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Belly wrap and waist cincher are large belt or wrap worn across the waist. They are great tools to trim your postpartum waistline and abdomen. Many over-enthusiastic mums fasten the wrap too tightly in order to shrink their abdomen. Shrink it they will, but when there is so much inward pressure on the abdomen, you are also creating a potentially harmful downward pressure on the womb and pelvic floor muscles.
Following childbirth, the womb takes about six weeks to return back to its size. What is not normally emphasised is the womb also needs to be back to its proper position for homeostasis and homeodynamics. When there is a strong downward pressure on the lower abdomen, it can cause your womb to prolapse or further weaken the pelvic floor muscles. Read our article to know more about this subject as to how a displaced womb can affect a woman's health considerably.
When you wear a belly wrap or waist cincher (loosely termed as postpartum corset) and you feel pressure on your perineum or a sensation of "something" is bulging out of your vagina – these are signs that you are wearing your wrap too tightly. The pelvic floor muscles supports your bladder, womb and bowels. Having a weak pelvic floor makes it harder for you to squeeze the muscles at the bottom of your bladder and cause accidental leaks when you cough, sneeze or am holding your pee.
Considering the above, a panty-like corset compression garment works better by ensuring the compression effect is even throughout the abdominal area. An even better option is the traditional abdominal binding method, which wraps your abdomen specifically according to your body shape instead of just choosing the closest-fitting size. The ideal is of course giving yourselves a treat of traditional binding and massage treatments.
However, when an abdominal binding service is not an option, choose a postpartum compression garment that you feel is comfortable enough to wear over a period of two to three months post-delivery for best effect.
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Lauren Berger, Career Resource Entrepreneur
Lauren Berger earned the moniker, "The Intern Queen," after she completed 15 internships during her four years of college. After graduating from Florida State University and working for the talent agency CAA, Lauren realized she wanted to use her experiences to help other college students. In 2008, Berger and Marshall Herskovitz began their own company, providing a free listings site for students to search and apply for competitive internships. Now her site, InternQueen.com not only helps students locate internships, it also provides them with the necessary advice and skills to secure the job, and excel at work. In January 2012, Berger published
"All Work, No Pay," a book that provides information on building your resume, making connections and gaining job experience.

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This Week In Crazy: The Wrath Of Trump
Every time we think Trump has hit rock bottom, the tycoon breaks out the jackhammer and keeps going. The only thing more alarming than The Donald? His supporters.
Welcome to "This Week In Crazy," The National Memo's weekly update on the loony, bigoted, and hateful behavior of the increasingly unhinged right wing. Starting with number five:
5. Ann Coulter
People on all sides of the aisle — including other GOP presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz; Dick Cheney (!); House Speaker Paul Ryan; a cornucopia of pundits, celebrities, business moguls, heads of state, disillusioned erst-Trump fans; and even the White House — have announced how appalled they are at Trump's remarks that he would ban all Muslims from entering the United States.
Of course, consummate troll Ann Coulter has The Donald's back. Calling his inflammatory remarks her "best birthday gift" in her syndicated column Wednesday, Coulter affirmed that Trump's proposal was neither racist nor unconstitutional, and that Republicans condemning Trump were merely "eunuchs."
In the blog post, she shows off her typical flair for sensible, tempered responses to current events:
Given the devastation caused by only two Muslims in San Bernardino, eight Muslims in Paris, two at the Boston Marathon, one at a Chattanooga military recruitment center, one at Fort Hood, 19 on 9/11, etc. etc. — it's really irrelevant whether "most" Muslim immigrants are peaceful little lambs. It doesn't take a lot of them to create havoc.
How else have the 1.5 million Muslims admitted since 9/11 made our country better? Their massive welfare use? Overburdening our schools and hospitals? The machete attacks? The clitorectomies? The honor killings? The occasional terrorist attack?
Of course, American Muslims don't exactly have a monopoly on terrorist attacks or even machete attacks. But Coulter's implacable hatred of all immigrants knows neither bounds nor logic. Anyway, happy birthday to her.
Via Right Wing Watch


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Big Brushy - Trail, Mt. Ida, Arkansas
Big Brushy - Trail, Mt. Ida, Arkansas
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[Aug 26, 2006]
Cross Country Rider
rode today(8/26/06) and found the trail a little disapointing. The trail is very grown up right now. Rode about half of it and had a good time, but the legs got badly cut up by thorns hanging out in the trail. lots of spider webs too. yeah yeah, i know, wahhh. Gonna give it another shot in the fall or winter when it's not so grown up. I think it would be a great trail if it was maintained. Gave it three chilis because it was grown up but if it was maintained it would definately be four.
Customer Service
I started over the big wooden bridge closest to the highway and went up the stairs. Also tried going through the Ouchita trail, but it was really grown up.
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EARTHQUAKE!!! if you're in the area you have to ride earthquake. womble is also very close.
[Dec 05, 2003]
Kenny Davis
For other trails in the area check out www.mtbark.com
[Sep 12, 2003]
Cross Country Rider
Super-fun trail. Trail is hard pack with a lot of rocky sections. It can be ridden all year. I rode it this early spring after portions of the Womble were submerged in water. A local chicken farmer persuaded me and a friend to give a shot. It's basically an out and back, but there are routes that can take you to the Ouachita Trail.
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Follow MTBARK directions
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Womble, Ouachita, Earthquake Ridge (Mena)
[Oct 05, 2001]
I went from the parking area by the pay station, I think it was $2-3 fee, down the fire road past the stairway to a right, heavy duty uphill on to the Ouachita. A ranger later said it had not been used much because of the ice storm. In places it was almost a guess as to where the trail was but it was do-able, with a bit of hike-a-bike in places. I missed a left turn about 4 miles in because of gun play on the directional sign. The next two miles I rode were actually more fun than the first 4 which where almost all up hill. Coming back I found the turn, which was now a right, and went down hill over a heavily rocky trail. Could have ridden more of it but was way worn out already. Much of this trail was clogged with trees and unridable sections. Came to a fire road and took it back to the start. You gotta really want to do this and be prepared to work if you want to enjoy this trail.
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Go down the fire road past the stairway and go right up hill until you are half tired and turn back. Would not recommend the rock house section.
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Womble is way easier with great cliffs and views
[Jul 22, 2002]
I don't know how this trail is other times of the year, but it was definitely a mess when I was here in July. Very overgrown, hard to follow, lots of trees down. Trail could be very fun if it was cleaned up a LOT -it has some big climbs and fast downhills, but not all are rideable due to fallen limbs, erosion, and loose rock. The lower areas were worst, higher up on the ridges the trail was better in places, but still not much fun. I can't really recommend this trail for mountain biking unless it gets some maintenance. Would be a nice hike - some great views.
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rode the whole loop -- but wouldn't do it again
[Oct 14, 2002]
Has some pretty steep climbs not long just steep and you are always climbing it seems at first. But the fun is comming back down what you just went up very fast downhill a few steep climbs that have to be gotten over but then its a blast for about 3 or so miles of fast downhill, dodging rocks and such its great. The trail is in great shape and ready to ride.
Customer Service
Start at the parking lot (park in the day use area and you won't have to pay) go south across the bridge and follow the road till you see the trail head to your right. Follow the trail all the way till you come to a road at this point you can turn around, go back down the road or continue on the Ouachita Trail.
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Earthquake Ridge, Womble, Ouachita Trail
[Jun 14, 2003]
The first trail review is pretty descriptive and right on from the perspective of a hard-tail riders bifocals. The only thing I have to disagree on is the ridability of brushy mountain trail (The creekside one) Sure, it's filled with baby heads and big slick roots, but isn't that what mt.biking is all about? It's scenic and has knee deep creek crossings around every other corner that keep hot kids happy. The trail has been well maintained and picked up since A.R.'s infamous ice storm, and there is even a large suggestion box towards the beging of the trail. Bring a piece of paper to right on and drop the ranger a line. It reads it was put their to help suit YOUR needs, so write something down if you go. Make a good loop out of this area as dude earlier describes and you should have a great time. Also, Womble and Earth Quake ridge are so close! I am giving this trail a 4 just because their are so many other stellar trails in the area.
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I was sitting inside where it's nice and cool, watching my 10-year-old daughter cavort in the pool with her friends. Friday was her birthday.
