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The benefits of wireless internet are infinite – when it's up and running, that is. People depend on a wireless network that's fast, reliable and has wide coverage. Dial-up internet is a thing of the past and if your WiFi connects that slow then you have a problem.
Lucky for you, there are plenty of free and simple tricks to maintain a strong wireless network.
Please Note: You should already have a wireless router setup as well as your computer connected to a wireless network. Contact your Internet provider if you do not know your wireless name/ID or password.
1. Move Your Wireless Router
Physically moving your router is one of the easiest ways to improve your wireless network connection. Your router should be in a centralized location of your home. Try in-between the levels of your home, such as the first floor.
Keep your router away from any other devices that may interfere with a wireless signal. That includes microwaves, cordless phones, or iHomes.
Avoid having your router in any cabinets or AV racks. The goal here is to maximize coverage in the home – you can't do that if you're blocking the signal.
You can also try to perform a speed test. Bring your router to different locations in your home and see how the signal changes. You will be able to be more precise and strategic that way.
2. Change the Channel
Another step to maintaining a strong wireless network is through changing the channel. Your router can pick up other wireless devices such as cordless phones, Bluetooth speakers, microwave ovens or baby monitors.
That overload can cause interference, slowdowns, and unstable connections. If you switch your wireless network to a less busy channel you could increase connectivity.
Try using your Wi-Fi scanner when deciding on another network. Apple, Windows and Android systems all offer software you can download to identify strong networks in your vicinity.
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Your router has a default setting that makes it easy for you to add devices to your SSID (Service Set Identifier). Meaning that visiting relatives and neighbors see your wireless network as an option.
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Security should be at the top of your list when it comes to your wireless network. And the kind of security you have for your network is as important as having it in the first place.
WEP encryption has become a poor form of protection and can limit the speed of your wireless network. If possible, try to limit your router to only work with WPA2 encryption.
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If your wireless network is still unreliable, try rebooting your router. Shut down the device by switching off its power source. Then give it a few minutes before starting it back up again. The reboot should re-balance your Wi-Fi's signal.
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Eddie Peng, the male lead in Sound of The Dessert, recently teamed up with Angelababy to shoot for the new Adidas NEO 2015 CF. You can see their video and photos below.
This Taiwan-born Canadian boy entered the entertainment industry in 2002. Til now, he has over 30 movies and over 10 TV dramas in Asia. He was not only nominated for 34th Hong Kong Film Award as Best Actor, but he also joined in China's reputable director Zhang Yimou's team for his new work The Great Wall, working with Matt Damon and Pedro Pascal. Now he is working with Dante Lam, one the most famous Hong Kong directors, for the new movie To The Fore. Dante Lam has prepared this movie for around 15 years. Looking forward to it!
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|World Summit on Sustainable Development and Aid for Poverty Diseases
Dr. Lewis: My hon. Friend said that there are at least two relevant pharmaceutical firms in his constituency. Now that an agreement has, I believe, been reached on differential pricing for drugs going to stricken third-world countries, have those firms said how they regard the options? Would they rather their drugs be supplied as a result of arrangements made Government to Government, or are they happy for the arrangements to be made through EU institutions?
Mr. Hawkins: It is fair to say that both companies try to stay away from matters of political and, in particular, party political controversy as much as they can. However, without referring to people by name, it is fair to say that in discussions with me and my friend and colleague in the European Parliament, Nirj Deva, individuals have expressed great concern about corruption and the fact that the move from supplying aid through charities and other NGOs is not helpful. It would not be wise of me to go further than that.
The intervention by my hon. Friend the Member for New Forest, East (Dr. Lewis) enables me to remind the Committee of one controversy that was stirred up by the Secretary of State. In summer 1998, conflict and food shortages in Sudan left thousands of refugees in need of aid. In June 1998, she criticised the charities of the Disasters Emergency Committee for raising money for Sudan, and was quoted as calling their campaign ''unnecessary''. At the one world international media conference on 3 June 1998, she said that charities were ''compounding compassion fatigue'', which angered many people who spend their lives working for charities. Despite her words, the campaign, which was launched on 21 May that year, raised Ł10.5 million for a very good cause. Indeed, recipient countries are all grateful for the work done by charities.
Many other hon. Members may want to speak, and I do not want to take up the Committee's time. We shall not oppose the motion, but we wanted to place some concerns on record.
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Mr. Hopkins: I wanted to pursue some of the themes of my earlier questions, but it would be unfair to ask the Minister to answer them because they are my own thoughts and have been given no other airing. Indeed, I expect my hon. Friend the Minister not to answer my comments, but to take them back to the committees on which she sits.
On the first point raised by the hon. Member for New Forest, East, we have discussed the delivery of EU aid in this Committee before, and we have concluded that the Department for International Development does a better job by delivering aid directly rather than passing it through the EU machinery. That is just in terms of efficiency, setting aside questions of corruption. I would have more confidence in DFID than in the EU. That is not a slur on the EU, but follows the inevitable fact that the
Column Number: 015more machinery is gone through, the more wastage happens.
However, that is not my prime concern—my prime concern is that millions of people are facing death. We should all recognise that. It was even suggested this weekend that some communities are facing extinction because of the ravages of AIDS, and we cannot just sit around and talk about it for months or years while people die in those numbers. Something must be done, whether that is by individual Governments helping particular countries or by all the Governments of developed countries working together in a coalition.
Mr. Johnson: Does the hon. Gentleman agree that if we are to give money to help South Africa fight its AIDS problem, we should demand from the South African Government a recognition of the link between HIV and AIDS and a repudiation of the continual assertions by Thabo Mbeki to the contrary?
Mr. Hopkins: I think that there has been some movement on that point recently, but if the hon. Gentleman is prepared to wait a little, he will hear that I am not suggesting giving money. I shall come to that later. We are all aware of the obvious and established link between HIV and AIDS. The important thing is to get the drugs to those who are suffering from AIDS, or who are HIV positive but who have not yet developed AIDS. Governments are acting directly, especially the British Government: we have a good record of delivering on aid. That action may not be enough, but it is direct. We also have Commonwealth links with some of these countries, and a history of close links with many other countries as a result of our imperial past. We also have the advantage of language. We can do a good job, but we need to put more money and effort into it.
