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Mercedes B-class Electric Drive first look Shopping for a NEW or used vehicle? Click here to start your search. The Mercedes-Benz B-class Electric Drive has been a long time coming. Its specifications have changed several times since its unveiling at last year's New York auto show. but Mercedes-Benz says its B-class Electric Drive is finalized and (almost) ready to head into showrooms. U.S. dealers will get the new Mercedes EV in June. The car's construction isn't as advanced as that of the carbon-fiber BMW i3. but the Benz we drove has arguably better finishing, with tauter panel fit and higher-quality detailing—and this was a prototype. The B-class seats five adults, ...Read full article »
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Mercedes-Benz announces pricing, specs for new B-Class New B-Class arrives in Australia priced from $38,950 Mercedes-Benz is unequivocal about its new B-Class: "No model change in the history of Mercedes-Benz has ever seen so many new developments introduced in one fell swoop," said group research director Dr Thomas Weber in the press statement for its launch. In overhauling the A-Class-based B, they've come up with something less bus-like and more sporting, yet dramatically more fuel efficient at the same time. The new B-Class lineup comes in two specs with a choice of three engines. The two petrol models use different versions of the same 1.6-litre four. The base 90kW B 180 hits ...Read full article »
Mercedes Benz India launches B Class diesel at Rs 22 60 lakh…
Mercedes Benz India launches B Class diesel at Rs 22.60 lakh (Mercedes Benz expects the) MUMBAI: Strengthening its compact car portfolio further, Stuttgart based luxury car maker, Mercedes Benz on Thursday introduced the diesel version on its compact hatchback B Class at Rs 22.60 lakh ex-showroom Mumbai. Having already sold 500 units of B Class petrol since its launch nine months back, Mercedes Benz expects the diesel variant to outsell petrol variants in the coming months and lead the double digit growth in 2013, for the luxury carmaker. Eberhard Kern, MD CEO, Mercedes Benz India told ET that despite the changing fuel price equation, the customers are still demanding diesel cars. In our ...Read full article »
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Mercedes-Benz B180 CDI BlueEfficiency There's one thing that bothers me with the B-Class, and that's Mercedes Benz punting it as a pukka rival to conventional hatcbacks a la Golf and A3. After the recent launch in Durban I have very few reservations about the all-new W246 B-Class, which makes a lot of sense, considering that Mercedes-Benz is primarily targeting a younger audience. I'm young, and I like it, but the new B-Class deserves credit for being what it really is different. I mean different as in different from traditional rivals and different from before. I can't help but admire the effort from the engineers in Stuttgart. Realising that the old A-Class and first ...Read full article »
Mercedes BClass diesel review test drive Hindustan Times
Mercedes B-Class diesel review, test drive Advertisement It may be a hatchback, but it's quite a large and solid one, and this B 180 CDI weighs in at over 1.5 tonnes (to be fair, that's as much as the A-class). Although the power figure is low, the torque from the engine is ample and available from the word go. You hardly feel any turbo lag (the larger displacement helps here), and the car pulls away smoothly in true Mercedes fashion. It's got a really good mid-range, and the top end is not too bad either – but it does get a bit noisy towards the end. A lot of credit must be given to the seven-speed double-clutch automatic gearbox, which is good at picking the best ratio for any ...Read full article »
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Mercedes-Benz B-Class (2005 — 2011) Introduction Mercedes-Benz launches a lot of cars. Just take a look at the number of different product lines it has on its books. Most of them are unreserved success stories, but once in a while a problem child emerges. Step forward the B-Class. In no way a bad car, the B-Class never really recovered from its tough start in life. It's one of those vehicles that, as a consequence, makes a much better used buy than new purchase. Here's what to look for. Models 5dr hatchback (1.5, 1.7, 2.0 petrol, 2.0 diesel [B150, B160, B170, B200, B180 CDI, B200 CDI]) History When it comes to automotive innovation, no company gets remotely close to ...Read full article »
First drive MercedesBenz B180 CDI ECO SE | New Release Car News…
First drive: Mercedes-Benz B180 CDI ECO SE | New Release — Car News Jan 2014 12:46 Thursday 09 Jan 2014 Last November, Mercedes announced a brace of new ECO models which, while based on existing models, were designed to emit less CO2 and stretch every litre of fuel just that little bit further than their predecessors. We were impressed by the first of these models, the A180 CDI ECO SE. but what about its bigger brother, the B180 CDI ECO SE? On paper the stats look good. Power from the B180's 1.5-litre diesel engine remains unchanged at 109bhp, with a 0-62mph time of 11.6 seconds and a top speed of 118mph also remaining the same. However, CO2 emissions have fallen by 9 per cent ...Read full article »
Hartwig Mueller's Enduring Association with MercedesBenz © www…
Hartwig Mueller (July 18, 1936 — November 13, 2013) Holzwickede / Dortmund, Germany Hartwig was a dear friend who inspired many Mercedes-Benz owners around the world by sharing stories through his dedication to amateur photography. His American friends and the American Way always meant a lot to him, and I am privileged to have enjoyed his overseas friendship for more than a decade. Let us keep him in our hearts. — Jeff Miller / March 20, 2014 This was the first Mercedes-Benz 190Db, and the color was Medium-Blue. Hartwig at his Daimler-Benz office in 1958. A 1958 Type 219 sedan in Medium-Red in front of the M-B service area of Georg Diekmann Automobile in Bremerhaven-Mitte, ...Read full article »
Mercedes Bcourse B180 CDI Eco SE (2014) Automobile review Automobile…
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Perfect Live Atmosphere in the New MercedesBenz BClass
Mercedes-Benz Perfect Live Atmosphere in the New Mercedes-Benz B-Class The new B-Class cuts a fine figure with sporty proportions and distinctive contours. On the inside, too, the sports tourer is stylish, modern and fresh. The Harman Kardon ® Logic 7® surround sound system, with its exceptional performance and uncompromising quality adds an extra dimension to the new B-Class and provides stylish entertainment of the very highest sound quality in the city, as well as on longer road trips. Unique audio pleasure at all seating positions The speaker configuration has been optimized and further perfected for the new bodyshell and modified spatial conditions. On board is the proven ...Read full article »


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Get a glass bowl and mix in it 1 tbsp. of cornstarch, ⅓ cup of water and a cup of baking soda. Mix them all thoroughly with a fork until you get a thick paste that can still flow. You might need to add a dash of extra water.
Pour this paste into your muffin tins. They should be a quarter full only. Place them in the oven for about 15 minutes at 350 degrees.
After your shower muffins have sufficiently cooled down add 3-4 drops of whatever essential oil you currently have. Lavender is great for relaxing you. Eucalyptus is best for a fit and strong respiratory system and is just the thing for skin miniaturization. Although kids under 10 years old shouldn't use it! Peppermint of course gives a strong and refreshing scent to your bath.
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Joanne Mattera works in a style that is chromatically resonant and compositionally reductive. She has had solo shows in New York City at the Stephen Haller Gallery (1995) and OK Harris Works of Art ( 1996 and 2007) and in recent years has participated in exhibitions at the Elizabeth Harris Gallery and Margaret Thatcher Projects, Manhattan; and at Metaphor Contemporary Art and 490 Atlantic Gallery, Brooklyn. She is represented by DM Contemporary in Manhattan and at Kenise Barnes Fine Art, Larchmont, where her 30th career solo, The Silk Road Paintings, took place in 2015. Additionally she is represented by galleries in Atlanta, Boston, Denver, Nashville, San Francisco, and Tucson
Mattera's paintings and works on paper are in the collections of the New Britain Museum of American Art, Connecticut; Montclair Art Museum, New Jersey; University Collections, State University at Albany; Connecticut College Print Collection; the U.S. State Department; and institutional and private collections.
