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So you passed underwriting except the disputes - now the disputes are gone as they directed you to do - now your scores are lower because the dispute comments are removed?
It is my understanding that if scores drop between first pull and final pull it does not matter as long as there is no new credit/new accounts/new collections etc. I've asked about this repeatedly because my AAoA is about to take a nosedive when student loans drop off any minute.
Also I'm assuming you are using FAKO scores because SW wouldn't catch this in my experience on EQ. Your scores might not be as bad as these alerts are saying they are.
What comments have you read about Fannie and FHA that you are concerned about?
when you dispute an item, the effect is that for most items, that collection no longer hurts your score until they prove that you owe the money and that the collection is valid. Once they validate or the dispute comments are removed, your score goes back to where it was before the dispute.
Your score likely dropped because the accounts are currently "in dispute." I believe accounts that are being disputed are not factored in your score, and that is where they drop came in. Once the dispute is resolved, your score should return to its original number.
I don't really understand the $5000 loan issue. Is this a new item that showed up? Or is this the account that had the "consumer disputes" comment?
Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on how you look at it), portions of an OC account under dispute will not be scored by FICO. Among these are the balance, the CL, and the payment history. Other items like AAoA, scoring bucket, mix of credit, acct age, etc. including CAs and PRs, are not removed or impacted by a dispute.
Are you sure MCM was the only TL you asked the CRAs to remove the dispute on? Were there others? Did anything change at all on your reports? Looking at your FICO report, does utilization appear in the pos/neg reasons? Does your math add up per util (very important!)?
Turning to FICO scores...are you sure your lender is pulling Beacon 5.0 which is the same EQ FICO as found on here? And are you sure they are pulling TU98, which is the same TU FICO as found on here?
Are you getting your scores from the same source as your credit alerts?
I'll explain further, but without wasting white space on this page, I'm working 3 theories (Booner hit on one) which coincide with the sets of questions. Answer them and I'll elaborate and throw in a way to get MCM off safely and quickly.
To answer you all.
MCM began to claim on my report on Feb/2011. Stating they were collecting for BoA, stating that i ower like 4.5k to them. I dont know anything about the account. Somehow they got all my information(Social,Address,Phone). Nonetheless. Anyhow.... When they first pulled my credit, a company called ONE SOURCE CREDIT did a pull and they told me i had a middle score of 645 or something and i was in good shape. I need to get clear to close from UW, but one of the conditions was to remove the disputes and rerun my credit to make sure they were gone and run me through the system again and thats all.
I got these alerts yesterday regarding changes. All 3 bureaus removed the comment or dispute, This is what it used to state on experian:
Status: CLOSED
Payment Status: No Status
Balance: -
Comments: Account in dispute-reported by subscriber.
Now it says:
Potentially Negative Closed
Payment Statuseriously past due date / assigned to attorney, collection agency, or credit grantor's internal collection department
Balance: 5094
Comments: -
Status: CLOSED
Equifax: Reads Negative
Comments: Collection Account
Balance: 5094
Only changes made were the comments. it no longer shows the: Account information disputed by consumer, meets FCRA requirements as it did before. It also read the balance with them and that stayed the same.
Those are the only changes made on my reports. I'm getting my soft pulls from Equifax.com ; Transunion.com(TRUECREDIT), Freecreditreport.com. I know that TU/FREECREDIT are Vantage/Plus Scores and those arent accurate compared to the hard pulls. But i know everytime they have pulled a hard pull, Equifax always has been accurate as what i have.
My LO/LP have told me they were waiting for their Credit Departs to do the final pull and that they didnt have it yet and we couldnt jump ahead of ourselves. I noticed this morning this pull was made last night. So they should have answers for me today. They use a company called INTERLINCMORT/ONESOURCECO. I'm worried because i know Fannie Mae requires a final pull and i believe scores must be same as first pull. Not sure if this is true or not.
There is no new credit/new accounts/new collections. Everything remains the same as it was before from what i can review in my reports from all 3 bureaus. The only thing i can notice is that before there was no balance as it was in dispute for EQ and EXP, now they have a 5092 dollar amount. TU had it all this time. So not sure what happened.
I don't think that's true that Fannie Mae requires the scores to be the same. My loan is thru Academy Mortgage and they are under "Fannie Mae". As I've indicated, ive talked to my LO a thousand times about this. She says scores are often lower because of inquiries, etc. They aren't looking at the score (well they are but they are looking at the report to see about what's on it).
Hopefully you find out today what is going on. This is really stressful and you have my empathy.
PS: That was a pretty recent collection 2/2011, and if you made it this far I think you will be okay. I always thought a person had to have 12 months of clean credit to get a loan. You must be okay if you made it through automated underwriting and then for the most part, through the human underwriter (aside from the dispute).
Thanks, it is very stressful to see the score drop the way it did. MyFico TU score is actually a 598. From what i show. I don't know what will happen and i am so close to closing too. This is the reason i came and asked because i am so stressed about the drop. I still havent heard from my LO or LP. I hope to hear something soon.
Well, hopefully this isnt a issue. Thank you.


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Willy Frownfelters free throw with 10 seconds to play lifted the Durango High School boys basketball team past Fruita Monument 37-36 on Saturday afternoon.
Playing the second of two weekend road games in the Grand Junction area, the Demons rallied from a 10-point deficit in the first quarter to complete a weekend sweep.
Frownfelter, who led the Demons in scoring with nine points (all coming in the second half), hit one of two foul shots to hand the Wildcats their first Southwestern League loss.
Weve just got to get it done pretty much any way we can, DHS head coach Alan Batiste said. As long as they have less than us, well take the victory.
A key steal by Isiah Mayberry in the closing seconds sealed the win for Durango (9-2, 2-0 SWL).
The Demons, who trailed 15-9 after the first quarter, put up a defensive wall in the second quarter when they held Fruita Monument to a single point creating a 16-16 halftime tie.
The teams were tied at 28 entering the fourth quarter.
Durango took a 34-32 lead with 3 minutes on the clock when Dane Mestas converted a putback basket.
But Fruita Monument tied the game on a basket by Matt Story before taking a 36-34 lead on two foul shots by Spencer Fair.
With 1:18 to play, Nick Hamlin tied the game for DHS at 36 with a basket on the inside.
From there, the two teams scrambled, unable to score until Frownfelter was fouled.
Ty Elliott, Hamlin, Mestas and Lucas Baken each scored six points for DHS.
Fair, the Wildcats 6-7 senior, led all scorers with 12 points.
Fruita Monument fell to 7-9, 1-1 in the SWL.
The win for Durango came a day after the DHS boys beat Grand Junction Central 39-28.
