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InventHelp Office Locations – https://www.kiwibox.com/kellywilson/blog/entry/147295285/innovation-a-vital-possession-for-organizations/. There are two types of fears: the worry of failure and fear of public ridicule. Both of these fears apply to inventing in extremely own unique way. The fear of failure retracts a person's skill to take risks. Routines this by clouding their judgment. Once the fear of failure grips you it causes your decisions to become emotional rather than intelligent. The risk in this case is pursuing your invention, and the failure is taking a loss. All humans are affected by the inability consider risk, and this why most solution pursue their invention ideas.
The fear of public ridicule suppresses creativity and the flow of inspirations. We all suffer out of this fear, because we have been conditioned believe about like society ever since the day we were born. People who think differently aren't awarded, they are persecuted. Fear of being outcast causes a controlled thought process rather than a free creative one. People fear inventing because they fear that their invention ideas tend to be ridiculed.
These are both common fears that stop everyone from acting on ideas that they have in effect. Since inventing originates from ideas that someone has, it is crucial to overcome these fears.
Be Original
When you possess a truly unique invention idea no you might know how it will eventually do on market place. When people look at predict how an invention will fair on the market, they compare it to previous inventions and that performed on the shelves. An original idea will have nothing in which could be compared, so if someone tries to inform you how your invention idea is on the market, there is ugh to know when they are any more correct than your organization. People are unpredictable and constantly changing of course and fads alter from week to week; therefore, the market is always changing in fact it is unpredictable. This makes predicting the market very unreliable. Nothing involving humans is for sure, so when feel confident inside your invention, don't pay attention to anyone who reveals different.
Most inventors have a passion for inventing; use this on your own advantage, pursue inventions for yourself, not critics. It isn't in the critics best interests for an invention to make it, it is in yours; therefore, no-one can tell you what to do or not to do, inventing will be your interest, not theirs. Your invention is about you; it is an original idea that only you have introduced towards public, take pride in that. If you invent for yourself, then not meeting others expectations won't matter; if your invention doesn't make millions of dollars, it won't matter to you. Pursue your invention for yourself; it is your journey, no one else's.
People are petrified of change by nature, and the introduction of a unique invention promotes convert. The new invention generates a change in industry. It adds a unique competitor to certain companies and promotes a whole new market in itself. This scares people when you talk about creating money because it promotes risk. Specifics others fear of taking a risk effect you; an exceptional idea is since likely to generate income as a scam. Pouring your life into an invention changes you also. You will begin to think completely new manner, and possess a new goal to pursue. This frightens people around you because they don't want to their relationship along with you to change. Don't worry, you don't require your co-workers' help. Throughout history all new ideas were criticized when they first received publicity. Look how many advances we have had, they all were originally criticized. Your invention is no different, stick to it.
Work Hard
The process of pursuing your invention idea is a journey; your invention isn't on the shelves overnight. Journeys consist of ups and downs, and inventing is the same way. Your success won't be decided by one event or variable. You isn't going to be unsuccessful because some "professional" came across your invention and deemed it unsellable. There are so many things to learn when going using the invention process. The lessons you take away from your journey will last your whole life, money won't. Even if you don't make lots of money, you could have the experience help to make it fewer mistakes the very next time you pursue innovation. Don't underestimate experience; no one let you know that you won't receive experience a person have pursue your technology.
Your success with the invention depends completely on you. For people who have an original idea, it is effort that will presume to where good for your health it to remain. People have no right to tell you if your invention can make it because it is entirely up on your own hard work. Don't get caught up your past politics of business and how your invention will fit in, none from the matters in the long run. The deeper into the invention process you go, the more cash work will pay off and the less initial thoughts for the invention will issue. The market doesn't control you, you control the market. There is an ability to arrive.
The invention process is a journey, and the farther down the road you go, the harder it will achieve. Naturally, there is going to be low points where experience like quitting; however, the difference between successful people and unsuccessful people could be the ability to get past these points. It is a long road to millions, there is lots of to be able to adjust and get back on track. If you give up at the lows then you need to failed, and for no other reason than yourself. Most people think success in inventing is according to instant that the invention idea is conceived; however, there isn't such thing being a failure who keeps trying, so the prosperity of comes when you persist through problem times.
Have A Positive Attitude
Your attitude will either be the cause of your success which is the reason for your failure; attitude has the power to send your invention to guidelines. Attitude can be defined as your inward and outward emotions or thoughts toward life, instances the invention solution. Having a positive outlook on the invention journey can indicate a huge likelihood for your InventHelp Success Stories; allow yourself for having fun, don't treat the invention process like a life or death relationship. A positive attitude will an individual to overcome obstacles and create a drive to reach your goals. When unfavorable situations show up it is simple have a negative attitude, but include the ability to change your outlook any kind of situation. If it's possible to keep a constructive outlook throughout the invention process, I guarantee you always be successful.
Attitude can include how you treat others, and company you will find a lot of people. There will be people who you will partner with, and you also must be criticize you. Having a good attitude posesses a powerful pull over people, and to get your invention towards shelves you can have to build many business-partner relationships. I guarantee you that you will build more relationships with an attitude; relationships built with a good attitude will be stronger and have increased value. You will gain a substantial amount of respect with a good attitude. People are less likely to criticize someone they respect, which is huge when there is usually criticism of ideas in inventing.
When you possess a good attitude, these types of realize that success is psychological, This so true, particularly when applied to long processes similar towards invention process. If you do have a positive outlook you will cherish everything that comes out of inventing; someone with a good attitude doesn't need to sell millions to consider something a success. No one can tell you whether or not what you did was successful, that ability belongs solely to you; therefore, if someone attempts to tell you that pursuing your invention won't be a success, they are full of crap.


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Today we're revisiting the 2012 episode from previous hosts Sarah and Deblina on Laura Bridgman, the first deafblind person to be educated -- a feat accomplished by Samuel Gridley Howe in the 1830s. People from around the world came to see her, including Charles Dickens, who wrote about her in his "American Travels."
The original episode can be found here: https://www.missedinhistory.com/podcasts/laura-bridgmans-education.htm
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Tracy Wilson: Happy Saturday, everybody. This classic is coming out during Deaf History Month, which goes from March 13 to April 15 each year. Its first day commemorates the successful conclusion of the Deaf President Now protests, which were covered on a previous episode of the show and a previous Saturday classic. And then the last day of Deaf History Month marks the establishment of the American School for the Deaf, which was the first permanent school for the deaf in the United States.
Holly Frey: So today we're sharing one of our earlier episodes related to Deaf history, which is on Laura Bridgeman. She was the first deafblind person in the U.S. to receive a formal education, and she also came up on our recent Saturday classic on Charles Dickens
Tracy Wilson: In this 2012 episode, Sarah and Deblina talk about potential future episodes on Helen Keller and Louis Braille, both of whom are still on our ongoing list of topics.
Holly Frey: So, enjoy!
Announcer: Welcome to Stuff You Missed in History Class from howstuffworks.com
Sarah Dowdey: Hello and welcome to the podcast. I'm Sarah Dowdey.
Deblina Chakraborty: And I'm Deblina Chakraborty.
Sarah: And earlier this year, some interesting news came out of Georgia Tech here in Atlanta. Researchers there announced that they'd come up with the texting app called Braille Touch, which applies computer braille, a specific type of braille to touchscreen devices. And the app has mostly been in the news because it has potential as a general eyes free texting app, even for people who aren't visually impaired. You could text under the table or something. But for folks who are visually impaired, a braille app could really mean a lot less stuff to lug around, no keyboard, just a phone and easier communication. And it really got me thinking about how much communication has improved for people with visual disabilities in the past century.
Deblina: Yeah. And today we're going to revisit a subject that we touched on briefly in our Dickens Visits America episode, and it's kind of related to that topic of communication. It's about Laura Bridgman, who was the first deaf-blind person to learn language, also to communicate with letters and writing and to be educated. And she didn't use the now ubiquitous braille system that we just talked about, which was only beginning at the time. But instead she used the manual alphabet to spell out words. And she also read from raised Roman text, and learned to hand write with a special grid system.
Sarah: Bridgman was about 50 years older than the more famous Helen Keller. But if you remember from that earlier episode, their stories are really closely connected aside from the fact that young Helen Keller annoyed Bridgman by stepping on her foot when the two of them met. But while Keller really became a champion of disability rights and an international figure, somebody who's internationally famous, Bridgman with on the earlier end of the disability rights story. And in fact, when she started school in the 1830s, people are just starting to believe blind people could be educated. So the idea of educating a deaf-blind person, this deaf-blind girl seemed completely impossible.
