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Music Tapes
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The Music Tapes is an experimental pop music project of Elephant 6 member Julian Koster, also of Neutral Milk Hotel, and the earlier Chocolate U.S.A. Music Tapes releases are characterized by their unusual orchestration (the singing saw and banjo are matched with sounds recorded in Koster's environment, for example the sound of a bouncing ball as percussion), which produces an effect which is part musique concrète, part 1960s pop. The band also includes such musical inventions as the 7-foot-tall metronome, Static the television (A Philco Predicta), the Clapping Hands Machine, and many other eclectic creations. The Music Tapes started as a creative outlet for the then 16 year old Koster, w... Continue Bio >>
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I spent a summer working on visualization library of sorts made in processing (and I've played around in javascript a bit, but haven't dealt with the data bits yet). It started when I wanted to see if I could start to manage relationships between objects by having each object only memorize one parent (or child). … [Read more…]
The making of an infographic
Last year I made this infographic for the Center for Public Integrity. They wanted to show the flow of information from Prisoner's families to the players within and outside of the system, most notably JPay. I took inspiration from Minard's diagram of Napolean's march to Russia, only instead of showing how many people are lost … [Read more…]
Changing Worlds
Over the past decade we have seen a magnificent convergence of media. Mobile phones can play music and display web pages. Computers are capable of crisp, legible text and high quality video — sometimes on the same page. Movies capitalize on advances in display technology with immersive 3D experiences. The tools to build media have … [Read more…]
Dadaviz: A great data visualization resource
Data Visualization and Journalism
I had the opportunity to teach a graduate class on Data Visualization at Emerson. I used The Data journalism Handbook (it's free!) as a jumping off point to engage students in approaching information as connection, flow and encapsulation. We looked at historical uses of data visualization, from the first use of the pie chart in a … [Read more…]
Film Music & Sound
Peter Lorre in character for 'M,' arguably the first film where sound played an active role in the narrative of the cinematic story. The history of sound on film is important to our understanding of how sound and moving image can relate to one another in our modern context. Recorded or mechanical media can offer … [Read more…]
History of Synaesthetic Media: Motion in Space
The use of space and motion could be used to combine image and sound in a synaesthetic way. Movement in natural space creates changes in sound and image in harmony. Dance, theatre, film, video, video games and the tools that enable their creation are examples of effective use of sound and image in motion. Left: … [Read more…]
History of Synaesthetic Media: Music and Color
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You have found love - now let us capture it.
We photograph the heartfelt warmth, joyous outbursts of laughter and romance of your wedding day, with an artistic fusion of photojournalistic and creative portraiture. We work in concert to showcase the special moments kicking off your life together.
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Amazing PhotographersReviewed on 4/20/2015 Sara G
We were lucky enough to get to work with Something Blue Photography for our wedding. I know a lot of brides experience some sticker shock when they start looking at the cost of a wedding, including photography. When you actually stop and think about it, photographs are one of... Read More the most important aspects of your wedding because they will always be there to remind you of your big day. They capture the details and emotions of the event you've spent so long planning. A truly talented photographer will manage to preserve all aspects of your beautiful day, and with Something Blue Photography you get two incredibly talented photographers working with you. That means that they are able to get multiple angles and shots of the same amazing moments as well as making your day go much more smoothly. I have to say, I am not super into taking pictures. I don't do selfies and it's usually not my first instinct to take photographs of events. Because of that I was worried that my wedding pictures would look awkward and unnatural. This was not the case. Georgina and Jon are professionals in every sense of the word. They not only put us at ease and made us feel comfortable and natural taking pictures, but they were so much fun to hang out with! I can't emphasize how important that is, we spent more time with them that we really did with anyone else so its great to be with people you have fun with! So if you've read this far into my diatribe I will wrap it up by ensuring you that if you decide to work with Something Blue Photography (which you really should) your pictures are going to absolutely blow you away. Your friends and family will be amazed when you show them your wedding pictures and when you frame them in your home it will look like you were on a magazine cover. I cannot recommend Georgina and Jon enough!
Something Blue Photography came highly recommended by our wedding coordinator. We planned our wedding long distance, but it was important for us to interview our photographers, especially since we knew they would be sharing the most intimate parts of our wedding day with us.... Read More Georgina happily scheduled a Skype interview and we immediately knew her and her husband Jon would be the perfect photographers for us! We first met them in person for our engagement shoot. We had so much fun with them and they made the whole process feel natural and comfortable! They even let us get creative with a fireside s'more scene complete with champagne. Our engagement pictures were beautiful and more than we could have ever expected. Unfortunately, a month before our wedding, our venue informed us they had double booked and we would need to find a new location. As you would expect, I was very close to turning into a Bridezilla, especially since I was living across the country and unable to visit venues. Georgina was so helpful in sending me a ton of pictures of the venue we were considering, and it was Something Blue's photos that sold us on a beautiful venue we had never seen in person. I will forever be grateful to Georgina for offering me that support during the most stressful time! They day of our wedding, Jon joined the guys who were doing less preparing and more cheering on the Wildcat's basketball game. Jon fit in great and captured their morning perfectly! Georgina stayed with me and my bridal party and not only was able to capture beautiful moments but also offered amazing advice, from how to tie my corset bow to where to hold my bouquet. I am so greatly for her tips! During the ceremony, Jon took the most amazing pictures from angles only someone with true passion for photography could think of. He was able to capture the beauty of the desert in every picture, which was very important to us. After the wedding we quickly received our online album and then our DVDs and albums. We were completely blown away by the photography and so happy with the final products. One more important note to share- We chose to have an "unplugged" wedding, so that our guests were truly present without the distraction of electronics. Because of this, the only photos we have are from Something Blue. They captured every moment perfectly and we have pictures of everything we could imagine. We are so happy we made this decision and left the photos to the professionals! We highly recommend Something Blue Photography. From initial meetings to final product, their passion and dedication to photography is evident.
SpeechlessReviewed on 10/06/2014 Tonya K
It is almost impossible to write this review because anything I say will not do justice to the amazing work done by Jon and Georgina from Something Blue Photography! I literally can't even choose which photos I want to print and hang up because every single one is... Read More amazing. Jon and Georgina possess a beautiful talent. They have an eye for capturing amazing images and they go out of their way to get the best shots. They are patient, fun, easy going, and after working with them, I felt like we were friends. They went out of their way to make our engagement photos personal and were incredibly patient when we wanted our 6 dogs in the photos. Planning a wedding isn't easy and making/sticking to a budget is the hardest part. Something Blue is not the cheapest you will find, but they are worth every penny. Their dependability can put your mind at ease during such a stressful time. Your wedding will go by in the blink of an eye and having amazing photos to look at will make you so happy! I felt like I didn't really take in how well my wedding came together, but having such beautiful photos to see every aspect of that day, is such a wonderful thing! Thank you Jon and Georgina for all you do! I have been trying to send everyone I possibly can to you.
