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Take this medicine by mouth with a full glass of water. Follow the directions on the prescription label. Take this medicine in an upright or sitting position. If possible take bedtime doses at least 10 minutes before lying down. You can take it with or without food. If it upsets your stomach, take it with food. Take your medicine at regular intervals. Do not take it more often than directed.
A special MedGuide will be given to you by the pharmacist with each prescription and refill. Be sure to read this information carefully each time.
Talk to your pediatrician regarding the use of this medicine in children. Special care may be needed.
Elderly patients over 65 years old may have a stronger reaction to this medicine and need smaller doses.
Side effects that you should report to your doctor or health care professional as soon as possible:
black or bloody stools, blood in the urine or vomit
blurred vision
chest pain
difficulty breathing or wheezing
nausea or vomiting
skin rash, skin redness, blistering or peeling skin, hives, or itching
slurred speech or weakness on one side of the body
swelling of eyelids, throat, lips
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yellowing of eyes or skin
Side effects that usually do not require medical attention (report to your doctor or health care professional if they continue or are bothersome):
constipation or diarrhea
gas or heartburn
stomach pain
medicines for high blood pressure
other drugs for inflammation like ketorolac, ibuprofen, and prednisone
If you miss a dose, take it as soon as you can. If it is almost time for your next dose, take only that dose. Do not take double or extra doses.
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drink more than 3 alcohol-containing drinks a day
heart disease or circulation problems such as heart failure or leg edema (fluid retention)
hemophilia or bleeding problems
high blood pressure
kidney disease
liver disease
stomach bleeding or ulcers
an unusual or allergic reaction to meloxicam, aspirin, other NSAIDs, other medicines, foods, dyes, or preservatives
pregnant or trying to get pregnant
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NBDC / DBCLS BioHackathon 2013 was held in Tokyo, Japan. Main focus of this BioHackathon is semantic interoperability and standardization of bioinformatics data and Web services.
The participants discussed, explored and developed web applications and interoperability (DDBJ/UniProt, SADI, TogoGenome, Schema.org etc.), generation and standardization of RDF data (Open Bio* tools, SIO, FALDO, Identifiers.org etc.), text-mining, NLP and ontology mapping (LODQA, BioPortal, NanoPublication etc.), quality assessment of SPARQL endpoints (availability, contents, CORS etc.) and standardization of RDF data in specific domains.
On the first day of the BioHackathon (Jun. 23), public symposium of the BioHackathon 2013 was held at Tokyo Skytree Space 634.
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Black Hat is one of the premier venues for information security researchers to demonstrate hacking techniques, serious software vulnerabilities and other weaknesses that pose a threat to enterprises and individuals. The Black Hat 2012 Conference consists of training sessions for malware analysts, security response teams, forensics investigators and other IT security pros, followed by two days of briefings where top security researchers highlight their reverse engineering projects and present their latest vulnerability findings in the areas of authentication, encryption and software security. The work is applied to a variety of hardware and software systems.
This year's session tracks focus on mobile threats and weaknesses, attack detection and defenses, and software exploitation. The Black Hat 2012 event sheds light into dangerous emerging threats and often prompts predictions of future problems that could hinder security and privacy.
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At Black Hat 2012, longtime Oracle thorn David Litchfield presents working exploits targeting Oracle database indexing vulnerabilities.Poor mobile app security drains enterprise data
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Thursday's Apple tech talk marked its first public discussion about iOS security, but only covered what security researchers already know.Limited release for tool allowing smart meter hacks
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Topics of discussion may include new TSA screening procedures, a subject that may be a point of disagreement among your amiable hosts. You wouldn't think a couple of liberty loving conservatives like ourselves would lock horns over this, but check out some of the recent commentary on Power Line. From Paul Mirengoff:
But most of the bitching I hear tends not to focus with clarity on the extent to which profiling or use of the machine advances the goal of preventing terrorist attacks. It focuses instead on the fact that the complaining party simply doesn't like what is being done to him or her. That's not surprising given the grievance oriented state of our society, but it's not reassuring either.
