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IntroductionBMW has redesigned the X6 Sports Activity Coupe for the 2015 model year. The 2015 BMW X6 is essentially a BMW X5 equipped with a 5-door fastback body style, and at launch will be offered with a choice between a turbocharged 6-cylinder engine and a twin-turbocharged V-8 engine. A rear-drive version of the SUV is also available for 2015.
Exterior FeaturesBMW says that the redesigned 2015 X6 features "even more extroverted design." The same side character line treatment that debuted on the smaller BMW X4 is evident in the new X6 model's flanks, one each emerging from the front and rear fender swells and sweeping back toward the rear of the vehicle.
Aerodynamics are improved, according to the manufacturer, now measuring 0.34 Cd, and the new X6 is lighter while retaining what BMW says is a "near" 50:50 front-to-rear weight distribution. BMW installs standard LED fog lights and LED taillights on the 2015 X6, and buyers can replace the standard HID headlights with adaptive LED units that also include automatic high-beam operation.
Customers select between 19- and 20-in. aluminum wheels, and the M Sport Line option package adds appropriately racy bodywork in an attempt to convey greater performance capabilities. An xLine option package is also available, adding a more rugged look to the new X6.
Interior FeaturesThe new BMW X6 is equipped with "4+1" seating, meaning that it is best used for transporting four people, but can accommodate one extra person in the rear seat when necessary.
Rendered with what BMW characterizes as horizontal structures and layered surfaces, the cabin can be trimmed in a variety of wood, aluminum, and gloss finishes. Black panel instrumentation and a Dynamic Digital Instrument Cluster are standard, along with BMW's iDrive technology with a 10.2-in. display screen. All 2015 X6 models are equipped with leather, heated front seats, power sunroof, and ambient lighting in driver-selected white, blue, and classic BMW orange colors.
The rear seat is a 40/20/40 split-folding design, and when raised the X6 supplies 20.5 cu. ft. of cargo space. Fold down all three sections of seatback and maximum cargo capacity measures 53.9 cu. ft. A power tailgate with a soft-close feature is standard, and when the optional Comfort Access keyless entry system is added as an option the tailgate features hands-free opening and closing by waving a foot under the rear bumper.
Optional FeaturesIn addition to choosing between standard, xLine, and M Sport trim packages buyers can upgrade the 2015 BMW X6 with aluminum running boards, larger wheels, and a Dynamic Handling package containing Dynamic Performance Control with torque vectoring, Dynamic Damper Control, active roll-stabilization system, and a self-leveling rear suspension. Active Steering is also available for the new X6.
To increase the cabin's luxury quotient, select from the available Interior Design packages. Additional upgrades include a navigation system with touchpad input, Bang & Olufsen premium surround-sound audio system, rear-seat entertainment system, soft-close side doors, Cold Weather package, a Parking Assistant that steers the vehicle into parallel parking spaces while the driver operates the pedals and transmission, and Panorama View front and rear cameras designed to show traffic approaching from the sides of the vehicle.
In addition to these options, BMW offers several safety- and technology-related extras, detailed below.
Under the HoodThe least expensive version of the 2015 BMW X6 is the rear-drive sDrive35i. If BMW's xDrive all-wheel-drive (AWD) system is desired, buyers will need to upgrade to the xDrive35i or the xDrive50i.
Models with "35i" in their name are equipped with a turbocharged, 3.0-liter 6-cylinder engine generating 300 horsepower at 5,800 rpm and 300 lb.-ft. of torque between 1,200 rpm and 5,000 rpm. Choose an X6 marked "50i" and be rewarded with a twin-turbocharged, 4.4-liter V-8 engine cranking out 445 horsepower from 5,500 rpm to 6,000 rpm, and 480 lb.-ft. of torque from 2,000 rpm to 4,500 rpm.
Both engines are paired with an 8-speed sport automatic transmission that includes launch-control technology and paddle shifters mounted to a standard sport steering wheel. Additional standard features include fuel-saving automatic engine start/stop, regenerative brakes, and an Auto Hold braking function.
BMW's Driving Dynamics Control system allows the driver to switch between Eco Pro, Comfort, Sport, and Sport+ driving modes. Select Eco Pro in order to maximize fuel economy and the system's software calibrates throttle response, transmission shifts, and other vehicle systems to deliver the best gas mileage. A coasting function is active in this mode, operational between 30 mph and 100 mph. A Proactive Driving Assist instructs the driver as to when to release the accelerator pedal to increase fuel economy, and the navigation system programs the most efficient routes.
Additionally, BMW says the new X6 has a lighter xDrive AWD system, one that reacts quicker to driving situations.
SafetyEvery new 2015 BMW X6 is equipped with a free 10-year subscription to BMW Assist services, including BMW Assist eCall with an Urgency Algorithm that automatically conveys to rescuers the severity of the collision in which the X6 has been involved.
Optionally, owners can choose driver-assistance packages containing a reversing camera, active and passive blind-spot detection systems, active and passive lane-departure warning systems, and an active cruise control system with stop-and-go capabilities ranging up to 130 mph. The new X6 is also available with Night Vision designed to identify pedestrians and animals, a collision-warning system with pedestrian detection, and active braking.
TechnologyThe standard BMW Assist services system includes features such as remote vehicle unlocking and stolen-vehicle recovery, while standard BMW Apps provides access to social media platforms and Internet radio stations. Options include BMW ConnectedDrive Office, BMW Online, concierge services, and more. The X6 can also be fitted with a head-up display with a greater range of functions than before, as well as front and rear park-distance control technology with a 360-degree surround-view feature.
Additional Research
- 2014 BMW X6 Overview
- BMW Car & Truck Quality, Dependability & Performance Ratings
- 2014 BMW Buyer's Guide


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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
Joni Sensel tells us how to cut out the boring stuff
As I approach revision of not one but two novels, I get excited when running across revision gems. Over at Darcy Pattison's Revision Notes, exciting things are always happening - like Joni Sensel talking about how she cut two novels down into one for her fastpaced adventure, The Farwalker's Quest.
From a 121,000-word manuscript, she cut nearly 30,000 bits of boringness. (Wow...)
How??? Joni talks about 6 Techniques for trimming the fat from her manuscript and getting it down to a lean, mean, and exciting story. An excerpt:
Use chapter breaks. What can you leave out between chapters? THE MARK OF THE HORSELORD by Rosemary Sutcliff taught me a huge lesson. This favorite of mine makes huge leaps in story time between the end of one chapter and the start of the next. In some cases, she left out things I wanted to see. (But did I need to see them? Obviously not.) Generally, it worked well and kept the action hopping. I think we tend to live with our characters minute by minute, but readers only need the relevant moments.