Deblina: Yeah. So we're going to tell you a little bit about her early story and the challenges that she had to face before we get to that story of her learning. Laura Dewey Bridgman was born December 21st, 1829 near Hanover, New Hampshire. Her parents, Daniel and Harmony, had a farm and Laura was their third daughter. She was a pretty baby with bright blue eyes, but she was really sickly. At 20 months, she finally started getting bigger and lively. She was chatty and seemed very smart. But at 24 months, she and her two older sisters came down with scarlet fever. Her two sisters died, but for Laura, the fever went on for weeks after that and when she finally started to get better, she was in one eye, nearly blind in the other, deaf, and she had very little of her senses of smell and taste left. Her vision in her non-blind eye was destroyed when she walked into the spindle of her mother's spinning wheel.
Sarah: So a really sad start here, but remarkably by age four, she had recovered the strength she had lost during the fever. She was strong again and while she wasn't talking anymore, she was still very smart. She was still displaying that interest she had as a two year old in everything she came across, she would touch everything she encountered. She'd cling to her mother and feel her arms and her hands and try to mimic her mother's hand. So she learned how to help out with housework that way. She even learned how to knit and to sew. From a workman on her family farm, Asa Tenney, who himself had some impairments that made speech difficult for him. She did pick up some ability to communicate or at least communicate a more fully with her family. He had a way of sort of understanding what she was going through and helped her perfect this basic sort of sign language and so each family member had a name sign that they could respond to and a pat on her head meant yes or okay. A pat on her back meant no, she had a way of expressing really basic needs at least.
Deblina: But by age seven she started throwing these really violent temper tantrums. She'd only obey her father who would stomp on the ground when he was upset with her. And she'd reached the limit of communication basically with her family. And she was just overwhelmed.
Sarah: They were overwhelmed too. They were busy farmers and they didn't know what they were going to do to help her. So fortunately at that time, an article was written by a Dartmouth professor on Laura's ability to sign, and that got the attention of Samuel Gridley Howe, and a few years earlier, actually the very same year, Laura was born, Howe had founded Perkins, which was a school for the blind, and it had opened for students in 1832 with a mission, not just to educate blind children. That's kind of how you'd see it today, but to really prove that blind children could be educated and could become independent adults.
Deblina: Kids at the school learned everything from history to philosophy plus sports, music, including piano tuning and domestic work. So it was really a very broad education.
Sarah: Getting them ready for life.
Deblina: Howe's quite a character himself, we should mention. He idolized Lord Byron and fought in the Greek revolution where Byron died. He financially supported radical abolitionist, John Brown, and he was married to Julia Ward who wrote the Battle Hymn of the Republic. But he was also a proponent of education reform and not just for blind students. He wanted rote memorization replaced with a curriculum following the child's interests. He disliked John Locke's idea of the tabula rasa, the blank slate, and instead thought that the mind came with certain innate facilities, something in line with the pseudoscience of phrenology.
Sarah: Yeah, so when, Howe heard about Laura, he realized that she would really be his perfect subject. She was an opportunity for him to do good. Clearly he was very interested in that, she was excellent PR for his school, and she'd be a way for him to test his theories on the mind and probably most importantly, a challenge for him. At this point, he was doing so successfully with his school, he wanted a challenge. So Laura's parents met with Howe and they agreed to send her to Perkins. And Laura arrived there and October, 1837 when she was just shy of eight years old, she just got a little bit of time to settle into her new surrounding. She was obviously very scared, very disoriented, but Howe gave her two weeks to get used to the new world.
Deblina: So after that generous two week period that she got, he started to teach her, he quickly decided to scrap the basic sign language that she'd been using at home and instead teach her English. So here's kind of how it worked. He would give her something basic, like a key or a fork or a knife that was labeled with embossed writing. And then after she familiarized herself with objects, he'd separate the object from that label and she would have to match them to each other.
Sarah: Yeah. And he wrote of this time, "It was as though she were underwater and we were on the surface over her, unable to see her, but dropping a line, and moving it about here and they're hoping it might touch her hand so that she would grasp it instinctively, hoping that she would put two and two together and realize it wasn't just a matching game. These labels actually signified something about the objects that they went with." But according to Jane Seymour Ford and Perkins, Howe believed that her ability to match really was just kind of a game, it was just memorization at this point. She liked getting approval, so she knew the knife label went with a knife and so on.
Sarah: So the next step for him was to cut up the labels into their separate letters and he would spell out the word that she was familiar with and he'd jumble them up and then he would leave Laura to figure out how to piece them back together again and just something she was familiar with. And he describes the aha sort of moment when she finally got this, that letters made up words and words signified things and he wrote, "The truth began to flash upon her. Her intellect began to work. She perceived that here was a way by which she could herself make a sign of anything that was in her own mind and show it to another mind and at once her countenance lighted up."
Deblina: So from there, Laura tried to learn the name of every single thing that she encountered. Communication got faster when she learned the manual alphabet and could put aside those embossed letters that she had initially learned with. She only needed about a year of instruction and vocabulary building before she could join in the regular classes for the blind. And she would have a personal teacher with her who was finger spelling everything out for her so that she could follow along in class.
Sarah: Other than that, just following along with the lesson, it's pretty remarkable. One thing to mention here though, Howe promoted Laura's ability, that aha sort of moment. He promoted that as something innate. Like she just had the capacity for language there. But two of her recent biographers, Elizabeth Jeter and Ernest Freeburg, suggests that she probably did have some distant memory of spoken language before she was deaf, even if she might not have remembered being two years old, she probably had something left in her head. And Jeter also thinks that she had likely been imprinted with the capacity for grammar since her later ability to understand all these different complex tenses kind of put her apart from a lot of other deaf, blind people who've learned language.
Deblina: Which, to me just sounds like another way of saying innate ability.
Sarah: Maybe.
Deblina: So we should also point out that while braille was by this point being used in some parts of the world, Laura and the other students at Perkins read with raised Roman letters, which was known as Boston line type and made for some really huge books.
Sarah: Because they had to blow up the letters so big that you could actually feel the differences between them.
Deblina: And Laura would write with a grooved guide that was slid under her paper. So you'd write a letter in one of the grooves, cover it and then move on to the next letter. And it was called square handwriting.
Sarah: Because it has this very strange sort of square look to it. You can feel letters that Laura herself wrote and it is a very unusual looking hand, but pretty remarkable.
Deblina: It sounds really time consuming.
Sarah: It does. But apparently she was a voracious letter writer, so she must have gotten pretty fast at it.
Deblina: And while she studied reading, writing, and geography, and Algebra and geometry, and all the other subjects in the classroom, she would pepper her teachers with questions at the same time outside of the classroom, things like, "Why don't flies have names? Why can't we sail to the sun in boats? If I eat fish hooks, could I be dead?" [crosstalk 00:11:08] watering your questions? Yes. And she flourished socially too. She could recognize people that she hadn't seen in a long time by feeling their faces. She made distinct noises for friends, which were kind of like individual names that people could recognize other people.
Sarah: Mm-hmm (affirmative). And Howe describes this sort of girlish social butterfly behavior that Laura had in a passage I really liked. He said "When Laura is walking through a passage way where their hands spread before her, she knows instantly everyone she meets and path of them with a sign of recognition. But if it'd be a girl of her own age and especially if one of her favorites, there's instantly a bright smile of recognition and intertwining of arms, a grasping of hands and a swift telegraphing upon the tiny finger."
Deblina: So I think that really conveys how happy she was to finally be able to communicate with people and say what was on her mind and hear what was going on in the world. And she'd joke around too. That's another important thing to mention because she does have a reputation being older is kind of severe. But as a kid she'd joke around, she'd purposely misspell words and then strike it out with the other hand. Or she would spell with her nose when finger spelling instead of her fingers. She'd spin donuts on her fingers, something that she actually did her whole life.
Sarah: When she was alone too, she could entertain herself. She liked to always be able to ask people questions, but she could entertain herself. She kept a journal her whole life. She would practice new words, spelling out the names of new words. She would carry out these sort of private dialogues and she would knit and sew and had a very strong sense of fashion. She was always very neatly dressed, very stylish. She'd sew all her own clothes and had some things that almost sound like amazing party tricks too. She could thread a needle with her tongue. Just really cool talents that kind of get overshadowed by some of the other abilities. But just these everyday things she was also able to do in addition to reading and writing.