While known primarily for her painting, Mattera writes and curates regularly. In her Joanne Mattera Art Blog she often merges both activities, offering a curated look at the art fair experience, or curating thematic posts of the work of contemporary artists. Her physical curations include four major projects: Depth Perception (co-curated with Cherie Mittenthal), a 19-artist exhibition that considered dimension in physical or implied space, for the Cape Cod Museum of Art, 2017; A Few Conversations About Color, a visual discourse among seven artists, for DM Contemporary in New York City, 2015; Textility (co-curated with Mary Birmingham) a 28-artist, three-gallery consideration of the textile influences on contemporary painters and sculptors, at the Visual Art Center of New Jersey, 2012; and Luxe, Calme et Volupté, a 12-artist meditation on beauty in contemporary art, at the Marcia Wood Gallery, Atlanta, in 2007.
Born in Massachusetts, Mattera has lived most of her professional life in New York City. She is a member of American Abstract Artists and exhibits regularly with them.
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Does Vision Therapy Work?
A Mother's Perspective
Does Vision Therapy Work? This question has been debated for some time.
The following excerpt is a mother's story of her child's learning difficulties and why she and her husband chose vision therapy to help their child.
April states, in her post, "Why Vision Therapy?"…
"…it was during the second week of grade two when – following a discussion with her teacher who expressed concern about our daughter's difficulty with copying from the board – that I decided to follow my instincts and get to the bottom of what was happening. Six and seven year olds shouldn't have to work as hard as my daughter was to get through school. At the rate she was going, she'd burn out by fourth grade! She was already beginning to shut down in class, the signs were there: incomplete class work, poor attention span and she no longer participated in class discussions?! She needed more help than my husband and I knew how to give her.
he College of Optometrists in Vision Development (COVD) has a wealth of information specific to visual development. One of their articles entitled "Reading, Writing & Vision" very clearly outlines the connection between vision and reading. Specifically they state:
'When we read, we need to:
aim two eyes at the same point simultaneously and accurately,
focus both eyes to make the reading material clear,
continue or sustain clear focus, and
move two eyes continually as a coordinated team across the line of print.
When we move our eyes to the next line of print, we continue with the process'.
My daughter's eyes aren't able to do that for longer than a brief period. No wonder she was struggling while reading!
The article goes on to describe the connection between visual development and reading comprehension,
'In order to gain comprehension throughout the reading process, we are constantly taking in the visual information and decoding it from the written word into a mental image. Memory and visualization are also used to constantly relate the information to what is already known and to help make sense of what is being read.'
Another area of struggle for our daughter included writing. Other than perhaps not being able to see the line she was writing on very clearly, I wasn't sure of the exact connection between her vision and writing until I read the following in "Reading, Writing & Vision":
'Writing is similar, but almost works in the reverse order to reading. We start with an image in our mind and code it into words. At the same time, we control the movement of the pencil while continually working to keep the written material making sense. Throughout all this, we focus our eyes and move them together just as in the reading process.
Complicated visual procedures are involved in both reading and writing. A problem with any or all of the visual parts of the processes described above can present difficulties in some way with reading and/or writing.'
Another article I read, 'Learning Related Visual Problems Overview' also by the College of Optometrists in Vision Development, rang true with me. Especially when I read the following:
'As vision and learning are intimately connected, a vision problem can be easily mistaken for a learning problem. Youngsters with visual problems can be misdiagnosed as having Learning Disabilities, ADHD, or Dyslexia. There are various reasons for this misdiagnosis. For example, children who have learning-related visual problems cannot sustain their close work at school. They may be misdiagnosed as ADHD because children with ADHD also can't sustain attention on their work. Same behaviors, different diagnosis.'
'Same behaviours, different diagnosis.' I have used that line when trying to describe our daughter's situation to others including her teachers when they mentioned her seemingly short attention span for in-class assignments and independent work.
And finally, I came across an article on the COVD's "Research & White Paper" page entitled, "The Latest Research on Convergence Insufficiency" outlining the findings of a 2008 research study known as the Convergence Insufficiency Treatment Trial (CITT) by Dr. Mitchell Scheiman, FOCVD:
'The CITT found that approximately 75 percent of those who received in-office therapy by a trained therapist plus at-home treatment reported fewer and less severe symptoms related to reading and other near work after the office-based vision therapy.'
In answer to the question of why we chose Vision Therapy, our answer is because it works, and if there's an effective treatment that could help our daughter pursue her love of learning more easily, and helps her feel less frustrated at school, then my husband and I feel that we owe it to her to try. And at 12 weeks into a 40-week program, we're already seeing subtle signs of its effectiveness."
Does vision therapy work? April's Answer…
April's answer to "Does vision therapy work?" is YES!
As she stated in this post, she and her husband chose vision therapy because it works. Visit April's blog and follow along with her daughter's vision therapy program.
Does vision therapy work? Here's how to learn more…
Click here to read more about vision therapy.
You may also enjoy reading our vision therapy success stories to answer the question yourself: Does vision therapy work?
Please note: In-office therapy under the direction of a behavioral optometrist using prisms, filters and lenses, as used with our patients, is far more effective than home-based therapy.


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Making exorbitant profits to make the products exorbitant much better would be nice. Instead Apple is just passing the profits on to the share holders who just use it on hamburgers and poppycock.
I really don't know why mobile sites bringing these not interesting articles and still only for ape??!?! What they trying to achieve with this?
Nobody cares.. Rather talk how android is perfect and doing great otherwise you can shake hands with PA, GA!
Shocking. The most over priced phone brings in the most profit. Utterly shocking
Apple is the only company I know of that can make huge profits fleecing their customers and the customers love them for it. Well done, Apple.
Subzz, 15 Feb 2016Bro, I am not a Samsung fan boy.. Neither do I use samsung or apple.. But get the fact clear, ... moreApple fans are people that need to pay to feel that they are/have something "premium". The title of the article is the best proof for this.
Who can accept to buy something that generate more then 90% profit and be happy with this?
sorry but I can not accept this.
AnonD-442781, 15 Feb 2016Lol you are by far the most angriest person to post on this article. Every one of your posts s... moreCase in point :
Here is a comment regarding someone who chooses to use an Apple product. This is what they wrote :
"people still buying this very expensive stolen crapple product with stolen features and stolen applications. lol people stupid"
Would you define that as not complete disregard and disrespect? That is the barrage of comments that Apple users are met with. Do you think it's valid? What is it exactly that I need to "chill" about?
I have gone through a lot of posts and I see that a lot of people are making sense while others are just making noises. I am using a blackberry (due to security) and I plan to get the next apple phone. Now I believe people have reasons for choosing the devices they want, I believe some people are going for the OS, not the name. For example, I get a Samsung phone around $500 and I know that next year I will have to go for another Samsung device due to system OS update and stuffs. On the other hand I get an iphone for $1000 and I get system update up to 4 times before I get sick of the phone. I would rather go for the iphone and know that what I will need from apple for the next 2 years is system update (which is free). On the other hand, I personally find the iphone to be less frustrating than android. I got the galaxy note 4 and noticed that if I am running like 5 apps at same time and I allow the screen to time out, then I try to get back to where I stopped it never responds like the apple iphone.
AnonD-442781, 15 Feb 2016Lol you are by far the most angriest person to post on this article. Every one of your posts s... moreWhere exactly is the hate?
It's quite the opposite. As an Apple user I'm met with nothing but disdain by strangers who can't wrap their head around the fact that some people just don't care about the money lol. It's not that difficult to understand that if you make the a lot of money and can afford to buy whatever you like, you should be able to do with it as you please without being scrutinized?
Is that hate, or is it the other way around in all honesty?
harlekkin, 15 Feb 2016Apple's pricing stays consistent. They don't heavily discount their phones, never ever.
Sams... moreBro, I am not a Samsung fan boy.. Neither do I use samsung or apple.. But get the fact clear, Samsung applies a diff strategy.. Whereas I am talking bout Apple's inflamation in price for stuffs... Aftrall, 720p IPS is cheaper than 2k sAmoled.. Isn't it? Samsung phones are really highly priced in the beginning, but not as much inflamated, afterall competition is huge in android, hnce samsung stuffs more things for similar money to apple..
