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Singing Soul Gallery featured Artists
About Amanda AverilloAs an artist and Tutor I have experimented with most forms of Printmaking and now find myself working mainly with the Mono printing technique. It is a painterly method whereby the image is made on acetate sheets and printed in layers onto dampened paper. This enables me to express myself by scraping, drawing and dropping solvents into the ink while it is wet on the slippery plastic, helping me to create images with light and atmosphere. Therefore each print is unique as once printed there is little or no ink left on the acetate sheet. As a keen photographer I often go out and 'look' for an image or pick a time when the light is inspiring at the seashore or in the countryside. Other times things just happen that make wonderful images and if I'm lucky enough to have my camera to hand then I click the shutter. The photograph is just the starting point though and I don't follow it literally, preferring to loosen things up with mark making and colour and always aiming to capture the 'light'. Please contact the gallery for available work by this artist
Website for Amanda Averillo
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Current Artists
Janet Allen
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Marie Prett
Marie's interest in the human and animal form has been there from her earliest memories of drawing and painting. It has lasted through six years of art education where every design project was given a figurative twist however 'functional' the intention.Please contact the gallery for available work by this artist
Paul Young
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Learn about the Singing Soul Gallery Cranbrook Kent and Marie Prett. The history and facts about Cranbrook's finest gallery and how its success has seen it through the recessions
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Counties served: Denver; Adams
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Counties served: Deschutes
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260 Broadway, 2nd Floor, Newark NJ 07104
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Counties served: Webb
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Counties served: Shawnee
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Counties served: Delaware
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Counties served: White Earth Band of Chippewa Tribe
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2645 N. 3rd Street, Harrisburg PA 17110
Counties served: Dauphin, Franklin, Lebanon, Cumberland and Perry
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275 Beck Avenue, Fairfield CA 94533
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280 South Decatur Boulevard, Las Vegas NV 89107
Counties served: Clark
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Counties served: Hillsborough
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281 Sawer Dr., Suite 201, Durango, CO 81303
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Counties served: McLennan
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300 South Dargan Street, Florence SC 29506
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Counties Served: Potter; Randall
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Counties Served: Missoula
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Counties Served: Hill
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32 Ford Avenue, Milltown NJ 08850
Counties served: Middlesex; Somerset
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320 W. 2nd Street 7 West, Duluth MN 55802
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Phone: 812-353-3200
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3450 N. Broadway, Boulder CO 80304
Counties served: Boulder
Public Health Solutions (Staten Island NFP)
350 St. Marks Place, 5th Floor, Staten Island NY 10301
Counties Served: Staten Island
Phone: 718-313-1800
NFP LA Capital Area Human Services District
353 N. 12th Street, Baton Rouge LA 70802
Parishes served: Ascension, East Baton Rouge, East Point Coupee, Feliciana, Iberville, West Baton Rouge, West Feliciana
Spartanburg Regional Hospital NFP
358B Serpentine Drive, Spartanburg SC 29303
Counties served: Spartanburg; Union; Cherokee
Lincoln County NFP
36 SW Nye Street, Newport OR 97365
Counties served: Lincoln
Intermountain NFP
360 Peak One Drive, Suite 230, Frisco CO 80443
Counties served: Summit; Clear Creek; Gilpin; Lake; Chaffee; Park; Grand
San Diego North Coastal NFP
3609 Ocean Ranch Boulevard, Suite 104, Oceanside CA 92056
Counties served: San Diego
Tacoma-Pierce County NFP
3629 South D Street, Tacoma WA 98407
Counties served: Pierce
San Diego NFP - E. Region
367 North Magnolia Avenue, Suite 101, El Cajon 92020 CA
Counties served: San Diego
Salt Lake County Health Department
3690 Main Street, Salt Lake City UT 84115
Counties Served: Salt Lake County
Nassau NFP - Visiting Nurse Service of New York
375 N Broadway, Suite 101 Jericho, NY 11753
Counties served: Nassau
Providence Nurse-Family Partnership
3760 Piper St., Ste 1080, Anchorage AK 99508
Counties served: Anchorage, Mat-Su Valley
Yakima NFP
3801 Kern Road, Yakima WA 98902
Counties served: Yakima
Goodwill of Central and Southern NFP
385 E. 84th Dr. Merrillville, IN 46410
Counties served: Lake
PCHD Nurse-Family Partnership
3950 S Country Club Road Suite 100, Tucson AZ 85714
Counties served: Pima
Buncombe County NFP
40 Coxe Avenue, Asheville NC 28806
Counties served: Buncombe
Nurse-Family Partnership LA Region 6 SELAHEC
400 Murray Street, Suite 200, Alexandria, LA 71301
Parishes served: Rapides, Grant
Building Blocks of Missouri-St. Louis Region NFP
4000 Jennings Station Road, St. Louis MO 63121
Counties served: St. Louis
Family Visitor Programs NFP
401 West 23rd Street, Suite 204, Glenwood Springs CO 81601
Counties served: Eagle; Garfield; Pitkin
Nurse-Family Partnership of Missouri Valley
403 Burlington St SE, Mandan, ND 58554
Counties served: Burleigh, Grant, Mercer, Morton, Oliver, Sioux
Nurse-Family Partnership of Eastern Connecticut
403 North Frontage Road, Waterford CT 06385-4349
Counties served: New London; Middlesex
4041 N Central Ave, Phoenix AZ 85012-3314
Counties served: Maricopa County
Riverside County NFP
4065 County Circle Drive, Riverside CA 92503
Counties served: Riverside
Geisinger Clinic Nurse-Family Partnership
410 Glenn Avenue, Bloomsburg PA 17815
Counties served: Columbia; Montour; Northumberland; Snyder; Union; Luzerne
Thurston County NFP
412 Lilly Road NE, Olympia WA 98506
Counties served: Thurston, Lewis, Mason
Yamhill County Nurse-Family Partnership
412 Northeast Ford Street, McMinnville, OR 97128, USA