I literally can not say enough good things about our experience with Something Blue. I recently got to view my photos on their website and I was completely blown away! The pictures were more beautiful than I ever could have imagined. John and Georgina are not only... Read More professional but they are so much fun to work with! They made us feel comfortable and have fun and it shows in the photos. They are so good at letting us interact naturally as a couple and gave us subtle hints and directions here and there so the pictures turned out amazing and not posed! I highly recommend them to anyone and I suggest not skipping taking night shots!! Those are some of my favorite pictures from the wedding. The only problem we have is it is going to be nearly impossible to decide which photos to hang in our house. We don't have enough wall space for them all!!!!!!!
Perfect!Reviewed on 1/29/2015 Cheree S
Something Blue Photography is beyond amazing. Georgina and Jon are so incredibly friendly, personable and easy to work with. They are professional while maintaining an enjoyable environment during the wedding. We had a very large wedding party and somehow they managed to keep us... Read More on schedule, without us ever feeling rushed. We absolutely loved working with them and loved the outcome of the pictures they took. They captured our day so flawlessly and provided us an amazing way to remember this special time. The quality of work is priceless and we would recommend them to everyone we know! We love them!
Best of the Best!!!Reviewed on 1/05/2015 Aimie B
Artistic, creative, imaginative and easy to work with are just a few words to describe John and Georgina. We fell in love with not only their work but with them too. They are very personable and professional. They arrived on time and ready to get to work. John and Georgina made... Read More a long day of photographs easy and fun. Wow!! is all I can say of the final product. It took us three hours to go through all of our photographs. They captured the love and passion we have for each other in each of photographs they took.We get so many compliments on our wedding pictures. Everyone loves the creativity of Something Blue Photography. Thank you John and Georgina for the perfect job you did in capturing our special day. We look forward to falling in love with our pictures again and again year after year!! Love, Jon & Aimie
beauty in the desertReviewed on 10/31/2014
Something Blue were so awesome!!! We had a destination wedding for our daughter in AZ...it was so I portent for us to capture one of the biggest days in our lives and these photographers were not only wonderful to work with but took amazing photos!!!
Simply Perfect!Reviewed on 10/30/2014
I don't even know what to say to express my gratitude and amazement of the more than perfect pictures from John and Georgina. This amazing couple are not only mentors of what a marriage is on the wedding day, but also the most patient, kind, and creative people I have ever met.... Read More I can't stop looking at their astonishing photos that were taken at my wedding. Everyone loved Georgina and John, and enjoys the very high professional, creative, and imaginative workmanship!! I feel I am on cloud 9 having been blessed to have these wonderful people and artist part of my life at my wedding. I would choose them a million times!! They also worked with difficult people and kids and did wonders. Thank you so much Georgina and Jonathon. You are definitely in my heart and memory of such a fantastic story book wedding.
Amazing!!!Reviewed on 10/25/2014 Rachael M
From the start I heard nothing but amazing things about Something Blue. The moment I met Georgina at a Saguaro Buttes event I was smitten! She was so incredibly helpful with recommendations and ideas before we even hired them, not to mention her and Jon had the most gorgeous... Read More photos to display! Once we decided that we definitely wanted her and Jon to do our photos they were just as great! Super helpful and willing to answer all of our questions with a smile even though I am sure they had heard them all before. We got to know them throughout the process and they are simply incredible people! I would highly recommend them to anyone who asks!! They are a bit pricier than other photographers we looked at but I will tell you photos are a huge part of your day and if you can it is worth it to spend a little more!! You certainly get what you pay for with these two!!! I adore them and again would highly highly recommend them to anyone getting married in Tucson and beyond!!! Just go to their website and if you get a chance meet them one time and you will see why we chose this amazing team!! Lastly there is no assistant on your day, you get two amazing photographers who both obviously love what they do and are very good at it!!! You can't go wrong with these two!!! ~Rachael (the incredibly satisfied bride)
an amazing team!Reviewed on 10/22/2014 Stef M
Georgina and John are an amazing team! They made the experience fun and easy! We would highly recommend them!
something blue is something AMAZING!Reviewed on 10/20/2014
Jon and Georgina are the most talented and professional photographers I've had the pleasure of meeting. Hands down the best in the business! If you want to be 100% sure the photographer of your wedding cares,knows what they're doing and will give you absolute quality,... Read More something blue photography is the ONLY way to go!
Something Blue is Simply Amazing!!!!Reviewed on 10/20/2014 Julee S
You simply cannot go wrong if you hire Something Blue Photography!! Their photos are amazing!!! They were able to capture every moment of my wedding day and at some points I didn't even realize they were in the room, let alone capturing the moment!! I thought the photos alone... Read More were amazing, but the photo album they do is a true keepsake that you will treasure forever! Five minutes with Georgina and Jon is all you need to know they are the ones! If you hire Something Blue, you will have the funny moments, the happy moments, the heartfelt moments and every moment in between!
OUTSTANDING!!!Reviewed on 10/20/2014 Lindsey C
I wish I could give them more than just 5 stars... it doesn't seem like enough justice for them! Jon and Georgina are incredible photographers who will really capture how gorgeous and special your wedding is with their photos! Jon works amazing with the guys, nobody has ever... Read More gotten my (now) husband and his groomsmen to take such awesome photos, and be HAPPY about it!!! Haha. And Georgina really captures all the little details of the bride and the wedding. They are extremely flexible and work WITH and around you and your wedding! They really get to know you and your wedding and your personality and capture it all with their cameras! I will ALWAYS recommend them to anyone to everyone! And I will be using them as often as I can for other photos and times!!! Thank you Something Blue!!!!
Amazing Photography Team!Reviewed on 10/09/2014 Daniela N
My husband and I chose Jon and Georgina from Something Blue Photography to photograph our engagement session and wedding and we couldn't have been happier! On a personal note, they take the time to get to know who they are photographing and they are both welcoming, very humble,... Read More and easy to work with. We were extremely happy with all of the photographs from both events & what we loved is that we got a copy of every picture they took. They work well together in capturing every moment from tears to laughter and from our intimate moments to our dance party! They made our sessions fun and also have such great vision for poses and background that our pictures looked amazing. It was a pleasure having them capture these moments for us. You get what you pay for and with Jon and Georgina you truly get the best and will not be disappointed!
Amazing Couple!Reviewed on 4/22/2014 LYNDSEY S
Georgina and Jon were so so good to us. They did both our engagement and wedding photos and everything came out perfect. They have such a unique approach to Photography that really captured both our personalities and style for the wedding. I love you both and can't thank you... Read More enough!!
A Special Moment Captured ForeverReviewed on 4/08/2014 Rebecca B
On a day that goes by in the blink of an eye they really helped to capture all of the special moments. I would not have asked for anything else!
