their TV display and audio settings for best performance, and instead settle for a mediocre picture and sound.
We are not saying that just by following a few key tips and by investing in a set-up DVD, you can do away with professional calibration. There are instances when you cannot do without professional help - especially if you need to open the back panel of your TV. But there are many situations where a good quality calibration DVD would do a lot towards helping you achieve better picture and improved sound.
The good thing about set-up DVDs is that you do not need to be a qualified AV professional to use one of these calibration discs to optimize your system settings for improved performance.
Set-up DVDs are relatively inexpensive; when you have already spent thousands of dollars on new audio/video gear and high quality cables, it surely cannot hurt spending 20 to 40 dollars more on a suitable calibration disc. The end result... a more rewarding home theater experience!
More information on calibration discs is available in our Guide to Home Theater Set-Up DVDs.
While it is always recommended to use of a Home Theater Set-Up DVD when calibrating your gear, yet it is still possible to get an overall improvement in system performance by simply following through a few 'Quick Set-Up Tips' detailed on our site. Admittedly, relying on your perception of what appears to be the right settings has its serious limitations, hence the need to use a calibration disc when setting up system components. However, our easy-to-follow 'Quick Set-Up Tips' would surely help you get a lot more for just five minutes of your time.
Home Theater Pictures - a great way to set your imagination in motion!
An important aspect in any home theater design is ensuring you get the right 'look-and-feel' that would help you get better immersed into the movie action.
This means that you need to develop your home theater room design concept to come up with the right room ambience. This applies to any home theater set-up - from the dedicated home theater to a bedroom or living-room home theater.
A great way to set your imagination in motion when designing a home theater is to have a look at what others have done when building their home theater.
We are not saying that looking at home theater pictures of those who have already gone through the process is enough. But it is a sure fact that taking a look at home theater pictures is a great way to help get your creativity into action.
For this purpose, we will be setting up a visitor's gallery for home theater pictures submitted by some of our site visitors. This should serve as a source of great ideas when planning your dream home theater. In addition, we would like to give our readers the opportunity to show off their home theater masterpiece on our site by taking part in our 'Best Home Theater' contest. So...
If you have a nice home theater - why not show off your home theater and share a great picture of your den with our site visitors. It is simple - just submit a picture of your home theater and add an interesting description on the appropriate form on our site. You will have a whole web-page dedicated to your home theater. Our site visitors will be able to rate your submission; it would surely be fun to see the comments it gets. The best submissions will also be featured for a whole month on our home page as the 'Best Home Theater of the Month'.
Don't know where to start with your home theater design? No problem, help is on the way!
We have published a comprehensive set of home theater guides available under the 'Home Theater Design' section of the site and that takes you through the various steps of home theater design - from basic room design considerations such as budgeting, space, acoustics and lighting, to home theater room decor, theater seating, home theater wiring, equipment placement, and more.
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Asiamet Resources PLC's (LON:ARS) Beutong asset in Indonesia has the potential to turn the explorer into a "major copper player", says Arden Partners.
In spite of recent disappointments, the City broker has repeated its view that Beutong is a "world class asset", comparable in size to SolGold PLC's (LON:SOLG) Cascabel project in Ecuador but with the advantage of being accessible from the surface.
READ: Asiamet reasserts validity of Beutong permit
That leaves it amenable to open pit mining at a lower cost than a comparable underground operation, while it also benefits from strong transport links.
Beutong, which Asiamet has an 80% equity stake in, has a current resource of 510mln tonnes (Mt) of ore at 0.59% copper (Cu) equivalent. That is based on drilling to 500 metres (m), but recent results showed holes reaching 607m were still hitting copper.
More exploratory drilling at deeper depths is planned, where the company expects to see an increase in both copper and gold grades.
Arden notes that Beutong is the "jewel in the crown for Asiamet" but adds that it is the long-term focus for Asiamet; the near-term focus revolves around its smaller BKM copper-gold project and BKS polymetallic deposit.
BKM first up though
A bankable feasibility study for BKM, its most advanced project, was due out earlier this month but its delivery has been pushed back to allow time for more drilling to enhance the BFS.
"We currently forecast c.4k tonnes of cathode production for 2020E, and then c.25ktpa (thousand tonnes per annum) of copper cathode from thereon for the remainder of the length of mine, eight further years," read Arden's note to clients.
Once it comes into production, the plan is to use the cash flows generated from BKM to fund the development of BKZ.