I know it gives the boys confidence being 2-0 in league because its kind of a new season, Batiste said.


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It is with sadness that I learned of the passing of Louis Rennau, Lou to me. As a young man of 16, I left home with three other young men to pursue a dream shared by many young men and women today, to be rock stars.
I was fortunate to fall in with young men that came from good families with good moral values and Lou and my brothers in music colored my upbringing and life.
Few will know much about Lou. He was a star minor league baseball player before knee injuries sidelined him and he turned to music. Lou was responsible for taking a small town band and building it into a musical force and business enterprise.
Goldilocks (Lou) and The Three Bears climbed the stairs to stardom and became rock stars performing with the Righteous Brothers, Ike and Tina Turner, Linn Barry, The Dovells, Paul and Paula, Dick and Dee Dee the Dovells, Question Mark and the Mysterions and Betty Everett. They developed a huge sound of their own, unique and traveled to Los Angeles with Mike Marx of Marx and Associates and Met Sonny Bono then with Atlantic Records. The band was offered key jobs and a recording contract with Atlantic and was poised to explode on the music scene. Many believed that they were the next Beatles and I believed would have been had it not been for that one bad business decision.
The Band returned to Missouri and to this day I still do not understand why. With investors they built a recording company from the ground up and a booking agency and slowly fell apart. Over the years we lost Max Smith to the disease of depression and now Lou. Few people will remember his accomplishments but they were significant and he was significant in my life and the lives of others as well. In later years some mental illness limited him but he has left us to a better place and a heavenly choir.
As for the band he is survived by Ted Hardy, vocalist, and me, Tom Smith, lead guitar. I still perform Christian pop-rock at Turning Point in St. Augustine, Florida. Please join me in a moment of silence for a good man and an unrecognized rock star that changed the lives of many and brought joy to so many more. Thanks.
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Lou Rennau's former band mate offers touching tribute
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TALLAHASSEE— Board of Governors Vice Chair Thomas G. Kuntz has been elected to serve as chair of the Higher Education Coordinating Council. Kuntz, of Winter Park, will fill the seat previously held by Board Chair Mori Hosseini as the Board of Governors' designee.
Kuntz retired December 31, 2013 after a successful 35-year career at SunTrust Bank. He was most recently the chairman, president and CEO of SunTrust Bank, Florida. He continues to be an active member of the Florida community. In addition to serving on the Board of Governors, he is a member of the Board of Trustees of Rollins College, the Scripps Florida Funding Corporation and the Florida Council of 100. He was appointed to the Board of Governors in 2012 and became vice chairman in 2013.
"Gov. Kuntz's business background and experience with The Florida Council of 100 will serve him well in this role," said Hosseini, chair of the Board of Governors. "I join the entire Board in wishing him congratulations."
The Higher Education Coordinating Council was established to identify unmet needs and to facilitate solutions to disputes regarding the creation of new degree programs and the establishment of new institutes, campuses, or centers. The Council serves as an advisory board to the Legislature, the State Board of Education, and the Board of Governors.
Kuntz will begin his role Feb. 27 and serve until June 30, 2015.
"I look forward to working with the HECC to pave the way to a brighter future for Florida's higher education," Kuntz said. "Together we are dedicated to providing the highest level of academic quality for our students."
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8 U.S. Code § 1181 - Admission of immigrants into the United States
Except as provided in subsection (b) and subsection (c) no immigrant shall be admitted into the United States unless at the time of application for admission he (1) has a valid unexpired immigrant visa or was born subsequent to the issuance of such visa of the accompanying parent, and (2) presents a valid unexpired passport or other suitable travel document, or document of identity and nationality, if such document is required under the regulations issued by the Attorney General. With respect to immigrants to be admitted under quotas of quota areas prior to June 30, 1968, no immigrant visa shall be deemed valid unless the immigrant is properly chargeable to the quota area under the quota of which the visa is issued.
Notwithstanding the provisions of section 1182(a)(7)(A) of this title in such cases or in such classes of cases and under such conditions as may be by regulations prescribed, returning resident immigrants, defined in section 1101(a)(27)(A) of this title, who are otherwise admissible may be readmitted to the United States by the Attorney General in his discretion without being required to obtain a passport, immigrant visa, reentry permit or other documentation.
The provisions of subsection (a) shall not apply to an alien whom the Attorney General admits to the United States under section 1157 of this title.
1990—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 101–649 substituted "1182(a)(7)(A)" for "1182(a)(20)".
1980—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 96–212, § 202(1), inserted reference to subsection (c) of this section.
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 96–212, § 202(2), added subsec. (c).
1976—Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 94–571 substituted reference to section 1101 "(a)(27)(A)" of this title for "(a)(27)(B)".
1965—Subsec. (a). Pub. L. 89–236 restated requirement of an unexpired visa and passport for every immigrant arriving in United States to conform to the changes with respect to the classification of immigrant visas.
Subsec. (b). Pub. L. 89–236 substituted "returning resident immigrants, defined in section 1101(a)(27)(B) of this title, who are otherwise admissible", for "otherwise admissible aliens lawfully admitted for permanent residence who depart from the United States temporarily".
Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 89–236 repealed subsec. (c) which gave Attorney General discretionary authority to admit aliens who arrive in United States with defective visas under specified conditions.
Subsec. (d). Pub. L. 89–236 repealed subsec. (d) which imposed restrictions on exercise of Attorney General's discretion to admit aliens arriving with defective visas.
Subsec. (e). Pub. L. 89–236 repealed subsec. (e) which required every alien making application for admission as an immigrant to present the documents required under regulations issued by Attorney General.
Amendment by Pub. L. 101–649 applicable to individuals entering United States on or after June 1, 1991, see section 601(e)(1) of Pub. L. 101–649, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
Amendment by Pub. L. 96–212 effective Mar. 17, 1980, and applicable to fiscal years beginning with the fiscal year beginning Oct. 1, 1979, see section 204 of Pub. L. 96–212, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
Amendment by Pub. L. 94–571 effective on first day of first month which begins more than sixty days after Oct. 20, 1976, see section 10 of Pub. L. 94–571, set out as a note under section 1101 of this title.
For effective date of amendment by Pub. L. 89–236, see section 20 of Pub. L. 89–236, set out as a note under section 1151 of this title.
