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Tuesday, October 10, 2006
Shahrukh Khan's decision to quit smoking must have given many of his fans and well-wisher s a sigh of relief. One of them is Dr. Pankaj Chaturvedi associate professor, head and neck service, department of surgery, Tata Memorial Hospital who wrote about the star's increasing influence among his fans and his habit of smoking. Here it is...
Dear Shah Rukh Khan ji,
Your pledge on the eve of your 40th birthday celebration to quit smoking is bound to have a huge impact on curbing tobacco menace in our country. Tobacco is a Duplicate of suffering and death.
Maya Memsaab may be finding it a Chamatkar that her Raju Bangaya Gentleman! Though late, we are happy that you realized that smoking isn't about Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gham but it is all about suffering.
Ram Jaane, if you know that tobacco is the commonest causes of preventable death in youth. It is a Paheli for all of us that knowing well the fate of Devdas-like lifestyle, you chain-smoked for several decades. Perhaps, when it comes to picking up smoking habit, Dil To Pagal Hai. O Darling Yeh Hai India where 2,200 people die every day due to tobacco related diseases. Despite several tough laws and awareness campaigns, smoking in India is on the rise. Phir Bhi Dil Hai Hindustani!
Every day more than 55,000 new children pick up tobacco habit in India apart from several millions that are already addicts.
Hey Ram! A study showed that those whose favourite stars smoke on screen are 16 times more likely to have positive attitudes toward smoking.
Unfortunately, our Baazigar politicians say Kabhi Haan Kabhi Naa when it comes to banning depiction of tobacco on screen. You became Asoka of Bollywood not because you smoked on screen, but because you acted well.
Zamaana Deewana hai aapka! You can achieve a much bigger status if you become the mascot of the anti-tobacco mission. You are the Baadshah of cinema and if you talk about Anjaam of tobacco addiction to your fans in Swades or Pardes, it will show your Mohabbatein for them.
Yes Boss, you have got the power to instill Darr in addicts by telling that if they smoke then there is no guarantee that Kal Ho Na Ho. If they find quitting difficult, you can reassure them by saying Main Hoon Na! Chalte Chalte, I would urge you to spread the message that tobacco se Kuch Kuch Hota Hai and Har Dil Jo Pyar Karega should quit tobacco.
We need a Fauji with Josh like you in our army against Dushman Duniya ka i.e idiot tobacco industry. Forget about us, smoking will affect your own health and we hope that aapko Kabhi Alvida Naa Kehna pade on account of your poor health.
This will also save your Chaahat i.e. your wife and son from passive smoking. Guddu, when cameras are turned off, shooting is called off, your fans disappear and the sweat washes away your outer cover, your health will be your true companion.
Those of your Deewana fans, whose tobacco habit was promoted and legitimized by you, Achanak feel cheated by your anti-smoking sentiments.
Quitting tobacco isn't so easy. You may have access to the best tobacco cessation facility in the world but all the addicts aren't so fortunate. O bollywood's Veer, Zaara think about them!
- Pankaj Chaturvedi
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--WINDOW ROCK ----The Navajo Nation Council's summer session began on July 17, with the annual tradition of delegates and constituents riding in on horseback and on wagon in remembrance of past leaders.--
Horse riders began the journey the week before, on trails beginning from Navajo Mountain, Utah and from Huerfano, N.M.. The wagon ride, with Council Delegates Harriet K. Becenti and Alice White, started from Nageezi, N.M.
The first day of session, delegates heard reports from two state governors -- Utah State Governor Jon Huntsman and Arizona State Governor Janet Napolitano. Also presenting reports (with votes) were the Head Start program on the status of its program, Apache County Sheriff Brian Hounshell (56-1), the Economic Development Committee of the Navajo Nation Council (46-4), Arizona State Attorney General Terry Goddard (48-7), Speaker Lawrence T. Morgan on the issue of racial violence in border towns (48-0), the Native American Professional Basketball Team (45-0), the Bureau of Indian Affairs on the status of the Navajo BIA Regional Director (51-2), and the United Mine Workers (47-0). The Council also heard the state of the nation from President Joe Shirley (59-4).
Speaker Lawrence T. Morgan delivered a report as directed by Council during the June 23, 2006 special session when the Council heard a report from Shiprock Chapter President Duane Yazzie and from Della John about the resurgence of border town racial violence.
At that time, the Council directed the Office of the Speaker and the Department of Justice to compile data regarding treatment of Navajos in surrounding cities and towns and to present that information during the summer session. It also directed the Department of Justice to assign two individuals to investigate the shooting of Clint John in Farmington, N.M.
In his report, the speaker noted, "The Navajo public is insisting that, while there may have been improvement in relationships during the past 30 years, there continues to be racism in the border towns surrounding the Navajo Nation."
The speaker recommended public education to the Navajo people on racism and prejudice and the formation of a commission to analyze and report on the existence of racism in border towns. He also relayed that upon acceptance of the report, the plan is to orchestrate an extensive data collection from the border towns to present during the 2006 Fall Session.
The Council accepted the report with directives made by Council Delegate Ervin Keeswood to bring forth legislation to create a Navajo Human Rights Commission and to organize with citizens groups and the Office of the Speaker to prepare to march on border towns.
It was the first time in recent memory that the Governor of Utah visited Navajo land. During his address to Council, Governor Huntsman said he had pledged to visit each of the Utah tribes. His visit was arranged by Office of the Speaker and the Governor through consultants hired by the Speaker's office to work specifically on Utah state issues for the Navajo Nation.
One of the issues that he specifically brought up was the need to revisit and strengthen the memorandum of understanding between the State of Utah and the Navajo Nation, which has not been done since 1996 when an MOU was signed by then-President Albert Hale and then-Governor Michael Leavitt.
Arizona State Governor Janet Napolitano also reported to the Council on the initiatives that the State of Arizona is undertaking for its Navajo citizens, including funding for public housing development and veterans issues.
The Council tabled a report from the Head Start to give the department time to compile requested documents regarding the status of specific centers. The information was requested to give Council delegates an idea of when the centers in their communities may re-open. While the Head Start did not provide timelines for specific centers, the staff presented to Council again on Wednesday during a brief lunch break.
Council Delegates questioned BIA Navajo Regional Deputy Director Omar Bradley on the status of the Regional Director position. Bradley informed the Council that Elouise Chicharello was leaving the BIA for personal reasons and that the position would be re-advertised.
Delegate Ervin Keeswood expressed concern to Bradley that the Navajo Nation was only hearing of the news that same day and that issues of this significant need to be brought to the nation's attention immediately.
Delegate Charles Damon reminded Bradley that the nation has numerous issues that need to be addressed, but could not be addressed effectively without a director in place. Some of the issues brought up by various delegates included land, roads construction and drought issues.
(Karen Francis is Public Information Officer for the Navajo Nation office of the Speaker.)
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A lot of noise and FUD news was been said about the price movements of bitcoin lately. We are expecting bitcoin price to move up faster without considering the facts that the process of cryptocurrencies revolution comes in stages. Even the fiat currencies also pass through some stages before it become stabilized.
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The 4th Annual Indie Memphis Youth Film Fest is an all-day event dedicated to showcasing short films and videos from regional and national youth.
Saturday, September 7th 2019 at the Halloran Centre at the Orpheum.
The event will also feature several presentations and workshops from high-profile guests. Prior festivals have featured talks from Memphis-based Hollywood directors Craig Brewer (Empire, Hustle & Flow, Tarzan) and Tom Shadyac (The Nutty Professor, Ace Ventura).
Workshops have included Writing & Directing, Acting on Camera, Cinematography & Lighting, Stunts, Makeup & Prosthetics, Pre-Production, Practical Audio Recording, Editing Techniques, and Making Music Videos.
The inaugural festival included a workshop with Chris Strompolos & Eric Zala, who as kids between the ages of 12 and 17 shot one of the most famous fan-films ever – a shot-for-shot no budget remake of Raiders of the Lost Ark.
Prize money will be awarded to the winners in our Memphis Competition Screening as well as the CrewUp Mentorship Screening. More specifics coming soon!
• All films submitted must be made by students in grades 7-12 or 2019 high school graduates.
• Films can be submitted for free by students living in the Memphis metro area (select "Memphis Youth Shorts" category)
• Students living outside the metro area can submit films but must pay a fee for each film submitted (select "National Youth Shorts" category)
• Films can be shot with any type of equipment including cell phone, iPad and Go Pro cameras.
• The director, writer, camera person and picture editor must be between grades 7 - 12, including 2019 high school graduates. The actors may be of any age. Adults may assist the crew in advisory/educational roles only.
• Students can submit as many entries as they like but each must be submitted as a separate entry.
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October 2013
Mackenzie Belcastro
We're all aware of the endless benefits that come with consuming the right amount of water each day — great skin, healthy kidneys, regular bowel function, controlled caloric intake, balanced bodily fluids. Yet, many of us still haven't found a way to incorporate the recommended eight glasses/day. A large number of people claim this is due to their indifference to the "taste" of water. Well, perhaps they mean lack of taste. Enter our newest obsession at Fashion Weekly: infused water. What we love about it? Unlike the trending "natural" vitamin water, which boasts health benefits like no other while secretly containing artificial sweeteners, colourings, and a variety of preservatives, infused water is truly 100% organic, not to mention delicious. It's also incredibly simply and quick to make!
Nutrition Stripped's McKel Hill teaches us how. The following excerpt is from her blog (NutritionStripped.com).
- 1. First, simply add the fruit//vegetables in the glass first, take a muddler (or just use a wooden spoon or regular spoon) to slightly mash and breakdown the fruit//vegetables.2. Next, simply take the herb//spice of choice and gently bruise the leaf (i.e. gently mashing), this helps release the natural extracts and oils from the herb//spice.
- Tip: peel the citrus fruits from their skin to avoid a bitter taste.
- 3. Lastly, add either sparkling water or good ole' filtered water and drink!
At Fashion Weekly we love a cucumber-watermelon-mint combination for its refreshing effect. Another well-loved infusion? Strawberry, kiwi and mint! However, the fruits and vegetables added to your DIY infusion are totally up to you and your unique taste buds. Have fun crafting new infusions and you will never think of drinking water as a "chore" again; we promise!