Counties Served: Yamhill
Phone: 503-434-7523
Email: email@example.com
Nutaqsiivik - NFP
4160 Tudor Centre Drive, Anchorage AK 99508
Counties served: Anchorage/ Mat-Su Valley
NFP LSU Health Sciences Center Shreveport
4215 Linwood Avenue, Shreveport LA 71108
Parishes served: Bossier, Caddo, De Soto and Webster
Bossier and Caddo
Public Health - Seattle and King County NFP - Columbia Team
440 37th Avenue S, Seattle WA 98118
South Dakota Bright Start NFP-Sioux Falls
4402 E 3rd St., Sioux Falls SD 57104
Counties served: Minnehaha; Lincoln
Port Arthur Health Department NFP Program
449 Austin Avenue, Port Arthur TX 77640
Counties served: Chambers, Hardin, Jefferson, Orange
Nurse-Family Partnership of Robeson County
460 Country Club Road, Lumberton NC 28356
Counties served: Robeson, Columbus
United Way Coastal Bend NFP
4659 Everhart Road, Corpus Christi TX 78411
Counties Served: Nueces; San Patricio
Wyoming NFP - Casper-Natrona County
475 South Spruce Street, Casper, WY, United States
Counties served: Casper-Natrona
Healthy Start Coalition of Orange County
475 Story Road, Suite 1, Ocoee FL 34761
Counties served: Orange
Beth-El Nurse-Family Partnership
4863 North Nevada Avenue, #222, Colorado Springs CO 80918
Counties served: El Paso; Teller
Nurse-Family Partnership First 5 Permian Basin
4901 E. University, Odessa TX 79762
Counties served: Ector; Midland
Le Bonheur Nurse-Family Partnership
50 Peabody Pl., 4th Floor, Memphis TN 38103
Counties served: Shelby
Children's Friend Nurse-Family Partnership
500 Prospect Street, Pawtucket RI 02860
Counties served: Providence; Kent; Newport
Onondaga County NFP
501 East Fayette Street, Syracuse NY 13202
Counties served: Onondaga
Home Nursing Agency NFP
501 Howard Ave., Ste. B110, Altoona PA 16601
Counties served: Blair; Huntingdon; Centre; Cambria; Clearfield; Jefferson; Somerset
Sauk County NFP
505 Broadway Street, Baraboo WI 53913
Counties Served: Sauk
San Diego North Central NFP
5055 Ruffin Rd, San Diego CA 92123
Counties served: San Diego
San Diego Central NFP
5202 University Avenue, San Diego CA 92105-2268
Counties served: San Diego
NFP of Lancaster County
527 North Lime Street, Lancaster PA 17538
Counties served: Lancaster
Humboldt County Nurse-Family Partnership
529 I Street, Eureka CA 95501
Counties served: Humboldt, Del Norte
Ingham County Health Dept Nurse-Family Partnership
5303 S. Cedar Street, Lansing MI 48909
Counties served: Ingham
Southern New Jersey Tri-County NFP
531 Ellis Street, Glassboro NJ 08028
Counties served: Gloucester; Salem; Cumberland; Atlantic; Cape May
Early Childhood Services-Multnomah NFP - Northeast team
5329 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Portland OR 97211
Counties served: Multnomah
Eagle County NFP
551 Broadway, PO Box 660, Eagle CO 81631
Counties served: Eagle
Otter Tail Becker Nurse-Family Partnership
560 West Fir, Fergus Falls MN 56537
Counties served: Otter Tail; Becker
Contra Costa Nurse-Family Partnership
597 Center Avenue, Suite 365, Martinez CA 94553
Counties served: Contra Costa
Early Childhood Services - Multnomah NFP - East Team
600 NE 8th Ave Gresham OR 97030
Counties served: Multnomah
Early Childhood Services - Multnomah NFP - HBI Team
600 NE 8th St, Rm 220 Gresham, OR 97030
Counties served: Multnomah Phone: 503-988-3520 Email: email@example.com
Nurse-Family Partnership LA Region 3 OPH
600 Polk St, Houma LA 70360
Parishes served: Assumption; Lafourche; Terrebonne; St. James, St. John, St. Charles, St. Mary Phone: 985-857-3601 Email: email@example.com email@example.com email@example.com
NFP Los Angeles
600 South Commonwealth, #800, Los Angeles CA 90005
Counties served: Los Angeles
Care Ring NFP
601 E 5th Street, Charlotte NC 28202
Counties served: Mecklenburg
Nurse-Family Partnership of Chester County
601 Westtown Road, West Chester PA 19380
Counties served: Chester
Northeast Tennessee NFP
603 Bert Street, Johnson City 37601
Counties served: Carter; Greene; Hancock; Hawkins; Johnson; Sullivan; Unicoi; Washington
Nurse-Family Partnership of Erie County
606 West Second Street, Erie PA 16507
Counties served: Erie
Wyoming NFP - Albany County
609 S 2nd St, Laramie, WY 82070, United States
Counties served: Albany
VNA Genesis Nurse-Family Partnership
611 North 2nd St, Clinton IA 52732
Counties served: Clinton; Scott; Jackson
Carle Healthy Beginnings NFP
611 W Park St, Urbana, IL, United States
Counties served: Champaign, Urbana
Goodwill of Central and Southern NFP
615 North 18th Street, Lafayette, IN 47904, United States
Counties served: Carroll, Clinton, Howard, Montgomery, Tippecanoe, Tipton and White
Jefferson County NFP
615 Sheridan, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Counties served: Jefferson
Tri-County NFP
6162 S Willow Dr, Suite 100, Greenwood Village CO 80111
Counties served: Adams; Arapahoe; Douglas
NFP in Baltimore City
620 N. Caroline Street, Baltimore MD 21205
Counties served: City of Baltimore
Nurse-Family Partnership at Any Baby Can
6207 Sheridan Drive, Austin TX 78723
Counties served: Bastrop, Hays, Travis, Williamson
Sonoma County Nurse-Family Partnership
625 5th Street, Santa Rosa CA 95404
Counties served: Sonoma
Goodwill of Central and Southern NFP
630 Nichol Avenue, Room 26, Anderson, IN 46016
Counties served: Blackford, Delaware, Grant, Henry, Madison, Randolph and Wayne
Texas Children's Health Plan NFP
6330 West Loop South, Suite 800, Bellaire, TX 77401
Counties served: Harris; Fort Bend
Northeast Florida NFP Team
644 Cesery Blvd., Suite 210, Jacksonville FL 32211
Counties served: Duval, Clay County
Nurse-Family Partnership Jefferson County CO
645 Parfet Street, Lakewood CO 80215
Counties served: Jefferson; Broomfield
San Diego North Inland NFP
649 W. Mission Avenue, Suite 2, Escondido CA 92025
Counties served: San Diego
Healthy Start Coalition – Nurse-Family Partnership Highlands
650 East Davidson Street, Bartow, FL 33830, USA
Phone: 863-534-9224
Columbus Nurse-Family Partnership
655 East Livingston Avenue, Columbus OH 43205
Counties served: Franklin
Nurse-Family Partnership at New Milford VNA
68 Park Lane Rd, New Milford, CT 06776, USA
Cities served: Bantam, Bethel, Bridgewater, Brookfield, Danbury, Kent, Litchfield, New Fairfield, New Hartford, New Milford, Roxbury, Sharon, Sherman, Southbury, Torrington, Warren, Washington, Waterbury, Wolcott, Thomaston
Phone: 860-488-5115
San Diego NFP - S. Region
690 Oxford Street, Chula Vista CA 91911
Counties served: San Diego
Western New York Nurse-Family Partnership
7 North Erie Street, Mayville, NY 14757
Counties served: Chautauqua
Kent County NFP
700 Fuller Avenue NE, Grand Rapids MI 49503
Counties served: Kent
Skagit County NFP
700 South 2nd Street, Mount Vernon WA 98273
Counties served: Skagit
First Steps-NFP
705 Courthouse Square, St. Cloud MN 56303