Of course, I remember that day clearly. I went through most of labor in the waiting room as there was no room in labor and delivery. There was a bomb scare which kept the doctor away until it was almost too late. She was snatched away from me by a well-meaning nurse who thought she spit up something greenish that could indicate a perforated bowel. She had to spend several days in the NICU, and I had to go home without her, which was one of the hardest things I'd ever done. Turns out she was perfectly fine, thank the Lord.
I loved the baby days, even with the sleepless nights. She was an adorable baby, and she has grown into a funny, gregarious, happy
little girl young lady. Her heart is full of songs. She loves her family–even those annoying brothers–, she loves her pets, she loves Jesus. She wants to run a zoo when she grows up.
I'm hoping that doesn't happen for a long, long time.
Happy birthday, Morgan.
Thankful today for:
595. My daughter
596. The rain holding off until after the pool party
597. Lasagna
598. Chocolate cake
599. Weekends


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A politician who reads the papers
Following news that a Pakistani medical transcriber threatened to post UCSF Medical Center patient records online unless she received more money,
a state senator said she will introduce legislation barring all California hospitals from allowing medical data to leave the country.
Sen. Liz Figueroa, D-Fremont, said she will introduce the bill in January when the state Senate returns for its next regular session. (A special session on financial matters is likely before then.)
"California already has the strongest medical-privacy laws in the nation, " Figueroa told me. "But not strong enough. There's always something you didn't anticipate."
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What she and other framers of the state's medical-privacy laws, which prohibit the sharing of medical information unless for clear medical purposes, didn't see coming is the explosive growth of the $20 billion medical- transcription industry.
U.S. hospitals have such a huge need for help transcribing doctors' dictated notes into written form that the work is routinely farmed out to private transcribers throughout the country. Those transcribers, in turn, frequently subcontract with other transcribers.
In the case of UCSF Medical Center, three separate subcontractors were involved in handling the facility's records. The last link in the chain was a woman in Karachi, Pakistan, who sent an e-mail to UCSF earlier this month demanding help in resolving a financial dispute with the Texas man who'd hired her.
The Pakistani transcriber said she'd post UCSF's files on the Internet unless the medical center assisted her. She backed up her threat by attaching actual UCSF patient records to her message.
This was the first time an overseas transcriber had used confidential records to threaten a U.S. medical institution. The transcriber withdrew her threat only after receiving hundreds of dollars from another subcontractor in the case.
Figueroa said her bill would prohibit anyone possessing information involving California patients from sending that information abroad.
State hospitals would likely be barred from outsourcing transcription work unless they could guarantee that all related files remain within the country -- a move that would make hospitals accountable for any subcontracting that ensues.
"We're not banning the practice of overseas workers doing transcription," Figueroa said. "But we can regulate the practice of medicine within California. "
The law, at least on the health care front, may be on her side.
In most instances, federal law would trump state law, and the federal Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 outlines rules for safeguarding medical data. Anyone doing transcription work for a U.S. hospital would be required to uphold HIPAA standards, although the law is virtually unenforceable overseas.
A unique aspect of HIPAA, though, is a provision that if a state adopts more stringent restrictions, state law will prevail.
"If there were a statute that no health care information in California could be disclosed outside the country, HIPAA wouldn't have a problem with that," said Paul Smith, a San Francisco attorney specializing in health care issues.
"The state has a clear interest in protecting health information," he added. "This would seem a legitimate exercise of state regulatory authority."
At the same time, though, Matthew Nakachi, a San Francisco lawyer who specializes in trade issues, said it's unclear how the proposed legislation would square with federal laws related to commerce. A hospital might argue, for example, that it has a right to do business with whomever it pleases.
"If California decides to do this," Nakachi said, "it would probably go into the courts and take years to fall out."
For her part, Figueroa expects the health care industry to fight the legislation, just as the banking industry opposed state restrictions on the use of customers' information. But she thinks that in light of the public's increased sensitivity toward privacy matters, her bill would eventually pass.
"The interesting thing will be to see where our new governor stands on privacy issues," Figueroa said. "At this point, we don't know."
Mystery woman: The Pakistani transcriber at the center of the case involving UCSF is still something of a mystery.
In her e-mail to UC officials, she identified herself as Lubna Baloch, "a medical doctor by profession." Beyond that, little is known of her.
In May, however, an interesting little exchange occurred on MT Stars, an online network for medical transcribers. Baloch, using the same e-mail address she used in her threatening message to UCSF, posted her resume at the site in hopes of attracting work as a subcontractor.
Sheri Steadman, who runs MT Stars, of Phoenix, said she's against U.S. transcription work going abroad and routinely deletes postings from overseas transcribers. In Baloch's case, she said she was concerned by the vagueness of Baloch's resume, especially as to her whereabouts.
Steadman wrote to Baloch to say that MT Stars is only for U.S. job seekers.
"I am US based," Baloch replied.
"Not enough info," Steadman responded. "Where?"
"Santa Monica, LA," Baloch wrote back.
For Steadman, this wasn't a very good answer.
"Santa Monica isn't in Los Angeles and it's not in Louisiana," she told me. "It was pretty clear that Baloch wasn't in the country."
Steadman confronted Baloch with her suspicion. Baloch never wrote back.
"She was trying to gain work in any way, shape or form," Steadman said. "She was trying to sucker U.S. medical-transcription services into sending her business."
It didn't work that time. A few months later, though, probably using a different online service, Baloch was more successful in her efforts.
That would turn out to be a very dark day for UCSF.


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SCENE NB: Cellist Lydia Mainville performs at the Empress
The Capitol Theatre is proud to present cellist Lydia Mainville, as part of the SCENE NB concert series, Thursday, April 12 at 7:30pm. Presented at the Empress Theatre in collaboration with Music NB, this series of monthly concerts features exciting artists creating, recording and producing now, from across New Brunswick. Tickets are now on sale at the Capitol Box Office and are priced at $15.
Lydia Mainville is a cellist, singer-songwriter and fiddler's daughter from Darling's Island, NB. At once an innovator and traditionalist, she creates experimental folk music steeped in classical and celtic roots. Her delicate melodies float over looped soundscapes that ebb and flow like the tide. In her hands, the cello sings with ever-changing voices: the call of seabirds, a distant train whistle, gentle rain. Lydia's expressive sounds echo in concert halls, farmer's markets, and living rooms across Canada.
Buy three (3) tickets and get a fourth ticket free! Contact the Box Office for details.
Tickets for the Lydia Mainville concert at SCENE NB are on sale at the Capitol Theatre Box Office (811 Main Street, Moncton). They can also be purchased by calling 506-856-4379 or 1-800-567-1922 or online, atwww.capitol.nb.ca.


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By Caryn Rivadeneira
I've been talking a lot about grief lately. My grief, that is. And about lamenting, about all the times I've cried out to God about the things that have broken my heart, the things I have lost, the things I cannot change. I talk about my grief when I do radio interviews, when I speak to women's groups, when I'm leading discussions.
But the other day I noticed something troubling: while I can write about my grief, while I can stand in front hundreds or be "on the air" telling thousands about the trials of my life, I have a hard time expressing it to just one person. Or two. Or a few friends around a table.
I noticed this when a friend called. She asked how I was doing. Although I was not doing well at that time, I gave her my standard chirpy, "Great. Thanks. How about you?" And shoved down all my sadness, all my worries, all the things that had in fact been causing me to panic that very day.
I told myself it was because we didn't have long to talk. There was no time to go into all the things that made me "not great," all the things I was waiting on God for.
But the truth was, I was embarrassed, ashamed to admit to this friend that my life was still not in order, that I feared slipping back into the funk that made me write a book about my experience in the first place.
It wasn't until I got off the phone that I realized the opportunity I'd missed. Something I haven't always seen as an "opportunity."
You see, I was raised to believe that no one cared about my problems. I was taught to say—just as I did with my friend—"Fine, thank you. How are you?" any time anyone asked how I was.
It was polite. And—my folks told me—no one wants to hear a complainer.
My parents meant well. Truly. But they were wrong. While that may be a polite response in some ways (though I could argue against that) and while every last person who asks how we are probably doesn't want to hear a litany of complaints, some people do want to hear it.
Namely, our friends. Our families. Our colleagues. Our brothers and sisters in Christ. People who care at all about us.
