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Scott's is located in Mount Street, Mayfair. Open from midday, the restaurant menu reflects its glittering heritage,...Read more
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Mews of MayfairTop Pick
Mews of Mayfair is a unique hideaway, tucked in one of London's historic courtyards. Including different bars, first...Read more
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May Fair KitchenTop Pick
Our refreshed interiors and new menu evoke an ambience to recreate the culinary delights of the Mediterranean,...Read more
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Part of The May Fair Hotel
Browns (Mayfair)Top Pick
The Browns building in Mayfair was originally Wells & Co, a high-end gentlemen's outfitters. (We believe that Winston...Read more
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SketchTop Pick
The triple dream of launching a centre, a "lieu" or destination place, for food, art and music has been realised by...Read more
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Aqua KyotoTop Pick
A contemporary Japanese restaurant with a stunning rooftop terrace high above Regent Street.Read more
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The Gallery (at Fortnum & Mason)Top Pick
The place to eat the extraordinary things from our famous Lower Ground Floor Food Hall, from breakfast to supper.Read more
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Part of Fortnum & Mason (Piccadilly)
Busaba Eathai (Wardour Street)Top Pick
Busaba's flagship store has been institutionalized by its tribal following of locals, some of whom choose to sit at...Read more
Navarro's Top Pick
Navarro's wholesome and tasty homemade food and great wines, at the right price, attracts visitors from all over the...Read more
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ElyseeTop Pick
London's original Greek restaurant offering a rich Live Music & Entertainment programme, Private Dining, Cocktail...Read more
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The DelaunayTop Pick
The Delaunay offers an extensive à la carte menu throughout the day, seven days a week, inspired by the grand cafés...Read more
Hélène Darroze (at the Connaught)
In the beautiful surroundings of Hélène Darroze's two Michelin-starred restaurant at The Connaught, her lifelong...Read more
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Part of The Connaught
Kai Mayfair
Kai Mayfair is a Michelin Starred Chinese restaurant in Mayfair, London.Read more
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The Punchbowl
As one of Mayfair's oldest pubs, we know a thing or two about good food and wine and pride ourselves on offering a...Read more
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Jean Georges (at The Connaught)
Jean-Georges at The Connaught is a meeting place for both our guests and our neighbourhood. It overlooks fashionable...Read more
Eating Restaurants Carlos Place Mayfair
Part of The Connaught
34 Mayfair
You will find 34 Mayfair just off Grosvenor Square (with the entrance on South Audley Street), in the heart of...Read more
The Greenhouse
A Mayfair institution, The Greenhouse has had many guises over the years; it is here that Gary Rhodes first made his...Read more
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The Grill (at The Dorchester)
First established in 1931, The Grill at The Dorchester quickly gained a reputation as the place to be for the finest...Read more
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Part of The Dorchester Hotel
The Promenade (at The Dorchester)
Frequently referred to as 'the drawing room of Mayfair' since opening in 1931, The Promenade is the heart of The...Read more
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Part of The Dorchester Hotel
The Spatisserie (at The Dorchester)
Exclusive to The Dorchester Spa is the uniquely named 'Spatisserie', an opulent, but intimate space for light lunches...Read more
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Part of The Dorchester Hotel
C London
Located in the heart of Mayfair, a few steps away from the most elegant shopping, C London welcomes with its...Read more
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Grosvenor House Hotel
Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel raises the bar for luxury accommodation. Perfectly placed on world-famous Park...Read more
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Corrigan's Mayfair
Corrigan's Mayfair is home to acclaimed celebrity Irish chef, Richard Corrigan. He opened Corrigan's Mayfair in 2008....Read more
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JW Steakhouse
Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel raises the bar for luxury accommodation. Perfectly placed on world-famous Park...Read more
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Annabel's Wine Cellar
Annabel's has a global reputation that has been established over the past five decades, founded on superb service,...Read more
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Maze Grill (Mayfair)
Dine in Mayfair at Gordon Ramsay's maze Grill in Grosvenor Square and experience a taste of New York in London. The...Read more
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Viewed by: 6380 people Comments (2) Category: Discussions, Lisa Tolentino Tags: inclusive education, school reform, self-reflection, student voice
Lisa Tolentino is a doctoral student pursuing a Media Arts and Sciences PhD through the School of Arts, Media and Engineering (AME) at Arizona State University. She works in the Embodied and Mediated Learning Group, working closely with high school special education teachers, designers, artists and researchers to develop digitally mediated environments to support social interaction, exploration, community and creativity in learning for students with autism.
