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Well, I want to shout, I feel the exact opposite of strong right now, and it hasn't gotten any better, and patience is something I have never been able to learn, and I will feel this way if I fucking feel like it, and nothing about heartache makes any damned sense anyway.
The truth is this: my marriage ended. We have a child and a dog. We had a house. We had everything that people spend decades searching for. But none of it made us perfect, and none of it was a talisman against time and feelings and change. During all of this, I was looking for a new publisher for the new novel, and it felt like everything my ex-husband and I had built together, that we wanted to build together, was crumbling through my fingers faster than I could track.
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Starting over again is hard. It sucks big hairy balls. But it's also a necessary thing, one that we all experience multiple times in our lives. My father died when I was 12. I was married at 24. My first novel was published at 30. My son was born at 33. All of that initiated change, some fun, some not-so-fun. But each change brought me closer to the person I am right now, the one who fights to understand what she wants, and fights for her relationships to be better and kinder and more open. That, in a way, is worth it. Or at least worth it enough that I can get up in the morning and face another day.
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Gestures toward the subversion of the gender positions which patriarchal ideology seeks to promote, in Pollock's phrase, as "natural and unalterable" are additionally inscribed throughout the text in a number of ways, the first of which occurs at the end of the opening section of the poem:
But who hath seen her wave her hand?
Or at the casement seen her stand?
Or is she known in all the land,
The Lady of Shalott?
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Down to towered Camelot:
And by the moon the reaper weary,
Piling sheaves in uplands airy,
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Lady of Shalott.'
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The Apple Watch has an excellent oximeter-based heart rate monitor for tracking your day and basic workouts, but it's not perfect for more endurance or weight-based activities.
For one thing, that monitoring comes at the expense of battery life: The smartwatch's health sensors account for a large majority of battery drain; as such, Apple limits how often the sensor records data, even during workouts. At rest, you'll get heart rate data every ten minutes; during a workout, you're likely to get recordings every 10 seconds to a minute.
The wrist-based monitor can also get tripped up if you tend to do a lot of exercises involving wrist bending or quick movement — the oximeter works by measuring the movement of your blood using light, and when you flex your wrist, you can momentarily change that circulation, leading to erroneous heart readings (If you've ever seen an Apple Watch reading of "65bpm" or lower or a grey number when you're in the middle of a high-intensity workout, that's likely what has happened).
If you're worried about your Apple Watch's battery life during a lengthy workout (like a marathon, for instance), or you'd like more consistent and quick readings, consider pairing it to an external heart rate monitor: These Bluetooth accessories often run off quick charges or watch batteries and offer faster readings from a location with better circulation (like the chest or upper arm). And if you don't have an Apple Watch at all, you can use external monitors with your iPhone to get valuable heart rate data.
We've tested several Bluetooth heart rate monitors, and here are our favorites.
- Scosche Rhythm+ monitor armband
- Scosche Rhythm24
- Polar H10 Heart Rate Monitor
- Wahoo TICKR X heart rate monitor
- Heart rate monitors on the horizion
Scosche Rhythm+ monitor armband
If you're looking to get better heart monitoring without going full in on the chest strap look, Scosche offers a forearm-monitoring option with the Rhythm+ armband. The water-resistant (IP67) device connects to an adjustable neoprene strap; while you can wear it anywhere on your arm, Scosche recommends the forearm. (I did my primary tests with it in that location, as well.) It uses an 8-hour rechargeable battery, so you can plug it in after workouts like you might with an Apple Watch.
Both the small grey tracker and strap are slim and stylish, given that you'll likely be wearing them in a visible location on your arm. You can slip a shirt on over the Rhythm+ if you want to hide it, but it's a nice enough looking tracker to leave it visible. It does look a little goofy when both the Apple Watch and tracker are on the same arm, but until we have magical nanobot implants, such is our connected device lifestyle.
In practice, it's significantly more comfortable than wearing a chest strap during heavy-duty workouts, while being about as accurate. The Rhythm+ uses green and yellow oximeter sensors (described as "PerformTek biometric sensor technology") to get a more precise look at your heart rate than the Apple Watch's green sensors alone, and records data much more frequently.
I wore the Rhythm+ for a week to my regular skating practices and weight training sessions. From those workouts, it proved significantly more accurate than my usual Apple Watch tracking (I used Bluetooth to connect to the Rhythm, but it also offers ANT+ support for cyclists). My only concern with the Rhythm+ was occasional tightness when doing arm-related exercises. Although the neoprene strap flexes slightly, it's not really designed to deal with major forearm or bicep flexion.
Unlike many of the other chest strap options, Scosche doesn't offer a dedicated app for viewing your recorded heart rate data. Instead, you can look at it in Apple's Activity or Health apps, or download a third-party option like Cardiogram. You can grab this monitor off Amazon for around $80.