In fact, sharing our grief isn't just something that's good for us, it can be a gift to others. Which is the opportunity I realized I missed with my friend.
In me not telling her I wasn't doing well, I not only missed out on the opportunity for her to walk alongside me in a difficult time, but for me to tell her that I understood what it meant to hurt. For me to open the door for her to share any struggles on her mind.
It's hard to be vulnerable. To share embarrassing things when we want so badly to be seen as successes—in so many ways.
And yet, sharing a bit of grief as well as our joys can be one of the best things we can do for one another.
So, this Advent season—as we all are waiting on our Savior—I've decided on the gift I'm giving my friends, my family, my any-one-who-cares: I'm giving them grief. My grief. I'm going to speak honestly and openly about the sorrows—and joys—of my life right now. And hope they can see me as a safe person to share theirs as well.
Anyone care to join me?
Caryn Rivadeneira is a founding member of Redbud Writers Guild and author of Grumble Hallelujah: Learning to Love Your Life Even When It Lets You Down. Visit her at http://www.carynrivadeneira.com


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Harvard Health Blog
Three reasons the 2016 presidential campaign can be good for children (parents, it s up to you!)
By: Claire McCarthy, M.D., Faculty Editor, Harvard Health Publications This year's presidential campaign has been remarkable — and not for good reasons. It has been full of rancor, which is common in campaigns, but this time, the rancor has been more vehement and more personal, and it has involved different ethnic and religious groups in ways that are unusual for campaigns. As a parent, one's first instinct is to shield children from it


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Wood or metal?
Which material is best suited for barn equipment?
Which equipment a stable building should have depend on the animals housed in it – because each species has its own housing conditions. Apart from the intended use, the existing basic conditions and the individual requirements, the material also plays a decisive role for the choice of the interior. www.agrarnetz.com explains the advantages and disadvantages of stable equipment made of wood or metal.
Natural material wood: Temperature-equalizing and cosy, but sensitive
p>For centuries wood has been used as a building material in almost all areas. Although it has been replaced or pushed back by other materials in various industries, modern agriculture cannot be imagined without it. When it comes to buildings, furnishings or lining stables, it convinces both through its ecological efficiency and through its breathability, good insulating properties and high elasticity.
These invaluable and frequently used properties are countered by disadvantages such as limited tensile and compressive strength and easy flammability. In addition, wood requires increased care and maintenance. As a natural substance, it is also very susceptible to mould, fungal attack, water, urine or gnawing damage. These conditions limit the sensible use to selected parts of the stable interior.
Corrosion-resistant metal: robust, resistant and versatile in use
No matter if it is a partition wall, floor grate or feed rack: when setting up animal shelters, metal offers advantages such as mechanical stability and chemical resistance. It is fireproof, easy and quick to clean, and requires very little maintenance. These facts make the material the ideal building material for heavy-duty interiors or for fixtures that have to comply with hygiene and safety regulations.
However, metal also has less desirable properties. It neither allows moisture to escape nor air to enter. That are the reasons why openings should be made. Above all it has a high thermal conductivity, so that individual parts of the interior can heat up considerably when exposed to sunlight or heating lamps.


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well, as seen below our editor in chief Nick has already summed up the madness that was the Ride for Lightning. i just wanted to add some more photos that i was real stoked on from the weekend. oh, and as Nick said, thanks to the DS dudes it was rad to party with you guys, and Jrod/BDAC cats as well!
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big sky picture from the road leading into the mountains. i have really learned to love riding in the smokies.
last one. heres a simple explanation of this picture. JTP riding scooter though the embers and small fire, Shane finds full can of carb cleaner. Carb cleaner enters fire. Nick hops on with Jon and goes for a spin though the fire. Neither have any idea of the carb cleaner. dump truck sized mushroom cloud explosion RIGHT BEFORE they ride through! perfect timing! i know someone said they had this on video so get on that!


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The Batavia Soccer Club is pleased to announce the successful completion of our fall soccer season with three of our teams earning championship titles in the Livingston County Fall Soccer League!
Games were held every Saturday in September and October in Geneseo, York, and Livonia, culminating in a season-ending tournament on Saturday, Oct. 20th.
The Batavia Soccer Club had 110 participants on nine teams enter this very competitive league which is comprised of third- through sixth-grade boys and girls teams from Genesee, Livingston, Orleans, Monroe, and Wyoming counties.
Our three championship-winning teams included two teams from the fifth- and sixth-grade girls division and one team from the third- and fourth-grade girls division.
The Batavia Soccer Club has served Genesee County and the surrounding area for more than 40 years. With more than 600 summer program participants in 2018, it is one of the largest and most successful youth sports program in the region.
Registration for the 2019 season will begin in December. Please visit our website at www.bataviasoccerclub.com.
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Batavia Soccer Club Summer 2013 sign ups and walk-in registration will be held on from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. January 12th at Richmond Memorial Library.
For online registration; please visit: http://www.gasabatavia.org
U-11 to U19 -- Need copy of birth ceritifcate and passport-size photo.
Please make checks payable to: Genesee Amatuer Soccer Association, P.O. Box 53, Batavia, NY 14020
Batavia Soccer Club U19 girls soccer team finished off an undefeated season Tuesday with a championship win over Spencerport, 4-2.
The team finishes the year with a 12-0 record in the Monroe United Recreational Soccer League.
Scoring for Batavia were Randi Zakes, Kaeleigh DiSalvo and Haley Tangeman. Goalie Brooke Ranney had 11 saves.
Batavia was able to pull out a victory despite having only enough players Tuesday to cover the field. There were no substitutes available.
Players on the team, which is sponsored by Genesee Orthopedics, range in age from 14 to 19, and include four pairs of sisters.
"This year this team of old and young players really meshed," Coach Gary DiSalvo said.
The roster consisted of (players in bold participated in Tuesday's game): Kaitlyn Allen, Allison Bartholomew, Raven Bentkowski, Brenda Castaneda, Chelsea Cleveland, Kaeleigh DiSalvo, Nicole DiSalvo, Taylor Dziuba, Andrea Easton, Taylor Grazioplene, Erin Hale, Michaela Hale, Cady Hume, Jenna Hume, Jenifer Igoe, Savannah Matteson, Katie Newton, Brooke Ranney, Emily Sallome, Haley Tangeman, Bittany Wall, Morgan Zakes and Randi Zakes.
Over the course of the season, Batavia beat teams from Gates; Irondequoit; Churchville, Chili, Spencerport, Le Roy/Pavilion and Rush/Henrietta.
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This year's program highlights the growth of Private Brand with speakers focusing on how retailers and manufacturers can maintain success and innovation. For more details about registration, contact PLMA at (212) 972-3131.


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Can you believe that there are companies out there, even in the Metro Atlanta area, who consider themselves a Nanny Service for Grannies? How unbelievably demeaning! This type of labeling is not only stereotypical, crude, and gender-excluding, it is offensive to an amazing, life-giving generation, a generation that some have called "The Greatest Generation." Not only is this type of labeling offensive, it's inaccurate, as it doesn't identify the necessary scope of services that is warranted for in-home elderly care.
Our senior adults are a precious entity. They deserve our love, and sometimes, they need our care. Even the most independently-minded older adults, who still live at home, could probably benefit from the amazing scope of services offered by the highly-trained, fully-qualified, in-home-care professionals from A-Supreme Nursing & Homecare. At A-Supreme Nursing & Homecare, we go to great lengths to ensure that our any in-home Therapist, Social Worker, Geriatrics Nurse, Pediatrics Nurse, or any kind of Caregiver in our employ is gifted for care, qualified for service, trained for excellence, and sharpened for perfection. We wouldn't administer anyone into your home that we wouldn't commission to take care of our own loved ones.
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Starring: Luke Evans, Dominic Cooper, Sarah Gadon and Charles Dance
Directed By: Gary Shore
Written By: Matt Sazama, Burk Sharpless
Produced By: Michael De Luca
Studios: Legendary Pictures, Universal Pictures
Release Date: In theaters and IMAX® October 10
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Almost an entire century after the world's first cinematic introduction to Dracula placed audiences under his haunting spell, the studio that pioneered the genre reawakens one of legend's most captivating figures in an action-adventure that heralds a pulse-pounding rebirth of the age of monsters.