If this were a war, Governments would not incentivise private companies to do their best to help people, but would act directly with Government employees—soldiers—to solve the problem. Indeed, Governments do that individually and collectively. We face a problem that requires a campaign of military proportions throughout the world. If we are serious about dealing with these issues, we must consider stronger Government involvement in research.
We should also consider the direct commandeering of production to ensure that we produce enough of the necessary pharmaceuticals and deliver them cheaply, or even free of charge, to the countries that need them. As a modest economist, I appreciate the importance of differentiated markets with differentiated prices. One must insulate markets from each other. It is not beyond the wit of Governments and modern technology to tag pharmaceuticals so that they can be used only in those areas, and are immediately identifiable if they leak out of those markets.
I am not as worried as some are about pharmaceutical companies. I am an old-fashioned socialist, and I remember the days when we talked about public ownership of the pharmaceutical industry, although we are some way from that at this point. The hon. Member for Henley (Mr. Johnson)
Column Number: 016laughs. Perhaps he is not as old as I am and does not remember those days, but I do. There is a case for direct Government involvement in the provision of the necessary pharmaceuticals to those poor countries. It will delay, not solve, the problem if we go through EU machinery and try simply to incentivise private producers to deliver by protecting their profits and their patent rights.
When history is written and future generations look back, they will ask why we did nothing, but just let things happen. Were we simply protecting the sensitivities of the free market and global corporations, or were we seriously concerned about the people being infected and dying?
Mr. Johnson: Does the hon. Gentleman support the European Parliament amendments to the regulations to give effect to compulsory licensing for the drugs in southern Africa and elsewhere?
Mr. Hopkins: That strikes me as a step in the right direction. However, I would go further, and urge other countries to do the same. Governments should not wait for amendments to a directive, but should take direct action and persuade other Governments to do the same. They should not to be too sensitive to the resistance of pharmaceutical companies who might be more interested in protecting their profits, licences and patents than in saving the lives of millions of people. The problem will get worse.
Over the weekend, there was much publicity about the problem of AIDS, which was close to home. In fact, it came to my home. I recently noticed the significant increase in the number of African immigrants coming to live in Luton, and I wondered why. One reason why people try to get to Britain appears to be that they can get drugs here that they cannot get there. They face almost certain death if they are HIV positive, or have developed AIDS, and are forced to return to Africa. Here, they at least have the possibility of acquiring the necessary drugs. Last night, it was suggested on the ''Panorama'' programme or on Channel 4 news that some doctors are prescribing these drugs even though they perhaps should not. They are doing so because they are humane people and are trying to help.
Dr. Lewis: Before the hon. Gentleman leaves the earlier part of his speech too far behind, let me make a point. I am interested that one agency that he did not mention was the United Nations. The UN has a grave concern about the pandemic and I would have thought that for the quasi-military campaign of supply of drugs that he has in mind, it would be the appropriate relief organisation, as it was after previous forms of holocaust.
Mr. Hopkins: I am grateful for that sensible suggestion. My one worry is that the UN is often hamstrung by lack of funds and by a lack of support from certain Governments. In a sense, some developed countries could take a lead and pull the UN with them. I agree entirely that we should use the UN as best we can to promote what I am suggesting. I should point out that these are only thoughts that arose today as I read through the papers. They are not a political initiative that I have developed before. It just occurs to
Column Number: 017me that we must do something much more serious than we are now contemplating if we are to solve the problem of the millions of people who are dying and are likely to die in Africa and elsewhere.
Mr. Hawkins: I am not sure whether I correctly divined that the hon. Gentleman was coming towards the end of his remarks, but before he moved too much further on, I wanted to say that I hope that despite his remarks about pharmaceutical companies and their profits he will pay tribute to the huge work of their scientists in developing the drugs that have already been widely used in the developing world.
Mr. Hopkins: Obviously I recognise the contribution that pharmaceutical companies and their scientists have made to the world. We have made some advances. But pharmaceutical companies are not beyond criticism, even in the work that they have done. They are commercial companies. They are trying to make profits. They will act as commercial companies do to try to maximise their profits in the way that they sell their products. Direct Government involvement has a role to play here. If the pharmaceutical companies have to be constrained in some way or used by Government, so be it. I want to say no more than that. We need direct Government involvement and the UN would be a useful route too.
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Chocolate chip cookies are the number one dessert request in our house - hands down they are Justin's favorite cookie. He would have no problem eating cookies for breakfast, lunch and dinner....come to think of it he sometimes does. Years ago, when we first started dating he bought me a Kitchen Aide Stand Mixer under the one condition that I bake him chocolate chip cookies once a week. I didn't quite live up to that promise, it's more like once a month, sometimes every other week in the Fall + Winter months.
When baking chocolate chip cookies I like to experiment a bit // different combinations of flours and add ins mostly. I have had a bag of almond flour from NOW Foods that I haven't been quite sure what to do with - so I tossed a bit into my standard cookie recipe, replacing the quick oats it calls for. I also had some dates on hand and thought why not - a couple, nicely chopped went in too.
It was a good call - for both equally. I love the caramel undertones of the dates and the almond flour gives nice structure to the cookies.
Justin prefers a softer cookie so I made this batch with brown sugar. Often times I will use a combination of brown sugar and white sugar for a crisper cookie. For a super crisp cookie you can use straight up white sugar.
Since we moved I cannot tell you how many times I have relocated my box of homemade Pure Vanilla Extract...now I can't find it. Since I ran out about a month ago and can't find my stash, I have bee relying on my ground vanilla from Laza that I received in my Globe In Box - it has been a lifesaver.
Mini chocolate chips, chocolate chips or a chopped up chocolate bar work in this recipe. I just so happened to have a bag of mini chips on hand so that is what I used.
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1/2 cup vegan butter
3/4 cup brown sugar
1 vegan egg // flax, chickpea brine, chia
1 tsp vanilla // ground or extract
1/2 cup almond flour
1 cup all purpose flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp sea salt
3 dates dates // pitted + chopped
1/2 cup mini chocolate chips
Pre heat oven to 350 degrees F*
Cream together butter and brown sugar until light & fluffy. Add in vanilla & vegan egg, mix well
scrapping down sides if needed..