And from John Hinderaker himself:
Granted, I am not an attractive woman and therefore am less sensitive to the privacy issues involved in full body scanning. But if I thought the scanners made a meaningful contribution to our security by spotting explosives that don't show up in a metal detector, I would be OK with the technology even though my wife and daughters are very much in the attractive female category. Whether the scanners work or not is unclear, and has not been the focus of most of the current controversy. As for the pat-downs, they befall travelers who set off a metal detector or refuse the scanner. It has probably been several years, and hundreds of flights, since I have been patted down. If things have gotten materially worse over the last few weeks, I will have more to say in the future. But for now I am not seeing a big problem.
Breathtaking insouciance by two renown lawyers and Constitutional rights buffs, if not experts. We'll pick John's brain about this. Then I'll invite in my special guests, two surly, burly TSA agents, who'll strap on the rubber gloves and give him the full body cavity search he seems to be begging for in order to make up his mind.
After those fun and games, at noon, we get serious with a real guest and his sobering topic, the ascendancy of Al Franken to the United States Senate. It's local author Jay Weiner and his book "This Is Not Florida". I got through the brisk 250 pages this week and it's a terrific read. All you wanted to know about the 2008 recount contest between Norm Coleman and Al Franken, and more.
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Dean FoustHistorically, credit-card issuers have been notoriously slow to slash the interest rates they charge consumers. Each week, it seems, a mailing arrives from an aggressive entrant in the credit-card business offering a rock-bottom "teaser" rate. Other competitors offer rebates on such items as cars or plane tickets. Still, it's relatively rare for credit-card companies anxious to build market share to simply lower their rates--as hungry players in other industries do.
It may well be that the economics of price-cutting backfire in the credit-card business. Companies chasing new customers with low rates simply lose profits, according to Loretta J. Mester and Paul S. Calem, economists at the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia. Using the Federal Reserve's rich database on consumer finances, Mester and Calem show that the customers most likely to shift because of a rate cut are the riskier ones. They're looking to escape their crushing debt load built up on the high interest rates charged on their current accounts.
By contrast, a card issuer's most profitable customers--people with high balances and good credit ratings--are unlikely to change issuers because of low rates. These desirable customers are loath to lose the high credit limits they've built up with their current issuer.


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Magnet Releasing, the genre arm of Magnolia Pictures, has picked up US rights to sci-fi film "Europa Report," starring Sharlto Copley. Watch the teaser trailer below.
The film marks Copley's return to the sci-fi genre following "District 9"; he recently wrapped production on Disney's "Maleficent" with Angelina Jolie. "Europa Report" is the English-language directorial debut of Sebastian Cordero ("Chronicles"), and was penned by Philip Gelatt. Oscar-winning production designer Eugenio Caballero ("Pan's Labyrinth") and cinematographer Enrique Chediak ("127 Hours") are also part of the team.
Magnolia will release the film later this year.
A unique blend of documentary, alternative history and science fiction thriller, EUROPA REPORT follows a contemporary mission to Jupiter's moon Europa, to investigate the possible existence of alien life within our solar system. Developed in close collaboration with NASA, JPL, SpaceX and other leaders in the scientific community, the film imagines the next step in manned space exploration and is based on recent scientific discoveries and theories.


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WASHINGTON It's the political cure-all for high gas prices: Drill here, drill now. But more U.S. drilling has not changed how deeply the gas pump drills into your wallet, math and history show.
A statistical analysis of 36 years of monthly, inflation-adjusted gasoline prices and U.S. domestic oil production by The Associated Press shows no statistical correlation between how much oil comes out of U.S. wells and the price at the pump.
If more domestic oil drilling worked as politicians say, you'd now be paying about $2 a gallon for gasoline. Instead, you're paying the highest prices ever for March.