Asiamet reckons further drilling will demonstrate the extent of the system and increase the metal content at BKZ, which it believes could be part of a suite of porphyries.
Only after developing BKZ will Beutong, which is about six times the size of BKM, become the main focus for Asiamet.
On the lookout for Indonesian partner
To help finance all of this, Arden reckons the company has a "few options" in terms of funding.
The broker believes an Indonesian partner would be "preferred route", minimising dilution at the project financing stage.
It would also satisfy Indonesian government regulations which require that an Indonesian local must own 51% of all mining projects after the tenth year of production.
Asiamet shares currently trade just below 7p, but Arden has a punchy 24p target price on the stock, "highlighting how undervalued we believe the stock is".
In terms of what could drive the share price towards that figure in the near term, Arden highlights the bankable feasibility study due by the end of the third quarter/ early fourth quarter.
It also looks to further drill results from Beutong and KSK towards the end of the year.
Copper price to strengthen
Of course, all of this is irrelevant if copper prices tank. Thankfully, Arden doesn't see that happening.
"We see copper as a standout medium to long-term investment," read the opening salvo from their 119-page report on the sector.
The red metal is often said to be the bellwether of the global economy because it's used in so many everyday applications, from wiring to piping, to household utensils to roofing.
READ: Copper price well supported by economic fundamentals
On the demand side, it's all about Chinese infrastructure, new technologies and the "green revolution," says Arden.
On the demand side, more than a decade of underinvestment means that the slightest shock to supply, like a strike at the giant Escondida mine in Chile, is likely to send tremors through the market and set prices on an upward trajectory.
Arden reckons China is about to go into a major "growth and regenerative phase" that will support the copper price above US$3.00 per pound in the long-term.
Boss praises "strong" first half
"Asiamet had a strong first half of 2018," said chief executive Peter Bird.
"Our group continues to focus on the rapid development of the BKM and Beutong projects.
"We believe the company is very favourably positioned amongst peers as we have two significant copper development projects at a time when the copper supply side is showing signs of weakness while demand for copper remains robust."
Asiamet recorded a net loss of US$6.2mln (H1 17: US$2.0mln) for the six months ended June 30 2018, reflecting increased exploration costs.
Thanks to a US$10mln fundraise back in March, the company, which carries no debt on the balance sheet, ended the period with cash resources of US$4.0mln (31 Dec 17: US$3.1mln).


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Birthplace: Brooklyn
American icon dancer, choreographer and author Deborah Hay was born 1941 in Brooklyn. She trained with Merce Cunningham and Mia Slavenska, and she danced with the Cunningham Dance Company in 1964. Hay belongs to a generation of choreographers who were at the base of Judson Church Movement in New York in the 1960's where daily life movements became part of the choreography and untrained people became dancers. This was a change in the history of dance. The group, known as the Judson Dance Theatre, became one of the most radical and explosive postmodern 20th century art movements. Hay focused on large scale dance projects, and later almost exclusively on rarified and enigmatic solo dances based on her new experimental choreographic method.


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Monthly Archives: October 2016
Review of Documents, Volume 4: April 1834–September 1835
Written on October 31, 2016 at 1:34 pm, by Devan Jensen
Godfrey, Matthew C., Brenden W. Rensink, Alex D. Smith, Max H Parkin, and Alexander L. Baugh, eds. Documents, Volume 4: April 1834–September 1835. Vol. 4 of the Documents series of The Joseph Smith Papers, edited by Ronald K. Esplin and Matthew J. Grow. Salt Lake City: Church Historian's Press, 2016. ix, 668 pp. Photographs, maps, notes, bibliography, appendices, index.
Review of By Study and Also by Faith
Written on October 27, 2016 at 2:25 pm, by Devan Jensen
By Scott C. Esplin Associate professor of Church history and doctrine at BYU By Study and Also by Faith: One Hundred Years of Seminaries and Institutes of Religion. Salt Lake City: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 2015. Notes, black-and-white illustrations, 654 pp. with index. ISBN-13: 978-1-4651-1878-3, US $33.50. "In the history of


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Cashew Korma
I mentioned a few weeks ago that I was starting a running program. Well we're halfway through week 3! And I love it. I love running and my knee has been okay so far. I really really hope it continues this way. I've also recently realized that while I did enjoy doing yoga when I wasn't working and had lots of time, now that I have much more limited time for exercising, I'd rather run.