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Brophy et al. [ 44 ], in an analysis of 29 trials involving 9918 patients, reported no difference between bare metal stent (BMS) and balloon angioplasty in terms of death, MI, or the need for CABG, but an ∼5% absolute reduction in restenosis with stenting. Subsequent meta-analyses [ 45 ] of RCTs comparing DES with BMS reported similar rates of death, cardiac death, and non-fatal MI, but a significant reduction in the need for subsequent or repeat target vessel revascularization (TVR) with DES. In contrast, Kirtane et al. [ 46 ], in an unadjusted analysis of 182 901 patients in 34 observational studies of BMS and DES, reported a significant reduction in mortality (HR 0.78, 95%CI 0.71–0.86) and MI (HR 0.87, 95%CI 0.78–0.97) with DES. After multivariable adjustment, the benefits of DES were significantly attenuated and the possibility that at least some of the clinical benefit of DES might be due to concomitant dual antiplatelet therapy (DAPT) could not be excluded. In a network meta-analysis restricted to patients with non-acute CAD, sequential advances in PCI techniques were not associated with incremental mortality benefit in comparison with OMT [ 42 ].
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only 10% of CABG patients received an internal thoracic artery (ITA); however the most important prognostic component of CABG is the use of one [ 47 , 48 ] or preferably two [ 49 ] ITAs.
There are two meta-analyses of > 1900 [ 50 ] and > 1200 [ 51 ] patients, both of which reported no significant difference in mortality, MI, or cerebrovascular accident (CVA), but a threefold increase in recurrent angina and a five-fold increase in repeat TVR with PCI at up to 5 years of follow-up.
There have been > 15 RCTs of PCI vs. CABG in MVD [ 52 ] but only one of OMT vs. PCI vs. CABG (MASS II) [ 53 ]. Most patients in these RCTs actually had normal LV function with single or double vessel CAD and without proximal LAD disease. Meta-analyses of these RCTs reported that CABG resulted in up to a five-fold reduction in the need for reintervention, with either no or a modest survival benefit or a survival benefit only in patients > 65 years old (HR 0.82) and those with diabetes (HR 0.7) [ 29 ]. The 5-year follow-up of the MASS II [ 53 ] study of 611 patients (underpowered) reported that the composite primary endpoint (total mortality, Q-wave MI, or refractory angina requiring revascularization) occurred in 36% of OMT, 33% of PCI and 21% of CABG patients ( P = 0.003), with respective subsequent revascularization rates of 9%, 11% and 4% ( P =0.02).
In outbreak settings, terminal disinfection with a sporicidal agent in conjunction with other interventions to prevent CDI has been associated with reductions in CDI. However, terminal disinfection with a sporicidal agent has not been associated with consistent reductions in CDI in nonoutbreak settings. Therefore this remains most appropriate as a supplemental intervention for outbreaks, hyperendemic settings, and evidence of repeated cases of CDI in the same room.
If a sporicidal agent is implemented, compliance with thoroughness of cleaning has been associated with reductions in viable C. difficile spores from the environment.
To decrease C. difficile spore contamination, one hospital found, over the course of several interventions that included terminal disinfection with bleach, use of fluorescent markers to assess cleaning adequacy, use of an automated ultraviolet radiation device, and a dedicated team focused on daily cleaning of rooms housing patients with CDI, that the latter intervention was clearly the most effective at removing viable C. difficile spores from the environment [ 254 ]. Several methods have been used to assess thoroughness of cleaning, including fluorescent markers and adenosine triphosphate bioluminescence [ 254 , 255 ]. These measures of cleaning adequacy are most effective when feedback is given in real time. Barriers to effective cleaning may be due to insufficient time for cleaning, inadequate cleaning supplies, inadequate education, and poor communication [ 222 ]. Just as, if not more, important than using markers and providing feedback is having environmental services staff dedicated to thorough cleaning [ 254 ].
"No-touch" disinfection technologies have garnered much interest of late. In general, these products use ultraviolet radiation or hydrogen peroxide vapor to disinfect the environment, and several studies have found that these products are effective at reducing viable C. difficile spores from patient rooms [ 254 , 256 , 257 ]. No single methodology ("no-touch" or otherwise) appears to be superior in regard to reductions in CDI incidence. Automated, terminal disinfection using a sporicidal method has been associated with reductions in viable C. difficile spores from the environment. There have been several reports associating use of no-touch disinfection technologies and reductions in CDI, but all of these have at least one significant limitation. These include before–after study designs, inappropriate statistical methods to analyze the data, other concurrent interventions, high baseline incidence of CDI prior to implementation, reduction of CDI back to baseline prior to no-touch technology implementation, and reductions driven by results from single units without apparent impact on other units [ 256 , 258–264 ]. Data are currently too limited to draw any conclusions as to whether/when these devices should be a component of a CDI prevention program.
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The aim of this study was to evaluate exogenous and endogenous lipoprotein responses to a standard fat-rich meal in type 2 diabetic patients with optimal fasting triglyceridemia and optimal blood glucose control. Seven type 2 diabetic patients and five nondiabetic controls (age, 49 ± 7 and 48 ± 4 yr; body mass index, 28.3 ± 3.6 and 25.1 ± 3.6 kg/m 2 ; mean ± sd ) were given, after at least 12 h of fasting, a standard fat-rich meal. Before and over the 6 h after the meal, serial blood samples were taken for determination of glucose, insulin, lipids, lipoproteins, apolipoprotein B-48 (apo B-48), apo B-100, free fatty acids, and lipoprotein lipase activity. The main abnormality in the postprandial lipid response of diabetic patients involved large very low density lipoproteins. In these particles, apo B-48, apo B-100, cholesterol, and triglyceride incremental areas were, in fact, significantly higher in diabetics compared with controls [7.08 ± 2.65 vs. 1.17 ± 0.88 mg/liter·h, 65.5 ± 11.5 vs. 12.4 ± 1.77 mg/liter·h, 29.7 ± 3.9 vs. 13.1 ± 3.1 mg/dl·h (0.77 ± 0.10 vs. 0.34 ± 0.08 mmol/liter·h), 170 ± 31 vs. 94 ± 22 mg/dl·h (1.93 ± 0.35 vs. 1.06 ± 0.25 mmol/liter·h)] (all P < 0.05; mean ± sem ). Postprandial preheparin lipoprotein lipase plasma activity was, if anything, higher in diabetic patients. In conclusion, even with fasting normotriglyceridemia and optimal blood glucose control, type 2 diabetic patients are characterized, in the postprandial period, by a significant increase in large very low density lipoproteins of both endogenous and exogenous origins.
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CROWN HEIGHTS — Christmas came early this year for businesses in central Brooklyn.
While residents across the borough struggled with flooding, fires and days of frozen darkness after Hurricane Sandy slammed into the city last week, local merchants in Brooklyn's landlocked neighborhoods were swarmed by storm-stranded shoppers — leaving many small businesses an unexpected windfall.
"I knew it was going to be busy, but not like that," said Matt Roff, co-owner of the popular Franklin Park bar in Crown Heights, which saw a 50-percent jump in business in the week following the storm. "I thought it would be neighborhood people, but we got lots of people from other boroughs."
