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Gold's Gym And Fitness Magazine Team Up For One-of-a-kind Partnership To Kick Off 2011
Gold's Gym Designs Exclusive Workout, Offers FITNESS Readers Free Time with a Personal Trainer in Support of "You Can Do It!" Program
When FITNESS Magazine's 7.3 million-plus readers pick up their January issue, they will be directed to sign up for the program at fitnessmagazine.com/
"We're thrilled to be able to align with FITNESS for a partnership of this kind," said Lisa Zoellner, chief marketing officer of Gold's Gym. "Our goal was simple: To help FITNESS readers start the New Year out right and give them the support and accountability they need to succeed in the 'You Can Do It!: Lose 10 Pounds Fast Program.' By working with FITNESS to provide a cutting edge workout and a physical home where their readers can stay fit and get advice, we're hoping to help even more people reach their fitness goals this year."
Once readers register for the You Can Do It workout and diet plan on fitnessmagazine.com, they will also be able to download a free 7-day membership to the Gold's Gym of their choice. As an added bonus, they can bring the workout in to any participating Gold's Gym to have a certified personal trainer demonstrate the moves of the workout.
"Over 1.2 million women have used our multi-platform You Can Do It! program to reach their better-body goals and partnering with Gold's Gym is the perfect opportunity to bring our program to life," said Betty Wong, editor-in-chief of FITNESS. "Not only do you get a custom workout, but you get a real life trainer who will take you through the routine - how great is that?" For additional information, log on to www.goldsgym.com/
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Gold's Gym Middletown is one of the 650 locations of the World famous Gold's Gym International. The Middletown location has become synonymous with great group exercise, personal training and small group training. Golds Gym gets results for everyone from the newbie exerciser to the elite athlete. Classes include Bodypump, Zumba, Spin, Yoga, Pilates, Boot Camp and many others. Gold's Gym has the area's largest functional training area including kettlebells, Olympic rings, climbing ropes, climbing wall, sandbags and much more. Golds has become the favorite training center for Orange County's law enforcement personnel, fire departments and high school sports teams.
For more information please visit www.goldsgym.com/
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That your for me
Together forever
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The Georgian Spa and Esthetics Clinic is a state-of-the-art facility offering esthetic treatments at reduced rates to the community. As a client, you will be helping our students gain the clinical experience they require to be successful in their careers while you receive preventative, therapeutic, relaxation and wellness services under the supervision of clinical experts.
We use the most current equipment, technology and professional product lines. Our clinic consists of 10 massaging pedicure stations, 10 manicure stations, a Vichy shower, an infrared sauna, specialized facial equipment, private treatment rooms and a spacious change room facility.
We are located on the first floor of the Sadlon Centre for Health, Wellness and Sciences (M Building) at the Barrie Campus in Room M146.
The clinic has a 24-hour cancellation policy. If you are unable to make your appointment, please notify the clinic to allow the appointment space to be rebooked, therefore preventing the student from losing a learning opportunity.
To book an appointment please call 705.722.1538 or email us.
Book now as space is limited.
Check our promotions for monthly specials.
Spa and esthetics
Please note that some services may not be available each semester.
Natural manicure
This hand treatment is designed to tidy up and rehydrate the hands. It includes nail shaping, cuticle care, stress release hand/arm massage and nail buffing.
45 minutes: $9
UV gel manicure
Dry manicure service that includes cuticle work, nail shaping, UV polish application cured under a UV light, finished off with hydrating cuticle oil and a relaxing hand massage. This service provides strength to the natural nail as well as provides a ready-to-go, non-chip, no-smudge, long-lasting, beautiful polish.
1 hour and 15 minutes: $20
Classic manicure
This hand treatment includes nail shaping, cuticle care, hand and arm massage and polish application.
45 minutes: $10
Deluxe manicure
This hand treatment includes nail shaping, cuticle care, hand and arm exfoliation, hand and arm massage and polish application.
1 hour: $15
Deluxe UV manicure
Combination of UV Gel and Deluxe Manicure making it the ultimate hand treatment.
1 hour 15 minutes: $30
Gentleman's manicure
This hand treatment is designed to tidy up and rehydrate male hands. It includes nail shaping, cuticle care, stress release hand/arm massage and nail buffing.
45 minutes: $9
Natural pedicure
This foot treatment is designed to relieve the stress placed on the feet. It includes nail shaping, callous work, cuticle care, foot and leg relaxation massage and nail buffing.
1 hour: $18
UV gel pedicure
Pedicure service that includes cuticle work, nail shaping, and UV polish application cured under a UV light, finished off with hydrating cuticle oil and a relaxing foot massage. This service provides strength to the natural nail as well as provides a ready-to-go, non-chip, no-smudge, long-lasting, beautiful polish.
1 hour and 30 minutes: $30
Classic pedicure
This foot treatment includes nail shaping, callous work, cuticle care, foot and leg massage and a polish application. We recommend bringing flip-flops to allow the polish to set.
1 hour: $20
Gentleman's pedicure
This foot treatment is designed to relieve the stress placed on male feet. It includes nail shaping, callous work, cuticle care, foot and leg relaxation massage and nail buffing.
1 hour: $18
Deluxe pedicure
This foot treatment includes nail shaping, callous work, foot and leg exfoliation, cuticle care, foot and leg massage, foot mask and polish application. (We recommend bringing flip-flops to allow the polish to set)
1 hour and 15 minutes: $25
Deluxe UV pedicure
Combination of UV gel and deluxe pedicure making it the ultimate foot treatment.
1 hour 15 minutes: $40
UV gel polish removal for nails (hands or feet).
Basic facial treatment
This skin treatment includes cleansing, skin analysis, exfoliation, steaming, extractions, face, neck and décolleté massage, mask application and finishing cream.
1 hour and 15 minutes: $30
Teen facial treatment
This facial is designed to detoxify the skin with a thorough deep cleansing, exfoliation, steaming, extractions, purifying mask application and hydrating serum.
