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Mountain Biking in Turangi
Turangi is the perfect spot to base yourself for some of the best Mountain Biking in the Tongariro National Park.
Mountain biking is a great way to get exercise while spending time with your family or friends, and now is the perfect time to get outdoors and experience the fresh air and scenery that New Zealand has to offer. With trails suitable for beginners through to advanced, the Turangi region has mountain biking trails suitable for the adrenaline seeker and also families wanting to spend time together. Don't have a bike? You can hire bikes or even go on a guided tour, so there is no excuse not to get out and start the heart pumping!
Below is just a couple of the mountain biking trails available in Turangi, and you can find out more about the available trails in the Great Lake Taupo region here.
Tongariro River Trail
The Tongariro River Trail is perfect for beginners and takes you on a scenic loop along both sides of the Tongariro River in Turangi. You will see beautiful native bush, and the stunningly clear waters of the Tongariro River.
This trail is great for families, and you can break your journey and enjoy a picnic at the Tongariro National Trout Centre. The 15km trail will typically take between 1 and 2 hours depending on your experience.
Getting There
The trails begin at the carpark next to the Tongariro River Bridge, where you can park your car.
Tree Trunk Gorge
This trail offers stream and river crossings, rocks and beautiful Beech forest riding. Starting from the northern end, you will begin with a challenging climb before easing to beautiful river fords and wooden bridges as you ride up the river. The track is best enjoyed in warmer weather, as the river crossings can be cold in winter, and is recommended for beginner to intermediate riders.
You should allow up 2 - 3 hours, and you will be able to check out the Pillars of Hercules along the way.
Getting there
The trail is located in the Kaimanawa Forest Park, just 15 drive south of Turangi. Car parking is available at the northern end, at the Pillars of Hercules, and also at the southern end.
Guided Tours and Shuttles
The Tongariro River Trail and Tree Trunk Gorge tracks are not far from Turangi and Parklands Motor Lodge. If you do not have your own transport or bike, or are just a beginner then there are guided tours and shuttles available which will provide Bikes, Helmets, Transport, Water and Lunch.
What to Wear?
- Shorts
- Polyprop
- Windbreaker
- Sandshoes
What to bring in your bag?
We recommend you bring the following items:
- Camera to capture the stunning scenery
- Drink to keep hydrated
- Food to snack on or for a picnic along the way
Why not plan a long weekend in Turangi with your friends or family, and enjoy some of the best mountain biking in New Zealand. Spring and Summer is a great time to visit us here at Parklands Motor Lodge in Turangi, and take in some fresh air and nature. We are in the perfect location to explore Turangi and the Tongariro National Park. With so much here on offer, why not start to plan your next New Zealand adventure!

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Since press releases are also designed for the media to pick up and share with their audience, a reporter or editor wants to know how many people will be interested in this product or service. This particular release is targeted at renters, and since there are over 40 million renter-occupied households in the US, we knew that the media would be excited to share a free educational guide with such a large audience.
Thanks Nitisha. In the UK, at least, you can't get a press release published in the traditional sense. You give or send it to the editor or journalist and if it's a good story, they'll decide to run it or not. You should study your target publications first to see if your story is relevant to their readership. If a publication wants to charge for your story, that's not PR, that's advertising. In that case, you decide what you want say and where you want it to appear. For more information on PR visit the CIPR or PRCA websites.
Now that news releases have a longer lifespan on the Internet, feature news releases have risen in popularity. These releases take a unique angle on a brand's news and bring their message straight to consumer audiences in ways the audience will want to read and share.
Our parent company, Adigica Health, is an ecommerce company focused on the development of healthcare products. We recently developed a new proprietary skin care regimen specifically formulated for the treatment of acne in teenagers and young adults, and we sent out a press release announcing the new product.
In my experience, if it reads like the lead to a story then it makes it easier for a news outlet to publish as is, or for a reporter to pick up the ball and run with it from there. I am not saying every news outlet will use your exact lead, or even publish the release in full, but it does give them a good idea of how they might approach your story. I have had a lot of success having my press releases picked up and run as is.
And finally … aim high, but be realistic in your expectations. Most journalists are swamped with press releases, so it may take you a few attempts and a bit of chasing to land press coverage for your business. Don't give up though; determination and a willingness to learn can take you a very long way.
One of the biggest advantages of using 24-7 Press Release is they offer a large variety of distribution options that are all free to their users. Even though you are only allowed one free submission per day, think about how much more business that is over the course of a year. On the resource page they provide users free information on how to fine tune your press release to get the maximum benefits.
WASHINGTON — In a full-page ad placed in major U.S. newspapers on Wednesday, AT&T called on Congress to pass an "Internet Bill of Rights" that would apply to phone and cable companies as well as technology platforms.