I again clarify here. I am talkingabout inflamated apple pricing.. The usb type c adaptors for macbook costs a bomb.. The phones costs bomb, even after a year f release.. So they make a huge profit..
P.S. --> I dont undrstand why these i-fans dont get facts straight.. The cheaper they sell, the better is it to the consumer.. Plus apple share is less than Samsung, yet they make more profit... Ultimately proves huge inflamation in price for everthing... Plus they also make huge profit from apps, even those apps which are free over android..
AnonD-212255, 15 Feb 2016Does it anger you that many people simply don't care what the markup is? $700-$800 is not tha... moreLol you are by far the most angriest person to post on this article. Every one of your posts seeps with frustration and hate. Just chill :)
whats the difference of speed in real life ?
0.1 sek faster who cares iphone run @ 1/2 fullhd resolution on smaller display ...
now its coming new 4incher with same low end resolution for you sheeps
and yes im ios and android user and guess what after few years ios updates
it RUN SLOWER than ever safari is tearing site pages and camera is on fps shooting ...
Anonymous, 15 Feb 2016$800 is quite a lot for a phone. Look at what else you can buy for the same money. :-pWhat you have said is solely an opinion though. Some people might think it's crazy to spend $10,000 on a Rolex, because it's just a watch and there are many watches that tell time perfectly for $40.00.
Samsung's huge discounts on its flagships didnt help its cause. Apple's 100% focus on the premium segment definitely is paying off for them.
Typhoon, 15 Feb 2016Reading the comments here its not hard to understand why Apple users don't respect Android or ... moreExactly. I use an HTC One M8 for work and iphone 6 for personal use. Each platform has its own advantage and disadvantages.
However, as an Apple user, I get tired of having to continually defend why I am using an iPhone. It's jailbroken, and the HTC is rooted so I have extensive amounts of experience and freedom work each OS.
It seriously makes some people so insane with jealously that it gets borderline fanatical. At least you could care less... That's how it should be.
Use what you like. It's your money.
AnonD-85193, 15 Feb 2016Err no it means Apples makes more money off each device sold because when you buy a iPhone the... moreDazz - an Android OEM are not making a mark up of 50%. It's a lot less if hundreds of millions of companies are all making low end handsets. Android OEM is something 1200 OEMs. That cannot be a productive use of people's time.
That is incredible and doesn't bode well at the sametime.
It does make me question why OEMs are continuing to produce handsets for Android for no money. If my business was losing that kind of money over many years I would do something else. How can it be productive to have so many companies all offering tat. Android is a sinking ship if you're an OEM. A bit like the OEM's who made PC/Laptops. There is no room to innovate and no wonder hardly any of them invest in any after-sales support with margins so thin except for Samsung. The retort you always get back is - the price the price.
Anonymous, 15 Feb 2016So in another words, buy Samsung phone and Apple's share, so Apple fans are the ones paying fo... moreAlmost as sound recommendation as the 'analysis' presented on the Fortune article.
It is high time for something like this to appear on a reputed website. Only 7 weeks of 2016 and APPL has already lost 10% of its valuation. They need help ;)


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Remember when you were young and the day awaited? You rushed through breakfast, eager to get to the project you had in mind. It could be continuing work on a fort you started building yesterday with the neighborhood kids. It could be getting back to the paper-doll village you were making with your sister.
Whatever it was, it promised a day of losing your mind.
In my case, it was usually choosing a new occupation to pursue with my best friend Lynn Fly. One week we were interior decorators; the next we were spies. We huddled over blank sheets of typing paper, making a flyer to post: NEED A MYSTERY SOLVED? THE SPY SISTERS ARE AT YOUR SERVICE! We set up an office, with tools of the trade collected in a pillowcase: magnifying glass, binoculars, sunglasses, dusting powder, thin onionskin paper for tracing, pretend walkie-talkies, baseball caps, a tape recorder, tweezers.
The point was not really what we were doing but the level of concentration we applied to the task at hand. Our attention never swayed. We didn't break character except when we had to answer to our parents. A day felt like a week in its richness of focus and activity. Two or three days in a row in the wash of that kind of play felt like a month.
That is how I felt on Mother's Day, going into the garden at 7:30 a.m. to prepare seedbeds. An hour or two of clearing the newly emerged weed crop, an hour or two raking the soil, removing rocks and sticks, ruffling up the dirt to hold the tiny seeds of poppies, flaxes, black-eyed Susans, cornflowers and larkspurs. An hour or two mixing seed with sand and meticulously spreading it over the prepared patches of soil. Another hour spreading a thin layer of compost over that. Another hour gently running the rake over the seeded beds, dispersing the seed, packing it down slightly, exposing it to the sun but protecting it from the wind, then watering it.
By the time I was done, I had made the tiny circuit around and around the southwest corner of my house a hundred times over. The entire back side of my body, from Achilles tendon to C-7, ached from the unfamiliar extension forward, bent over toward the ground.
What was on my mind? Not much. The sight and smell of dirt. The different shades and textures of soil. The birds out hunting a stray handful of seed. The filtered sunlight. The gauge of the breeze. The sight of an earthworm unfurling and withering back into its hole.
The next day I looked back on this as a day of doing nothing and wished for another day to "do nothing." Something, I guess, amounted to going to my real job -- checking e-mail, researching, writing stories, grading papers, answering telephone calls, scheduling meetings.
But lingering within me was that experience of what the yogis call "mindfulness" but what I think of as mindlessness: not thinking much, just doing, repetitively, with no sense of the passing of time, in a state of quiet motion.
I have spent hundreds of hours and more money than I care to remember searching for that state in a yoga class. But much as I love my yoga class and my practice, the truth is I spend a great deal of my time trying not to think rather than not thinking. The teacher puts on quiet music. A crowd of bodies stretches and bends, breathing in and out. We are gently reminded by our teacher to let go of our day, to let go of our list of things to do, to listen to our breathing. Sometimes I move with ease, sometimes with difficulty, but I never lose my mind for more than a second or two.
Now that the seedbeds are planted, I have to water them -- not much, just enough to keep them damp -- every morning and every evening until seedlings emerge and grow strong. I am grateful for this, because each occasion of watering a black patch of scratched-up dirt is a mini-retreat. I wake up, dress for work, load the car, check on the kids, then slip out to the side yard and turn on the hose.
I don't think of where I'm going, of the office or the day ahead, only of the changing color of the soil as the gentle spray of water hits it. I paint the ground.
I lose my mind.


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Delirium - Lauren Oliver
A very dear friend mailed me this book and the title got me hooked to it. Imagine a world where "Love" is considered a disease and not only that - they have even discovered a cure for it too. The procedure of curing someone of Love will be done at a precise age and time when it hits the subject most. How they behave before the procedure is done on them and how afterwards - makes up for a superb read. It may get a little predictable for the over smart sorts but worked perfectly fine for me as I am unfortunately a hardcore romantic who takes all his decisions from heart rather then brain. It isn't a very small book but it races to the finish in no time as its written from the perspective of a teenager who has fallen head over heels unknowingly and later realize how cruel the world is for people like them. How they face their fate and what all secrets gets revealed about the people who had fallen in love earlier and had gone through the process of "Unloving" again makes up for a compelling read. I had no idea of the subject or the wild imagination of the author but as I finished this and read about it - guess she has written a trilogy of sorts - gotta get the other two books and see what happens to them in future - if there was a future for infected couple(s).
If you like romantic novels or love stories - this is a must read for you. A totally new concept I will say.