1 hour: $25
Specialized facial
Following a thorough skin analysis, the esthetician student will design a customized facial to suit your skin's specific needs. You will enjoy all the benefits of a traditional facial with the addition of a specialized exfoliation, specialized ampoule/serum and upgraded mask. State-of-the-art equipment may also be incorporated into the treatment if applicable. Relax and enjoy as your skin is thoroughly pampered!
1 hour and 30 minutes: $45
ilike facial treatment
Facial treatment using ECOCERT certified organic products. This treatment will detoxify and regenerate the skin using a combination of herbs such as cherry, blackthorn, peaches, nettle, grapes and Q10. Skin is left feeling balanced and refreshed.
1 hour and 15 minutes: $45
Clayton Shagal collagen lifting facial
Facial which embodies the core active proteins in the Clayton Shagal Skin Care Line. Suitable for all skin types, this highly effective treatment utilizes concentrated protein extracts to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin fibrils in the dermis to firm, lift and hydrate the skin.
1 hour and 15 minutes: $45
Chin: $5
Lip: $5
Brow: $5
Underarm: $10
Full arm: $25
Back: $25
Chest: $20
Full front: $25
Abdomen $15
Half leg (lower): $20
Half leg (upper): $25
Full leg: $40
Full leg and bikini: $50
Bikini: $20
Extended bikini: $25
Full leg and extended bikini: $55
A controlled resurfacing treatment to assist with a variety of skin concerns. Treatment includes cleansing, toning, enzyme peel, microdermabrasion, mask and a protective cream.
1 hour: $50 per treatment
Specialized facial with microdermabrasion
Based on a thorough client consultation, a specialized facial will be designed incorporating microdermabrasion exfoliation for optimum benefits and effects.
Designed to suit your skin care needs.
1 hour and 30 minutes: $60
A chemical peel treatment using one or a blend of acids to gently exfoliate the skin. Treatment includes cleansing, toning, AHA peel, neutralizing mask and a protective cream.
30 minutes (per session): $30 (single), $100 (series of four)
Body exfoliation and sunless tan
A healthy alternative to tanning; this treatment consists of a full body scrub followed by a sunless tan application.
1 hour $45
Body exfoliation and relaxation massage
A full body exfoliation incorporating dry brushing, re-mineralizing salts infused with essential oils followed by a 1 hour relaxation massage.
90 minutes $50
Detoxifying body wrap and Vichy
This two-hour treatment begins with a full body dry brush and salt scrub followed by a body wrap. The Vichy shower is used for the removal of the wrap. Treatment finishes with a 20-minute body application of a hydrating and nourishing body cream. Choice of body wraps include: Slimming and toning algae wrap, remineralizing mud wrap and hydration rose mud wrap
Two hours $75
Infra-red sauna
This 15-minute sauna can be booked in combination with other spa treatments. Often used for its relaxing and detoxifying benefits, as well as a pre-treatment to other spa services.
30 minutes $10
This specialized facial treatment includes all the steps of a specialized facial. A non-invasive micro current device is used to tone and stimulate the skin.
45 minutes: $40
A complete make-up application using high quality mineral make-up. Application includes mineral foundation, blush, eye make-up and lip colour. Make-up is talc free, fragrance free, non-comedogenic and is suitable for all skins.
30 minutes: $15
If pale brows and lashes have you pencilling in and loading on the mascara, then you are in need of lash and brow tinting. Let the esthetic students tint your lash and brow hairs a colour that most suits your required look.
Brow tint (15 minutes): $7
Lash tint (30 minutes): $12
Lash and brow tint (30 minutes): $15
Add-on services
French tip
Wishing to add a clean "French polish application" to your manicure or pedicure service? Then this is the look for you Your nails will have a clean pink hue to the nail bed, while your tips will be shaped using a natural to stark white polish based on your preference.
Private room
Private rooms are available for most of our spa services in the event you wish to enjoy your service in a more private and serene setting.
Parrafin is a natural wax that is applied to the hands and/or feet after the massage, to aid in the penetration of the moisturizer, leaving the skin feeling soft, moist, and supple. A must try!
Medical skin care therapy
Enjoy the benefits of intense pulsed light or a laser system for hair removal. These technologies target the nourishment source to the hair follicle, resulting in a reduction or possible full removal of hair on the body. This effective and proven method of hair reduction has gained great popularity in the medical esthetics industry over the past several years. Leaves your skin silky smooth and hair free. A series of treatments (every four weeks) is required for best results.
IPL laser hair removal
Prices are shown as single/package of four.
Arms: $120/$435
Arms, half: $95/$340
Back: $260/$935
Bikini: $60/$195
Brazilian: $96/$320
Buttocks: $135/$455
Chest: $150/$525
Chin: $40/$150
Face, full: $95/$340
Face, half: $75/$240
Legs, full: $230/$850
Legs, lower: $125/$430
Legs, upper: $160/$520
Lip: $30/$115
Lower abdomen: $110/$395
Neck: $60/$195
Shoulders: $80/$300
Torso front: $120/$350
Underarms: $45/$150
This treatment is unique in that the diodes emit both visible and non-visible light. It creates a positive effect on cellular activity and is 100 per cent proven to be safe and non-invasive. It improves the energy levels in the skin, improves blood circulation, improves lymphatic flow reducing swelling and improves the synthesis of collagen and elastin fibres. Your skin will become strengthened, plump and glowing with a reduction of fine lines and wrinkles.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Price: $55 per treatment
Price: $190 (series of four)
Refresh tired, dull skin with a crystal or diamond microdermabrasion treatment. This skin resurfacing treatment is beneficial for those with enlarged pores, dull lifeless skin, facial scarring, as well as for those experiencing the start of aging, including fine lines, sun damage, and facial imperfections. This treatment is perfect for the face, hands, décolleté and fresh stretch marks.