Political rhetoric about the blame over gas prices and the power to change them – whether Republican claims now or Democrats' charges four years ago – is not supported by cold, hard figures. And that's especially true about oil drilling in the U.S. More oil production in the United States does not mean consistently lower prices at the pump.
Sometimes prices increase as American drilling ramps up. That's what has happened in the past three years. Since February 2009, U.S. oil production has increased 15 percent when seasonally adjusted. Prices in those three years went from $2.07 per gallon to $3.58. It was a case of drilling more and paying much more.
U.S. oil production is back to the same level it was in March 2003, when gas cost $2.10 per gallon when adjusted for inflation. But that's not what prices are now.
That's because oil is a global commodity and U.S. production has only a tiny influence on supply. Factors far beyond the control of a nation or a president dictate the price of gasoline.
When you put the inflation-adjusted price of gas on the same chart as U.S. oil production since 1976, the numbers sometimes go in the same direction, sometimes in opposite directions. If drilling for more oil meant lower prices, the lines on the chart would consistently go in opposite directions. A basic statistical measure of correlation found no link between the two, and outside statistical experts confirmed those calculations.
"Drill, baby, drill has nothing to do with it," said Judith Dwarkin, chief energy economist at ITG investment research. Experts in the field have been saying that for decades.
The late 1980s and 1990s show exactly how domestic drilling is not related to gas prices.
Seasonally adjusted U.S. oil production dropped steadily from February 1986 until three years ago. But starting in March 1986, inflation-adjusted gas prices fell below the $2-a-gallon mark and stayed there for most of the rest of the 1980s and 1990s. Production between 1986 and 1999 dropped by nearly one-third. If the drill-now theory were correct, prices should have soared. Instead they went down by nearly a dollar.
The analysis used Energy Department figures for regular unleaded gas prices adjusted for inflation to 2012 dollars, oil production and oil demand. The figures go back to January 1976, the earliest the Energy Department keeps figures on unleaded gas prices. Phil Hanser, an economist and statistician at the energy consulting firm The Brattle Group; University of South Carolina statistics professor John Grego; New York University statistics professor Edward Melnick and David Peterson, a retired Duke University statistics professor, looked at the analysis, ran their own calculations, including several complicated formulas, and came to the same conclusion.
When U.S. production goes up, the price of gas "is certainly not going down," Melnick said. "The data does not suggest that whatsoever."
Unlike natural gas or electricity, the U.S. alone does not have the power to change the supply-and-demand equation in the world oil market, said Christopher Knittel, a professor of energy economics at MIT. American oil production is about 11 percent of the world's output.
If drilling activity rises around the globe for a sustained period of time, gasoline prices can fall as that new supply eventually finds its way to market, but the U.S. can't do it alone, oil analysts say.
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Experience, education, ability, and language fluency may be considerations when you are defining your job qualifications. Employers, particularly those who employ 15 or more, must be careful not to run afoul of federal or state anti-discrimination laws during this process.
When hiring an employee, you want to be as certain as possible that you're hiring the right person for the right position. The first step towards reaching this goal is determining what you need in an employee via a job analysis. Once that step is completed, you will know what skills and areas of knowledge are needed for the open position. The next step is to use the information to determine your job qualifications.
In defining your job qualifications, you should consider the following:
It's almost certain that you'll need to keep at least a few of these qualifications in mind as you review applications and interview people for the job.
Once you have a handle on what you want in the way of qualifications, you can use the results to create a job description.
In most cases, the ideal candidate will have at least some exposure and experience in the areas that the job entails. Sometimes it is difficult to find individuals with just the right experience, especially if your industry is specialized or relatively new.
When creating experience requirements for a position, you can demand specific experience, but that may make it more difficult to find anyone to fill a position. You may want, instead, to consider making the experience requirement broader, especially for entry-level positions.