With most commuters stranded by subway closures and many locals sheltering friends and family through the storm, the region's restaurants found themselves similarly slammed.
Prospect Heights staple Tom's diner saw it's typical Sunday brunch crowd start showing up on Wednesday, with lines that stretched halfway around the block. Crown Heights favorite Chavela's was rumored to have run out of rice. Stranded far from their offices, laptop-wielding workers crammed into cafes instead.
"It was by far our busiest week ever," said Ron Brown, chef and owner of Crown Heights' beloved pizzeria Barboncino.
For those open shortly after the storm, the crowds brought more than just cash.
"The day after, people were just tired of being in the house — they couldn't get out, they were stuck," said Garnett Philip, co-owner of The Candy Rush cafe on Franklin Avenue. "People were introduced to our product that have never been here before."
Even those who were desperate to leave the area ended up helping local businesses on their way out.
"Business more than tripled," said bike mechanic Edson Carvalho of Bicycle Roots in Bedford-Stuyvesant, a shop specializing in commuter bikes. "We had people who came in and said, 'I can't wait four hours for gas,' — people who hadn't ridden since childhood."
The boon to business had a silver lining for those outside the neighborhood, as well. Inspired by the unexpected lift Sandy brought, Roff donated his entire Sunday take at Franklin Park to the relief effort. That money helped local Chabad Rabbi Ari Kirschenbaum shepherd groups of volunteers and caravans of supplies to storm-ravaged South Brooklyn.
"We were short a couple of items, but everybody was extremely understanding," Roff said. "I wish they would go on like this forever."


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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. (AP) Before the season begins, almost every team puts these words near the top of a long list of goals: ``Win the division.''
That's all but a foregone conclusion in Denver, though when the Broncos wrap up the AFC West, there won't be much of a celebration. They didn't bring Peyton Manning to town just to win division titles and, given their six-game winning streak and the soft schedule ahead, this is a team that has every right to be thinking about bigger goals.
``Our goals are still alive ... and that is, win our division and get into the tournament,'' Broncos coach John Fox said. ``That's still our goal, and to us, the best formula is one game at a time and put all our focus and energy into that particular opponent. You guys can keep asking and I keep telling you the same thing, but that's the truth.''
A win over the Buccaneers (6-5) on Sunday or a San Diego loss to Cincinnati will wrap up the division for Denver (8-3), but the real race for the Broncos involves the rest of the AFC division leaders.
The Broncos have lost to two of them - Houston (10-1) and New England (8-3) - and have a Dec. 16 meeting against Baltimore (9-2).
A key advantage for Denver against the rest of those teams is the strength of their remaining schedules. Even with Baltimore and the Buccaneers, Denver's remaining opponents have a .400 winning percentage, easiest schedule of any team still in the playoff hunt. Houston's last five opponents are a cumulative .582. The Patriots' are .555 and the Ravens' are .582.
All of which means the No. 1 or 2 seed and a first-round bye remain very realistic possibilities for the Broncos.
Their thoughts on that?
Well, not much.
``What's important for us is to play better and try to win this game,'' Manning said, sticking to the rather dull, rather consistent party line pounded home by Fox at the start of pretty much every week. ``That's all we're focusing on.''
Since Manning brought it up, there is, in fact, plenty for the Broncos offense to work on.
Odd as it may seem for an offense ranked fourth in the league and averaging nearly 29 points a game, Manning and Co. have not looked sharp for an entire game since their 34-14 victory over New Orleans, on Oct. 28.
Denver's first three drives in last week's 17-9 victory over Kansas City resulted in a punt, a missed field goal and an interception. The Broncos didn't score until 18 seconds were left in the first half.
In the 30-23 win over San Diego the week before, Manning threw an interception that got returned for a touchdown and also got sacked for a safety. The Broncos settled for a field goal after getting a turnover at the San Diego 8.
Hovering over it all: Turnovers. Denver has committed at least one in its past 18 games, dating to the 11th game of last season, and have lost 13 fumbles this year, third most in the league.
Asked about the deficiencies in his postgame news conferences, Manning tends to bristle a little, stating, correctly, that any win in the NFL is a pretty one.
He also concedes there's a benefit to winning ugly - namely, that the good feeling of getting a `W' is tempered by the reality that there's still plenty of work to be done.
``The coaches challenge us to improve and we have the kind of players to challenge each other to improve and get better,'' Manning said. ``You're always trying to play that perfect game. Whether you can or you can't, you still strive for that. We still feel like we can improve as a team and we need to improve.''
As for what seems like the inevitable milestone of winning the division, not all the Broncos will completely overlook it.
``It's great for me,'' said safety Mike Adams, who spent his first eight seasons with San Francisco and Cleveland and has been on only one team that finished with a winning record. ``I've never been to the playoffs before.''
Dozens of the other Broncos have.
Last year, Denver lost its last three regular-season games, finished 8-8 and backed into the playoffs after getting help from several other teams. The Broncos won their first playoff game, then lost 45-10 to New England in the divisional round.
``It's a celebration, same as if you get a `W,''' defensive end Elvis Dumervil said of the division title. ``But not much beyond that. Because we did that last year and didn't get much from it. It gives you the right to get in the playoffs. That's an accomplishment. But clearly, there's more football after that.''
Notes: With 4,959 completions, Manning needs nine more to pass Dan Marino for second place on the all-time list. ... DE Robert Ayers missed practice so he could be with his family after the sudden death of his father last weekend. ... WR Brandon Stokley (wrist, hip) and OL Manny Ramirez (back) were the only players limited in practice.
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In the U.S. alone, 3.5 billion dollars are spent on pharmaceutical sleep aids and it is estimated 40 million people suffer from sleep disorders. Not enough sleep, or poor quality sleep affects our relationships, work performance and overall quality of life..
This CD was designed to aid in a drug-free, yoga-based sleep using mantra and music. Mantra calms the waves of the mind and replaces negative or restless thoughts with positive God-conscious thought waves that give a sense of peace and security. It has been shown that music with fewer than 80 beats per minute is conducive to sleep. Combining these two technologies gives a very effective alternative to either drug-induced sleep or sleepless nights. .
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Hari Narayan Sat Nam
This mantra means: Sat Narayan True sustainer
Wahe guru Indescribable ecstasy
Sat Nam True identity
Chanting and listening to this mantra gives inner peace, happiness and good fortune. It brings prosperity, peace of mind, and gives the realization of infinity.
Mitr Piare Noo(n)
Yogi Bhajan told a dear friend of mine who was close to him that this was the first shabd he learned and chanted as a child. It gives peace of mind and establishes communication in all its forms.