This non-surgical skin refinishing procedure gently abrades and vacuums out skin particles leaving the skin smooth, bright and youthful in appearance.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Price: $60 per treatment
Price: $200 (series of four)
This signature facial treatment incorporates a multitude of treatment modalities to provide the ultimate in skin care therapies. Following a thorough cleansing and skin analysis, the skin is deeply exfoliated using an enzyme peeling. A light steam is applied to allow for extractions of congestion in the skin. Then one pass of microdermabrasion is performed to even out skin colouring, reduce pore size and refine the skin's texture. A treatment serum is further applied to the skin and penetrated using ultrasound. The skin is then cooled and soothed with the application of a rubber mask for added hydration and lifting.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 30 minutes
Price: $65 per treatment
Price: $220 (series of four)
This firming and lifting treatment is achieved through the use of an electro-stimulation apparatus that provides muscular and cutaneous revitalization of the face and neck. This internationally recognized method uses a highly sophisticated pulsed micro-current that provides a gentle lifting effect without any irritation to the skin. The muscles of the skin will feel firmer and the cheeks redefined; wrinkles of the face and forehead will appear softened and the brows and eyelid area lifted.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour
Price: $55 per treatment
Price: $190 (series of four)
This unique treatment is specifically designed to cater to the individual with rosacea, couperose and hypersensitive skin. The skin is cared for gently with skin care products containing hypo calm 3 (boerhavia diffusa, boswellia from frankincense and amaranth seed oil). This treatment will help to diffuse redness, calm the skin, reduce itching and irritation and fight against free radical damage. The tiger grass contained in some of the products creates a repair and ant-inflammatory effect, leaving the skin calm, refreshed and regenerated.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Price: $55 per treatment
Price: $190 (series of four)
This treatment utilizes intense pulse light (IPL), which emits a high powered light source to create a stimulating effect of the skin. A warming of the tissue is felt due to increased blood flow to the dermis and stimulation at a cellular level. This in turn creates a rejuvenating effect of the cells within the skin along with re-oxygenation, creating a firmer, more plump effect. The skin is left glowing, refined and more youthful in appearance. There is no downtime with this treatment.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Price: $89 per treatment
Price: $285 (series of four)
Radio frequency (RF) is the latest and most up-to-date skin care treatment for skin tightening. The temperature of the deeper skin tissue is raised to approximately 40-44 degrees through the penetration of the RF waves. Here, they act on restructuring the aged collagen fibres. In turn, the once loose, flaccid and dehydrated collagen becomes supple, firm and taut through the effects of heat. Immediate results are seen in the way of some lifting, however the best results are noticed approximately three months post-treatment due to the long-lasting effect on the collagen fibres. No downtime required with this treatment.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 and a half hours
Price: $110 per treatment
Price: $350 (series of four)
Through the use of a 908nm cool laser system from ITALY, this unique 100% safe technology creates a firmer, glowing and more youthful appearance. The wavelength used creates stimulation within the dermis increasing the ATP (energy level) within the cells. This added energy results in an optimum functioning of the rejuvenation processes of the skin resulting in an uplifted, smoother complexion with a softening of fine lines. Because there is no heat associated with this treatment It is extremely comfortable feeling.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour and 15 minutes
Price: $99 per treatment
Price: $320 per (series of four)
Sunspots, age spots, chloasma, lentigines…watch them vanish! Through the use of state-of-the-art technology, these unsightly skin lesions can be addressed in a safe and effective manner. The IPL system targets pigment in the skin, causing the melanin to superficially burn and rise to the surface. After a period of approximately seven to 10 days, the pigment will form a fine crust and slough off naturally. Several treatments may be required for best results. A daily mineral based sunscreen is highly recommended post treatment.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 30 minutes
Price: $90 For first treatment and $50 for each subsequent treatment
Rid the skin of fine broken blood capillaries and rosacea with the use of our IPL vascular facial treatment. Broken capillaries can be the result of heredity, harsh climates, spicy foods, alcohol and smoking, among other things. The use of intense pulsed heat generated from a light source targets the stagnant hemoglobin sitting in the vessels causing them to dry up and dissipate. Multiple treatments are required for best results. The effects take approximately 14 days post treatment.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 45 minutes
Price: $65 per treatment (includes cheeks and nose)
Price: $205 (series of four)
AHA peel
This unique blend of glycolic and lactic acid was especially designed to exfoliate and rejuvenate the skin without the harsh side effects associated with other peels. It is absorbed by the skin readily and provides a beautiful glow and youthful appearance.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 30 minutes
Price: $45 per treatment
Price: $150 (Series of four)
Herbal B-peel
100 per cent all-natural peeling method to exfoliate, renew and regenerate the skin. The combination of dried, hand-picked herbs with scientifically proven actions produces a healing and regenerative effect on the skin.
Consultation time: 15 minutes
Treatment time: 30 minutes
Price: $70 per treatment
Price: $240 (series of four)
This treatment uses a low level current that imitates the body's own natural electrical current. This non-invasive facial rejuvenation and toning treatment accelerates cellular repair while improving the tone and tightening of the skin.
Consult time:15 Minutes
Treatment time: 1 hour
Price: $65 per treatment
Price: $220 (series of four)
Georgian Spa Promotions
Classic Manicure and Classic Pedicure $25
Collagen and Elastin Clayton Shagal Facial $40
20 percent off Gehwol and Footlogix footcare products and OPI nail polish
Classic Facial $25
ilike Organic Facial $40
20 percent off ilike Organic skin care products
UV Manicure $15
Make-up Application $10
30 percent off all Body Treatments
25 percent off Waxing and Tinting
Aromatherapy Body Treatment with Hot Stone placement $45
Georgian Medispa Promotions
5 Elements Anti-Aging Facial $45
20 percent of Jean d'Arcel skin care products
Photorejuvenation Facial $60
20 percent off Arcel Med skin care products
Radio Frequency Skin Tightening Treatment – package of 4 $325
20 percent off Jane Iredale mineral make-up
Soft Laser Skin Rejuvenation $65
20 percent off Jean d'Arcel and Arcel Med skin care products
The Spa and Esthetics clinic is equipped with state-of-the-art equipment and professional product lines. These lines include Gehwol and Footlogix foot care products, OPI nail polish, Jane Iredale mineral make up, Clayton Shagal, Jean D'Arcel, Arcel Med, Alex and ilike skin care products.