You need a receptionist who can not only answer multiple phone lines but who also has some computer skills and solid organizational skills. If you require experience of at least one year of working in an office receptionist position you will limit your pool of candidates, more than likely, unnecessarily. Consider instead, making the experience requirement broader, as in one year of experience in a high-pressure, multitask environment. This broadened experience requirement could include someone who worked at the customer service desk in a department or super store or a host or hostess at a popular, high-volume restaurant who might have some of the same set of skills and abilities.
The important thing is not to define your experience qualifications so strictly that people who could do the job are disqualified.
If you have 15 or more employees, or are planning on hiring your fifteenth employee, you are subject to federal employment laws barring discrimination. In this case, you should make sure that any experience requirements you set out are business-related and not discriminatory toward any protected group (i.e., race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, age (over 40), disability or veteran status). For example, you cannot require that applicants for a certain job be of a certain race or color, unless you have a justifiable business reason for this requirement. Be forewarned that these exceptions are quite rare and are scrutinized closely by the courts.
Also, be sure to check your state's employment discrimination laws because many states have laws which apply to employers with one or more employees.
Education requirements are as varied as the positions and the people that fill them. Some employers require at least a high school degree or an equivalency certificate as a starting point for jobs they fill. Some jobs require more advanced thought and responsibilities and, therefore, may require more advanced education.
When you determine job qualifications, make sure that you focus on the applicant's ability, not just the degree. After all, there are plenty of people who have degrees but do not have the skills to do a specific job.
It's important to remember that education doesn't necessarily come from a traditional academic setting. Training that a person may have received from a part-time job or an internship or previous employment may also be considered education. People sometimes have hobbies or other interests outside the scope of their employment that may cause them to take classes at a local junior college or at a community center. Be sure to keep these in mind as you write education requirements for your positions. Knowledge comes from many sources and you want to tap into as many of them as possible.
Employers of 15 or more, subject to federal anti-discrimination laws, should be aware that some lawyers and consultants in the field of employment discrimination advise dropping all degree requirements, relevant or not, because they invite discrimination claims. However, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) says only that employers can't set educational requirements so high that they tend to restrict certain protected groups of people from getting hired or promoted.
Take the safe road and focus on skills, not on a piece of paper. If you do require a degree or level of educational attainment, be prepared to justify why the degree itself is a necessary requirement as opposed to an ability.
For example, high school graduation requirements for applicants have been found discriminatory when applied to positions that do not require that level of knowledge. So while it may be necessary to read in order to perform the duties of a certain job, it might not be necessary to have graduated from high school to have acquired the necessary reading skills.
Judging ability is tricky. Sometimes ability is an innate, personal trait, and other times it is a by-product of education or experience. In considering abilities necessary to perform a job, be sure to separate abilities from educational requirements when applicable:
When you consider abilities, look not only at those that come from education, but at those that are desirable or necessary personal traits for the particular position.
If you are subject to federal or state anti-discrimination laws, be sure that the abilities you include in your job description are not discriminatory by requiring abilities that would keep a certain racial, gender, ethnic, or religious group from being hired, unless the ability is a bona fide occupational qualification of the job. What is a bona fide occupational qualification? A bona fide occupational qualification is when a person's religion, gender, or national origin is reasonably necessary to the normal operation of that particular business or enterprise.
For example, a religious school teacher may be required to be a practicing member of the religion being taught. However, this does not mean that you can have religion-based, gender-based, or national origin-based differences in pay for those holding the same job.
As with all skills and abilities, language fluency must be related to the performance of the job in order to be a legitimate job requirement. Note that this doesn't mean that it is just desirable to have proficiency in the language; it must be an important part of doing the job.
If you have 15 or more employees and you require language fluency, you must be able to prove that it is an important and necessary part of the job because federal law requires that you not discriminate against protected groups, including groups whose ethnicity, national origin, or race may be the reason they have limited English language skills. Note that some states have language fluency discrimination laws that cover employers with one or more employees.
A policy of refusing to hire applicants with "poor grammar" as computer programmers was determined by one court to be unlawful bias since the employer was unable to show a business reason for requiring programmers to have good grammar skills.