Deblina: But even in spite of these more entertaining aspects of her personality and that sense of humor that she had, Laura would also still sometimes throw tantrums. And this was something that Howe, of course didn't cover much in that PR campaign that made Laura so famous. She'd hit students, sometimes shove teachers. She would get very upset with slow finger spellers too, and since she'd work so closely with her teachers, sometimes spending 24 hours a day with them, she'd also form these really deep attachments and really truly suffer when change has happened.
Deblina: In her time at Perkins as a student, she had four main teachers. Lydia Drew Morton, Eliza Rogers, Mary Swift Lamson, and Sarah Wight Bond. And she stayed lifelong friends with all of them. But when they leave Perkins to marry or to get new jobs, she would beg to go with them and when she would get upset when things like this would happen, she wouldn't be able to eat. And one of those really traumatic transitions came when Howe himself married Julia Ward in 1843. Laura had of course been housed pet project. He promoted her in medical journals, periodicals, children's magazines, enough to make them both internationally famous. People from around the world would come to see her sometimes just visiting, but sometimes just watching her behind partitions.
Sarah: Which, reminded me a little of some of the Barnum episodes we've been talking about, which this is around the same time. And I don't know, it's, it's a more disturbing side of the story.
Deblina: Yeah. And another kind of disturbing aspect of this, according to Louis Menand in the New Yorker, she was so well known, little girls would poke out their doll's eyes and name them Laura.
Sarah: A very special kind of fame there.
Deblina: Yes. But Laura also had kind of become Howe's adopted daughter by this point. According to Seymour Ford at Perkins, she even lived in his apartment with him and his sister. So they were really very close. So Laura was really feeling kind of abandoned when Howe married and spent a year and a half after that on a working honeymoon in Europe. She wrote to him constantly and often asked questions about one subject that she was particularly interested in learning more about. And that was religion.
Sarah: So Howe had always planned to include religion in his process of educating Laura, but he had kind of strange ideas about it. You normally think of our religious education starting as young as possible, but he didn't think she should have any kind of religious instruction until her mid-teens after her physical and intellectual educations were completed, at least to his idea.
Sarah: So he hoped that just as she had shown people possess some sort of natural innate understanding of language, or at least he believed that, she would also eventually show that people possessed an innate understanding and love of God. That was his hope. So his plan when he came back from his honeymoon was to present her, he had a plan just like his labeling system, he would present her with these everyday miracles instead of everyday items like forks and knives. In this case, it would be something like plants growing from seeds. And he expected that if she were presented with enough of these, ultimately she'd realize just as realized the significance of those embossed letters, that there was something divine about these things, something divine about the whole process.
Sarah: Also, according to Menand, he hoped that these innate inclinations and understandings of hers would match up with his own unitarian beliefs rather than more serious evangelical beliefs. So to make sure that this plan of education worked, he knew that she needed to have no sort of religious instruction beforehand. So he banned her teachers from discussing religion while he was gone from answering any kind of questions, and while she was writing him about religion, he himself didn't really answer questions in the letters, so she was left pretty frustrated and wondering what was going on.
Deblina: Yeah. Knowing curious Laura, by this point, you can probably guess what happened. She managed to get something out of her teacher, Mary Swift, and she was also secretly visited by a group of evangelicals who were protesting Howe's methods. She was attracted to what they told her, and evangelical religion became a major part of her life from then on. When Howe finally came back, he was disappointed that his plan had been wrecked and he kind of wrote the whole thing off as a failure.
Sarah: Not just the religious education, but educating Laura almost.
Deblina: Yeah. He became more distant from her after this. According to Menand, he even said that her religious education was the greatest disappointment of his life and it caused him to take back some of the praise he had for the blind in general. So he took a very extreme view of this.
Sarah: He took it pretty hard definitely. But when Laura was about 20 years old, her last and favorite teacher, Sarah Wright, left to be married. And at this point, especially considering that she and Howe had drifted apart by this point a little bit, school was going to be over for Laura. So she stayed on at Perkins for a time, but she really found life a lot lonelier and isolated without having a constant companion with her anymore. So it was thought best by everyone that she go home to her family farm. That didn't really work out either. The family was too busy running the farm, doing their everyday things that they did. And they didn't have time for the 24-hour companionship and the constant questions that she was used to. And so she started getting depressed. She started to get sick and Howe eventually got word enough to loop in Dorothea Dix, who we've talked about on an earlier podcast, who was also a friend of Laura's to help raise the money for a lifetime endowment for her to live at Perkins as long as she wanted to.
Deblina: She ended up staying there for the rest of her life. Returning to our family farm only for summers. As an adult at the school, she lived in a cottage and she taught needlework. Apparently, she was a really strict teacher too. I think we mentioned that before.
Sarah: I think so. If you didn't have neat stitches, she just make you rip the whole thing out and start over.
Deblina: That's tough. But she'd also read a lot. She'd write letters constantly. She'd travel occasionally too. She knit, she'd embroider, she'd make lace and sew things to sell to people who came to see her often she would include an attached autograph with that and she liked having money of her own. She liked having some money to give to charity and buy presents for her friends. While she was home one summer, se was baptized in a brook near the family farm, and she also convinced the pastor's wife to learn the manual alphabet so that they could communicate and that way Laura could get more religious instruction.
Sarah: And we mentioned this a little bit when talking about her sense of humor, but to strangers, se did seem less friendly and less pleasant as she grew older, but perhaps that's in part due to all her losses. She got very close to her younger sister on these trips back to the farm, and her sister passed away. Howe died in 1876 and just within a year or so after that, two of her teachers died. So at age 59, Laura got sick with erysipelas, which is a streptococcus infection and died May 24th, 1889. The last word that she spelled out was mother.
Deblina: A year before she died though, Laura did meet Helen Keller. And as we mentioned, the eight year old annoyed Laura by stepping on foot-
Sarah: She's was a little too rambunctious.
Deblina: Yeah, bad first impression. But Keller's parents who were dealing with the same tantrums that Laura's family had dealt with years earlier, happened to read Dickens' 1842 American Travels, where if you'll remember from the Dickens podcast he wrote at length about the then sensational 12-year-old Laura who was imprisoned in a "marble cell."
Sarah: He was very poetic in his descriptions of her.
Deblina: And the promise of Laura's story made Keller's parents contact Perkins where they were connected with recent grad, Anne Sullivan, a good friend of Laura's and someone who was familiar with Howe's method of instruction. So the famous aha moment in Keller's story came when Sullivan spelled out water on Keller's hand while running water over the other. It's a very famous scene that I think we all probably learned in grade school. Yep.
Sarah: Exactly. And Bridgman is so closely connected with Keller because of that link and her parents and Dickens and all of that. But Keller did always acknowledge Bridgman's earlier education and its effect on her own life. But Laura story is maybe best summed up with something that she said as a child when her teacher was explaining to her that while most people had five senses, she just had three senses. And according to Crista DeLuzio in American 19th Century History, Laura thought about this for a moment and then she answered her teacher that, no, she actually had one more sense than that. She had the sense of touch, she had taste, smell, and then a fourth sense, which she called think. And I mean, how does that not just sum up everything she learned and did that you can think, but if you have the ability to express it, you can live a full life?
Tracy Wilson: Thank you so much for joining us on this Saturday. If you have heard an email address or Facebook URL or something similar over the course of today's episode, since it is out of the archive, that may be out of date now. You can email us at Historypodcast at howstuffworks dot com, and you can find us all over social media at MissedInHistory. And you can subscribe to our show on Apple phodcasts, Google podcasts, the iHeartRadio app, and wherever else you listen to podcasts.