So, when should you press 'send'? The general rule is 'early in the week, early in the day'. Unfortunately, there is no magic hour. If you're approaching someone who writes for a living, avoid late afternoon and Friday, when they are already signing off and might not remember your case next time they sit at their desk.
If you're relying on a free press release distribution service to get your news in front of journalists and bloggers, the odds are that it isn't going to work except perhaps in a few special cases. If you really must use a wire service, you'd be better served with a premium service. Having said all that, one of the best ways to get journalists interested in your news is traditional PR media relations – find the right journalist, get your story straight and pitch it. We've got a series of how-to's and guides on writing press releases and pitching to the press in our articles on effective press releases.
Another trick is to imagine your story is going to be covered on a TV or radio programme. A presenter generally has around 5-6 seconds to introduce each item eg And coming up next … why a local cafe owner is giving a free coffee this weekend to anyone born in July. If your story was going to be featured on the radio today, how would the presenter introduce it? Asking yourself that question should give you the top line of your story.
Pearl, Allison, everyone at eReleases is just so professional, caring, and always available to share their considerable expertise. I cannot imagine every using another service! Thank you so very much!
If possible, include a link to an online copy of the same release. It's good practice to keep a log of all of your press releases housed on your own website. This can make providing such a link easier to produce, as well as keeping a record for historical purposes.
Quotes add life to your press release. When you add a relevant quote to your press release which emphasizes on the core announcement, the media will quote that in their own coverage of the news and you will likely get the attention and generate the positive image you had hoped to establish.
Since a press release is supposed to look and feel like a story in a newspaper, it's important to include a location and date stamp at the beginning of the first paragraph. Something like, Palo Alto, CA – February 5, 2007. Like a standard news story, the first sentence, or lede, should summarize the main news of the press release in 25 words or less [source: Concept Marketing Group].
But, with so many people on information overload via social media, texts, and emails, how do you generate excitement? What elements should your press release include or exclude? How much information is enough? How much is too little? Should you send out a traditional press release, or would an online-only press release suffice? Including the following elements should give you a good outline of how to write a press release for an event, while generating a buzz that will tell your reader that yours is not an event to be missed! View more press release writing tips and examples in another of our blogs.
Writers and journalists are always looking for good story opportunities to post on their publication's website – no matter the size or amount. In many cases, any legitimate story is better than no story.
The European Geosciences Union (EGU) has named journalists Julia Rosen and Vivien Cumming as the winners of its 2018 Science Journalism Fellowship. The support will allow Rosen to travel to the UK to write about the role of soil in the phosphorus crisis, while Cumming will follow scientists in Myanmar to tell the story of carbon in rivers.
When you're writing a press release, samples can be hard to find and replicate. While press releases are an essential part of online marketing and digital communication, they're tough to write, and few people understand their structure.
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What I like is that you guys do a QC check on releases!I'm not sure I'm reaching who I need to reach. That concerns me. Although I'm able to choose a sector I'm not sure if I'm getting to industry trades. It would be helpful if knowing which targets are being selected when you chose a specific s
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If you're starting an online retail business that is truly remarkable, a good press release can be all the spark you need to blast your business into outer space, where you won't find martians, but could potentially get that first sale (and many more) you're thirsting for. This is why we keep reiterating that you should focus on being different, newsworthy and exceptional from your competition, that is the key "secret sauce" in all of these strategies and tactics.
Put the words For immediate release at the very top of the page. The headline — the key to grabbing attention — should be centered on the page, and usually written in bold or capital letters. Under that, put a subhead, often in italics, that elaborates on the headline.
This is one of the best graphics I've seen describing the correct formula for a press release. However, you forgot one thing. Just above the Headline you forgot to write the words: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE (in call caps). If I may please ask you to revise your graphic, you would help a lot of new writers to learn the true formula of an Associated Press press release standard. Thanks again for your well designed and informative graphic.
A press release is an official announcement (written or recorded) that an organization issues to the news media and beyond. Whether we call it a press release, a press statement, a news release, or a media release, we're always talking about the same basic thing.
To close your tour press release, include the contact information of the person (again) in charge of handling press queries about the shows. Make a suggestion of what you want the person to reading the press release to do with this information: If you would like more information, or if you want to interview the band or review the show, please contact [so and so].
If it's a local news event, find out who in the local media covers your neighborhood or issue. Do some research on bigger news organizations to find out which reporters or producers cover your industry. Some media organizations have designated e-mail addresses or fax numbers to which all releases are directed.
theplace4vitamins.com was founded in 1997 to provide consumers with a wide choice of vitamins, supplements and herbal products. The site offers a range of articles, research materials and message forums for the health conscious consumer.