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It was the fall of 1985 when I arrived at Art's Memory and Cognition lab in the basement of Brown. In his lab there were fewer computers than you could count on one hand. In fact, there was one shared computer that we used to access the mainframe system. Usually we were typing in our Fortran statements to initiate BMDP analyses. It was also where we typed our first email messages.
I can actually remember my first email message. I believe we were preparing to develop some experimental stimuli for a new project, and Art and Liz told me to contact Rose Zacks with a question of some sort. They told me I should email her to get a quick answer to this question. I had to learn how to use BITNET on that shared mainframe computer in our lab. I recall carefully typing out my question, and then a complicated set of specific commands. It involved some sort of cumbersome address that probably looked something like: %sendmail%vax!BITNET%username@host. I was so thrilled and surprised to receive a message back the very next day! I guess that in those days I received 1 or 2 email messages a month -- starkly different than the rate of email messages today.
So, with one shared computer accessing the mainframe, it was also a time when my lab-mates and I invested everything we had to buy the latest in computer technology. That meant we each purchased a new Macintosh Plus computer at about $1600 a piece (that price may have included a fancy Imagewriter dot-matrix printer and a small number of 400 kB diskettes that kept documents and important software programs such as "Write Now" and "Dark Castle"). With the newest technology at hand, we were now able to type up documents and re-edit them without having to re-type them. We could print multiple copies of a document without carbon paper! This was leading-edge academia at its finest.
But Art wasn't interested in our computers with the smiley face screens – Art loved his Kaypro II computer and was extremely devoted to it. Where Liz, John, Sarah and I had all moved to the Macintosh for writing, Art remained steadfast in writing papers on his Kaypro - thus we had to find compromises for how to collaborate on writing projects.
But Art always did compromise, and indeed numerous papers were written on that Kaypro II computer as well as on those Macintosh Classics. That integration of what is classic, useful and in good-working order with that which is new, innovative and cutting-edge – be it in theory or practice – has been a hallmark of the wonderful career we are celebrating at this Festschrift. I am so very thankful to Art for all his innovations as well as his skill in honoring that which is utilitarian and of good use.