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Skidortsguide för Grand Tourmalet-Bareges/La Mongie (Bareges & La Mongie)
Slope Stats
- Acres(yta)för skidåkning:360
- Pistes:62
- snökanoner:Yes
- Halfpipes:-
- Terrängparker:1
- Längdskidor:50 km
- Början65%
- Int25%
- Avancerad10%
Bareges & La Mongie are part of the Grand Tourmalet ski resort, the biggest ski area in the French Pyrenees. The Grand Tourmalet has over 100km of pistes, 31 lifts and extensive snow making capacity, offering skiers an incredible 1250 metres (4000 feet) of vertical descent. It is a very varied resort, Alpine in style and incorporating 5 different ski areas. There are accessible nursery slopes, long cruising blues and challenging red and black pistes. For expert skiers, the resort is also famed for its off-piste and has access to the Pic du Midi (2877m), an entirely un-pisted mountain that attracts world cup freeride competitions. There is a large terrain park with boarder cross, big air, bumps, rails and boxes. The nearest airports are at Pau (1.5 hrs) and Ossun (Tarbes/Lourdes) (45 min). Toulouse and Biarritz are within 2.5 hours by car and the nearest train station to Bareges & La Mongie is at Lourdes. Accommodation : the resort has two contrasting centres either side of the Col du Tourmalet ; La Mongie and Bareges. La Mongie is purpose built directly on the pistes with mostly self catering appartments but with a large selection of bars, restaurants & ski shops. Bareges is an authentic mountain village, with a fabulous thermal spa complex, friendly locals, three ski schools, and a good selection of services: cinema, bars, restaurants, 1,2 & 3* hotels and one of the only catered ski chalets in the Pyrenees.
- Närmaste flygplatsen:Pau/Ossun/Tarbes/Lourdes
- Närmaste tåget:Lourdes/Tarbes
- Turistinformation tel::+33562955071
- Turistbyråns officiella hemsida:www.n-py.com/en/grand-tourmalet/resort-presentation
- Boende nära skidbacken:yes
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Meddelanden & nyheter från skidortschefen i Grand Tourmalet-Bareges/La Mongie
Latest Snow Reportview full snow report
- Issued:19 Jan
- Last Snowfall:19 January 2019
- Snow Depth (upper):50cm
- Snow Depth (lower):30cm
- Piste:-
- Off-piste:-
Today's Weather (1875 m)view full snow forecast
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Skidorter nära till Grand Tourmalet-Bareges/La Mongie (Bareges & La Mongie) inkluderar:
- Luz Ardiden 10km
- Gavarnie-Gedre 13km
- Cauterets 15km
- Piau Engaly 15km
- Saint Lary Soulan 23km
Grand Tourmalet-Bareges/La Mongie Location Maps
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Visitor Reviews of Grand Tourmalet-Bareges/La Mongie
Steve Webster from United Kingdom writes:
Bareges/La Mongie is now known as "Le Grand Tourmalet".
Bareges was one of the earliest ski resorts in France, dating from the 1930's, but is now quite low by modern day standards. La Mongie, at 1850m, is much higher and the snow markedly better.
I flew Ryanair, from Stansted to Lourdes, early on a Saturday morning, carrying full ski kit incl boots, skis, av kit etc..
After a surprisingly pleasant flight (I'm not a fan), we were met on arrival by Stef (the male part of the chalet partnership in which we were staying), and less than an hour later were at our base for the week: Chalet Tourmalet. As its name suggests, it is on the Col du Tourmalet, one of the most famous climbs on the Tour de France.
Stef reckoned that we could have been on the slopes by 11am! (A feat I've only ever achieved in the Alps at Cham or PdS when flying the same day.)
The skiing?
Well? First thing to say is that the snow wasn't brilliant. But? That was more a function of the strange weather system that had freezing levels over 3000m across both Pyrenees and Alps, than any particular local phenomenon.
The pistes were in good condition and it is clear the resort is making big efforts to "up their game", with new lifts, runs and snow making.
I skied precious little off-piste, but the potential is awesome! The resort has some easily accessible pitches for novice off-pisters and really great treks for the true powder hound! The signature mountain of the area, Pic du Midi. has ski de Haute Montagne that rivals better known gnarly spots such as La Grave and Meiji....
My accommodation was truly excellent! Carolyn & Stef were fantastic hosts! Superb food, excellent evenings, clean and comfortable surroundings, and I was even introduced to the RN version of Ludo! (Never having played Ludo, I was amazed at how competitive "Uckers" was!)
Ryanair fly to Lourdes Saturday & Tuesday, but Toulouse is only a couple of hours away with many more flights.
I thoroughly recommend you try it!
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later on a buddy showed up and let me demo his new SUP 11' paddle board... it was a pretty decent experience, not sure i'm ready to own one myself... moved down the beach a bit and caught consistent 2-4' waves on my INFINITY longboard... someone body-boarded a bunch and tried other boards too...
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Mr. Saul Singer, Israeli innovation guru has urged the business start-ups and innovators to consider working in teams to ensure success. Mr. Singer was speaking at the Nairobi Innovation Week which ran from August 5-7, 2015.
From his extensive experience travelling around the work and working with innovators from United States of America to Israel, to China to Brazil, his conclusion is that working in teams helps innovators realize their dreams faster as compared to working individually.
Virtually all the big companies of the world were not created individually. From Microsoft to Apple to Google, they all had more than one founders. Mr. Singer urged the innovators to consider working with innovators from other countries. Citing the example of Israel which works closely with USA, Mr. Singer noted that working with USA has helped Israel to rank highly in the global map of innovation.
Innovators were as well urged to speak freely of their failures. Professors and mentors were also urged to be soft on the failed business start-ups. "Out of 99 starts, one will succeed", he observed. Critics of ideas must not be allowed to thrive as some of the worst ideas often turn out to be the best ideas.


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Julian M. Bruner, MD (1900-1997) passed away on June 20, 1997. He was 96. A WWII veteran, Dr. Bruner developed the Bruner table for hand surgery, binoculars for surgical use, and the procedure known as the Bruner zigzag incision, for which he was elected to the Royal College of Surgeons in 1973. Dr. Bruner was also an ASSH Past President, 1959-1960. The Hand Foundation is honored to memorialize Dr. Bruner with the Bruner Award for Outstanding Poster.
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Mark 13:10-13 New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)
10 And the good news[a] must first be proclaimed to all nations. 11 When they bring you to trial and hand you over, do not worry beforehand about what you are to say; but say whatever is given you at that time, for it is not you who speak, but the Holy Spirit. 12 Brother will betray brother to death, and a father his child, and children will rise against parents and have them put to death; 13 and you will be hated by all because of my name. But the one who endures to the end will be saved.
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Embattled social crusader and activist from Southern Kaduna, Dr. Johnstone Danfulani, has said that the people of Southern Kaduna area of Kaduna state would prefer, and be comfortable, to go with the Biafra Republic rather than remain with Nigeria where the people were being killed on daily basis without any adequate protection from the Government.
Danfulani, who disclosed this recently in Umuahia, when he paid a solidarity visit to the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, who was quoted to have said that "The people of Southern Kaduna share a lot of values in common with Biafrans, and would not hesitate to follow them, if Nigeria breaks up."
The former university lecturer bemoaned the fate of minority ethnic nationalities in Southern Kaduna, who are mostly Christians, and lamented government's indifference to their ordeals, following incessant unprovoked attacks by herdsmen.
"If Nigeria breaks up, we won't go with the North. Certainly, we will go with Biafra, because we share a lot in common. We can form a confederation based on agreement. It is better for us because we are safer in Biafra. In the North, they don't like us because we don't pray like them. So, it is better we follow those, who share the same faith and values with us," Danfulani was quoted to have said.
According to him, if the Federal Government failed to heed the clamour for the restructuring of the country before 2019, Nigeria might not remain a single political entity.
It was his opinion that Nigeria was amalgamated for British economic and administrative convenience against the people's wishes, saying there was need for the country to be restructured.
"Nigeria remains the only country in the world where people were merged together because of the economic interest of their colonial masters without their consent. If we fail to restructure now, it may be late after 2019," he warned, and wondered why some people are considered sacred cows in the country, while others are treated as second-class citizens.
Danfulani, who is the Coordinator of the Centrum Initiative for Development And Fundamental Rights Advocacy, CEDRA, frowned at the inability of the security agencies to arrest the Arewa youths, who issued quit notice to Ndigbo to live the North.