Because people aren't perfect, telephone everyone to whom you sent releases to increase your chances of getting covered. Call your personal contacts and reporters you have worked with in the past in advance so they have more time to be free to cover you. When you follow up with the reporter, be sure to include any last minute news that was not added in your release.
Opening paragraph: The opening paragraph has to be strong and include pertinent information, namely what the press release is about, who it affects, and why they should read or act upon it. If you talk of an event or launch, you also need to mention when it will take place.
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What to do with complication of Dialysis?
● Hypotension
1. Causes: The first reason causing hypotension is the decreasing of effective blood volume. The second reason is the decreasing ability of vasoconstriction. The third one is the decreasing of cardiac output. It means the blood out from heart is decrease. The fourth one is poor biocompatibility of dialysis membrane.
2. Tips for Hypotension. When patients with Kidney Failure have discomfort in chest, vomit and nausea, they should lie on the back and keep feet is higher than head as to slow down the blood flow. Oxygen uptake and 100-200ml physiological saline is needed. As for more serious disease, patients should have hypertonic saline, hypertonic glucose, albumin injected.
Can Dialysis Cause Psychosis Like Side Effect
● Muscle cramps (gastrocnemius, feet, upper limb and abdominal muscle)
1. Causes: Hypotension can lead to muscle cramps. Ultrafiltration is higher and faster than normal range, which can lead to lighter weight than dry weight. I addition, low Sodium dialysis fluid can also lead to muscle cramps.
2. Measures to deal with muscle cramp. Doctors should infuse hypertonic saline, hypertonic glucose. The set of filtration should proper and correct. At the same time, dialysis fluid should adjust Sodium up to 145mmol/L.
Patients with Kidney Failure can do massage to the cramping part and then apply hot compress with towel. Before people go to sleep, they can put something under the legs. Women should not wear high-heeled shoes.
How Does Dialysis Process Creatinine 6.0
● Arrhythmia
1. Causes: Serum Potassium and calcium in body can lead to Arrhythmia. The second reason is caused by hypotension, decreasing blood volume of coronary artery circulation as well as and myocardial ischemia and hypoxia.
2. Treatment and prevention. Doctors should monitor serum Potassium and calcium before and after dialysis so as to adjust electrolyte disorder. If there is serious arrhythmia, dialysis should be stopped immediately.
Patients with Kidney Failure should have a good rest and keep a good mood. Enjoying light music for relax.
New Solution for Dialysis Patients in Shijiazhuang Kidney Disease Hospital
● Heart Failure
1. Causes: Hypertension, water and Sodium retention and people with declining of heart function can lead to heart failure during Dialysis.
2. People with Kidney Failure should lie on bed and if feel uncomfortable, people can sit up and keep arms fall naturally. Intake enough heat and vitamin.
Kindly Remind: Dialysis can cause some complications; however, dialysis is necessary for people with kidney failure. In order to get rid of dialysis as well as the complications caused by dialysis, people should take proper treatment. Micro-Chinese Medicine Osmotherapy and Stem Cell Transplant can effectively recover kidney function. If kidneys can discharge wastes by themselves, dialysis can be avoided.


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The ProfileXT® is a scientific based assessment used in both hiring as development process. It measures three different pillars. Thinking styles, behavioural traits and intrests. All results are compared to the jobbenchmark. The tool provides reports that assist the hiring or development process.
By defining personality type, the MBTI® (Myers-Briggs Type Indicator) tool builds a robust foundation for life-long personal development. It provides a constructive, flexible and liberating framework for understanding individual differences and strengths. The MBTI profile reveals how we see and interact with the world, giving insight into our motivation and the motivation of others. This provides a strong foundation for personal growth and development, underpinning enhanced personal effectiveness. Can be used in personal development, team, conflict handling, coaching and many more domains.
Insights Discovery is a powerful system that draws on psychological preferences. The system is based on the pioneering work of Carl Jung. It uses a unique colour language to promote self-insight, effective interactions and organizational development. The Insights Discovery Profile stands for pure transformation. It is an inspiring tool for personal development that gives people more insight into themselves and others.
The Situational Leadership® Model is the most recognized, utilized and effective leadership and influence tool in the history of the behavioral sciences. It is a powerful, yet flexible tool that enables leaders of all kinds to more effectively influence others.
Dr. Hersey's model is based on the relationship between leaders and followers and serves as a framework to analyze each situation based on:
- The amount of guidance and direction (task behavior) a leader gives
- The amount of socio-emotional support (relationship behavior) a leader provides
The readiness level that followers exhibit in performing a specific task, function, or objective.
The Leadership Effectiveness Analysis is 360° tool that provide scientic data on leaderhip behaviour of an individual in reference to the company environment. Twentytwo leadership behaviours are measured. After a development journey there is a possibility of remeasurement.