Read the rest of Joni's great tips at Darcy's blog.
And, if you're in the Seattle area, you can celebrate Joni's release of The Farwalker's Quest at The Secret Garden Bookshop this Friday night: 7-10pm, 2214 NW Market St. in Seattle. Hope to see you!
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Oil hits Louisiana wetlands
Today, Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal joined Plaquemines Parish President Billy Nungesser and other local officials for a meeting and boat tour off the coast of Plaquemines Parish in the Pass a Loutre area where he observed firsthand substantial oil impact on Louisiana's wetlands. The Governor and local officials rode through and inspected thick, dark oil that has made its way into the state's fragile wetlands. The Governor held a press conference in Venice following the tour where he renewed his plea to the Army Corps of Engineers to issue an emergency permit so the dredging plan can begin quickly.
Governor Jindal said, "We saw some heavy oil stranded in the wetlands. The oil is no longer just a projection or miles from our shore. The oil is here. It is on our shores and in our marsh.
"The oil is here and the time to act is now," said the Governor. "We are asking the Corps to approve our dredging plan today without any further delay. We have already asked the Coast Guard to approve advancing the resources we will need to implement this plan, including barges and other dredging ships, so we can get to work quickly."
The dredging plan is to build "sand booms" along the alignment of the state's historic barrier islands in the Chandeleurs, Barataria Bay and Timbalier Bay. An emergency permit was filed for last week with the Army Corps of Engineers. Once the Corps approves the plan, land is expected to begin being built in around ten days.
In anticipation of receiving a permit from the Corps, the state has already begun steps to prioritize and determine the capacity of each sand borrow site needed to construct the sand booms. The state has boats out conducting surveys. Magnetometers were used to identify existing pipelines, and side-scan sonar used to develop images of the seafloor. Sampling and assessments are being performed to identify contaminated sediments and to ensure that the materials are safe and the receiving areas are clean.
According to NOAA, the total amount of Louisiana shoreline with oil impact to date is 34.52 miles. DEQ has confirmed shoreline impacts to date on: the Chandeleur Islands, Whiskey Island, Raccoon Island, South Pass, East Fourchon/Elmers Island, Grand Isle, Trinity Island, Brush Island, and the Pass a Loutre area.
Governor Jindal said, "In Plaquemines, just like our other coastal areas, we are leaning forward to explore multiple avenues for protecting our coast. We know booming is one option - but we cannot only count on boom to protect our coast, especially as the supply of boom continues to fall short of what is needed to protect many areas.
"We continue to be concerned about the shortage of boom in parishes west of the river and we're pushing the Coast Guard and BP for more boom in these and other sensitive areas."
The Governor reiterated that he is not simply waiting for more boom, and instead, the state continues to pursue alternative options to booming. Governor Jindal said, "We are aggressively pursuing booming alternatives, as that is only one tool in the toolbox."
The Governor provided an update on various alternative projects being pursued to contain the oil:
Elmer's Island at Grande Isle: National Guard engineers continue to backfill gaps and conduct maintenance in the vicinity of Elmer's Island where they closed a 785-foot gap last week.
Port Fourchon Sandbag Drop Operations: About 30 engineers from the 928th Engineer Company are filling five total gaps in the vicinity of Thunder Bayou in Port Fourchon. Teams are currently working simultaneously in the vicinity of Thunder Bayou and also on the western side of Elmer's Island. Engineers are working from each end to the center to backfill five cuts on the island. Gap 1 on the east end is now 80 percent complete and Gap 5 on the west end is about 85 percent complete. The National Guard already closed a large 150-foot gap there last week.
Tiger Dam Project at Southwest Pass: Around 42 engineers from the 528th Engineer Battalion are working to secure 7.1 miles in Southwest Pass with Tiger Dams. Approximately 1.5 miles of the Tiger Dam is now completed and Guardsmen are currently assembling, laying out, and inflating additional sections. National Guardsmen have already positioned 92 pallets of Tiger Dam to Grand Isle for future deployment - which is around 7 miles of dam material. Developed by U.S. Flood Control Corp. Tiger Dams are an alternative to sand bags. They consist of a series of engineered interlocking flexible tubes that are inflated with water to form an impervious temporary dam.
Sand Fill: CPRA and the National Guard have also identified approximately 40 total locations where gaps in barrier islands could be filled with sandbags or dump trucks of sand. This strategy would complement a more complete and extensive dredging/sand booming plan.
As of this morning, the National Guard had dropped 220 sandbags on Pelican Island to completely fill the first gap there, which was around 200 feet. They were to begin to fill the second gap later in the day. There are eight gaps total in the plan for Pelican Island and another six gaps that need to be filled with sand bags in the plan for Scofield Island. Also, the National Guard's staging area in Buras is now operational - which allows Blackhawks lifting the sandbags to make more trips more quickly and help speed up the work there.
Hesco Baskets: The state also recently got approval to deploy Hesco baskets on the backside of Grand Isle, Lafourche and in Cameron Parish to protect the shorelines there. Today, representatives from the National Guard, DNR and Lafourche Parish are meeting to coordinate Hesco basket placement in Lafourche. Hesco baskets are wire-mesh and fabric baskets that are filled with sand and widely used by the military in combat zones to provide protection around outposts.
Freshwater Diversions: The state is also already running a variety of freshwater diversions to push freshwater out to protect the shore.


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Whether you're a one-man operation, a huge corporation or somewhere in between, dealing with recurring billing for your customers is part of the job many would rather forget about. Luckily, there are plenty of software products available that makes the process easy enough that you can practically forget about them. In order to help you cut down on the stress of recurring billing for your customers, here is a breakdown of some of the best software tools.
Recurly is one of the leading recurring billing platforms, with an impressive client list including LinkedIn, Groupon and Fox News. The service provides fast and simple subscription and billing management for businesses of all shapes and sizes. Recurly automates complex business procedures such as invoicing, adding new plans, upgrading/downgrading customers and routing payments, allowing business owners to focus on the growth of their company instead of the busywork. It's highly customizable and offers a ton of flexibility, especially when it comes to mailing lists, variable pricing and dunning management. With a clean, professional and user-friendly interface topping it all off, you can't go wrong using Recurly to help manage and grow your business
Pricing: $99/mo for small business, $299/mo for large business, plus 1.25% of revenue + $0.10 per transaction + $1.00 per invoice.