Luke Evans (FAST & FURIOUS 6, THE HOBBIT series) transforms from the cursed man history knows as Vlad the Impaler to an all-powerful creature of the night in Universal Pictures' DRACULA UNTOLD, the origin story of the alluring immortal we have come to fear as the sun sets: Dracula.
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The cosiest month yet
We might be waving goodbye to 2017 but we certainly haven't seen the last of winter yet so take a look at this advice ahead of one of the coldest periods.
January and February can be freezing but if you're dreading the cold weather, you're not alone. Nearly half of Brits admit to feeling low during the dark evenings so to help the nation see the winter light, Contura Style & Marketing Director and Scandinavian lifestyle expert, Catharina Bjorkman, provides her top tips to 'creating cosy' ahead of the onset of the coldest months.
"With temperatures plummeting to as low as -30°C, winter in Sweden is all about enjoying 'cosy'," says Catharina. "We even have our own term – Mysig - that describes both the concept of cosiness and the pleasure that it provides. There is so much to love about winter – cosy nights in, dimmed lighting and candles, intimate gatherings with friends or family, comfort food, roaring fires, wrapping up warm…"
- The great winter cover up.
When it's dark and cold outside, there's nothing better than getting your cosy-on indoors. Make sure good quality blankets are dotted around your home ready to wrap up at a moment's notice. We Swedes prefer the minimal look and stick to neutral colours and subtle patterns but the most important thing is to choose soft, snuggly blankets for maximum cosiness.
2. Satisfying scents.
An inviting scent makes us happier to be home and can significantly impact our mood. Freshly laundered clothes top the nation's favourite smells list but for the cosiest and most welcoming of whiffs this winter, we suggest the smell of baking.
3. Brighten dark nights with flickering light.
Candles are a staple of the Swedish home, especially in winter. It's common in Sweden to have a candle (or three!) flickering in every room or window.Electric candles can look just as effective but no matter what type of candle you go for, dim the lights and enjoy dancing flicker. The essence of cosy in winter is, without doubt, a roaring fire. A log fire will make your home inviting, keep you toasty, and creates a warming glow for the cosiest of living spaces.
4. Comfort food.
Winter calls for warming food. Cold-weather staples such as soups, stews, casseroles, pies, curries and roasts are relatively easy to make and will provide the comfort (and calories) we need to get through winter.
5. Winter reads.
Snuggling up with a good book is a splendid way to get through the long winter evenings. Rather than spending time glued to apps, tackling emails or social media, reading is a great way to escape the daily grind and the perfect distraction for a successful 'digital detox'. How about starting a winter book club with friends or family?
6. Live Mysig.
A Swedish cultural gem, the term Mysig incorporates all of the above. Mysig translates as 'cosy' and describes the happiness we feel from a warm and welcoming environment. To achieve Mysig, relax in the bath with candles, curl up on the sofa with a good book, do some baking, enjoy coffee and cake with friends, surround yourself with snuggly soft furnishings... It's about embracing downtime, making our homes cosy and spending quality time alone or with others.
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Members of the Prospect civil service workers union at Babcock's Rosyth dockyard have voted overwhelmingly in favour striking in their dispute over pension cuts.
The 550 workers voted 73 percent in favour of strike action.
Prospect was set to call the first of a series of strikes in early August, followed by a work-to-rule and further strike action later in the month.
The GMB, Ucatt, and the Amicus and T&G sections of the Unite union are the other unions at the yard.
They have also been balloting and are also expected to take part in the action.
The dispute is over Babcock's imposition of a series of changes to the dockyard pension scheme, including a 4.5 percent increase in pension contributions, cuts in pensionable pay and an increase in the retirement age to 65.
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Awesome article!
In today's article, we are talking about how to secure payments online. This issue has gained an all-time high, due to annual losses of $6 trillion caused by cybercrime.
75% of businesses want to have advanced and sophisticated ways to safeguard transactions. Still, most of them stick to good old passwords which are no longer enough given the sophisticated approach of modern cybercriminals. That is why we are sharing five proven ways to secure online payments.
Trust us, we are going far beyond passwords and ready to offer solutions that fit different business types. You will learn how they work and how to implement them to protect your clients and your business.
Payment card fraud will cause $34.6 billion of worldwide losses by 2022. Why is PCI DSS compliance so important? Because its main goal is to decrease credit card fraud.
PCI Security Standard Council revealed the latest Data Security Standard version in May 2018. This version includes an enhanced list of operational and technical requirements, to ensure the highest level of the card data protection. Six main PCI DSS goals help to meet these requirements:
When you choose a payment service provider for your online store, remember that PCI DSS compliance is a must. It ensures secure payment processing and safety of yours and clients' transactions.
A certified payment processor will have an official PCI DSS mark.
You may know that from July 2018, Google marks websites without "https" encryption as "not secure" ones. But what you may not know, is that encryption level varies drastically depending on the industry. Why is it so? Let's find out.
Since online media or information resources do not have payment pages, they can have entry-level SSL certificates like PositiveSSL, EssentialSSL, or InstantSSL.
Safety measures for governmental and health organizations, banks, and financial institutions are much higher. Websites that sell goods or services belong to this list as well and require a more secure payment protocol. This leads us to the next question. How to encrypt the payment page to meet the safety standards?
Opt for Organization Validation (OV) or Extended Validation (EV) SSL certificates. Not only do they carry out the high-volume of transactions, but they also require an in-depth business verification before the issue. Moreover, EV certificate has particular indicators like a padlock and your company name in green next to the https:// sign. As a result, customers know that you are using top-tier encryption straight away.
According to Experian, 90% of online users shop in digital stores. And 4 out of 5 consumers state that protecting personal and financial data is a top priority for a business. Nevertheless, 63% of business owners claim they have experienced the same or more fraud losses compared to 2018.
As a result, secure payment systems and fraud prevention become a pivotal part of every online store. Let's learn what kinds of fraud business owners may face to prevent it.
There are two main fraud types:
Even though 57% of business owners lean on IT companies to prevent fraud, they could not detect 67% of fraudulent activity with their technologies. That is why, instead of hiring a third-party company or creating your compliance department (which is very pricey), look for a PSP that offers fraud & chargeback prevention to its clients.
Take into account that not all PSPs have proven protection tools that let online merchants easily detect and stop fraudulent activity. Moreover, there is no guarantee that these tools are trustworthy. Opt for the PSPs that have their own fraud & chargebacks prevention software, as Ikajo International does.
Top companies like Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and others use two-factor authentication (2FA) to safeguard their users. We recommend following their example. When we are talking secure online payment for websites, 2FA is a tool that gives a more sophisticated level of protection to your customers.
– For entering an account
– For making a payment
42% of millennials said they would conduct more online transactions if there weren't so many security hurdles to overcome.
Based on the quote, 2FA is a perfect option for an extra security layer, because it's not too complicated. Still, it guarantees that only the account owner/cardholder accesses the account or makes a purchase.
The last but not least way to secure credit card payment online is tokenization. Tokenization stands for replacing a primary account number with a sequence of randomly-generated numbers aka a token.
Why does the tokenization rule?
Because cybercrooks cannot "hack" the token. The process of tokenization is rather elaborate. But simply put, once token replaces the 16-digit card number, there is no way back. Crooks have no chance to reverse the process and get the initial card number. Moreover, each store uses different tokens to protect credit card data.
How does the tokenization work?
This is how a simplified process of tokenization looks like (based on Visa infographic): consumer initiates an online payment – an acquirer receives a token from the merchant – the acquirer routes the token to the payment network (e.g., Visa) – the payment network sends the token to a card issuer – the issuer returns the token and authorization – the acquirer receives the token and the authorization – the transaction is completed.
All-in-all, due to towering cybercrime losses, businesses are searching for state-of-art methods to secure online payments.
Nowadays, it is not enough to provide only a secure payment gateway. The whole system of payment processing should work for the enhanced security needs by combining the ways mentioned above.
We'd like to hear from you. Do you have experience of using the methods that we have offered? Or, maybe, you have another way that works for you.
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Switching From 2.4ghz to 5ghz Truncates SSID Name
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I have a Teleport with the SSID name of 'Jayson Teleport'. I've been doing some testing on wired connections to see which band is faster, 2.4 or 5, and noticed a strange bug.