Gave Us Memories to Last a LifeTimeReviewed on 3/19/2014 Rachel C
We knew Georgina and Jon would be our wedding photographers from the minute we met them. We live in Phoenix and they were very accomodating and willing to meeting us in Phoenix while they were here one weekend shooting a wedding. Jon and Georgina were very personable and... Read More professional and we LOVED their own unique style. We booked them right away. Georgina was great at keeping in touch, and quickly set up our Engagement Photo Session. We had an unusual request - we wanted to do a "paint fight" for our save the date. Both Jon and Georgina did everything they could to help facilitate this, and our Paint Fight photos came out AMAZING. Our guests were blown away with the photos that we sent out for the Save the Dates! Before we knew it, our wedding day was here. Jon and Georgina met us at our wedding venue on time and with cameras in hand - they literally did not miss a single moment from the day. Jon stayed with the guys while they got ready, and Georgina stayed with me. She was so kind, helpful and comforting while I got ready. Unexpectedly, it was one of Tucson's most rainy days, and of course I was a wreck. Our ceremony was planned to be outside. Georgina was so positive, assuring me the sun would come and the rain would go away, and it did! Jon and Georgina did not stop taking pictures the whole day. They were also very good at making sure we got all the specific photos we wanted, and were great at directing the family photos and keeping us on timeline. We felt so comfortable with them, and it made the whole picture taking process a breeze. Georgina was even prepared with extra towels to lay down under my dress because she knew it was going to be a rainy day. Something Blue was the wedding vendor we were most happy with, and we have absolutely no complaints. If you want top quality photos to remember every moment of your wedding, Something Blue is by far the best option!
Blue us away!Reviewed on 12/02/2013 Rob H
John and Georgina are amazing photographers and as awesome of a couple to work with. They were so friendly, welcoming, professional and excited for our wedding and shots. They offer a wide range of packages and are able to personalize them as well. They are the most expensive... Read More of the photographers but worth the price. We received great communication in email with them. They were fantastic the day of coordinating and making all of the groups of photos happen smoothly(which can be tough with our families:)). I couldn't even remember seeing them much of the night but they captured some awesome shots. We loved our engagement photos, wedding day photos, and guest book. The quality of the photos and DVD are exceptional...loved them! Highly recommend.
Amazing photos, and amazing people!Reviewed on 10/22/2013 Electra M
John and Georgina were AMAZING!!!! They were both super sweet people. And the photos they took for us were flawless and beautiful. Out of all the vendors we used, Something Blue by far made it the easiest and most enjoyable.
Something Blue Photography was AmazingReviewed on 10/13/2013 Brandy B
I recently used Something Blue for our destination wedding in San Diego. They were so wonderful to work with and the photos are breathtaking. They were professional, personable and just great to have around on such a crazy and wonderful day. I cannot say enough great things... Read More about them! Highly highly recommended!!!!!
Picture Perfect WeddingReviewed on 9/18/2013
I am so incredibly happy with Something Blue! Georgina and Jon were amazing. So patient, especially with a nervous bride like myself. They are so fun, creative, and absolutely amazing photographers. They captured everything and made our wedding look even better than I had... Read More remembered, straight out of a magazine! I am a coupon shopper and rather frugal so everything at our wedding was done on a budget. Don't get me wrong, it was still gorgeous ;) I had originally picked a less expensive photographer but luckily came to my senses. I had seen Something Blue's work from a friend who had them photograph her wedding(The pics were so amazing the ended up in Tucson Bride and Groom magazine) and I was so impressed I had to splurge. I would do it over again in a heartbeat!! The best money I have ever spent, ever. The value Something Blue gives in quality, time, and experience does not compare to anyone else! The wedding is fun but trust me it is over faster than you think. The only thing you have after everything is all said and done are the pictures. My pictures are absolutely amazing and I will always treasure them. Thank you so much Something Blue!! P.S. My sister is getting married and she will be calling you!
Wonderful Photographers!Reviewed on 9/13/2013 Pennie L
Our wedding is in a month, but we already had Something Blue take our engagement pictures. The husband and wife team are truly wonderful people. They have an amazing artistic talent for find great shots and locations. They have been extremely helpful with providing... Read More recommendations for other vendors. I can't wait to see our wedding pictures!! I would recommend them!
BEST PHOTOGRAPHERS EVER!Reviewed on 9/10/2013 Valerie S
Something Blue was absolutely AMAZING. Georgina and John are professionals, artists, and lovely lovely people. During the day, they were amazing to work with and fun. And, their photographs were BREATHTAKING. Everyone who has looked at them have complimented how artistic and... Read More creative the photos turned out. And, how good my husband and I look in the pictures! I can say that since it was my wedding day. ;-) They got really creative with pictures of the rings and flowers. We are going to print those photographs and use them as art on our walls. They are also masters of the light! They gave us many options to choose from of similar scenes but with different lenses, angles, light, etc. Really cool! And, they captured the beauty of the location perfectly. I recommend Something Blue to everyone! We were so lucky. Val and Sam
Dream Come TrueReviewed on 9/10/2013 Lisa M
Something Blue has already done our engagement pictures and will be doing the Wedding in June. I may be one of the pickiest people out there and just want my day to be perfect and the pictures to remember it to be perfect as well. When they did my engagement pictures they made... Read More us feel relaxed and we had a lot of fun! Then we got the pictures back and THEY ARE AMAZING. They are all just so good it was REALLY hard to pick which ones to use for the Save the Dates. Family and Friends love the engagement pictures. I am 200% happy with my choice is something Blue and I cannot wait until the BIG DAY to have them photograph me marrying my best Friend!!!! THEY ARE HANDS DOWN THE BEST!!!
Talented and amazing photographers!Reviewed on 8/26/2013 Samantha J
When it came time to pick a photographer for my wedding I knew there was only one place to go and that was Something Blue! Jon and Georgina are a husband and wife team that are amazing at what they do. From the very first meeting I had with them I couldn't wait to see the... Read More pictures they would take at my wedding. They make you feel comfortable and like you have known them forever. My pictures turned out amazing, everyone that sees them are amazed by them! They even made sure our parent photo books were ready before Christmas so we could give them to them! I will definitely be using them again in the future!


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John Laurance
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|John Laurance
|United States Senator
from New York
|In office
December 8, 1796 – August 1800
|Preceded by
|Rufus King
|Succeeded by
|John Armstrong, Jr.
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from New York's 2nd district
|In office
March 4, 1789 – March 3, 1793
|Preceded by
|District created
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|John Watts
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Falmouth, Cornwall, England
|November 11, 1810 (aged 59–60)
New York City, New York
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John Laurance (1750 – November 11, 1810) was an American lawyer and politician from New York.