Entertaining for a Veggie Planet is one of the first vegetarian cookbooks I bought, though I haven't used it much in the last few years. I started to go through it again recently and found lots of recipes that caught my eye like this cashew korma.
I LOVE cashews in meals (though not as snacks), and the cashews here are combined with my new favourite vegetable kohlrabi - as well as eggplant, tomatoes and yogurt. Some of the cashews are ground and used to thicken the dish and make it creamy. It was such an intriguing sounding meal and it did not disappoint. I really enjoyed the combination of vegetables and creamy cashew sauce.
If this sounds good, you might also like:
Dal Makhni
Quick Vegan Tomato Basil Craem Pasta
Zucchini and Chickpea Pancakes
Sweet and Spicy Cashew Tofu
Cashew Korma
Adapted from Entertaining for a Veggie Planet
Serves 4
3/4 cup dry brown rice, cooked in 1 3/4 cups water
3/4 cup cashew halves
1 tbsp canola oil
1 small onion, chopped
1 tsp ground cardamom
1 Asian eggplant, cut into half moons
2 cups kohlrabi, 1/2" cubes
3 roma tomatoes, 1/2" cubes
1 garlic clove, minced
2 tsp garam masala
1 1/2 cups plain 2% yogurt
1/2 tsp salt
Cook the rice in a rice cooker or on the stove.
Preheat oven to 350F. Spread the cashews on a baking sheet and toast for 5 minutes or until golden brown. Allow to cool then grind 1/2 cup of the cashews in a food processor. Keep the ground cashew and whole cashews separate.
In a large pan, heat the oil over medium. Add the onion and saute, stirring occasionally, until soft, about 7 minutes. Add the cardamom and stir for 1 to 2 minutes.
Add the ground cashews, eggplant, kohlrabi, tomatoes and garlic, and cook for 4 minutes, stirring occasionally. Add 1/2 cup water, cover, reduce the heat to a simmer and cook until the vegetables are tender, about 10 to 15 minutes. Reduce the heat to the lowest setting and stir in the garam masala, salt and yogurt, stirring until heated through. Don't let the mixture boil or the yogurt will curdle.
Serve the korma over hot rice, garnished the cashew halves.


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Scrapbooking Achievements
- 123 DT member August 2014-June 2017
- A2Z Scraplets Guest DT february 2014
- Archiscraps challenge site owner
- Artastic Guest Design Team member November 2013
- Child's play Design Team January-June 2013
- Counterfeit Kit Design Team July 2013--now.
- Feeling Sketchy Design Team 2013
- From Screen to scrap Design Team 2010
- Guest designer Lollipop ladies Nov-Dec 2012
- Lollipop Ladies Design Team 2013
- Made pages for Southern Cross Children's camp
- Memory Maze Design Team 2013
- Organised swaps on Purplescraps
- Published in Scrapbook Creations Nos 77,18,4,11(project)
- Published on Scrapbook news and Reviews
- Published Scrapbooking Memories Vol 4 no 10;vol 5 no 6:
- Scrap that song Design Team 2012
- scrapmatts design team 2011-2012
- Scrapping Everyday Miracles Design Team 2016-
- Selected for 52 card pick-up
- Sketches with a twist DEsign team July-December 2013.
- stampandscrap design team 2009
- Stick it down DT 2017 Jan-
- Supported Bonny Babies by scrapbooking a memory box
- Taught scrapbook lesson @ Scrapbooking'n'craft retreat
- Taught scrapbooking @ Patches on Beaconsfield
- Taught scrapbooking for "Art Stamps"
- Use Your stuff DT June 2019-
- Winner at Paper Issues December 2018
- Winner on Soul Scrappers sketch challenge Dec 2018
Thursday, 17 July 2014
Stuck on U sketches
This sketch is for Stuck on U sketches
And here is my interpretation.
I had never met her but managed to while in Canada.
She and her hubby took us to Granville Island in Vancouver and also a lookout.
Now for confession time.
I made a disasterous start to this layout.
It took some quick thinking to cover it with the vacation checklist plus the green scallops.
I finished it off with some tiny brads and twine, matching the flair buttons from D-Lish Scraps.
I hope I won't be penalised for this confession.
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- Trish said...
Looks like you had fun Julene
great LO.
You need some (undo) in your stash it will lift glue from photos ,anything.. I have pulled lots of things apart with it .
I get a big bottle from the USA but Bunning have small bottles,i cant live without it
- Friday, July 18, 2014
- Cindy Brown said...