When I switched from 2.4 to 5, it truncated my SSID name from 'Jayson Teleport' to 'Jayson' and thus I had to reconnect ALL of my devices that I travel with. Rebooting the device did not change the name back to 'Jayson Teleport'. Obviously this is a problem for folks like me who will switch between 2.4 and 5 to see which band is the fastest when I travel.
It also looks like I'd have to re-pair the Teleport to the Amplifi router in order to change the name back to 'Jayson Teleport' which is not something I'm interested in doing.


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A year ago, most analysts were bearish about natural gas prices. I wrote that natural gas prices might double and they did. Today, most analysts are again bearish about gas prices and again, I think that they are probably wrong at least for 2017.
The mainstream narrative is that new pipeline capacity---notably the Rover Pipeline---out of the Marcellus and Utica shale plays will unleash a torrent of pent-up supply. That is because over-production in these plays has saturated the northeastern U.S. markets and 2016 wellhead prices averaged about $0.88/mmBtu less than Henry Hub prices (Figure 1). New take-away capacity to higher-priced markets will fix that problem but gas prices will plummet later in 2017 because of increased output.
Systematic overproduction turned the northeastern U.S. from the highest-margin market to the lowest by 2013. With a second chance to at least be on par with national pricing, shale gas companies will, according to the narrative, over-produce the entire U.S. market to a loss once again. Smart.
Conventional Gas, Shale Gas and Net Imports
There are three components to gas supply: conventional gas production, shale gas production, and imports. These must be understood to establish a context for a potential supply increase from the Marcellus and Utica shale plays.
There is no doubt that low prices resulted in a 4.26 bcf/d (billion cubic feet of gas per day) decline in gas production from September 2015 through October 2016 (Figure 2).
Since 2008, conventional gas production has been in terminal decline and has fallen 26 bcf/d. It is currently falling about 3 bcf/d each year. Shale gas--including associated gas from tight oil---now makes up more than two-thirds of domestic supply. That means that shale gas output must grow by more than 3 bcf/d each year to offset falling conventional supply.
But annual shale gas production growth slowed from almost 7 bcf/d in the first quarter of 2015 to less than 2 bcf/d in the first quarter of 2017 (Figure 3).
If shale gas production growth doubles in 2017, then supply will be flat but considerably lower than 2015 levels when over-supply crushed gas prices. Gas supply must increase well beyond what is likely this year in order for prices to fall much below current levels of about $3.25 per mmBtu.
Considerable supply potential exists. The shale gas horizontal rig count has more than doubled---from 76 to 167 rigs---since June 2016 with higher gas prices (Figure 4). How quickly can that potential be converted into supply?
EIA's latest production forecast suggests that it may happen very quickly. The May STEO projects gas growth of 5.6 bcf/d in 2017 which includes an additional 3.5 bcf/d between April and the end of the year (Figure 5).
Figure 5. EIA Forecast is for a 5.6 Bcf/d Gas Production Increase in 2017 with Prices Rising to $3.43 By December. Source: EIA May 2017 STEO and Labyrinth Consulting Services, Inc.[/caption]
Although that may be unreasonably aggressive, it is noteworthy that the overall supply balance (red and blue fill in the figure) remains in deficit for most of the year, and that spot prices continue to increase, ending the year at almost $3.50/mmBtu. Net imports (the third component of total supply in addition to shale gas and conventional gas) are forecast to average -0.3 bcf/d in 2017 compared to +1.7 bcf/d in 2016.
Rover Pipeline
The Rover Pipeline was certificated for construction in mid-February and will connect gas from the Utica and Southwestern Marcellus shale plays to the Defiance Hub in northwestern Ohio (Figure 6). There is a gas surplus (~1.8 bcf/d) in Ohio so this pipeline is a gas exit route to the Dawn Hub in Ontario, and to the Midwest and Gulf Coast via interconnecting Vector, Panhandle Eastern and ANR pipelines. There, it will compete with existing supply and result in lower prices.
Although Rover is scheduled to reach Defiance in November, it is unlikely that any gas will move beyond there before 2018. It will not, therefore, have any effect on gas supply in 2017. Depending on how much gas ultimately is sent to Canada, it may have limited effect on U.S. supply in 2018.
What Could Go Wrong?
The consensus of experts has been consistently wrong about natural gas supply for decades. That's why LNG import terminals were built following gas shortages in the 1970s only to be shuttered after imports from Canada, fuel switching to coal and nuclear, and gas industry deregulation resulted in 15 years of stable gas supply.
By the early 2000s, import terminals were re-opened as Canadian gas production began to decline and domestic output failed to rally even with much higher gas-directed rig counts. The shale revolution ended all of that and now, those import terminals are being re-designed to export LNG. Gas export will likely prove to be fully out-of-phase with future gas supply once again.
That is why I am skeptical when experts now declare an impending gas over-supply. Gas prices remain well above $3/mmBtu after one of the warmest winters on record, and most data suggests that supply will remain tight at least through the end of 2017.
What could go wrong with that hypothesis? Weather, of course, and Morgan Stanley has astutely pointed out that 2016 rainfall in California may displace some natural gas with hydro for electric power generation. They and PointLogic note that some cooler summer forecasts might further reduce gas demand.
At the same time, EIA expects higher-than-average consumption for Summer 2017 (Figure 7) and the Browning World Climate Bulletin predicts a warmer-than-average summer with early El Niño onset.
Morgan Stanley supposes that associated gas from tight oil plays will be a major factor in increased gas supply. This ignores the considerable dysfunction in the pressure pumping business where frack crews commonly lag demand by at least 6 months. Rig count increases will probably not translate into production gains as quickly as many oil-price bears assume. Gas pipelines out of the Permian basin remain problematic and most gas from the Eagle Ford will go to Mexico.
Morgan Stanley's belief that significant expansion of production in the Haynesville Shale will occur is based on incorrect sub-$3.00 break-even prices. Exco--the second largest Haynesville producer--shows a maintenance spending level of about $3.50 in their 2016 10-K after writing off all proved undeveloped reserves in accordance with the SEC 5-year rule.
It also seems unlikely that losses in major gas-producing areas including Texas, Oklahoma, Wyoming, Arkansas, Utah, Louisiana and the OCS Gulf of Mexico will be quickly offset by gains in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia especially considering frack crew availability (Figure 8).
Comparative inventories indicate that the mid-cycle price trend has moved upward from $3.00 to $3.60 (or higher) since mid-March reflecting market perception of tight supply (Figure 9). The mid-cycle price---where the trend line intersects the y-axis---represents the median price that the market deems necessary to maintain supply throughout the present price cycle. If this trend persists, it is possible that year-end gas prices will be in the $3.50 to $4.00 range.
At the same time, it is likely that prices will be substantially lower in 2018 once the Rover and other pipelines are operating and frack crews begin catching up with drilling levels. That possibility is reflected in inverted natural gas forward curves (Figure 10). Note that the price for futures contracts drops sharply in January 2017.
Although forward curves should never be viewed as a price forecast, they reflect current market expectations. Those expectations seem clear and are supported by all available data: natural gas supply should remain fairly tight through 2017 and will probably increase some time in 2018 and that will result in lower gas prices. Understand the uncertainties and plan accordingly.


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Tsitsipas Sails Through Sydney Opener
Greece's #NextGenATP star Stefanos Tsitsipas looked nearly as sharp on Wednesday as he did in November when he captured the Next Gen ATP Finals title in Milan. The 20-year-old dismissed Argentina's Guido Andreozzi at the Sydney International 6-3, 6-4 to earn his first tour-level win of the season.
Tsitsipas broke the 27-year-old three times and held off a late comeback from the Argentine to move into the quarter-finals. The World No. 15 broke through in 2018, reaching finals at the Barcelona Open Banc Sabadell and the Rogers Cup and winning titles at the Intrum Stockholm Open and in Milan. Tsitsipas will next face Italy's Andreas Seppi, who beat Slovakian Martin Klizan 7-6(2), 6-2.
Watch: Tsitsipas Serves Up Sushi Doughnuts, Sydney Fish Market
Third seed Diego Schwartzman also gained his first win of the new season, breaking Spain's Guillermo Garcia-Lopez five times en route to a 6-2, 6-3 win. The Argentine will face Yoshihito Noshioka for a spot in the semi-finals. The Japanese left-hander routed Russian Andrey Rublev 6-3, 6-1.