He emigrated to the United States in 1767 and settled in New York City where he read law and entered private practice in 1772. At the outbreak of the American Revolutionary War, he was a warm adherent of the revolutionaries. He received an officer's commission in the First New York regiment of the Continental Army in 1775, serving under his father-in-law Gen. Alexander MacDougall. He was Judge Advocate General from 1777 to 1782. He was a member of the board that convicted Maj. John André of spying and sentenced André to be executed by hanging.
He was a member from Westchester County of the New York State Assembly in 1782–83, and from New York County in 1784-85. He was a delegate to the Continental Congress from 1785 to 1787. He was an ardent supporter of the constitution proposed by the Federalists, and lost his seat in 1788 to an anti-Federalist. He was a member of the New York State Senate (Southern District) from 1788 to 1790, but vacated his seat after the Legislature enacted in January 1790 a law that made it impossible to be a member of Congress and the State Legislature at the same time.
In March 1789, Laurance was elected as a Federalist to the 1st United States Congress, and re-elected in April 1790 to the 2nd United States Congress, serving from 1789 to March 4, 1793.
Laurance was nominated by George Washington to the federal bench on May 5, 1794, to the seat vacated by James Duane on the United States District Court for the District of New York. He was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on May 6, and received his commission on the same day. He resigned from the bench on November 8, 1796, after his election as U.S. Senator from New York. He took his seat on December 8, 1796, but resigned from the Senate in August 1800.
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- John Laurance at the Biographical Directory of the United States Congress
- The New York Civil List compiled by Franklin Benjamin Hough (pages 62, 113f, 142, 161f and 287; Weed, Parsons and Co., 1858) [gives surname as "Lawrence"]
- Members of the 4th U.S. Congress
- Members of the 6th U.S. Congress
- Rines, George Edwin, ed. (1920). "Lawrance, John". Encyclopedia Americana.
|United States House of Representatives
|Preceded by
|Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
from New York's 2nd congressional district
|Succeeded by
John Watts
|United States Senate
|Preceded by
Rufus King
|U.S. Senator (Class 3) from New York
Served alongside: Aaron Burr, Philip Schuyler, John S. Hobart, William North, James Watson, Gouverneur Morris
|Succeeded by
John Armstrong, Jr.
|Political offices
|Preceded by
Theodore Sedgwick
|President pro tempore of the United States Senate
December 6 – 27, 1798
|Succeeded by
James Ross
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- People from Falmouth, Cornwall
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4 Things That Yoga Teachers Want to Tell Their Students.
It's probably not a shock to anyone who knows me, or reads my posts, to learn that I really enjoy teaching yoga.
While it isn't always all roses, the truth is that I keep on coming back to teaching because I enjoy it. I don't just like teaching yoga—the truth is, I love it.
This is true for the vast majority of teachers that I know and encounter.
Despite the tales of unscrupulous teachers who are only in it to make money, get a book deal, sleep with their students or some combination of the three, I can honestly say, that they are a teeny-tiny minority, and are not the rule.
While I cannot speak for every yoga instructor out there, the following are four common things that I've heard over and over again, regarding what teachers would like their students to know.
1) Be honest with us.
We teach classes for our students. Let us know if we need to adjust more or less, if we need to modify a pose or if we should skip certain poses all together.
We won't be offended. We aren't police officers, so if a student choses not to do a pose, or not to do it in the way that it is demonstrated, we won't be upset.
2) Have fun and lighten up a bit.
Some students come to class looking like they just got called for jury duty.
We want our students to come to class because they genuinely enjoy it and want to be there.
If my students can't master a pose or—heaven forbid—they fall out of a pose, they should shrug/laugh it off. Everyone has had this happen to them—even yoga instructors (If you don't believe me, drop in and watch me one morning at Mysore practice).
Yoga instructors don't laugh or talk about their students after they leave. I promise.
3) Know that we, the instructors, are our students equals.
We aren't more enlightened because we have "RYT" after our names on the studio website.
Like every other group, we run the gamut from those who try to incorporate all eight limbs of the yoga practice into their lives, to those who have no idea what the eight limbs are even referring to.
Unless we have specific qualifications, yoga instructors aren't automatically experts in nutrition, relationships or anything else. If a yoga teacher says otherwise, please call them out for it.
4) We greatly appreciate our students and are honored that they come to our classes.
We don't have a purpose as teachers without our students. Those students that attend regularly (in some cases for years), often come to have a special place in our hearts. We get to know them and in many cases, they come to know us.
Even if we don't say it every class, we want to thank our students for showing up, and for being themselves. It is an honor.
In closing, while this is not a complete list, these four things come up repeatedly in conversation with my fellow yoga instructors, about our respective students. While many may not realize it, we are there for our students and not the other way around.
Therefore, please know that it is with complete sincerity that we say, "Thank you."
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Insurance is always good for peace of mind. Josh Bowman gave Cooper that insurance — and peace of mind — with a 53-yard interception return for touchdown with 2:21 left in the game, securing a 24-14 victory over Midland Lee in the District 3-5A opener Friday night at Shotwell Stadium.
Bowman's interception return, only Cooper's third pick of the season and first for a touchdown, gave Cooper a 24-7 lead, and the Coogs held on to hand Lee (5-1, 0-1) its first loss of the season.
"It was a great play by Josh," Cooper coach Todd Moebes said. "He did a good job getting to the sidelines, and he had guys rally to the football and help him get into the end zone. That was a big momentum swing."
The pick put an exclamation mark on a great effort by the defense, which shut out the Rebels in the first half and didn't give up any points until seven seconds left in the third quarter.
"They did a great job," Moebes said. "Midland Lee gave us some different looks. The kids did a good job of executing the adjustments we had on the sidelines."
Clayton Nicholas threw an 11-yard touchdown pass and ran a yard for another — all in the first half — as Cooper (4-2, 1-0) won its fourth consecutive game.
Nicholas completed 19 of 29 passes for 161 yards on the night with no interceptions. He also set a school record with an 84-yard punt late in the game. Earlier, he just missed tying the record with a 72-yard punt. Both long punts came with a strong wind at his back.
But Nicholas was impressive throwing into the wind on the game's opening possession. The senior completed 6-of-7 passes for 55 yards, before capping the 15-play, 80-yard drive with a 1-yard touchdown run on a fourth-and-goal play. Cooper converted two fourth-down plays on the drive and ate up 8:44 of the first quarter.
"The first drive of the game was amazing," Moebes said. "That's a great confidence booster for our offense and our whole team."
On Cooper's next possession, the Coogs drove 13 plays on 80 yards. This time, Nicholas tossed an 11-yard touchdown pass to Lorenzo Joe.