Love your layout thank for playing at SOUS
- Friday, July 18, 2014
- cinmfoster said...
Lovely layout. What a great recovert with the sticker.
Cindy F
- Sunday, July 20, 2014
- S said...
Well, look at the two of you! Great page.
- Sunday, July 20, 2014
- mayoori jain said...
Good use of the sketch at SOUS. Thanks for playing.
- Monday, July 21, 2014
- Tina Campbell said...
Wonderful job on this layout I love what you did with the sketch :) It dawned on me when I seen this sketch that I actually forgot to post mine for it :) But glad to see you got yours in and as also able to meet Stephanie too
- Thursday, July 24, 2014
- Lisa said...
I think it's so amazing when we get to meet our internet buddies! how incredible for you to travel half way around the world and spend a few hours with Stephanie!
- Monday, July 28, 2014
- sassyscrapper said...
Not penalized at all! I think you get EXTRA points for creative problem solving! So awesome that you got to hang out with Stephanie for the afternoon. Great layout documenting it!
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WORCESTER, MA (February 28, 2010) - Though the game was officially a 3-3 tie, the Sacred Heart University women's ice hockey team came out on top 4-3 with a win in a shootout over St. Michael's College in the ECAC Open Championship consolation game, Sunday afternoon. The Pioneers concluded the season 7-17-2, while the Purple Knights finished 3-20-2.
Junior Brittany Hartman (Prior Lake, MN) broke through with the first goal of the game 2:43 into the game for SHU. SMC came back with a pair of power play goals to grab the lead before the close of the frame. Junior Kelly Rose Losi scored the first, followed by senior Desiree Biron.
Sophomore Nicole Palazzo (Rocky Hill, CT) notched a goal on the power play 6:39 into the second to tie the game at two. The Pioneers would take the lead less than six minutes later as Hartman found the back of the net for her 14th score of the season.
Purple Knights senior captain Alexis Reagan tied the game at three with just over six minutes to play in the second stanza.
After a scoreless third period and overtime frame the two teams entered a shootout. Sacred Heart shot first and both teams were scoreless in their first two tries. Senior Kate Dunlop (Flesherton, ON) was the first to light the lamp for the Pioneers. Biron answered with a score for SMC, but Hartman came right back with a score for SHU. With the game on the line, freshman Allison Graf scored to keep the Purple Knights alive. In the seventh round of the shootout, Dunlop scored again to give the Pioneers the win.
Sophomore Raelene Sydor (St. Albert, AB) recorded 19 saves for the Pioneers. In between the pipes, for the Purple Knights junior Alysia Goldman made 41 saves.
Sacred Heart outshot Saint Michael's 44-22 for the game. The Pioneers converted only once in ten power play opportunities, while the Purple Knights took full advantage twice in six chances.


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(New York, NY: April 09, 2017) "It's very great joy that I want to invite you all to come and be part of the 35th annual American Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (AAPI) Convention 2017 to be held at brand new state of the art Convention Centre, the prestigious Harrah's Resort in Atlantic City, New Jersey from June 21 – 25, 2017," Dr. Ajay Lodha, President, AAPI, declared here today at a kick off event for the convention at the Indian Consulate in New York.
Invited guests at the convention, who are expected to address the international delegates include the US President, senior world leaders, US Senators, Nobel Laureates, Governors, Congressmen, and celebrities from the Hollywood and Bollywood world.
Many of the physicians who will attend this convention have excelled in different specialties and subspecialties and occupy high positions as faculty members of medical schools, heads of departments, and executives of hospital staff. The AAPI Convention offers an opportunity to meet directly with these physicians who are leaders in their fields and play an integral part in the decision-making process regarding new products and services.
Alumni meetings for networking, match-making, also an AAPI-India Strategic Engagement Forum to showcase the AAPI initiatives in India like Trauma Brain Injury Guidelines, MoU on TB Eradication in India and recognition of AAPI award winners will make this Convention unique.