Brisbane International quarter-finalist Alex de Minaur dismissed 21-year-old Reilly Opelka 6-4, 7-6(5). The 19-year-old De Minaur withstood 17 aces from the 6'11" American and won 88 per cent of his first-serve points (28/33). The fifth seed will face countryman Jordan Thompson for a place in the semi-finals.
Brisbane native John Millman beat seventh seed Marton Fucsovics 6-3, 6-4 to advance to the quarter-finals in Sydney for the first time. The 29-year-old converted three of four break points throughout the 78-minute contest and will meet fourth seed Gilles Simon for a semi-final spot. The 2011 champion (d. Troicki) withstood 22 aces en route to a 7-6(5), 6-7(6), 6-4 win over Sam Querrey.
Cabal/Farah Move Into Last Four
Juan Sebastian Cabal and Robert Farah booked their place in the Sydney International semi-finals on Wednesday, beating Matthew Ebden and Robert Lindstedt 6-3, 7-6(1). The top-seeded Colombians dropped only six points behind their first serves (33/39) to advance after 79 minutes.
Cabal and Farah will meet Aussies Lleyton Hewitt and Jordan Thompson or Martin Klizan and Nicholas Monroe for a place in the final. Hewitt and Thompson upset Brisbane International finalists Rajeev Ram and Joe Salisbury 6-1, 6-3 in 56 minutes.
Jamie Murray and Bruno Soares moved two wins away from their second Sydney title, saving all three break points they faced to beat Ivan Dodig and Edouard Roger-Vasselin 7-5, 6-3. Murray and Soares lifted their maiden team title at the tournament in 2016.
The second seeds will face Ken Skupski and Neal Skupski in the semi-finals. The British brothers won 75 per cent of service points (47/63) to defeat Aussies Alex Bolt and Matt Reid 6-4, 7-6(4).


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Washing Machines: There was a time in the past when every third advertisement you saw on TV was of a detergent bar.
Have you wondered where the detergent bar advertisements have disappeared today?
The Washing Machines has literally killed the detergent bar manufacturing industry.
Best Washing Machines brands in India
However, before going into the intricacies of the washing machine buying guide, we shall list out some of the top washing machine brands available in the Indian market today.
LG: When it comes to electronics items, you always find LG at the top of the heap. This is mainly because LG knows the pulse of the Indian market and understands the Indian customer better than the others do.
IFB: A leading overseas brand, IFB has also arrived in India with a bang. They can give tough competition to the other international brands like Bosch and Siemens.
Whirlpool: Some of the most durable washing machines have come from the Whirlpool stable.
Samsung: You cannot leave this electronic giant behind when you discuss electronic appliances. They have their own place in the market.
There are other brands such as Godrej, Onida that concentrate on the economy part. Thus, if you have a constraint in the budget, you can very well opt for these brands as well.
LG 7.0 kg Fully-Automatic Front Loading Washing Machine (FH0H3QDNL02, White)
- Fully-automatic front-loading washing machine; 7.0 kg
- Warranty: 2 years on product, 10 years on motor
- 6 motion direct drive
- Touch panel
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IFB 8.5 kg Fully-Automatic Front Loading Washing Machine (Executive Plus VX, White)
- Fully-automatic front-loading washing machine
- 8.5 kg capacity
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- Warranty: 4 years comprehensive warranty
- Cradle wash, extra clean, extra special care for baby wear and delicates
LG 6.5 kg Inverter Fully-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (T7581NDDLG, Middle Free Silver)
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- Fully-automatic top-loading washing machine; 6.5 kg
- Warranty: 2 years on product, 10 years on motor
- Smart inverter technology
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Whirlpool 6.5 kg Fully-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (Stainwash Deep Clean 6.5, Grey)
- Stainwash deep clean 6.5 - Grey
- 2 years warranty on product, 10 years on the Prime Mover
- 6th Sense Deep Clean Technology
- Removed Up T0 10 Tough Stains
- Hard Water wash - 30% better wash even in hard water conditions
IFB 6.5 kg Fully-Automatic Front Loading Washing Machine (Senorita Aqua SX , Silver)
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- For requesting an installation/demo for this product once delivered, please call IFB support directly on 180030005678 and 18604255678 and provide the product's model name
- Front-loading washing machine; 6.5 kg capacity
- 7 segment LED display
- Wash care programs: Express 15, baby wear, stains 40, stains 60, mixed fabric, wool or hand wash, delicates and cotton
- Aqua energy feature converts hard water to soft for a better and more effective wash
LG 6.5 kg Inverter Fully-Automatic Front Loading Washing Machine (FH0G7WDNL52.ALSPEPL, Silver)
- Fully-automatic front-loading washing machine; 6.5 kg capacity
- Warranty: 2 years on product; 10 years on motor
- 6 motion direct drive technology
- Full touch control panel
IFB 6.5 kg Fully-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (TL-RDW 6.5kg Aqua, Ivory White)
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- Fully-automatic top-loading washing machine
- 7 kg capacity
- 8 wash programs
- Water Level: 10
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Whirlpool 8 kg Semi-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (Ace Supersoak 8.0, Coral Purple)
- 2 years Comprehensive warranty and 5 years in prime Movers
- Capacity 8 kg: Suitable for large families
- Super soak - Easy removal of tough dirt by continuous soaking and scrubbing action for 25 minutes with Super Soak Technology
- Lint filter - Allows effective collection of lint so that clothes come out clean and fresh after every wash
- Ace wash station - Now sort, stack and carry your clothes on the machine itself with new ACE Wash station
Whirlpool 6 kg Semi-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (Superb Atom 60I, Tulip Pink)
- 2 years Comprehensive warranty and 2 years in prime Movers
- Capacity 6 kg: Suitable for bachelors and couples
- Smart Scrub Station - Now stand tall and scrub without the painful bending, while the flow back design allows water and detergent to flow back into the wash tub
- Water proof panel - The control panel is smartly designed to be protected from water seeping inside
- 66L Large wash tub - The Large wash tub with the Deep wash 66l system, washes with the highest volume of water (66l). Clothes now move freely giving the best dirt removal
Whirlpool 6.5 kg Fully-Automatic Top Loading Washing Machine (Whitemagic Premier 6.5, Grey)
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- Whitemagic premier 6.5 - Grey
- 10 Year warranty on motor and prime mover
- 6th Sense 1-2-3 Technology
- Power Scrub Technology - The unique agipeller design provides 3 surfaces to scrub your clothes to give you whitest whites in any condition
- 12 Wash Programs for different types of loads
Washing Machines buying guide
We shall now at the various features you usually encounter when you step into the market to buy a washing machine. This buying guide can help clear all your doubts on the matter.
Semi-Automatic vs Fully Automatic Washing Machines
What does the word 'Automatic' signify?
When we use the word 'Automatic' in context with the washing machine, we infer that the machine not only washes the clothes but also extracts the water from them after the washing process is over.
The fully automatic machine has a program that takes care of all aspects of washing, spinning and drying.
In the semi-automatic machines, you have to transfer the clothes manually to the spin tub after the washing cycle is over. Thus, you find the semi-automatic machines having two tubs. Otherwise, the mechanism, as well as energy consumption features, are more or less the same.
Front Load vs Top Load Washing Machines
You must have heard these names many times when you refer to washing machines. The differentiation is very simple. As the name suggests, the front load machines entail loading of the clothes from the front portion.
In the top load machines, you load clothes into the washing drum from the top. Usually, you find people from the Western countries preferring the front load machines whereas Indian people prefer the top loading ones.
The front loading machines are fully automatic machines whereas you have semi-automatic machines in the top load machines in addition to the fully automatic ones.
One has to concede that the front load machines use less water in comparison to the top load ones.This is because you need lots of water to soak the clothes. The front loading machines work with a tumbling action thereby requiring less amount of water for soaking purposes. However, the front load machines have longer cycles when you compare them with the top load machines.
Coming to the question of consumption of electricity, you will find that the front load machines consume more electricity for the simple reason that they have more cycles. This is in spite of the front loading machines consuming less water and therefore less energy for drying of clothes.