I believe the key to activating the lives of students with disabilities is not about changing who they are; rather, it is in changing how we listen to them. So let's begin with a short listening exercise. If you are at our near a kitchen, perform the following steps before reading the blog. If not, feel free to skip ahead.
An Exercise in Listening: 5 steps in 15 minutes.
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Cynthia has a passion for teaching and working with school leaders and teachers as they address issues of equity in schools. As the Assistant Director of NIUSI-LeadScape, she works closely with principals and teachers to engage in professional learning that leads to making schools inclusive of all students. Cynthia worked as a teacher in elementary and middle schools in Phoenix for thirteen years before deciding to continue her learning at Arizona State University. She is currently pursuing a PhD in Educational Leadership and Policy.
I stumbled upon an amazing opportunity a few months ago. One that I'm sure many teachers wish would present itself at some point after their career in the classroom is over. I was sitting in the waiting room of my doctor's office when a young woman approached me slowly and said, "Excuse me, but is your name Ms. M?" I was startled at first, mainly because in my current position at the Equity Alliance, Ms. M isn't typically how I'm addressed. As soon as I made eye contact with this young woman, I recognized the fifth grader in her. Granted, she looked very different, but her eyes were the same. I responded, "Yes, I'm Ms. M. Oh my goodness. I'm so sorry, but I can't remember your name. I know it starts with a C!" (I also remembered that she was a fantastic writer. Those of you who are teachers may be familiar with the strange phenomenon where you remember weird bits of detail about past students.) She smiled and reminded me that her name is Carolynn. Carolynn had been a student in my fifth grade classroom in 2001 (a more significant detail that I'll share later.) We talked a few more minutes and exchanged phone numbers, as well as a promise of getting together for coffee in the next few weeks. Later, I marveled at the fact that 1) I remembered her, 2) SHE remembered ME, and 3) perhaps most importantly, I'd get the opportunity to sit with a former student and talk about her life then and now. This conversation solidified for me what being "culturally responsive" is all about. Read more
Viewed by: 8486 people Comments (3) Category: Lisa Dieker, Selma Powell Tags: co-teaching, inclusive education, inclusive schools
Dr. Lisa Dieker is a Professor and Lockheed Martin Eminent Scholar at the University of Central Florida. She received her undergraduate and master's degree from Eastern Illinois University and her Ph.D. from the University of Illinois. Her primary area of research focuses on collaboration between general and special education at the secondary level with a specific interest in the unique opportunities that exist in urban schools in the areas of mathematics and science. She also has a passion for how technology and specifically virtual classrooms can be used to impact teacher preparation As the Lockheed MartinEminent Scholar, she works collaboratively with outstanding UCF faculty in mathematics and science to Direct the Lockheed Martin/UCF Mathematics and Science Academy. Dr. Dieker is also the coordinator of the Ph.D. program in special education. This program, during her tenure and in collaboration with her colleagues in special education, has graduated 50 new scholars. Twelve are students with disabilities and twenty come from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. She has published numerous articles focused on interdisciplinary collaboration. She is sought out regularly to provide national and international keynote addresses. She serves in numerous leadership roles including serving on the board of the Council for Exceptional Education Teacher Education Division where she was selected by the Council for Exceptional Children as the Child Advocate Network (CAN) coordinator of the year. She also has been the editor and associate editor for two international journals and is currently the Associate Editor of Teaching Exceptional Children.
Selma Powell is a doctoral candidate at the University of Central Florida. She received her undergraduate and master's degree from the University of South Florida. Her dissertation research focus is on developmentally appropriate use of mathematics applications for iPads in early childhood classrooms. Additionally, she is committed to advocacy for children with special needs and their families. In November of 2011, she was recognized by the Council for Exceptional Children, Division of Early Childhood, as the recipient of the J. David Sexton Doctoral Student Award for her contributions to these children and families. Selma Powell has published three articles and has presented at numerous national and state conferences. Within the university, Selma Powell has held leadership positions with the Council for Exceptional Children student chapter, as well as the Association for Doctoral Students in Exceptional Education. For the past two and a half years, she has worked as the assistant to the associate editor of Teaching Exceptional Children.