Expressing his gratitude to AAPI's executive committee members, including Dr. Gautam Samadder President-Elect; Dr. Naresh Parikh, Vice President; Dr. Suresh Reddy, Secretary; Dr. Manju Sachdev, Treasurer; Dr. Madhu Agarwal, Chairman of the Board of Trustees; Aditya Desai, YPS president; and Atul Nakhasi, MSRF President; Dr. Raj Bhayani, AAPI's 2017 Convention Chair; various committee chairs and members, volunteers and sponsors for their continued dedication and visionary leadership in their efforts to make this convention truly a historic one for all, Dr. Lodha, said. "The organizing committees have been working hard to make the AAPI Convention of 2017 rewarding and memorable for all with Continuing Education Meetings, National and India based Health Policy Forums, Youth Seminars, New Physician and Resident Student meetings. Physicians attending this convention will benefit not only from cutting edge CME, but also the camaraderie of their alumni groups and share in our common heritage. Social events are all being planned meticulously so that maximum benefit can be accomplished.
The annual convention this year is being organized by AAPI's New York Chapter. Elaborating on the efforts and preparations that have been devoted to put together this unique event, Dr. Raj Bhayani said. "We have been working hard to put together an attractive program for our annual get together, educational activity and family enjoyment. We are fortunate to have a dedicated team of convention committee members from the Tri-State region helping us. We are expecting a record turnout and hence I would encourage early registration to avoid later disappointment."
The Convention offers 12 credit hours of cutting edge CMEs as per AMA guidelines by well renowned thought leaders in their respective areas, being organized by Drs. Jagat Narula and Atul Prakash. Spiritual session is to be led by renowned Brahmakumari Shivani Didi. The Women's Forum will feature well renowned women leaders, politicians, academicians, artists, sports women, and is being coordinated by Drs. Purnima Kothari and Udaya Shivangi. The Convention 2017 will also offer special emphasis on Integrative Medicine (AYUSH) and Medical innovations.
The CEO Forum, which is by invitation will have CEOs of leading healthcare firms, who will give their thought process on the development of medical science and current changes, especially with the ongoing national discussions on the repairing/repealing of the Healthcare delivery in the nation. Also, for the first time, AAPI is inviting CEOs preferably with their innovative technologies in the field of medicine. The AAPI Research Symposium is an exciting venue to learn about and present new and exciting research as well as case reports and discussions.
AAPI Talent Show at the newly built elegant Harrah's Theatre will provide a perfect setting for the AAPI delegates to display their talents. Being put together by Drs. Seema Arora and Amit Chakrabarty, the competitive session for the AAPI members will be judged by well renowned artists and philanthropists, has attractive prizes.
The dazzling Fashion Show will be one of a kind by famous fashion designers from the nation. The extravaganza mouthwatering ethnic cuisine with every day "Theme Menus" with variety of display of best of the culinary art will be a treat for the young and the old.
Physicians of Indian Origin in the United States are reputed to be leading health care providers, holding crucial positions in various hospitals and health care facilities around the nation and the world. Known to be a leading ethnic medical organization that represents nearly 100,000 physicians and fellows of Indian Origin in the US, and being their voice and providing a forum to its members to collectively work together to meet their diverse needs, AAPI members are proud to contribute to the wellbeing of their motherland India, and their adopted land, the United States. The convention is forum to network, share knowledge and thoughts, and thus, enrich one another, and rededicate for the health and wellbeing of all the peoples of the world.
"Physicians and healthcare professionals from across the country and internationally will convene and participate in the scholarly exchange of medical advances, to develop health policy agendas, and to encourage legislative priorities in the coming year. We look forward to seeing you all in Atlantic City, New Jersey!" said Dr. Ajay Lodha. For more details, and sponsorship opportunities, please visit: www.aapiconvention.org and www.aapiusa.org


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A new year is the ideal time to start fresh and set new goals for your home, work and personal life.
We recently published a post on three steps to help make 2017 your most organised year yet, we now follow this up with three more steps to help you get ahead and support you on your journey. We hope you find them useful!
Step 4: Evaluate your stationery essentials
"Take a step back, evaluate what is important, and enjoy life."
1. Mark's Inc., 2017 Storage.It Daily Diary
2. Moleskine, 2017 Soft Cover Weekly Notebook Diary Rollerball Pen
3. Field Notes, "Black Ice" Ltd. Ed. Notebook, Set of 3
4. Delfonics, Rollbahn Spiral Notebook
5. Decomposition, Manatea Notebook
6. LAMY, Lx Fountain Pen
7. Moleskine, Classic Cap Gel Ink
8. Delfonics, Wooden Ballpoint Pen
9. Palomino, Blackwing Pencil Ltd. Ed. Volume 530, Set of 12
The quote from Teri Garr resonates with us quite well. Sometimes it's important to take a step back, evaluate what is important and, of course, enjoy life.