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- Get Out of the Office – One of the best ways to identify creative insights and develop ideas is to get out into the world, like an anthropologist might. Steve Blank, a retired Silicon Valley entrepreneur who is also a professor at Stanford, routinely challenges students to defy their assumptions by immersing themselves in the world. "No facts exist inside the building," he says. "Only opinions."
- Unleash Your Imagination – Google founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin didn't set out to revolutionize the way we search for information. Their goal, as collaborators on the Stanford Digital Library Technologies Project, was to prioritize online library searches. But their small discoveries led to the famous "PageRank" algorithm. Amazon.com also embraces the experimental discovery approach. "Many efforts turn out to be dead ends," says founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. "But every once in a while, you go down an alley and it opens up into this huge, broad avenue."
- Change Your Course – Acclaimed architect Frank Gehry designed conventional buildings like tract housing and shopping malls for much of his career. Inspired by how artists manipulate materials, he performed a series of experiments on his own house in Santa Monica in the late '70s. Soon after, he closed his firm and started a new, using his own style and voice. He was 50 years old. This wouldn't have happened if he hadn't broken free from the realm of what he was used to.
- Take An Experimental Approach – Chris Rock, the Google founders and Jeff Bezos are examples of what University of Chicago economist David Galenson has dubbed "experimental innovators" – those who use iterative, trial-and-error approaches to gradually reach breakthroughs. They don't try to hit narrow targets on unknown horizons, analyze new ideas too much too soon, or put their hopes into one big bet. They've all reached extraordinary success by making a series of "small bets."
Now with all of this, we have to keep in mind what our business objectives are, where we want to grow our business and always keep on top of demo/psychographics of our customers. Thinking outside the box, while we may not get to execute there all the time, is how we can help our companies stay competitive and innovative.
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In the pharmaceutical industry, GlaxoSmithKline (NYSE:GSK), the self-proclaimed "science-led global healthcare company", ranks among the largest companies by market capitalization. The London-based pharmaceutical giant is best known by the general public for such iconic consumer brands as Sensodyne toothpaste for people with sensitive teeth, denture adhesive Poligrip, and over-the-counter cold and flu medicine Theraflu. Consumer products aside, the company's primary source of income is derived from its prescription drugs and vaccines which account for nearly 80% of the company's revenue.
Good buy or good bye?
Glaxo has been in the news quite a bit of late. Some of the news has been good, including a rumored acquisition; some bad, including a decision to halt dividend increases for the next few years; some odd, including a Legionnaire's scare and a recall for wood in toothpaste; and some downright ugly, like a scandal involving bribery allegations in China.
With all of this press moving the company's stock price, sometimes dramatically, now seems like a good time to consider whether or not an investment in GSK is appropriate.
The good:
Novartis deal
In 2014, Glaxo and Novartis (NYSE:NVS), the Swiss-based pharmaceutical company, entered into a transaction wherein GlaxoSmithKline agreed to sell its oncology operations to Novartis in exchange for the Swiss drugmaker's vaccine division. The two pharma giants also formed a joint venture to market a number of consumer health products.
Glaxo's Q2 financial statements provided the first indication of what impact the newly obtained vaccines might have; Chief Executive Officer Sir Andrew Witty noted that 11 products, including two vaccines acquired in the Novartis deal, helped offset declining sales of Glaxo's best-selling respiratory drug, Advair.
Some feel that this was a bad deal for the U.K. pharma giant as it elected to part with its coveted oncology lineup. However, the transaction may ultimately help smooth out future revenue concerns as it shifts Glaxo away from prescription drugs and toward consumer products and vaccines, both of which are less susceptible to patent cliff issues.
Q2 earnings exceeded expectations
Quarterly sales rose 6%, to $9.2 billion, during the three months ended June 30 compared with the same period last year, reflecting the first full quarter that included products previously owned by Novartis. However, core earnings declined 9% from the same quarter a year ago.
The drop was mainly due to declining Advair revenue and the loss of high-margin cancer drugs dealt to Novartis, but the quarter was bolstered by vaccines, including those acquired from Novartis. The company indicated that it's on track to deliver a double-digit increase in core earnings per share in 2016.
40 new drugs in the pipeline
The second-quarter earnings announcement also provided a glimpse into the company's future, as the CEO presented "the next class" -- the company's pipeline of 40 new drugs, 20 of which Glaxo expects to file with regulators within the next five years. Witty believes that these new drugs "are going to generate substantial further growth opportunities."
Malaria drug closer to approval
Every year, roughly 500,000 people die from malaria; but thanks to Glaxo, those numbers may be reduced. The company, which has been working on a vaccine to prevent this disease for 30 years, recently received a positive scientific opinion. This is a key step in the regulatory process, and one that goes a long way toward making this drug available for the prevention of malaria.
This development is not projected to have a material effect on Glaxo's financials, but it will likely improve the lives of those who live in areas affected by the disease. This is definitely good news for mankind.
Potential buyers
Glaxo has been a rumored acquisition subject for some time now with several big named pharmaceutical giants being mentioned as potential suitors, including Novartis, Johnson & Johnson, and most recently Pfizer. The merging of Glaxo with Pfizer would provide Pfizer with the London pharma giant's coveted COPD/asthma product lineup. While Advair, the cornerstone of this franchise, may be facing challenges, Glaxo still maintains the largest share of the global respiratory market -- a tempting plum for the acquirer. If this deal were to come to fruition, Glaxo shareholders will likely be amply rewarded.
The bad:
Dividend freeze
Earlier this year, Glaxo announced a freeze of its dividend payout through 2017, keeping the payout rate at the amount as of 2014. While not a dividend cut, wherein the dividend payout is reduced or eliminated, this was still bad news for many investors, especially those who rely on dividends and expect an annual increase as a component of their income stream.
It's not all bad news, however, as GSK shares still present investors with a hefty 5.6% dividend yield. Bear in mind though, if the company's purported turnaround does not come to fruition, a dividend cut in 2016 would not be a surprise.
CEO under scrutiny
Declining revenue during the past few years and inconsistent profits have put the company's CEO on the hot seat. Witty is under considerable pressure to deliver on his promise of double-digit core EPS percentage growth in 2016. If things don't improve quickly, there may well be a new person in the corner office.
Advair patent expiry
Revenue from Advair, a daily maintenance medication used by millions to combat asthma and COPD, declined recently as a result of continued pricing pressure from powerful drug buyers such as Express Scripts. Advair lost its primary patent in 2010 for the active ingredients in the medicine. However, a secondary patent for the Diskus device, the drug's delivery mechanism, isn't set to expire until next year. After this point, though, the barrier to compete with Advair will be lifted, and we can expect the entry of biosimilars to have a dramatic impact on the drug's sales.
Lack of late-stage blockbuster potential drugs
Witty gave us a glimpse into the company's future, presenting 40 drugs in earlier stages of development. However, Glaxo's pipeline lacks late-stage drugs with major blockbuster potential; consequently, the company's revenue will likely continue to be choppy.
"We have very interesting oncology assets in the pipeline," Witty said on a conference call with analysts. "Having missed the current wave, we're very pleased we'll be able to take part in the next wave." The company must have enormous confidence in its future oncology lineup, as it placed a huge wager on those drugs when it traded away its current cancer drugs in the aforementioned Novartis deal -- a move which raised more than an eyebrow or two. Optimism from the CEO aside, the loss of late-stage blockbuster drugs will likely end up negatively impacting revenue.
Cash from Novartis deal not distributed to shareholders
After announcing the Novartis deal, the company informed shareholders that it would distribute $6.3 billion as a special one-time dividend. However, later in the year, coinciding with the announcement to freeze its dividend, the management team at GSK reneged on that promise and reduced the expected capital distribution to just $1.6 billion, indicating that it is looking to maintain financial flexibility.
The odd:
Toothpaste: a new source of fiber?
Several years ago, our friends at LifeHacker.com demonstrated how toothpaste could be used to remove water marks from wood surfaces; they chose Senosdyne as their example. While toothpaste might be used to improve the appearance of wood, the inverse -- the appearance of wood in toothpaste -- generally doesn't improve the oral hygiene product.
Recently, GSK recalled nearly 4 million tubes of its Sensodyne and Biotene brands of toothpaste off retailers' shelves after finding that these products may contain small pieces of wood. The FDA report stated that there were "Fragments of wood found when the product was extruded onto a toothbrush." While the consumer products unit does not represent a sizable portion of Glaxo's revenue, such news may adversely impact the company's reputation.
Legionnaire's disease
A manufacturing plant that employs 850 people in North Carolina was shut down after routine testing uncovered Legionella, a bacterium related to Legionnaire's disease, in two external cooling towers. GSK's stock price declined by more than 1% when the news of the closure was released, as investors feared an extended delay in production of Advair.
Normal production resumed a few days later after the plant was cleaned and disinfected. This issue was resolved quickly, mitigating what could have been a much more serious situation.
The ugly:
China scandal
Undoubtedly, the most humiliating news story for this U.K.-based pharma giant took place last year when the company was found to have been involved in a bribery scandal in China, in which it was accused of having made an estimated $150 million in illegal profits. The scandal resulted in settlement fines of nearly $500 million, along with suspended jail time for some of the company's top executives.
An internal investigation into the scandal resulted in the dismissal of more than 100 employees in China. Regardless, there's no quick fix here for GSK as it attempts to rebuild its battered brand in a country with the world's second-largest economy. The effects will likely impact the company for some time.
Am I buying?
In a word, no. Things may be looking up a bit for Glaxo as a result of better-than-expected earnings in the most-recent quarter, a potential suitor, and a dividend yield that tempts more than ice cream on a summer's day, but there's too much uncertainty surrounding the company's future. There are big question marks about the company's earnings, its drug pipeline, the impact of generic competition on Advair, and the frozen dividend, which I believe has a reasonable chance of becoming a dividend cut. For my taste, the uncertainty outweighs the potential; therefore, I'll pass on Glaxo at this time.