Counties served: Stearns, Benton
Benton-Franklin Nurse-Family Partnership
7102 W. Okanogan Place, Kennewick WA 99336
Counties served: Franklin and Benton
Clay Wilkin Nurse-Family Partnership
714 North 11th Street, Moorhead MN 56560
Counties served: Clay; Wilkin, Norman, Mahnomen, Polk
Western Wisconsin NFP Consortium
720 Second Avenue, Eau Claire WI 54703
Counties served: Eau Claire; Chippewa; Dunn
Mahoning County Nurse-Family Partnership
7320 N Palmyra Rd, Canfield, OH 44406, USA
Counties served: Mahoning County
Northwest Colorado NFP
745 Russell Street, Craig CO 81625
Counties served: Moffat; Jackson; Rio Blanco; Routt
Woodhull Hospital NFP - NYC DOHMH
760 Broadway, Room 6-200, Brooklyn NY 11206
Counties served: Kings
Brooklyn NFP-SCO Family of Services
774 Saratoga Avenue, 2nd Floor, Brooklyn NY 11212
Counties Served: Kings
Phone: 718-257-7208
Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
SD Bright Start NFP Rural Team
79 3rd Street SE, Huron SD 57350-2015
Counties Served:Beadle; Day; Marshall; Roberts; Huges; Lyman; Stanley
Nurse-Family Partnership of Forsyth County
799 Highland Avenue, Winston-Salem NC 27101
Counties served: Forsyth
Cayuga County Nurse-Family Partnership
8 Dill Street, Auburn NY 13021
Counties served: Cayuga
Palm Beach County NFP
800 Clematis Street, West Palm Beach FL 33401
Counties served: Palm Beach
Houston Department of Health Human Services NFP
8000 North Stadium Drive, Houston TX 77054
Counties served: Harris
Nurse-Family Partnership of Allegheny County
807 Wallace Street, 4th Floor, Pittsburgh PA 15221
Counties served: Allegheny
Camden County NFP
808 Market Street, 2nd floor, Camden NJ 08102
Counties served: Camden, Burlington
Children and Families First NFP
809 North Washington Street, Wilmington, DE, USA, 19801
Counties served: New Castle; Kent; Sussex
NFP at Baylor Teen Health Clinics
8111 Lawn Street, Houston TX 77088
Counties served: Harris
Nurse-Family Partnership of Wyoming County
819 Hunter Highway, Suite 1, Tunkhannock PA 18657
Counties served: Wyoming & Sullivan
VNA of Pottawattamie Nurse-Family Partnership
822 South Main Street, Suite 102, Council Bluffs IA 51503
Counties served: Pottawattamie
Nurse-Family Partnership LA Region 4 OPH
825 Kaliste Saloom Road, Lafayette, LA, United States
Parishes served: Acadia; Iberia; Lafayette; St. Martin; Vermilion Phone: 337-262-1772
Fairfax County Nurse-Family Partnership
8350 Richmond Highway, Suite # 233, Alexandria, VA 22309
Counties served: Fairfax
Parkland Health and Hospital System NFP
8435 North Stemmons Fwy, Suite 470, Dallas, TX 75247
Counties served: Dallas
Panhandle Nurse-Family Partnership
8500 N. Atlas Road, Hayden ID 83835
Counties served: Kootenai; Shoshone; Bonner; Boundary; Benewah
Nurse-Family Partnership Kenosha County
8600 Sheridan Road, Ste. 600, Kenosha WI 53143
Counties served: Kenosha
Pinellas Nurse-Family Partnership
8751 Ulmerton Road, Largo, FL 33771, United States
Counties served: Pinellas
Jamaica Queens NFP-NYC DOHMH
90-27 Parsons Boulevard, Jamaica Annex Building, 1st Floor, Jamaica NY 11432
Counties served: Queens
ADH Nurse-Family Partnership
901 North Seventh Street West Memphis, AR 72301
Counties served: St. Francis, Mississippi, Crittenden, Phillips, Lee, Monroe, Jefferson Phone: 870-732-7990 Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
NFP at University Health System
903 W. Martin St., San Antonio, TX 78207
Counties served: Bexar
Kanabec-Pine Nurse-Family Partnership Program
905 East Forest Avenue, Mora MN 55051
Counties served: Kanabec; Pine
Nurse-Family Partnership Alliance Miami-Dade
9064 N.W. 13th Terrace, Doral FL 33172
Counties served: Miami-Dade
SD Bright Start NFP
909 East Patrick Street, Rapid City SD 57701
Counties served: Pennington; Meade; Beadle, Butte, Day, Hughes, Lawrence, Lyman, Marshall, Roberts, Stanley
Guthrie Towanda Memorial Hospital
91 Hospital Drive, Towanda PA 18848
Counties served: Bradford; Sullivan; Tioga
Stanislaus NFP
917 Oakdale Road, Modesto, CA 95355
Counties served: Stanislaus
Fond du Lac Nurse-Family Partnership
927 Trettel Lane, Cloquet MN 55720
Counties served: Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Tribe
Denver Health NFP
938 Bannock St, Denver CO 80204
Counties served: Denver
Sacramento NFP
9616 Micron Ave, Sacramento CA 95827-2604
Counties served: Sacramento
Houston County Nurse-Family Partnership
98 Cohen Walker Drive, Warner Robins GA 31088
Counties served: Houston
Gaston County Nurse-Family Partnership
991 West Hudson Blvd., Gastonia NC 28052
Counties served: Gaston
Nurse-Family Partnership of Montana
Butte-Silver Bow Health Department, 25 W. Front Street, Butte MT 59701
Counties Served: Silverbow
Nurse-Family Partnership LA Region 6 OPH
Catahoula Parish Health Unit, 200 Third Street, Jonesville LA 71343
Parishes served: Catahoula; Avoyelles; Vernon; Winn; La Salle; Concordia
Starfish Integrated Nurse-Family Partnership
Detroit, MI, USA
Counties served: Wayne (City of Detroit only)
Western Tidewater Health District NFP Program
District Headquarters 135 Hall Street, Suffolk VA 23434
Cities served: Franklin City; Suffolk City
Virgin Islands Nurse-Family Partnership
ElaineCo Building, 3rd Floor, St. Thomas USVI 00802
Counties served: St. Thomas; St. John
Harlem Hospital NFP – NYC DOHMH
Koontz Pavilion 15 West 136th Street, Room 618 New York, NY 10037
Counties served: Manhattan
Nurse-Family Partnership of Montana
Lewis and Clark Public Health, 1930 9th Avenue, Helena MT 59601
Counties Served: Lewis & Clark County
Nurse-Family Partnership LA Region 7 OPH
Natchitoches Parish Health Unit, 625 Bienville Circle, Natchitoches LA 71457
Parishes served: Natchitoches; Sabine; Red River; Bienville; Claiborne; Webster
Hurley Medical Center Nurse-Family Partnership
One Hurley Plaza, Flint MI 48503
Counties served: Genesee
Wyoming NFP - Carbon County
P.O. Box 1013, Rawlins WY 82301
Counties served: Carbon
Mesa County NFP
P.O. Box 20,000, 510 ½ Road, Grand Junction CO 81502
Counties served: Mesa Phone: 970-260-2356 (English), 970-250-0740 (Spanish) Email: email@example.com
Pueblo NFP at Pueblo Community Health Center
Park Hill Clinic, 1302 East 5th, Pueblo CO 81001
Counties served: Pueblo; Huerfano
Southwestern Child Development Commission NFP
PO Box 250, Webster NC 28788
Counties served: Jackson, Macon, Haywood, Swain
Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians NFP
PO Box 666, Cherokee NC 28719
Counties served: Qualla Boundary: Swain; Jackson; Heywood; Cherokee; Graham
Community Healthcare Center NFP
PO Box 720, Wichita Falls TX 76307
Counties served: Wichita, Clay, Archer
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Microsoft is debating if it will allow Android apps to run natively on its Windows PCs and Windows Phone, but is it a good idea?