"Why is it that, until today, the leaders of Arewa youths, who gave a quit notice to Ndigbo, are yet to be arrested despite the warrant of arrest? They are parading the streets and nobody has touched them.
"If it is John Danfulani, I would have been arrested because I am John. If it were John Danfulani, Governor El- Rufai would have crammed me into prison," he said, and accused Governor El-Rufai of persecuting him because of his faith.
"El-Rufai is after me because I am a Christian and identify with Christian minorities in Southern Kaduna. He is like the White South Africans behind apartheid rule, while I am like the indigenous South African people that own the land.
"Is it not a crime to pay terrorists with the state funds? Yet, El-Rufai said he is using Kaduna State funds to pay herdsmen massacring Christian minorities in Southern Kaduna, and nobody is asking him questions," he lamented.
According to him, the people of Southern Kaduna had suffered so much in the hands of "those, who think they own the North," just the same fate of the people of South East in Nigeria.
"We face the same suppression and oppression that the Igbo face in Nigeria. We are hated in the North and we are the target of barbaric attacks by those, who are out to extinguish us," the activist said.
Dr. Danfulani also decried the poor state of infrastructure in the South East, particularly roads, which he described as the worst in Nigeria. He lamented that Nigeria's unfair treatment to Ndigbo is the reason for the agitation for self-determination.
"I plied the roads down to this place, and I saw how terrible they are. I never knew we still have this type of roads in Nigeria. The Enugu-Port-Harcourt Expressway is a nightmare," he said.
On his visit to Umuahia, Danfulani said it was to show solidarity to Kanu, who he described as a "God-sent hero" championing a just cause.
"I came to show him support for the travails he has undergone. He is pursuing a legitimate cause that is acceptable and guaranteed by the United Nations charter. That is why I have come to encourage him and assure him of our support in Southern Kaduna.
"While he was in detention, I was among those, who organised a protest for government to obey the court order to release him. I came for the groups I represent in Southern Kaduna in solidarity with him," Danfulani said.
In his remarks, Kanu thanked Danfulani for speaking against injustice as well as his efforts in defense of the oppressed and marginalized people of Southern Kaduna, and assured him of the full assistance of Biafra to Christian minorities and the oppressed people of Southern Kaduna as well as the Middle-Belt. "Biafra will not abandon Southern Kaduna and Middle-Belt," Kanu promised.
Since assumptions of office (May 2017), Governor Nasir El-Rufai of Kaduna state had threatened four journalists with jail. The names of the four journalists are Idibia Gabriel, Onjewu Dickson, Midst Joseph and Luka Binniyat of The Union, Authentic New Daily, Leadership and Vanguard media, respectively.


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CHSS in the News 2017
A selection of recent stories in the media featuring members of the College community
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SF State Professor of Health Education Erik Peper writes a column about the link between proper diet and academic performance. The Western Edition (12/30/17)
Director of the Family Acceptance Project Caitlin Ryan said suicide is a serious problem for LGBTQ youth and, increasingly, for all adolescents. Medscape (12/20/17) (clip behind paywall)
Professor of Health Education Erik Peper was interviewed on biofeedback and athletic performance over 50. Business Innovators Radio Network (12/14/17)
Associate Professor of Health Education Richard Harvey was interviewed on developing psychological hardiness, courage and biofeedback. Business Innovators Radio Network (12/14/17)
Dilara Yarbrough, assistant professor in the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement and member of the Coalition on Homelessness, said people cannot be policed out of public spaces. Mission Local (12/13/17)
SF State's Pacific Leadership Institute will pilot a new overnight environmental ed program. Hoodline.com (12/8/17)
Jim Dudley, lecturer in the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement and retired San Francisco Police deputy chief, was quoted in an article about San Jose's new arrest warrant guidelines. The Mercury News (12/4/17)
Caitlin Ryan, director of the Family Acceptance Project (FAP), was interviewed about the FAP's history and her experience during the AIDS epidemic. thinkprogress.org (12/1/17)
A groundbreaking SF State study suggests VR could be the key to fitness for tomorrow's gamers. SF State Magazine (Fall/Winter 2017)
San Francisco State Professor Emeritus of Sociology John Irwin, who died in 2010, was mentioned in an article about former convicts becoming criminologists. Pacific Standard (11/28/17)
San Francisco State alumna Laura Millar (MPH, '09; M.A., Human Sexuality, '15) discussed her work developing sexual health programs for the LightHouse, an organization for the blind and visually impaired in San Francisco. South Florida Gay News (11/24/17)
Research from San Francisco State's Family Acceptance Project was cited in an article about relatives coming out during the holidays. USA Today (11/21/17); MSN (11/21/17); Desert Sun (11/21/17); Farmers' Advance (11/21/17); York Daily Record (11/21/17)
San Francisco State's Family Acceptance Project was noted in a roundup of national LGBT news. Windy City Times (11/20/17)
Professor Emeritus John De Cecco, the primary founder of San Francisco State's sexuality studies program, died on Nov. 2. Bay Area Reporter (11/16/17); Windy City Times (11/12/17)
Public Affairs & Civic Engagment Professor Emerita Anabel Pelham will be the keynote speaker at the Age-Friendly Cities Summit in Redwood City as part of an effort to make San Mateo County more age-friendly. San Jose Mercury News (11/7/17); East Bay Times (11/7/17)
Professor of Recreation, Parks & Tourism Nina Roberts comments on whether a proposed entrance fee hike for the National Park Service will hurt the agency's diversity efforts. CityLab (10/27/17); Sacramento Bee (10/27/17); MSN (10/27/17); Merced Sun-Star (10/27/17)
Research by San Francisco State's Kinesiology Department on the influence of alternate nostril breathing on heart rate is mentioned in an article about using the breathing technique to reduce stress. Medical Independent (10/26/17)
Professor of Recreation, Parks & Tourism Nina Roberts is interviewed about the National Park Service's proposed fee increases. KQED Forum (10/26/17)
Project Rebound, which started at SF State and helps the formerly incarcerated enroll in and graduate from college, is celebrating its 50th anniversary. Project Rebound Regional Director Jason Bell, a lecturer in the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement, is quoted. Correctional News (10/23/17)
Alum Roe McDermott (M.A., Sexuality Studies, '16) is the author of a sex and relationship advice column. Irish Times (10/21/17)
Adjunct Professor of Counseling Ulash Thakore-Dunlap talks about the psychological impact of the North Bay fires on residents. KTVU (10/18/17)
Lecturer of Health Education Kenn Burrows discussed the health effects of cellphone technology and media coverage of these issues. Progressive Radio Network (10/17/17)
Alum Roe McDermott (M.A., Sexuality Studies, '16) talks about sexual harassment in the workplace. TodayFM, How Do We Stop Sexual Harassment in the Workplace? (10/11/17)
School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement Lecturer Jim Dudley is a panelist discussing security in public places after Las Vegas massacre. KQED Forum, Las Vegas Massacre Heightens Concerns About Security at Outdoor Venues (10/6/17). Dudley spoke on the same topic on KQED's The California Report (10/5/17).
Lecturer in the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement James Dudley discusses shifting the responsibility away from police officers in incidents involving people with mental-health problems. San Jose Mercury News, Police, clinicians look to shift mental-health response burden away from officers (9/30/17). The story also appeared in PoliceOne.com (10/3/17).