Mitr piare noo(n), hal mureedaa(n) daa kehena
Tudh Bin Rog, razaa-ee-aa(n) da odhan
Naag nivasaa(n) day rehenaa
Sool suraahee khanjar pi-aalaa,
Bing kasaa-ee-aa(n) daa sehnaa
Yaararay daa saanoo(n) satar changaa
Bhath khayri-aa daa rehenaa
Tell the beloved friend-Lord the condition of his yearning disciples Without You, the beautiful clothes which we wear are like diseases pressing upon us. Our comfortable homes are like dens of snakes. Our water pots are like spikes, our cups are like daggers. We are like beasts being led to the slaughter. O Dear Friend, in your presence even a straw mat is comfortable. Without you we are burnt alive in our villages.
Guru Ram Das Lullaby Words and music by Guru Shabd Singh
This is a most classic song written by one of the first singer/songwriter musicians of 3HO. Yogi Bhajan always recommended it to go to sleep by and allow our children to sleep to its beautiful thought forms.
Close your eyes, its the end of another busy day, I wouldnt be surprised if a lot of other children slept this way,
Chorus With Guru Ram Das to protect them,
Keep them safe all through the night
Oh Oh Oh Dhan Dhan Guru Ram Das
Raakho Sarnaai (These last words mean Hail, Hail Guru Ram Das, May he grant us his protection.)
Meditate on Guru Nanak, may you love God with his clarity,
Meditate on Guru Angad,
may devotion fill your heart and set you free.
Chorus Meditate on Guru Amar Das, may none leave your house unfulfilled
Meditate on Guru Ram Das, your prayers will heal the weak and the ill
Chorus Meditate on Guru Arjan, his poem is a jewel beyond all worth
Meditate on Guru Hargobind, youll find God in heaven and on earth
Chorus Meditate on Guru Har Rai, God and you shall never be apart
Meditate on Guru Har Krishan, his sacrifice brings compassion to your heart.
Chorus Meditate on Guru Teg Bahadur, no enemy shall disturb your inner peace,
Meditate on Guru Gobind Singh, defend truth till your soul is released.
Chorus Meditate on Siri Guru Granth Sahib, may Gurbani be the love of this childs life,
May it fill their hearts with wisdom and courage to bear the tests of the time.
Mata Mandir pours devotion into each note that he sings. His gentle voice creates a sacred atmosphere for healing and connectedness, helping students calm their minds and open their hearts. His Sikh-inspired mantras invite listeners to have a personal experience of the Divine.
A longtime student of Kundalini Yoga Master Yogi Bhajan, Mata Mandir learned early on about the power of the sound current for elevation. Yogiji told me a long time ago that if you play any instrument in a rhythmic pattern, that will put you into harmony with the whole universe, he says. Inspired by Yogi Bhajans life-changing teachings, Mata Mandir then embarked on a journey of helping others come in tune with the rhythm of the universe. Everything has a frequency and vibration, everything has its own song, he says. When you tune in to sounds of the world, like the sound of your breath or your heartbeat, for example, the world becomes different. You create a new intelligence in your life and you begin to see rhythm where before you only saw chaos.
Mata Mandir currently performs and teaches classes on the science of chanting and listening both across the United States and internationally. In his upcoming book, Naad Yoga the Yoga of Sound Workbook, he explains how one can use mantras to stimulate the brain and glandular system and reach deep states of bliss. Theres a cascade of chemical changes in every word we speak, he says.
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Clemson vs Wake Forest postgame notes
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Team Notes
* Clemson is now 61-17-1 all-time against Wake Forest, including a 31-5 record at Memorial Stadium. The Tigers have now won five straight games in the series overall and seven straight at Clemson.
* Clemson is 67-20-3 all-time on Homecoming, including a 37-4-2 mark since 1971.
* The Tigers are now 66-0-1 all-time when recording at least 500 yards of total offense. Clemson also had 512 yards of total offense in their last home game against South Carolina State.
* Clemson's 56 points in today's game are the second most ever scored by the Tigers against Wake Forest. The most scored by Clemson against the Demon Deacons came in 1981 when the Tigers scored 82 points, which is the Clemson record for points against an ACC opponent.
* Clemson won by 49 points in today's game. That is the fourth largest margin of victory against an ACC opponent in Clemson history. The largest margin of victory over an ACC opponent came in 1981 when Clemson beat Wake Forest 82-24, a margin of 58 points.
* That also is the largest margin of victory by Clemson since 2008 when they beat South Carolina State 54-0. It was Clemson's largest margin of victory over an ACC opponent since 1999 when the Tigers defeated Duke 58-7.
* Clemson held Wake Forest to just seven points in today's game. That is the fewest points allowed to an ACC school since 2011 when Clemson defeated Virginia Tech 23-3.
* Clemson was 6-for-6 in the red zone in today's game. The Tigers are now 16-for-16 on the season in red zone opportunities.
Individual Notes
* Tajh BoydTajh Boyd
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* Boyd's 311 passing yards in today's game gave him 9,047 for his career. He is just the second Clemson quarterback and 11th quarterback in ACC history to throw for at least 9,000 yards.
* Boyd also threw three touchdown passes in the game to give him 82 for his career. That moved him into sole possession of second place in ACC history for passing touchdowns in a career. He trails only Philips Rivers for the ACC record, who threw 95 touchdown passes in his career at NC State.
* Boyd also rushed for a touchdown to give him 102 total touchdown responsibility for his career. He is just the second player in ACC history to be responsible for at least 100 touchdowns. He also trails Philip Rivers for the ACC record in that category, who accounted for 112 touchdowns in his career.
* Boyd's rushing touchdown gives him 20 rushing touchdowns for his career. He is the third Clemson quarterback and ninth quarterback in ACC history to rush for at least 20 touchdowns.
* Boyd broke the Clemson record for consecutive pass attempts without an interception. He has attempted 166 straight passes without an interception. The previous record was 165 by Cullen Harper in 2007.
* In four career games against Wake Forest, Boyd has recorded 1,255 yards of total offense. That is the Clemson record for total offense against the same opponent in a career. The previous record was 1,127 yards by Woodrow Dantzler against NC State from 1998-2001.
* With the win, Boyd ties Charlie WhitehurstCharlie Whitehurst
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* Sammy WatkinsSammy Watkins
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* Adam HumphriesAdam Humphries
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Spartanburg, SC
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* D.J. HowardD.J. Howard
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Lincoln, AL
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Lake Butler, FL
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* Howard, Jordan LeggettJordan Leggett
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Navarre, FL
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Vance, SC
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Clemson, SC
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Anderson, SC
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* Davidson went on to rush for another touchdown, giving him two for the game. He is the first Clemson running back to rush for two touchdowns in a game since Roderick McDowellRoderick McDowell
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Sumter, SC
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Actor Ian Somerhalder was forced to skip President Barack Obama's second inauguration ceremony in Washington, D.C. on Monday (21Jan13) after losing his ticket to the big event.