Nicholas' 72-yard punt set up the Coogs' final points of the half. The punt pinned the Rebels back to their own 7-yard line. Cooper then held them to three downs and a punt and took over at the Lee 36 after a 27-yard punt. The Coogs ended up settling for a 34-yard field goal by Wes Polk with 3:31 left in the first half and took a 17-0 lead into the locker room at halftime.
It appeared Cooper would lock things up late in the third quarter. The Coogs got the ball at the Lee 26, after Rebels' punter Dustin Beal was lucky to get off a 1-yard punt after bobbling the snap.
It appeared the Coogs would go up 24-0, but Xavier McCann fumbled the ball away at the Lee 3 after a 10-yard gain on a second-and-10 play from the 13.
Lee turned the turnover into points. Taylor Nunez threw a 41-yard touchdown pass to Skyler Estrella with seven seconds left in the third quarter. It capped a nine-play, 97-yard drive, making it a 17-7 game.
The defense kept the Rebels at bay, and Bowman came up with the interception return late in the fourth quarter.
Nunez threw a 7-yard touchdown pass to Kendall White with 8 seconds left in the game, and the Rebels recovered an onside kick, but couldn't cash in.
Nunez was 10-for-30 for 151 yards, after completing just 1 of 11 for 8 yards in the first half.
"Our guys did a great job," Moebes said. "That's a very, very good football team, and our guys came out and did well. I'm very happy with the way we handled the elements, and we moved the football whether the wind was in our face or at our backs."
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Midland Lee 0 0 7 7— 14
Cooper 7 10 0 7 — 24
First quarter
COO — Clayton Nicholas 1 run (Wes Polk kick), 4:56
second quarter
COO — Lorenzo Joe 11 pass from Nicholas (Polk kick), 9:16
COO — Polk 34 FG, 3:31
third quarter
LEE — Skyler Estrella 41 pass from Talor Nunez (Miles Vincent kick), :07
fourth quarter
COO — Josh Bowman 53 intercepton return (Polk kick), 2:21
LEE — Kendall White 7 pass from Nunez (Vincent kick), :08
First downs 15 14
Total yards 338 247
Rushes-Yards 37-107 27-86
Passing 151 161
Comp-Att-Int 10-30-1 19-29-0
Punts 5-25 3-62
Fumbles-Lost 2-0 3-2
Penalties-Yards 7-53 5-45
Individual statistics
RUSHING: Cooper — Matt Watson 17-55, Kerry Sims 3-18, Xavier McCann 1-9, Nicholas 5-4. Lee — Travis Williams 15-113, Nunez 14-41, Jason McAfee 4-22, Estrella 1-10, White 1-8, Cole Edwards 1-(minus 7).
PASSING: Cooper — Nicholas 19-29-0, 161. Lee — Nunez 10-30-1, 151.
RECEIVING: Cooper — John Patrick 6-60, Watson 3-24, Derek Randle 2-18, Joe 2-18, KaShawn Brown 2-13, Sims 1-16, Ryan Conyer 1-4, Edrick Gonzales 1-3, Jakobi Davis 1-2 Lee — Estrella 5-84, White 2-28, Kenneth Duby 1-16, Edwards 1-4, Reilly Gwin 1-1.
Records:Midland Lee 5-1, 0-1; Cooper 4-2, 1-0.
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- 2 medium red potatoes, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch dice
- 2 cups water
- 2 tablespoons extra-virgin olive oil
- 1 medium onion, finely diced
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- 2 dozen mussels, scrubbed
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- 2 slices bacon, finely diced
- 1 celery rib, finely diced
- 1 tablespoon all-purpose flour
- 1 cup heavy cream
- 6 ounces skinless salmon fillet, cut into 1-inch cubes
- 6 ounces cleaned monkfish, fillet cut into 1-inch cubes
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 2 tablespoons chopped parsley
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Meanwhile, in a large saucepan, heat 1 tablespoon of the oil. Add half of the onion and garlic and cook over moderate heat until softened, 5 minutes. Add the wine and bring to a boil. Add the mussels, cover and cook over moderately high heat until they open, 3 minutes; transfer to a bowl. Add the clams to the saucepan, cover and cook. As the clams open, transfer them to the bowl. Strain and reserve the cooking liquid. Remove the mussels and clams from their shells and coarsely chop them.
Wipe out the saucepan. Add the remaining 1 tablespoon of olive oil and the bacon and cook over moderate heat until crisp, 4 minutes. Add the celery and the remaining onion and garlic. Cover and cook over moderately low heat until softened, 7 minutes. Stir in the flour, then gradually whisk in the potato cooking water. Bring to a boil, whisking, and cook until thickened slightly. Add the potatoes and the cream and bring to a simmer. Add the salmon and monkfish and simmer over moderate heat, stirring a few times, until the fish is just cooked, 3 minutes. Add the mussels and clams and pour in their reserved cooking liquid, stopping before you reach the grit at the bottom; stir until heated through. Season with salt and pepper and add the parsley. Serve the chowder in bowls.
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Prior to his time in Cleveland, Jim gained extensive experience in the tradeshow world, spending 17 years with Reed Exhibitions. Over this time, he worked on 15 different international business-to-business events, all of which were either run in association with a trade organisation, or owned by the trade association and managed by Reed.
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Letter: Reality check on violence, and stimuli that contribute to it
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Letter: Reality check on violence, and stimuli that contribute to it
In the wake of the Sandy Hook Elementary tragedy, ABC News reports that there have been 31 similar mass shootings since Columbine in 1999. Meanwhile, Scripps reports 120 comparable plots over the last 10 years that have been thwarted.
What condition has brought on this lack of respect for life? A major problem is that many of the things we read about or see in entertainment are not real but are presented as being real.
Consider the movie "Life of Pi,"about a boy and a tiger in a row boat. The tiger is 100 percent computer graphics.
People are seen on screen all the time doing impossible things and living to tell without a scratch. Young people try to mimic what they see and get seriously hurt before they realize their stupidity.
The first problem we have it protecting the public. There have not been any aircraft hijacks since the pilot's cabin was fortified and the pilots could be armed. Common ground might be a gun container in the cabin that is only open when the plane is in the air. For a school, there could be such a system that is only open when the teacher is at her desk.
Bank tellers have a "problem" button they can push to ring an alarm or could turn on a very loud speaker that would distract the attacker.
The second problem is to change the attitude of the younger generation. The first thing to address would be for the entertainment industry to only show people doing things that are actually possible.
It would be useful to read data regarding how many people were seriously hurt trying to mimic a computer-graphic presentation.
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Why are lovers quicker to forgive their partners for infidelity than for leaving dirty dishes in the sink? Why will sighted people pay more to avoid going blind than blind people will pay to regain their sight? Why do dining companions insist on ordering different meals instead of getting what they really want? Why do patients remember long medical procedures as being less painful than short ones? Why do home sellers demand prices they wouldn't dream of paying if they were home buyers? Why are shoppers happier when they can't get refunds? Why do pigeons seem to have such excellent aim; why can't we remember one song while listening to another; and why does the line at the grocery store always slow down the moment we join it?