It's still all in planning stages, but it seems as if Microsoft executives are debating if their devices should use native Android apps on the Windows and Windows Phone operating systems, according to The Verge. In order for them to be run natively, there would be some extreme operational changes for Windows, including adding third party software, possibly from BlueStacks or SweetLabs, to enable it to run, ZDNet reported.
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BlueStacks created a Microsoft Surface Pro Windows 8 version of its App Player that lets users download and run any Android app.Still, others say that Microsoft may be wanting to create a "forked" Android operating system, a la Amazon's Kindle Fire, and get rid of Windows altogether.
Microsoft's new move could alienate developers by shifting to Android. Already Windows app developers are struggling, so making their work less valuable would essentially be ending Windows app innovation. And, as ZDNet points out, Microsoft doesn't even let users download legacy Windows apps from its Windows Store, so is it wise to be favoring a new operating system over making its own better?
This is a strategy based on desperation rather than forward thinking. Microsoft doesn't want to lose any more consumers to Android (or iOS) so it's thinking about joining rather than beating Google


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Dr. Martin Schmidt, AVL List
In the development process for hybrid powertrains, a lot of time and money can be saved by using simulation models instead of real vehicle components. The same model can be used to test basic functionalities in the lab and the behavior and impact to the unit under test on real components on engine or powertrain test beds.
MATLAB® and Simulink® enable such simulation models to be designed efficiently and support the code generation to a real-time target system.
This session presents engine starter simulation in hybrid powertrains. A starter simulation model has been developed with MATLAB and Simulink to test the start behavior of the hybrid engine.
In the model development process, AVL ARTE.Lab™ is used. Based on MATLAB, Simulink, and Real-Time Workshop®, AVL ARTE.Lab generates the real-time application. This real-time application is executed on the AVL test bed automation and control system. A generic Model Parameter Editor (MPE) allowing the smooth management of the model parameters at run time is provided. This is achieved by modifying MAT-files created in conjunction with the simulation model. In this way, parameter variations of the starter simulation model can be easily applied. A parameter updater has been created with MATLAB Compiler™ for automated parameter migration and preprocessing; updates of the starter simulation model are automatically considered in the parameters.
The results show the realistic start behavior by using the starter simulation model on a hybrid powertrain test bed. By using MATLAB and Simulink, different starter simulation models can be quickly exchanged, which leads to a shorter time to market.
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Desert European Motorcars Ltd
We are a private very high end automotive dealer with 10 Franchises. We are well extablised and have built an enviable reputation throughout the world for sourcing very desirable and sought after Motor Cars. We specialise in Rolls Royce, Bentley, Aston Martin, Maserati, Lotus, Spyker, Lamborghini, Ferrari, Range Rover, Porsche, Jaguar and Audi amongst others. We are based in Southern california and can ship anywhere worldwide. We pride oursleves in providing easy and informative service to clients who expect the best.
Our target audience are those people who enjoy being special. They appreciate luxury, uniqueness and don't mind paying for service. These people are the movers and shakers who are usually powerful and successful business people who don't have a lot of time to spend researching but want everything made easy. They know a good deal and undertsand the value.. We will plan to send these emails on a weekly basis to new and existing clients.
I am looking for something relatively straightforward. I need an email template ( 1 page size) that we can use to send to people on a regular basis. The template needs to incorporate approx 12 boxes which will have car photographs, 1 for each box. The box also needs to have a text area either by the side of it or underneath it which will allow for approx 50 words which will be a description of the car. Each box also needs to be a link to the same photograph on our website and subsequent photographs that we have there. Although I understand there are limitations to graphic quality/download speed we need good clear images that would typically be no more than 200KB each. I envisage the whole page to be clean, bright and interesting. It will need to incorporate our corporate Identity which can be found at http://www.deserteuropean.com.
The header could be a photograph of our dealership which will be provided.. The bottom can be our address, contact numbers and all ten logos. Open to all ideas here...


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The pomps of butchery, financial power,
Told 'em to die in war, and then to save,
Then cut their saving to the half or lower;
When will this system lie down in its grave?
The pomps of Fleet St., festering year on year,
Hid truth and lied, and lied and hid the facts.
The pimps of Whitehall ever more in fear,
Hid health statistics, dodged the Labour Acts.
All drew their pay, and as the pay grew less,
The money rotten and more rotten yet,
Hid more statistics, more feared to confess
C.3, C.4, 'twere better to forget
How many weak of mind, how much tuberculosis
Filled the back alleys and the back to back houses.
'The medical report this week discloses . . .'
'Time for that question!' Front Bench interposes.
Time for that question? and the time is NOW.
Who ate the profits, and who locked 'em in
The unsafe safe, wherein all rots, and no man can say how
What was the nation's, now by Norman's kin
Is one day blown up large, the next, ducked in?


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Mirror, mirror on the wall...sometimes traditional simplicity wins the day and there is definitely something nicely reassuring about these striking Red & Gold Mirror Crackers. An amusing footnote is that we have to make them wearing white gloves!
They are sold individually either empty or complete with a gift. All crackers come with a hat and a joke.
Scroll down for our gift selection.
For the price of a completed cracker add £2.20 to any of the gifts.
Each completed cracker will arrive clearly labelled with it's contents. All our hats are handmade in-house.
For more detailed photographs of our gifts please go to the shop.
Christmas Gifts
This jolly Clockwork Tin Father Christmas will create instant fun on your festive table.
£4.95 each
Every little girl is a princess on Christmas Day...and let's be honest, the older ones too! This delightful Clockwork Princess comes in three different colour ways.
£2.95 each
You won't be able to cover the house and garden but you will be astonished at how this Magic Snow expands to 100 times its original volume. Simply add water to create your very own amazing White Christmas...and the beauty is, left to dry out you can use it over and over again!
£2.25 each.
This great little chap has a habit of regularly stealing the festive limelight. The Parachute Penguin is the sort of daft nonsense that makes Christmas a lot of fun.
£1.95 each
Like his friend the snowman (below) this Clockwork Santa will love strolling around at Christmas! He also has movable arms.
£2.95 each
This fun Clockwork Christmas Snowman enjoys nothing more than exploring, even has a pipe in the hand of his swinging arm!
£2.95 each
The popular animal version (scroll down further) has been around for a long time but now we have Christmas Tongue Rollers! In four great designs we give these a huge thumbs-up! There was never a cuter way to be a tad rude!
£2.45 each
I grew up in a decade of austerity and no television, so that's my age out of the bag! But as a consequence we had to be incredibly inventive by making our own toys and entertainments, especially around Christmas time. We would have loved these Fairy Tail Finger Puppets. In six magical designs, they are perfect for the child with imagination.
£2.45 each
An extremely smart pair of enamelled penguin cufflinks for the man who takes a pride in finishing touches. A quality festive item.
£4.95 a pair
Who doesn't love a Snow Globe and finally there's one that will fit inside a cracker! These are a total delight...just make sure you don't pull your cracker anywhere near a stone floor!! (four characters)
£3.95 each
A quality wooden Christmas Slide Whistle, hand painted in four festive designs.
£1.95 each
Put on a puppet performance that's worthy of any Christmas panto with these Festive Finger Puppets. The puppets have wooden heads and fabric bodies that are beautifully detailed. Father Christmas, The Snowman and Rudolph make up the three designs.