Scosche Rhythm24
The Rhythm24 is Schosche's updated heart rate monitor armband with 24-hour battery life. It's got 13 hours of continuous memory storage, so you can leave your phone behind when you're long-distance running, cycling, and triathlon training. It's great for fitness buffs that are in it for the long haul. It's got a battery status indicator so you'll know if it's time to recharge.
It has seven different monitor modes for different training options. Set it for running, cycling, swimming, just tracking your heart rate, or heart rate variability for identifying stress and recovery during training. If you're training for a duathlon or triathlon, set one of the multi-modes and it will track each of your different activities.
You can record your workout and save your training data to help you better understand where you need improvement.
Just like the Rhythm+, it uses both yellow and green optical sensors for better accuracy with all skin tones.
I tested the Rhythm24 with daily running sessions alongside my Apple Watch and found that the Rhythm24 was always more accurate, monitoring every heartbeat in real time, as opposed to updating with new information that was already behind by the time it synced.
The Rhythm24 uses the same type of armband used with the Rhythm+. I found it to be very comfortable during my runs, but have not tried it with weight training exercises.
At $99, about $10 more than the Rhythm+, the battery life and multiple training modes make this a much better fit with fitness fans that workout for more than just an hour or two. If you're a long-distance runner, a triathlon trainer, or just want to track your heart rate all day long, get the Rhythm24.
Polar H10 Heart Rate Monitor
Even before the smartwatch age, Polar was a household name in the fitness monitoring industry, and for good reason: The company's technology has long provided accurate and speedy fitness tracking for athletes.
After a few years of offering Bluetooth users the aging H7 chest strap, the company has created a new tracker for iPhone and Apple Watch users: the H10 heart rate monitor. The water-resistant neoprene chest strap is slimmer and more comfortable than its predecessor, all the while still running off a single CR 2025 watch battery. Unlike the Rhythm's oximeter, the H10 offers electrode-based heart monitoring — it's more accurate, but requires more body contact.
The H10 connects to your iPhone or Apple Watch using Bluetooth LE, though you'll want to use one of Polar's apps to get Polar's specific readings. I used Polar Beat; it's not my favorite app (and requires an in-app purchase if you want to see your heart rate/fat burn breakdown), but it does the trick. Your heart tracking will also log in Apple's Health app after you connect it, allowing you to take your fitness data elsewhere. And if you're not near a connected device, the H10 has a small amount of onboard storage, allowing you log a workout even without your devices present.
Note: We've seen a number of users run into an issue where the H10 appears on the iPhone, but not the Apple Watch; to fix this, you'll want to pair the H10 to the Apple Watch first, before connecting it to your iPhone — or disable Bluetooth on your iPhone from the Settings app before attempting to pair with Apple Watch.
Polar's H10 was by far the most accurate of the fitness trackers I tried, but it does come at the expense of having to wear a chest strap. During a run or weight training session, this shouldn't bother you, but full-contact sports might be a bit much: For me, anything strapped to my chest in derby is a potential bruising hazard — and I've seen enough cracked sternums to want to avoid that fate at all costs.
You can pick up both the H7 or the H10 from Amazon starting around $63, though I'd recommend spending the extra $10 to get the H10. The slimmer form-factor definitely makes a difference in comfort, and the heart rate tracking regularly appeared more consistent — with fewer random dips — than its predecessor.
Wahoo TICKR X heart rate monitor
If you've looked at connected fitness options in the Apple Store recently, you might have stumbled across Wahoo's TICKR line — the electrode-based neoprene chest strap works very similarly to Polar's sensor, offering up to 16 hours of offline tracking, water resistance, a specialty app called RunFit for tracking your workouts, and a few additional analytics.
The biggest difference between the TICKR X and the Polar H10 is in these little additional options, largely for runners: The TICKR lets you track your stride, ground contact time, and vertical oscillation. It's also less water resistant, offering protection up to 5 feet versus the Polar's 30.
In my tests, I found the TICKR X slightly less reliable than the Polar H10, largely thanks to its RunFit app, which occasionally caused the TICKR to malfunction — there were several instances during a workout where it claimed my heart rate was up in the 170s (it was not). I also noticed occasional misfires on account of the vertical oscillation tracker — during Wahoo's 7 Minute Workout, it refused to log multiple exercises and reps on account of not seeing the movement. That said, the TICKR does have a friendlier look to both the workout app and overall experience; it markets itself as a Bluetooth chest strap for beginners, rather than Polar's fitness experts.
If you're not interested in those extra features, you can also save a good chunk of change by going for Wahoo's regular TICKR model: It skips out on running analytics sensors, rep counting, and built-in memory in favor of a focused heart monitor. Check out the TICKR for about $50 and the TICKR X for $79.