Add remaining ingredients minus the chopped dates + chocolate chips and mix until
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On a parchment lined baking sheet, place dough a tablespoon at a time on the sheet about an inch apart- 2
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After the Asiatic lions living in Gir forest of Saurashtra, wild ass will feature in the popular Khushboo Gujarat Ki advertisement campaign of the Tourism Corporation of Gujarat Limited (TCGL).
Amitabh Bachchan, who is the brand ambassador of Gujarat tourism and leads the Khusboo Gujarat Ki campaign, shot for the ad near Patdi and Dasada areas of Wild Ass Sanctuary in Surendranagar district on Tuesday.
Wild ass is a schedule-I animal and has been put in the category of endangered species, along with Asiatic lions. Belonging to the horse family, wild ass is found in the Little Rann of Kutch (LRK) spread across Surendranagar and Kutch districts.
It is also found in the Great Rann of Kutch and parts of Rajasthan. Incidentally, after the ad showing Bachchan camping in Gir forest, with lions roaming in the background, was released in 2011, the tourist flow at Sasan Gir in Junagadh for lion safari has increased manifold.
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River Reflections Smoky Mountain Photo Tour
The green color cast of the water was created by the trees on the far side of the river. The leaves were backlight by the late afternoon sun. When I find sections of the river like this I mark down the time and location for future visits.


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David E. Kelley Is Not Giving Up on Wonder Woman
It takes more than the CW to take her down.
Alas, David E. Kelley's version of Wonder Woman didn't immediately find a buyer when it was taken out to the broadcast networks earlier this month. But Kelley isn't about to hop into his invisible jet and fly away from the project: He tells Vulture he's not given up on the idea. "The bottom line is, I had a lot of fun writing it and we're still optimistic that we're gonna do it," he told us. "We have a script that Warners and DC are very excited about." So why didn't Wonder Woman fly?
Kelley theorized that the timing might not have been right. Network development season is headed into the homestretch and green-lighting the project now might have required a network to divert a lot of resources very late in the pilot game. "It's a huge project and we just rolled it out last week. It was a bit much to expect people to chew it off for this next season," Kelley said. "But I think everybody's confident that we're gonna see it." Kelley wouldn't talk too much about his take on the Wonder mythology, saying that "it's too complicated to categorize. But that for me was the most fun thing: complicating the character and probing a lot of her human dimension — and not just the superhero." Until then, he'll stay busy with his new NBC series Harry's Law, starring an invisible plane-less Kathy Bates, which bows Mondays at 10 starting January 17.


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What is FFPE?
Definition: FFPE or Formalin-Fixed Paraffin-Embedded is a method of preservation of cell tissues used extensively in profiling gene expression. FFPE Samples can be stored at room temperature and therefore avoid the complexities and risks of freezing.
Pre-analytical processing typically involves multiple steps, including sample fixation, DNA isolation and quantitation. At each of these stages, even minor differences in e.g. operator to operator sample handling, instrumentation and methodology can introduce significant variation, calling into question the quality of DNA and the reliability of downstream assay results.
Isolation of genomic DNA from formalin fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissues is a critical step for molecular diagnostic (MDx) assays. It is essential that the maximum amount of DNA is recovered from the FFPE tissues and its quality is sufficient to perform the necessary MDx assays (e.g. QPCR, Sanger Sequencing, Pyrosequencing™).
A custom FFPE cell line block was generated to investigate the most appropriate DNA extraction kit for recovering the optimum DNA yield and concentration from low cell numbers. DNA extraction was performed using five comparable methods; Promega Maxwell® 16 FFPE Tissue LEV DNA Purification Kit; Promega MagneSil® Genomic, Fixed Tissue System Kit; Promega ReliaPrep™ FFPE gDNA Miniprep System; Qiagen DNeasy Blood & Tissue Kit; Roche Cobas® Sample Preparation Kit.
Laboratories often assume that a failed assay is as a result of a failed analytical step, however root cause analysis often shows that problems with DNA extraction or issues with quantification are really at fault (e.g. over-estimating sample DNA concentration leading to the assay being under loaded).
Analyzing the cause of a failed assay is a particular challenge for laboratories not used to handling FFPE tissues, or for laboratories using quantification methodologies that tend to overestimate the amount of DNA in a sample when measuring concentrations below 20 ng per microliter (e.g. NanoDrop).
In response to this need, Horizon Discovery has developed a range of FFPE Reference Standards to enable effective end-to-end process validation.
Through custom Reference Standards we can offer the option of customizing reference material uniquely into multiple different analytes and formats.
The reference standards are highly consistent and reliable, yielding near identical quantities of DNA, enabling users to compare extraction kits and control for batch to batch variation.
Development of Quantitative B-Raf, EGFR, K-Ras and PI3Kα FFPE Molecular Reference Standards
Isolation of genomic DNA from formalin fixed paraffin embedded (FFPE) tissues is a critical step in many molecular diagnostic assays. Horizon Diagnostics has generated FFPE reference standards containing defined DNA quantities and mutant allelic frequencies, enabling the quality control of both DNA extraction and assay sensitivity.
Applying Reference Standards in the workflow
Reference Standards are prepared using highly homogeneous cell densities that yield a consistent and reproducible quantity of DNA.
Laboratories are able to compare and establish the efficacy of DNA extraction through we benchmarked against the total theoretical yield of our reference material. The comparison of the different methods within the laboratory as can be seen above is an example of the variability.
Data from Horizon (below) shows that when DNA is extracted from these standards using five different commercially available protocols, significant variability in yield is observed.
Following extraction, accurate FFPE DNA yield must be determined in order to input the appropriate amount of material for downstream sequencing library preparation, as well as to understand theoretical allele frequency thresholds (see below).
While spectroscopic methods like UV/VIS provide adequate estimation at concentrations higher than 10 ng/µL, fluorometric quantification will always be more accurate and specific (measuring DNA only).
Importantly, the method of quantification will greatly affect your results.
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Southland Recap: "Mozambique"Matt Richenthal at . Comments
On this week's new episode of Southland, viewers learned a lot about Detective Adams and Ben Sherman.