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Aerosmith will perform at Steven Tyler's Grammy Awards Viewing Party on February 10th to raise money for Janie's Fund. Tyler's inaugural bash last year, raised $2.4 million dollars for the charity, "a philanthropic initiative created by Tyler in partnership with the national family services nonprofit Youth Villages to bring hope and healing to girls across America who have suffered the trauma of abuse and neglect." The viewing party boasts "a VIP cocktail reception and dinner, live viewing of the 61st annual Grammy Awards telecast, and live auction to support Janie's Fund." Among the co-chair supporters of the event are Aerosmith, Mick Fleetwood, Lenny Kravitz, Alice Cooper, Scarlett Johansson, Kate Hudson, Tiffany Haddish, Sharon Stone, Ashlee Simpson and Evan Ross, and Caitlyn Jenner, among others. (Blabbermouth)
Billy Joel will be the first artist to play Baltimore's Camden Yards in 25 years, when he plays the Orioles' home ballpark this summer. The concert, which breaks "with more than 25 years of team policy about Camden Yards being a baseball-exclusive venue," will be held on July 26th. (The Balitimore Sun) Billy has also added four other stadium gigs to his itinerary, hitting Milwaukee's Miller Park on April 26th; Denver's Coors Field on August 8th; Boston's Fenway Park on September 14th; and the final concert at Arlington, Texas' Globe Life Park on October 12th. It was posted on Sting's website that his new single, "Brand New Day 2019," will actually serve as a teaser for his next album, which will feature the Police leader updating his classic tunes. This isn't the first time that Sting has revamped his past — starting with his 1985 solo remake of Zenyata Mondatta's "Shadows In The Rain," followed the next year by two Police reunion tracks — "Don't Stand So Close to Me '86" and "De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da '86" which were recorded for the Every Breath You Take: The Singles compilation. 2010 saw the Symphonicities album and tour, which re-imagined his Police and solo favorites with a classical bent. (Sting.com) Singer Clydie King died on January 7th at the age of 75. King remains a constant voice on rock radio, having sung on such classics as Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama," Elton John's "The Bitch Is Back," Linda Ronstadt's "You're No Good," the Rolling Stones' "Tumbling Dice," and Graham Nash's "Chicago," among many others. In addition to that, King's voice can be heard on recordings by Ray Charles — she also toured as one of the Raelettes, Barbra Streisand, Ringo Starr, Steely Dan, Humble Pie, Joe Walsh, Phil Ochs, Carly Simon, Neil Diamond, and countless others. She was a constant onstage with Bob Dylan during his late-'70s and early-'80s gospel period, and Dylan paid tribute to her in Rolling Stone, saying, "She was my ultimate singing partner. No one ever came close. We were two soulmates." (Rolling Stone) Coming to theaters in North America on February 7th will be a special one-night showing of the concert film, The Music Center Presents Joni 75: A Birthday Celebration. The performance, which saluted Joni Mitchell's milestone birthday, was filmed last November 6th and 7th at L.A.'s Dorothy Chandler Pavillion and includes performances by James Taylor, Seal, Graham Nash, Norah Jones, Brandi Carlile, Glen Hansard, Emmylou Harris, Diana Krall Chaka Khan, Kris Kristofferson, Los Lobos with La Marisoul, and Rufus Wainwright, among others saluting Mitchell by performing her greatest works. (Forbes)


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Should you just sit indoors and lose out on summer fun just because you can't hear well? The worse thing is when you don't know you have hearing loss. A few ear diseases and getting older can bring a slow decline of hearing which you may not even recognize. When your hearing has declined it's likely that you won't attend many fun summertime activities. Search for remedies to the difficulties which come along with loss of hearing, so you can get out there and enjoy the fun with all your friends.
Summer Barbecues
Cooking out during the summer might get difficult when you have loss of hearing. For starters, there is a lot of background noise. There are a lot of discussions going on around you. Kids are running around shrieking and enjoying themselves. You have the sounds of nature like singing birds, barking dogs, and the sound of cooking on the grill.
If you do have some measure of loss of hearing, all of these various noises and sounds can be quite frustrating. This amount of background noise will easily overtake someone who has hearing decline.
Here are some tips to help you compensate:
Sitting in a peaceful place for short periods of time will help get rid of some of that overpowering background noise. You might need to see peoples lips so put your back to the sun.
- You can turn down the volume of background music. If you are hosting the barbecue, you can just choose not to have any music. Tell the host about your problem if you are attending someone else's barbecue.
- Walk away from time to time. It can be exhausting when you are struggling to hear. Step indoors and away from everyone for a few minutes each hour and go someplace quiet to recharge.
- Inform others that you can't hear. Don't attempt to fake it because that can irritate others. Tell people when you can't hear them. Visual clues such as cupping your ears will help others realize that you're having difficulty hearing. They will automatically move closer or speak up to help out.
Don't attempt to hear everything. The fact that you can't engage in every conversation is something you need to recognize. As an alternative, try to engage in small groups of people and set practical limits for yourself.
Go Outdoors
What might you be missing out on by remaining inside the house? Don't be frightened to walk outside the house and concentrate on the sounds of nature. No, you won't be capable of hearing everything but with a little focus, you might hear more than you think possible.
Make a game out of it and listen for:
- Birds chirping
- Insects buzzing
- Crickets in the evening
- Blowing leaves
- Rain on your roof
- Kids running around and playing
- Dogs barking
- Splashing waves
If you simply attempt to hear one thing at a time, you can manage your expectations every time you go outdoors, head to the beach or walk in the park.
Enjoy Day Trips or Even a Much Needed Vacation
That's truly what summer is meant for, isn't it? What kind of vacation would you enjoy? What limitations come with your hearing loss that will affect it? Sailing or fishing would be ideal but a theme park might be a bit too much. Go to the zoo or maybe go to a nature preserve. Take a walk on the boardwalk near the beach or go to a museum.
You have an opportunity to travel this summer so you shouldn't let your hearing loss take that away from you. If you are flying, tell the airline that you have hearing loss when you get your ticket. Inform the hotel, as well, so they can get you a room that has accommodations for the hearing impaired including smoke alarms with flashing lights or shaking beds and TVs that have closed captioning.
Work on Yourself
Look for methods to improve yourself this summer like going to a fitness class or learning to paint. Arrive early, so you can find a place up front. Take a couple of friends with you and have them fill you in on what you might miss during the session.
This Summer You Should Take Safety Measures
There are a couple of summer traditions which require you to take precautions to protect yourself, your ears, and any expensive hearing assistance devices you own. Play it safe by:
- While you are at the pool or beach, play it safe. Make sure to protect your hearing aids from water damage and use some earplugs if you go into the water to avoid ear infections.
- Bring someone with you on those enjoyable evening walks. The loss of hearing means you won't always perceive sounds such as vehicles coming towards you or maybe even a stranger coming up behind you.
- Protect what hearing you do have by wearing ear protection if you go to see the fireworks for Independence Day or to an outdoor concert.
Making The Most of it This Summer
Three simple things will help you eliminate most of these things.
- Have your ears examined by a hearing care specialist. It may be possible your hearing loss is treatable.
- Get a professional hearing examination, so you know if you do actually have hearing loss.
- Wear good-quality hearing aids. They will get rid of any background noises so you hear what's relevant.
Summertime is all about having fun. Don't allow the loss of hearing take it away from you.


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Report on 2012 at CADA/BC
Hi CADA/BC Members,
It is my pleasure to serve you as Program Coordinator of CADA/BC for just over two years. What an incredible time. I am proud of the work we have done to improve the socio-economic lives of dance artists and advocate for the role of dance in BC and Western Canada.
Some highlights from CADA/BC in 2012:
- We opened 2012 with our first annual Unconference, bringing together over 30 Members to discuss key issues for CADA/BC. We will be hosting another Unconference in early 2013.
- We welcomed Deanna Peters to our staff as Communications Officer. She is responsible for our Twitter (@cadabc, #danceresponse), website, advocacy blog & monthly newsletter.
- March 2012, we held the CADA/BC is One-of-a-Kind online auction. We used our site & eBay to post one-of-a-kind items made by various artists, raising over $1,700. We renewed many of the donors we gained during the 2011 IndieGoGo campaign & found new donors. These board-led activities raised 159% more than 2011 and 281% more than 2010. This year's fundraiser, See More Dance, raffled off $1,300 worth of dance tix, raising $2,100.
- April 2012, we closed off our fiscal year dispersing just over $30,000 in Training Subsidy—$6,000 more than we dispersed in 2011. We served 113 of our then 162 Members with this program. We were able to maintain that pool of Subsidy for the next year as well.
- At the end of our 2012 Membership year, we grew 20% over last year and 64% over the last four years.
- At our AGM, we grew our Board of Directors to 13 Members. We are so excited to work with this team of motivated individuals.
- We launched our Facebook page in June. If you don't like us already, please go to facebook.com/CADABC and connect with us and other dance artists.
- We are very proud of our newsletter, published the third Wednesday of each month, featuring a Member Profile, program/resource highlights and our advocacy challenge Speak with your Feet.