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With over 4000 published medical studies done on the effect of light therapy, its value as a therapeutic aid in healing is undisputed. Widespread research has studied conditions such as tendon, muscle and ligament injuries, non-healing ulcers, fungal infections, nerve regeneration, peripheral neuropathy, insomnia, depression, headaches, chronic pain, scarring, bacterial and viral infections to name but a few ….
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History of technology: The healing power of light has been around since ancient times. A Nobel Prize was awarded to Niels Ryberg Finsen over 100 years ago for his advancements in the use of red light therapy in treating smallpox and lupus outbreaks in the late 1890's.
More recently, leading scientists and physicians have been learning and advancing the use of laser-based light therapy for multiple practical health applications – including wound healing in zero gravity to expedite the healing process for astronauts.
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- Transcranial infrared laser stimulation produces beneficial cognitive and emotional effects in humans.
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- Low-level laser therapy with a wrist splint to treat carpal tunnel syndrome: a double-blinded randomized controlled trial.
- Low-level laser therapy as an adjunct to conventional therapy in the treatment of diabetic foot ulcers.
- Low-level laser therapy to treat fibromyalgia.
- Low-level laser therapy in meniscal pathology: a double-blinded placebo-controlled trial.
- Radiological and biochemical effects (CTX-II, MMP-3, 8, and 13) of low-level laser therapy (LLLT) in chronic osteoarthritis in Al-Kharj, Saudi Arabia.
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- Combination 830-nm and 633-nm light-emitting diode phototherapy shows promise in the treatment of recalcitrant psoriasis: preliminary findings.
- Infrared (810 nm) low-level laser therapy in rat achilles tendinitis: a consistent alternative to drugs.
- Wound healing of animal and human body sport and traffic accident injuries using low-level laser therapy treatment: a randomized clinical study of seventy-four patients with control group.
- Red (660 nm) and infrared (830 nm) low-level laser therapy in skeletal muscle fatigue in humans: what is better?
- Deep Penetrating Light Therapy Nasa Study
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- Effect of infrared LEDS on nerve Regeneration – Journal of ORTHOPEDIC SCIENCE
- Increased Firbroblast Proliferation induced by LEDS and Low Power Laser Irradiation – Lasers Med Science Journal
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- Analysis of laser and LED for Tissue Repair in Diabetic Rats
- Effect of LED Therapy on the Development of Osteoarthritis in A Rabbit Model -J of Biomedicine and Pharmacology
- Comparative Study of Laser and LED Systems of Low Intensity Applied to Tendon Healing
- Healing with single frequency light. LED research.
- Low Level Laser Use in Veterinary Medicine
- Effect of phototherapy (low-level laser therapy and light-emitting diode therapy) on exercise performance and markers of exercise recovery: a systematic review with meta-analysis – Springer
- 3 Light-emitting diode phototherapy improves muscle recovery after a damaging exercise – Springer
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With the Holidays approaching it's time to start thinking about gifts for loved ones, colleagues, neighbors, teachers and friends! Featured here are some of our favorite picks from local artists and makers.
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I wanted to celebrate my sister Whitney and her husband Dave's 10 year wedding anniversary by taking them (and their sweet boys) for a sunset photo shoot. Although it's only been a decade, the engagement and wedding photography industry has grown and changed so much and I wanted their anniversary session to feel somewhat like an engagement shoot - another new beginning and exciting adventure.
Jamie and Casey came along for the first little bit, but after having refused to nap in the afternoon, Casey was not loving his auntie Jay following him around with a camera! Luckily my handy side-kick (and husband!) was their to take our nephews home while I continued with the couples' shots.
I didn't take Whitt and Dave's wedding photos (I was the maid of honour and was only using a point and shoot digital camera back then!) but I wanted to recreate a couple of their favourite shots - a "Then and Now" feel :)
Happy 10th Anniversary to one of my favourite couples in the entire world - I love you both so dearly and am grateful to have you as an example of commitment and faithfulness. XO


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Two Days Solo in ZANZIBAR
Although I embarked on this two month journey to Africa as part of a group volunteering program, by the time I left Ghana, I was pretty much doing everything on my own. Including going on weekend excursions like safaris and even got to take a quick weekend getaway to beautiful Zanzibar.
Before leaving for my Africa trip, I knew I absolutely had to see Zanzibar. Known for its gorgeous white sandy beaches, Zanzibar is a top honeymoon destination. But who says you have to go with your honey? Better yet, who says I couldn't go alone, let my hair down and have the time of my life? That's exactly what I did.
I woke up early on Thursday morning and left the volunteer house with one of our drivers and headed to Arusha's airport. The airport was tiny - the smallest I've ever been in. The plane to Zanzibar was also the smallest I've ever been in. A one hour flight later, I landed at the Zanzibar Airport.
One thing I love about Air Bnb is the opportunity it gives you to connect with local people. If it weren't for my Air Bnb host, I think I would have had a much different experience. Although I didn't interact much with him, he was able to provide me with recommendations for guides to show me around - all of which were close friends of his.
Once I got settled into my accommodation, I wasted zero time. First, I took a tour of the town with a tour guide. He provided me with information about the history of Zanzibar, and more specifically, Stone Town. I found it interesting and beneficial mostly because I had a local with me while I shopped - and I definitely shopped. You just can't resist in Stone Town. There is literally a shop or stand everywhere you go. Shops filled with souvenirs and clothes and gifts. But aside from that, I didn't really find the tour to be worth the money to be honest.
Still, my guide was a great young guy and it was cool to walk through the busy market where I saw lots of different spices and bought some beautifully smelling "Zanzibar Jasmin" essential oil. I also saw some interesting architecture. We passed the slave market, but I opted to skip it this time around.
The next day, my host linked me up with one of his friends who took me on a tour to Prison Island. Prison Island was once a prison for enslaved people as well as a quarantine station for anyone deemed sick or "diseased" in Zanzibar or on the mainland. Despite the landmark having rich history, there isn't really much to see in regards to this history. The only thing I saw that was a token of it's dark past was a shackle on the floor of one of the restrooms. The shackle was incorporated into the restroom design as a stark reminder of what once was. I touched the shack as I came out of the stall and tried to imagine the wrists and ankles it once held.
The not so grim side of Prison Island though, is the fact that you get to feed these really cool giant tortoises. And when I say giant, I mean GIANT! These "babies" are old. I'm talking over 100 years old, with the oldest one I saw that day being 158, but apparently they can live to be 200 years old or older! I thought that was pretty amazing. Now I'm not one for zoos or anything that entails wild animals being held in captivity, but it appeared that these creatures were being taken care of and there were strict rules for anyone who entered the sanctuary. My tour guide informed me that these tortoises are not native to Zanzibar. They actually originated from the island of Seychelles. In 1919, four of them were sent as gifts from the British. Several decades later, that number inevitably multiplied into the hundreds. At one point, that number began to diminish due to poachers and such. However, conservationists have worked diligently to protect these majestic animals - so much so that they even have 10 of their own personal guards at night to ward off potential poachers. These gentle giants really loved being massaged on the neck and I loved taking pictures of them.
After visiting the turtles, my guide and I took a 20 minute boat ride over to Nakupenda Island where he would be teaching me how to snorkel for the first time (*bucket list item*). But first, he offered to be my personal photographer on the way back to the boat.
I may have went overboard with the pictures, but hey, it's not everyday someone will snap a gazillion photos of you while you prance around paradise.
As I said, the boat ride to the next island was only about 20-25 minutes but I was in awe the entire time. The water was an aquamarine color and it glittered underneath the Tanzanian sun. The views were spectacular. I was honestly in paradise.
When we reached the island, I was beyond excited to snorkel. The water was even clearer and prettier than before. I was ready! And it was amazing! I am not a strong swimmer, but once I relaxed, I was able to take the life jacket off eventually and I learned how to tread water that day, something I didn't even know I could do. I even swam back to shore from our boat.
After snorkeling, I spent some time wandering the island and taking more photos. I had never been on such a small and secluded island before. It was incredible.
As it neared evening, we headed back. We walked along the beach and I continued to take in my surroundings. People and families were out playing ball, doing Capoeira, jogging, and just enjoying the moment.
As the day drew to an end, I gazed at the arresting sunset and felt a moment of nostalgia for a moment that I was still presently in. It was a day well spent in paradise, and a day I will not forget.