Through a case that involved an abandoned baby, we discovered a key aspect to Adams' past; meanwhile, at a retirement party for a fellow cop, a big piece of Sherman's background fell into place.
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Dairy farmers will be bracing themselves for still more falls in product prices at tomorrow's Global Dairy Trade auction, going on current futures market pricing.
NZX dairy futures prices have been weak across the board, and the market overall still suffers from an excess of supply over demand.
Market specialist OM Financial said in a commentary that a decline on the GDT price index of 5 to 10 per cent at tomorrow 's auction would not come as a surprise.
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• Have NZ farmers escaped El Nino?
• El Nino keeps it grip on New Zealand's climate
"Based on the futures, and what is happening in our markets, it's all looking pretty negative," OM Financial director of financial markets, Nigel Brunel, said.
Whole milk powder prices - which are a key component of Fonterra's farmgate price - were threatening to duck below US$2000 a tonne at tomorrow's auction from US$2188 a tonne at the last sale on January 20.
"With El Nino very benign thus far, payouts dropping and looking weak; the outlook for dairy remains gloomy," Brunel said. "Given these factors and the global picture, it looks to be another painful year domestically," he said.
Rain across much of the country has alleviated concerns that the current El Nino weather pattern would hit output, but Fonterra chairman John Wilson said last week that Fonterra's forecast of a 5 to 6 per cent fall in production for the current season still stood, based on the higher than normal level of de-stocking that has taken place as a result of low milk prices.
With El Nino very benign thus far, payouts dropping and looking weak; the outlook for dairy remains gloomy.
Fonterra last week cut its farmgate milk price forecast for the 2015/6 season to $4.15 a kg of milksolids from a previous forecast of $4.60 a kg in response to weak international prices. The average break-even point for most farmers has been estimated at $5.40 kg.
Combined with the earnings per share range of 45-55 cents, this year's total payout from Fonterra would come to $4.50-$4.55 per kg.
The key factors driving dairy demand are declining international oil prices which have weakened the spending power of countries reliant on oil revenues, economic uncertainty in developing economies and a slow recovery of dairy imports into China.


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* May be looking for an "encore career" that fulfills them
* Bored, stuck and frustrated in their current situation
* Feeling there must be more to life than the 9 to 5 rut they are in
* Needing help connecting with their passions and purpose
After coaching, my clients enjoy living life from a place of passion and purpose, while sharing their unique gifts with the world.
They are empowered to:
* Make a living doing what they love
* Live more fulfilled, joyful lives
* Live in a more balanced way
* Equipped with tools to more easily navigate life's challenges
* Enjoy contributing something of value to the world
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I empower my clients with tools and processes to live joyfully and "on purpose". As well as traditional coaching methods, I draw upon my training and experience as a law of attraction coach to teach my clients how to get in touch with what they are feeling and bring awareness to how they are thinking and speaking about what they want. I also help people with belief change--helping them shift the subconscious beliefs that may be sabotaging their conscious goals. This I do using a variety of methods, including my training in PSYCH-K®.
I have a gentle style, while still holding my clients accountable to doing what they say they will do, so they can move forward in life. I partner with clients to help them get a clear vision of what they want, and together we create a plan of actionable steps to attain their vision. I support them through challenges, and equip them with tools to deal with the challenges that arise so they are empowered long after the coaching sessions are over. I more ...
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I offer private coaching packages of four months of weekly 60 minute calls (or Skype) for a total of 16 sessions. This package also includes email support and "laser" coaching sessions (10-15 minute highly focused calls) as needed by the client.
I also offer single 'refresher" sessions for clients who want occasional extra support after completing the package.
Living on Purpose: 12 Steps to Loving Monday Morning is designed to take you step by step to discovering your life purpose and creating a life you love while contributing to the world in some way. This package includes online support.
My group coaching packages are:
1.) Living on Purpose: 12 Steps to Loving Monday Morning
This coaching program offers 12 modules of written exercises and weekly group coaching and Q & A calls, designed to get you in touch with your passions and highest purpose and create a plan of action to make it a reality, so you can love your life and contribute to the world in ways that delight you!
2.) Happiness Generator
This 8 week group program teaches you proven tools and techniques for increasing your happiness "set point". It is conducted in 8 weekly telecalls with a support "playbook" to help you develop new happiness habits.
I have always been in a role of helping people to become the best version of themselves they can be. In college I was trained as a crisis intervention para-professional, working as a volunteer on a telephone hot line for people with a variety of issues. I went on to work as a social worker and client advocate. When my son was born my interests turned to children and I got my Montessori teaching credential in lower elementary education from Xavier University. I am pleased to still receive letters from my former students, letting me know how their time in my class has impacted their lives in positive ways. When I found out about life coaching I didn't hesitate to sign up for the training. It was what I had been looking for and it has changed my life in so many profound ways! I get a thrill from seeing others succeed in what they want to bring about in their lives!
I love what I do and I specialize in life purpose because I have been in the position of feeling burnt out, lost, more ...
Fees: from $100 USD to $897 USD
Fees vary according to packages:
1. Single sessions: $100 (only for clients who have completed a package)
2. Private Coaching four month package: $450 per month or $1600 if paid in full upfront ($200 discount)
3. Living on Purpose: 12 Steps to Loving Monday Morning Online Coaching: $397
4. Happiness Generator Group Coaching: $597
5. Living on Purpose: 12 Steps to Loving Monday Morning Group Coaching: $897 (3-pay option available)
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I worked with Estra as a Life Coach in anticipation of closing my business and changing career direction. We had phone meetings weekly and worked together for 4 months. Estra has a very gentle manner which immediately made me feel comfortable and willing to open up, share and be vulnerable enough to learn and grow. Estra was always on time and always upbeat and ready for our call. There was a very good balance of me sharing and expressing myself and her guiding me to a different way of looking at the situations I broached. I learned so much through my work with her and the homework and her responses to my homework helped me focus and grow each week. I especially liked the specific activities such as the "placemat"; "setting intentions" and realizing the "law of attraction" is real and powerful. Estra went above and beyond when we met in person and did an activity which reset past false beliefs and self doubts. Her background was especially helpful to me as it personally resonated with me. I also admired the fact she herself changed careers and is now thriving in her own life purpose!