- We launched Dance Response in September. This new program brings together 8—10 dance artists from our Membership at 10 shows over the course of the 2012/13 season. After each show we lead a 40min discussion loosely based on a process developed by Liz Lerman. The notion is that we better understand dance when we slow down and pay attention to what we notice, remember, feel and wonder about it. Everyone is welcome to attend these post show discussions. For a full list of shows, click here. There is a written component where participants post their feedback on Plank Magazine and Twitter using #danceresponse. Stay tuned for info on next season.
- Our Fees & Rates Standards were updated to reflect the feedback from our Member's survey and to reflect the new low income cut-off. We also published a full report on the research and changes.
As we move forward into 2013, I want to remind you that this is your CADA/BC. Give us your praise, criticism, ideas, challenges. Get involved, participate and work with us to advocate for the vital role of dance in society. Contact us.


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Around 300 roles are available at the Edinburgh mail centre with another 200 additional posts in Bathgate.
The seasonal workers help sort the additional Christmas volumes of mail. Positions are available from late October through until early January 2018.
Royal Mail is seeking to recruit around 1000 workers across Scotland. People interested can apply at www.royalmailgroup.com/xmasjobs
The recruitment programme is part of Royal Mail's financial investment in additional resources at Christmas to help ensure it provides the best possible postal service to its customers throughout the UK. These seasonal workers will support Royal Mail's around 120,000 permanent postmen and women who sort and deliver the mail all year round.
The temporary recruits will help to sort Christmas cards and parcels and online shopping orders before they are taken to Delivery Offices for postmen and women to take out on their rounds.
Candidates should be over 16, fit and healthy and able to move cages of mail and parcels around the centre. A wide range of shifts are available.
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How to Stop Caregivers Engaging in Unhealthy Behaviors to Relieve Stress
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People who are under a lot of stress, like family caregivers, often find it challenging to practice self-care. This is a normal consequence of feeling overworked and underappreciated. But, when one goes beyond skipping weekly workouts and also begins subsisting on junk food, it can set a dangerous cycle of self-neglect in motion. For some people, especially those with a history of addiction or an inability to deal with stress constructively, alcohol, drugs and even gambling may be used as a makeshift escape from the difficult emotions that taxing situations elicit.
Why We Sabotage Our Own Well-Being. The irony of self-destructive behaviors is that we do these things to relieve stress and make ourselves feel better. Ironically, these behaviors usually make us feel worse. Not only will you feel physically crummy after overindulging in food or drink, but you'll probably end up feeling guilty and disappointed in yourself for not setting some boundaries and respecting them. This only causes more tension in your life and will likely cause you to perpetuate this behavior.
Being in a caregiving role is challenging enough to make anyone turn to an easy source of comfort. Unfortunately, most immediate stress relievers like alcohol, food and drugs take a serious toll on the body, especially if they become a regular source of relief. Your mental and physical wellbeing are very important, not only for you but also for those who love and depend on you. Forming negative habits at such a difficult time will only increase the likelihood that caregivers will fall ill themselves or pass away before their care recipients.
How to Put an End to Harmful Habits .It is not always easy to recognize and admit our own problems and faults but doing so is the first step in finding a solution and embarking on a healthier path. In the same way that we learn self-destructive behaviors, we must also learn how to bring them to a stop. Use the following steps to help work through your unhealthy coping mechanisms and find beneficial activities that will more effectively relieve stress.
Identify Your Indulgences. You probably already know what your self-destructive tendencies are. You know you should be exercising regularly, but you don't. You eat an entire box of cookies in one sitting even though you've already had dinner. Perhaps you enjoy a few extra glasses of wine in the evenings. You're well aware of the fact that these things are only short-term sources of enjoyment, but you still can't seem to do anything meaningful about it. Once you recognize which parts of your routine are detrimental to your health, you need to pinpoint what exactly is causing you to engage in them.
What Are Your Triggers?. What is happening in your life at the exact moment that you feel the urge to "misbehave"? These events are called triggers. Keeping a diary for a few days or weeks can help you identify your triggers and their influence on your behavior. For example, every time you feel the need to smoke a cigarette, binge on a bag of chips, or reach for a bottle of vodka, write down what's going on in your life at that very moment.
Most likely, you will see a pattern emerge. You might find that every time you get a phone call from your sibling asking how your elderly parent is, you reach for a cigarette. It could be that verbal abuse from your husband with Alzheimer's disease causes you to seek out junk food for comfort. Or you might discover that whenever finances become especially strained, the only solace seems to be alcohol.
How to Counteract Your Triggers. Once you have identified your triggers and unhealthy coping mechanisms, you must figure out how to counteract them. Make a list of beneficial coping skills that fit into your schedule and will help you clear your mind and release tension. Examples could be as simple as going for a walk, calling a friend, taking a bubble bath, or participating in an in-person or online support group. The next time you experience a trigger, try to replace your go-to negative behavior with one of these healthy coping skills. You will be surprised at how good you feel when you succeed at resisting the urge.
Take Baby Steps. Depending on how ingrained your bad behaviors have become in your everyday routine, it may be wise to start slowly when it comes to swapping out coping mechanisms. Begin by reducing the frequency and severity of your unhealthy reactions to stress rather than trying to go "cold turkey." Aim to smoke only a few cigarettes, eat a couple of cookies or have one drink rather than going all in on a binge. Remember, cutting back is still considered progress. Easing into this change will help ensure your efforts are successful and sustainable over the long term.
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Is your bathroom outdated or dreary? Does it look like a generic hotel bathroom rather than a warm, inviting space? A new shower is a budget-friendly way to give your bathroom an entirely new look. Showers add sophistication and functionality to a bathroom.
With so many different types of showers, it can be hard to choose the right one. Do you need inspiration? Here are 3 of the best shower design ideas to help you get started.
Glass-Enclosed Shower
A glass-enclosed shower offers a clean, sleek design. It is great for simple, modern bathrooms. If you want to give your bathroom an elegant, contemporary look, a glass-enclosed shower is the way to go. Glass-enclosed showers are great for smaller bathrooms as they can make the room appear visually larger. These types of showers are also easy to clean. Some have finishes that repel water spots and soap scum making them even easier to maintain.
Open Shower
Open or doorless showers have become very popular recently and for a good reason. They make bathrooms feel larger and are great for aging in place. Open showers have no door, threshold or shower curtain. Most feature just a shower and a grate in the floor for drainage. These showers require special design considerations. Here are some tips for open shower design:
- - Install the shower in the corner - This helps provide privacy and prevents water from spraying.
- - A half-wall can protect against water splashes.
- - Allow a 6-foot buffer zone on every open side to guard against flooding.
- - Outfit your bathroom with surfaces that can withstand moisture well. Even with careful attention to the design of your open shower, water can escape. So, make sure that the rest of the surfaces are designed to stand up against water damage.
Glass Block Enclosed Shower
Showers that feature glass block enclosures eliminate the need for a door. The glass blocks are stylish and versatile. Glass blocks have sharp lines and serve as a focal point. There are many different patterns and textures to choose from when it comes to glass blocks. The options are nearly limitless. You can choose from various styles, colors and thicknesses to customize your shower how you want.
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Genf20 Plus – Product Reviews, Ingredients, Cost, Side Effects And Where To Buy It.
Aging is inescapable, which if we are to be honest with each other, no one wants. After thirty, HGH is secreted less, which causes symptoms of senility.
There are complements and even injections to up the HGH levels in men. Although it is not quite clear whether they can actually make them above normal, the same is a force to reckon with because of online attention.
GenF20 Plus is one of the male enhancement products that avow augmented HGH. It is available in pills and spray.
What is GenF20 Plus and how does it work?
GenF20 Plus is mainly advertised to be anti-aging. To fathom how they work, we will first have to know how HGH works. In any case, GenF20 Plus works by escalating the levels of HGH.
The HGH is assosiated with growth and development. It is most secreted in kids. Because of that, they are more able to heal, play for long withiout fatigue and even have tight skin.
HGH furthers efficient cell metabolism. This means that a man will have enough energy, both physically and mentally. Bodybuilders and athletics take HGH to improve performance.
According to the website, GenF20 Plus works by:
- Stimulating the adrenaline gland to secrete more HGH.
- Promotes the secretion of the pituitary gland
- Fights the accumulated fat cells from the liver
- Generates the necessitous energy for bodily processes, such as training and exercising.