Heart rate monitors on the horizon
There are three heart rate monitors I haven't tested yet, but are on my list to test soon:
- Polar OH1: Released in September 2017 for $99, Polar's OH1 is an optical heart rate sensor designed to be worn around the arm, like the Rhythm+. It offers 12 hours of battery life, up to 200 hours of memory, and is water-resistant up to 30m — good for most swimming workouts.
- Wahoo TICKRFIT: An armband heart rate monitor from the makers of the TICKR line, the TICKRFIT (released in March 2018) offers a rechargeable 30+ hour battery and IP70 water resistance (up to 5 feet, or "splash proof").
What's your pick?
Do you have a heart rate monitor you prefer that you've been using with your Apple Watch or iPhone? Let me know!
Updated July 2018: Updated with hands-on review of Scosche Rhythm24.
Serenity Caldwell contributed to an earlier version of this post.


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Grace, S 2011, 'Enhancing students' learning of palpatory skills: a focus on language' in Teaching palpation: proceedings of the OsEAN Open Forum 2011, Postdam, Germany.
Although debates about the validity and reliability of palpation as an assessment tool continue, palpation remains one of the core assessment skill of osteopathic medicine. Teaching palpation to osteopathic students is a complex and challenging task which is compounded by the limitations of human communication. According to sociocultural learning theory, learning results from verbal interactions with others and verbal support from the learning context. Students learn best when they are given the opportunity to discuss their experiences with their peers and this also applies to learning palpation. The choice of terms used by teachers and learners of palpation is particularly important because of the need to adequately represent individual palpatory experiences. Inadequacy of palpatory language and/or expectations of shared interpretations for descriptors of palpatory findings may inhibit student learning of palpatory skills. This paper describes a pilot study which explored the role of language in teaching palpation. Searches were conducted in osteopathic, chiropractic, physiotherapy and medical literature to explore the language used to describe palpatory experiences in physical examination of musculoskeletal anatomy. Search results were compared with the language used to describe palpatory experiences in a class of fourth year osteopathic students. Findings of the study highlight the range of palpatory terms used by fourth year osteopathic students to describe the same palpatory phenomena and suggest the need for instructional strategies that develop students' palpatory skills by encouraging verbal interactions among students and teachers about their personal experiences of palpation.


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But this weekend's news that Apple is readying a so-called Healthbook app as the platform's headline function is a major development.
Not simply because it shows where Cupertino is heading with its new version of the OS, but also because it says everything we need to know about the forthcoming iWatch too.
Chat about the iWatch being fitness-focused has been doing the rounds for months.
Apple has hired former Nike staff to help it develop the device and Tim Cook hasn't been shy about discussing the future of iOS in terms of health and fitness.
Healthbook, though, is beyond what many imagined.
As well as standard fitness app functions, such as tracking distance, pace and calories burned, this app will apparently be able to work out other vital measures of wellbeing.
How? Well most likely via a sensor in the iWatch, serving up heart rate, blood pressure and even glucose levels.
There's more too. Input what medication you're taking and Apple's app will serve-up reminders on when to take it and the dosage.
There are big questions which remain. What is Nike's role in this?
Cook, after all, is on the board at the sports giant and its fitness app is baked into the iPod nano.
Is this going to be a partnership or will Apple be going it alone?
If it's using Nike's expertise, then there's every chance this will be a cut above anything else on the market.
The main thing, though, is that this will make the iWatch irresistible.
This level of fitness tracking is already available, but there's no denying that Apple will make it far more appealing with Healthbook at the forefront.
An iWatch that has this level of skills will sell in the millions and push Apple's rivals harder than they could ever have imagined.
Samsung will probably have outed its Galaxy Gear 2 by the time the iWatch launches.
But it needs Apple's effort to hit shelves before smartwatches really become a mainstream proposition.