Estra, I want to thank you from my heart for helping me to find out what my purpose is. Before I began working with you, I had no sense of what I wanted to do with my life and felt like I had no direction. But in working with you, you helped me to figure out what I wanted to do. And you helped me to realize that I didn't need to know exactly how I was going to do it, and that it would happen in time. I had to really work on that part…. I am forever grateful to you and I can't thank you enough!!
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Coach John Stankevitch is ready to wield the axe after watching his Rochdale Hornets squad fall to a fifth Co-operative Championship One defeat of the season at lowly South Wales Scorpions.
Stankevitch said his experienced men were at fault and he should have kept faith with the young players who have served him well in previous weeks.
And he even thinks his own job may be on the line after the Hornets huffed and puffed but couldn't blow down a stubborn Scorpions, who had only won a single Championship game before Sunday's victory.
The two-point defeat hid the fact that Rochdale were off the pace, and only made it close in the final seconds with a converted try.
The Rochdale boss blasted afterwards: "The honourable thing is to pay full credit to Scorpions who played valiant, enthusiastic rugby.
"For me to say we were poor, though, would be to put it mildly. It will be a long, hard season if we carry on like that. We have not made enough sacrifices.
"We have established players who have played Championship rugby for 10 years but we have gone from the best defensive team in the divison to the worst.
"We need new players or a new coach.
"I will not make the second decision – that will be up to the directors – but I have sacrificed playing the kids who I used a fortnight ago for the experienced players because it was a long way down here.
"The bottom line is that they turn up for the game, but I have asked them time and time again to do extras during the week like going to the gym and running.
"I have to make decisions on which players will be here next season."
There were few highlights in the match for Hornets, with prop John Cookson going from hero to zero in the space of a couple of minutes after he scored a try, only to then high tackle an opponent and spend 10 minutes in the sinbin.
Centre Daniel Davies scored one try and delivered the final pass for a couple of Hornets' others. Wing Dean Gorton also had a decent match, going over twice for tries, while full-back Wayne English scored on 18 minutes and Steve McDermott got the final try of the six with the last move of the match.
Paul Crook landed three out of six conversions – one more would have drawn the game – while interchange Phil Braddish was pretty good in the forward collisions. But those were the only positives that Stankevitch could honestly muster from an average display.
The Scorpions had the best players on the pitch, with loose forward Ashley Bateman excellent in the rucks, while hooker Nathan Mossop went over for a hat-trick.
Scrum-half Steve Parry, who was probably the most consistent of the Scorpions' men, scored two tries, with big centre Kevin James, making his home debut, bulldozing his way over the line past some weak tackling.
It gave Stankevitch a lot to think about on the way home and, after laying down the law, he expects nothing short of a vast improvement for the rest of the campaign.
South Wales Scorpions: Jamie Murphy, Dalton Grant, Tom Morgan, Kevin James, David James, Loz Wildbore, Steve Parry, Greg Burke, Nathan Mossop, Joe Burke, Chris Vitalini, Geraint Davies, Ashley Bateman. Replacements: Shaun Owens, Phil Carleton, Alun Wyn Davies, Callum Wilkinson
Rochdale Hornets: Wayne English, Dale Bloomfield, Daniel Davies, Chris Baines, Dean Gorton, Paul Crook, Johnny Leather, Joe Fitzpatrick, Chris Hough, John Cookson, Gary Middlehurst, Adam Bowman, Dayne Donoghue. Replacements: Steve McDermott, Mark Hobson, Dave Newton, Phillip Braddish
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text: Annual fee could be obstacle for College of Teaching proposals Published: 15 May 2014 Comment on this article The price of membership could prove to be a major stumbling block for the proposed College of Teaching, research has suggested. A poll has found that just four in 10 teachers currently support plans for an independent College of Teaching to be created. Furthermore, a quarter of those supporting the idea would not be prepared to pay a membership or registration fee, with most others saying they would pay no more than £30 a year. The findings, which come from a survey of 1,163 teachers published by the Sutton Trust, are at odds with the current proposals, which suggest membership fees of between £70 and £130 a year. The idea for a College of Teaching has been gaining momentum over the past 18 months and earlier this year a commission of teachers and teaching leaders, chaired by the Prince's Teaching Institute (PTI), published a blueprint of what the body might look like. The proposal is for a College that would operate independently of government and the political cycle and work to raise the standing of the profession, to ensure that evidence is at the heart of teaching practice, and to promote effective CPD. However, the poll found that while 41 per cent of the teachers supported the idea, another 41 per cent were undecided, while 17 per cent were opposed. Support for the proposal is stronger among secondary teachers, with 45 per cent being in favour compared to 37 per cent of primary teachers. However, it seems that membership fees could prove to be the stumbling block. Of those teachers supporting the idea, 26 per cent said they would not pay any fees, 47 per cent would only pay up to £30 a year, and 15 per cent would pay up to £60. Only three per cent said they would pay more than that. Writing in SecEd in February, Chris Pope, chair of the commission, said: "We have investigated various funding mechanisms and concluded that the College be funded by members' annual subscriptions. These would be in the order of £70 to £130 per annum, with an additional fee of £170 to £190 for those seeking certification as Members or Fellows." The old General Teaching Council for England (GTCE) charged £36.50 a year, although employers paid most of the fee. The teaching unions charge full members between £166 and £180 a year. However, the Sutton Trust findings clash with research carried out by the PTI last year which found more than 60 per cent of teachers and headteachers would be prepared to pay between £75 and £175 for annual membership. Responding to this week's report, Mr Pope said: "Anecdotal evidence, consistent with these poll results, suggests that there is still low awareness in the teaching profession of the proposed College of Teaching blueprint that was published in February. "Unlike the GTCE, which was compulsory and resented by many teachers, the blueprint outlines a membership organisation that would be voluntary. "In the PTI's earlier research, we found that when this and the benefits are explained, the number of teachers who opposed the idea dropped from 17 to seven per cent and the number who would pay £75 to £175 rose from under one per cent to over 60 per cent. "This highlights the importance of this organisation needing to grow from within the profession and not be seen as a compulsory imposition." Dr Lee Elliot Major, director of development and policy at the Sutton Trust, said: "These results highlight the challenge that the proposed College of Teaching faces in convincing the majority of teachers to support a national body championing their professional development." He continued: "Improving and supporting effective teachers in the classroom remains the key to improving the outcome of pupils, particularly those from poorer backgrounds." For details, read Mr Pope's recent SecEd article at http://bit.ly/1kSjsqS or visit www.princes-ti.org.uk/collegeofteaching


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The Knitter's Review Retreat is over once more, and Jackie and I are en route back home as you read these words, happy and inspired but ready for some family-time, too.