Regardless of your status, or position in life or work, every person on this planet interacts with others in some way. When we are aware of our own emotions, and understand how they affect our everyday behavior, we have opened the door to success and achievement in both our working environment and in our home life.
It's clear that developing the Emotional Intelligence of Leaders and Individual contributors greatly enhances the productivity, engagement and culture of organizations both internally and externally.
The Genos Emotional Intelligence assessment is designed specifically for application in the workplace; measures observable behaviors (how people "turn up"), recognizes and measures the link between Emotional Intelligence and Employee Engagement and considers the context (recognizes that Direct Reports, Peers, and Leaders will view some items as more important than others and that some raters are more familiar with the subject than others). We have Leader-specific and Individual Contributor-specific assessments. In line with your needs we can integrate these EI assessments in your learning and development programs.
Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner's Seven Dimensions of Culture is a powerfull tool to help us understand the cultural differences and to find strategies to brige the gaps.
Thanks to the Qfor Method, Training Institutes and Consultancy Firms can achieve recognition for their quality and professionalism in their markets. This holds good not only for the market in general but also for specific sectors within the market, regions or institutions.
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Calling all Embrace Fans
In Celebration of the First Anniversary of the Embrace Series - I want to know about your EMBRACE experience
How were you first Embraced? When were you when you were first Embraced? Why do you consider yourself the Number #1 Embrace fan?
Put thought into this - Include how long you have been a fan, how many times you have read the book(s), what character(s) are your favorite and Why, who got you Embraced, do you relate to someone or soemthing in the book? Who what and how and why? Tell me everything! Add anything you want!
1st place will recive the GRAND PRIZE Embrace Package and there will be a 2nd place and 3rd place prize as well
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Please include your Name, State (or country if outside USA) and your email so we can contact you if you are the winner. Your contact information will never be shared with anyone and this "contest" has nothing to do with Facebook - Facebook is in no way responsible. By entering this contest - you agree that we may use your Entry here on Facebook and on theOfficial Blog for the Embrace series - But only your First Name an your state (or country) Will be Used
Ex: "Winning Entry submitted by Samantha from Tennessee"
Here is a list of whats up for grabs. Items may vary slightly, but this gives you an idea.
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REDLANDS — His coaches say Justin Schubert is excelling at learning how to pitch. Anyone who saw his gem Friday afternoon might say he's already figured it out.
Schubert scattered seven hits in six shutout innings as the host Terriers downed San Dimas, 6-0, in a CIF-Southern Section Division 3 baseball quarterfinal.
Redlands advanced to face Pasadena Maranatha, an 11-2 quarterfinal winner over Arlington, in the D-3 semifinals Tuesday. A win there would put the Terriers (23-7) in their first-ever Southern Section baseball final.
Redlands stuck to what it's done all year by playing defense behind a four-pitch arsenal offered by Schubert (7-2). The lanky right-hander struck out six and allowed just one runner past second base after getting out of a first-and-third jam in the first inning. Shubert lowered his ERA to 1.14 with the outing.
"Justin's just a competitor," Redlands coach Estevan Valencia said. "He's really done a great job in the second half of the season learning how to pitch, instead of just trying to throw the ball by everybody."
Facing a sturdy lineup for the Saints (27-7) that included eight hitters with 15 or more RBIs on the season, Schubert mixed his fastball, changeup, curve and slider masterfully.
"I knew they could hit," he said. "I was just throwing off-speed stuff to them and trying to keep them off balance the entire game.
"All four pitches were working today," he added.
Schubert, also the leadoff batter, led the Redlands offense, going 3-for-4 with two runs.
The Terriers broke the game open in the third inning, scoring runs on a balk, a tough-hopping RBI single by Riley Garcia and two more on a fielding error. Left fielder Adam Valencia added a run-scoring single for a 5-0 lead.
"We just made too many mistakes," said San Dimas coach Mike Regan, whose team tied Northview for the Valle Vista League title. "That's what it comes down to. They got some chopper hits, some balls found holes and chopped over our third baseman, but they put the ball in play and they did what they needed to do."
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Benefits of E-learning are tremendous for today people. Distant
cyber learning or e-Learning allows you to work at any place with an internet
connection, at your own pace. It is a highly flexible and convenient method of
learning. Here you will give to your students the flexibility without been bug
down by any others extra fees such parking, etc… As e-classes are asynchronous,
learners can study according to their daily commitments. Therefore, this is a
feasible option for those that have other responsibilities. This form of
learning also reduces transportation expenses and wastage of time. Users can
also repeat the e-learning courses as much as they want, without additional
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#25 Nerd Nite – 6 June 2017
In June, Nerd Nite speakers will be discussing how scientists are growing mini-brains, tea culture and how the animal kingdom is adapting to the environmental change around us. Be there and be square!