£4.95 each
A beautiful handmade fabric Christmas Trinket Box for that special present you might want to give on Christmas Day. Made to fit exactly into our crackers, each box measures approximately 1 1/4" (3cm) square by about 1 1/4" (3cm) deep. The boxes come in several different festive fabrics.
£3.95 each
Festive Santa and Reindeer Torch Key Rings just made it into this years gift selection. Our reindeer's eyes light up and that's not all, he also has floppy ears. Not to be outdone, Santa has three coloured flashing lights on his hands and head. Both play Jingle Bells in a style that would try the patience of a saint.
£2.75 each
It went missing from our gift list last year and in consequence we had several (shall we say, animated) phone calls. We're happy to report that it's now safely back in all its glory...The Bling Cinderella Pumpkin Coach Key Ring.
£4.50 each
Now in four Christmas designs may we introduce you to our Festive Lip Gloss.
£3.25 each
There can be few things nicer than entering a home at Christmas that is perfumed with the fragrances of the season. These Christmas Fragrance Oils were a huge hit last year but be warned, they do go quickly. There are five different fragrances and if more than one is ordered we will send an assortment.
Christmas Tree; Orange; Mulled Wine; Christmas Wreath and Frankincense & Myrrh.
£1.25 each
Affordable Classics: 30 Cracker Gifts For 99p or Less!
I think these may have been around since parties began! Party Blowouts, a real classic!
20p each
Brightly coloured, the Springy Smiler has a key ring attachment and is one of those things you just can't put down!
25p each
As old as time, the Chinese (sometimes known as Mexican) Finger Trap still manages to amaze! The more you try to pull your fingers free, the more trapped you become. With many associated stories of myth and love, this truly is a classic.
30p each
This is one of our top five cracker gifts and a great way of breaking the ice at Christmas. These splendid little champagne flutes are full of bubbles, so get blowing!
40p each
An ingenious eraser that arrives as a puzzle! Affordable fun, this is a highly recommended cracker gift.
35p each
What more can be said about this iconic cracker gift? Its endearing simplicity can still captivate, proving yet again that it doesn't cost a fortune to get the party started!
25p each
Time to wake up granny! With two in a pack, The Rocket Balloon will bring any room to life and some.
49p (2 per pack)
A runaway best seller last year, The Wooden Animal Key Ring is obviously a lot of peoples idea of the perfect cracker gift. (assorted designs)
70p each
A great little collection of four Farm Animal Erasers.
50p (for 4)
If anything was designed to put a smile on your face, it's got to be one of these delightful Russian Doll Key Rings. Beautifully painted in lovely bright colours this is a great little cracker gift.
75p each
These Steel Link Puzzles, popular for generations, are a lot of peoples favourites. Take them apart and then see if you can put them back together again. (assorted designs)
65p each
The Magic Cup is a classic trick that has intrigued generations of budding magicians. Full instructions are provided and it fits beautifully inside a cracker. We have been shamelessly camping around with these, inventing the most preposterous magical words before the big reveal. Great fun!
99p each
We're incredibly easy to please here. There were screeches of excitement when we found that these Ball Poppers fitted neatly into a cracker. They pack quite a punch too, hitting the ceiling with ease...you might be better off outside! Great addictive fun, requiring a little bit of skill!
75p each
The Classic Bouncy Ball. The small ball that packs a big bounce!
60p each
Although these are sold individually we had the greatest fun watching someone's face when we dropped a great many on their kitchen floor. The reaction was priceless, they really are that convincing.
70p each
Pull any part of the ever popular Stretchy Smiler and he'll about double in size!
35p each
Fill with water and the Squirting Fish will do exactly what it says on the can. Then run...
85p each
Sold individually...this is a monkey eraser on a pencil that comes in three bright colours. I can say no more!
85p each
Mini Tic Tac Toe...I expect like me, you call it noughts and crosses! A great favourite.
85p each
The Extra Large Dice makes quite a nice display piece as well as being great fun when playing games! Made of wood, this is a nice quality piece. (assorted colours)
99p each
A delightful little Mini accessory clip decked out in the Union Jack. This most affordable and very British Icon has a lot of appeal and is small...about the size of the charms you used to find in Christmas Puddings.
70p each
Fob Watches
This wonderful little chap has a secret under his wings, just press his ears together and he'll reveal what it is! Attractive, smart and useful, The Owl Fob Watch remains a great favourite and comes in a chrome and black finish.
£4.25 each
Now here's jolly! The Alarm Clock Fob Watch and Key Ring. This has a larger face than our other fob watches, measuring 2cm in diameter. He may not wake you up in the morning but you'll know he's around!
£4.25 each
The Ladybird Fob Watch is as popular as ever, and like the owl and the butterfly keeps a secret under her wings. (assorted finishes)
£4.25 each
The Enamel Racing Car Fob Watch. An extremely smart and beautifully finished Fob Watch Key Ring offered in wonderfully striking colours.
£4.25 each
In a rainbow of different colours, you don't have to be in the caring profession to enjoy the practicality of a Nurse's Fob Watch. (assorted colours)
£4.25 each
After a short absence the Butterfly Fob Watch is back. (assorted colours)
£4.25 each
Gloriously over-the-top The Bling Ladybug Fob Watch is a real show-stopper. Not for the faint-hearted. (assorted colours)
£6.75 each
LED Flashing Key Rings
We resisted for as long as we dared but finally here it is. The Minion Torch Key Ring. Press its head and it will light up and scream at you. Always remember, without a master to grovel for a Minion will fall into a deep depression...my idea of a dream partner! I never said that.
£2.75 each
As well as two eyes that light up very brightly, this cute Owl Torch Key Ring will also give you a hoot for luck...what more d'you want from life!
£2.75 each
Just DON'T put it in your bath!! The Rubber Duck Torch and Key Ring quacks too...enough said!
£2.75 each
I'm not entirely confident that the noise our gorilla makes would frighten anyone (akin to a clock being wound if you go back that far) but the Gorilla LED Torch does win with charm.
£2.75 each
This is a great cracker gift and way too cute for its own good! Press the button on the back of The Penguin Torch and he'll give you a squeak...oh yes, and he'll light up too!
£2.75 each
Wasn't there a story about three little piggies and the state of the construction industry?
Don't ever be in any doubt about pigs being the cleverest of all the farm animals because not only does this Pig's snout light up it oinks as well. Clever or what!?
£2.75 each
For dedicated followers of Jediism this could be a positive inspiration to fight evil. We're not entirely sure what Darth is saying in his all too brief message but we feel convinced it's something horribly menacing!
Daft and fun, we must all know someone for whom this would be the ideal cracker gift.
£2.75 each
For the out-of-touch, this is the BB8 Droid from the Star Wars universe. The usual histrionics, press its head and it lights up and makes a terrible racket.
£2.75 each
The Storm Trooper Torch. Guess what...press his head and his eyes light up and he makes a noise not dissimilar to a gun firing. Good luck if you're trying to recover on Boxing Day.
£3.75 each
We launched this to celebrate the Queen's 90th Birthday...and so popular was her majesty that here she is again! As well as two very bright LED eyes, this wonderful Torch and Key Ring also gives you a rousing rendition of Rule Britannia. Thank-you Ma'am.
£3.95 each
To compliment the Queen's Torch, we present one of her loyal Guardsmen. Like Her Majesty his LED eyes light up very brightly and he too gives a rousing rendition of Rule Britannia.