So what is important? For us, first and foremost, it is a diary – how else would we keep ourselves on track with deadlines, meetings and remember all those dates?! Ask yourself: what's the right diary for you? Do you need a weekly snapshot to review your week, or are you pulled into lots of appointments at various times of the day and need a daily diary?
Another essential for us is a notebook – there's nothing like starting a new year and opening up a fresh, crisp new notebook. Need some help selecting the right size notebook for you? Read our blog post on notebook sizes.
And of course, writing with the right pen, whether it be fountain, rollerball, ballpoint or pencil. At the start of a new year it's always a good time to check your ink levels and check whether you may need to order a new refill.
Step 5: Review your workspace organisation
"For every minute spent in organising, an hour is earned."
10. HIGHTIDE, Steel Bookends, Set of 2
11. Rifle Paper Co., Weekly Deskpad
12. Delfonics, "Ficka" Expanding File
13. Nomess, Spring Scissors
14. Areaware, Concrete Desk Set
15. Beyond Object, Penpo Desk Organiser
16. House Doctor, Three Handle Planter
17. Telegram, Periodic Table of the Elements
Having an organised workspace can certainly contribute to your productivity. It's a good idea to stand back and check whether your desk is set up with everything you need – is your desk planner handy? Your scissors, sticky notes, stapler? Should you file documents or loose papers that you need to hold onto?
Are your pens, pencils and other loose stationery items thrown in your top drawer or sprawled across your table? Perhaps some desk storage might help? And why not add a personalised touch – perhaps a print above your desk or a planter might work with your space?
Step 6: Source inspiration for new skills or thinking
"What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make."
18. Marie Kondo, Spark Joy
19. Rhonda Hetzel, The Simple Home
You can find inspiration in the most likely and unlikely of places. It can strike anywhere, whether you seek it out or stumble upon it.
We find books always provide a great source of inspiration and ideas; and, with so many books out there there's sure to be one (or quite a few!) that satisfy your curiosity.
Do you ever tune into a podcast or read a blog for inspiration? Some of our favourites include:
Perhaps you could find inspiration at a physical or digital workshop? Some of our favourites include:
20. J. Herbin, Writing Copy Book
21. Mi Goals, Goals Notebook
22. Kaweco, Calligraphy Pen Writing Set
Other times, inspiration can strike when you pick up a new tool and feel inspired by the instructions that are built in. We're big fans of Mi Goals who make this one of their main objectives in each product they create.
Inspiration is easy to come by and also easy to ignore. When it comes your way be sure to embrace it and ask yourself: what can I learn from this? Will it help me? Can I pass this information onto others?
Starting the year with these final three steps will help you make 2017 your most organised yet. We'd love to hear from you if you have any additional tips you'd like to share.
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Obesity is really considered as one of the United States' serious health disease due to the continuously growing number of individuals getting overweight. While it is easier to blame fast food chains and other unhealthy food outlets, we always have to learn to stop pointing fingers and take action instead. Which brings us to the topic, what are raspberry ketones and how is it relevant to obesity?
Raspberry ketones are natural compounds that can be used to prevent or even cure obesity. According to numerous researches, using raspberry ketone can actually benefit you if you're overweight. Because of the raspberry's adiponectin – a natural protein – which is needed to get a strong metabolism, losing weight could be a lot easier.
So, how does it actually help us lose weight? You better read on then to find out more.
How Raspberry Ketones Do the Deed?
Most of us already know that ketone is produced not only by raspberries. In fact, figs and other fruits also have ketones, but not as potent as raspberries. According to scientific research done on lab rats, burning fat cells is dramatically faster with raspberry ketones as opposed to normal diet.
With proper exercise and food intake, scientists believe that losing weight can be done easily with the help of raspberry ketones. With the help of natural antioxidants present in fruits, you will be one step closer into achieving a healthy lifestyle.
The Science behind Raspberry Ketones
Capsaicin and synephrine compounds found in raspberries have proven to accelerate fat breakdown due to high lipolytic activity. What does this mean? Well, it pretty much means that raspberry ketone can really help burn fat quickly. During the clinical research and experimentation done on raspberry ketones, researchers have found sufficient evidence that the decomposition of fat is relatively faster than normal diet. In fact, results can be seen in as little as 10 weeks.
Because of the adiponectin, burning fat is much easier as it will help you boost your metabolism until there isn't much fat to burn anymore.