Clayton Shagal
Clayton Shagal is a leading-edge Canadian Skin Care Company whose fundamentals work to enhance the three principle components of skin: collagen, elastin and water. This product penetrates into the dermal levels of the skin. Clayton Shagal started with a single collagen gel product and has grown into a skin care line for younger and mature skin, men and women; using the purest form of collagen on the market, nourishing skin's health and structure from the inside out.
From a Hungarian heritage where herbs and fruits are uniquely rich in active ingredients and aromatic agents come the products of ilike Organic Skin Care. Dedicated to handpicked herbs, fruits and vegetables, no mass production and maintaining the natural state of herbal ingredients, you will see, smell and feel the difference.
Jane Iredale
The most beautiful cosmetic you can wear is a healthy skin. The highest quality mineral ingredients available will give a luminous look on your skin and make it feel weightless; amazing coverage that allows your skin to breathe and function normally. It also aids in the prevention of sun-induced damage to the skin. In the words of Jane Iredale herself, "The skin you've always wanted is now just a brush away."
Gehwol uses the finest, high quality ingredients that are in their products, embodying profound knowledge and have been an international leader in foot and nail care products for over 140 years. It is a comprehensive line of effective and therapeutic foot care products.
Footlogix is the world's first and only Pediceutical® Mousse Foot Care line made with pharmaceutical-grade ingredients developed by Katharin von Gavel, one of North America's lead authorities and true pioneers in Pedi-care.
Jean D'Arcel
For more than 50 years, Jean D"Arcel Cosmetique, ArcelMed, the cosmeceutical line, and Naturelle the organic line, which represents high quality, effective skin care. To achieve this, knowledge drawn from the fields of medicine, dermatology and beauty surgery is combined with traditional systems of action.
As this is a learning environment, we do not accept tips. To show your appreciation, the greatest compliment you can give a student is to return to the clinic, refer others or provide written feedback.
No, please do not bring food or beverages into the clinic.
Students need time to develop their clinical skills. Missed appointments and last-minute cancellations affect the success of our students who are trying to meet their learning requirements. Therefore, we ask that you make the commitment of time and patience. We require 24-hours notice for appointment cancellations. If you miss multiple appointments, you will be removed from our patient list.
Yes, the clinic is large and welcomes group bookings and multiple appointments.
We accept debit, Mastercard, Visa and cash.
Our appointments lengths may be slightly longer than those scheduled in other spa settings to allow the students the opportunity to develop their skills. Missed appointments and last-minute cancellations may affect the success of our students who are trying to meet their learning needs. Therefore we ask that you to make the commitment of time and patience.
Yes, all the public clinics in the Sadlon Centre for Health, Wellness and Sciences are wheelchair accessible.
Yes, if it is your first appointment please arrive 10-15 minutes early to complete a clinic-specific health history.
We ask that if you are having a pedicure, you bring open-toed shoes.
We recommend a quarter inch in length.
Yes, the clinic sells gift certificates. Spa gift certificates can be purchased for any denomination and can be redeemed toward any of our spa services.
No, your gift certificate will not expire because they are of a monetary value and are not purchased as a specific service. Gift certificates are not redeemable for cash.
As an integral member of the Georgian College organization, the Health, Wellness and Sciences area supports the college's activities related to fundraising, promotion and marketing. Promotional vouchers are donations from specific clinics (oral health, massage therapy and esthetics). These vouchers are intended to encourage the use of our clinic services by the community. The vouchers have no monetary value and do have expiry dates.
Yes, the clinic has professional retail products for sale at the reception counter.
We recommend that you bring a bathing suit.
We do allow children in the clinic when they are supervised by an adult and scheduled for a service.
The majority of our pedicure stations do have the whirlpool jets, however, they are pipeless, which means there is no stagnant water sitting in the lines from client to client. Our units create the whirlpool action through two fans which move the water about.
To sanitize our basins after each client, basins are drained and rinsed, then scrubbed down with a scrub brush and anti-bacterial soap. They are rinsed a second time, then sprayed with a disinfectant and left to sit for 10 minutes. This destroys all forms of microbes and TB. They are then rinsed again thoroughly in preparation for the next client.
While undergoing Medical Skin Care IPL Treatments please make sure you:
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Tuesday, 2 to 5 p.m. and 6 to 9 p.m.
Thursday, 9a.m. to 12 p.m., 1 to 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Friday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.
Friday, 1 to 3 p.m. and 4 to 8 p.m.
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Due to Graceland renovations in progress and the move to our new complex, various exhibit spaces, restaurants and retail outlets may be closed during your visit or some artifacts may not be on display without prior notice. During this time, we will be including a visit to a special exhibit on Elvis' career following the mansion tour.
On February 28, Graceland Mansion and all plaza attractions will be closed.
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Graceland is one of the first historic homes in the U.S. to offer an interactive iPad tour that provides a fully immersive experience for guests. Narrated by celebrated actor and Elvis fan John Stamos, visitors will take a multimedia tour of the iconic music landmark while exploring content hotspots which, when activated, allow users to dive deeper into the story of Elvis' life through unique archival audio, video and photo elements.
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Group rates for meals and admissions are available for 15 people or more and can be arranged through the Group Sales Department. Contact the Group Sales Department by calling 1-800-238-2010 or 1-901-332-3322, or visit the group tours page online.
The Guest House at Graceland is more than a full-service hotel. It has 450 spacious rooms and a range of contemporary facilities, including two restaurants, spaces for meetings and special events and a 464-seat theater for live performances and movies. It's the gateway to your visit to Graceland and the perfect place to stay while discovering everything that Memphis has to offer. It's classic elegance and modern luxury - friendly, refined and uniquely Elvis.
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WHILE the country is still reeling from the effects of typhoon "Dodong" which exited only yesterday morning, another storm was spotted outside the Philippine area of responsibility.
According to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration, the storm with the international name "Dolphin" is expected to enter PAR this weekend.
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I bought this to address some mild inflammation from sinus pressure and low grade temperatures...whenever i used it alone, without any other over-the-counter medication, to alleviate fever, i did not see a subsequent drop in temperature - and i played with the dosage a little hoping that would help but it did not. it's possible that i need a different herbal blend to address the underlying allergy issues and related discomfort. i use an immune support from this same line and i give it five stars!!!