Platforms: Web
Vying with Recurly for the position of most popular recurring billing software, Chargify provides many of the same great services such as automation of routing payments, mailing lists and refunds. While its interface isn't quite as amazing as Recurly's (though it's no slouch), the big feather in Chargify's cap is its mobile app for iOS, which does a great job of providing a quick and organized glance at how your business is doing. It lets you know how many customers have signed up daily, your total customer count, and revenue by the month and year. The app, coupled with features like detailed analytics and support for multiple businesses, makes Chargify an easy piece of software to recommend for managing your business.
Pricing: Ranges from $65/mo to $459/mo, depending on the size and demands of your business. For a detailed look at price plans, click here.
Platforms: Web, iOS
Designed to integrate with online payment processor Stripe, MoonClerk helps with accepting one-time and recurring payments online. While Stripe is designed with developers in mind, MoonClerk adopts the opposite goal of making it easy for non-programmers to accept and manage payments. The service isn't an all-encompassing suite of features like Chargify or Recurly, but it isn't aiming to be. MoonClerk integrates well with small businesses, but is ideal for freelance occupations like music teachers, tutors, therapists and babysitters. Users create a checkout form online, and MoonClerk then provides an embed code for the site and a link to the form to share on sites like Facebook and Twitter. The service also allows users to send automatic receipts, download customer info and collect surcharges.
Pricing: Depends on volume of sales; $9/mo for $0-$1000, $15/mo for $1000-$2000, and so on. A full list of pricing is available here.
Platforms: Web
With a feature count falling between services like Recurly and MoonClerk, ChargeBee helps automate recurring bills. It provides a dashboard to give users an overview of their user base, and allows for configurable price plans, invoicing, automated email notifications, retry management and developer-friendly APIs. A functional, easy-to-use service with a fantastic support team, ChargeBee is another great solution for your business.
Pricing: Free for 10 invoices/mo, $49 for 200 invoices/mo, $149 for 1,000 invoices/mo, $249 for 2,000 invoices/mo
Platforms: Web
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If there's a serious disappointment, it's the villain. Ma-Ma, despite being played with over-the-top zest by Lena Headey, isn't a very impressive foil for the mighty Judge Dredd, even when she calls for "back-up."
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Pitched at the right level to please original fans, but still slick and accessible enough to attract new ones, Dredd 3D feels like a smart and muscular addition to the sci-fi action genre.
What's exceptional is the orchestration of color, form, light and dark (lots of dark), 3-D technology and digital effects into a look that amounts to a vision.
Paul Leonard-Morgan's thumping techno soundtrack is thrilling. And Urban manages to give a credibly wry performance using little more than his gravelly, imitation-Eastwood voice - and his chin.
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Parents need to know that Dredd 3D is based on the futuristic comic book hero Judge Dredd, who was also the subject of a 1995 Sylvester Stallone movie. The new movie is full of extreme sci-fi/fantasy violence, with thousands of bullets fired, gallons of blood spilled, and hundreds of casualties, including victims splattered and burned (and it's all even more intense in 3-D). Language is almost as strong, with many uses of "f--k," as well as a few other words. Sex comes up in a kind of fantasy "psychic" sequence in which a character briefly imagines oral sex being performed on him (nothing graphic shown). Though real drugs/alcohol don't appear, the entire plot is about the manufacture and distribution of a fictitious, illegal street drug called "Slo-Mo." Viewers see drug trip scenes and teens trying it. Overall, this is fairly intense for a popcorn movie and is best for mature older teens and up.
Messages: Dredd learns that his black-and-white rulebook doesn't necessarily apply when he's assigned to test out a new rookie; she doesn't officially pass, but she behaves above and beyond in other ways. On the other hand, the way that criminal behavior is dealt with in this futuristic world may raise questions about how far the power of the law should extend.
Role models: Dredd doesn't grow or change much over the course of the film, and his brand of heroism includes killing. But he is brave and heroic. Anderson, the rookie, is an example of a courageous and strong female character; she's not there for romance, but to complete a challenging journey of her own.
Violence: Extreme sci-fi/fantasy violence, with gallons of blood spilled, hundreds of casualties, and thousands of bullets fired (some in detailed slow motion). Characters are smashed by cars, burned alive, and thrown from great heights, splattering on the ground. Other characters are beaten, pummeled, and bloodied; a neck is broken violently. In a few extremely quick flashback shots, characters are skinned alive. Two teens pick up guns to try to kill Dredd; he stuns them before they can cross that line.
Sex: In a kind of fantasy sequence, a woman with psychic powers enters a man's mind; he imagines her performing oral sex on him, but the entire thing is brief and is suggested rather than shown. Other very brief, suggestive, but not graphic, erotic images appear in his thoughts. The lead villain is said to have once been a "hooker" and a "prostitute."
Language: Language isn't constant but contains many uses of "f--k," as well as a few uses of "s--t," "motherf---er," "ass," "goddamn" and "bitch." The heroes mostly refrain from using bad language.
Consumerism: Not applicable
Drinking, drugs and smoking: The main villain manufactures and sells a (fictitious) illegal street drug called "Slo-Mo," which slows down the user's experiences. Slowed-down "drug trip" scenes are shown throughout the movie. Some teens are seen using the drug. No real-life drugs or alcohol are shown.
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What's been the impact on the record business of discount retailers like Target, Wal-Mart and Best Buy? Here are the views of David Gottlieb, former vice president of marketing for RCA Music Group; Dave Marsh, editor of Rock and Rap Confidential; and Danny Goldberg, former chairman and CEO of Artemis Records.
Former vice president of marketing, RCA Music Group
The Tower Records, the Virgin, the Sam Goodys of the world, those stores are having an impossible time trying to survive. So if you want a record on sale there, you pay to be involved in their external advertising campaigns, and in-store advertising campaigns, which are extremely pricey. And when you're talking about certain mall stores, that's what helps them cover their margin and pay the rent, is the record labels putting that kind of money in.
For the big stores -- the Best Buys, the Targets, the Wal-Marts, who are the bulk of our business -- those three accounts alone are 50 percent of our sales. We're nothing to them. There's a great stat that music is one-tenth of 1 percent of all of Wal-Mart's gross revenues. So we're the smallest tadpole in the Wal-Mart pond, yet they're the most important thing in the world to us. And Best Buy is not much different. I think we're 3 to 5 percent of their overall revenue.
So if music disappeared out of some of these stores, they're not really going to feel it. But if we disappeared out of their stores, we would feel it. So that's why that dynamic exists.
Some of the Velvet Revolver guys were sitting in a meeting that we shot and they said that they had heard that day that because of Wal-Mart and Best Buy, they had to have clean versions of their songs. And they were all looking at each other like, "a clean version of one of our songs?" What are the implications of that?