In conclusion, the scientist and researchers found that the use of raspberry ketone can improve and even prevent obesity 80 percent of the time. If you are thinking of changing diet plans to lose weight, then you might want to consider using ketones to improve your health.
Man versus Rats – Clinical Studies for Weight Loss
Sure, humans and rats/rodents are different from us. For one, we knew how to lock them up and experiment on them, but they are the best specimen scientists and researchers could use prior to testing it on humans. After the clinical trial, the experiment showed tremendous and positive results. Does that mean humans can expect the same thing?
There are a lot of tests needed to be done prior to testing it on humans, but since the research already showed promising results, most scientists have already concluded that it is safe for regular use. All in all, it has already been clinically proven that this diet can greatly help especially if it is followed by exercise routines.
Let the Magic Happen – How To Take Raspberry Ketones?
First of all, I would like to stress this again, exercise and proper diet is strongly recommended when taking raspberry ketone to see promising results soon. With enough diet and exercise, plus the recommended dosage of 100mg every day, you can expect a slimmer and better you in a matter of weeks.
Unlike eating a raspberry, raspberry ketones are concentrated enough to get the job done. In fact, if you want to get the same benefits of raspberry ketone, you would have to consume 90 pounds – more or less – of raspberries (depending on your weight) every single day.
Compared to other diet options, raspberry ketone is 100 percent healthy and effective and guarantees no side effects (except for the fact that you will bond with your toilet for the next several weeks) which is already considered as the number one natural weight loss product in the United States.
To Diet, or not to Diet
We all know the importance of keeping our body healthy. If you have gotten off-track on your weight and you are struggling to get back in shape, then you might want to consider the most effective weight loss product, yet. At this point in time, you will have nothing to lose.
So do not let yourself get stuck to the idea that you will never lose weight again, because all you need is hard work, determination and a lot of effort – and a little help of raspberry ketones. Act now before heart disease and diabetes gets you first.


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Faculty & Staff Directory
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Dr. William Montford
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Dr. Montford is an Assistant Professor of Marketing in Jacksonville University's Davis College of Business. Before pursuing an academic career, he worked for sixteen years in the financial industry. During his career, he worked for several institutions across a range of industries including portfolio management, investment analysis, personal banking, marketing, and sales and service. Dr. Montford earned his Ph.D. (marketing), MBA, and BS (finance) from Florida State University.
Dr. Montford's research interests focus on consumer decision-making and lies at the intersection of consumer behavior and public policy. Specifically, he examines issues in the context of financial and sustainability decisions. His work has been published in leading scholarly journals including the Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, the Journal of Consumer Marketing, and the International Journal of Consumer Studies. He has presented his work at numerous academic conferences including the AMA's Marketing and Publicly Policy conference, the Association of Marketing Theory and Practice conference, and the Southeast Marketing symposium. Dr. Montford has served as an ad hoc reviewer for the Journal of Consumer Behavior, Academy of Marketing Science, and the AMA's Marketing and Public Policy annual conference. He is a member of the American Marketing Association, the Association for Consumer Research, and the Society for Consumer Psychology.
Dr. Montford has taught a variety of marketing courses including Principles of Marketing, Consumer Behavior, and Marketing Research.
- Ph.D. - Florida State University, Marketing
- MBA - Florida State University
- BS - Florida State University, Finance
Academic Experience
- Assistant Professor of Marketing, Jacksonville University, 2016-Present
- Visiting Instructor of Marketing, Florida State University, 2016
- Teaching Assistant/Instructor of Marketing, Florida State University, 2012-2016
- Manager of Research Subject Pool, Florida State University, 2013-2016
Professional Experience
- Investment Strategist and Portfolio Manager, Capital City Trust Company, 2005-2012
- Investment Analyst, State of Florida, 2002–2005
- Marketing Director, State of Florida, 2001-2002
- Investment Advisor and Sales Broker, Capital City Bank 2000-2001
- Office Manager and Business Development Officer, Atlantic States Bank 1998-2000
Recent Scholarship and Research
William Montford*, R. Bret Leary and Thomas Burnham (2018).
"Responsibility Aversion and Self-Other Financial Decision Making,"
presented at the AMA Marketing and Public Policy Workshop and Doctoral
Consortium, Columbus, OH.
Montford, William, John Peloza, and Ronald Goldsmith. "No Pain, No Gain. How PACE Information Attenuates Consumption," Journal of Consumer Marketing, 34 (7), 525-540.