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It's a must-have! Love it, but it's almost always out of stock here. I bought a few items from the same brand including Valerian Super Calm and Minty Ginger. They all work well.
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Skip to comments.How Much Can You Really Learn With a Free Online Education? [MIT, CAL, etc. free online]
Posted on 09/18/2009 10:57:44 AM PDT by ZGuy
The worlds most prestigious universities have begun posting entire curricula on the Webfor free. Is there such a thing as a free higher-education lunch? I enrolled to find out.
I was not screwing around. When I took the first physics class of my life, at age 35, it was at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and my professor was Walter Lewin, one of that institution's most respected instructors. Lewin is a man so comfortable with his vectors that he diagrams them in front of a classroom audience while wearing Teva sandals.
OK, I wasn't really "at" MIT. And "took" the class may be a stretch. I was watching the video of one of Lewin's lectures from the comfort of my backyard in Brooklyn, and I too was wearing sandals (but not Tevas; I have standards).
Lewin is the breakout star of MIT's OpenCourseWare (OCW) program, what the school calls a "Web publication" of virtually every class taught in its hallowed halls. For his dynamic teaching and frequent stunts (building a human pendulum, firing golf balls at glass panels), he's been downloaded by physics enthusiasts around the globe and profiled on the front page of the New York Times as the first luminary of online open learning. The professor's fans are examples of a new type of student participating in a new kind of education, one built around the vast library of free online courseware offered by many of the world's temples of higher learning, as well as museums, nonprofit organizations and other knowledgeable benevolents.
Why would someone who's not paying $38,000 or getting a single credit subject themselves to the rigors of an MIT course? For one thing, OCW offers elite teaching on demand. College students at lesser schools can use a teacher like Lewin to stretch themselves (32 percent of MIT's OCW users are enrolled at another college). A high-school physics teacher might tune in to brush up on the laws of thermodynamics -- or become a better teacher by studying different methods of instruction. An engineer can beef up by taking tests from the advanced-level classes to identify stuff he ought to know but doesn't and then dive into course notes to learn them.
And then there's the just plain curious, a category that would include me. I wondered: What's an MIT course like, anyway? Could I, more than a decade out of school, hang with those young brainiacs? To find out, I dusted off my three-ring binder and re-enrolled in school part-time from the comfort of my couch, drawing not just from MIT but from the many free sources online. Mimicking a typical course load, I would take a science course and a language course, attempt to cram in a computer-programming course, and watch as many miscellaneous lectures as I could stand. I wanted to see if I, in a month, operating as an adult balancing a semi-regular schedule and lots of other obligations, could actually learn something.
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The idea behind MIT's OpenCourseWare program was born in 2000 on the recommendation of a faculty committee convened to answer two questions: How is the Internet going to change education? And what is MIT going to do about it?
Steve Carson, a spokesman for OCW, which is now a full entity within MIT with a $3.6-million budget, told me that the group was expected to recommend a for-profit distance-learning program. Once they started thinking hard about such a model, however, it didn't make sense.
The problem is that MIT is, by its very nature, an exclusive institution, which accepts a mere 12 percent of its applicants and charges a small fortune for the privilege of attending. To put a scaled-back version of that online, available to a much larger audience, and still award credit would potentially devalue the existing university. Instead, they decided to do the opposite: put everything out there for free, but with no offer of credit or a degree. It would cost a lot of money, sure, but it would be great for the school's image, and it would be a tremendous resource for actual MIT students -- as Carson puts it, a "souped-up Wikipedia" for the MIT community to use. In the meantime, it would give the whole world the opportunity to sample an MIT education. Shigeru Miyagawa, a professor of Japanese and linguistics at MIT, was one of the key members of that committee. He speaks of the program with uncut idealism. "Why are we doing this?" he says. "We're doing this because of the belief that knowledge, when you share it, expands."
Boy does it. OCW went live as a pilot program in 2002 with 50 courses. Five years later, MIT celebrated the publishing of its 1,800th course, and today more than 250 schools around the world have similar programs -- many participating through the OCW Consortium, set up by MIT to help other schools follow its example. MIT estimates that 56 million people have accessed its courses alone, either directly from OCW or from its six translation sites. The 200-plus members of the OCW Consortium saw 15.7 million visits in the first quarter of this year alone. Apple created iTunes U to distribute classes in audio and video. YouTube has a channel called YouTube EDU.
And there's much more beyond MIT -- sites like Academic Earth (a clearinghouse for lectures from scholars and intellectuals), Google Code University, and thousands of free or for-profit sites teaching everything from Swedish to how to build and service solar cells. It's a rich, burbling, overwhelming world. You could easily tumble down this rabbit hole and emerge weeks later, bearded, bleary-eyed and the most annoying party guest of all time. Or you could find that you're not as smart as you thought you were.
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"In physics we explore the very small to the very large," Lewin said. He stood in front of the class in pleated khaki cargo pants and a blousy blue oxford and spoke with the sort of vague, undefined European accent that would make him an excellent foil for James Bond. (He turns out to be Dutch.) Lewin dismissed the American system of measure as "extremely uncivilized" and said his class would be based on the metric system. Then he rolled the film "Powers of 10," at which point my screen went black and a note indicated that copyright prevented the film from being included.
Day one, and I'd already stumbled on an important limitation of the OCW experience. MIT (or any school) doesn't have the right to give away copyrighted materials such as films or textbooks used in class. In the case of the former, it's often not much of an issue; I just went to YouTube and dialed up the slightly dated (and moderately psychedelic) 1977 film made by Ray and Charles Eames to depict the relative size of things in the universe. But when it comes to books, it's a stumbling block.
I was operating under the misguided notion that I could survive this experiment using only what was completely free, so I chose not to click the amazon.com link to order the textbook. That turned out to be a major problem. It quickly became clear that I was not equipped with the same foundational basis in math or physics that the students in this first-semester freshman physics course were, and without the supplemental text, I had no additional tool for decoding Lewin's scribbles. Obviously, I couldn't ask a question, either.