The implications are you won't be in Wal-Mart. And you potentially could not be in Best Buy. But if the band didn't create a clean version, an edited version of the album, you could walk into a Wal-Mart and not be able to buy a Velvet Revolver record. And then, you've got to figure that in large chunks of the United States, the only place that a kid, somebody who's 20 years old, and maybe at the community college or not in college at all, just working, or the person who's over 30 and has a 9-to-5 day job but wants a great rock record, the only place they can buy a record is Wal-Mart. That's the only place they can buy a CD. And if Wal-Mart's not stocking it, I don't think they're going to be driving 30 miles to find a record store. …
And the music section at Wal-Mart is, you know, a third of the size of this office, maybe half the size of this office. It's tiny. And they are carrying maybe 600 titles at a time, 700 titles at a time.
Out of the 60,000--
Out of the 30,000 records that get released every year, they probably have 750 titles.
How do they decide?
They decide based on what's going to sell.
Who knows that?
They have a good gauge. They have a good idea. You know, Wal-Mart looks at the radio charts a lot, and sees what's on the radio. They play very close attention. A lot of times, you're not selling your record in huge chunks at Wal-Mart until you're two or three months into the project, and a song is exploding on Top 40 radio. Wal-Mart is really only your biggest contributor market share-wise first week if you're a country artist or a well-established pop artist, like a Christina or a Britney or a Justin or something. Otherwise, if you're a rock band or another type of artist that's developing, you're not feeling Wal-Mart until three to six months into the project.
Editor, Rock and Rap Confidential; former contributing editor, Rolling Stone
The big difference with Wal-Mart is, number one, relative to a huge increase in the universe of titles, they don't rack a huge increase in titles. Secondly, they are very content-restrictive about what they will and won't carry. Much more so, by the way, than they are about language in movies. Much more so. …
You know, but there's a fortune to be made with records you don't sell at Wal-Mart. Master P would not be out there, you know all that underground rap and stuff, would not be out there with the bling-bling if, if Wal-Mart was the only path you had. But it's the only path you have if what you're after is the kind of success that the big corporations need to drive the pop side of their division.
Chairman and CEO, Artemis Records
I have to believe that if Best Buy and Wal-Mart don't like a certain genre, a certain kind of lyrics, and if there's a public that likes it, there'll be ways of finding them. It's just not that hard. Technology is a two-edged sword. It has created these centralizations, but it also creates the ability to easily make CDs, to easily do mail-order through Internet. The Internet is a plus, you know, in finding audiences that are underserved.
And if you have to make your numbers at Best Buy, you have to make your numbers at Fox television, or at MTV, you're tending to look at what's popular. And as much as you may tell those congressmen that you're going to change the morality, guess what, Clear Channel dropped Howard Stern, Infinity kept him, and behind closed doors the people at Infinity are giving each other high fives and the people at Clear Channel are saying, "What do we do to get the ratings that Howard Stern used to get?"
» Requiem for the Record Store
David Segal examines how small record stores and mall chains are being edged out by larger discount stores and the Internet. He writes, "As pop's superstars strut down the red carpet in Los Angeles tomorrow night for the Grammy Awards, there's something close to panic in the retail trenches of the music business. The record store is in serious trouble. Sales have been hammered by Internet piracy as well as competition from big-box retailers, such as Best Buy and Wal-Mart, which are two of the nation's leading music vendors." (Washington Post, Feb. 7, 2004)
» For U.S., Song Doesn't Remain The Same
Lebanon Valley College professor Paul Heise looks at the bigger picture as independent record stores are replaced by discount retailers and sees a connection to America's deficit and willingness to accept foreign investors: "Foreign firms are sitting on piles of dollars, and they have to figure out what to do with them. Those money centers are buying the music industry, the movie industry, our real estate and our farmland. ... The music industry is just maybe the worst-case scenario." (Lebanon Daily News, May 20, 2004)
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Belkyra also known as Kybella in the US, is the only FDA-approved injectable treatment for adults that are concerned with fullness below the chin (submental fat). This innovative treatment is good for both men and women who wish to revamp the appearance of their chin profile.
This facial aesthetic concern that impacts a wide range of adults, also known as "double chin", is a common concern, yet undertreated.
Submental fullness can be caused by:
· Aging – As adults age it can naturally appear.
· Genetics – It can be part of your DNA, something that you cannot control.
· Weight Changes – It can appear as weight is gained. No matter how much you exercise or diet, the condition does not always go away.
Sometimes, the submental fullness can make you feel and look older and heavier than you actually appear to be.
The active ingredient in the Belkyra is synthetic deoxycholic acid. This ingredient helps the breakdown and absorption of fat cells. Deoxycholic acid is a natural occurring molecule that is found in the body.
Over a few number of treatments customized by our Medical Professionals, gradually improvement will appear with your chin profile. Belkyra is designed to target and destroy fats cells when injected into the area under the chin.
· The injectable treatment can be completed very quickly. Within 15 to 20 minutes you will be in and out of the clinic.
· It is designed to help you reach your goals specifically towards your chin profile.
· There is no surgery required.
· The appearance of your chin profile will continuously improve with each treatment. Most clients see outstanding improvements just within 2-4 treatments.
· Once your goal is accomplished, re-treatment is known not to be expected.
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· The satisfactory rate of clients that were treated with Belkyra and with overall results is almost 80%.
· Most people reported that after Belkyra treatment, they felt improvement in their self-perception; making them feel younger and happier with their appearance.
Belkyra is the best fit for you if:
· The appearance of your "double chin" is a bother to you
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· You've tried to dieting and exercising, but it doesn't seem to go away
There will be a series of Belkyra injections that will be administered into the area under the chin with each treatment. Usually each treatment session is typically 15-20 minutes.
Your Belkyra treatment will be customized for you based on your ultimate goal. With one of our Medical Professionals, you will decide on the best treatment plan that is right for you.
Downtime is minimal and appears most commonly after your first treatment. It is advised when scheduling treatments, to be mindful of your work commitments and social plans.
With Belkyra treatments you may experience possible side effect, as you would with other injectable treatments. Side effects such as swelling, bruising, pain and numbness are the most common. Side effects vary from person to person, generally mild to moderate.
Prior to administering Belkyra injections, cold ice packs or tropical local anesthesia (e.g., lidocaine) may be applied to make your treatment more at ease. Taking an over-the-counter pain reliever may be suggested as well before your scheduled appointment.