However, in another situation, a hotel room attendant's denial of a promotion to a front office cashier position was justifiable since a greater English proficiency was necessary for successful job performance in the front office.
Some jobs may require certain physical abilities or strengths. These requirements should definitely be a part of your defined job qualifications. Making sure that employees are able to perform the necessary physical requirements of your job will not only help them do the job better and more efficiently, but it will help you avoid problems with workers' compensation claims and safety compliance.
Americans with Disabilities Act. If you are an employer of 15 or more employees, you are subject to the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The ADA and the ADA Amendments Act (ADAAA) are federal laws that protect people with disabilities from being discriminated against in all aspects of employment.
Generally, the basic tenets of the ADA as far as job qualifications are concerned, hold that if an employee can do the essential functions of a job with reasonable accommodation, then the employee should not be discriminated against in the hiring process or other employment practices.
How do you define an essential function and a reasonable accommodation? Guidelines exist as to both:
A job requires an employee to pick up boxes weighing approximately 25 to 40 pounds when they come in on company trucks and move the boxes from the trucks to the warehouse. The essential function of the job is to move the boxes from the truck to the warehouse area. The essential function can be accomplished through use of a dolly, hand truck, or cart.
Can the job description for this position include the ability to lift and carry boxes up to 40 pounds as an essential function? The answer is no. Why? The essential job function is not lifting the boxes and carrying them. The essential job function is moving up to 40 pound boxes from the trucks to the warehouse area. Therefore, a job applicant with a back problems who can't carry heavy boxes would be capable of performing the essential functions of the job, if a dolly or hand truck, or other means were provided.
If you suspect you may need to provide reasonable accommodation to an applicant with disabilities, check with your attorney as this can be a complex area to navigate.
When physical fitness or special standards of physique are needed for the job, reliance on a physical ability test as a part of the applicant screening process is the best protection against unsafe and inefficient performance.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC), has specific information on its website to assist small business employers in complying with the ADA and the ADAAA.
Also available in the Business Tools is a job requirements checklist to help you determine the mental and physical requirements of a job.
Many states have anti-discrimination laws protecting applicants and employees from disability-based discrimination which apply to employers with as few as one employee. Be sure to check the law in your state.
Under federal law, for employers of 15 or more job qualifications are legal if they are job-related and a business necessity. So, if you have 15 or more employees and if the selection criteria you use tend to screen out members of a protected group (i.e., by race, color, ethnicity, national origin, religion, gender, age (over 40), disability, or veteran status), you can expect to run afoul of the federal EEOC for discriminatory practices.
What exactly constitutes a business necessity? The concept of business necessity has been narrowly defined by the courts. That is, when a practice is found to have discriminatory effects, it can be justified only by showing:
You must be able to demonstrate that any job qualification, recruitment method, or selection procedure that has a "disparate impact" on groups protected by the law is job-related and that it can validly predict successful performance in the type of job in question. Disparate impact occurs when a policy that is fair and is applied fairly ends up discriminating against one or more protected classes of individuals.
Paul's Pork Store required that employees who had contact with the public be bilingual in English and Italian. African-American applicants alleged that the bilingual requirement had an adverse impact on African-American applicants and employees.
The employer was able to defend the bilingual requirement as a business necessity since it was located in a community that was primarily Italian and the majority of its customers spoke only Italian.
If you can't demonstrate the business necessity, you must stop using that procedure or method or alter it in such a way that it is no longer discriminatory.
To protect applicants and employees from employment discrimination, many states have laws requiring a business necessity for qualifications which apply to employers with a single employee. If you don't have enough employees to subject you to federal laws, check your state's laws to be certain you are in compliance.
Finally, even if you can demonstrate that a procedure, requirement, or method is valid, you can't use it if there are other procedures, requirements, or methods that would accomplish the same goal and have less of a discriminatory effect.