To include or not to include? That is the question every parent has to struggle with as his or her child progresses through the school; issues related to placement options for students with disabilities are challenging. This question is a complex one for parents, teachers, administrators, and even students to answer, as grade point averages become more and more important for college admissions or future career options. Therefore, what is the least restrictive environment for all students? That is a question that becomes even more complex as students enter middle and high school.
As an educator and a parent of a student with a disability, I (Lisa Dieker) can share that our family has had these same struggles. Compound the parent role with what both of us (Lisa and Selma) know about secondary schools and we will share some of the reasons the struggle at the secondary level exists. Many parents struggle with the right balance between their child participating in inclusive settings and closing gaps that might still exist for students as they progress in grade level. In addition, parents must consider a range of service delivery options when GPAs count and there are few instances of general and special educators teaching together. Not only are students transforming intellectually, emotionally, sexually, and socially, but teachers' identities seem to change from foregrounding children to foregrounding discipline knowledge. In this blog, we share what we have seen that works for secondary schools that develop successful inclusive education contexts. Read more
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Keffrelyn Brown is an assistant professor at the University of Texas at Austin, in the department of curriculum & instruction with a primary appointment in the cultural studies in education area. Her scholarly interests focus on understanding how pre-service and in-service teachers acquire, understand and use sociocultural knowledge to address the teaching of underserved student populations. She is also interested in the educational experiences of and knowledge produced and circulated about African American (students). Her work has been published in Educational Researcher, as well as in several education handbooks and encyclopedias. Keffrelyn is an affiliate faculty member with the John L. Warfield Center for African and African American Studies and the Center for Women's and Gender Studies.
In my university sociocultural foundations course I ask students—many of whom plan on becoming K-12 teachers—to list words they have heard used to talk about Black students. Every semester I consistently hear terms like: loud, lazy, gangster, troublemaker and at-risk and each time I am floored by the words shared. Neither these terms nor their connoted meanings correspond with words or perspectives used to describe students viewed as having the potential to learn. I am also saddened by the taken-for-granted way students approach this task. This is evident in the rapid, yet apathetic, nonchalant manner in which students come up with and offer these words. They do not question the negative nature of the terms, nor the consistency of the terms offered. It is not until we discuss the activity that students think about the implications this way of talking about Black K-12 students might have on their education.
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Kathleen M. Collins is an Assistant Professor of Language, Culture and Society in the College of Education at The Pennsylvania State University, University Park. Her program of research examines the contextual factors and interactional processes that contribute to school success and school failure. She is the author of Ability Profiling and School Failure: One Child's Struggle to be Seen as Competent (2003, Routledge) and her work has appeared in Urban Education, Language, Speech, and Hearing Services in Schools, Learning Disabilities Quarterly, and English Journal. Her most recent research uses a multiple literacies framework to investigate the role of the arts in supporting children's acquisition of content area literacies.
Each summer from the time I was 3 until I was 12 I spent two weeks alone with my maternal grandparents at their home in Carle Place, Long Island. For a girl growing up in western Massachusetts, Long Island was exciting. It was, after all, an island, and my grandparents lived in a close-knit Irish and Italian neighborhood where sharing talk, laughter, and home-grown produce over the backyard fence were regular occurrences. Read more
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Robert Rueda is a professor in the area of Psychology in Education at the Rossier School of Education at the University of Southern California. His research has centered on the sociocultural basis of motivation, learning, and instruction, with a focus on reading and literacy in English learners, and students in at-risk conditions, and he teaches courses in learning and motivation. He recently served as a panel member on the National Academy of Science Report on the Overrepresentation of Minority Students in Special Education, and also served as a member of the National Literacy Panel (SRI International and Center for Applied Linguistics) looking at issues in early reading with English language learners.
When I was growing up, I ended up bedridden for a period of time. After endless days of watching cartoons, I was bored. Thankfully, a friend's mother brought over a box of books which had been sitting in the attic which she had just cleaned out. I picked it up, and for the first time, was interested in reading without being required to. While I had the skill and knowledge to read, I had no reason or interest to do so.
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Chris Forlin is Professor of Special and Inclusive Education at the Hong Kong Institute of Education. Her research and publications focus on change paradigms in special education; inclusive education policy and practice; along with curricula and pedagogy for teacher education, with innovative research in working with systems and schools to establish sustainable inclusive education. She currently advises to the Hong Kong government task force on developing a New Senior Secondary School Curriculum for students with intellectual disabilities and is a consultant to the Vietnam Ministry of Education and Training on developing curricula for preparing teachers for inclusion.