The treatment will then take approximately 15-20 minutes. After your treatment session, you may be advised to apply a cold ice pack to the treated area for 10 minutes on, 10 minutes off, as necessary.
Most clients have mentioned that moderate pain was experienced immediately after. However, had diminished within 15 minutes.
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This collection of videos, images, and documents will help students gain an understanding of several aspects of cells. Students will learn about the parts of the cell, cellular division, and basic cell function.
Cell Differentiation
How does a single fertilized egg grow to become a fully formed human being? Many of the most critical stages happen in the first few days following conception. In this video segment from The Secret of Life, a fertilized egg cell progresses from its earliest stages through cell differentiation and ultimately the development of an embryo, with simple but identifiable body parts including a spinal cord, a heart, and eyes.
This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along with corresponding closed captions.
Grades: 6-12
From DNA to Protein
This narrated animation illustrates the process of protein synthesis,starting with chromosomal DNA inside the cell's nucleus. A gene istranscribed into messenger RNA, which leaves the nucleus and binds toa ribosome in the cytoplasm. There, transfer RNAs attach and build apolypeptide chain that will fold into a functional protein. Adaptedfrom Interactive NOVA: Secret of Life.
This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along with corresponding closed captions.
Grades: 9-12
How Cancer Cells Grow and Divide
Discover the role of oncogenes in uncontrolled cancerous growth and depicts the journey of cancer cells from where they originate, into the circulatory system, and then on to other parts of the body. This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along with corresponding closed captions.
Grades: 6-12
Mitochondrial Flyover
Mitochondria play host to one of the most important processes in your body: cellular respiration. This process uses oxygen to transform glucose into energy-rich molecules of a substance called ATP. This video segment presents an animated "flyover" of a mitochondrion to illustrate in detail the structures that make this critical process possible.
This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along with corresponding closed captions.
Grades: 9-12
NOVA | Mitosis
For an organism to grow, rebuild tissues, and reproduce, cells must divide. Every division requires replicating and then evenly dividing the cell's massive jumble of DNA. This video segment, adapted from the Interactive Secret of Life videodisc, follows the stages of mitosis, the systematic process that ensures that daughter cells formed when plant and animal cells divide get equal shares of DNA.
Grades: 6-12
Nucleus, Cytoplasm, Membrane
What constitutes a cell? More than any other structures, it's the nucleus, cytoplasm, and membrane. Explore the form and function of these three critical cell parts in this video segment adapted from Carolina Biological Supply's An Introduction to the Living Cell.
Grades: 9-12
Organelles in the Cytoplasm
For the longest time, scientists couldn't imagine how simple cells managed to perform so many amazing tasks in living organisms. It turns out that cells aren't simple at all. Much like complex organisms with organs that perform specific tasks, cells have many organelles that keep them functioning properly. Explore some of a cell's most important structures in this video segment from An Introduction to the Living Cell.
Grades: 9-12
NOVA | Photosynthesis
An exploration of the history of plant biology from NOVA: Earth. This segment takes the viewer from the earliest scientific hypotheses that plants ate dirt, to our present-day understanding of photosynthesis, the process by which plants use the sun's energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates, a storable form of chemical energy.
Grades: 3-8
Single-Celled Organisms
They're neither plants nor animals, yet they are some of the most important life forms on Earth. This video segment explores the world of single-celled organisms--what they eat, how they move, what they have in common, and what distinguishes them from one another.
Grades: 6-12
The Powerhouse of the Cell
Mitochondria play host to one of the most important processes in your body: cellular respiration. Taking in glucose and oxygen, mitochondria produce energy, which they capture and package as energy-rich molecules of ATP. This video describes the structure and functions that give mitochondria their nickname: the powerhouses of the cell.
This video is available in both English and Spanish audio, along with corresponding closed captions.
Grades: 9-12
Transforming Bacteria
In this animation produced by WGBH and Digizyme, Inc., learn about bacterial transformation, the process by which DNA plasmids are introduced into a bacterial cell's genome. The animation presents the physical challenges of getting the plasmids through the cell's plasma membrane and the "heat shock" technique used to overcome them. It also shows how researchers test for successful transformations using experimental and negative control plates. This resource is part of the Biotechnology collection.
Grades: 9-12
Cell Replication
Students explore the structure and function of cells and mitosis.
Grades: 6-8
Cell Replication and Cancerous Cells
Students explore mitosis and learn about uncontrolled cell division, or cancer.
Grades: 9-13+
Cellular Structure and Function
In this activity, students will explore the structure and function of the cell. They will also consider the cell as the common unit of life, mitosis, and specialization.
Grades: 6-8, 13+
High School: Cellular Structure and Function
Students explore cell structures, the role of the membrane, and the similarities and differences among specialized cells.
Grades: 9-12
Muscles and Mitochondria
In this lesson plan, students learn about the role of mitochondria in a cell's energy production.
Grades: 9-13+
Cell Explorer
This interactive activity adapted from the Exploratorium illustrates and describes the role of several important cell structures. Much like organs enable multicellular organisms to function normally, organelles enable cells to obtain and process energy, produce vital proteins, and replicate their genetic material, passing their instructions for life on to the next generation of cells.
Grades: 6-12
Cell Membrane: Just Passing Through
There may be a dozen different types of materials passing through the membrane of a cell at any one time. The job of the membrane is to regulate this movement in order to maintain the proper balance of ions, water, oxygen, carbon dioxide, nutrients, and other molecules. This interactive feature illustrates the movement of some of these materials and describes the structures that make it possible.
Grades: 6-12
Cellular Service
In order to survive, every living cell in the body needs a constant supply of oxygen and nutrients and needs to have wastes removed. In this interactive game, you'll follow a small sample of blood as it travels throughout the body. The goal is to keep a few cells located at the tip of the nose alive and healthy. At various locations within the body -- locations that include the lungs, small intestine, pancreas, lymph nodes, and the target cells -- you will need to pick up or deliver oxygen, nutrients, hormones, carbon dioxide, and bacteria.
Grades: 5-8, 13+
How Cancer Grows
Cancer is not a single disease but rather more than 100 types of disease. Yet all cancer begins with a genetic mutation within a body cell and advances when the cell's descendants mutate further. The following step through from NOVA Online shows the progression of a malignant tumor, ending with metastasis, the colonization of tumors throughout the body. It focuses on the most common type of cancer, a carcinoma, which can originate in the skin, breast, prostate, and other organs.
This interactive activity requires Adobe Flash Player.
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Winter's Day in St. James Park
By John Ritchie, Scotland, 1869-1963
Cut four skates from the pattern using glittered white or black felt. I could not find glittered white felt so I painted the skates with glitter glue after they were stuffed with fiber-fil.