- Improve mental capabilities
- Refines the functioning of some B vitamins and other chemicals that are known to prevent CVDs such as heart attacks. It has also been said to help in dealing with Alzheimer's . You can stack HGH with Zn tablets for better results.
GenF20 Plus ingredients
Let's now have a look at GenF20 Plus ingredients as provided on their website.
- L-arginine – Almost no sex pill is without this. It works by upping the production of HNO3. If you know how Viagra or Cialis work, you know that it causes the vessels to expand, allowing erections in men.
- L-Ornithine – Think of it as a refined L-arginine. It has been thought to help with diabetes.
- L-Glycine – This works by making adrenaline release HGH. It is also used as a stress reliever.
- L-Glutamine – This helps in cell metabolism, so as not run out of energy.
- L-Tyrosine – Those with thyroid ailments are incessantly depressed. It is because of low L-tyrosine.
- L-Valine – Some amino acid cannot be produced in the body, like L-Valine. It helps in tissue repair and cell metabolism.
- Astragalus Root Extract – Some of its most noteworthy uses are treating gastric discomforts, boosting immunity and enhancing metabolism.
- Deer antler velvet – It has been said to aplenty contain collagen among others. Collagen is imperative for a healthy skin. It can help in reducing wrinkles and loose skin.
- GABA – Think of it as a modulator of other hormones. If one is to be produced more than necessary, GABA reduces the same. It is very effective in dealing with stress and anxiety.
- Colostrum – More muscle development and strong bones have all been noted in those who take it. It is also potent in antiaging.
- Pituitary (Anterior) Powder – This is a pituitary gland stimulator. It encourages the secretion of more HGH.
Phosphatidyl Choline – This has fat eliminating properties. It also is said to be of value in the gall bladder and liver. Some reviews state antiaging memory loss benefits.
GenF20 Plus ingredients can be altered later on. It is good that you look over them.
GenF20 Plus reviews and testimonials
HGH is important. If one can secure it, many benefits would be obtained.
There are some GenF20 Plus reviews saying that it doesn't deliver what it avows. But I think we cannot blame it all the same.
With hormones, you find that it gets quite the chore to actually up them above the natural level. This is unless you are going for an injection. HGH pills are in most cases not the magic advertisers will have you believe they are. For example, a saw palmetto supplement will avow to amp up your T. But that is not actually what it does. The much it can do is to stop the available T from being converted into DHT. If you already have low T, it will be of little effect.
If indeed all the above-listed GenF20 Plus ingredients are in it, it is more likely that the it have some effects, just maybe not as good as the site professes.
Where to buy
The best place where to buy GenF20 Plus is through their website. Don't buy the cheap ones that may be fake. For a better-managed cost, you can redeem your coupons or apply for one.
Both of them are available. For a month supply of both, they'll be approximately . You can look for more info on the website.
Implicit GenF20 Plus side reactions
GenF20 Plus and HGH pills, in general, are in most cases harmless compared to HGH injections. Injections can give the impression that the necessarylevels of HGH are enough. This will make adrenaline gland lazy later on.
There are no documented GenF20 Plus side reaction. The site says that it is entirely natural and side-effect free.
This could be a little too good to be true. But it is always the case with such supplements.
Expected GenF20 Plus side reactions can be foretold by analogy to those of its ingredients.
Too much chromium is known to raise blood sugar. It can also cause flushing and itchiness. L-arginine is known to cause stomachach and nasal congestion. Those using nitrates including poppers risk fatally low BP. L-lysine can cause diarrhea and stomachache. In its excess, some will have allergic reactions.
None of these side effects should be taken to be imminent from taking GenF20 Plus. They are just predictions. If we are to beleive their site, GenF20 Plus is side-effect free.
Don't use enhancement products with either OTC or ED drugs such as Kamagra and Levitra. In fact, talk to a doctor before using any.
What is GenF20 Plus spray and how to use it?
GenF20 Plus spray is another form of HGH releaser with added ingredients such as Alpha GPC. It is better to use both GenF20 Plus spray and pills together for best results.
The aim of them both is getting the pituitary gland to release more HGH.
Final thoughts
It is always not easy to increase the levels of certain hormones in the body. Unless you are taking an injection containing synthetic forms of it, the much you can do is keep the it at the recommended levels.
If GenF20 Plus can help make more HGH, all without side effects, then it should be given a try. However, you may have to try quite many products before coming across one with such qualities, that is if it exists. You may also be interested in Vimax, Extenze, Vigrx Plus, Male Extra and ProExtender.


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'Sairat' director Nagraj Manjule's ex-wife speaks up about domestic abuse, neglect
In an ironic turn of events, Fandry and Sairat director Nagraj Manjule has been accused of domestic abuse and negligence by his ex-wife Sunita Manjule.
As he gains popularity as a filmmaker with a social conscience, claims of him being a hypocrite and not practicing what he preaches, have surfaced.
In an interview with Quint, Sunita spoke about getting married to Manjule when she was merely 18 and raising his whole family, as pursued his career as a filmmaker.
She said:
"I think he is embarrassed of me. He moves in the artistic circles, the who's who of Maharashtra speak to him with high regard, and here I am, someone who has studied only till 8th standard. I think that's the reason he deemed me fit only to take care of his family and to do household work, but not be the wife that he could acknowledge in front of everyone. Now he has become successful, and I, being the not-so-literate makes him ashamed, which is why he got rid of me."
She went on to the describe her growing years as filled with neglect and abandonment, and that Manjule would not allow her to bear a child, even beat her with leather belts and wood for it.
When he won the national award for Fandry, Sunita alleges that Nagraj and his family flew to Delhi but locked her up in the house and didn't allow her to leave.
They are now divorced, and Sunita was given Rs seven lakh as settlement. She now cleans people's homes to make a living and tend for her aging parents.
Strangely, in an interview with The Hindu earlier this year, Nagraj spoke about gender stereotypes and the importance of women. "I am tired of this world created by men, ruined by men. I want a woman now to build the world or mess it up. I am tired of the man within me. I also want to change. You get unconsciously trapped in male values. You are superior only because you happen to be a man. I want a break from this male-dominated world."
Probably not the best way to go about it then, eh Nagraj?
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Home Affordable Refinance Program Can Help Those Whose Home Values Have Dropped
The Home Affordable Refinance program was designed to help home owners lower their monthly payments while at the same time securing lower interest rate mortgages. The program is aimed at helping home owners whose mortgage loans are more than the value of their home. The program had a value set at 105% and under the Obama Administration this number has become 125%. The Home Affordable Refinance plan is helping home owners who are underwater with their home values restructure their mortgage payments and ease their financial stress. A few highlights of the Home Affordable Refinance program are:
A borrower must be current on his payments in order to qualify for the refinance.
The refinancing must be completed with a Fannie or Freddie approved lender.
The new loan would come with mortgage insurance.
Borrowers cannot take cash out.
If you are living in an area where the value of your home has dropped below what it was when you purchased it this could be the program for you.
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HOBOKEN, N.J. – The Elms College men's volleyball team fell to host third-ranked Stevens Institute of Technology, 3-0 (9-25, 23-25, 20-25), in a non-conference battle at the Canavan Arena Sunday afternoon. The Blazers dip to 3-3 on the season, while the Ducks improve to 6-0 overall.
In the first set, the Ducks build a 6-1 lead after a pair of service aces from sophomore Jacob Stillman (St. Louis, Mo.). Elms junior Daniel Bondarovsky (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) delivered two kills to help the Blazers keep pace at 8-3, but the Ducks pulled away with five straight points, featuring a kill and an acre from sophomore Dylan DeBoer (Vernon Hills, Ill.), to grab a 13-3 advantage. Blazers junior Gabriel Reis Levy (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) tallied three kills during a 12-6 run by Stevens as the Ducks close the first set with a 25-9 win.
Elms delivered a strong set in the second frame, racing to a 7-1 lead behind two kills and two aces from Reis Levy. Stevens worked away at the deficit with kills from freshman David Lehman (Oakland, Calif.) and senior Gabe Shankweiler (Allentown, Pa.) to make it a 12-8 contest. Reis Levy knocked two more kills for the Blazers to push the advantage to 15-8, but the Ducks responded with a 6-2 run to whittle the gap to 17-14. The sides traded points with two kills from Shankweiler to make it 21-19, followed by a kill from Reis Levy and a Steven error to put Elms on the brink of victory, 23-19. The Ducks mounted a comeback down the stretch, registering six straight points, including two kills from Lehman, to rally to the 25-23 set victory.