SF State's Project Rebound program, which helps formerly incarcerated people attend college, has turned 50. Project Rebound Regional Director Jason Bell (B.A, Sociology, '05; M.S., Counseling, '10) is quoted. KQED, Project Rebound Celebrates 50 Years of Educating Former Prisoners (9/29/17)
Marian Wright Edelman Institute Director David Anderson comments on the proper way to stand while snowboarding. Transworld Snowboarding, How to: Find Your Stance (9/26/17)
Professor of Kinesiology Maryalice Kern talks about the health benefits of virtual reality games. Gears of Biz, VR games encourage users to get fit at the gym (9/26/27)
Marialice Kern compares tennis in VR vs. IRL to find out whether a VR workout can really get you in shape. Wall Street Journal video, Can VR Tennis Get You Fit? (9/19/17)
An SF State study on the effects of social rejection in LGBTQ youth found that they were eight times as likely as accepted peers to attempt suicide, six times as likely to report depression, three times as likely to use illegal drugs and three times as likely to be at risk for HIV or sexually transmitted diseases. Worcester Magazine, Gay Conversion Therapy: Controversial Practice still used as state ponders ban (9/14/17)
SF State tests the aerobic benefits of virtual reality games. San Francisco Chronicle (9/5/17)
Assistant Professor of Sociology Valerie Francisco-Menchavez's family's finances are detailed in a video about the cost of living in San Francisco. Vice Money, What it costs to live in San Francisco (9/5/17)
Professor of Kinesiology Marialice Kern and the department's virtual reality research are cited in an article says about exercising in the morning. NBC News, 9 Really Good Reasons to Exercise Early in the Morning (8/30/17)
Two articles look at entrepreneur Aaron Stanton's virtual reality research partnership with the Department of Kinesiology. VR Fitness Insider, VR Health Institute Proving VR Games Burn Calories (8/29/17); Wareable, Inside the lab that's learning how every VR game gets you fit (8/19/17)
Retired professor of sociology/sexuality studies Ed McCaughan helped curate an art show in San Francisco on queer Chicanos and Mexicans. San Francisco Chronicle, In new show, queer Mexicans and Chicanos examine intersecting identities (8/24/17)
Criminal Justice lecturer Jim Dudley is a panelist discussing how San Francisco and other cities are preparing for rallies by far right wing and white nationalist groups, and how citizens, civil rights groups and counterprotesters are planning to respond. KQED Forum, On Heels of Charlottesville, San Francisco Braces for Far-Right Rally (8/18/17)
SF State alumna Laura Millar (MPH, '09; M.A., Human Sexuality, '15) started LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired's sexual health program. HuffPost, A New Sexual Health Program for Visually Impaired Community (8/17/17) ; Bay Area Reporter, Seeing in the Dark: Blind nonprofit launches sexual health program (8/17/17)
Professor and Chair of the Department of Kinesiology Marialice Kern comments on SF State conducting leading-edge research into virtual reality and fitness. Virtual Reality Reporter (8/16/17) ; VR Focus (8/16/17) ; I4U News (8/16/17); UploadVR (8/16/17)
Associate Professor of Health Education José Ramón Fernández Peña, founder and director of the Welcome Back Initiative, is interviewed about the barriers faced by refugees and immigrants who were doctors in their home countries when it comes to practicing in the U.S. CNN, Why refugee doctors become taxi drivers (8/9/17)
An economic impact report on the music festival Outside Lands conducted by Professor of Recreation, Parks & Tourism Patrick Tierney is mentioned in an article about the festival. San Francisco Chronicle, At age 10, Outside Lands festival an outsider no more (8/5/17)
An article profiles Michael Santos, who earned a bachelor's and master's degree while in prison then went on to teach criminal justice courses at SF State. Orange County Register, Ex-con tells prisoners from his Irvine office how to thrive behind bars (8/3/17)
Professor of Urban Studies Jasper Rubin is quoted in an article about plans for a waterfront facility for Anchor Brewing. San Francisco Chronicle, Anchor Brewing sale leaves waterfront project up in the air (8/3/17)
An SF State study on posture is referenced in an article about how slouching isn't as bad as people might think. The Express Tribune, Couch potatoes, listen up! Slouching isn't as bad for you as you thought (7/18/17)
An SF State study that suggests that most park patrons are visiting a particular park for the first time is cited in an article about overcrowded Bay Area parks. Bay Nature, Are the Bay Area's Parks Too Crowded? (July-September 2017)
Professor of Health Education Ramon Castellblanch writes about the Republican proposal to cap Medicaid expansion as part of the Affordable Health Care Act. The Progressive, Congressional Budget Office: Republican Health Bill a Health-Care Disaster (6/27/17)
SF State Lecturer in Criminal Justice Jim Dudley is interviewed about the possible closure of the Golden Gate Bridge during the San Francisco Marathon. NBC Bay Area, Part of Golden Gate Bridge May Be Shut Down for San Francisco Marathon to Address Safety, Terror Concerns - video (6/22/17)
Assistant Professor of Sociology Marla Andrea Ramirez is interviewed for a story about mass deportations of Mexican immigrants in the 1930s. The Sacramento Bee, Mass deportations to solve 'immigrant problem?' What happened last time? (6/18/17)
An article cites a study by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper that found that slouching could produce feelings of depression. The Guardian, Petrified of public speaking? Let your body do the talking (6/12/17)
Professor of Urban Studies & Planning Jasper Rubin comments on San Francisco's waterfront development. San Francisco Examiner, From wartime manufacturing to public transportation, the legacy of SF's Pier 70 Shipyard hasn't sunk (6/4/17)
SF State Lecturer in the Department of Public Affairs and Civic Engagement James Dudley comments on San Francisco's murder rate. San Francisco Examiner, SF's murder charge rate is lower than San Mateo, Santa Clara counties - video (5/30/17)
SF State was deemed safe by authorities following a bomb threat that prompted an evacuation of the HSS building. San Francisco Chronicle, San Francisco Examiner, KRON, NBC Bay Area, SF Gate, San Francisco Patch, Chron, KGO, Times-Union, KCBS (5/24/17)
A study by SF State's Family Acceptance Project is mentioned in an article about bullying. Christian Post, Gay Activist Dan Savage's 'It Gets Better' Anti-Bullying Campaign Not Working, Study Claims (5/26/17)
A columnist cites Family Acceptance Project Director Caitlin Ryan's research in arguing against conversion therapy. Post Register, Ban conversion therapy (5/24/17)
An article on bullying cites an SF State study by the Family Acceptance Project on how LGBTQ teens cope with their sexual minority status. Washington Blade, 'It Gets Better' may be harmful: study (5/19/17)
Professor of Recreation, Parks, and Tourism Nina S. Roberts comments in an article about East Bay doctors recommending the outdoors to people of color. East Bay Express, How Nature Heals: Why East Bay Doctors Are Prescribing The Outdoors To People Of Color (5/18/17)
Professor of Apparel Design and Merchandising Connie Ulasewicz talks about a recent student fashion show that included designs for people with disabilities. KNTV, Fashion Students Work With Disabled To Create Garments To Better Their Lives - includes video (5/16/17)
SF State students will showcase clothes for people with disabilities. Professor and Chair of Consumer & Family Studies/Dietetics Connie Ulasewicz is quoted. NBC Bay Area, San Francisco State University Students to Showcase Clothes for People With Disabilities (5/10/17)
SF State Lecturer in the Department of Public Affairs and Civic Engagement James Dudley comments on San Francisco's 2016 crime rate. San Francisco Examiner, SFPD reports most crimes dropped in SF last year, save for gun violence (5/3/17)
A 2009 Family Acceptance Project study on how being valued by family is paramount to a child's well-being is referenced in a story on a U.S. Supreme Court decision on LGBTQ rights. Good, US Supreme Court Just Made A Crucial Decision On LGBTQ Rights (5/2/17)
A Family Acceptance Project study found that LGBTQ youth who have experienced rejection based on their sexual orientation are eight times more likely to have attempted suicide. The Washington Post, 'LGBTQ people were born perfect': A new bill would ban conversion therapy nationwide (4/27/17)
A Family Acceptance Project study that found that LGBTQ youth who were rejected by their families were more likely to contract STDs is cited in an article about conversion therapy. Romper, Is Conversion Therapy Legal? Many States Have No Laws Against The Practice (4/25/17)
Professor and Chair of Consumer & Family Studies/Dietetics Connie Ulasewicz speaks about environmental concerns in the dry cleaning industry. KPIX, Entrepreneur Strives To Make Dry Cleaning Earth-Friendly (4/22/17) - story includes video. The story was also broadcast by numerous other outlets.