Above, some of the materials: glitter glue in clear, black polymer paint, silver string, dollar store door hanger with bells, felt fabric.
Add your furry trim after the skate has been sewn, with large whip stitches by hand, hot glue, or large zig-zag stitch on the machine. It takes half a yard of trim for a set of these skates, and you can use any kind of trim, from ruffled eyelet to fringe. I added the plaid sock edge and ball fringe to these pair below and have tied them onto a jingle bell doorknob ornament from Dollar Tree.
When you do not have fabric for these small projects, buy a scarf at the dollar store.
You might try using silver sparkly chenille wire for the skate runner, fashioning it into the right shape. Attatch the runners with hot glue, staples or stitches or whatever works.
Make it easy on yourself by using the pattern to make cardboard skates. It works much faster.
Go here for paper ornament patterns, including skates for package tags or ornaments
Here is another quick project from Dollar Tree. This wire basket has been turned into a cover for a cake stand, just by prying the handle off and screwing on an inexpensive knob on the top.
I have worn out most of my tea copies and kept saying I needed to make another one but just did not seem to get around to doing it. While at Dollar Tree I saw a collection of knit hats, many of them with warm linings, so I brought home a stretchy one to put on the teapot. It fit just fine and works well. I need to cut out a space for the handle and spout and it will look like a stylish tea cozy.
Besides essential house keeping, there always seems to be an extraordinary amount of other things to do. I hope everyone is taking time from their busy life at home, to take tea.
How do you like the look of these treats? Well you wont have to worry about sugar or weight gain because they are plastic ornaments. Fun to look at and they make a bright spot.


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This delicious and easy to make Paleo Chocolate Mug Cake satisfies your sweet tooth and can be made in under 5 minutes! A single serving dessert recipe you will make over and over again! ORIGINALLY POSTED: 9/20/2013 | UPDATED: 2/17/2018 Are you making "mug cakes" … [Read more...]
Low Sodium Salted Peanut Butter Bars
These Low Sodium Salted Peanut Butter Bars taste like an indulgent dessert but are totally sugar free, dairy free, gluten free and low carb! Made in partnership with Salt For Life. Let's talk about peanut butter and chocolate. Is there a better combo? I am not sure it's … [Read more...]
Red, White and Blue Watermelon Pizza
Red, White and Blue Watermelon Pizza. A healthy take on a fun summer dessert that is gluten free and dairy free! Perfect for Memorial Day and July 4th! July 4th is next Tuesday and if you need a healthy, easy, fun and quick dessert, look no further. I've got you covered. … [Read more...]
Green Piña Colada Popsicles
Green Piña Colada Popsicles are a healthy and refreshing popsicle loaded with fresh spinach! Vegetarian but can be made vegan with a simple substitution! Are you ready for popsicles? I hope so because I'm diving head first into warm weather food. It's been a LONG winter … [Read more...]
Cherry Almond Passover Biscotti
Cherry Almond Passover Biscotti. A grain free and gluten free Passover twist on the classic Passover Mandel bread, loaded with cherries and almonds! Made in partnership with New Seasons Market. If you celebrate Passover, then you probably know what Kamish Bread or Mandel … [Read more...]
Low Carb Matcha Mug Cake
This Low Carb Matcha Mug Cake is not only sugar free but also nut free. A 3-Minute healthy breakfast or dessert that has the antioxidant benefits of Matcha! Recipe developed in partnership with Harney & Son's Fine Teas. Years ago, before I had kids, I had a *killer* … [Read more...]
Mini Maple Pecan Banana Muffins {Dairy Free, Grain Free}
These Mini Maple Pecan Banana Muffins are so easy to make and freeze great! Perfect for little fingers and naturally grain, gluten and dairy free! I feel like I have told you guys this before but I can't remember. I love banana bread. It was my favorite "cake" growing up … [Read more...]
Old School Ice Cream Cake with Cookie Crumble
This easy tutorial will teach you How To Make an Old School Ice Cream Cake with Cookie Crumble. This version is gluten free and can be made with any flavor ice cream! We have a new birthday tradition in our family and it involves a lot of ice cream. My older son turned … [Read more...]
Slow Cooker Chocolate Cranberry Clusters with Hawaiian Pink Salt
Use your Slow Cooker to make these easy and delicious Slow Cooker Chocolate Cranberry Clusters with Hawaiian Pink Salt. Perfect for that holiday party or a festive homemade gift! This is the first time I have made homemade candy using the slow cooker. And, it will most … [Read more...]
Maple Mug Cake with Chocolate Toffee Shavings
This Maple Mug Cake with Chocolate Toffee Shavings is the ultimate single-serving dessert! It tastes like decadent cake and is naturally gluten free and ready in minutes! Made in partnership with Seattle Chocolates to support the #ChocolateGives campaign. Mug cakes are the … [Read more...]
Spiralized Apple Pie Topping with Walnuts
Spiralized Apple Pie Topping with Walnuts. The quick and healthy way to enjoy the flavor of apple pie without gluten, grains or extra carbs! A couple of months ago I hosted a charity dinner party / cooking class that was conceived of last year. It was an auction item that … [Read more...]
No-Bake Honey Nut Truffles
These 5-Ingredient No-Bake Honey Nut Truffles are the perfect little treat to have on hand for after-school, after-sports or anytime you want to satisfy your sweet tooth with a healthy bite! I blinked and the summer was over. Maybe not officially on the calendar but the … [Read more...]
Grilled Nectarines with Greek Yogurt, Pistachios and Mint
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Dairy Free Peach Walnut Ice Cream with Honey
Dairy Free Peach Walnut Ice Cream with Honey. A creamy and chunky dairy free ice cream that scoops easily and is free of ice crystals! I finally broke down and bought an Ice Cream Maker. I've wanted one for years but could never justify the cost, need or make the space for … [Read more...]
Vegan Peanut Butter Freezer Fudge
Vegan Peanut Butter Freezer Fudge. 5 Ingredient Peanut Butter Fudge made with pure Maple Syrup and Organic Virgin Coconut Oil. A healthy frozen treat! You guys. It has been SO HOT here. I know that most of the country is hot, so you feel me right? Seattle isn't usually hot … [Read more...]
Blackberry Thyme Scones | Grain, Gluten and Dairy Free
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Mint Chocolate Chip Chia Seed Pudding
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Coconut Strawberry Chia Seed Pudding
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Chocolate Hazelnut Rice Crispy Treats
Chocolate Hazelnut Rice Crispy Treats are a fun twist on childhood favorite, easy to make, no bake and only 4 ingredients! You guys, my older son graduated from Kindergarten this week. What in the heck?! Where did the last 5 years go? No, seriously? WHERE. OK, … [Read more...]