We had a wonderful event at the utterly fantastic Yarn Culture in Fairport, NY after the retreat ended. (No seriously, utterly fantastic.)
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The 28th of May, marked as "World Hunger Day," has come and gone but for Pannu Bai Bhil, every day is hunger day. How does someone dealing with chronic hunger view a day marking her plight? Let those of us who overeat at least take stock of a hungry India pitted against bumper crops, number crunching, technologies for profit, markets, and growth rates. The solution for hunger lies in proper distribution of grain, and not in bringing technology as the Prime Minster avers when talking of GM crops. If this government cannot prevent the huge stocks from rotting by distributing food grain adequately and equitably, other questions remain mere rhetoric.
Whenever issues of deprivation, hunger and social security are raised, the government deliberately talks of the declining Sensex, the rupee exchange, growth rates, and balanced budgets. Most innocent readers and viewers of news blame the demands of the marginalised for pulling down a rising India. Nationalist India will have to make a choice. Can we shift from fighting the 'foreign hand' to fight the biggest enemy within — the hunger of millions? India has not addressed the unpardonable sin of letting bumper crops and huge dumps of grain rot, when millions of Indians battle with endemic hunger and lack of access to food.
Since it is a global event, a quick overview of international standards would be useful. The World Food Summit (1996) defined food security as "access to sufficient, safe, nutritious food to maintain a healthy and active life." The Global Hunger Index released by the International Food Policy Research Institute ranks India 66th among 88 vulnerable countries. Ironically farmers are amongst the millions who go hungry. A principal reason is that the economy has neglected agriculture, continuously discriminated against and exploited to subsidise the manufacturing and service sectors.
How to lie with statistics : The first method to downplay the issue is to crunch numbers, and reduce the statistics of hungry people. There are many contradictory reports and studies commissioned by the government. Conclusive figures vary. For example, according to the Planning Commission's contentious Tendulkar Committee Report, calorie consumption is calculated at 1776 calories per person per day for urban areas, 1999 for rural areas. This is much below the ICMR (Indian Council of Medical Research) norms for the average person in India which is 2400 calories in rural areas and 2100 calories in urban areas. Having already restricted the supply of subsidised food grains to BPL families, the government brought down the BPL figures from 37.2 per cent in 2004-05 to 29.8 per cent in 2009-10. In one stroke, the government absolved itself of the responsibility of providing affordable food grain to those who, by medical standards, needed them. Yet while releasing the 'Hungama' report (2012), the Prime Minister was shocked to find 42 per cent of children malnourished, calling it a "national shame".
The technology fix : "The country cannot feed its hungry millions, unless there is high tech Corporate agriculture!" According to the figures of the Ministry of Agriculture, in the last three years of 2009-10, 2010-2011 and 2011-12 food grain production broke records. The country produced approximately 240 million tonnes of cereals and 17 million tonnes of pulses last year. If this is procured and distributed efficiently, it should be enough to provide the stipulated calories for the entire population of the country. Instead, there is poor procurement, and potential wastage of millions of tonnes of food grain that will rot in railway yards, mandies , FCI godowns across the country. The population that will and has benefited most from this stark inability to deal with distribution are rats! Exporting food now, far from being a solution, will only aggravate hunger further.
Technology or political will : Facts and figures proclaim surplus despite accusations that the agriculture sector pulls down growth. But, the government has been making hunger and low production the reason to push a series of techno-fix solutions. It is part of a mindset that sees the solution in Northern style Agro-Business Corporations. The balance sheet of a technological solution can now be better measured in the cradles of the Green revolution — Punjab and Haryana — where the costs to the land and water table, and dependent relationship on the financiers and agro companies were never factored in. This model, propagated across the country, spelt rapid depletion of the natural capital for farming — soil, water and biodiversity. It also resulted in indebted farmers. It is inexplicable that a set of market economy policymakers, with a commitment to cost benefit analysis, should ignore depletion of basic capital — land that produces, and the (in)security of farmers in the market. There is also the wider national impact of these agrochemicals on health.
The latest addition to this treadmill of technologies being sold to farmers is Genetically Modified (GM) crops. It represents a paradigm shift in agriculture, with the potential to affect the consumers (food safety) and farmers (livelihood) security.
GM crops are controversial all over the world. Questions have been repeatedly raised against this technology being introduced in food and farming. When Bt Brinjal was introduced, it was the first GM food crop proposed for commercial cultivation. There was public opposition from all sections of society, including the fact that the bio-safety assessment on Bt Brinjal was not satisfactory. Jairam Ramesh, then Union Minister for Environment and Forests, concluded a series of public consultations on this contested policy, with a decision to enforce an indefinite moratorium on the proposal.
Alarm bells
In fact, the assessment of Bt cotton, the only commercially approved GM crop in the country, should ring alarm bells for policymakers obsessed with the idea of increased food production through GM technology. While the area under Bt cotton cultivation has certainly gone up over the last decade, data analysis shows productivity has not significantly increased, nor has pesticide use markedly decreased. In fact, cotton productivity has been on the decline in the last five years — a period when Bt cotton covered the majority of the cotton cultivated area in the country. Far from being a technological solution to rural poverty, Bt cotton has only increased the distress of those dependent on farming, and acutely so in the semi-arid cotton belt. Costs have increased due to the appearance of new pests and others developing Bt resistance, higher water and fertilizer requirements, and no major benefit in the output. The main beneficiaries of this transfer to Bt Cotton seem to be multinational seed companies like Monsanto which have profited through patents and royalty.
Attempts to flood agriculture with GM crops — around 71 at different stages of development in the pipeline — in fact pose a threat to long-term food security. The government seems unconcerned that this technology will further shift the control of agriculture to seed companies and corporate intermediaries. There is a growing body of science that points to the risk that GM food might pose to human health and environment. What insures us against the potential disaster to life and environment when side-effects emerge a few decades later?