Family Acceptance Project Director Caitlin Ryan is quoted in an article about Magic Johnson's support for his son, who came out as gay in 2013. Upworthy, Magic Johnson's heartwarming response to his son coming out may make you cry happy tears (4/19/17)
Family Acceptance Project Director Caitlin Ryan gave a presentation on supporting families with LGBT youth at a Salt Lake City conference. Deseret News, Presenters: Families a frequently ignored resource in helping LGBTQ youth avoid suicide, depression (4/18/17)
An SF State study by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper is mentioned in a story about a similar New Zealand study about the link between good posture and mental health. Independent, This is spinal zap (4/11/17)
A study by the Family Acceptance Project on homosexual and trans youth and family acceptance is referenced in an op-ed about LGBTQ youths and conversion therapy. Longmont Times-Call, Conversion therapy is harmful to LGBTQ youths (4/9/17)
Professor of Health Education Erik Peper writes about how shoulder exercises help reduce muscular tension and neck pain. The Western Edition, Shoulder exercises to help reduce muscular tension and neck pain (4/6/17) - story includes video
Professor of Urban Studies and Planning Jasper Rubin comments on the new Salesforce building changing the San Francisco skyline. CBS SF Bay Area, Salesforce Tower Reshaping the San Francisco Skyline (4/3/17)
Professor and Chair of Consumer & Family Studies/Dietetics Connie Ulasewicz talks about the push to recycle, re-use and repurpose items like old shirts and table cloths. KRON4, Studio interview with San Francisco's Clean Waste Initiative (4/2/17) - links to video
Professor of Health Education Michele Eliason comments on why LGBTQ adolescents are more prone to start smoking cigarettes. Reuters, Lesbian and bisexual girls more likely than other teens to smoke (3/27/17). The story also appeared in International Business Times (3/29/17), NBC News (3/27/17), WHTC (3/27/17) and WTAQ (3/27/17).
Associate Professor of Health Education José Ramón Fernández-Peña comments on the impact of foreign health care workers on U.S. patient care. U.S. News and World Report, How Foreign Health Providers Impact U.S. Health Care (3/22/17)
Professor of Health Education Ramón Castellblanch comments on the Republican proposal to cap Medicaid expansion as part of the Affordable Health Care Act. The Commercial Appeal, AHCA cuts subsidies here by $1,826 (3/21/17). The story also appeared in Statesman Journal (3/21/17), Poughkeepsie Journal (3/21/17), Record Searchlight (3/21/17) and Las Cruces Sun-News (3/21/17)
Professor of Health Education Ramón Castellblanch weighs in on the probability of the proposed Affordable Health Care Act passing the House and Senate as is. Wallethub, Ask the Experts, (3/20/17)
Carlos Davidson, a professor in the School of Public Affairs & Civic Engagement, comments on the calls frogs make to attract mates. The Scientist, Untangling the Social Webs in Frog Choruses (3/1/17)
Assistant Professor of Consumer and Family Studies Gretchen George co-authored a study that found that a Fresno-area summer camp may help children adopt healthier lifestyles. Valley Public Radio, Study Suggests Fresno Summer Camp Promotes Healthy Lifestyles (2/28/17) link to audio
Roma Guy, a former lecturer in the Department of Health Education, is portrayed in the ABC miniseries "When We Rise" about the LGBT rights movement in San Francisco. Bustle, What Is Roma Guy Doing Now? The 'When We Rise' Activist Has An Inspiring Career (3/1/17). Another story on the same topic was published in SFist (2/28/17).
Research by Professor of Sociology Gilbert Herdt is mentioned in an article about the link between the decline in youth suicide attempts and same-sex marriage laws. PBS NewsHour, Same-sex marriage laws linked to fewer youth suicide attempts, new study says (2/20/17)
Professor Emeritus of Consumer & Family Studies/Dietetics Nancy Rabolt discusses free speech on college campuses in an op-ed. Half Moon Bay Review, We must protect 'hate speech' if we value free speech (2/15/17)
A study by Professor of Health Education Erik Peper on posture and its effect on mood is referenced in a story on the mental health benefits of good posture. Medical Daily, Sitting Up Straight May Treat Depression Symptoms, Boost Happiness (1/31/17) . The same study is also mentioned in The Marshalltown (2/8/17).
Research by Assistant Professor of Sexuality Studies Darius Bost is mentioned in an article about queer resistance to Vice President Mike Pence. Mic Network, Why a queer dance party was the best way to protest Mike Pence (1/19/17)
In an interview in a Dublin, Calif. blog, undergraduate Sabrina Tabaracci says she chose SF State because of the variety of options within the Kinesiology major. OneDublin.org, Life at San Francisco State University – From Gael to Gator (1/11/17)
Colleen Hoff, professor of sexuality studies and director of the Center for Research and Education on Gender and Sexuality, comments on a new study that found young gay men who are part of a couple favor monogamy. Edge Media Network, New Study: Younger Gay Men Favoring Monogamy (1/5/17)


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Muscle Memory
When one picks up a hair brush, one automatically has a certain motion, style, number of strokes, and amount of pressure as the hair is brushed without requiring conscious thought about each movement. Other forms of rather elaborate motions that have become automatic include speech. As one speaks, one usually does not consciously think about the complex tongue movements, synchronisation with vocal cords and various lip movements that are required to produce phonemes, because of muscle memory. In speaking a language that is not one's native language, one typically speaks with an accent, because one's muscle memory is tuned to forming the phonemes of one's native language, rather than those of the language one is speaking. An accent can be eliminated only by carefully retraining the muscle memory. From Wikipedia.
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Our cute Mr Chucky-Yesung had turned into a teacher???Check out what's going on from his tweets yesterday ^^
shfly3423: " Here we are a Singapore, to have a better performances the day after tomorrow, i am giving tuition class to 2 of our dongsaengs...keke"
siwon407 replied him after that mentioning: "As a reference photo by SIWON, including a lot of pictures"
haha Siwon Siwon~~, he tweeted in English along with another 2 pictures after that: "are you ready to scream SINGAPORE? let's have an unforgettable sweet evening together on tuesday"
wow they are having rehearsal late in the midnight~~~
then he tweeted in English again not long after Siwon's XD "I'm ganna have a blast !!!!! MAMA !!"
Leeteuk leader are still in Korea shooting for Star King, he tweeted yesterday mentioning:" One week had passed, members already at Singapore, my mind is in Singapore too now, let's meet in MAMA!!"
Poor teuk oppa needs to finish up the work alone before can fly over to SG later.. Hwaiting oppa~~Sora will be there for you XD
Shindong is another one who tweeted first once they arrived in Singapore yesterday:" Singapore, here i am....It's beautiful over here, if there's any delicious food let's start now, if someone mention me or comment that i should be on diet, then i will be eating more!!"
LOL shindong~~~
They are doing very well aren't they??? Hope they enjoy the performances and staying in Singapore^^


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Kairali and Sree Theatres Thrissur – Re Opening on 4th September 2014
Renovated Kairali and Sree Theatres Thrissur Opening On 4th September 2014
Kairali and Sree Theatres at Thrissur is Re Opening on this Thursday, 4th September 2014. These theaters closed for renovation and opening with good features. Both will have multiplex level features. Silver Coated Screen, 7.1 Surround Sound System. Advanced Air Condition System, Food Court, E Ticketing are the features. Kerala Minister Sri Thiruvanchoor Radhakrishnan will inaugurate the theaters. Kairali and Sree Belongs to Kerala Film Development Corporation.
Kairali / Sree Theatre
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Cherthala Chithranjali Theater is also closed for renovation. It will also expecting on this Onam Season.


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Great news from Bristol.
A wonderful group of musicians are working on a single written to help Stop The War Coalition. Named 'Blood Monster', it will be released soon through a video currently in the making...
Here are the details.