£3.95 each
The Bicycle Valve Light was a runaway best seller last year and it's not difficult to see why. This wonderful, easy to attach, bicycle accessory can transform your wheels at night-time with a seemingly endless choice of colour combinations.
£4.95 per pair
Lights and Torches
Cracker gifts for men can be a bit of a challenge and it's hopefully one that we rise to with this very smart reproduction miniature Police Torch. It comes with a battery
£3.95 each
The Laser Light Key Ring doubles as a handy torch and if that wasn't enough it also has a hidden stylus under the cap that's perfect for operating touch screen devices. A great gift!
£5.50 each
Lip Gloss
You know a foxy lady? Job done! Fox Lip Gloss.
£3.25 each
More Classics
Whoopee Cushion. No comment!
£1.70 each
Is the Yo-Yo a classic toy? Well, there's one being used by a boy on a Greek vase dating back to 500BC...so we're going to say, yes! The Mini Wooden Yo-Yo (assorted designs)
£1.95 each
Like all great ideas, Roll Tongue Animals are impossibly simply but enormous fun. Just give them a gentle squeeze and be ready for some cute cheekiness!
£2.45 each
£4.50 eachA Mini Springy that fits into a cracker. Great news! This miniature version (only 3½cm in diameter) is equally as fascinating as the big one. Impossible to put down.
£2.25 per pack
If size matters then you might appreciate these EXTREME jumping beans! Each one is decorated with a fun character. There are two jumping beans in each bag.
£1.20 a bag
The classic Sky Diver. A little bit like the parachute penguin but decidedly more butch...actually, nothing like the parachute penguin at all!
£2.70 each
For Him
A delightful little resin character draped in the Union Jack. A very British Bull Dog with a lot of appeal.
£1.50 each
A perennial favourite, this practical cracker gift, has a patriotic touch.
£1.25 each
Storm Trooper Cuff Links. A smart affordable gift.
£3.75 per pair
This is absolutely my idea of the perfect cracker gift! A sensibly sized (1 fluid ounce) Stainless Steel Hip Flask Key Ring. I mean, what could be nicer than a quick (and maybe surreptitious) shot to warm the cockles of your heart when out for the obligatory Christmas walk.
£3.25 each
Cracker gifts obviously have to meet a certain criteria and hunting the good ones down can often be a frustrating exercise. However, when the good ones come along and tick all the boxes...it's GREAT!
Useful, attractive, affordable, appealing and will last. Mini Metre Tape Measure take a bow!
£2.95 each
For many years the classic naff cracker gift has been the tacky screwdriver set that gets swept away with the pulled crackers. Hence, we have avoided it like the plague...until now! We love this because it's brilliant! This superbly designed key ring conceals a set of four screwdriver heads that readily fit into the central shaft, allowing you to tighten and loosen a variety of screws wherever you are. An old joke just got updated! Available in 4 different colours
£2.50 each
Be very sure to read the instructions for these incredible Rattler Magnets carefully. We do not recommend them for anyone under the age of 14 years.
Throw them in the air together and listen to the sound they make! Eerie science at its best!
£1.50 per pair
Now That's Useful
The incredible little bullet shaped USB Car Charger/Adapter. Simply plug it into your cigarette lighter socket and charge up your mobile phone, sat nav, MP3 player...the list is endless
£1.50 each.
This brilliant Egg Timer really will delight and like all the best ideas, it's incredibly simple. Just place the timer in the saucepan with your egg and the heat sensitive indicator will change colour and do the rest!
£1.95 each
For those of us who simply refuse to surrender to the commands of a 'sat nav' this pocket sized Compass might just be enough to get you home safely and quietly!
You have reached your destination!
£2.95 each
Keeping the Children Occupied
One of the very best cracker gifts. A tin of coloured Pocket Pencils with a sharpener on the lid. Now there's clever!
Cats Cradle. Variations on this ancient game can be found in cultures throughout the world. It is very addictive and because it is designed for two or more players encourages splendid interaction. Extensive instructions are included.
£1.75 each
This is the sort of thing that is so stupid and yet so wonderful at the same time, you just have to have it! Read on and be stunned! Submerge your egg in water and in 12-24 hours the shell will start to crack and after 48 hours your chick will hatch!!! Don't pinch yourself...that's what it does! One of last years top five sellers...be warned, it goes quickly.
I should add, it's not the sort that will grow into a hen!
£2.75 each
A Mini Telescope that extends and closes. (assorted colours)
£1.50 each
Metal Jacks. Another great game from the past...imaginatively boxed and no batteries required.
£3.95 each
It Don't Mean a Thing if You Ain't Got that Bling!
A Bunny is not just for Easter! In various pretty shades, this adorable bling and enamel Bunny is a great cracker gift. (various colours)
£7.50 each
The Bling Poodle with movable parts is new and in common with all our bling is very over-the-top...only more so!
£4.95 each
The Bling Scottie Dog is way too cute for its own good!
£5.25 each
This delightful Bling Tiger with movable parts would melt any heart.
£7.50 each
The Bling Lambretta really has the retro look of the moment.
Available in Pink or Blue
£5.95 each
And Finally...
Whether you fancy yourself as a budding Larry Adler or just like to make music, this classic metal Harmonica might be just the ticket. It is suitable for children and adults of all abilities.
£5.95 each
The Space Pencil Sharpener. In four great designs, this is definitely a cut (no pun intended) above your usual pencil sharpener...complete with orbiting beads!
£1.50 each
Who wouldn't be bowled over to find one of these dropping out of their cracker! A most affordable and stylish fashion watch. Me thinks a winner! Supplied with either a black or white face.
£5.95 each
Imagine our disappointment when the latest craze wouldn't fit inside a cracker. Then along comes the two blade propeller Infinity Spinner...heavens be praised! We have tried a great many spinners (avoid the cube, very expensive and doesn't spin for long) and this is in a league of its own, it truly does live up to its name. It comes in a smart box (which won't fit inside your cracker) and will help to relieve any stress over Christmas and beyond...mine sits by my armchair. Suitable for adults and children over 10. Not inexpensive but a knock-out cracker gift.
£7.99 each. Assorted Colours
Please note that all cracker gifts are chosen with our standard cracker measurements in mind. The barrel of which measures approximately 5"+ (13cm) by about 2" (5cm+) in diameter.
All our gifts will arrive in their original packaging because it will often give instructions and age recommendations. This packaging will need to be removed for the gift to fit inside your crackers.
Where an item is available in several designs or colours, we will endeavour to send a selection when more than one is ordered.


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Kim Raver is headed to Seattle Grace, and she revealed that her character, Teddy, might be gearing up to cause trouble for one of "Grey's Anatomy's" happy couples.
Kim, who just completed her first few days on the "Grey's Anatomy" set in Los Angeles, explained that Teddy's past is intertwined with Kevin McKidd's character, Dr. Owen Hunt.
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"She was in Iraq with Owen. She's a cardiac surgeon. She's really good at what she does. There'll be some interesting stuff between Teddy, Cristina [Yang] and Owen," Kim recently told Entertainment Weekly's Michael Ausiello.
The actress, who has also starred in "Lipstick Jungle," "24," and "Third Watch," said she doesn't know all the details about Teddy, but "There's definitely a hint of a triangle," with Owen and Christina.
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Kim said she doesn't know how long she'll be at Seattle Grace, but is thrilled to be a part of the hit ABC show, now in its sixth season.