The Vampire Diaries star jetted to the city to watch Obama's swearing-in, but he misplaced his highly-coveted passes just hours before he was due to head to Capitol Hill.
In a series of posts on Twitter.com, he wrote, "Ahh!Who lost his ticket w/ (with) great seats to the Presidential Inauguration while grabbing food?THIS GUY!WTF(what the f**k)?!BUMMMMER... (sic) Breakfast alone in DC sans (without) inauguration ticket.Time to get caught up on emails and tweets i guess-Meetings later to prepare for."
But Somerhalder still got a chance to catch the politician's moving address on television - congratulating Obama on a job well-done, he added, "The Peaceful transfer of power is such a cool thing... And there you have it... Time to get some major major stuff done Mr.President. Enjoy a day off sir, there will not be many more for 4 years!"
A number of celebrities turned out to watch Obama repeat his oath of office - among them, singers Beyonce and Kelly Clarkson, both of whom performed, as well as actress Eva Longoria, John Mayer and Katy Perry.


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Bloodless medicine and surgery refers to the care of patients who refuse to allow blood transfusions to be used in their care.
Very often, the decision to refuse transfusions is a reflection of the religious or cultural beliefs of the patient. These wishes and beliefs deserve to be treated with dignity and respect.
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Patient blood management strategies and techniques can clinically support a patient's decision not to allow transfusions. However, a patient's decision to refuse transfusions also may involve added risks.
A patient who chooses bloodless medicine and surgery therefore accepts the responsibility for any consequences — positive or negative — that may develop from his or her decision.
As an integral part of the patient blood management program, the bloodless medicine program treats patients who refuse transfusions with dignity and respect. Bloodless medicine and surgery involves the same principles as patient blood management with the only difference being that, for these patients, transfusion is not a last resort — it is not an option at all.
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Whitko splits 3-way
SOUTH WHITLEY — Whitko's girls track team split a three-way meet with North Miami and Tippecanoe Valley Monday night.Whitko placed second to Tippy Valley, which had 81 points, but defeated North Miami, which finished with 17 points. Whitko tallied 66 points on the night.The Lady Wildcats had several first-place finishes, led by the Craig sisters.Reghan Craig placed first in the 100-meter hurdles with a time of 18 seconds. Cagney Craig, her older sister, took first in the pole vault with a height of 7 feet.Regan also came in second in the long jump at 13 feet, 7 inches.Both sisters were on the second-place 400-meter relay team, along with Taylor Zwick and Holly Frantz.Frantz won the 800-meter run, and Zwick took third in the discus with a throw of 89 feet, 1 inch. Stephanie Wheeler came in fourth behind Zwick at 85-2.Also placing in the throws was Dana Hobbs, who took fourth in the shot put.Whitko swept the pole valut, with Elizabeth Hardesty taking second behind Cagney Craig. Sydney Sims came in third in the event for the Lady 'Cats.Brigit Nemitz won the 1,600-meter run and Elain Warner came in third.Miranda Terrill won the high jump with a leap of 5-2, and placed third in the 400-meter dash.Terrill was also the first leg of the winning 1,600-meter relay team of Nemitz, Frantz and Josie Sparks.Michelle Kelsey won the 3,200-meter run with a time of 13:53.


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Big Idea: Scoring well on the AP exam requires effectively communicating to others students' thinking about FRQs. Today we continue that preparation.
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International SEO is a complex challenge for digital marketers due to the intricacies of local languages and customs.
Unfortunately it's not enough to assume that UK companies can expand into Latin America simply by translating their content into Spanish and Portuguese.
Luckily there are some free online tools available to make the task slightly simpler and automate some parts of the process.
At Distilled's Searchlove conference earlier this week WooRank's Aleyda Solis gave an excellent overview of some of the main challenges involved in implementing an effective commerce strategy.
The full run through is available on Slideshare, but here is a compilation of the tools that Solis recommended...
Keyword research tools
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- Google Trends
- Yandex Keyword statistics
- SEO Chat Suggestion Keyword Finder
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Another tip, don't rely on Google Global Market Finder to identify opportunities as it's not always accurate.
International SEO ROI calculator
Once you have analysed what's required from a business, technical, content and language support perspective, this tool can help validate the feasibility and break-even point for each market.
Hreflang Tag Generator
When properly implemented hreflang tags help sites to avoid misalignments by specifying the page's language and country targeting.
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Hreflang validation
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Understanding local markets
The Google Consumer Barometer and TNS Digital Life have information that helps businesses to better understand their international audience.
SimilarWeb enables site owners to seek out the competition by identifying the top websites in the relevant industry and country.
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These tools are useful for identifying the most linked and shared content in each international market and industry.
These tools identify local industry influencers, which allows site owners to come up with a targeted content and outreach strategy.
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Here's Aleyda's international SEO checklist.
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Great post Aleyda, thanks! The checklist will be especially useful.
Excellent Infographic David. I always tell my people to target the countries that are actually generating sales for them. Some of our own past projects were generating sales through UK and we made the appropriate changes (Currency and all). Nice to see you guys shed some light on this issue as well. It's all about targeted marketing folks :)
Spot on!
Another useful info from Aleyda; thanks, Dave for sharing it. I'm definitely trying some of the keyword tools.
Nice post !
Did not understand why sub domain is the worst way for international site targeting though ?
thank u for this post. keyword research tools are very helpful.
great article. great Infographic. Nice job!
Hey David! We loved your article and featured it in our Resource Round up this month. Cheers!
Thanks for list of Keyword research tools. Nicely explained
Thanks for sharing this blog and SEO tools, your blog is really good and informative. Will this tools help in Local SEO. I am working on local seo and searching for a best strategy for it.
Despite the age of this article some of the multilingual aspects still hold relevancy. Anyone looking into this I'd highly recommend looking into Google developer tools and making sure you set appropriate tags for the language and content for search engines to efficiently understand what's on your page. Used some of the info here to create a more up-to-date post. It'll be featured here http://akap.com.au in under 7 days. Cheers thank you and goodnight. :D :D


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Coast Guard helicopters Monday rescued 14 of 16 crew members from a replica 18th- century tall ship in the path of Hurricane Sandy 90 miles off the coast of North Carolina.
The search continued for the two missing crew members of the 180-foot three-master HMS Bounty, which sunk in the turbulent ocean about 160 miles from the eye of the hurricane.