Tuesday, 6 June 2017
at Mr Wow's Emporium
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Doors 7pm/$5
Back to the lectures at hand:
*Presentation 1
Making mini-brains in a dish
by Dr Damian Hernandez
Description: Once upon a time we were all just one single cell, a single cell that was formed by one oocyte and one sperm from our parents. That single cell managed to survive, growth, multiply and organised into a more complex structure to become the person that we are now. Ten years ago, a group of scientists discovered a way to reset the software and modify an adult skin cells into that single cells that has the potential to become any cell of the body such as heart, brain or blood cells. More recently, we have figured it out how to not just transform those single cells into other cell types, but to generate a whole organoid-like structure with a more complex cell organisation. We can now generate mini-guts, mini-kidneys, etc. Here you will be hearing on how we are generating mini-brains from skin cells of people to study Alzheimer's diseases.
Bio: Damian is a stem cells researcher from the Centre for Eye Research Australia and the University of Melbourne. He graduated from the University of Mexico, his home country, and moved to Melbourne where he studied his PhD degree at St Vincent's Institute, University of Melbourne. His research focuses in the study of stem cells and their potential to become any type of cell in the human body to study relevant diseases. He is currently generating human "mini-brains" to study Alzheimer's diseases in a dish.
*Presentation 2
Tea – 'The Cup of Humanity'*
by Dorothy Chan
Description: In a city dominated by incredible coffee culture, tea often takes a back seat when we think of an energising beverage in our busy day-to-day schedules. But with speciality tea slowly and steadily increasing in popularity within the western world, heightened interests about the health benefits, varying styles and types of tea are also raising interests within its culture and its complex and often brutal history. What is tea culture? What benefits does it bring to the individual? And why is it so strongly upheld within certain cultures worldwide? In this presentation, Dorothy will be touching on tea and its properties, and discussing how tea and its governing principles have personally affected her way of life and how they have solidified her reflections on identity.
*'The Cup of Humanity' taken from the title chapter "The Book of Tea"(1906) by Kakuzo Okakura (b.1862-d.1913)
Bio: Dorothy is a certified tea master with the Australian Tea Masters Association, and winner of the Tea Paring category of the Australian & New Zealand Tea Masters Cup 2017. Currently working via correspondence with various independent tea companies researching integrated agriculture of tea fields throughout China, Japan and Cambodia, she hopes to also work alongside small communities, farming families and individuals globally, in their youth education and economic development. Having experienced some incredibly diverse countries, many communities and individuals have enriched her life and, thankfully, her palate. Her respect and devotion to understanding flavours across the globe, preservation of tea culture, environment, and understanding of heritage and community, grows more passionately and deeply everyday. She hopes to pass on good will and happiness through the way of tea to all individuals, regardless of race, colour, religion, social standing, and sexual orientation.
*Presentation 3
Species we love and hate
by Dr John Martin
Description: Has a seagull ever stolen a chip from your hand? Have you ever thrown bread to the ducks? We all have a wildlife story. Some are love stories, like giving a koala a drink on 40 degree day; others are hate stories, like being kicked by a horse. We humans have changed our surrounding environment (building cities, clearing land for farms, etc.) and some species have adapted to exploit these environments. We'll discuss how ibis are becoming hipsters, how cockatoos are spying on you, why flying-foxes are making a 'concrete change' and moving from the bush to the city, and what it means for the future.
Bio: John is a wildlife ecologist. Ultimately he thinks nature is pretty cool and the opportunity to catch and observe animals is freaking awesome. Being able to assist the conservation of wildlife is also cool. John works at the Royal Botanic Garden in Sydney.


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I already wrote a self-love post for today, but I just had a really cool self-love realization when I was biking to my sister's house to let her dogs out.
Before I let them out, I usually feel a slight reservation towards doing it. I'm usually in the midst of something work related, and then I stop, get my bike out, bike to my sister's house, let her dogs out, make sure they go to the bathroom, let them back in, check on their water, and bike back home. Before I leave everyday to let them out, I feel like it's a slight burden, but once I'm out of the house, and on that bike, I feel amazing.
I get the fresh air in my face, my heart rate picks up, I listen to the sounds of nature or the people I'm passing by.
On my way out today I saw one of my neighbors and we both exchanged hellos and huge smiles. And they were genuine smiles, the kind of smiles that radiate energy. It felt good. Then when I got to my sister's house, I exchanged a brief conversation with a man wanting to leave flyers with my sister, who was at work. Even my conversation with him was uplifting, both of us were radiating positive energy.
When I got inside, the dogs, Bella and Aju, were excited, lively, and bursting with energy. I let them out in the backyard, Monday – Friday, when my sister and her husband, Matt, are working. And Aju and Bella are always such a joy to be with outside. They run around and play, and wrestle, and go in and out of the bushes, and then when they begin to wind down, they come by me and I pet them. They're so cute, and full of energy. Their energy washes off on my when I visit them. When I say goodbye to them, I miss them, and tell them that I'll see them tomorrow.