Strawberry Almond Coffee Cake {Grain Free, Refined Sugar Free}
This delish Strawberry Almond Coffee Cake is free of refined sugar, gluten, and grains. A perfect dessert to show off fresh in-season strawberries! I'm back! Last week was a doozy. My husband went out of town for a last minute business trip and it was a perfect storm of … [Read more...]
Chocolate Avocado Pudding
Vegan Chocolate Avocado Pudding that is made in minutes in the blender! Free of refined sweeteners plus a Low Carb option below. Avocado pudding became all the rage a couple of years ago. Initially, I have to admit I wasn't a big fan. Mostly because I prefer savory foods … [Read more...]
Sugar Free Magic Shell
Sugar Free, Real Food Ingredient Magic Shell that is Vegan and Low Carb and made in under 5 minutes! Did you know that you can make your own Magic Shell at home? If you like Magic Shell on any type of frozen dessert, then trust me, you want to make it yourself. Commercially … [Read more...]
Skinny Vegan Cherry Ice Cream
Skinny Vegan Cherry Ice Cream that is made from just frozen organic cherries, pure vanilla extract and a pinch of salt. The ultimate Vegan and Sugar Free frozen treat! My little man is obsessed with frozen sweet cherries. I mean OBSESSED. We have been going through a … [Read more...]
Maple Pecan Brownies {Grain Free}
Rich and fudgy Maple Pecan Brownies that are grain free and junk free. While we do eat our fair share of nuts in this house, it is currently pecans that are dominating the scene. I am having (more than) a moment with them and really having fun experimenting with adding … [Read more...]
Paleo Pumpkin Mug Cake
One of my readers (Hi Lori!) emailed me at the end of the summer and asked if I have a Pumpkin Mug Cake recipe to share. I told her I did and I would make and share it as soon as it got cool enough for us to really start getting down with Pumpkin Spice. I know I am late to … [Read more...]
Vegan Chocolate Freezer Fudge
First of all, I think the name for this is a bit mis-leading. It should be called, "Ridiculously easy, 5-ingredient, no-cook, no-bake, one-bowl, rich chocolate goodness that is secretly healthy". But seriously, who in the world is going to search for that or even read the … [Read more...]
Double Chocolate Avocado Cookies
You guys are in for a huge treat today! Especially those of you who live for chewy chocolate cookies with a just slightly crispy edge. The secret ingredient here is avocado. Yep, avocado. Specifically, Avocados From Chile. If you haven't baked with avocado in place of … [Read more...]
Spiced Hempmilk Tapioca Pudding
When it comes to non-dairy milks, Hemp is my jam. It is so rich, so thick and so creamy, it makes a perfect substitute for whole milk in almost any recipe. Plus, it is nut free which makes it a great alternative to those avoiding nuts (and coconut). You probably already know … [Read more...]
Grain Free Blueberry Almond Clafoutis
When we brought home over 9lbs of fresh blueberries a couple of weeks ago, the first thing we did was to freeze a bunch for smoothies and winter baking. Obviously, we all ate a good amount at pretty much every meal and we also made these scones. When there was just one last … [Read more...]
Grain Free Blueberry Lemon Scones
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Paleo Vanilla Mug Cake (Nut Free)
Once upon a time, I perfected this Paleo Chocolate Mug Cake recipe and made it all the time. Then my older son told me he was a bit sick of it so I started making this Grain Free Peanut Butter & Jelly Mug Cake. Then, he started to become a bit obsessed with Vanilla Cake. … [Read more...]
Spiced Mango Popsicles with Ginger
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'Otai Coconut Watermelon Popsicles
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Grain Free Cinnamon Crumb Coffee Cake from Everyday Grain Free Baking
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Paleo Chocolate Mousse with Mint from The Tomato Tart
As most of you know, we just welcomed our second son into the world and our family. I have invited some of my favorite bloggers to share guest posts with us every Friday for the next couple of months while I decrease my workload and focus on integrating our newest little person … [Read more...]
Grain Free Vanilla Bean Birthday Cake
While I love to cook, I have never really fancied myself as much of a baker. Don't get me wrong, I know a thing or two about baking, I just don't enjoy it as much as cooking savory food. When you become a mom, you need to start thinking about birthday cakes whether you want to … [Read more...]
How To Make Perfect Vanilla Bean Buttercream Frosting
I know that most everyone is thinking about cutting sugar and carbs right about now and here I am with How To Make Perfect Vanilla Bean Buttercream Frosting but bear with me. Besides the fact that I am 9 months pregnant (!) and NOT in any way thinking about cutting … [Read more...]
Homemade Hanukkah Candy Bark with Slivered Almonds and Dried Apples
In our house, we celebrate both Hanukkah and Christmas. It makes for one long and over-indulged holiday season if you are a kid - which is pretty awesome. For us adults, it's a lot of work! My husband and I are still figuring out how to balance all of the different holiday … [Read more...]
Grain Free Apple and Cranberry Crisp + A Trip to Lopez Island
This Grain Free Apple and Cranberry Crisp was inspired by a little weekend jaunt my husband and I took to the San Juan Islands a couple of weeks ago. Lopez Island specifically, is where we went. We have lived in WA for just about four years and while we have traveled all around … [Read more...]
Grain Free Peanut Butter Cookies with Maple Bacon
A couple of months ago, my friend Heather from girlichef hosted #BaconMonth over at her blog. It was exactly as delicious as it sounds and one morning a recipe for Flourless Peanut Butter Bacon Cookies popped up in my RSS Reader. I couldn't stop thinking about those cookies for … [Read more...]
Grain Free Butter Cookies with Dye Free Sprinkles
These look and taste just like the classic holiday butter cookies with sprinkles but are not only grain and gluten free but 100% dye free! Cookies are great year-round, but for us - spritz cookies have always represented that the holidays are here. Growing up, my brother … [Read more...]
Grain Free Peanut Butter and Jelly Mug Cake
My son is in a peanut butter and jelly phase like nobody's business and my homemade sunbutter is not cutting it. He wants peanut butter and jelly! Right now it's the Seriously Strawberry Jam from Peanut Butter & Co. and before that is was good old-fashioned concord grape … [Read more...]
Pina Colada Chia Pudding (Dairy Free, Paleo)
Now that Memorial Day has passed, can we say summer is officially here? Even though the weather was a bit grey this weekend, I am not complaining. Early summer came to Seattle and it's been mostly warm and sunny for weeks now. One treat I have been making a lot of is this Pina … [Read more...]