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Directed by Two-time Tony Nominee Joey McKneely, Asolo Repertory Theatre Opens its 2015-16 Season with the Groundbreaking Broadway Musical WEST SIDE STORY
The Asolo Rep Guild to Host Season Kick-Off Fall Luncheon Featuring Sarasota Herald-Tribune Theater and Television Critic Jay Handelman
Asolo Repertory Theatre Awarded $100,000 Grant by the Charles and Margery Barancik Foundation
Asolo Repertory Theatre Proudly Presents IllumiNation: A Series of Performances and Events Promoting Cross-cultural Conversations in the Community
Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents the 2015 New Stages Tour: Twelfth Night an FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training Production
Asolo Rep 2015-16 Season Single Ticket Sales Begin September 8 for Subscribers and Donors and September 26 for the General Public
Asolo Repertory Theatre to Host Local Auditions for Roles in West Side Story on Friday, September 4
Asolo Repertory Theatre to Participate in 2015 Community Foundation of Sarasota County Giving Challenge
Asolo Rep to Host This Beer is Your Beer One-Night-Only Beer Tasting Event on Friday, May 29 at 7pm
Woody Sez: The Life and Music of Woody Guthrie Opens May 30, 2015 at Asolo Rep
Asolo Rep Proudly Presents Kaleidoscope: Heart and Soul on Monday, May 18, 2015
Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents its Fifth Annual Men Who Cook Event on Sunday, May 3, 2015
The World Premiere of LUCK BE A LADY Brings Together Broadway Cast and Creative Team at Asolo Rep, Opens May 1, 2015
Asolo Rep to Host Auditions for Large and Diverse Casts for 2015-16 Season
Asolo Repertory Theatre and the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training Announced their 2015-16 Seasons
Asolo Repertory Theatre to Present JOSEPHINE in Spring 2016; The World Premiere of an Original Broadway-bound Musical
Asolo Rep Proudly Presents Three Brand New Plays in its Sixth Annual New Play Festival:UNPLUGGED
Pulitzer Prize Winner Nilo Cruz's Sotto Voce Opens Thursday, April 2 in the Historic Asolo Theater
Asolo Rep Presents its Annual Documentary Theatre Project: Faces of Change on March 19 and 20
Asolo Rep to Host Auditions for Local Non-Equity Roles in Fall 2015 Musical
Asolo Rep and the FSU/Asolo Conservatory for Actor Training to Announce 2015-2016 Seasons on Monday, March 16, 2015
Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents its 2015 Annual Gala: An Evening Live at The Sands
Asolo Repertory Theatre Wins WEDU Be More Award
Asolo Repertory Theatre Presents Inside Asolo Rep: Both Your Houses and Our Betters on Wednesday, February 25, 2015
Directed by Michael Donald Edwards, OUR BETTERS Opens March 13 at Asolo Rep
Asolo Repertory Theatre to Host Community Gatherings to Kick Off Annual Faces of Change Production
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Broadway's Spider-Man and The Green Goblin Unironically Talk Safety
At an unironic press conference about public safety, we chat with Spider-Man and The Green Goblin about tequila, Bloomberg's soda ban, and the presidential election.
Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark, the musical with the most famously complicated safety record in Broadway history, held an unironic press conference about Halloween safety on Oct. 25 outside of Foxwoods Theater. TheaterMania was live on the scene, asking....... "Seriously?"
Spider-Man (Reeve Carney) and the Green Goblin (Robert Cuccioli) led the event, flanked by four of the show's villains, a real-life-token-NYPD-detective, a real-life- token-FDNY-lieutenant and real-life members of the media, including The Associated Press.
TheaterMania got appropriately serious in an exclusive interview with Spider-Man and his nemesis about the origins of their passion for safety:
TheaterMania: So, when did you first become public safety advocates?
Spider-Man: [Laughs] Oh man, I think I've been a public safety advocate since I was a child, to some degree.
TM: Were you a hall monitor?
SM: Not really, but being the oldest in the family, I always felt protective of my family and siblings.
TM [to the the Green Goblin]: What about you?
The Green Goblin: I was a Boy Scout when I was young, so it probably started way back then.
TM: I bet it did. Do you think that it's safe to drink the worms at the bottom of tequila bottles?
SM: [Laughs] Wow. I've never tried it, so I can't really say one way or another…Are you planning on attempting to drink the worm?
TM: I've always wondered whether I should or shouldn't. So, on the subject of safety, our mayor has reduced the size of sodas for the safety of new York—
SM: No! That actually went through?
GG: It passed.
SM: All I will say is that I hope it really is for the safety.
TM: But you're disappointed about it?
SM: I'm just a little skeptical about it.
TM: Well, while we're on the subject of politics, who are you both voting for?
SM: I haven't decided yet.
TM: We've got an undecided!
GG: [Laughs]
SM: I'm registered as an independent. I'm not ready to make the choice yet.
GG: I've decided and I'm supporting our president. He is the right man for the job.
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College Freshman Captures Kansas Lottery 150
College Freshman Captures Kansas Lottery 150
Will Compete in Kansas Lottery 300 on Saturday
Most college freshman are worrying about their classes and finals. For Parker Kligerman, he's worrying about how to overcome a 15 point deficit and win the ARCA RE/MAX Series championship.
Kligerman captured today's Kansas Lottery 150 over Justin Lofton, who currently leads the point standings. Today's victory is Kligerman's eighth of the season.
"I feel like we could have a couple of more wins," he said.
Lofton and Kligerman battled it out over the last couple of laps.
"The final lap all I could think about was if Justin was going to pull a Carl Edwards on me," said Kligerman, referring to Edwards move in last year's Sprint Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway when Edwards made a bonzai-move on Jimmie Johnson as he attempted to take the win from Johnson.
Grant Enfinger, who has an all volunteer crew, finished third, his fourth top three in five races.