What I realized is that letting the dogs out is a perfect break. I get fresh air, I see other people, and I get to interact with great energy in the form of two cute dogs. This was good to realize because when I go to let them out tomorrow, and the next day, and the next, I know that I don't need to harbor those negative feelings before hand because I'll know that I enjoy it, and that it will be one of my treats for the day.
Emelina Minero writes for Curve Magazine and EDGE Media Network. She's working on launching her own progressive LGBTQ publication. She's a Connection Connoisseur, Networking Maven and Self-Love Enthusiast. She founded Community Bucket List and co-founded the Love Warrior Community. Find her on Twitter, @CommKr8veWriter.


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For this month's feature, we look into the three Interactive render modes available with Iray+; Interactive Fast, Interactive Direct and Interactive Preview.
When it comes to rendering, there is a constant balancing act between image quality and render time. On the one hand, you would like your images to be previewed as clearly as possible, but on the other hand, you would like your renders to resolve as rapidly as possible.
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Update: The HGC rule set for 2017 has been made public, and does not contain any provisions regarding gambling sponsorships. An earlier, non-public version of the rules did contain the same provisions as the qualifiers, prohibiting gambling-related sponsorships. The 2017 Hearthstone rules remain unchanged. theScore esports has reached out to Blizzard for comment, and will update the story accordingly.
Original story: The official rules for the Hearthstone Championship Tour and other Blizzard events have prohibited gambling sponsors since the circuit's inception in 2016, but some major esports organizations with players and teams in Blizzard esports are sponsored by gambling website gg.bet. The sponsorships could potentially violate Blizzard's ruleset for official leagues if they compete in 2017.
Section 6.10, subsection B of the 2017 Hearthstone Americas Championship Tour Official Competition Rules states that "gambling, or websites that offer gambling" are one of the sponsorship categories that "will not be allowed for any player participating in the Tour and/or Tour Events." While the 2017 version of the rules for Europe were not available at press time, the 2016 rules for both regions included this same restriction.
Similar rules exist for the Heroes of the Storm Global Championship, which Blizzard listed in section 6.9 for the EU qualifiers for the 2017 HGC Pro League as well as for other 2016 HGC events. They state that gambling sponsors "will not be allowed for any Team Member participating in the Qualifiers and/or Qualifier Events."
Gambling website gg.bet has partnered with a number of high-profile esports organizations since November, including several that sponsor Hearthstone players such as Alliance and Luminosity Gaming. Virtus.pro were also formerly listed among gg.bet's partners but have since been removed from the organization's website.
None of the organizations' teams or players have participated in official Blizzard events since signing on with the gambling website.
When reached by email, Luminosity Gaming CEO and founder Stephen Maida declined to comment on the matter. Alliance player logistics manager Erik Barge told theScore esports that he was not yet prepared to make a statement on the situation and Fnatic did not respond to a request for comment.
A representative for Blizzard Entertainment was not able to comment on the situation by press time.
Alliance entered Hearthstone on Sep. 28 with the signing of Jon "Orange" Westberg, and their partnership with gg.bet was announced on Dec. 22. Luminosity re-entered Hearthstone on Aug. 4 by signing Keaton "Chakki" Gill, Frank "Fr0zen" Zhang and Muzahidul "Muzzy" Islam, while their gg.bet sponsorship was announced on Nov. 5.
Fnatic, who partnered with gg.bet on Dec. 2, have one of the top ranked Heroes of the Storm teams in Europe. Their team did not have to participate in the qualifiers, however, as they placed Top 2 in their region.
gg.bet allows users to gamble on numerous esports, including Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm. The gg.bet page for Hearthstone says that the esport "offers unpredictable competitive matches, where the underdog can easily defeat a tournament favorite. This creates some amazing e-sport betting opportunities, which you can try on gg.bet!"
It's unclear if gambling sponsors will be prohibited for Blizzard's upcoming Overwatch League, as the rule set has not been made public. But given that the other official Blizzard leagues in both Hearthstone and HotS have seen the same restriction, it wouldn't be surprising to find it among the league's eventual ruleset.
Fnatic's HotS team has their first Week 1 HGC 2017 Europe Pro League match on Jan. 21, at which point they will have violated the anti-gambling sponsor provision in the current rules. While the HGC 2017 ruleset has not yet been made public, theScore esports has been able to verify that the gambling sponsorship rules remain intact.
While the dates for the regional HCT events have not yet been announced, the HCT Winter Championship is set to start Mar. 23 at the Melia Nassau Beach All-Inclusive in the Bahamas.