I stuck with it, for a while. In a week, I watched three of Lewin's 50-minute lectures and understood almost none of them. The stunts for which he's become famous are undeniably entertaining -- I think it's fair to call this prop-wielding genius the Gallagher of science -- but at the end of each hour I'd look down at my scrawls and realize they were useless to me. They looked like hieroglyphics.
I got that long-dormant lost-in-class feeling that triggers notebook doodles and clock watching, and I started to dread "going." And so, in a departure lounge at Miami International Airport, around the time Lewin said, "We now come to a much more difficult part, and that is multiplication of vectors," I decided to drop the class.
Thank God for Flash Cards
The guilt I felt over my failure to absorb higher math was soon offset by two things. First, I realized that unlike in college, there was no consequence or embarrassment to dropping the class. No walk of shame to the registrar's office, and it's not as if Lewin would miss me. Two, I was getting more bilingual by the day.
After hunting for the perfect online language course, I'd settled on a Romanian class from BYKI (Before You Know It), a for-profit site with a broad selection of free options, including a boiled-down version of its software that enables you to study vocabulary and basic grammar using a program of downloadable pop-up flash cards. The idea is to hook you and hope you'll pay up to $70 for the full version, but what's free is substantial; plenty, it seemed, to crash-prepare for a trip. I wasn't actually going to Romania, I was simply curious about the tongue that I'd recently learned is the fifth Romance language. In fact, I happened to have a trip scheduled to a place where Romanian would do me no good at all: Ecuador.
On day five, lying on the musty sheets of a hotel bed in Quito, I learned to count from one to 10 in Romanian in less than half an hour using the program's highly intuitive card system. It starts by having you read and repeat the words in English and Romanian and then has you type the translation both ways. It's self-correcting, and when you miss a word, that word is given higher priority and appears more often until you've proven that you've learned it. It works. By the time I headed out for the night, I could transcribe a phone number in Romanian.
It turns out that this kind of itinerant self-schooling is pretty common. MIT says 61 percent of OCW users live outside the U.S. (the largest block is in East Asia, with 22 percent). Steve Carson shared case studies with me featuring students, educators and self-learners from Indonesia, Iran, Ireland, Nigeria and St. Lucia.
Take the story of two Bostonians, Ann Nguyen and Alison Cole. Recent college grads (Nguyen from the University of Massachusetts -- Amherst, Cole from Scotland's Edinburgh Napier University), the two decamped this summer to India, where they plan to live cheaply for a few years while attempting a bold experiment. Nguyen and Cole saw in OCW's freely available teachings the material for an "alternative grad school" of their own design. Theirs is the ultimate study-abroad program -- self-imposed graduate-level distance learning conducted from a far-flung location that also happens to have plenty of opportunities for hands-on work related to the subject of study, environmental engineering. Cole told me that she's not sure how well it will work but that the two want to answer a number of questions, foremost among them: Can a person conduct work with high academic integrity outside the auspices of an institution?
"I'm an academic at heart," Cole says. "But the realization that continuing my education would only further my debt and reduce my ability to afford life and a family really bummed me out." She and Nguyen are using the syllabi from MIT OCW's courses in ground hydrology, soil behavior and aquatic chemistry to construct a program that will study arid-land restoration, a subject that has practical applications in India and will also be relevant out there in job-land when it comes time to move back. (How employers will feel about this self-governed education remains to be seen.)
Although Cole and Nguyen appear to be the first to attempt to use OCW as the basis for a full-blown graduate program, they're hardly the only hardcore autodidacts. Consider "Deevani," who e-mailed me one afternoon in response to a call for satisfied OCW students. Deevani turned out to be A. Ines Rooney, a 34-year-old music-industry executive who moonlights as a songwriter specializing in the Latin-inspired hip-hop known as reggaeton. Rooney is self-taught in 12 languages, including Urdu, Bengali and Mandarin, and spends whatever spare time she has after producing and recording records (and raising her children) to devour OCW language, culture, literature, economics and finance classes -- some 80 of them so far, she estimates. "I think I have a Ph.D. right now," she says, half-kidding. "I just don't have the credit."
Rooney is right. You'll never earn a degree from your self-imposed studies. As Carson points out, no amalgam of text and video, no matter who builds it, will ever be a substitute for an actual MIT education. (Or an education from Carnegie Mellon, or Notre Dame, or anywhere else.) You can't actually use the labs or interact with faculty, who are the real draw of a college.
Like any open-source program, however, free Internet education is evolving. "There are Yahoo groups that have formed around MIT content," Carson says. "If [independent learners] don't need certification but need content, they can go to OpenCourseWare and form a group."
(Sort of) Living Up to My Potential
I could have used a support group. The second week of my experiment, a little shell-shocked by my failure in physics, I listened to three MIT biology lectures. It didn't stick. Next I sought out something science-y that was both easier to handle and more practical. I opted for a seminar taught by the chemist Patricia Christie, a lecturer in MIT's Experiment Study Group. "Cooking," read the course description for Kitchen Chemistry, "may be the oldest and most widespread application of chemistry, and recipes may be the oldest practical result of chemical research." It sounded perfect until I hit a snag: There were no video or audio lectures.
I wrote to Carson in a panic, and he broke the news to me. Only 79 of the OCW courses come with video lectures (another 22 come with audio). The program was intended as a print-based initiative; whether to add video was the professor's call. In essence, mine would be a lab class without the labs. I bit into the curriculum anyway. The class on bread obliged me to investigate the science of yeast, thought to be the oldest industrial biological agent. My curiosity piqued, I spent an entire afternoon bouncing around the Web reading about baking science.
Yeast cells coming to life are biochemistry in action. I tested the process by making a yeast air balloon, just like the students in the real class. I mixed yeast, sugar and water in a bottle and watched as the carbon dioxide given off inflated a balloon affixed to the neck. It was amateur science, sure, but it was science. And in the end I got something useful: some challah that my girlfriend, an aficionado of toast, declared the best bread she'd had all year. I began to look forward to each kitchen chemistry "class," and by the last week of my experiment I had made my pancakes fluffier, attempted my first stew and my first pie, understood for the first time how baking soda works, and learned what an emulsion is. I even made a soft, lemony cheese. In the kitchen, at least, I was an improved person thanks to self-directed study.