When asked to blog I initially thought I would talk about teacher education for inclusion which is one of my specific areas of interest. We have been actively promoting inclusion and 'education for all' for nearly four decades now but has teacher education for inclusion really kept up with this change? Can we claim as teacher educators that we are meeting the needs of adequately preparing teachers for inclusion? I have taught pre-service (or pre-surface as one of my undergraduates wrote about it in her assignment – Freudian slip or a simple spelling error? – not sure which is worse!) and in-service teachers for the past 18 years so it seemed a natural topic to select. Then I read the posting on this website from May 13, 2009, when President Barack Obama delivered the commencement address to the 2009 graduates of Arizona State University (You can access the full speech via http://www.niusileadscape.org/wk/). During this speech he asked the following questions:
"Did you study education? Teach in a high-need school? Give a chance to kids we can't afford to give up on – prepare them to compete for any job anywhere in the world?"
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Lisa Tolentino is a doctoral student pursuing a Media Arts and Sciences PhD through the School of Arts, Media and Engineering (AME) at Arizona State University. She works in the Embodied and Mediated Learning Group, working closely with high school special education teachers, designers, artists and researchers to develop digitally mediated environments to support social interaction, exploration, community and creativity in learning for students with autism.
When I think back to the years when my sister and I were children, I remember a time when I could still fully relate to her. In her youth, she was a lot like me: a very shy and sensitive child who was acutely in tune with the emotions of others. We both experienced complex feelings but lacked the words to express ourselves. We empathized on-demand, giggling uncontrollably at curious coincidences or weeping quietly while adults whispered of serious matters. And we both knew when someone was talking about us.
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Joellen Killion is the deputy executive director of the National Staff Development Council. She is the author of numerous books and articles about effective professional learning, evaluating professional development, coaching, and teacher leadership.
Whose child is this?
As I walked down the hall of the bustling middle school with young people scurrying through the halls dashing from room to room to get to their next class, I heard a female adult voice rise above the din call out, "Whose child is this?" Puzzled, I turned toward the voice to see an adult standing next to a thin, perhaps 6th grade, student. The adult had a firm grip on the backpack strap that hung loosely from the young man's back. Around the pair students flowed like water around rocks in a stream going about their business of getting to their next class.
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Viewed by: 8751 people Leave a comment Category: Carole Edelsky, Discussions Tags: equity, inclusive education, systemic change
Carole Edelsky is a Professor of Language Arts in the Division of Curriculum and Instruction at Arizona State University. She earned her Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction at the University of New Mexico in 1974. Her dissertation was the first study of children's awareness of gender stereotypes in language use; it won the Popejoy Outstanding Dissertation Award (Outstanding Dissertation from the College of Education, Business, and Liberal Arts for 1974-1977) in 1977. Dr. Edelsky has won several additional awards for her work in education and has participated in numerous other service projects throughout her career. Dr. Edelsky's research interests include first and second language literacy, gender and language, critical literacy, and classroom discourse. Her influence on education and research within her field of study has been and continues to be great.
Students with disabilities have a right to a high quality education, an education that goes beyond a focus on skills and instead sets its sights on loftier goals (promoting equity), more ethical dispositions (e.g., a concern for fairness), and more elusive but critical habits of mind (e.g., engaging with inquiry). All students deserve such an education, and students with disabilities are no exception. What does such an education look like? What is the teacher doing? And what is the principal doing?

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I have a gridview in Kendo UI Builder, and I want to pass parameters to the Read method which is setup to accept a "filter" parameter.
The data source is set for Client Side Processing, which is what I want, but I want to start with a subset of data using an initial filter value.
I have disabled autobind, so the gridview isn't initially pulled
in onShow - this.$components.psLogGrid.options.autoBind = false;
I have a text fill in and a button which runs the javascript below which I want to pass in to the Read method in ABL Class.
However, the value filter in the browser is "Object", and the value in the Read method is ?
Does anyone know how to do what I thought would be a simple process of passing in a parameter to the Read method? Perhaps I am setting the value of filter incorrectly below?
Thanks for your help.
// Fired when user selects the button. tbProcess is the name of the text fill in, and I have validated angular.element('#tbProcess').val(); is the correct value that I want.