The situation likely puts Blizzard and the teams at a sort of impasse and it is unclear if Blizzard will enforce the rule and mandate that teams drop all gambling-related sponsors or come to a different arrangement altogether.
Josh "Gauntlet" Bury is a news editor for theScore esports. You can find him on Twitter.


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Foroni, F. & Semin, GR. (2013). Comprehension of action negation involves inhibitory simulation. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience,7(209), 1-7. Switzerland: Frontiers Research Foundation. Retrieved from https://doi.org/10.3389/fnhum.2013.00209
Previous research suggests that action language is comprehended by activating the motor system. We report a study, investigating a critical question in this research field: do negative sentences activate the motor system? Participants were exposed to sentences in the affirmation and negation forms while the zygomatic muscle activity on the left side of the face was continuously measured (Electromyography technique: EMG). Sentences were descriptions of emotional expressions that mapped either directly upon the zygomatic muscle (e.g., "I am smiling") or did not (e.g., "I am frowning"). Reading sentences involving the negation of the activity of a specific muscle (zygomatic major—"I am not smiling") is shown to lead to the inhibition of this muscle. Reading sentences involving the affirmative form instead ("I am smiling") leads to the activation of zygomatic mucle. In contrast, sentences describing an activity that is irrelevant to the zygomatic muscle (e.g., "I am frowning" or "I am not frowning") produce no muscle activity. These results extend the range of simulation models to negation and by implication to an abstract domain. We discuss how this research contributes to the grounding of abstract and concrete concepts.
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A few days ago, I got bored and decided to look up how many men have appeared in a regular season major league baseball game. As of today, that number is 18,805. With the help of the amazing randomizer over at random.org, I thought I would research a random player. It spit out at me the number 9,152. Norman Dalton Cash (also affectionately known as "Stormin' Norman") was a 6', 185 lb. left-handed hitting and throwing first baseman from Justiceburg, Texas. Born on November 10th, 1934, he was the 9,152nd person to appear in a major league game. An All-Lone Star Conference selectee at running back, he was drafted by the Chicago Bears in 1955 but decided to play baseball instead. He was signed out of Angelo State University as a free agent soon afterward by the Chicago White Sox. Cash spent 1955 and 1956 with the Waterloo White Hawks, Chicago's B-level affiliate in the Illinois-Indiana-Iowa League, where he clubbed 40 home runs in 207 games, hitting .314 over his first two professional seasons. He spent 1957 in the military. Cash reemerged in 1958 with the White Sox at the major league level, where he appeared in 13 games and went two-for-eight with two runs and a strikeout. He also played in 29 games at the triple-A level, with the Indianapolis Indians in the American Association and hit .247 with a home run and 10 RBI. It would represent the last minor league appearance for Cash. In 1959, Cash started 25 times at first base for the White Sox, appearing in 58 contests overall. On April 17th, in front of 2,656 at the first Comiskey Park, he batted fifth and smacked a three run shot in the fourth inning as the Sox defeated the Tigers, 6-5. Cash hit four homers with 16 RBI through the season, hitting .240/.372/.375/.747. Later, he went 0-for-4 in four plate appearances against the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series. After the season, Cash was traded with Bubba Phillips and John Romano to the Cleveland Indians for Dick Brown, Don Ferrarese, Minnie Minoso, and Jake Striker. Four months later, before appearing in any games for Cleveland, the Indians sent him to the Tigers for Steve Demeter. In 1960, Cash was Detroit's starting first baseman, leading the team with a .501 slugging percentage and a .903 OPS. He walked 65 times to 58 strikeouts, ranking third on the team with 18 homers and fourth with 63 RBI in 121 games. Cash hit .286 for the Tigers that season, starting 86 times at first and three times in left field. On June 14th, in a 2-1 Detroit win over the Boston Red Sox, Cash delivered a pinch-hit seventh-inning, two-out two-run homer to give the Tigers a lead they would not relinquish. On July 10th, he came into the game in the fifth inning to pinch hit for Steve Bilko, and hit a bases-clearing double to turn a 7-5 deficit into an 8-7 lead over the Kansas City Athletics. Cash drew two walks in his next two plate appearances, and the Tigers eventually defeated the A's, 12-10. Cash made his first all-star team in 1961, leading the AL with a .361 batting average, a .487 OBP, and a 1.148 OPS. He also led the league with 193 base hits and 19 intentional walks. He hit 41 home runs (AL sixth) with 132 RBI (AL fourth) and stole 11 bases in 159 games. He ranked fourth in the MVP race and second with 9.2 Wins Above Replacement. He also led the AL with 1,231 first base putouts, ranked second with 127 assists, and third by turning 121 double plays. His .992 fielding percentage placed him fifth in the junior circuit. All that for $13,000. By the WAR metric, the 1961 season was almost twice as good as his next best performance through his career. He had 56 multi-hit games and 37 multi-RBI games. On May 30th, Cash hit a one-out, bases-loaded grand slam in the eighth inning, helping to defeat Kansas City, 5-3. Cash never again hit above .283 (in 1971), but he did end up with a total of 377 home runs in 17 seasons of major league action, which was at the time the 22nd most in major league history (now it's 73rd). He played his way back into the all-star game three more times, in 1966, 1971, and again in 1972. If there is one guy who dreaded seeing Cash more than any other pitcher, it would have to be Bill Monbouquette (who was actually a teammate of Cash in 1966 and 1967 with the Tigers). Through the 1960s, as part of the Red Sox, Cash hit .303 with nine home runs against Monbouquette, with 21 RBI and nine walks for a 1.074 career OPS. Nobody hit more homers off of Monbouquette, and Cash didn't hit any other pitcher as hard (he did hit eight off Catfish Hunter). Cash retired from professional baseball after the 1974 season, and for a time beginning in 1981 would broadcast Tigers' games on ON-TV along with Hank Aguirre and Larry Adderly. By 1983, he couldn't continue in the role due to partial paralysis of his face stemming from a stroke suffered in 1979. Stormin' Norman came to a sad premature end on October 12th, 1986 in Beaver Island, Michigan, when he slipped off a pier in his cowboy boots and couldn't pull himself out of the water. He was only 51 years old.