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Interview: Britt Hutchinson
May 31 2015
If knitting had a renaissance earlier this decade, embroidery is ripe for one of its own. This quiet, unassuming artform usually associated with kindly grannies, easy chairs and pancake house-grade "Home Sweet Home" signs can be far more than kitch. Britt Hutchinson is a young artist who as Tinycup Needleworks is leading the way in thread as paint or analog pixel. She describes her work as "for the high lonesome" and uses the medium's inherent quietness as a major catharsis.
This week, we talked to Hutch, as her friends know her, about craft and learning through heartbreak.
Hometown: Cleveland, Ohio
Current residence: Chicago, Illinois
How do you take your coffee?
Black and sometimes with an ice cube.
What's your Sunday ritual?
Wake up around 6, make coffee, walk my dog, throw something bluesy on the turn table, and stitch in the home studio for the better part of the day.
So, we know you taught yourself to embroider. Did you take to it naturally or was your stuff pretty terrible before it got good?
I've enjoyed sewing most of my life, so it wasn't too long before I'd gotten the hang of it. I don't think it started getting any good until found the proper inspiration though.
What's your background? What'd you do before embroidery?
Well, I wanted to be a Montessori teacher when I started college, and then I ended up a creative writing major. Some heavy life stuff eventually crashed my junior year, and then I split on the whole college thing all together. At that point my mom had gifted me an old Minolta, and I got really into shooting film for a while. I baked a lot. Made some zines. I don't really know… I guess I've always been a little wayward, so meandering in and out of different mediums and practices has made up most of my adult life.
You romantically describe Tinycup as a product of your "addiction to tedium and inability to fall out of love." You also connect it to escapism. Is it a catharsis for you?
I would say it is a continued attempt at catharsis. Life is life, ya know? So work just keeps getting made in order to obtain some semblance of solace.
Walk us through your process a bit. Do you sketch things out before embroidering them?
It depends on how the idea comes around. If I'm working on a commission, or a larger piece, I typically work up a barebones sketch with some developmental possibilities jotted in the margins. Mostly though, I'll just see something in my head and start stitching. You don't really know how well something will translate from pencil to stitch until you start working it, so I sort of prefer to hit the ground running and let the composition unfold organically. This usually leads to some pieces having portions ripped out and reworked a few times over, or having to scrap and restart something all together. Those sorts of snags only end up serving as motivation to improve my practice though.
There several recurring symbols in the work: skeletons, hearts, hand mirrors and knives among others. Tell us a bit about the narrative behind them.
Innovation sort of caused the development of snakes and skeletons. While I was learning to make certain stitches, I saw possible images in them and with a little manipulation I was able to achieve the look I had imagined. Everything else just sort of manifested through heartache. When all of this Tinycup stuff started taking off I'd been embroidering like mad in attempt to cope with a break up. the mix of symbols just served as way to convey different metaphors for emotions I couldn't (and still can't) figure out how to process otherwise.
What can you do when it feels like your heart's been hog tied and dragged from the back of a truck? Fashion your feelings into a language that people can identify with, and hope that someone will be there to commiserate. So that's what I did. The cool part is that most of the symbology can stand to mean a million different things depending on how they're presented. Take a piece that's meant to depict pain, switch up the colors and maybe use a key instead of a noose, and you have something that reads hopeful instead of hurt.
What is something you dream of attaching your embroidery to?
Some beautifully crafted menswear? Maybe some jackets for a ladies moto club? Something that would help make people understand or feel or anything bigger than themselves. Bruce Springsteen's wall!?
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The Vineyards at Abequogue set the stage for a magical evening complete with all the elements Jamie and Mike needed: Family...Friends and of course, Donuts! After a beautiful ceremony under the garden arbor, the cocktail hour was held on the open deck as guests dined on appetizers and passed h'orderves under the vintage string lights. The party truly got started when Jamie and Mike joined together to dance the night away in the newly renovated ballroom, celebrating their marriage. Forgoing the traditional wedding cake, the couple shared their love of donuts, freshly baked of course, and a groom's cake to end the wedding on the sweetest note! From start to finish, Jamie and Mike truly put their personality and design aesthetic into their vineyard wedding, from custom designed chalkboard invitations to custom corn hole boards and a sign in puzzle to the display of donuts for desserts.


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Earth art installation glows at the Natural History Museum
A seven-metre diameter glowing planet Earth will go on show at the Natural History Museum this month, as part of an event exploring our relationship with our environment.
The Earth art installation
Created by Bristol-based artist Luke Jerram, the work, titled Earth, was commissioned in partnership with UK Research and Innovation's Natural Environment Research Council (NERC), Bluedot Festival and The UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres.
Earth will be on show in the museum's Hintze Hall next to the huge skeleton of an ancient whale (which famously replaced Dippy the Dinosaur earlier this year), as part of the museum's Lates events.
The illuminated surface of Earth was created using detailed NASA images taken from space. The installation will be accompanied by the sounds of BAFTA award-winning composer Dan Jones.
"I wanted to attempt to give the public the opportunity to see the Earth as a sphere, floating in the darkness of space," says Jerram. "I hope to convey the fragility and beauty of our planet - our only home. It's a great pleasure to be working with NERC to help realise this project."
The event, titled Your Planet Needs You, is one of the Natural History Museum's (NHM's) monthly Lates events, which provide a chance for adults to explore the museum after hours, with food and bar drinks.
The event includes interactive activities and talks from some of the UK's top NERC-funded environmental scientists, several of whom are shortlisted for a prestigious NERC Impact Award. Their research ranges from protecting biodiversity in the face of worldwide deforestation for agriculture, including for palm oil, to the science behind a never-seen-before satellite to monitor climate change from space, and uncovering the impacts of microplastics on the world's oceans.
London-based interactive theatre makers, Coney, will challenge visitors to grapple with some of the barriers to engaging with environmental issues such as climate change through creative games and interactive experiences.
The event will take place at the NHM on November 30, at 6pm and is open to all and free to enter.
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I had another follow up appointment at the doctors yesterday and I'd say it went even better than expected!
My blood pressure was 126/78. Three months ago, it was 150/98. It's down 24 points on the top number and 20 points on the bottom number. The almost normal blood pressure reading came as a huge surprise to me! It felt like a huge justification that the changes I've made are really working and that I'm doing the right things. This literally made my day!
Although I didn't hit my 50 pound weight loss goal at the doctors visit (at least not that day) my doctor told me that for every pound lost, your hearts pumps approximately 7,000 miles less than it did before you lost the one pound. That's good stuff to know! My heart is working a lot less harder now. My doctor told me he'd give me a gold star if he had one. 🙂
As for the results from my blood tests and urine sugar test, I'll have to wait a few days or so for those.
And finally, I saved the best for last, my weight! Now, at the doctors office, I'm weighing in a little heavier because I've got clothes and shoes on. My weight yesterday at the doctors was 326. My weight that morning at home was 323.1. For some reason, I had the urge to weigh myself again this morning, so I did. I weighed 319.9! I finally hit my 50 pound goal, and then some. If you read my last post, then you know how badly I wanted to be out of the 320's, and I'm finally out! Twenty more pounds to go and I'll be in twoderville!
As of right now, I've lost 52.1 pounds! I can officially claim my 50 pound weight loss reward, those amazing bright colored Skechers. It's a good thing I already ordered them. 🙂


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Most women these days love to treat themselves to a bit of pampering every now and again. We all lead such busy lives that this is often one of the only times we actually get to relax and spend some time on ourselves.
But this is a really expensive way to treat ourselves isn't it? Well, no - not necessarily!
There is a salon in Heanor where ladies can indulge in a luxury facial for just £8.50, a hot mitt manicure including massage for £9 or professional makeup for just £3.
Where is it I hear you ask? Ever heard of Tranquility, the Hair and Beauty Salon at Heanor Gate Science College? Every Monday and during the school holidays, Gemma and Laura, the qualified beauticians have appointments available for local people, from waxing and shaping, to hopi ear candles and spray tans. Prices for the qualified beauticians range from £3.50 for an eyebrow tint, up to a maximum of £25 for a full body massage.
If you want an even better price, twice a month the beauty therapy students hold supervised evening sessions, enabling them to develop their practical skills on clients in a real salon setting. Whilst they may still be students, every move is supervised so you can still be sure to get a top quality treatment, just at a lower price. And you're also helping our local students to get practical and necessary qualifications, helping to train the next generation of entreprenuers and salon owners.
The next evening sessions will be on 12th and 15th December, perfect timing for a pre-christmas pamper
For more information, visit Tranquility's Facebook page or call the salon on 01773 716396 ext 290
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Toying Around Reviews - Kate Bishop Hawkeye
Marvel Legends Kate Bishop Hawkeye
Today we will be taking a look at the Marvel Legends 6 inch Kate Bishop Hawkeye figure from the Toys R Us exclusive Avengers 3 pack set.
Hawkeye comes packed in the new stranded Marvel Legends 3 pack box. You have the Legends Series logo at the top of the box. All 3 figures are clearly displayed in the middle with the Avengers logo and the figures names listed below, along with the Toys R Us exclusive logo on the right
On the back of the box you have a nice image of all 3 figures in the middle, and a quick bio off to the right.
Outside the box:
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Cant say how happy I am to be finally able to add Kate Bishop to my Young Avengers collection. Its been a long time coming. Overall I am happy with her, a little more articulation would have been nice but hey at last we have her so cant complain to much.
Time for some Toying Around!!!!
Retail cost for the set $49.99
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Planning Series: How I Plan my Quarter/
During my yearly planning process I outline when I'd like to achieve each of the goals that I set for the year. This gives me a rough timeline for the term, which makes planning pretty straightforward. My university is on the quarter system, so I have fall, winter, spring, and summer to plan for. I usually create my fall term plan a week or so before the term starts. Then, I'll create my winter and spring plans during winter break. Because we don't have a ton of time between winter and spring terms, it ends up being easier to plan everything right before winter term starts. Because I'm technically off contract during the summer, I make my plan once summer has started and I've given myself a little bit of a breather from the end of the school year.Read More