These front loading machines have a hot water cycle to clean clothes. They make use of a dryer as well. As there is less water consumption, the drying of the clothes is more efficient. The dryer cycles are shorter thereby they use less power in the dryer cycle as compared to the top load machines. However, overall, the front load machines consume more electricity.
Washing machines Technologies
You have just seen the main features of the washing machines. Let us no look at the different technologies in use.
Inverter Technology
This technology is a revolutionary one capable of saving power especially when you feel the need to use a motor.
Inverter Technology enables the machines to run at a speed optimum to the load.
In the normal course, your washing machine has a motor that is capable of running at a fixed load. Hence, it performs at the optimum level only when you have this particular load.
However, in the case of the Inverter technology, you have the machine running at variable speeds that is optimum for the load you have at a particular time.
Tackling hard water
India has this problem of having to use hard water for washing purposes. The problem with hard water is that it becomes difficult to dissolve the detergents in it.
Secondly, you also end up with deposits of salt around the drum and supply pipes resulting in choking them. Therefore, you find Indian washing machine manufacturers employing innovative techniques to deal with this issue.
Whirlpool has a specific 'Hard Water' option in its latest semi-automatic machine series, Ace. This option allows eliminating dirt from the clothes even when the water is hard.
Maytag has introduced this technology in its front-loading machines whereby these machines adjust its performance depending on the hardness of the water.
Final thoughts- Washing Machines
Washing machines are no longer luxury appliances. They have become an essential member of any household today.
This explains why people go to great lengths to understand the technologies used in washing machines today. This article can help you a great deal in this regard.
You have just gone through the buying guide as well as the features of the best washing machines in India. The advantage of this segment is that you have a huge variety at your disposal.
If you have any queries regarding washing machine selection, post them in the comments section below and we will try to answer them.
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text: Raising Kids Activities Print Free and Almost Free Summer Movies 2020 Where Your Kids Can See Free Summer Movies By Stacy Fisher facebook twitter linkedin Stacy Fisher is the former freebies writer for The Balance. She has over 18 years experience in teaching and writing about personal finance. Learn about our editorial policy Stacy Fisher Updated on June 11, 2019 More in Raising Kids Activities Celebrations Gear and Products Technology Cheap and free summer movies for 2020 are starting to come in. Check back often for more updates! Free and almost free summer movies are a great way to keep the kids entertained and occupied for a while. After all, when the weather gets hot sometimes the best escape can be a cold movie theater. Be sure to read all the details for the theater near you where you'd like to catch a summer movie. All of them run their free and cheap summer movie programs a little differently. Regal's Summer Movie Express 2020 Britt Reints/Flickr Regal movie theaters (as well as United Artists and Edwards theaters) are showing almost free summer movies for kids June through August in 2020. Showtimes are 10:00 a.m. every Tuesday and Wednesday and cost $1. There's a full listing of Regal's summer movies for kids so you can plan out which ones you want to see. Cinemark's Summer Movie Clubhouse 2020 inazakira/Filckr During the months of June, July, and August, Cinemark will be showing cheap summer movies that the kids will love. Tickets are $1 per show or $5 for all ten movies. You'll want to check with your local Cinemark to find out which days and times the movies are playing. Cinemark Summer Movie Clubhouse 2020 will show G and PG movies including: Petter RabbitDr. Suess' The GrinchHow to Train Your DragonSmallfootKung Fu Panda The LEGO MovieThe SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of WaterSherlock GnomesHotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationDespicable Me 3 AMC's Summer Movie Camp 2020 m01229/Flickr AMC movie theaters are showing some cheap summer movies this year for kids and families. The tickets are $4 per child, which may sound steep, but in addition to the ticket, they'll get a kid's popcorn, fountain drink, and FrootiTooti fruit snacks. The movies are on Wednesday mornings at 10:00 a.m. starting in June. Scroll to the bottom of the AMC Summer Movie Camp webpage and for a list of participating theaters. Click on the theater for the movie schedule. Movies showing this summer include: TrollsThe LEGO Movie 2: The Second PartHotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationPeter RabbitTeen Titans Go! To the MoviesWonder ParkSmallfootHow to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldThe House With a Clock In Its Walls Harkins Theatres Summer Movie Fun 2020 Paul L. McCord Jr./Flickr Harkins movie theatres are showing cheaps kids movies this summer for 10 weeks at less than $1 per film price, for their annual summer movie fun program. Day and time of the summer movies depend on your specific location but they start around the end of May to the beginning of June. Contact your local theater for specific location details. Here's what's playing this summer: Happy FeetHow to Train Your Dragons: The Hidden WorldDespicable Me 2Hotel Transvalnyia 3: Summer VacationSmall FootThe Lego Movie 2: The Second PartSherlock GnomesTrollsPenguins of MadagascarShrek Classic Cinemas' Wednesday Morning Movie Series 2020 Jeff Mendelson / EyeEm/Getty Images Classic Cinemas is having their annual Wednesday morning movie series this summer June 5 - August 7. Admission is $1 and the movie starts at 10:00 a.m. Wednesday mornings. Doors open at 9:00 a.m. and there will be characters, games, and activities. If you have a group of 15 or more you can make a group reservation to ensure your spot. June 5: Sgt. Stubby: An American HeroJune 12: TrollsJune 19: Teen Titans Go! To the MoviesJune 26: SmallfootJuly 3: Dr. Seuss' The LoraxJuly 10: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationJuly 17: The Lego Movie 2: The Second PartJuly 24: Dr. Suess' The GrinchJuly 31: Surprise Movie 1August 7: Surprise Movie 2 Cheap Summer Movies for Kids at Metropolitan Theaters 2020 altrendo images / Getty Images Metropolitan Theatres is having a summer kids film series on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, or just Wednesdays depending on your location, June 11 - August 13, 2019. Admission is $2 and all shows are at 10:00 a.m. Here's the schedule: June 11: The Secret Life of PetsJune 18: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationJune 25: Peter RabbitJuly 2: Rise of the GuardiansJuly 9: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldJuly 16: Cloudy With a Chance of Meatballs 2July 23: Dr. Suess' The GrinchJuly 30: MinionsAugust 6: SmallfootAugust 13: Sing Ultra Star Cinemas Kids' Summer Series 2020 Celia Peterson/Getty Images For $1 you can see a movie at Ultra Star Cinemas this summer. They play Monday through Friday at 9:30 a.m. Days and movies that are available vary from theater to theater. Check with your local theater for the most recent movie schedule. Here are the movies that they'll be playing this summer: Week 1: Smurfs: The Lost VillageWeek 2: The Boss BabyWeek 3: The Lego Ninjago MovieWeek 4: Despicable Me 3Week 5: SingWeek 6: FerdinandWeek 7: The Emoji MovieWeek 8: Captain Underpants: The First Epic MovieWeek 9: Paddington 2Week 10: Kubo & The Two Strings Megaplex Theaters 2020 Kids Summer Movies Image Studios / Getty Images Megaplex Theatres are showing cheap summer movies for kids and it will only cost you $10 for a pass that will get you into all 10 movies. You can also choose to buy individual tickets for $1.50 each. The movies start the end of May and wrap up in August. You'll need to check with your favorite Megaplex location for the schedule of movie times. Movies that they're showing this year include: Week 1: Small FootWeek 2: Paddington 2Week 3: Teen Titans Go! to the MoviesWeek 4: The Iron GiantWeek 5: Peter RabbitWeek 6: Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationWeek 7: Sherlock GnomesWeek 8: The Lego Movie 2: The Second PartWeek 9: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldWeek 10: Wonder Park Phoenix Big Cinemas Free Summer Movies 2020 Image Studios/UpperCut Images/Getty Images Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday mornings this summer you can visit Phoenix Big Cinemas to watch free summer movies for kids as well as the entire family. There's a huge list of G and PG-rated movies playing this year at Phoenix Big Cinemas and you'll need to check with your local Phoenix Big Cinema for the location-specific schedule. Here's what's playing: SmallfootThe Log MovieTeen