'BLOOD MONSTER' is a music and video project in aid of Stop The War Coalition, Britain's largest and most active anti-war organisation. The aim is to raise funds and spread awareness of STW and its many campaigns.
'Blood Monster' is an song written and performed by Canadian singer-songwriter Jimmy Goodrich, who has been based in Bristol since 2003.
The lyrics are a comment on "the primal nature of war, personified in the figure of the 'blood monster', who may be viewed as an avatar of institutionalised violence, greed, and state coercion," according to Jimmy.
The work brings together some of Britain's most talented musicians, filmmakers and visual artists including: Adrian Utley, guitarist and founding member of the Bristol band Portishead; Clive Deamer, drummer (with Portishead, Radiohead, Robert Plant and many others); and many other musicians from Bristol (Jim Barr, Stew Jackson) and beyond (Kate Stables and Jimmy Goodrich, who is originally from Montreal).
The video for 'Blood Monster' was written and directed by Goodrich, with Bristol filmmaker Albion Maynard. Filmed in and around Bristol, it features Julian Landau, lead singer of local legends Zen Hussies, "as a suit-wearing, briefcase-brandishing 'man in black', travelling door to door through suburbia, hypnotising ordinary people into a frenzy of hatred, division, and violence," according to Jimmy. "The film plays out as a nightmare, with the action serving as a metaphor for state and corporate coercion, be it the rise of right-wing conservatism, warmongering, populism, fascism, etc.," Jimmy adds.
The track is currently under production and will be fully recorded, mixed and mastered by this summer 2017. It will be released soon after with a video that I'll share here, obviously.
More soon!
More about Stop The War Coalition:
Stop the War was founded in September 2001 in the weeks following 9/11, when George W. Bush announced the "war on terror". Stop the War has since been dedicated to preventing and ending the wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and elsewhere.
Stop the War opposes the British establishment's disastrous addiction to war and its squandering of public resources on militarism. We have initiated many campaigns around these issues.
We are committed to supporting Palestinian rights, opposing racism and Islamophobia, and to the defence of civil liberties.
Stop the War has organised around 40 national demonstrations, including the largest protests ever held in Britain, most memorably on 15 February 2003, when up to two million gathered on London's streets to oppose the Iraq war .
In 2013, Stop the War was central in mobilising opposition to UK bombing of Syria, as proposed by David Cameron's government. This led to the historic decision in parliament when MPs voted against military intervention.
Other events which Stop the War has organised are thousands of public meetings across the country, direct action in the run up to UK wars – including walkouts from schools, colleges and workplaces – two People's Assemblies, international peace conferences, vigils, lobbies of Parliament and anti-war cultural events.
Individuals can become members of Stop the War, and we welcome affiliations by supporting organisations and trade unions. Members and affiliates must support the aims of Stop the War as set out in our constitution.
'Blood Monster'
(©2016, Jimmy Goodrich)
Blood monster
Drag your blade
Across the land
Blood monster
Where are you going?
Your eyes are red
Your fangs are showing
Blood monster
Oh Bringer of fire
All the bloodshed in this world
Can never slake your dark desire
Now every trace of love
Has disappeared
Erased by hate
Replaced by fear
And the blood monster
Draws ever near
To drown the world in fire and tears
You beat the drums
And place your bets on either side
Blood monster
you feed on the young
you set their anger running wild
Your hunger for oil and gold
Is never sated or satisfied
Your heart's grown old and cold
And yet you don't lay down and die
Now every trace of love
Has disappeared
Erased by hate
Replaced by fear
And the blood monster draws ever near
To bathe the world in fire and tears
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Case Study: My Experience With Experts
A Guide to Assisted Living Facilities Assisted living facilities can also be called as homes for senior citizens. Here, the elderly are given assistance with their daily activities of life, with the administration of medication or personal care by trained staff, and monitoring of activities to make sure that each resident is safe and take care of. Most of the elderly who stay in this facility need help in doing their daily life activities. The facility houses senior citizens, the mentally and physically challenged, and people who are suffering from chronic diseases that make them dependent on others. These facilities provide care and services so that these people are enabled to lead a dignified life. The states license these assisted living facilities. Assisted care living facility, personal care homes, and old people's homes are some of the names given to assisted living facilities. For people who can no longer care for themselves, these facilities makes sure that a standard of care and concern are provided to them. Assisted living facilities and nursing homes are two kinds of facilities which are not the same. These two types of facilities have a lot of marked differences.
Study: My Understanding of Health
Licensed medical professionals such as nurses, doctors, and paramedical staff are employed in nursing homes, and they provide the residents with medical services. Assisted living facilities have non-medical staff that provide services to the residents and if there are licensed medical practitioners on the staff, their responsibilities are usually limited to providing routine medical services. In assisted living facilities there is more privacy and personal care given. Today, there are millions of people living in assisted living facilities in the US.
Why No One Talks About Communities Anymore
Old Victorian homes and schools with large and spacious areas were converted to build these assisted living facilities and in these areas, residents come together to eat, and to do some activities that will help in their bonding and feeling as a big family in the absence of their true families. The services that residents are provided in assisted living facilities are the following: preparation and serving of timely meals, laundry and ironing of personal clothing and linens, administration of medication, supervision of outdoor and indoor activities, reading and engaging in hobbies that interest the residents so as to keep the zeal for living burning in them. If you are looking for assisted living facility for your loved one, you should consider their particular circumstances and what is best for them. Some families check out the cost and location of the facility first. Reputation, staff, license, and security comes next. Some facilities take in residents for profit but some do it simply for charity or social services. Before, all facilities were privately owned. But when it was legalized, the requirement of licensure have regulated and improved the quality of services provided in most assisted living facilities.


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During the summer, I found these snowflakes at a yardsale. I put them away and just recently remembered that I had them! Though we haven't gotten much snow in our neck of the woods, I figured we better use these now, while it is still considered "Winter."
LM knows his letters pretty well, but mostly Capital letters. I thought I'd write all the lower case letters on the snowflakes so we could start learning and practicing these as well.
We started with a - e and put the others aside. We took turns throwing the snowflakes up in the air and watching them land. After it "snowed," I had LM look at the snowflakes that had landed face up, and tell me what letter it was.
- If you don't have packaged snowflakes like these ones, you could maybe just cut out white circles and call them snowballs!
- If your child knows all the letters well, use all 26 snowflakes and have a real blizzard!
- You could write anything on the snowflakes: letters, numbers, shapes, words, colors....whatever it is your child is learning.
- Add some fun to your letter blizzard! Put on a beanie and some mittens and then drink hot chocolate afterwards!


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I had to fly back to Jersey to do some chores for Dad. It was a quick trip. The weather in Dallas and Jersey didn't help any and made the trip even shorter. I did a good job on Saturday and Dad gave me some time off.
Hmmm, what does an autograph hound do when he has some free time….? He finds a show with autographs. Yes, this is another example of my addiction and The Wife's saintly patience. I drove 1 ½ hours to North Jersey for Chiller Theater. I knew about this show in advance and while I hoped to attend I didn't think I would get much time there. To be truthful, I didn't spend much time there. I think I was there less time than it took to drive up there.
Knowing that I had a small window of opportunity and Chiller Theater is a big show, my list of 'wants' was small. I got to the show about 4:30 PM. Luckily most of the crowd was gone. As I picked up my wristband and entered the show, I saw Max Gail on my right. He was the very top person on my list.
Max was finishing up with a guy as I walked up. He leaned over and quickly put a fork of something into his mouth. I asked if he wanted me to come back after he ate. He said he had been trying to eat for an hour. It was not an issue.
I picked a photo and handed it over. He signed. I told him my favorite Wojo scene was the one where he was hypnotized. He had a clueless look on his face. And why wouldn't he? The show has been off the air for decades. Knowing that he didn't have a clue what I was talking about, I gave a brief recap just so he didn't think I was crazy. He still didn't know what I was talking about.
Oh well, I left and gave him a chance to finish his lunch...dinner he had been working on.