Montford, William, and Ronald E. Goldsmith, (2016) "How Gender and Financial Self-Efficacy Influence Investment Risk Taking," International Journal of Consumer Studies, 40 (1), 101-106.
Peloza, John, Christine Ye and William Montford (2015). "When Companies Do Good, Are Their Products Good for You? How Corporate Social Responsibility Creates a Health Halo" Journal of Public Policy and Marketing, 34 (1), 19-31.


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Try waiting in the lines at Disney World with a toddler! SO NOT FUN. I read you here sister.ReplyDelete
As a side note: I was trying to catch up on your videos and the birthday one will not play, it says it is blocked b/c it contains content from 'UNG' (I think..) and that is not legal to watch in this country?... hmm
@Lindsay Hodge that video has acted funny for me sometimes too, i don't know why, it could be the song i put on it? i'll click around on youtube and see if there's anything i can fix. thanks for telling me, lindsay!ReplyDelete
@JKL ooh, i totally forgot you did that! that day would be a definite fail for meReplyDelete
Ahhhh, my little man would be sooo jealous! He loves those guys... We're taking him to see them live on his 1st birthday (yes, the obsession began REEAAALY early).ReplyDelete
@Theresa DiPinto carter started early too - he watched it when he was 10 months old & NOTHING else until he was about 15 months old and we couldn't stand it anymore. he started watching it again a couple wks ago & still loves it :) i wish we could go see them live!ReplyDelete
Meghann, where have you been?... I've been checking your blog everyday (my husband and I joke that you're the girl I stalk, so sad!) and voting for you on top baby blogs. Is everything alright? It's been over a week since your last post... I am a stalker! LolReplyDelete
Thanks for checking on me Lindsay! We don't have Internet set up in our new house until 8/22, so until then all I have is my phone and I cant blog or elreally do anything. It's like being on a deserted island! But it's kinda good too bc it forces me to unpack and get organized xoxReplyDelete
Hey Meghann..ReplyDelete
how are you ? where are you? i hope everything is well at ur end ...
- AnonymousAugust 17, 2011 at 10:35 PM
I am only 13 years old... and somehow rolled upon your videos and I fell in love. I can't really explain it, but I feel like I don't want to forget about these videos 15 years from now when I'm pregnant (because I can't wait to have to kids). Carter is so cute, you have a beautiful house, you are so pretty and I am guessing it is you, but your photography is amazing! I just sat there listening to all of your stories no matter how long they were. I know that I have a long time togo, but I know I want kids but then I am scared for that time to come in the future. Now I know what to do and what's good... and what's bad. You are an amazing mother, and I wish you, Matt and Carter the best of luck. <3ReplyDelete
Question- What do you think Carter is going to grow up to do? Like what certaint things interest him? I know he loves trains, so maybe something with trains? I dont know! Lol :)
Question- Is Carter well behaved in public? Or do you have certaint rules that you have been teaching him? When I grow up, I want my kids to have a lot of discipline. Or is that not what you really do?
Thank you soooooo much!!
- AnonymousAugust 19, 2011 at 8:36 PM
Just wanted to add that today I went out, got clips, tried to find a glove thing, but couldn't... came home and tried to curl my hair like you. Of course, I failed!! Lol :) My sister says that we need a better curling iron. Anyway... just wanted to say thank you for posting that video! Very helpful, and I wish I will one day perfect it like you have! :DReplyDelete
Becca, when I watched that video (probably over a year ago) I went out and got the supplies, too, and also couldn't find the glove....I failed miserably even with a brand new curling iron! lol So don't feel bad. And I am much older than you!ReplyDelete
Meghann, glad to hear everything is ok, I was getting worried, too!
Meghann!! Hows your new house!? How is Carter!? I am totally having withdrawals!!!! Its the 22nd, so hopefully you'll be online.. so please update ASAP :) LOL. I even.. *gulp* ..had to read someone else's blog. I'm glad someone said something- I was also worried!ReplyDelete


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This homemade costume for women entered our 2015 Halloween Costume Contest.
A word from April, the 'Ms. Pacman Game' costume creator:
I created the Ms. PACMAN GAME by using a black night shirt from Target, the ghosts are cut from felt, the Ms PACMAN and the pellets are cut from foam. Everything is glued on using fabric glue. The idea came from Google when I originally wanted to be Ms pacman but it was too complicated, so I made the game screen instead. The total costs was about $20.
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