While hasty techno-fixes to deal with the crisis in the farming community are afoot, malnutrition and genuine problems in the agricultural sector in the country fail to be seriously addressed. Farmers committing suicide are linked to the commercial pressures of tech dependent agriculture, along with the controls of companies, the market, and credit agencies. Increasing production is not the only solution to hunger in an unequal society. The debates around the National Food Security Bill reveal the lack of political intent to use food stocks to help remove malnutrition and address inequity. While talking of food security (a much larger right than just PDS), policymakers are reluctant to grant universal entitlements of even food grain to eradicate hunger.
India is, and will be, an agricultural economy. Communities dependent on farming have tremendously difficult jobs and very low incomes. In shifting to intensive mono cropping during the Green Revolution, farmers stopped cultivating diverse and subsistence crops, undermining their own basic food security. We need to ensure that people in agriculture lead economically secure lives. A rationally calculated Minimum Support Price is non-negotiable. Agricultural workers and farmers must have the purchasing power, for their own food security needs.
If we take "hunger day" seriously, every Indian who feeds more than twice a day, wasting food, and critiquing food entitlements, should feel contrite and join the campaign for a universal entitlement through the PDS. We should take a serious look at the politics of food, and not be taken in by potentially dangerous technological solutions like GM foods. The Indian government must move from platitudes to action. Undistributed grains must be moved immediately to people through the PDS and increased universal allocations under the proposed Right to Food Bill. Can we afford to wait for Parliament debates in the monsoon session as rains soak and rot open food stocks, and farmers struggle to find the money for inputs to sow their next crop?
(Aruna Roy is a social activist. Email: firstname.lastname@example.com, email@example.com Neha Saigal is Sustainable Agriculture Campaigner, Greenpeace India)
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Siri is definitely the stand out new feature on the iPhone 4S, and takes us one step closer to HAL from Stanley Kubrick's classic 2001: A Space Odyssey. ThinkGeek has decided to take that association one step further though, and have produced one of the first iPhone 4S accessories aimed squarely at the Siri user.
It's called the Iris 9000 Voice Control Module, and bears a striking resemblance to the HAL 9000 artificial intelligence from Kubrick's movie. It also could be genuinely useful if you have need of using Siri from distance.
The Iris 9000 consists of a cradle for your iPhone 4S and a micro remote. Once your iPhone 4S is sitting in the Iris, the remote can be used with a single button press to talk to Siri from up to 50 feet away. When she responds, the speaker in the Iris ensures you can hear her chatter from distance.
If nothing else, it allows you to have a remote controlled speaker phone for calls, but also means you can leave your phone in the corner and ask questions without having to walk over and pick up your handset.
The retro styling of the Iris 9000 is sure to go down well with geeks, and if your name is Dave, you really do have to get this.
It's out of stock at the moment, but will cost you $59.99 when it becomes available again. ThinkGeek is offering a $10 discount when it does come back in stock, but you'll have to be quick as this is sure to be a popular purchase this Christmas.
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NEW YORK – The Grand Old Party's heaviest hitters pulled out all of the stops to make the case for the Bush-Cheney ticket this week in New York.
Now here's your chance to catch some of the biggest speeches from this year's Republican National Convention.
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Thursday, September 2: Day Four
Theme: A Safer World, A More Hopeful America
Featured Speakers:
• President Bush
• New York Gov. George Pataki
• Retired Army Gen. Tommy Franks
• Michael Williams, Texas Railroad Commissioner
Wednesday, September 1: Day Three
Theme: A Land of Opportunity
Featured Speakers:
• Vice President Dick Cheney
• Sen. Zell Miller, D-Ga.
• Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney
• Michael Reagan , son of former President Ronald Reagan
Tuesday, August 31: Day Two
Theme: People of Compassion
Featured Speakers:
• Laura Bush, First Lady
• Jenna and Barbara Bush, the president's daughters
• California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger
• Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, R-Tenn.
• Education Secretary Rod Paige
• Sen. Sam Brownback, R-Kansas
• Erika Harold, Miss America 2003
• George P. Bush, nephew of President Bush
• Sen. Elizabeth Dole , R-N.C.
Monday, August 30: Day One
Theme: A Nation of Courage
Featured Speakers:
• Rudolph Giuliani, former New York City mayor
• Sen. John McCain, R-Ariz.
• House Speaker Dennis Hastert, R-Ill.
• Ron Silver, actor
• Bernard Kerik, former New York City police commissioner
• Zainab Al-Suwaij, executive director of the American Islamic Congress


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The presence of St. Louis encephalitis has been found in at least one chicken in four of the five flocks monitored in Broward County for signs of mosquitoes carrying the potentially lethal virus, but officials said Friday that the risk to humans is low.
``It is significant and the public should be aware, but I wouldn`t consider it alarming,`` Willard Galbreath, Broward`s director of environmental health, said of the presence of the virus in the chickens. ``It is much less of a problem than it would seem because the mosquito population that carries the virus is way down.``
Galbreath said mosquito traps monitored by the county show few of the particular breed of insects that carry the virus. He said the reason was cooler weather in recent weeks has replaced the unseasonably warm and wet weather that provides a good breeding environment for the mosquitoes that carry the disease.
``The change of weather is eliminating the mosquito breed,`` said Galbreath. ``The traps show it is much reduced.``
The county`s Mosquito Control Division has also increased control measures in the areas where the infected chickens were located, officials said.
However, Galbreath said residents should still excercise some caution.
``This breed is normally active from dusk through evening hours,`` he said. ``People should be advised that if they do find themselves in the late dusk hours with a mosquito problem then they should protect themselves with insect repellent.``
St. Louis encephalitis is an infection of the brain that is spread to people from birds and other animals by mosquitoes. The disease, which can be fatal in some cases, is usually most severe in people older than 50.
Galbreath said there has not been a case of the disease in Broward in several years.
The county`s Public Health Unit monitors flocks of so called ``sentinel`` chickens in five locations in Broward. Galbreath said the presence of the virus has been found in the last two weeks in five chickens from four of the flocks.