"It's sort of a similar situation to when I joined '24'. You just don't know," Kim said of how long she is staying. "I'm recurring, but I don't know the [exact] length. It's interesting because Teddy is in the same situation. It creates an exciting dynamic because it forces me to be very present and enjoy playing this really great character.
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By Rollie's Bar & Grill | Nov 15, 2009
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makes 6-8 medium individual cakes*
2 tablespoons of butter, melted
2 tablespoons of cocoa
3/4 cup of butter
12 ounce of chocolate chips
1/2 cup of heavy cream
5 eggs
3/4 cup sugar
2/3 cup of flour
Prepare ramekins* by coating the inside of each with melted butter by swirling it around. Then sprinkle the insides with cocoa, coating completing. Place them on a baking sheet.
To make the cake batter, place chocolate chips in a microwave-safe bowl, then top it with butter. Microwave for 30 seconds at a time, stirring in between, until the chocolate is smooth. Stir in cream. When chocolate has cooled slightly, stir in eggs, sugar and flour. Pour into prepared ramekins. Refrigerate for 1 hour (at least) and up to a couple of days.
Bake at 450 degrees for 10-15 minutes (depending on the size of the ramekin), just until the outsides have set, and the centers are still slightly runny. Serve with whipped cream and dusted with chocolate or cinnamon.
*You can also make these in large quantities in muffin tins. This recipe will make 12 cupcake size cakes. When they have baked (10 minutes, because of the smaller size), let them cool for 5 minutes, then place a sheet pan on top of the muffin pan and invert them.


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You have more than just a few Linux servers to manage, maybe even a mixed environment of RHEL and SLES?
Then SUSE Manager is the answer.
SUSE Manager gives you best of breed Linux lifecycle management based on the most mature codebase for any Linux management tool, with both RHEL and SLES support from one unified console, maintained and improved by the guys who wrote the fastest and most advanced Linux update stack on the planet. SUSE Manager gives you the lowest possible Total Cost of Ownership for your Linux environment, from bare metal provisioning to daily patch management.
SUSE Manager is an open source (GPLv2) Linux systems management solution that allows you to:
- Inventory your systems (hardware and software information)
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Alternate Names
- Autogenic Training
- Guided Imagery
- Guided Visualizations
- Imagery, Guided
- Jacobsen's Relaxation Technique
- Meditation
- Mindfulness Meditation
- Mildfulness-based Cognitive Therapies
- Progressive Muscular Relaxation (PMR)
- Relaxation Response
- Transcendental Meditation (TM)
- Visualizations, Guided
Principal Proposed Uses
- Cancer Chemotherapy Support
- Chronic Pain of Various Kinds
- Hypertension
- General Stress
- Insomnia
- Surgery Support
Other Proposed Uses
- Angina
- Asthma
- Anxiety of Various Types
- Back Pain
- Bulimia Nervosa
- Cancer Treatment Support
- Colds (Prevention)
- Congestive Heart Failure
- Depression
- Diabetes
- Fibromyalgia
- Herpes (Prevention)
- HIV Support
- Immune Support
- Interstitial Cystitis
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Menopause
- Migraine Headaches
- Osteoarthritis
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Constant stress is one of the defining features of modern life, and the source of many common health problems. Stress plays an obvious role in nervousness, anxiety, and insomnia, but it is also thought to contribute to a vast number of other illnesses.
In the past, most people engaged in many hours of physical exercise daily, an activity that reduces the effects of psychological stress. Life was also slower then and more in harmony with the natural cycles of day and season. Today, however, our bodies are relatively sedentary, while our minds are forced to respond to the rapid pace of a society that never stops. The result is high levels of stress and reduced ability to cope with it.
There are several ways to mitigate the damage caused by stress. Increased physical exercise can help, as can simple, common sense steps like taking relaxation breaks and vacations. If these approaches don't have adequate results, there are more formal methods that may be helpful.
This article discusses a group of stress-reduction techniques often called relaxation therapies . In addition to these methods, yoga , Tai Chi , hypnosis , massage , and biofeedback can also help induce a relaxed state. For potentially helpful herb and supplement options, see the Stress article.
What Are Relaxation Therapies?
There are many types of relaxation therapies, and they use a variety of techniques. However, most of them share certain related features.
In a great many relaxation techniques, one begins by either lying down or assuming a relaxed, seated posture in a quiet place and closing the eyes. The next step differs depending on the method. In autogenic training, relaxation response, and certain forms of meditation, one focuses one's mind on internal sensations, such as the breath. Guided-imagery techniques employ deliberate visualization of scenes or actions, such as walking on a quiet beach. Progressive relaxation techniques involve gradual relaxation of the muscles. Finally, some schools of meditation incorporate the repetition of a phrase or sound silently or aloud.
All of these techniques are best learned with the aid of a trained practitioner. The usual format is a group class supplemented by regular home practice. If you are diligent enough, experience suggests that you can develop the ability to call on a relaxed state at will, even in the middle of a very stressful situation.
What Are Relaxation Therapies Used for?
Relaxation therapies are most commonly tried in medical circumstances in which stress is believed to play a particularly large role. These include insomnia , surgery , chronic pain, and cancer treatment support .
What Is the Scientific Evidence for Relaxation Therapies?
Although many studies have been performed on relaxation therapies, most of them suffer from inadequate design. To be fair, there are considerable difficulties in the path of any researcher who wishes to scientifically assess the effectiveness of a relaxation therapy such as hypnosis. There are several factors involved, but the most important is fairly fundamental: it isn't easy to design a proper double-blind, placebo-controlled study of relaxation therapy. Researchers studying the herb St. John's wort, for example, can use placebo pills that are indistinguishable from the real thing. However, it's difficult to design a form of placebo relaxation therapy that can't be detected as such by both practitioners and patients.
One very clever method used by some researchers involves the use of intentionally neutral visualizations. Instead of imagining lying in bed and sleeping peacefully, patients in the placebo group might be told to visualize something like a green box. The problem here is that researchers teaching the visualization method to participants may inadvertently convey a sense of disbelief in the placebo treatment. This can be solved by using relatively untrained people who are themselves deceived by experimenters to teach the method, but the practical obstacles are significant.
For this reason, many studies of relaxation therapy have made major compromises to the double-blind, placebo-controlled model. Some randomly assigned participants to receive either relaxation therapy or no treatment. In the best of these studies, results were rated by examiners who didn't know which participants were in which group (in other words, "blinded observers"). However, it isn't clear whether benefits reported in such studies are due to the relaxation therapy or less specific factors, such as mere attention.
Other studies have compared relaxation therapies to different techniques, such as hypnosis or cognitive psychotherapy. However, the same difficulties arise when trying to study these latter therapies, and the results of a study that compares an unproven treatment to one that is also imperfectly documented are not very meaningful
Even less meaningful studies of relaxation therapies simply involved giving people the therapy and monitoring them to see whether they improved. For at least a dozen reasons, such open-label trials prove nothing at all, and we do not report them here. (The reasons are discussed in the article Why Does This Database Rely on Double-blind Studies? )
Given these caveats, the following is a summary of what science knows about the medical benefits of relaxation therapy.