Romanian was also proving a success. By the final week of my month-long experiment, I could meet and greet people in a Bucharest of my imagination, bargain a cabbie from 10 lei to 5 (though if he argued, I'd be stuck), and identify 16 different animals, including an eagle (the word, oddly enough, is vultur).
My foray into computer science, on the other hand, was only moderately better than the physics debacle. I started with the grand ambition of building an iPhone app, but the online Stanford University course I was considering required you to possess "C language and programming experience at the level of 106B or X." I had no idea what these things meant, so I changed my mind. After spending two weeks of my "term" shopping for a new course (hey, no registration deadline here), I settled on trying to learn an old, elementary programming language called Logo. As one Logo site declared: So simple a child can do it!
Or me. A message board led me to a Logo class built by a generous British man. I downloaded the simple software and in minutes had mastered the first tutorial, which involved learning to direct a small turtle around the screen using simple commands. I could make squares, triangles and combinations of the two. I could also use Logo to complete equations both simple (addition) and more complex (trigonometric functions). A few tutorials later, I was making the program speak. It wasn't long, though, before terms like "data types and values" and "flow control" crept into the syllabus and I felt myself falling behind, wishing I could raise my hand and ask someone to explain it to me. By the second or third lesson I was getting the dreads, and for days after I avoided it entirely, procrastinating by any means necessary, including Romanian.
My failure to keep up with even basic science courses told me something I already knew, which is that I'm a writer, not a scientist or programmer. And that leads me to the first of a few Free Online School Rules I'd learned by the end of my experiment:
1. You get what you pay for. "Free" means no asking questions in the middle of class, which can be a dealbreaker with a subject as potentially confusing as physics.
2. That said, it might help if you actually buy the textbook.
3. Free online learning is not going to teach you anything substantial overnight, or in a week (unless you are Rain Man, in which case you're just memorizing anyway). Plan to do a whole course.
4. There are few things better than hot bread made with your own two hands, especially when you understand the science of why it's so delicious.
5. We are at the beginning of this experiment, not the end.
"You know where we're heading with this," says Shigeru Miyagawa, who believes that OCW has enriched current students and faculty, enhanced MIT's reputation as an institution at the forefront of innovation, and provided an invaluable opportunity to show off its smarts to those prospective geniuses that top schools fight for. "You can already see it. You" -- here he means an institution -- "can't afford not to do OCW. I foresee that in five years, all major institutions will be opening courses to let the world see what they do. It's a no-brainer, right?"
Who has time to search the web when there's so much learning to be done? So we've put together a list of our favorite 10 free online resources here. The first lesson is that, if you can think of the topic, chances are you can find a course on it at one of these sites.
1. MIT OpenCourseWare
Its list of 1,900 courses includes Weight Training and Playwriting. But the majority of "students" visit the oldest open courseware program for the subjects that made the Institute so renowned: physics, math and electronics.
2. University of Berkeley
It's no surprise that the top-ranked public university offers a few dozen online audio and video lectures each semester. And live videos from special campus events, like the Dalai Lama talking about peace through compassion, could make you feel like you're in the middle of college life.
3. Johns Hopkins School of Public Health OpenCourseWare
If you're interested in a softer side of science, you can find written, video and audio lectures on public health topics ranging from sexual health to the fundamentals of human nutrition.
4. Google Code U
Becoming a master of your own domain, speaking C++, and hackproofing your data are all possible at Google Code U. And if you feel inspired to give back to the community that teaches you all that computer science, you're in luck. The site accepts appropriate course content from its users.
5. Hewlett-Packard Learning Center
Brush up on basic computer skills like Microsoft Word, Excel and Powerpoint, as well as life skills such as business etiquette, from the technology giant Hewlett-Packard. You can even opt to receive a degree to hang on the wall once you completed your course.
"You know," "generally speaking," "in order to" learn a foreign language, you have to memorize the most common phrases and words. Or so goes the mantra of this online language resource that promises to have you speaking one of over 70 different languages "before you know it."
7. Digital Photography School
The site offers tutorials and tips for digital photographers of all levels.
8. Academic Earth
Perusing video lectures from different universities on Academic Earth is so smooth and seamless that you will have plenty of brain cells left over for learning.
9. YouTube EDU
In the same familiar format used for scanning screenshots of fluffy kitty videos, YouTube aggregates video content from different learning centers.
10. iTunes U
Use your iPhone or iPod touch for a higher purpose than tweeting with iTunes U. The application brings a list of the most popular lectures from different universities and cultural institutions to your fingertips.
If anyone is interested in a terrific course on the Civil War and reconstruction you watch all of Dr. David Blights course from Yale online at http://academicearth.org/courses/the-civil-war-and-reconstruction-era-1845-1877
It is a great course, and he is good lecturer. The free academic resources available on line today are phenomenal, you just have to know where to find them.
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One of the better lines from the movie "Good Will Hunting" was that you could get the equivalent of a Harvard education with a (free) library card. That is true as far as it goes—but only if you have the discipline and self-motivation. Only a very few people do. However, at the end of the day, you won't get that all important piece of paper unless you fork over the $$.
I found this site.
Studying the math classes is really going help me with my next placement test.
Very valuable, takes donations.
Great home shool site.
Interesting links.
I have taken all the Walter Lewin physics courses online and can say that he is a terrific teacher who simplifies an otherwise very complex subject.
Equivalency examinations do a fine job of measuring learning and knowledge just as do the Bar Exams and CPA Exams offered by states.
Links to member institutions of the OCW Consortium:
bump for home as well
Bump for physics and math :)
Cheap distance University degrees can be gotten at the University of London.
I theenk yo kan lern a lot.
self-ed pingaroo
FUnny how nobody with a degree ever claims that. Most of us know that we COULD get such an education, but we WOULDN'T unless we had actual TEACHERS and they cost money.