The Ducks carried their momentum into the third set, pushing to a 9-3 advantage. The Blazers worked down the lead with a 6-2 run, powered by two kills from Reis Levy and Bondarovsky, to put the score at 11-9. Following a kill from freshman David Hernandez (Springfield, Mass.), an error by the Ducks evened the score at 13-13. Tied at 16-16, Stevens capitalized on errors by Elms and an ace and kill from Shankweiler to pull ahead 21-17. Reis Levy added a pair of late kills for Elms, but Stevens locked up the 25-20 win behind kills from senior Alexander Carpenter (Delaware, Ohio) and sophomore Joshua Hinton (Richboro, Pa.).
Reis Levy powered the Blazers attack with a tied match-high 14 kills with two aces. Bondarovsky notched eight kills with three digs, while Hernandez added four kills. Sophomore John Dunphy (Farmington, Conn.) dished out 21 assists with two digs and an ace in the loss.
Stevens was paced by 14-kill efforts from Shankweiler and Lehman. Shankweiler added three digs and three aces, while Lehman tallied three digs and a block. DeBoer and senior Jordan Stuart (Huntington Beach, Calif.) knocked six kills apiece, and sophomore Jacob Patterson (Los Gatos, Calif.) logged a game-high 38 assists.
The Blazers will be back on the court in the 2017 home opener against Emmanuel (Mass.) at Picknelly Arena Tuesday at 7:00 p.m. Stevens travels to #5 Wentworth Saturday afternoon for a tri-match at 11:00 a.m.


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I was hoping if someone could help in trying to create a formula in PowerApps in which I can extract a portion of a string where the data is usually between the second and third \ see below: it is important to keep in mind that the numbers of character change every time.
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This is the formula that I have used in excel that has was worked perfectly but when I try to recreate it in PowerApp is fails.
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CLICK GO THE SHEARS! Congratulations to all the shearers who competed in the 2019 Axedale Quick Shear event and to those who made the finals in each of the sections. Big congratulations go to Adam, Chris and Holly for winning each of their finals. We hope to see you all back next year!
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Along with gracing independent films and television shows earlier in her career, Breegan has been featured on television talk shows across the nation. She has been featured on ABC's live talk show, "The Chat," as well as CW-affiliate KTLA-5's Morning News. Breegan was also a guest feature for The Design Network's "Desksides" series showcasing her commercial design expertise. Breegan shot pilots for "The Next Course," a Food Network series, and she is currently finalizing a hosting opportunity for an upcoming television show on a well-known home and design network.
Breegan Jane, the consummate entrepreneur, hails from sunny southern California where she lives with her two young sons and balances careers as an interior designer, influencer, mom and lifestyle expert blogger.
Breegan Jane is an LA Mom and lifestyle blogger. An experienced and accomplished interior designer, Breegan's resume boasts enterprises that span the gamut, from custom designing personal creative music studios to managing international real estate projects with full staff. Her design savvy is well sought after by clients in almost every industry, including a double platinum-selling recording artist, for whom she designed an elaborate home complete with a tailored wardrobe room.
Breegan honed her design skills working as creative director and marketing professional for a luxury yacht manufacturer. She staged yachts in-house and traveled internationally for consultations with her Dubai clientele. Those unique experiences set the stage for more exceptional design opportunities.
"Helping is caring, simply put," Breegan said. "Whether it's donating or lending a helping hand, I want to do whatever I can to bring joy and light into the lives of others, however they need it."
Breegan Jane learned at an early age the importance of generosity and charitable works. As a young girl, she would save her own money to help buy gifts for kids her age who were less fortunate. She continues to water those seeds of altruism by dedicating her time, portions of her salary and her available resources to support local, national and global humanitarian efforts.
Breegan is a lifelong partner of World Vision, where she has helped to raise funds for impoverished women in Africa. And, she helped establish a unique girls school for young Kenyan girls looking to escape the harsh realities of female genital mutilation (FGM). Breegan continues to be a catalyst for change in and around Los Angeles as a community partner for numerous volunteer and social support organizations. And, like her mother, she is raising her boys to follow in her footsteps; they volunteer as a family with food assistance programs throughout the year in Los Angeles.
Breegan has recently partnered with Single Moms Planet as a board director, where she will help direct programming and events for under-resourced children. Further, she will also work with the organization to foster mentorship for single mothers, financial aid for the family, counseling opportunities for individuals or families, and entrepreneurial training for mothers who wish to be future business owners.
Breegan resides in the greater Los Angeles area with her two sons, Kingsley and Kensington, spending any spare time bike riding along the coast with boys in tow.
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A Look At Concrete Grooving And Why They Are Important
There is no one who can deny the steps of improvement that our roads have had in recent years. You cannot compare the roads that we have today with the ones that we had a long time ago. The main similarity may be the materials, but we also know that the design is different.
Among the things that have been added are the concrete grooving. To an ordinary, they may appear as simple, but they serve a huge purpose. The only way to understand them is by looking at their importance which includes:
Skid Resistance Improvement
It is normal for vehicles to skid on concrete especially when you hit emergency brakes. The only way for a vehicle to stop better is when there is a low skid resistance. Accidents occur when the skid resistance is low.
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Pilots and drivers are usually able to have control when there is concrete grooving on the roads as well as the runways. They help to reduce the occurrence of dangerous accidents on bridges and easy control of a plane when landing at high speed.
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Roads tend to hold water during the rainy season. That's why concrete grooving is important as it helps to reduce hydroplaning on the roads.
The concrete grooving technique is being used on many roads today, according to research. They are very effective, and there are some countries that have adopted them entirely.
There are many companies that are known for providing these services. However if you want to get the best services, it is critical to making sure that you hire the services of the best companies. Research many of them first.
There are many companies that are known for best Marlette concrete grooving services in this city. These companies are very popular and have been helping to make the roads safer.
Other than concrete grooving, these companies are also known for providing professional Marlette texturing services. They have built a strong reputation on this field and have managed to attract many people.
They specialize in delivering better services, and that's why they are recommended by many experts. They achieve this by employing the best people. They also use the best technology.
When you look at the current roads, it is easy to the significant difference. For those who need a professional concrete saw cutting services in Marlette, they are encouraged to get in touch with any of these companies.
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One hair. You'd be surprised by what a single hair can do.
It can ruin a soup for starters. You don't want to see a hair swimming in your clear soup. One single hair can be enough for a DNA test too. You have hair fall? Don't go around committing crimes. Also, it's the next easy hint at adultery after lipstick stains. One unexpected length of hair on a husband's shirt can be enough to make his wife doubt what he was upto, even if he had probably held a blind woman's hand to help her cross the road.
Threading, waxing, laser treatments and its clique however accords a different train of thought about hair altogether. Women (and men) who get beauty groomed, would know how the pulling of hair can make its follicles feel. I remember the first time I got my eyebrows plucked. I was already in the university. Nobody usually expects you to go without threading by then. Besides, feminism hadn't caught up on grooming in our part of globe at that time. So it still wasn't yet cool to go without the perfunctory parlour services.
I did it completely out of curiosity though. I should have listened to mom and shut up. But I didn't. Even the lack of any customer in broad daylight at the beauty parlour did not deter me. I told the lady at the parlour that it was my first time. She looked nice and benign; so I handed my fate to her. She probably thought, going slow and plucking one single brow hair each time, at a glacial pace, would ease my pain. But in reality, it was my embarrassment at cringing like a kid at a vaccination while being a grown up and not her misunderstood artistry that kept me from screaming in her ear.
That never discourages me though. Even now. Grooming can be painful, but well, what isn't? I did get a good taste off my adventure which is why I still go through this hell every fortnight. But then, I don't bargain for the rashes that come along with it. Once I was left with a bunch of sore, red scars; so painful, I couldn't wear trousers for a month. That it gave me leave to immediately buy a couple of maxi dresses is beside the point.
So, there. You don't quite consider that a single strand of hair could screw you up so bad. Just because it has as much physical sensation as a nail. But while we shed hair involuntarily like animals or voluntarily like other humans, where and how it happens, can singlehandedly decide whether it leaves you looking presentable for your next date or dabbing lukewarm saline water over a red patch of inordinate pain.