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Still no real progress one year after landmark UN refugees pledge
One year on from the historic United Nations summit for refugees and migrants, the international community has failed to make meaningful progress towards meeting the goals of the New York Declaration for Refugees and Migrants.
Uganda faces world's fastest growing refugee crisis as South Sudanese arrivals reach one million
Uganda's open-door policy to refugees has provided protection for one million South Sudanese - the third-largest population of refugees in the world.
International community responding to Uganda's call for refugee solidarity
Governments today pledged $352.6 million for refugees at the Uganda Solidarity Summit in Kampala.
Uganda needs more help in world's fastest-growing refugee crisis
Uganda is hosting the first Refugee Solidarity Summit on 22 and 23 June. Oxfam is calling on the international community to provide funds, humanitarian aid and, crucially, to pave the way for a peaceful resolution to conflicts in neighboring countries.
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Italo Calvino Quotes About PleasureQuotes about: Pleasure
Perhaps everything lies in knowing what words to speak, what actions to perform, and in what order and rhythm; or else someone's gaze, answer, gesture is enough; it is enough for someone to do something for the sheer pleasure of doing it, and for his pleasure to become the pleasure of others: at that moment, all spaces change, all heights, distances; the city is transfigured, becomes crystalline, transparent as a dragonfly.
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Tonight was the pre-season finale episode and I just wanted to do a quick blog to discuss a few ideas I had during the episode.
I had previously predicted that Daryl Dixon (since Jesus has sorta showed up and taken over the good looking role) would get killed either this season or next season. He did in fact get hurt in this episode so I may have been a bit hasty in that prediction. I don't think they would have played this game again and made us 'think' he was dead and then him not be after the stunts they pulled with Glenn. Instead, I think this may have been a diversion for Glenn's death by Lucille which according to the snippets from the Finale was going to be on there. Perhaps this whole season was just preparing us for Glenn's death and now it's about to happen, like in the comics.
Another quick note worth mentioning is I think the guy at the farm looking for the horse could have been a prelude to The Kingdom, comic fans will know this. I did notice this was also mentioned on Talking Dead as well.
Anyway, the only thing that confuses me is Dwight has both Glenn AND Daryl at the moment and one of those two are my big prediction to be killed off but I'm not sure Dwight is the character to do it. The only thing I can think is perhaps Dwight is part of the Saviors (which I'm not sure what he is really part of) and Negan is on the way to him now and then Negan basically has his pick. He would take Glenn or Daryl and use as the bargaining chip with Rick and when Rick denies the bargain he kills Glenn/Daryl. I could be completely wrong on that prediction but that's the only thing, at the moment, that I can think of that would make sense to get the characters in the right place for the plot that fits my prediction.


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Debbie Reynolds, Madonna Remember Elizabeth Taylor
The Hollywood community continues to pay tribute to the screen legend, who died Wednesday at 79.
Hollywood is mourning the death of Elizabeth Taylor, who died Wednesday at 79.
They have released statements and Tweeted their condolences on the screen siren's sad passing.
Below, a round-up:
"It was a long productive career and she was the most glamorous and sexual star of our generation. No one else could equal Elizabeth's beauty and sexuality. Women liked her and men adored her and her love for her children is enduring. She was a symbol of stardom. Her legacy will last."
- Debbie Reynolds
"I loved her. She hosted a huge party when Hello Dolly first opened in Los Angeles. I remember the lavender roses and the aura of the personality. She said when you find the particular love of your life it is never forgotten. We loved you too, Elizabeth."
-Carol Channing
"I was on Broadway with Sugar Babies simultaneously while Elizabeth was appearing in Little Foxes. We would meet occasionally after shows. I will never forget those eyes or that laugh."
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"How very sad for us all. She was a marker of our time, my time. It seems like yesterday that I taught a beautiful 14-year-old Elizabeth how to swim at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel, more beautiful, more voluptuous than Miss America. I will miss her."
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"Liz was a dear friend. Thoughtful... generous... and forever beautiful. She was a great legendary lady of Hollywood and she will be mourned worldwide. My heartfelt prayers and thoughts are with her family." - Julie Andrews
"I am so sorry to hear that this great legend has passed. I admired and respected her not only as an actress but for her amazing and inspiring work as an AIDS activist. She was one of a kind."
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- Barbra Streisand
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"Our loss in the motion picture business with Elizabeth Taylor's passing is momentous. She was a lady who gave of herself to everyone. I know I consider it a great personal loss."
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Located in Pondicherry, Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research is India's premium institute imparting education in medicine. JIPMER works both as an educational center that provides undergraduate and post graduate medical training as well as a full-fledged hospital that provides good inexpensive medical care to a large number of patients.