In this brilliant, witty, and accessible book, renowned Harvard psychologist Daniel Gilbert describes the foibles of imagination and illusions of foresight that cause each of us to misconceive our tomorrows and misestimate our satisfactions. Vividly bringing to life the latest scientific research in psychology, cognitive neuroscience, philosophy, and behavioral economics, Gilbert reveals what scientists have discovered about the uniquely human ability to imagine the future, and about our capacity to predict how much we will like it when we get there. With penetrating insight and sparkling prose, Gilbert explains why we seem to know so little about the hearts and minds of the people we are about to become.
"Not offering a self-help book, but instead mounting a scientific explanation of the limitations of the human imagination and how it steers us wrong in our search for happiness, Gilbert, a professor of psychology at Harvard, draws on psychology, cognitive neuroscience, philosophy and behavioral economics to argue that, just as we err in remembering the past, so we err in imagining the future. 'Our desire to control is so powerful, and the feeling of being in control so rewarding, that people often act as though they can control the uncontrollable,' Gilbert writes, as he reveals how ill-equipped we are to properly preview the future, let alone control it. Unfortunately, he claims, neither personal experience nor cultural wisdom compensates for imagination's shortcomings. In concluding chapters, he discusses the transmission of inaccurate beliefs from one person's mind to another, providing salient examples of universal assumptions about human happiness such as the joys of money and of having children. He concludes with the provocative recommendation that, rather than imagination, we should rely on others as surrogates for our future experience. Gilbert's playful tone and use of commonplace examples render a potentially academic topic accessible and educational, even if his approach is at times overly prescriptive. 150,000 announced first printing." Publishers Weekly (Copyright Reed Business Information, Inc.)
"Winning the lottery or a Pulitzer would definitely improve my mood. Losing a leg or a child would leave me devastated for life. But on all these predictions, both Daniel Gilbert and Matthieu Ricard contend, I'd be wrong. The good fortune would not cheer me up for very long, while even after the most tragic events, I'd be back, shockingly soon, to daydreaming happily about dinner menus or sex in exotic... Washington Post Book Review (read the entire Washington Post review) climes. These two books set out to explain why most of us are so dead wrong, so often, about what will give us happiness. Gilbert is a Harvard University psychologist who specializes in 'prospection,' the study of how we think about our futures. Ricard is a Buddhist monk whose research focuses on how meditation affects brain chemistry. Needless to say, they have different takes on the science of satisfaction, although they agree about some principles — that love is good for you, for instance, and that money can't buy you love. Since Ricard left Paris and a promising scientific career to 'achieve genuine inner freedom' and has lived in the Himalayas for the past 35 years, his rejection of the trappings of consumer culture is to be expected. 'Happiness' outlines a crash course on Buddhist meditation, which allows us to enjoy 'experiences in the context of a vast and profound serenity.' Modest and earnest, Ricard does not claim to provide new information but rather summarizes the body of thought that already exists. The book's freshest terrain is the intersection of Buddhism and the field of positive psychology, pioneered by Martin Seligman, who studies the roles of optimistic and pessimistic outlooks in personality. Ricard quotes Seligman so often that readers may be tempted to go straight to Seligman's classic, 'Learned Optimism,' which covers much of the same ground. Obviously, Ricard believes that the ability to transcend adversity is critical to personal happiness, and he explains why some Tibetan victims of torture have rosier outlooks than the average middle-class American. Whether 'Happiness' would help most of us take even baby steps up the long road to enlightenment I'm not so sure. It's hard for a diehard ironist to imagine, say, Larry David of 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' fame trying Ricard's exercise for letting 'any inner tension dissolve': 'Savor the warmth and joy that result from a calmer mind. After a while your thoughts will become like a peaceful river. If you practice regularly, eventually your mind will easily become serene, like a calm ocean. Whenever new thoughts arise, like waves raised by the winds, do not be bothered by them. They will soon dissolve back into the ocean.' Gilbert is a professor by trade, but he's every bit as funny as Larry David. Stumbling on 'Happiness' may be one of the most delightfully written layman's books on an academic topic since Robert M. Sapolsky's 'Why Zebras Don't Get Ulcers.' Gilbert translates and makes sense of a vast array of scientific literature on perception, memory and imagination. Among other things, Gilbert explains why we learn so little from our mistakes — why so many divorced people wake up realizing that their second spouses are exactly like the ones they left. He reviews some common tricks of memory, such as our tendency to 'remember the best of times and the worst of times instead of the most likely of times,' and some kinks in our decision-making processes, like our tendency to rationalize. Almost every page of 'Stumbling on Happiness' delivers enjoyable riffs such as this one, in which Gilbert discusses the distinctly human delight of imagining we can control our futures: 'The act of steering one's boat down the river of time is a source of pleasure, regardless of one's port of call. Now, at this point you probably believe two things. First, you probably believe that if you never heard the phrase "the river of time" again, it would be too soon. Amen. Second, you probably believe that even if the act of steering a metaphorical boat down a cliched river is a source of pleasure and well-being, where the boat goes matters much, much more. Playing captain is a joy all its own, but the real reason why we want to steer our ships is so we can get them to Hanalei instead of Jersey City.' Much of the giddy fun of 'Stumbling on Happiness' comes from the sheer nuttiness of some of the reported experiments. Real researchers — at Gilbert's own Hedonic Psychology Laboratory at Harvard, among other places — are running carefully calibrated studies on questions like whether people respond differently to the prospect of spaghetti and meatballs for breakfast or dinner when they are hungry or when they are full. They are showing pictures of amputations and car wrecks to normal people and to people suffering from alexithymia (the 'absence of words to describe emotional states'). But Gilbert convincingly shows how such studies manage to derive useful scientific data on our very subjective perceptions. He also proves how deeply we cling to the cherished notion of how 'special' we are — which is exactly why we are so loath to take advice from all of those other souls we dismiss as average. Lisa Zeidner's most recent novel is 'Layover.' She is a professor of English at Rutgers University." 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"[S]ly, irresistible....It is not only wildly entertaining but also hilarious (if David Sedaris were a psychologist, he very well might write like this) and yet full of startling insight, imaginative conclusions, and even bits of wisdom." Booklist
"The ideas may be disconcerting, but they're backed by solid research and presented with persuasive charm and wit." Kirkus Reviews
"Gilbert has a serious argument to make about why human beings are forever wrongly predicting what will make them happy....In an important sense, Stumbling on Happiness is a paean to delusion." Scott Stossel, The New York Times Book Review
"Gilbert draws on a mixed bag of findings...and conducts rather contrived experiments. Replete with jokes, but ultimately lacking in structure and focus, this book will intrigue psychology buffs only to leave them wondering what happened to the main course." Library Journal
"Stumbling on Happiness is an absolutely fantastic book that will shatter your most deeply held convictions about how your own mind works. Ceaselessly entertaining, Gilbert is the perfect guide to some of the most interesting psychological research ever performed. Think you know what makes you happy? You won't know for sure until you have read this book." Steven D. Levitt, author of Freakonomics
"Everyone will enjoy reading this book, and some of us will wish we could have written it. You will rarely have a chance to learn so much about so important a topic while having so much fun." Daniel Kahneman, Princeton University, Winner of the 2002 Nobel Prize in Economics
"In a book that is as deep as it is delightful, Daniel Gilbert reveals the powerful and often surprising connections between our experience of happiness and how we think about the future. Drawing on cutting edge psychological research and his own sharp insights into everyday events, Gilbert manages to have considerable fun while expertly illuminating some of the most profound mysteries of the human mind. I confidently predict that your future will be happier if you read this pathbreaking volume." Daniel L. Schacter, Harvard University, author of Searching for Memory and The Seven Sins of Memory
"In Stumbling on Happiness, Daniel Gilbert shares his brilliant insights into our quirks of mind, and steers us toward happiness in the most delightful, engaging ways. If you stumble on this book, you're guaranteed many doses of joy." Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence
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In this inspiring memoir backed by cutting-edge research, Janice Kaplan spends a year living gratefully and gains a fresh outlook that transforms her marriage, family life, work, health, and everyday experience.