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SAN JOSE, Calif. (CBS.MW) -- Cisco Systems said Wednesday it will buy WebLine Communications for $325 million in stock, the latest in a string of acquisitions aimed at giving the telecommunications equipment maker the market lead in products for Internet-based networks.
The purchase of privately held WebLine, based in Burlington, Mass., is expected to close in the second quarter of 2000. The company, with 120 employees, was founded in 1996.
WebLine produces Web collaboration and e-mail management tools.
The Web collaboration tool, geared to promote e-commerce and other uses, allows multiple users to work together over the Internet by sharing Web pages, forms, applications or voice calls via a Web browser. For example, the Web collaboration tool allows people in separate locations to shop collaboratively over the Internet.
The e-mail management tools will allow large businesses to track incoming customer e-mails just as they are able to track phone calls in a customer service center. The e-mail tool also manages the routing of e-mails and a company's automated responses.
Cisco CSCO, -0.68% said the acquisition complements its earlier purchase of GeoTel. WebLine's products will be integrated with GeoTel's suite of distributed call-center products. Shares of Cisco rose 1 1/8 to 72 1/4.


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It's evident communication has changed throughout history. Starting from pictures in caves to oral words to non-verbal signals and even a full on language with just hands. The internet made the world smaller allowing people from all over to communicate with each other instantly. Yet, none of that compares to the greatest form of communication, Graphics Interchange Format, GIF for short.
Pronounced with a hard G, GIFs have revolutionized communication by combining pop culture, psychology and humor AND placing it into the hands of the masses. For those that don't know what GIFs are, how's it living under a rock?
Seconds-long moving pictures of a recorded media can communicate better than any word or words in the dictionary with more accuracy in expressing the vast spectrum of human emotion. Such communication is one of the closest things the human species has that's so far advanced it's almost alien. Finding the perfect GIF as a response can help release endorphins into your system making you feel happy, therefore the usage of GIFs in everyday digital communication should be encouraged.
Finding GIFs online can be fun. It can also be a little frustrating, like having a specific word at the tip of your tongue and not being able to figure it out. Fandoms use GIFs from their favorite TV shows or films; sometimes celebrities in candid interviews give us the exact facial expressions we need others to see to understand what we mean.
Open your internet browser and go to a search engine website. I use Google because they own the internet. Search a word or phrase, choose Images and then click the GIF option for filtering results.
Enjoy scrolling through the moving pictures. Save the GIF that best accurately illustrates your response and then send it.
I like to create a an album in my photos app that is full of only GIFs so that i'm not frantically scrolling through my entire photo collection.
There's more fun where that came from.
Making your own GIFs is also a possibility. GIFs were usually made by tech-savvy folk using a fancy computer program. These were the gatekeepers of what would be made into a GIF and what would stay as a regular video. But those days are long gone.
With the advancement in mobile apps, anyone can now make GIFs of anything they want. As a Twitter user I see all kinds of videos on my timeline and some of them NEED to be a GIF so that I can use later. The app I use is called ImgPlay and it's the greatest ever.
ImgPlay lets you upload a video you wish to turn into a GIF, save and download to your photos. It includes capabilities of slicing videos if you only want a portion to be GIFed, speed up or slow down playback, loop limitations or infinite, add filters or text, and even save in multiple file sizes! Sometimes I'm bored out of my mind and I'll hop on and make a few GIFs to share with my friends. They're never impressed but I enjoy them. Here's a few I've made (left to right): my baby Ophie, a happy dog I saw on a road trip, VR dinosaur, my friend Sadie showing us she's a ballerina queen, a moment that makes me laugh whenever i'm feeling blue, Mickey's 90th display in Downtown Disney.


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Have you ever wondered how to find a good lens? Or maybe why one lens works better for a specific subject or situation? Come join Ryan as we look at the ins and outs of lenses and how to find the best lenses for subjects no matter what format you are photographing! - Times TBD
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Anonymous, 05 Mar 2014Moreso, having built in fm radio does not stop you from using your preferred internet radio do... moreYou didn't read the portion "...using a 'bluetooth headset' or speaker".
Don't fix your mind to speaker only. I said "or", is that hard to see?
I use bluetooth headset outside.
Now who sounds weird?
Anonymous, 05 Mar 2014I can't believe somebody will ever make this kind of comment. That is if I cant afford unlimit... moreLOL! This is the S5 page, not Note 3.
Are you lost?
AnonD-111717, 06 Mar 2014with that dotted pattern on the back, makes it looks even cheaper.Whatever is the material or finish of the back, you will still cover it, so what is the big deal?
trevor, 06 Mar 2014you can't bring car stereo with you anywhere...did you get my point?But you can bring bluetooth headset with FM radio anywhere you want.
AnonD-233366, 06 Mar 2014Anyone knows what will be the price of this phone in india...??It will cost about 42,000 ₹
S5 wont sell as much as s4 which did not sell as much as s3. The writing is on the wall
with that dotted pattern on the back, makes it looks even cheaper.
AnonD-241194, 06 Mar 2014This phone is useless, where is the Radio?the 'phone' is usless cause it has no 'radio'.
1. its not a phone not a radio.
2. if you had common sense you can download a digital one from the play store which are alot better than the crappy school FM radio's.
how are you even aloud online.
AnonD-77892, 06 Mar 2014why are you here in S5 forum? this is NOT a note 3 forum okey!And you as an iPhone 5c user have more right to be here?
I don't know but..why's is samsung keep colorful icons until S5..It's like a cartoon..
Specs are good, but if that will be the final design, s4's is better. Some concepts about the design of s5 is better than this one.
The mobile future and quality is good . but battery Milli amp (2850mAh) is low amount so improve them level in to high (3200mAh) for long battery backup
All eyes are now on the HTC M8 dual camera,if its for taking the the 3D picture then HTC will rock and all Samsung Sony LG lol.