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JIPMER MBBS Important Dates – 2018
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This medical college and research institute were established by the governing French government those who administered Pondicherry in the year 1823 as Ecole de Medicine de Pondicherry. After this region became a part of the Indian union this established was named as the Dhanvantari Medical College and later upgraded to Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER).
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This institute conducts various medical courses for the undergraduates to the post graduate level. You can opt for PhD study also. The institute also do conducts different medical research programs.
JIPMER Medical Entrance 2015 Total Number of Seats:
There are total 150 seats for MBBS education at JIPMER, Puduchery. Out of the total 150 seats unreserved (UR) 50, OBC 28, SC 16, ST 11, Puducherry Residents 40 (PUR 23, POBC 11,PSC 6), NRI/OCI 5 seats (Under Self Finance Scheme). Entrance examination for all the 150 Seats are conducted online only based on distributed object system exam of 150 minutes duration (10:00 am – 12:30 pm) on 07.06.2015, Sunday under Single Shift.
JIPMER Medical Entrance 2015 Important Dates:
The important dates for JIPMER MBBS Entrance 2015 is as under.
On-line Registration from :.02.03.2015 (Monday) 11:00 AM
On-line Registration closes on : 04.05.2015 (Monday) 5.00 PM
Entrance Examination : 07.06.2015 (Sunday) 10.00 AM – 12:30 PM
Commencement of MBBS Course : 01.07.2015 (Wednesday) 10.00 AM
JIPMER Medical Entrance 2015 Eligibility:
Basic eligibility for JIPMER Medical Entrance 2015 is listed as under:
(i) Nationality: Indian Nationals / Overseas Citizens of India (OCI) are also eligible to apply
(ii) Qualification: Must have passed / appeared for HSC (10+2) examination with Physics, Chemistry, Biology / Biotechnology & English/Equivalent.
(iii) Age: Completed age of 17 years at the time of admission or will complete the age on or before 31st December 2015 i.e. he/she should have been born on or before 01.01.1999
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For JIPMER MBBS 2015 Help you can contact the following Authorities during office hours as mentioned hereunder.
Academic Section – Enquiry: Mrs. R. Kanmani, Mr. S Ramesh Babu, Contact No 0413 – 2298287 (Direct Line) 0413 – 2272380 : Extn : 8573
E-mail ID: [email protected]
Toll Free Help Line: 18002660371
JIPMER Website URL: www.jipmer.edu.in
Fax No: 0413 –2272735, 2272066, 2272067
For any further enquiry / Correspondence please contact the P.S to Dean: Mr. Singara Velane, 0413 – 2298283 (Direct Line)
Office of the Dean, III Floor, JIPMER Academic Centre Dhanvantri Nagar P.O, Puducherry 605 006.
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Mother's Day 2009 - baby robins hatch right outside my front door! And I have a perfect "bird's eye view" from my bedroom window!
I didn't go near the nest for the first week as I didn't want to discourage Mom Robin from hanging out and keeping their little pink bodies warm! But toward the end of the week, she left them unattended quite often as she searched for worms and other treats to bring back to her chicks.
Here they are - just 7 days old!
10 days old! My husband decided to help out a bit, gathered worms from under flower pots and left them in a dish near the nest.
11 days old! The chicks are really growing and changing fast now - I hardly recognize them from day to day! Look at that beautiful little wing.
On day 12 it's starting to be very tight quarters! I can't believe all four chicks can still fit in the nest together.
Day 14 and look how much they have grown and changed. Aren't they the cutest little robin chicks you ever saw! I love those little white tufts on their heads which are left over from the day they were hatched.
Definitely getting too crowded! The chick standing spent a couple hours fluffing his feathers and then, just two weeks from the day he was born, he flew off with Mom to learn the ways of the world outside the nest!
Day 15, only three chicks in the nest.
And then at mid-day another chick takes off with Mom to join his sibling hiding somewhere in our mini forest. So now - two left in the nest. And with all that room to stretch out and Mom still bringing 50 meals a day, they don't look too eager to leave the comfort of their newly expanded living quarters.
But Mom had other ideas and by noon of the 16th day, only one little chick remained. I worried that Mom Robin would leave him there all by himself overnight - but within just a couple hours she returned for her last little chick.
We can hear our robin family making sweet little robin sounds in the forest. Mom Robin sounds just like a "Mother". And the chicks? Well - they sound just like typical, playful little chicks!
I am left with an empty nest and memories of one of the more exciting two weeks of my life! I miss the chicks already.
I wish each of you the opportunity to watch baby robins grow at least once during your lifetime.
Embellishing your beautiful punched "tin" butterflies!Submitted by Pam on Tue, 05/19/2009 - 01:43
Thank you for all your comments on the Butterfly post!!! I am so pleased that many of you are going to make punched "tin" butterflies! I hope you will send me pictures - PLEASE! Or post them on Flicker and send me a link!