Coast Guard officials said a Jayhawk helicopter arrived on the scene about 6:30 a.m. and hoisted five people to safety, and a second helicopter arrived shortly thereafter to rescue nine more crew members.
A third helicopter and a C-130 Hercules aircraft were searching for the two missing crew members.
The ship issued a distress signal late Sunday night after it began taking on water, the Coast Guard said.
Officials said all 16 sailors eventually abandoned the sinking ship, donning cold water survivial suits and life jackets. They also launched two 25-man lifeboats with canopies, the Coast Guard said.
The Coast Guard said 50 mph winds and 18-foot waves hindred the rescue mission.
The HMS Bounty was built for the 1962 version of "Mutiny on the Bounty," starring Marlon Brando. It was also used in other films, including one of Johnny Depp's "Pirates of the Caribbean" movies.
The ship visited New England ports this summer and fall, and was headed from New London, Conn., to St. Petersburg, Fla., when it got caught in the hurricane.
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She is a native of Massachusetts and studied at Walnut Hill School for the Arts, spending summers at Boston Ballet School, School of American Ballet, and Miami City Ballet School. She began her professional career after high school, accepting an apprenticeship at Charlotte Ballet, and then at Richmond Ballet. In Richmond, Eliza had the opportunity to choreograph, and was inspired to move to New York City to become a more versatile artist. She continued to dance professionally with Cherylyn Lavagnino Dance and Buggé Ballet while completing her BFA in Dance from NYU Tisch School of the Arts.
Since graduating, Eliza has had many incredible professional experiences. Some of the most memorable include touring The Nutcracker and Cinderella with New York Theatre Ball
Eliza is very grateful for the professional experiences she has had so far. As she continues to dance professionally and teach ballet to dancers of all ages and levels, she looks forward to expanding her horizons by pursuing many more versatile opportunities.
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Since I started taking lessons with her about 5 months ago, I've seen a lot of improvement. She makes sure that you work hard every single class and she doesn't let you get away with not doing your best. Also, she has been working with me on fixing the bad habits I never knew I had before she pointed them out. Moreover, she is very observant and tailors each class to work on the things she sees you struggling with, even if you don't realize it yourself that you are having trouble. Eliza has taught me so much and I'm sure that anyone would benefit from taking her class.
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I have been teaching Ballet in New York City for over 6 years, at various studios including the Joffrey Ballet School. When taking a private ballet lesson I will assess your technical level and help you understand what your strengths and weaknesses are. In a supportive way I will help to improve ballet technique, increase flexibility, refine rhythmic understanding to acquire clarity in your ballet training.
I will cater private lessons for beginning ballet students to professional dancers. My style is very supportive and direct. I believe that to improve as a dancer you need personal feedback and hard work. I am very passionate about sharing what I know to help other dancers reach their goals.
About Amanda
I have taught Master Classes and Intensive Workshops in the Paul Taylor style throughout the nation, as well as teaching Vaganova Ballet at the Joffrey Ballet School. I have taught in numerous public schools through teaching residencies with Rioult Dance Company and Education In Dance. I believe these experiences have taught me how to assess individuals quickly and provide clear feedback in a positive and supportive way.
My teaching style is energetic, and focused on the personal experience each dancer is having, while giving direct and clear feedback. My goal is to help students reach their art
Private lessons can be catered toward each individual. Either for an upcoming audition, feedback on solo or ensemble choreography, to help personalize technical corrections and to help push technique to a higher level, or for non dancers to help understand movement and feel comfortable in a beginning class.
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Between my 8 years of latin ballroom experience and training in bellydance, ballet, hip hop, gymnastics, and aerial arts, I bring a fusion of different dance background to each lesson.
I have been mentored by national and international ballroom champions, and have been teaching dance for 4 years. All ages welcome. If your looking for a social way to stay fit, or just want to learn a new skill, you've come to the right place.
About Sasha
I am now offering online group classes in various subjects as well. Subjects include Zumba, Bellydance, and Hip hop with more coming soon. Classes run weekday mornings and some weekends.
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Sasha C.
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I will teach the basics of ballet, and help you improve your alignment. So you can prevent injuries. Depending on what subjects you need to improve on we can go deeper into the material.
About Victorius
He is a 2-time recipient of the VanDenEnde Foundation scholarship grant and a recipient of the EMIA Summer Award of Merit & Talent Scholarship.
He attended the Ailey Summer intensive and EMIA summer intensive, and studied at the Ailey school where he completed the independent study. He has performed works by a range of choreographers including Troy Powell, Anthony van Laast, Bob Fosse, Pearl Primus, Abdel Salaam. Victorius has danced background for recording artist Lisa Lisa, Danced in Saturday Night the Musical (NL).
In 2015 he performed in Santiago de Cuba at the FinDance Festi
Victorius is also an arts in education teacher and has taught for EM Techniques, Arts to Grow and the Lucia Marthas Academy, in the styles ballet, hip hop, jazz, Tap, Afro-Caribbean and contemporary. He joined the Teaching Artist Roster of AIley's Arts in Education and Community Programs in 2016
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With an emphasis on strong foundations and musicality I would love to help anyone become a more well rounded dancer.
Whether you're just starting out or want to polish a few problem areas I'm here to help!
About Sara
I started dancing at the age of 3. I am well versed in Ballet, Modern and Jazz. I attended Joffrey San Antonio (2004) and Paul Taylor New York (2010) intensives.
While in high school I taught Ballet, Jazz, Pre-Pointe and Pointe classes to dancers age 3-14.
In 2011 I graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ballet Pedagogy (which is the art or science of teaching).
Since moving to NYC 5 years ago I have been focused on performing with such dance companies as Exit 12 Dance Company (2011-2012) and Community Dance Project (2013-2014). While not dancing with specific companies I have choreographed and danced in two music videos.
I can't express my love for teaching enough! To know that I could help spark the passion of dance in a young person is extremely inspiring.
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I would prefer to teach students with professional or aerobic goals. Social dancing is not one of my subjects.
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Hi students! I am a professional ballet/Broadway dancer with 25+ years of training and experience. I have taught at Ballet Academy East (nationally recognized for its well crafted syllabus and meticulous technique) in both the young children's pre-ballet program and the Pre-Professional Graded Level. As a student, I have attended San Francisco Ballet, Pacific Northwest Ballet, American Ballet Theater in NYC, and Central PA Youth Ballet before working on Broadway in Phantom of the Opera and with The Metropolitan Opera in Lincoln Center.
With my lessons we can work on improving strength/technique, preparing for an audition, or coaching through a variation. Not only will you gain strength and technique, but also insight into the industry from a seasoned professional. You will also leave with exercises you can practice at home for rapid improvement.