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TRAVERSE CITY, MI (AP) — Ford Motor Co. says it is recalling 1.1 million pickup trucks because the gas tanks can fall off and cause a fire.
The company is recalling certain Ford F-150, F-250 and Lincoln Blackwood pickups. The recall affects certain models from the 1997 model year through the 2004 model year. They were sold in cold-weather states where salt is used to clear roads. That salt can corrode straps holding the tanks in place.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Monday on its website that the straps holding up the tanks can rust, causing them to fall to the ground. The tanks can rupture and cause a fire.
Ford reported eight incidents of the tanks falling, resulting in three injuries.
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"In supporting the creation of new work, we have found Liz's Lerman's Critical Response Process to be the best tool we've ever encountered in assisting individual artists at the most vulnerable stages of creation. The Process empowers artists and invests responders with real responsibility as audience members."
— James C. Nicola, Artistic Director, New York Theatre Workshop
Liz Lerman's Critical Response Process is a widely-recognized method that nurtures the development of artistic works-in-progress through a four-step, facilitated dialogue between artists, peers, and audiences. In use for over 20 years, the Process has been embraced by artmakers, educators, and administrators at theater companies, dance departments, orchestras, museums and more. The Process has deepened dialogue between artists and audiences; it has enhanced learning between teachers and students. By extension it has proven valuable for all kinds of creative endeavors, work situations, and collaborative relationships within and beyond the arts, from kindergartens to corporations.
Liz Lerman's Critical Response Process, a brief overview
- The artist offers a work-in-progress for review and feels prepared to question that work in a dialogue with other people.
- One, a few, or many responders — committed to the artist's intent to make excellent work — engage in the dialogue with the artist.
- The facilitator, initiates each step, keeps the process on track, and works to help the artist and responders use the process to frame useful questions and responses.
The Critical Response Process takes place after a presentation of artistic work. Work can be short or long, large or small, and at any stage in its development.
- Statements of Meaning: Responders state what was meaningful, evocative, interesting, exciting, striking in the work they have just witnessed.
- Artist as Questioner: The artist asks questions about the work. After each question, the responders answer. Responders may express opinions if they are in direct response to the question asked and do not contain suggestions for changes.
- Neutral Questions: Responders ask neutral questions about the work. The artist responds. Questions are neutral when they do not have an opinion couched in them. For example, if you are discussing the lighting of a scene, "Why was it so dark?" is not a neutral question. "What ideas guided your choices about lighting?" is.
- Opinion Time: Responders state opinions, subject to permission from the artist. The usual form is "I have an opinion about ______, would you like to hear it?" The artist has the option to say no.


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One of the less trumpeted benefits of Manchester City's petrodollar wealth has been a significant investment in the club's online presence, with a half-decent website and regularly updated YouTube channel. Today, the latter brings us footage from the Citeh training ground, where their goalkeepers were learning how to stop goals going into the net. Things seemed to be going well in this respect until first-choice shot stopper Joe Hart put away an impressively acrobatic bicycle kick (albeit after missing an absolute sitter).
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Much like children, pets come with a lot of stuff. When they move in so do their beds, bowls, leashes and toys and it can be tough to find options that blend well with your existing decor. When your pet's accessories are an eyesore they make the space feel messy and cluttered.
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I am a former professional dancer who quit dancing and fell in love with Pilates. I teach people from 15-76 how to execute the Pilates method to promote bodily awareness, prevent injury, breathe, relax, and have fun. This is the beginning of my own company and I want my logo to look balanced with clean lines without being masculine or hard looking. Possibly have body shapes making one of the letters.
75 % of my clientele is female, and over the age of 50. I would like to attract a more young clientele and not turn off men with the logo. I would like to use the logo on a cutout for the front windowed door and on t -shirts,my outdoor sign, and business cards.
My existing clients are either professional women who are lawyers and bankers or stay at home Moms. They want to look healthy and are not obsessed with being perfect. Most do Pilates because it makes them feel good and improves the overall function of their anatomy.