Before I begin talking about embellishing butterflies, I want to share a couple tips that were left as comments on my tutorial for making punched "tin" butterflies. These are very useful tips and I wanted to make sure no one missed them.
~ Rubbing alcohol will easily remove Sharpie ink from any metal you are working with.
How to Make Punched "Tin" ButterfliesSubmitted by Pam on Wed, 05/13/2009 - 03:52
Punched "tin" butterflies are almost always fluttering about somewhere in my home or garden! I never tire of making them and my enthusiasm has resulted in a rather large collection. (Huge - actually!) So consider this fair warning - they are addictive!
In addition to the instructions below, it may be helpful to review the tutorial for making Punched "Tin" Light shields posted last November as the techniques are quite similar.
Generations - Mother's Day MemoriesSubmitted by Pam on Thu, 05/07/2009 - 21:05
Great grandmother: Grammie
Grandmother: Gwen
Mother: Julieanne
Children: Diane and Mike
How-to Make a Simple Weaving Loom and Basic Weaving Techniques: part 3Submitted by Pam on Sat, 05/02/2009 - 19:55
Welcome to the second tutorial for "weaving without a loom". In this post, I'm covering techniques for changing threads, adding buttons and other helpful tips to add texture and interest to your wall hanging.
We'll begin with how to change yarns.
1) Holding the ends of the old and new weft yarns together as one, begin weaving them through the warp.
How to Make a Simple Weaving Loom and Basic Weaving Techniques: part 2Submitted by Pam on Fri, 05/01/2009 - 17:23
This is the second in a series of three weaving posts and the first of two tutorials.
This tutorial covers "loom" construction and basic weaving technique. The next tutorial, called "Beyond the Basics," covers adding yarns, weaving in beads, floating yarns, adding small pieces of yarn, and twisting yarns together to create a new yarn. (That one will be posted tomorrow.)


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It is commendable that the FDA has publicly recognized and acknowledged the effects of prescription medications, particularly sleep aids which most people incorrectly perceive to be harmless...
Malibu, CA (PRWEB) January 24, 2013
A recent story by Sabrina Tavernise of the New York Times covered The Food and Drug Administration's official recommendation to lower dosages of prescription sleep aids (in particular, Ambien and prescription medication containing the active ingredient zolpidem) for women, following repeated laboratory studies and confirmed reports of dangerous and unintended aftereffects.
The negative side effects of sleeping pills (such as driving impairment, higher risk of injury, prolonged blackouts, and strange behavior) have been documented for years, and many addiction treatment professionals, clinical experts, and medical doctors have long urged the FDA to act, and more clearly communicate appropriate public health warnings. Sleeping pills and other prescription medications have drastically increased in popularity in the last decade. Many sleep aids are currently available over the counter, and as a result the number of individuals seeking treatment for addiction to sleep medication and other prescription drugs corresponds strongly with this growing popularity.
Pax Prentiss, CEO and co-founder of both Passages Malibu and Passages Ventura addiction treatment centers, responded positively to this recent announcement by the FDA. "It is commendable that the FDA has publicly recognized and acknowledged the effects of prescription medications, particularly sleep aids which most people incorrectly perceive to be harmless," he said. "At Passages, we have noticed a significant increase in clients who are abusing prescription sleep medications. We also see a direct correlation between prescription sleep aid abuse and alcohol abuse, which is not coincidental and should be taken seriously. This announcement will create awareness regarding the risks of dependency and appropriate drug labeling. Perhaps most importantly, it will get people talking about how we as a society view prescription drugs."
The FDA's announcement emphasized the dosage for women because the body chemistry of women takes longer to metabolize the drug than that of men. The recommended dose for women was recently lowered to 5 milligrams from 10 for immediate-release products like Ambien. For extended-release products the recommended dose was lowered to 6.25 milligrams from 12.5. The FDA suggested that prescription drug manufacturers apply these lower doses to men as well, though it will not be mandatory.
"Passages Malibu was the first facility to develop a whole treatment program specifically targeted at prescription drugs abuse, because it has become a persistent and growing issue," said Prentiss. "I hope that the FDA and other federal agencies can alert the public that the choice to use prescription sleep drugs should not be treated lightly and we will continue to do our part by treating prescription drug addiction."
At Passages - Addiction Ends Here™
About Passages Malibu & Passages Ventura: Passages Malibu was named the "Number 1 Treatment Center in the World" by Healthcare Global magazine and also was mentioned as "One of The Most Luxurious Places to Dry Out" by Forbes magazine, and has earned the coveted JCAHO (The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations) accreditation, which has only been given to 6% of the nation's behavioral health treatment programs. Both Passages Malibu and Passages Ventura accept insurance.