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Janice honors the integrity of traditional yoga teachings while making them practical in today's world. Her class is centered around the vinyasa technique of breath and fluidity between poses. She teaches yoga for inner peace, strength, joy, a quiet mind, and the highest self.
Before teaching yoga, Janice worked as a technology investment analyst at a hedge fund, as well as a professional Broadway and ballet dancer.
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Janice K.
Janice K.
About Traci F.Close
I have been a professional ballet dancer for the last 10 years, and have been teaching dance since 2003. I have taught at prestigious schools around the US, and I currently teach at ballet and pointe at The School at Steps. You can expect to learn the correct technique and placement, as well as all of the styling, steps, and flashy moves you can think of!
About Traci
Traci teaches ballet and pointe at The School at Steps, and has guest taught around the United States in Utah, California, Nevada, New Jersey, and Montana.
Traci also co-founded a ballet workout method in 2016 designed to tone the legs, core, arms, and back while teaching the fundamentals of a ballet barre
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As a Director of a company and school, I have seen many guest teachers come and go - Traci is a phenomenal teacher.
Traci F.
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About Laura M.Close
Ballet, from beginner to advanced, including pointe work, is my speciality. I work with sound anatomical principals to keep bodies healthy while increasing technical facility.
About Laura
I'm Laura. I'm a dancer and teacher in NYC. I graduated from Juilliard in 2006, and since then I've danced all over the world. I've been teaching for over a decade, and I love to help students find another level of facility in their dancing. I teach children through adults, and ballet and modern are my specialties.
My lessons are warm, guided by principles of functional anatomy, and emphasize musicality and sound technique. Depending on your goals, we can also work on flexibility and strength, artistic presence, and audition preparation.
I teach in Manhattan, the Bronx, Brooklyn and Queens. I can come to you if you have a large space available, or I can help you find studio space where we can meet.
Looking forward to sharing the pleasure and expressiveness of dance with you!
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Ballet is my middle name. Well, its actually Hoang, but you know what I mean.
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Sometimes we hear some members of the congregation saying, Ameen, Nashhadu (we bear witness), Subhaanaka (Glory be to You) etc, during Du'aa' al-Qunoot. If that is narrated in any report, please explain to us when it should be said.
The Sunnah is that when the imam recites Du'aa' al-Qunoot during the prayer, the members of the congregation should say Ameen to his du'aa'. But when the imam is praising Allaah, it is better for them to remain silent, because the imam's praise is sufficient. As for some of the members of the congregation saying, Nashhadu (we bear witness) or "Ya Allaah" and so on, there is no basis for this.
Shaykh Bakr Abu Zayd said:
Some mistakes and innovations are sometimes done during the du'aa' and dhikr, such as the following: …
45. Answering the dhikr during the qunoot of the imam by saying "haqqan (indeed) or "sadaqta (you have spoken the truth)" or "sadaqan wa 'adalan (that is right and true)" or "ashhadu (I bear witness)" or "haqq (truth)" and so on. There is no basis for saying any of these things.
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Cleaner, Quieter and in the long run, Cheaper…these are just some of the benefits that Hamilton residents will receive from being the first community in the state of New Jersey to enjoy garbage collection services that uses domestic, clean-burning natural gas.
At a press conference at the Township Municipal Building, Hamilton Mayor John Bencivengo joined with representatives from Central Jersey Waste and Recycling (the private contractor that Hamilton Township uses for solid waste garbage collection) and Clean Energy Fuels to make the announcement, in front of one of the new vehicles that runs on natural gas.
"People say that words are only as good as the actions put behind them. Here in Hamilton Township, we are not just saying that our environmental motto is keeping our community 'Clean and Green', we are living by that mantra. We are moving our Township in the right direction when it comes to protecting our environment," said Mayor Bencivengo. "Today, we are taking a step that will not only improve the quality of life for Hamilton residents, but encourage other towns from all across the state to follow our example and create a cleaner New Jersey for us all."
As part of the Township's current solid waste garbage collection contract, Mayor Bencivengo's administration specified that clean fuel technology be used by its garbage collection service contractor, Central Jersey Waste and Recycling, during the 2009 calendar year. Central Jersey Waste & Recycling, Inc., a solid waste and recyclable material collection company based in Trenton and Ewing, constructed a state-of-the-art natural gas re-fueling facility at its Trenton, New Jersey property to service the Township's needs. In addition, Central Jersey Waste and Recycling purchased 10 new natural gas-fueled refuse trucks, which will operate 6 days a week in Hamilton Township. These 10 new natural-gas fueled trucks will replace 10 diesel-fueled trucks previously used in Hamilton for garbage collection.
Central Jersey Waste and Recycling will work with Clean Energy Fuels to operate and maintain the fueling station, the first of its kind in New Jersey. Central Jersey Waste plans on expanding its use of natural gas fueled vehicles and expects to maintain the distinction of having the largest natural gas-fueled solid waste collection fleet in the state. "Central Jersey Waste is proud to have committed to the most efficient and environmentally friendly solid waste and recyclable material collection operation in the State of New Jersey. To that end, Central Jersey Waste has committed millions of dollars in capital improvements for natural gas fueling infrastructure at its operations base, lowering soot and other airborne emissions, lowering noise levels and increasing the efficiency of its operations," said Frank Fiumefreddo, Jr., President.
Improving the emissions of garbage trucks is a major step at improving the environment because garbage trucks pollute more than any other vehicle on the road today. However, natural gas vehicles on the road are the cleanest vehicles - much more so than diesel garbage trucks that are used today by most communities.
The positive environmental benefits of clean-burning natural gas trucks include:
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- A 23 % reduction in Green House Gases as compared to diesel trucks
- Replacing just one diesel garbage truck with a natural gas garbage truck has the same emission benefits as taking 325 cars off the road per year
Natural gas trucks are also 90% quieter than diesel trucks. Therefore, Hamilton residents will enjoy the noise-reduction.
In addition, the clean-burning natural gas is domestic, which increases our nation's energy security and will directly reduce the amount of foreign-imported diesel fuel used by Central Jersey Waste and Recycling.
Overall, Central Jersey Waste and Recycling has estimated replacing over 150,000 gallons of foreign-produced diesel with domestically-produced, clean burning natural gas with its new trucks that will be serving Hamilton Township. As Central Jersey expands its operations and purchases more vehicles, they anticipate replacing 300,000 gallons of foreign-produced diesel with domestically-produced natural gas within the next two years.
"I want to commend Central Jersey Waste and Recycling on working with us to help make this significant environmental achievement possible," concluded Mayor Bencivengo. "Together, the result will benefit current and future Hamilton residents for years to come."