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Life is unfair to some degree, I guess. Things happen in this life which we don't understand. Good people don't deserve to have bad things happen to them, However, that's all we see around us. Based on this it is easy to come to the conclusion that life is unfair. There are things that are beyond our control and there is hardly anything we can do about it. We need to trust that God is wise and knows exactly what HE is up to.
But it's funny when we complain about how unfair life is, when we contribute to it in some degree or form. For instance, you go to the ATM and find a queue, you would say that it's only fair that those who got there first get to take their money first. But you would rather, spot a friend and sneak through the queue getting your money much earlier before all the others. Yet you go back and complain about how unfair life is, when you contributed to this unfairness in the lives of all the other people in the queue in this particular case. Or you are in the position to pick out a prospective applicant for a job, yet instead of going with someone who qualifies, you would rather go with someone from your town, or country who doesn't qualify. It's only fair that after going to school you find a job based on your qualification and not have to sit at home because for some reason you are not that "connected". You would agree, but do otherwise and yet complain that life is unfair. When you are in the position to treat people fairly do so and leave all the other unfair situations to the Almighty God.
You can't keep complaining about the exact things you contribute to.
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The aims of the FMSP are to:
These aims support the principle that all state-educated students throughout England should be able to access the mathematics education they need to fulfil their aspirations.
The work of the FMSP is organised across three inter-related strands: Student Support; Teacher Support; and Access to Higher Education.
The number of students taking A level Further Mathematics has almost trebled since the programme was rolled-out nationally in 2005. The number taking AS Further Mathematics has risen even more sharply.
In 2004/5 less than 40% of the state-funded A level Mathematics providers in England had students taking A level Further Mathematics. In 2013/14 this proportion has grown to over 66%.
A summary of the key achievements of the FMSP is in this two-page briefing: Key Achievements of the FMSP.
The Centre for Evaluation and Monitoring at Durham University carried out independent evaluation of the FMSP until 2014. Between 2014 and 2017 it has been academics from Sheffield Hallam University.
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It's bad news for all DD direct plus users because DD going to remove these two music Channel MH1 and 9XM Music Channel from DD DTH platform.
9XM going to remove on 9th Jan. 2012 and MH1 going to Remove on 29th Jan. 2012. Now DD Direct plus Showing almost all Devotional Channels. Now We are waiting for more Bhakti Channels.... :-(
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9XM and MH1 going to Remove from DD Direct plus
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Here are some video shots of Kevin Quintin, also called "Le loup du Bowl" in his hometown, shot in the south of France in the cities of Marseille and Toulon. Kevin managed to give in a week-end time a very rich skating session with some downhill, freeride, "ghetto" skatepark, and of course some bowl.
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The leader of the English Defence League disguised himself as a rabbi to address supporters during a demonstration in east London on Saturday.
Stephen Lennon – known as Tommy Robinson – donned the outfit, which included a black hat and fake beard, in an apparent attempt to evade the police.
Introduced as "Rabbi Benjamin Kidderman", he climbed onto a platform and announced: "Do you know how long I've been waiting to take this s*** off?"
Mr Lennon then removed the outfit and addressed the crowd. By attending the protest the 28-year-old breached his bail conditions imposed following a football-related offence, but was not arrested.
EDL supporters clashed with police and were involved in scuffles during the demo.
Around 3,000 officers had been drafted in to maintain control in the Whitechapel, Aldgate and Tower Hamlets areas of the East End. They made 60 arrests, mainly for affray and public order offences, but said the day had passed "without major incident".
Hundreds of residents and anti-fascist group supporters took part in a counter-demo.
Of Mr Lennon's disguise, a CST spokesman said: "The EDL only uses Jews and Israel in order to try and provoke Muslims. It is racist politics and anyone who sincerely cares about Jews, or Israel, should condemn it."
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We have the very best selection of Trophy Texas Dall Rams, Trophy Black Hawaiian Rams, Trophy Corsian Rams, and Trophy Mouflon Rams to be found anywhere in the world. There are no seasonal restrictions on hunting for the Texas Grand Slam in Texas, which makes this a suitable set of trophies year round.
We typically let our hunters choose the method of hunting Trophy Rams that they prefer. Hunters of Trophy Rams can choose the Spot and Stalk method, Bow Hunting, Rifle Hunting, Black Powder, Safari Style Hunting, Handgun, as well as hunting from a Blind. We can accomodate hunters of any age and experience level, as well as hunters which have physical disabilities or may be confined to a wheelchair.
Our Trophy Ram Slam package will get you all (4) Rams that have horn lengths averaging 30".
This hunt will take at least 2 days to complete in most instances, or you may break up your Texas Grand Slam Ram hunt into multiple trips to the Texas Hunt Lodge.
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The Union Block Italian Bistro is a casual walk-in restaurant serving homestyle Southern Italian & Mediterranean-inspired food. The Bistro was established in 2009 in beautiful Hammondsport, NY at the head of Keuka Lake.
The Bistro is situated on the Historic Village Square in the heart of town just two blocks from Depot Park, our Public boat dock & swimming area.
Our Casual walk-in environment is Family friendly w/a Kid's Menu & Daily Chalkboard Specials too.
Live Music weekends & Sixteen craft beers are on tap in the Grotto. Full service Bar, Signature Cocktails, a variety of Local & international wines and Featured NY State Liquors too.
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Eastern Shore Martial Arts is here to acknowledge, support, and promote Martial Arts and the and the benefits of training, and to supply the martial arts enthusiast with supplies and information on what programs are offered, where and when, and how to get involved.
Eastern Shore Martial Arts is directly involved with several Martial Arts styles here in Virginia, Delaware and New Jersey and we have close ties to many excellent Martial Arts styles and fantastic Martial Arts expert instructors across the country and around the world. We will help you locate an expert instructor in a martial art style that can help you reach goals.
The members of Eastern Shore Martial Arts are always on the lookout for new martial arts styles, instructors and schools who would like to be affiliated with our association, or featured on this website and advertised to our members, affiliates and visitors. If you are already involved with martial arts and have a style, class, or instructor you would like to promote or see featured on www.easternshoremartialarts.com contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com and tell us your story. Let us know what information you find most useful and how we can serve you better.