I'm torn. I think the edifices of higher education should offer degree granting online courses. Anyone who can do the material ought to be able to receive the degree and the qualifications that will prove useful later on.
I love good will hunting and he was right. The real problem with a college education is who has the time to learn stuff? With all the busywork they have gets in the way of learning.
BTTT for home
I'm a Phoenix.
Not free,
No video though... yet anyway
I think there are accreditation issues that come into play if you put your courses out there for credit. I have to say, I've had a few online courses, and they are not as good as in person courses. I don't like them. They are cold and impersonal. You don't meet anyone. You don't build a network. You don't have people to study with. You don't get the teacher's non-verbal communication, or at least not much of it.
"FUnny how nobody with a degree ever claims that. Most of us know that we COULD get such an education, but we WOULDNT unless we had actual TEACHERS and they cost money."
I'd much have preferred to do my entire degree that way, I would have finished much more quickly. Teachers are great, but if you are already familiar with the material, why can't I just proceed to the examination, take the credit and move on to the next step?
Here is India's version of this.
It's really pretty good, all in Engrish.
"I am standing here beside myself"(obscure movie reference :-)
Boycott Kaplan though. Its owned by the Wash Post
No argument there.
Yes, there are accreditation problems, but that is simply politics nothing more. I had to struggle for a year to get all my credentials recognised, (I transferred twice, had HS credits), at the institution from which I eventually graduated.
Online courses aren't for everyone, but as a deaf student, most lectures were useless in terms of learning. I couldn't hear the prof, and having the notes online would have been a godsend back in the day.
Networking is an interesting question. I don't see why an online class cannot set up a discussion board by which the students can interact.
Networking is a very good point.
bookmark for later.
bump for reference!
bookmarking, and thanks for posting
Bump for knowledge...
Thank you - Bookmarked for later
homeschool ping?
It's not that obscure, it's from "Short Circuit" though my favorite line from that character (whose name escapes me) was the discussion of his ancestry.
"Where are you from?"
"No, I mean, originally, your ancestors."
"Oh, them... Pittsburgh."
"I have taken all the Walter Lewin physics courses online and can say that he is a terrific teacher who simplifies an otherwise very complex subject."
Probably true, but it won't make up for all the high school and introductory university mathematics which I have long since largely forgotten. Oh, I'm sure I can still manage the basics of vector math and such, but caculus or advanced trig? Forget it. So I guess the first thing I'd have to take is a refresher in mathematics.
Where are you from?
No, I mean, originally, your ancestors.
Oh, them... Pittsburgh.
Strait outa the caves. LOL
Bookmark for future reference.
I get more out of a class if I read the materials and consume and digest the knowledge at my own pace (which is usually faster than my counter-parts). That is NOT to say that I am faster than others, I just read and comprehend pretty fast.
Listening to long, boring lectures do nothing for me except help me go to sleep! Heck, even in high school I preferred to read ahead in the chapters so that I knew what the teacher was talking about when she/he was talking. Otherwise, I was just LOST!
And, I disagree, I get great feedback from the instructors online and I get lots of network/study time with other classmates over the internet. I am currently enrolled online via Odessa College. There are three of us who are all going for the OSHA degree and we have agreed that we will continue in the same courses to continue to grow our study group.
I think it is "to each his own" when it comes to learning. My wife needs to be physically shown how to do something about three times and then she can do it over and over. If I don't read the instructions FIRST, it will take me twice as long to figure out something when compared to if I am just shown the steps.
With motivation, an ordinary person can accomplish great things. Without it, a great person can accomplish only ordinary things. Online learning is missing the main classroom motivations: competition with peers, and social status for success. This could be added, but hasn't been yet.
Time is a limited resource, so why are people wasting time learning things they have no real intention of using or remembering long term? Some types of learning are for temporary use, but most education in college shouldn't be. A missing component to all education is refreshing what you've learned sufficiently throughout your life so that you can use it.
We need a website that is like an automated flash card system, that remembers everything that you've invested the time to learn, and scientifically polls you depending on your recall success. It should be more than just facts memory, but also exercise solving techniques. Competition and status are needed here too.
It's a waste of limited resources for people to learn things they aren't going to maintain. There's too much tourism going on in education.
It's pretty amazing stuff...almost as good as online crossword puzzles.;-)
Give it time to evolve. The next step will be for the rise of "accreditation institutes" who will offer testing to determine one's level of competence in a discipline (kind of like the "Professional Engineer's Exams" of today). You pass the test, you get the accreditation. These will probably first be done by the professional societies like the American Chemical Society, American Physics Society, and so forth.
Traditional tests are expensive to give and score so they are only done at major mileposts, however internet technology changes all that. Rather than giving one time tests, earners should be required to maintain their competency on an ongoing basis to maintain their certification, at least at a minimal level. That certification would be worth much more than a one time dead tree certificate.
I suspect that even with the leveling effect of the Internet, that such accreditation tests will still cost "something".
"Rather than giving one time tests, earners should be required to maintain their competency on an ongoing basis to maintain their certification, at least at a minimal level. That certification would be worth much more than a one time dead tree certificate."
I think such a minimum level would be very hard to define, and would be difficult for folks who are deeply specializing in a specific field to keep up. I think more likely that if you want to change to a different sub-field of your area of expertise, you'd just take a new test for that sub-specialty.
I periodically get catalogs from The Great Courses (www.thegreatcourses.com) which are audio/video lectures from known lecturers. They're on CD/DVD and aren't terribly expensive. I've been tempted as there are lots of interesting ones- anyone ever try them?
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This paper explores the identifiability of ratios of derivatives of the index function in a model of a duration process in which the impact of covariates on the hazard function passes through a single index. The model allows duration and the index to appear in a nonseparable form in the hazard function and includes a latent heterogeneity term which acts multiplicatively on the hazard function. The model allows covariates to be endogenous, that is to be correlated with the heterogeneity term. Quantile invariance, local order and local rank conditions are shown to be sufficient to permit identification of ratios of derivatives of the index function. The framework constructed in this paper is suitable for the analysis of identification in panel duration models with heterogeneity.
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