Founded by Chris Prentiss and Pax Prentiss, Passages Malibu opened in 2001 with its second location, Passages Ventura, opening in 2009. The two drug and alcohol abuse treatment centers offer an alternative to the 12-step/AA model of addiction treatment by using a holistic approach and a program that focuses on the underlying issues of substance dependency, rather than suggesting that addiction is an incurable disease.
The co-founders are also authors of the acclaimed series of treatment books that include their groundbreaking flagship book, The Alcoholism & Addiction Cure.
For general inquiries about treatment, contact: 866-233-1753
For media inquiries, contact: press(at)passagesmalibu(dot)com


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StumbleUpon has the ability to drive a huge amount of traffic (up to 20,000 visitors for popular articles) to your website and can be a very valuable marketing tool.
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Please note that unless your page is visually appealing and has excellent, non-commercial content it isn't a good idea to submit it. Likewise, it is better to submit an internal article rather than your homepage.
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Jaipur, India is known for its temples, festivals, gardens, and restaurants. Rent a cottage with 24 hour room service or stay in a large villa with a private terrace. While in Jaipur you can also visit other popular cities in India, such as New Delhi.
Jaipur has a wide variety of attractions that you can visit while on vacation. There are several forts in Jaipur, including Nahargarh Fort, Jaigarh Fort, and Amber Fort. Some popular temples you can visit are the Govind Dev Jee Temple and the Moti Doongri Ganesh Temple. While in Jaipur you can go to the Rambag Polo Ground to see a polo match. Go for a stroll through Vidyadhar Garden and Sisodia Rani ka Bagh. For a rooftop dinner, eat dinner at the Peacock Rooftop Restaurant at the Hotel Pearl. For outdoor dining, try Kalyan Restaurant. Depending on when you are visiting Jaipur, there may be a festival going on! If you are visiting during July and August, you can see the Teej Festival. If you are visiting in March, you can see folk dances and elephant polo at the Elephant Festival.
You can take a day trip to Kishangarh, which is also in the state of Rajasthan and is about an hour and a half drive from Jaipur. In Kishangarh you can visit the Brahma Temple and see Ajmer Sharief, which is a famous Muslim Pilgrimage site. Another day trip you can go on, although it's a bit further away, is to New Delhi. New Delhi is about a four-hour drive from Jaipur. In New Delhi you can explore the Lodi Gardens, which is filled with artists, tombs, and flowers. If you're into art and history, make sure to go see the exhibits at the National Museum of New Delhi, which has 200,000 works of art. While in New Delhi you can also walk and eat your way through Spice Market and go shopping in Dilli Haat. For a day trip that's a little closer to Jaipur, try going to Bhangarh. Bhangarh is an hour and a half drive from Jaipur.
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Luigina McCarthy is an adult education practitioner with over 12 years of experience in training and design. She has experience in developing both local and international programs which has given her a unique perspective in designing for multi-lingual audiences. She is passionate about learning and is excited to pursue the ongoing education of adult learners.As a designer, Luigina's goal is to create unique and engaging materials that encourage adults to become active participants in their own growth and development. She aims to design materials that are flexible and can meet the demanding needs of any workplace.
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Prior to this, Eric was the Director of Library Information Technology and a Senior Research Associate in Applied Mathematics at the California Institute of Technology. Eric holds a computer science degree from the K. U. Leuven (Belgium) and a Ph. D. in Mathematics from the Courant Institute, New York University, NY. He chaired the OpenURL standardization committee, which developed the OpenURL ANSI standard. He is the author of many papers in scientific computing, library technology, and the graduate textbook "Concurrent Scientific Computing", published by Springer-Verlag. Eric is chair of the NDLTD Membership Committee.
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'Someday The Heart Will Trouble The Mind' - The High Bar Gang - delicious harmonies and slick strings(July 01, 2016)
With The High Bar Gang you're hearing a contemporary take on old-time bluegrass with outstanding vocal harmony and polished instrumentation. Their debut album's title 'Lost and Undone: A Gospel Bluegrass Companion' pretty much summed up what to expect, the follow up 'Someday The Heart Will Trouble The Mind', which releases 19th August, shows how they've developed their art and simply raises the bar higher. It also encapsulates the package – songs about searched-for love, abandoned love, lost love, love that cheats and hurts – all pains of the heart that hurt the mind.
That's not to say that this album is one of sadness and misery, far from it. 'Someday The Heart Will Trouble The Mind' might well chart a course through the roads taken by troubled hearts but the mix of delicious harmonies and slick strings make it a journey to take.
The High Bar Gang are Dave Barber (banjo, mandolin, guitar, vocals) Kirby Barber (vocals, guitar, bass) Rob Becker (bass) Barney Bentall (vocals, guitar) Wendy Bird (vocals, guitar) Colin Nairne (guitar, mandolin, vocals) and Shari Ulrich (vocals, fiddle, mandolin). Website: highbargang.com
Review: Tom Franks