Paleo Chocolate Pudding Pie
A couple of weeks ago I found myself in need of a relatively quick dessert that would feed a group and could be made in advance. My husband suggested I make a double batch of my Paleo Chocolate Pudding and make some interesting toppings to bring along but pudding just didn't seem … [Read more...]
Hazelnut Pie Crust {Paleo, Gluten Free, Grain Free}
My Paleo Pie Crust is evolving. First it went savory and now it has become this Hazelnut Pie Crust. One flavor combo I cannot get enough of is hazelnuts and chocolate. Um, hello Nutella! I developed this pie crust specifically to be paired with all things chocolate. Not that … [Read more...]
Hazelnut Brownies. Grain Free & Gluten Free.
These brownies are based on my mom's recipe. She has been making this amazing brownie recipe for as long as I can remember. Any of my personal friends reading this may remember eating them at a baby shower, birthday party or some other event. Her brownies are amazing. They are, … [Read more...]
Paleo Peppermint Patties
You may have noticed that while I don't post a tremendous amount of desserts, I do have a thing for making candy. I am not sure when it started but for the last couple of years, I regularly find myself making some type of homemade candy every couple of weeks. These Paleo … [Read more...]
Mini Mocha Macaroons
Macaroons are a somewhat regular thing in my house. They are easy (read: dump everything in a bowl) to prep, don't take long to bake and can be endlessly flavored and customized. My son, who just turned four, loves to mix the ingredients in and can usually be counted on to help … [Read more...]
Superfood Chocolate Candy {Paleo. Vegan}
The other day my son and I were food shopping at our local Whole Foods Market and there was a woman sampling Goji Berries. My son decided to taste some and declared that he loved them! Now, this is a big deal because he has tried Goji Berries before and has always had a … [Read more...]
Vegan Hot Chocolate
We have had a cold snap for the past week or so and have finally had to turn our heat on. Now, I know that most of the US and Canada has been buried under snow and ice, so I don't expect you to feel bad for me in any way, shape or form. But, whenever it gets really cold, I like … [Read more...]


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Chris Dart has been a fan of computers since his first exposure to BASIC on a TRS-80 back in 1980. He took a detour to explore the humanities, earning a degree in cultural anthropology from Macalester College, earning honors in ethnographic research. After graduating he spent 7 years as a neighborhood organizer while moonlighting as a computer consultant and database developer. In 2000 he gave up pretending and switched to an IT career. Since then he has worked in both computer support and database and web development. He has a masters of science in information technology from the University of Liverpool, England.
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I am a Professor in the Department of Astronomy of Yale University and the current Chair of the department. I am also a member of the Board of Directors of the Assiciation of Universities for Research in Astronomy (AURA).
I was educated in India and held postdoctoral positions in Queen Mary College, London, U.K. and the Theoretical Astrophysics Centre (TAC) at the University of Aarhus, Denmark before moving to the U.S. to become a member of the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. I joined Yale in 2000.
My research interests are solar and stellar astrophysics.. My research about the Sun lies in studying the variations in the structure and dynamics of the Sun over time-scales. I study other stars sinnce I am interested in the properties of stellar materials. The study of stars other than the Sun also allows me to study the structure and evolution of the Galaxy; it also informs my study of the Sun. I specialize in studying solar and stellar properties using data on stellar oscillations. Cool stars oscilate with distinct frequencies, and those frequencies carry information about the interior structure and dynamics of the stars. I use solar oscillation data avalable from the GONG network, as well as instruments on board SOHO and the Solar Dynamics Observatory. Sun-as-a-star oscillation data are available from the Birmingham Solar Oscillations Network (BiSON). The main source of stellar oscillation data is NASA's Kepler mission.


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Wednesday, June 27 – Field of Dreams Movie Site
Thursday, June 28 – Minnesota Twins at Chicago White Sox 1:10
Friday, June 29 – Minnesota Twins at Chicago Cubs 4:05
Saturday, June 30 – Travel
Also Included: Free Time at Field of Dreams Movie Site in Iowa and Free Time at Navy Pier in Chicago.
Price(s): Single: $850, Double: $700/person, Triple: $625/person, Quad: $575/person
Wednesday, June 27 – This is the perfect trip if you're a Twins fan or baseball fan who has Wrigley Field on your bucket list. It's also ideal if you're a baseball fan who can't take extended time off from work. This day will begin with checking-in at our host hotel near the Minneapolis – St. Paul International Airport. If you are a national traveler, I will send information about making hotel reservations the previous night. The hotel will provide free shuttle service to/from the airport. If you are one of our many Twin Cities area travelers, I will send information about leaving your vehicle at the hotel. All information will be sent by the first of the year. We will depart this morning for Dyersville, Iowa. Here we will have free time to tour the Field of Dreams movie site. If you've seen the movie, this may very well be an item to cross off your bucket list. Afterwards, we will depart for our hotel in the upscale Chicago suburbs for the first of three nights in a row. There are restaurants within walking distance, including one who shares a parking lot with the hotel. The Woodfield Mall is also close to the hotel during our stay. It was the largest shopping mall before the Mall of America opened in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Thursday, June 28 – We will depart our hotel later in the morning for the South Side of Chicago, as we will view the Twins take on the Chicago White Sox in an afternoon affair. After the game, we will travel to Navy Pier. There will be free time for sightseeing and an evening meal prior to returning to our hotel for the night.
Friday, June 29 – There will be free time at the hotel to explore many of the nearby attractions, such as the Woodfield Mall. We won't depart for Wrigley Field until early afternoon, as the Twins/Cubs game has a 4:05 start time. We plan to arrive prior to the gates opening because one of the great experiences in all of baseball is free time in Wrigleyville prior to a game. After the game, we will return to our hotel.
Saturday, June 30 – After having spent three nights in Schaumburg, Illinois, it will be time to return to Minnesota. We will arrive at our original pick-up location by late-afternoon to end the trip.


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Dr. Mark McOmie is originally from Salt Lake City, Utah. He attended The University of Utah. While attending the University of Utah, Dr. McOmie worked as a lab technician for several years. He then furthered his education at the highly regarded University of Louisville School of Dentistry graduating and entering private practice in 1998. Dr. McOmie has presented research at the Kentucky Dental Association, International Association of Dental Research and American Association of Dental Research. Member of the Tennessee Valley Dental Study Group, Chattanooga Area Dental Society, Tennessee Dental Association, and the American Dental Association.
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