The Possible Benefits of Relaxation Therapy
Numerous controlled studies have evaluated relaxation therapies for the treatment of insomnia . 1 These studies are difficult to summarize because many involved therapy combined with other methods such as biofeedback, sleep restriction, and paradoxical intent (trying not to sleep). The type of relaxation therapy used in the majority of these trials was progressive muscle relaxation (PMR). Many of these trials used the clever form of placebo treatment described above; others simply compared relaxation therapy to no treatment.
Overall, the evidence indicates that relaxation therapies may be somewhat helpful for insomnia, although not dramatically so. For example, in a controlled study of 70 people with insomnia, participants using progressive relaxation showed no meaningful improvement in the time to fall asleep or the duration of sleep, but they reported feeling more rested in the morning. 2 In another study, 20 minutes of relaxation practice was required to increase sleeping time by 30 minutes. 3
A review article published in 2002 found 15 published controlled trials that evaluated relaxation therapies for the treatment of asthma . 4 Most of the studies were rated as very poor or poor quality. Overall the results failed to demonstrate improvement, although a muscular relaxation technique called Jacobsen's relaxation did show a hint of benefit.
There is a fair amount of evidence in support of relaxation therapies as means to treat the symptoms of anxiety , at least in the short-term. 23-25,59,64,70,74 In a 2008 review of 27 studies, researchers concluded that relaxation therapies (including Jacobson's progressive relaxation, autogenic training, applied relaxation, and meditation) were effective against anxiety. 75 However, these favorable findings should be tempered by the fact that not all of the studies were randomized, controlled trials.
It seems intuitive that relaxation should lower blood pressure. Indeed, many studies have evaluated the benefits of relaxation therapies for hypertension and related cardiovascular risks. 33-36,57,67 The results, however, have been mixed at best. In a review of 25 studies of various relaxation therapies for high blood pressure (totaling 1,198 participants), researchers found that those studies employing a control group had no significant effect on lowering blood pressure compared to sham (placebo) therapies. 68 On the other hand, a separate review of nine randomized trials concluded that the regular use of transcendental meditation may significantly reduce both systolic and diastolic blood pressure compared to a control. 69 Similarly, an analysis of 17 randomized controlled trials of various relaxation therapies, found that only transcendental meditation resulted in significant reductions in blood pressure; biofeedback, progressive muscle relaxation, and stress management training produced no such benefit. 71 In addition, a trial of 86 patients with hypertension suggested that daily, music-guided slow breathing reduced systolic blood pressure measured over a 24-hour period. 80
Other conditions that have at least minimal supporting evidence for response to relaxation therapies include the following:
- Angina55
- Back pain 62,85
- Bulimia nervosa32
- Cancer treatment support , 16-22,91,92 including cancer pain 82
- Chronic pain in general 27-31
- Depression77,84 and depressive symptoms in people with chronic pain 86
- Congestive heart failure60
- Fibromyalgia26
- Interstitial cystitis66
- Irritable bowel syndrome37,63,81,83,89
- Menopause38, 61
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)78
- Osteoarthritis58
- Premenstrual syndrome (PMS)39
- Pregnancy support (reducing perceived stress) 56
- Psoriasis40
- Rheumatoid arthritis41-43,65
- Stress in general 5-7
- Stroke rehabilitation44
- Surgery support (primarily reducing pain and stress before or after surgery) 8-15,51,54
- Tension headaches45,46,88
- Type 2 diabetes94 (may help improve mental health)
- Ulcerative colitis47
In many cases the results are marginal at best, and contradictory outcomes between trials are common.
One study suggests that the use of visualizations prior to surgery cannot only reduce the need for pain medications, it can also help prevent hematomas (collections of blood under the skin). 48 However, more study would be needed to verify this somewhat difficult-to-believe result. A more easily accepted study found that either relaxation therapy or aerobic exercise can improve symptoms of fatigue after cancer surgery, and that each approach is about as effective as the other. 52
A study found that cancer patients exposed to empathetic care along with self-hypnotic relaxation experienced significantly less pain and anxiety during an uncomfortable, invasive procedure than similar patients receiving only empathetic or usual care. These interesting results suggest that pain under these circumstances is more effectively relieved when the patient relies on his or her own self-coping abilities rather than someone else's kindness. 73
Researchers in Taiwain have also studied the role of relaxing music in reducing cancer pain. One hundred and twenty-six hospitalized patients were randomly selected to listen to music for 30 minutes and take pain medication or just take the medication. Patients were given the choice of folk songs, Buddhist hymns (Taiwanese music), plus harp, or piano (American). The group who listened to music experienced significantly more pain relief compared to the group that did not. 82
A 2012 review of the literature found evidence to support the use of relaxation therapies in people with cancer. 93 The review, which included 19 studies involving 1,118 patients, focused on minfulness-based stress reduction therapies, like yoga, relaxation exercises, and meditation. The researchers reported that these interventions resulted in improved mood and quality life. Without proper control groups, however, it is unclear whether or not the therapies themselves directly contributed to these benefits.
Numerous studies have also investigated the benefits of relaxation therapies on patients with HIV . A careful review of 35 randomized trials found that relaxation therapies may be generally helpful at improving the quality of life of HIV-positive patients and in reducing their anxiety , depression , stress , and fatigue . 72 These interventions, though, had no significant effect on the growth of the virus, nor did they influence immunologic or hormonal activity. Subsequently, however, a small study involving 48 HIV patients found that mindfulness meditation—a popular method for inducing the relaxation response—slowed the loss of the specific immune cells destroyed by the virus, though more research needs to be done to confirm this result. 76
The standard treatment for HIV is highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART). Often people who take HAART have gastrointestinal (GI) side effects, like diarrhea and nausea. In one study, 130 HIV patients on HAART were randomized to receive 1 of 4 treatments: acupuncture plus relaxation therapy, acupuncture plus health education, sham acupuncture plus relaxation therapy, or sham acupuncture plus health education. 87 After 4 weeks of treatment, the people in the acupuncture plus relaxation group experienced a greater improvement in their GI symptoms compared to the other groups.
A careful review of 20 trials found psychological interventions such as cognitive behavioral therapy, biofeedback, relaxation and coping were associated with reduced chronic headache or migraine pain in 589 children as compared to sham (placebo), standard therapies, waiting list control or other active treatments. 79
A review of 8 randomized trials involving 483 people with schizophrenia found that music therapy along with standard care helped to improve various measures of their mental state more than standard care alone. 90 These results, however, varied considerably across different studies depending on the quality and number of music therapy sessions.
Some studies have evaluated highly specific guided visualizations, rather than general relaxation. For example, it has been suggested that a systematic program of imagining microscopic soldiers shooting down one's cancer cells can improve the chances of surviving cancer . Unfortunately, despite much enthusiasm shown by some patients and practitioners, there is still no meaningful evidence to support this appealing idea at present. 49 Nonetheless, there is some evidence from a set of small trials that specific immune-oriented visualizations can provide enhanced protection against herpes flare-ups and winter colds . 50
Contrary to common claims, published evidence does not demonstrate that transcendental meditation (TM) improves mental functioning. 53 There is a bit of evidence, however, that TM might be helpful for improving exercise capacity and general quality of life in people with congestive heart failure . 60
How to Choose a Relaxation Therapist
There is no widely accepted license for practicing relaxation therapy. However, it is often practiced by therapists and psychologists.
Revision Information
- Reviewer: EBSCO CAM Review Board
- Review Date: 09/2012 -
- Update Date: 09/17/2012 -


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