If you see nothing in Response Data in the Catalog Viewer, then it would mean that the invoke operation failed.
The Network tab in the Developer Tools in web browser would also show that a 404 error happened internally.
Note: The Network tab would also show the details of the request. You would see there that the filter is set to something like:
In the URL, you see the encoded representation.
The 404 error would mean that the deployed service does not have the method or an error happened on the server side.
You can check the following files:
1) oepas1/webapps/psLogGUI/WEB-INF/adapters/rest/psLogGUIService/stagingDir/resourceModel.xml file: This file should have a reference to the MyCount path.
2) oepas1/logs/oepas1.agent.log: In this file, you should see whether there were errors while executing the method in the Business Entity. You can add MESSAGE statements to the Business Entity class for additional debugging.
If would like to have someone look at this environment with you, perhaps, you could contact Technical Support to get assistance and look at the issue via screen sharing. I can also join to see the issue and provide suggestions.
I hope this helps.
I just tested one of my services with PostMan and it works correctly to get 25 records, skipping the first 50.
PUT: [URL to Service]/count
Content-Type: application/json
"filter": "{\"skip\": 50, \"top\": 25}"
To apply this filter to the GET I used the following URL to get 5 records starting with the first:
[URL to Service]/?filter=%7B"skip"%3A0%2C"top"%3A5%7D
To return 10 records, skipping 15, use the following:
[URL to Service]/?filter=%7B"skip"%3A15%2C"top"%3A10%7D
Hope this helps.
I tried the following in Postman
PUT localhost:8810/.../MyCount
Form data: Key Content-Type Value: application/json
Body (raw)
"filter": "{\"skip\": 50, \"top\": 25}"
And, I get - 404 Not Found
If I do PUT localhost:8810/.../MyCount
with no other parameters I get 404 Not Found
If I do GET
I get all the records
I have verified MyCount is in the Catalog and shows up using the catview.html tool.
Please notice that filter is a query string parameter and would not go in the body of the request.
Could you check that the there is a reference to MyCount in the resourceModel.xml?
Do you see any errors in the agent log file?
Sorry about that Edsel. I just took a look at the way KUIB (more accurately the JSDO) sends the criteria for the count method, and I didn't realize that it sends the values as URL parameters and not via the body. I assumed wrongly based on the fact that this was a PUT rather than a GET (as used by the read method for a resource).
As I mentioned on the phone, I tried making a brand new project, added the JSP stuff, and added the resource to the service, and again, MyCount is NOT added to C:\OpenEdge\WRK\oepas1\webapps\psLogGUI\WEB-INF\adapters\rest\psLogGUIService\stagingDir
I am thinking of trying rebooting my PC and try again and/or remove all services and try again. Other than that, reinstalling Progress is the next thing I would try. Any suggestions?
A reboot wouldn't hurt, but I am not confident it will address your problem. The PDSOE team has this as a bug and has supposedly fixed it on OE 11.7 Service Pack 2.
Service Pack 2 release target is end of October (early next week if all goes well). Would be possible for you to hold until it is release? I believe the best path would be install the Service Pack 2 (instead of re-installing your current OE).
I would keep monitoring it for you and let you know as soon as it is release. I would also schedule a call to help you install and test the outcome.
Please let me know if this is acceptable,
Ricardo Perdigao
Ricardo, Thanks. Yeah, I will standby and wait for SP 2 for Server Side work. In the meantime, I may go try to figure out how to pass parameters using Client Side processing. Any how Tos or examples on that would be appreciated.


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Series: My Hero Academia
Pairing: Bakugo x Todoroki
Genre: Shounen-Ai
Circle/Author: Ambrosia (Gogatsu)
Hi Everyone!
For the month of July I decide to feature My Hero Academia doujinshi on the blog, now I can guarantee you they will all be Shounen-Ai like the one I'm about to present you, but I will try to have more than one!
Today I'm going with a pairing that is not in my top, but I really like this story cause of how Bakugo act toward Todoroki, I really felt like Bakugo was a father trying to teach his kid how to say thank you.
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5 x 5 @ 75% of 2RM from 06/12/15
Rest as needed between all sets. Provided lifts are performed at current, recent percentages, if sets require interruption pause as briefly as needed and complete without decreasing weight. Reminder: Position and execution always govern weight.