The Gratitude Diaries follows journalist and former Parade editor in chief Janice Kaplan as she learns to gain a positive perspective and improve her life by becoming more grateful every day. In her fresh and witty journey, Kaplan discovers that gratitude isnt the same as happiness (which can be fragile and fleeting) but has deeper emotional roots, is longer-lasting, and is impervious to change or challenges.
Relying on both amusing personal experiences and extensive research, Kaplan discovers how gratitude can transform every aspect of life, including marriage and friendship, money and ambition, and health and fitness. She interviews dozens of experts—including doctors, neuroscientists, researchers, academics, and philosophers—and gathers extensive data from the national gratitude survey she conducted, to offer surprising findings about why gratitude changes your outlook in any situation. Through interviews with real people including celebrities like Matt Damon, Daniel Craig, and Barbra Streisand, Kaplan discovers why gratitude matters in everything from our success at work to our childrens happiness.
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A neutral theory of genome evolution and the frequency distribution of genes
- Equal contributors
1 INRIA Research Team MODEMIC, UMR MISTEA, 34060 Montpellier, France
2 School of Biology, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332, USA
3 School of Physics, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA 30332, USA
BMC Genomics 2012, 13:196 doi:10.1186/1471-2164-13-196Published: 21 May 2012
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The Development of Magazine Programming
This analysis seeks to show the development of magazine programming on network television, tracing the origins of the original "60 Minutes" program to the situation in the mid-1990s in which each major network has several such programs and most of them tend to be well rated, especially the more established ones.
Our entire culture has felt the impact of television on the American public. Numerous authors and analysts have noted its considerable impact on the political system.1
Studies in the voluminous literature have examined entertainment on television, and other works have analyzed facets of broadcast news and feature coverage. But this book will focus on the evolution of broadcast news/feature coverage from the original long-form documentary, through documentary facets of early television (influenced by print patterns) during the 1948-1969 period, to modern personality-based programming, particularly since 1969.
We suggest a pattern may be found across the media. This pattern finds feature coverage has evolved from the newspaper rotogravure section of the 1920s and 1930s (along with motion picture newsreels) and the early heyday of magazines ( 1900-1945) into the broadcast programming of the past several decades. In the 1990s this broadcast coverage is packaged in both conventional television programming and that of cable.
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The Physiotherapy and Sports Injuries Clinic in Ramsbottom, Bury, offers rapid access to a wide range of treatment and rehabilitation services.
You do not need a doctor's referral to begin a course of physiotherapy. However, it is usual for the physiotherapist to contact/exchange information with your GP or consultant during or after a course of treatment.
Your first visit will involve a detailed discussion of your injury/ condition, how it is affecting your life as well as covering broader health issues. This is followed by a physical examination and further discussion or explanation highlighting what is wrong, how physiotherapy may help or whether referral to GP, consultant or podiatrist is advisable.
Your physiotherapy programme aims to either clear or ease your existing symptoms and help prevent recurrences. It is about helping you understand just what is wrong and so helping you play an active role in your own recovery. There is plenty of opportunity to ask questions about your problems.
Physiotherapy sessions can vary greatly but will usually involve some combination of:
Treatment is tailored to your abilities, your aspirations and the particular requirements of your condition.
You will be requested to expose both the affected area and the surrounding area for assessment and treatment so please dress in a way you will feel comfortable. Vests and shorts are available on request.
You are welcome to be accompanied during treatment if you wish.
While physiotherapy is to some extent an 'art' requiring professional expertise, treatments are based on sound, up-to-date, scientific evidence.
Unfortunately, not all conditions can be cured. About 8 million people in the UK live with chronic pain, some 25% whom lose their jobs as a result. Appropriate physiotherapy can help people keep active and improve their quality of life. It can help suffers to reduce misplaced fears and anxieties so as to develop the confidence to re-engage in enjoyable activities. Physiotherapists can, over time, teach the skills to enable people to manage their conditions better, improve their fitness and be as independent as possible.
This evidence based approach to chronic disabling pain incorporates a range of techniques including:
This is not a comprehensive pain management programme but simply uses some of the skills and techniques of PMPs on an individual basis with patients experiencing diverse painful conditions.
Available from 2pm - 9pm most weekdays
Home visits available
Appointments arranged at short notice
Robert Mandel specialises in the treatment of conditions affecting the musculo-skeletal system including:
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Cooties are negatively charged particles. They are not the same as germs, or else they would not have different names. If you get too close to a cootie source you may be sucked into a cootie force field. Therefore stay away from all cootie sources i.e. boys.
I cannot come in contact with George because I do not want to be trapped in a forcefield of cooties.
Cdebokx가 작성 2011년 01월 31일 (월)
The word boys give to girls when they go through hormonal changes. The girl starts to like boys and the boys don't like it because they haven't gotten their testosterone boost. Cooties is another word for high estrogen levels.
Mario "She has cooties"
The bro "Her estrogen levels must be high"
The bro "Her estrogen levels must be high"
supermariobro22가 작성 2015년 04월 12일 (일)
evil pests that dwell in the cooter.
Stay away from that bitch nigga, she got them cooties.
Buckingbancon가 작성 2010년 06월 24일 (목)
Another synonym for private parts, be it male or female. Cooty is used primarily in an effort to be cute or subtle in the reference to the area, without being excessively dirty.