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He has logged over 2,500 flight hours in more than 30 different aircraft and has over 450 carrier landings.
Deployed and retrieved OAST Flyer; retrieved SFU Space Flyer Unit. Beside the two satellite retrievals, the mission included two spacewalks.
After a night launch of Space Shuttle Atlantis, the Shuttle docked with Mir at 03:55 GMT on January 14. STS-81 transferred 2,715 kg of equipment to and from the Mir, the largest transfer of items to that date. During the docked phase, 640 kg of water, 515 kg of U.S. science equipment, 1,000 kg of Russian logistics, and 120 kg of miscellaneous material were transferred to Mir. Returned to Earth aboard Atlantis were 570 kg of U.S. science material, 405 kg of Russian logistics and 98 kg of miscellaneous material. At 02:16 GMT January 19, Atlantis separated from Mir after picking up John Blaha, who had arrived aboard STS-79 on September 19, 1996, and dropping off Jerry Linenger, who was to stay aboard Mir for over four months. The Shuttle backed off along the -RBAR (i.e. toward the Earth) to a distance of 140 m before beginning a flyaround at 02:31 GMT. Most of the flyaround was at a distance from Mir of 170 m. The first 'orbit' around Mir was complete at 03:15, and the second was completed at 04:02 GMT. Then the Orbiter fired its jets to drift away from the orbit of Mir. NASA's first Shuttle mission of 1997 came to a close with a landing at the Kennedy Space Center at 14:22 GMT on January 22 (after the first opportunity was waved off due to cloud cover at the Cape).
Endeavour was launched on an assembly mission to the to the International Space Station. The external tank and the Orbiter entered a 74 x 325 km orbit at 0314 GMT. Endeavour's OMS burn raised its perigee to 205 km at around 0347 GMT; the ET re-entered over the Pacific. Endeavour docked with the Station's PMA-3 docking port at 1959 GMT on December 2. Astronauts then installed the P6 solar panel truss to the station during a series of spacewalks. The P6 was made up of the LS (Long Spacer), PV-1 IEA (Integrated Equipment Assembly) and the PVAA (Photovoltaic Array). The LS carried two Thermal Control Systems with radiators to eject waste heat from the Station; these radiators were to be moved to truss segments S4 and S6 later in assembly. The PVAA had solar array wings SAW-2B and SAW-4B, which deployed to a span of 73 meters. Only after completion of three station assembly space walks on December 3, 5, and 7 did the Endeavour crew enter the station (at 1436 GMT on December 8), delivering supplies to Alpha's Expedition One crew. Hatches were closed again at 1551 GMT December 9, and Endeavour undocked at 1913 GMT the same day. After one flyaround of the station, Endeavour fired its engines to depart the vicinity at 2017 GMT December 9. The deorbit burn was at 2158 GMT on December 11, changing the orbit from 351 x 365 km to 27 x 365 km, with landing at Runway 15 of Kennedy Space Center at 2303 GMT.
The payload bay of Endeavour for STS-97 contained a total cargo of 18740 kg:


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How Somatic Therapy Releases Emotions of Trauma/
We learned via RecoveryRanch that somatic therapy is gaining recognition for helping victims recover from trauma. Somatic therapy is notable because it can be useful to heal all kinds of trauma, from people who have been in accidents to victims of violence or sexual abuse.
The article stated that, "somatic experiencing therapy may help move a person forward from the "frozen" image or memory of their traumatic experience." When a person experiences a traumatic experience, they may fight back or choose to not act at all. In not acting against the experience, this is when emotional damage is done.
When a person emits adrenaline during a moment of fear or trauma but can't release the fear by fighting back. the reaction can stay with this person for years. The article stated that, "The pent-up adrenalin and emotion related to the event can cause physical and emotional blockages that somatic experiencing therapy can help release."
Releasing the chemicals connected to the trauma is the goal of somatic therapy.
During somatic therapy, the patient can describe their traumatic experience and then explain the mental images or body senses that arise. The somatic therapist guides the patient through experience tasks that help release stored emotions.
When the somatic therapy treatments are completed, the patient often reports feeling free or more engaged in their lives. Also, patients feel a decrease in physical pain.
Are you interested in trying out somatic therapy? Community Well's somatic therapist, Sue Kuyper provides healing for individuals, couples and groups in English and Spanish with a specialty in serving social justice activists and community workers. She has been training since 2010 with generative somatics (generativesomatics.org).
Try out somatic therapy as a new way of healing. We hope to see you at The Well soon!


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WorkHorse Ballasts
Fulham was the first company to develop a single ballast to operate multiple lamp types. While this innovative way of thinking has spurred many imitations, no one can match the flexibility and reliability of WorkHorse. When contractors carry WorkHorse ballasts with them, they know they can handle any situation they might encounter, without ever leaving the job site.
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AZEEZA is a luxury clothing label based in Chicago, Illinois. Our collections explore bold color, voluminous silhouettes, and intricate hand embroidery to express an effortless femininity.
Our vision is to create modern, wearable pieces that balance innovative design with elegance and quality over time. Each garment is handmade with in-house dyed silk fabrics, traditional embellishment techniques, and expert craftsmanship.
The designer, Azeeza, born and raised in Chicago, has been recognized by WWD as the city's "It Designer." The brand's retail flagship along Chicago's Magnificent Mile has been placed on Forbes List as a "top destination" and most recently was highlighted in the Louis Vuitton City Guide as the only local Chicago designer. The label continues to receive accolades from national and global press, including Elle, Paper Magazine, Glamour, Teen Vogue, Vogue India, Instyle, Grazia and more.
Azeeza designs have been worn by some of the most iconic women of our times, including Barbra Streisand, Beyoncé, Jennifer Lopez, Sarah Jessica Parker, Tamron Hall, Sophia Bush and Gabrielle Union, as well as other modern style influencers such as Hailey Baldwin, Lion Babe's Jillian Hervey, and Chiara Ferragni among many others.
The brand also aims to bring light to emerging Chicago creative community at a broader scale, with strategic partnerships and collaborations between Nike, Jordan Brand, Off-White, goop, Burberry, Vogue India and more.
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A strategy for speeding-up the computation of characteristic sets
Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 629)
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In this note a strategy is presented that speeds up the computation of characteristic sets several times in many cases. We test the possibility of success for this strategy in the quasi-sense by 50 examples, where the strategy succeeds in 58 and fails in 23 of the 81 completed cases. The speed-up of the strategy, while successful, ranges from a few to hundred times, whereas in the failure case the computation may be slightly slowed down (not less than 0.6 times).
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A 28 year old local hiker whose legs were pinned between boulders on a high ridge above Duck Lake called 911 and activated his emergency locator beacon. Ten SAR members in four teams were dispatched up the Duck Pass trail.
CHP Helicopter H40 responded, searched the area for a while unsuccessfully, and then landed at the Horseshoe Lake borrow pit to meet with SAR team personnel to discuss additional search areas/strategy. After removing weight/equipment from the helo, the CHP crew flew back to the accident area with a MOSAR member and began searching additional locations based on data received from the subject's cell phone.
The victim was sighted by H40 at 37.56018, -118.94244 (11,900 feet) with the sun reflecting off the space blanket he was waving. H40 landed at an LZ northeast of Duck Lake and debarked the MOSAR member, who radioed the lead ground team in the Duck Lake area the subject's location. The other team was then able to see the reflections of the space blanket and began hiking directly to the subject's location.
The Ops Leader instructed the MOSAR member to leave H40 and join the teams in the field. A helo from Lemoore NAS arrived, in case additional SAR members or heavy lift equipment was need at the scene. It landed at the Horseshoe Lake borrow pit to pick up the heavy lift gear and a Mammoth Lakes Fire Department operator. They then flew to Duck Lake and attempted to insert the operator and lift gear near the accident site.
Due to the high altitude and winds they were unable to do the insert near the accident site, so they then landed next to H40 at the LZ. The on-site team requested additional O2, and H40 was able to lower an O2 bottle provided by the Lemoore team to the ground team. After hoisting down the O2 bottle, H40 flew to Mammoth airport to configure for a hoist/extraction operation.
Mammoth Lakes Fire Department personnel transported H40's equipment from the Horseshoe Lake pit to Mammoth airport. Being unable to debark the equipment and operator near the accident site, Lemoore helo flew to Mammoth airport to drop off the lift equipment and operator they had pick up at the Horseshoe pit. They then returned to Lemoore NAS.
When team members reached the subject, they assessed his injuries, provided him oxygen, and set up two mechanical advantage pulley systems (5 to 1 and 9 to 1) to move the boulder that was trapping him. Before successfully freeing the subject, several attempts had to be made with minor re-rigging of the pinning boulder in order to achieve a rock lift/pivot that didn't put more weight on the pinned legs.
Just after the subject was freed, H40 returned to the accident site and lowered the Bauman bag and a litter to the ground team. A quick patient packaging was done, and the subject was hoisted up to H40, and flown to Mammoth Airport. Mono County Paramedics transported him to Mammoth Hospital. The call was ended at 2230.
Responders were: Beck (Ops), Hansen (IC), Kaufman, Bush, Hennes, Wallace, Greene, Torrence, Eimen, Quiring, Case, Endo, Cowan, Guffey, Gilbreath, French, and Hagan. The Team volunteered 158 man hours for this call.