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Welcome to Las Vegas, home of Electric Daisy Carnival, the biggest music festival in the world. This pop up adult playground hits the desert every year in May for three jam-packed days of music and community, but what about the other 362 days of the year? Lucky for you, numerous electronic music DJs have Las Vegas residencies at some of the most epic venues in the nation. Here is your exclusive guide to the monumental performances that will take place in Sin City in 2018:
XS Nightclub & Encore Beach Club at Wynn
Returning in 2018:
The Chainsmokers
David Guetta
Dillon Francis
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike
DJ Snake
Lost Kings
Major Lazer
Nicky Romero
RL Grime
Yellow Claw
Zen Freeman
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Black Coffee
Cheat Codes
Jamie Jones
Valentino Khan
The 2018 additions to Wynn's stacked list of residencies is a big leap for the scene due to three of them being tech house DJ's. Jamie Jones, Black Coffee & Solomun gear up for some awe inspiring underground performances in a place where the mainstream typically rules. These additions are sure to bring a whole new slew of fans. Neil Armstrong said it best, "one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind."
Marquee Nightclub & Dayclub at Cosmopolitan
Andrew Rayel
Dash Berlin
Oliver Heldens
Marquee is a desirable location for all sorts of dance music fans, especially those of deep house, electro and trance. This list of DJs are sure to have you dancing the day and night away to the rhythmic and comforting sound of house and trance beats that will pull you in and never let you go. In Vegas, the party never stops, and with DJs like these playing on a regular basis, it truly has become and electronic Eden.
Hakkasan Group (Omnia at Caesars Palace, Wet Republic Ultra at MGM Grand, Hakkasan Nightclub at MGM Grand, Jewel Nightclub at Aria, and Liquid Lounge at Aria)
Calvin Harris
Martin Garrix
Steve Aoki
Above & Beyond
Armin van Buuren
Cash Cash
DJ Drama
Steve Angello
If you're looking for performances by some of the most famous DJs in history look no further, Hakkasan Group has you covered. With five massive venues inside and poolside, Hakkasan Group dominates the EDM scene in Las Vegas. With most DJs on this list frequenting the DJ Mag Top 100 list each year, a good time is always guaranteed at any of these five venues. One thing is for certain, Hakkasan Group has the place for you.
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Gillian Craig
Gillian was born in Yorkshire but has lived most of her life in Scotland. She is a music graduate of St Andrews University, studying under Professor Cedric Thorpe Davie, and was awarded the Sawyer prize for music. She studied clarinet with Keith Pearson and Sydney Fell and also plays the saxophone, having been the alto player for the Scottish Saxophone Quartet since 1988.
Gillian has been a member of staff in the new Music Centre in St Andrews University since it opened in the 1990s. She is now Music Consultant in the university, holding special responsibility for promoting the teaching of conducting. In 2008 she instigated the (now annual) St Andrews Conducting Course.
Her conducting experience began as a student with Maurice Miles. Since then she has been fortunate to have taken part in sessions with Martyn Brabbins, Sian Edwards and Denise Ham. She is very happy to have joined Stirling City Choir as Musical Director in September 2009. In addition she is currently Musical Director of The Heisenberg Ensemble, The Priory Singers, 'The Voice Box' for children aged 8-11, and the new St Andrews and Fife Community Orchestra, run jointly by the University of St Andrews and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.


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