This popsicle tingles, right down to the cooty.
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1. real or imagined lice
2. an imaginary problem that little kids use as an excuse not to touch or go near someone.
2. an imaginary problem that little kids use as an excuse not to touch or go near someone.
Little Boy: Will you be my valentine?
Little Girl: Eww, no way! You probably have cooties anyway.
Little Girl: Eww, no way! You probably have cooties anyway.
Light Joker가 작성 2004년 12월 03일 (금)
is a friendly germ or idea that spreads itself rapidly across virtual, as well as, physical planes.
This dude spread his cootys' on the party and within minutes they all had their clothes off.
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FLOWER MOUND, Texas, June 24 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- American HealthChoice, Inc. (Pink Sheets: AMHI), http://www.americanhealthchoice.com, a medical services company with medical clinics in Texas and Tennessee, today, in an update for Company shareholders, said its net income for the six months ended March 31, 2008, totaled $32,300.
Net income for the second quarter ended March 31, 2008 totaled $47,300. The Company announced that patient billings from its four company-owned clinics and affiliated clinics totaled $2.5 million for the first six months of the current fiscal year.
Finally, the Company announced that it has reached agreement with its lender and debenture holders on a restructuring that will limit stock dilution. "With this restructuring, AMHI is positioned for future growth," said Dr. J.W. Stucki, Chairman and CEO. The Company said it will make cash payment of $7500 a month for the next 26 months as part of the restructuring.
Dr. Stucki said the Company will update shareholders on its
telemedicine systems and its OmniBody scan in a news release soon.
American HealthChoice, Inc.
Condensed Consolidated Statements of Operations
Six months ended
December March March
Patient billings-Company-owned $1,241,400 $1,215,500 $2,456,900
Provision for discount on billings 696,600 675,900 1,372,500
Net patient billings-Company-owned 544,800 539,600 1,084,400
Net retained affiliated 71,000 71,000 142,000
Net clinic billings 615,800 610,600 1,226,400
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New to Mef so I m on a discovery tour. I was wondering whether you could read from Configuration file like Unity does.
I mean configure an Interface and mapto a class and sort of resolve it.
Lets take an example "Plugins" I could take the approach of creating a folder "Plugins" and MEF would happily read all the plugins. What about if I wanted to define the classes/interfaces I want to use in a config file like unity. Can this be done or Am I missing the point with mef?
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The brain of a baby at 34 weeks' gestation weighs 35 percent less than it would at term, the study noted.
Social factors and gender had the greatest impact on the children's mental scores, the study said, with language spoken at home playing a key role. (Boys were most likely to have severe development delays.) In contrast, gestational age was the most important contributor to physical delays.
Researchers noted a few study limitations, including the lack of information on possible newborn medical complications and the possible weaknesses of infant developmental testing.
However, their findings are consistent with those of other recent studies of late preterm infants, they said. Researchers have found such infants are at higher risk for respiratory problems, worse academic performance and school suspension down the road.
"There's a reason why normal gestation is 40 weeks," said Dr. Marty Ellington Jr., chairman of the department of pediatrics at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City. "If a child needs to be delivered for a maternal or infant medical condition, care has advanced where those children can do quite well. But we should never discount the importance of those two to four weeks. If we have a choice, we would want the child to go to term."
Woythaler said more research is needed to determine how to best help preterm babies suffering developmental delays reach the same level as their peers carried to term.
"Very premature infants automatically get referred to early intervention," she said. "Not these infants. Not all of these infants are doing poorly -- a lot are doing well and normally. Once we can pinpoint which infants can benefit from early intervention, that's the point we can do something."
Ellington pointed out that gender and medical issues t
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American Express Company
News about American Express Company, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Morning Agenda: Activist Investors and Billion-Dollar Bets
Bernanke's Frank Look at Lehman Brothers | Supreme Court Denies Insider Trading Hearing
October 6, 2015, Tuesday
American Express May Get Same Treatment as Microsoft From ValueAct Capital
The activist investor ValueAct Capital's best bet for shaking up the card and payments giant might also be going after the chief executive.
September 5, 2015, Saturday
Activist Hedge Fund Takes Significant Stake in American Express
Shares of the credit card company jumped after the news that ValueAct Capital Management, a prominent activist hedge fund, had made a major investment.
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Making Life Harder for Pimps
Credit card companies have upended the business model of sex traffickers by eliminating a way they pay for advertising.
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Judge Rejects Settlement in American Express Case
Citing "egregious conduct" in text messages and emails between two lawyers, a federal judge scrapped a proposed $75 million settlement between American Express and a group of retailers.
August 5, 2015, Wednesday
Stripe, Digital Payments Start-Up, Raises New Funding and Partners With Visa
The San Francisco-based digital payments start-up now has a $5 billion valuation and a partnership with Visa to help it compete.
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Auto policies and some credit cards will often cover rentals, but such coverage can come with restrictions.
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Edward P. Gilligan, American Express Executive, Dies at 55
Mr. Gilligan was largely seen as the likely successor to Kenneth Chenault, the chief executive.
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Head of Barclays Credit Card Business to Step Down
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It's finally time for that beloved fall classic—pumpkin! We've rounded up all of WD's best pumpkin dessert recipes for your sweet enjoyment.
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Rosemary is amazingly aromatic, but it's not the only herb that will work here; thyme or sage are stellar options as well. Pile up the leftover stems—and any lemon or orange rinds you have from other recipes—and stuff them into the cavity to add a little extra oomph to your bird.
Recipe: Herb-Roasted Turkey
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Microsoft opens POP3 and SMTP Hotmail / Live
This news passed rather quietly ... it appears here and there in some forums few users who had tried and tested the fact: Microsoft finally opened POP3 and SMTP mail service Hotmail / Live.
Most likely the advent of gMail and many other services with POP3 first, and then IMAP, open access your mail through a common email client, did reflect the Redmond company.
What happens at this point? Just it happens that if the situation were to remain so, will become more necessary as programs FreePOPs, MacFreePOPs and other services that allow to circumvent the problem of "POP3 server closed".
We all'operativo with the steps necessary to configure our beloved Mac Mail to download the Hotmail / Live ...
Parameters POP3 (Inbox):
Account Information
- Description: Hotmail
- Email address: email@example.com (or .com)
- Full Name: Name Surname
- Incoming server: pop3.live.com
- Username: firstname.lastname@example.com (or .com)
- Password: yourpassword
- Port: 995
- SSL: active
- Authentication: Password
Parameters SMTP (outgoing mail):
Account Information:
- Description: Hotmail
- Server: smtp.live.com
- Use default port: 25
- SSL: active
- Authentication: Password
- Username: firstname.lastname@example.com (or .com)
- Password: yourpassword
To simplify things even carry screenshots examples ...
I hope this tip will be useful to someone!