Titans Go! To the MoviesCurious GeorgeShrekPuss in BootsSmurfs: The Lost VillageThe Emoji MoviePeter RabbitTrollsThe LoraxDespicable MeDespicable Me 2 Despicable Me 3MinionsCaptain Underpants: The First Epic MovieSingThe Secret Life of PetsHotel Transylvania 3: Summer VacationHow to Train Your Dragons: The Hidden WorldThe Emoji Movie Cobb Theaters Kids Free Summer Movies 2020 Josh Hallett/Flickr Cobb Theaters also has a free summer movie program at many of their locations running June through the beginning of August. The movies start at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursdays. The free summer movies for 2020 include Smallfoot, Dr. Suess' The Grinch, Teen Titans Go! To The Movies, Penguins of Madagascar, Paddington 2, Curious George, Hotel Transylvania 3, Peter Rabbit, Emjoi Move, Madagascar, Smurfs: The Lost Village, Home, Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Minions, How to Train Your Dragon: Hidden World, and Captain Underpants. You'll need to first select the Cobb Theater near you, and then the "Free Summer Kids Shows" link to the left to view the schedule. Paragon Theaters Free Summer Movies 2020 Bob B. Brown/Flickr Paragon Theaters will have free summer movies at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays, running from June 11 through August 8, 2019. These are the free movies available this year. Seating is first come, first served. Here's what they'll be playing this summer: June 11, 12, 13: The House with a Clock in its WallsJune 18, 19, 20: Dr. Suess' the GrinchJune 25, 26, 27: TrollsJuly 9, 10, 11: ShrekJuly 16, 17, 18: Despicable MeJuly 23, 24, 25: SingJuly 30, 31, August 1: Penguins of MadagascarAugust 6, 7, 8: Captain Underpants Georgia Theatre Company's Summer Kid Show Series 2020 Santiago Urquijo/Getty Images Georgia Theatre Company is showing their summer kid show series again this year from June 4 to July 25. Doors open at 9:15 a.m. and shows start at 10:00 a.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Admission is $1.50, drinks are $1.50, and popcorn is $1.50. The series includes the following movies: June 4 & 6: Small FootJune 11 & 13: Peter RabbitJune 18 & 20: Early ManJune 25 & 27: Paddington 2July 2 & 4: Sherlock GnomesJuly 9 & 11: The Lego Movie 2July 16 & 18: How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden WorldJuly 23 & 25: Wonder Park Bow Tie Cinemas Free Kids Summer Film Series 2020 Mike Mozart/Flickr You'll be able to see some great free summer movies for starting June 25 at Bow Tie Cinemas. Find out which movies and locations are available by clicking the link above. Cinemaworld Summer KidFest! Free Summer Movies 2020 Nicholas Eckhart/Flickr The free summer movies at Cinemaworld are shown each day, starting in June and ending in July. The movies are completely free for kids but adults will have to pay $2 or donate to a charity in exchange for admission. Showcase Cinemas Bookworm Wednesdays Free Summer Movies 2020 andresr/Getty Images At Showcase Cinemas Bookworm Wednesdays, kids are going to have to do a little bit of work to get to see their free summer movies. Kids who complete a book report over a book they've read can get into a free kid's movie. Accompanying adults are free as well as children 6 and under. Flagship Cinemas 2020 Free Summer Movies PeopleImages / Getty Images Through Flagship Cinemas' Camp Flagship program, kids can watch free summer movies three times a week, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 10:00 a.m. from June 25 through August 7. The free movies include kid and family movies with a rating of G or PG. Be sure to visit your nearest Flagship Cinema's webpage to view the detailed schedule for the free summer movies. Marquee Cinemas Kid's Summer Movie Series Free Summer Movies 2018 Image Source / Getty Images Marquee Cinemas will be showing free summer movies all summer long. 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Based on insights from image portals and social media, we uncovered that there is a rise in female photographers. Stereotypically we tend to relate photography as a male oriented activity. We saw an opening for the brand : bring photography closer to our increasing female market via the GX1 – the upcoming mirrorless camera in the Lumix digital camera collection. And so the Photonista campaign was created.!
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Saturday, September 2nd to Saturday, October 7th
Gerhard Hofland is proud to present the solo exhibition The Good Machines with new paintings by Dimitar Genchev. This exhibition is Genchev's third solo exhibition with the gallery, following SWEET PEA in 2015 and his debut Nostalgia from 2013.
The paintings of Dimitar Genchev are obscure and hyperreal at the same time. By altering real-life observations through a wide range of refined painting techniques, shifting of color, composition, and by applying various effects such as depth-of-field, the artist elevates seemingly despicable and ordinary scenes into poetic, timeless images. As a virtuously skilled figurative painter, Genchev transforms the flat surface of his paintings into almost tangible, three-dimensional environments that are as wondrous as they are a testimony to the artist's abilities with his medium.
For The Good Machines, Genchev visited a series of abandoned heavy industry complexes in the cities of Sofia and Plovdiv, Bulgaria. By mixing selfmade photographs of these vacant industrial interiors with seemingly random elements and coloration, the artist depicts the ruins of communist Bulgaria, while simultaneously reflecting on the apparent beauty of these deserted scenes and the exposure of seemingly untouchable materials to the passage of time.
Dimitar Genchev (1985, BG) lives and works in Bulgaria and Amsterdam. He studied at the National Academy of Arts in Sofia, BG, the Utrecht School of the Arts (HKU) and was a resident at the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. His works have been exhibited at Sofia City Art Gallery, Sofia, De Artillerie, Platform for young professional artists, Utrecht, and Arti et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, among many other spaces. In 2016, Genchev's works were selected by curator Noor Mertens for the Prospects & Concepts section of Art Rotterdam.
Dimitar Genchev – The Good Machines
7 September – 7 October 2017
Opening Preview: Saturday, 2 September 17:00 – 19:00 hours
Alongside this exhibition a catalogue will be published looking back on the body of work of Dimitar Genchev. Both this exhibition and publication are made possible with the kind support of the Mondriaan Fund.
Dimitar Genchev
Hogeschool voor de Kunsten Utrecht, NL
Ecole des Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg, FR
2004 – 2008
National Academy of Arts, Sofia, BG (BA painting)
2000 – 2004
Fine Arts High School "Tsanko Lavrenov", Plovdiv, BG
Rijksakademie van beeldende kunsten/ Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science
Fellowships and stipends
2016 – 2017
Project Investment for Artists, Mondriaan Fund
Contribution for Emerging Artists, Mondriaan Fund
Machteld Vos en Willem Sijthoff
Societe Generale Expressbank Sofia, BG
Socrates/Erazmus, exchange student program, one semester of education in Ecole des Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg, FR2012
Buning Brongersprijs 2012
Grand prize, Competition for the awards of St. Cyril and St. Methodius International Foundation, Sofia, BG
Grand prize, Competition for the awards of Societe Generale Expressbank, Sofia, BG
Encouraging award by "The Drawing", organized by National Academy of Arts, Sofia, BG
Romfeya Gallery, Plovdiv, BG, Encouraging award
Solo exhibitions
The Good Machines, Gerhard Hofland Gallery, Amsterdam
Artillerie gallery, Platform for young professional artists, Utrecht, NLGroup exhibitions
Prospects & Concepts, cur. by Noor Mertens, Art Rotterdam, Rotterdam
Art et Amicitiae, Amsterdam, NL, 'Buning Brongerprijzen 2012'
SHORTLIST 2008, Exhibition of the artists nominated for the Gaudenz B. Ruf AWARD for New Bulgarian Art, Sofia City Art Gallery, Sofia, BG
BA's exhibition of the graduated bachelors in the National Academy of Arts, Sofia, "Shipka 6" gallery, competition for the awards of Societe Generale Express Bank, Sofia, BG
'Close Distance' – Union of Bulgarian artists , Shipka 6 Gallery, Sofia, BG
'Bazzar', Ecole des Arts Decoratifs de Strasbourg, FR (exhibition of foreign students)
4th International youth triennal of contemporary art, Istanbul, TR
Youth Center Sofia, BG
National Fair of Arts, Plovdiv, BG


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Looking for an all-around basketball shoe? Start saving some bucks because the Jordan Flight 23 is about to soar again, and it will make waves with arguably its best edition.
The Jordan Flight 23 will come out in Light Graphite/White-Black colourway and it will feature a grey nubuck upper part with black trim and toe rand, and enhanced with a visible air unit in the heel. The stunning low-cut shoe resembles the element of almost all the famous Jordan sneakers especially when it comes to quality and dependability.
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