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"On the basis of population, two smart cities will be developed in Haryana for which parameters have been set and a survey will be conducted in this regard by July 21," Khattar said in Rohtak. The parameters for smart cities include infrastructure, education, medical facilities, electricity and water, he said.
Sources said Gurgaon and Faridabad are in the running for the state's nomination for the India Smart Cities Challenge that Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced on Thursday. The challenge is for 100 cities across the country to compete for government funding for the smart city project.
Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) commissioner Vikas Gupta, who attended the launch of the project, said, as a first step in this challenge, state governments will nominate cities for the competition by end July.
The cities that are picked will then submit proposals on how they want to make the place "smart". The proposals will be judged by the ministry of urban development (MoUD). "The top 20 cities picked for their proposals will be selected for central government funding in the first year. The remaining cities will have a chance to compete again next year. An SPV will be formed with a chairperson, CEO, board of directors and other functionaries under the Companies Act of 2013 for execution and implementation of the project, the guidelines for which have also been issued by the MoUD," Gupta told TOI.
The SPV, which will be a limited company, will be responsible for planning, monitoring and managing operational and maintenance works associated with the project. A budget of Rs 384 crore has been earmarked for each SPV. The cost will be shared between the Centre (Rs 100 crore) and the state government along with the MCG (Rs 284 crore).
The company with complete operational freedom to execute the smart city project will be headed by a CEO selected by the MoUD for a period of three years. Either the divisional commissioner or municipal commissioner will be made the chairperson. A board of directors, including representatives from the central and state governments, urban local bodies and other independent directors, will monitor the functioning of the SPV.
Former chief town planner (Haryana) SC Kush said, "Gurgaon already has enough resources to sustain the current population, but essential improvements in sectors like power, transportation and citizen services should be made. There are several exclusive projects already planned for Gurgaon that will enable it to make the shortlist. There is the 24-hour water supply scheme being worked out by the MCG. Then, there's the intra-city bus service plan. An overhaul of the drainage system is in the works. These projects in the pipeline will ensure Gurgaon qualifies," Kush said.


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The Six Top Travel Trends According to Destination Hotels
Hotel & Resort May 16, 2014
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Destination Hotels & Resorts, an authentic collection of luxury and upscale independent hotels and resorts across North America, has surveyed top travelers revealing key travel trends for summer 2014. Distinctive trends include a surprising shift away from the digital detox revolution; a strong reliance on peer-to-peer vacation recommendations through online social media platforms; and that while half of respondents want to learn something on vacation, equally half want to unwind and do nothing.
Results from the 2014 Summer Travel Trends consumer study conducted by Destination Hotels & Resorts also revealed that a significant amount of vacationers traveling as a family are increasingly interested in pursuing adventurous experiences and outdoor activities, tasting locally inspired cuisine, and exploring a new adventure or skill. The survey's core trends are as follows:
1. Digital Indulgence: Contrary to popular belief regarding the digital detox vacation movement and a desire to unplug while traveling, guests with Destination Hotels & Resorts reported that they are actually looking to be more connected digitally this summer. Interestingly, 66 percent noted in-room technology is an important amenity that they just can't live without.
"We understand our guests' need to have the best technology at their fingertips, so we continue to make it easier to plug in when staying with us," said Jamie Sabatier, President and Chief Operating Officer of Destination Hotels & Resorts. "Guests might not need connectivity 24/7, but just knowing it's there should they need it as well as having access to our in-room iPod docking stations is something today's traveler considers a must-have in their hotel room."
2. Experiential Travel Takes a Turn: While nearly half (45 percent) of respondents expressed an interest in developing new talents while on vacation, (39 percent are up for the physical challenge of activities such as climbing, surfing, and paddle boarding, a surprisingly high (55 percent) of respondents simply want to relax and do nothing this summer vacation.
"Experiential travel is a trend that has been gaining popularity in the past few years. Our Destination Discoveries program helps guests choose from a rustic furniture making class overlooking majestic scenery in Vermont at Stowe Mountain Lodge, by Destination Hotels & Resorts, to a private cocktail crafting tour by three of Charleston's finest mixologists through Wild Dunes Resort, by Destination Hotels & Resorts. Equally, our family driven Destination Family Escapes itineraries are heavily experiential. Interestingly enough, this year's survey also seems to reveal an almost defiant guest who simply wants to do absolutely nothing but relax and unwind," said Sabatier.
3. Keep Workout Wear at Home. Cool Pools are a Hot Commodity this Summer: It sounds obvious, but for the Destination traveler top of the wish list of "the amenity I can't live without this summer…" is the humble swimming pool (almost 40 percent said it's a must), beating other amenities such as room service (8 percent), a fitness center (12 percent) and a full service spa (9 percent) by a landslide.
"Travel trends come and go, but this summer, what our survey reconfirmed was that guests are getting back to basics seeking either a pool or beach access to chill out and relax. Similarly, relaxing beach vacations reign supreme with 67 percent of respondents craving a stay by the sea this summer," said Sabatier.
4. It's A Family Affair: While more than half of vacationers are traveling with a significant other this summer, 41 percent are traveling with children in tow. The savvy family traveler of today is looking well beyond the basics, striving to accomplish bucket list-worthy thrills together. Families surveyed cited that they look for hotels that have activities they can do together while on summer vacation (45 percent); similarly 30 percent are looking for adventure and outdoor options; with 28 percent selecting a hotel due to its proximity to destination attractions.
"We've been listening to families and what they really want from their summer vacation and have worked with our hotels to create unique adventures inspired by each destination to meet these activity requests. Our new Destination Family Escapes program offers phenomenal experiences such as a one-mile cave rappel down one of the longest soda straw formations in the country in Texas through La Cantera Hill Country Resort, by Destination Hotels & Resorts, as well as a tide pooling excursion and a picturesque driving tour in a Lexus along the Southern California coast with Terranea Resort, by Destination Hotels & Resorts, complete with a gourmet picnic basket lunch, blanket and binoculars," said Sabatier.
5. Power to the People: Peer-to-Peer online travel review platforms continue to be an extremely useful tool for gaining insider tips on hotels and summer vacation activities. Travelers are relying less on the experts themselves, and more on the voices of their savvy peers.
"An overwhelming majority of 80 percent sited TripAdvisor as the platform of choice for vetting vacation itineraries, with Yelp (31 percent) being the second most popular channel," said Sabatier. Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram, and Twitter lag behind as sources for travel referrals.
6. Locally Sourced Produce is a must: What may have started as a culinary trend has now proven itself to be an essential travel staple. Over 60 percent of people cited locally inspired cuisine as the most important component when booking their summer vacation, preferring culinary experiences involving indigenous ingredients as opposed to something flown in from Ecuador while vacationing in California. Indeed, of families surveyed 19 percent commented that healthy food options at their hotel were integral to their booking choice this summer. With movies such as Katie Couric's "Fed Up" on screens this month, the emphasis on healthy eating is likely to increase even further with the savvy traveler. "We've seen the locavore movement build in momentum, and while the farm-to-table phenomenon has become almost standard for many, today's traveler really does ask 'where is this from?' before diving into dinner. Destination's properties comprise an extraordinary culinary expertise across the board and our executive chefs work seamlessly to provide seasonal, fresh and inspiring dishes using the finest local ingredients," said Sabatier.
Visit www.destinationhotels.com to discover a variety of experiences from the brand's portfolio of distinctive hotels and resorts.
SOURCE: Destination Hotel and Resorts press release
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