I want a logo that is not too busy and suggests balance. Evenness or even balancing. I prefer clean flowing soft lines. My studio is going to be green and white, the equipment is gray as is the floor. It is going to have the feel of a dance studio. I would like to get an outdoor banner and eventually a sign for the front with the logo on it, the store front is black. I liked the One Pilates Studio designs I saw on your site and that is why I chose this site. Portrayal of classic Pilates exercises preferred, like the hundred, teaser, stomach series, or swan. I would also like to see logos with just the words Well-Balanced Pilates. I would prefer it be only two colors for example, black lettering with celdon green or a spa like green.


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The Ottawa RedBlacks just opened their inaugural season, but they're already big winners off the field when it comes to generating sponsorships, the team's ownership group says.
Adrian Sciarra, OSEG vice-president of partnerships and merchandise
"The corporate community has reacted very positively to the launch of the RedBlacks and to the whole project that OSEG is leading," Adrian Sciarra, the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group's vice-president of partnerships and merchandise, said last week.
Mr. Sciarra, who spent five years in charge of the CFL's corporate partnership and licensing agreements before joining OSEG last September, said the team is "well over 80 per cent" of the way to hitting its sponsorship revenue targets for the year.
"We're on track and we should get there," he said, adding the RedBlacks should have between 50 and 60 corporate sponsors by the time the team's home opener at TD Place kicks off on July 18.
Mr. Sciarra declined to discuss financial details of the agreements.
OSEG has announced several major partnerships with national corporations this year.
In January, TD Bank inked a "lengthy" deal for the naming rights to the refurbished stadium and arena at Lansdowne Park worth seven figures annually. A month later, Labatt signed a multi-year agreement to sell beer at the park that makes Budweiser the official brew of the RedBlacks, the North American Soccer League's Fury FC and the Ontario Hockey League's Ottawa 67's. Meanwhile, PepsiCo holds the exclusive soft-drink rights at Lansdowne.
Other national sponsors of the RedBlacks include Mr. Lube, Napa Auto Parts, Real Sports Bar and Grill and CAA.
OSEG will soon announce details of a major deal with Telus making it the organization's official telecommunications provider, Mr. Sciarra said. As part of the agreement, the company will offer free wifi at the park, launch an official RedBlacks smartphone app and provide "fan-friendly" technology at TD Place, he said.
Companies close to home are also getting in on the action. Ottawa-based Gabriel Pizza has come on board as the official pizza supplier for all sporting events and concerts at Lansdowne. OSEG is also hammering out a sponsorship deal with a local car dealership, Mr. Sciarra said.
The CFL has a checkered past in the capital, which has seen two previous franchises collapse thanks to mismanagement, bad ownership and poor on-field performance. The Rough Riders folded in 1996 after 120 years in existence, while the league's second incarnation in the city, the Renegades, lasted just four seasons before packing up in 2005.
"There have certainly been questions about our past and our history and what makes the third time the charm," Mr. Sciarra conceded. "We've had to address some of that, but for the most part, we've been met with a lot of enthusiasm and excitement for what's going on."
Three main factors have put doubters' minds at ease, he said – the team's strong group of local owners with deep pockets, the excitement surrounding the revamped stadium and the resurgence of the league itself, which has been riding a wave of rising revenues and television ratings.
"The CFL is just in a different place right now than it's been in the past," said Mr. Sciarra, who worked at NASCAR Canada for four years before jumping to the CFL. "It's very strong – it's stable."
Merchandise sales at the team's two stores at Fifth Avenue Court and Ogilvie Road have also been brisk, he said, suggesting the city's fans are welcoming the CFL back with open arms.
"The reality is we really haven't yet shown the market the full depth of what's available," Mr. Sciarra said, adding the club will roll out more official products when it opens its retail outlets at TD Place later this month. "We're just getting started, but so far, so good."


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