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Edme Marie Eduard Paul Jacoulet (1902*-1960)
Born on January 23, 1902* in Paris to a French family who moved to Japan in 1906 where Jacoulet pere taught French at the Imperial University. Paul was a self-taught artist, and, in 1929, went on a long trip to the islands of the South Pacific. Jacoulet made many sketches and photographs of local natives, dressed and posed elegantly. It was this work that he first translated into woodblock prints. He felt the contrasts between the aristocracy and ordinary people could take traditional Japanese art into the 20th century.
Over the course of his life Jacoulet was able to claim many "firsts". "He was the first foreigner to become a master of the ukiyo-e (pictures of the floating world of pleasure) art, being worthy to rank with the Japanese masters. He was the first ukiyo-e artist to use more than fifty blocks for a print; he frequently used from 200 to 300. He was the first artist to record the vanishing nobility of Mongolia. He was the first print artist to extend the application of ukiyo-e beyond the borders of Japan, for he also recorded the "floating world" of the South Seas and mainland Asia. In true ukiyo-e fashion, Jacoulet portrayed vanishing customs almost as if he foresaw that these modes of living would float away."
Jacoulet further broke from tradition by publishing his own work to ensure its high quality. "(His) prints were not on sale in shops. He evolved a system of obtaining monthly subscribers who received a copy of the 'print of the month'. (These were) published in series, each distinguished by a seal of his design which incorporated the stylized Japanese characters for his name in a design of some conventional object." In subsequent decades Jacoulet produced 166 completed woodblock prints, including as subjects South Sea Islanders, Mongolians, Manchurians, Koreans, Ainu, and Japanese.
As an artist, Jacoulet's technique was exceptional. "From his many years of training in calligraphy, (he) acquired a subtle feeling for brush stroke and the nuances of meaning given to different thicknesses' of the 'living line'. He transfered his skill with a brush into skill with a pencil, and thus became the only artist to attempt and to master the ability to draw the 'living line' with this instrument. This makes his prints unique. No Japanese brush artist can produce this original touch; nor can a western artist, lacking years of calligraphic training." In addition, few other artists used so many precious metals or innovative techniques (embossing, colored micas, waxes, lacquers, powdered semi-precious stones) in their artistic works. Using special watermarked paper, each of Jacoulet's prints was the result of as many as 300 pressings.
As World War II loomed on the horizon, Jacoulet's living circumstances became difficult as a foreigner in an economically depressed Japan preparing for war. Artistic materials became scarce, his foreign clientele returned home and he himself spent the war years in the Japanese rural resort of Karuizawa raising vegetables and chickens and selling them on the black market.
Following the war art materials were still scarce, making it impossible to reprint his earlier works in any quantity, so Jacoulet began to design directly for the key block. Plagued by continuing ill health from birth, Jacoulet's work consumed all his energy as he also tested new pigments and dealt with his increasing popularity. In his mid-fifties Jacoulet's health seriously deteriorated and, on March 9, 1960, he died of diabetic shock at the age of fifty-eight.
In his lifetime, Jacoulet produced some thirty thousand woodblock prints and several hundred watercolors, most of which were lost.
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Liliya is certified in Epic Bridges and Epic Care Everywhere. She was awarded a Bachelor of Science Degree in Business from Western New England University in Springfield, Massachusetts.


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OLDHAM Council has improved its leadership since the riots and actively promoted cohesion with cross- party support.
'Far right' parties have consistently failed to get any councillors elected.
The council leader and chief executive were singled out for praise, though there was concern that all council members did not share their enthusiasm.
Some residents said they felt there was reticence about tackling deep-seated race issues because of a fear of a white backlash that could be exploited.


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Mumbai: Parineeti Chopra is being mercilessly trolled for choice of her clothing during 'Namaste England' promotions on Friday.
The actress was busy in promoting her upcoming film with co-star Arjun Kapoor in Mumbai and posed for shutterbugs. However, the dress, a tight blue cold shoulder bodycon, she had wore did not go well with netizens.
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NEW LONDON, Conn. – Coast Guard, ranked 18th nationally, split a pair of duals at home as the Bears beat Bridgewater State 52-0 before falling to #17 NYU 19-18.
The Bears are now 8-3 in dual meets on the season.
In the win over Bridgewater State, Kenji Beato at 133 (0:52), JD FitzPatrick at 141 (2:08), Nick Moreno at 165 (2:55), and AJ Aeberli at 174 (2:50) all won by pin.
Paul Detwiler at 184, ranked second nationally, won by tech. fall 16-0 in 2:24 while Parker Brunkala at 125 (10-2) and Jon Wagner at 197 (15-6) won by major decision for the Bears, who also won two matches by forfeit and Patrick Irwin earned a 3-2 decision a heavy weight.
The Bears jumped out to a 9-0 lead over NYU when Brunkala pinned his opponent in just 1:25 and Beato earned a 9-2 decision.
NYU would win the next four matches taking a 13-9 lead.
Aeberli won 5-2 at 174 and Detwiler pinned his opponent in just 57 seconds as the Bears regained the lead 18-13, but the Bears would lose a pair of two point decisions to close out the match.
The Bears close out the dual meet portion of the season when they host archrival Merchant Marine on Wednesday night at 7:00
125 Parker Brunkala (CGA) major dec. Wilson Gomes, 10-2
133 Kenji Beato (CGA) pinned Andrew Lopez, 0:52
141 JD FitzPatrick (CGA) pinned Christian LaChance, 2:08
149 Marco Dominguez (CGA) won by forfeit
157 Alex Funches (CGA) won by forfeit
165 Nick Moreno (CGA) pinned Fox Maxwell, 2:55
174 AJ Aeberli (CGA) pinned Wilfredo David, 2:50
184 Paul Detwiler (CGA) tech fall Robert Fryar II, 16-0 (2:24)
197 Jon Wagner (CGA) major dec. Daniel MacNeil, 15-6
Hwt Patrick Irwin (CGA) dec. Ryan Higgins, 3-2
125 Parker Brunkala (CGA) pinned Johnathan Keltz, 1:25
133 Kenji Beato (CGA) dec. Zach Alexander, 9-2
141 Evan Drill (NYU) major dec. Steve Pangelinan, 18-5
149 Sean Lyons (NYU) dec. Matt McGowan, 6-4
157 Dylan Dwyer (NYU) dec. Christian Gosch, 3-2
165 James Murdoch (NYU) dec. Nick Remke, 9-5
174 AJ Aeberli (CGA) dec. Izaake Zuckerman, 5-2
184 Paul Detwiler (CGA) pinned Luke Ratchford, 0:57
197 Jack La Corte (NYU) dec. Jon Wagner, 6-4
Hwt William Ortman (NYU) dec. Patrick Irwin, 4-2


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Did you ever get the impression that there's an unspoken pact between fervent supporters of the European Union and its fiercest opponents? The term most commonly used by the fervent supporters is Pro-European, a term that conflates general support for the institutions with a solidarity with European people. The logical corollary to this is that not to support the institutions is to be anti-European. But since the European Union hasn't established sufficient allegiance from its peoples, to refer to people as anti-European is inflammatory, since people can easily dismiss the logic used because they can see to what ends it is used: in the service of a particular conception of Europe that is coterminous with a particular set of European institutions.
To refer to people instead as 'Eurosceptics' is a magnificent means of marshalling support for European institutions without appearing to do so. It says, yes, these people haven't been convinced yet, but there's nothing wrong with scepticism: why, scepticism is a venerable philosophical tradition and we're all Enlightened beings around here! By the same token, people who oppose the European Union on nationalistic grounds may willingly adopt the term for themselves on precisely the same grounds. As in, 'It's not that I want to establish Herrenvolk democracy in my own neck of the words and expel as many immigrants as I can, it's just that I'm of a sceptical disposition on all these grands projets!'
Now, most people immediately and publicly identifiable as 'Eurosceptics' are nothing of the sort. They tend to have deeply held convictions that the European Union is evil, and they often wear underwear with prints of their national flag. But by referring to anyone critical of the direction taken by the European Union as occupying the 'Eurosceptic' camp, 'Pro-Europeans' are able to imply that to offer any trenchant criticism of the European Union is to be not the full Schilling, whilst simultaneously giving the outward appearance that they have unstinting respect for the critic's powers of reasoning. In that way, the most fervent 'Pro-Europeans' need the looney 'Eurosceptics' (the reverse is also true, but less interesting) which is one of the reasons why they are popping up quite a lot in the 'Pro-European' media in recent days.