Kettlebell high pull + Goblet squat
5 x 5 @ (up to) 50% BW
High pull + Goblet squat: Focus on quick transitions between top of high pull, catch in Goblet position, and squat. Rest as needed between, and adjust weight if sets require interruption.
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40 Band crawl (Minimum 2 x 1″ band W, 3 x 1″ band M)
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The Audi company is known for their high-quality, lavish vehicles that contain plenty of power, modernized technology, and exquisite design features. Their Audi Q7 SUV exudes all of these qualities and more with its brilliant design, two exceptional powertrain choices, and wide array of up-to-date safety and infotainment technology. You won't just get from point A to point B in the Audi Q7, you'll love every second of the drive.
If you're a Miami driver looking for a thrilling ride, then you've come to the right place. The Audi Q7 offers two engines, including a 3.0-liter TFSI that produces 333-horsepower and 325 pound-feet of torque, its legendary quattro all-wheel drive system, and a redesigned five-link suspension. This beast can get you through whatever terrain or inclement weather you may come across and offers you plenty of get-up-and-go power. You could also add the new available all-wheel steering system, which provides you with a tight turning radius and more precise steering at both high and low speeds, and the Audi Drive Select program, which allows you to choose from seven different driving modes: lift/off-road, all-road, comfort, auto, dynamic, and individual. With all of these powertrain features in play, driving the Audi Q7 is an experience all in itself.
Whether you have a large family or you just happen to transport many people often, the Audi Q7 can handle them all. You can comfortably fit up seven passengers or, if you need more cargo space, you can fold down the rear two rows to gain an outstanding 71.6 cubic-feet of cargo space. This is enough room for those larger pieces of furniture, plenty of moving boxes, or the whole supply of your child's team's soccer balls. If you need to bring both passengers and cargo, use the split-folding versatility of both rear seats and rearrange however you need.
As soon as you see the Audi Q7, you're going to fall in love. This sophisticated, yet modern SUV shines in even the most crowded streets of Miami and will turn heads wherever you go. The time-less Singleframe grille pushes through the traffic while the all-new exterior design captures the attention of anyone you pass. To make the Audi Q7 more yours, you can choose one of nine exterior colors. These include Argus Brown, Carrara White, Orca Black, Ink Blue, Cobra Beige, and more; the decision is completely up to you and your preferences.
From the available Audi Virtual Cockpit, which places your information and navigation directly behind the steering wheel, to the available Bang & Olufsen 3D Advanced Sound System, with 23-speakers, 1,920-watts of power, and a 23-channel amplifier, the Audi Q7 is packed with technology. Some of these programs, systems and features come standard, like the Audi pre sense city safety system, the MMI all-in-touch handwriting-recognition tool, and the hands-free power tailgate, while others can be added or come included in the later trim levels. These additions include:
If you're interested in the Audi Q7, you'll first want to see which trim level fits you best. The Audi Q7 has three trim levels available, the Premium, Premium Plus, and Prestige, and each come with unique features, included tech, and varied powertrains. Take a closer look at what each trim has to offer before you make your decision.
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Every new government, even one which aims to make widespread cuts in the public sector, will expand some parts of the central bureaucracy. The apparatus of state is too well-oiled to avoid this. In a majority government, unchecked by constitutional practice or public opinion, this can occur at breakneck speed – as they UK saw after Tony Blair's landslide victory in 1997. Each minister, each department, and each senior civil servant, looks to expand in influence and power. Who begins a new chapter in government without a desire to do this? The motivations may not be sinister, but the lack of any meaningful opposition or check, means that the outcome is usually inefficient, centralising, and bureaucratic government.
The minority government cynic:
Minority governments require consensus. The parties do not hold the same priorities, so the only way that any party can achieve anything is to give another party something that it wants. Government business is conducted essentially as a stitch-up; you back our bill, and we will back yours. Threats to withdraw support from both sides are frequent and loud. The central bureaucracy creeps outwards, as both parties must give more to each other in order to get more in return; a cycle of buy-offs ensues.
The minority government optimist:
The parties do not hold the same priorities. Each party acts as a check on the other's expansion, so extensions of the central bureaucracy are vigorously resisted, and only those which are very popular or extremely important can gain traction. Political capital is defended by preventing the other party from furthering its aims, and from protecting the most significant of one's own positions.
Will a minority government be a more post-bureaucratic government?
A minority government will have neither the constitutional ability nor moral standing to take unilateral decisions; a process of primary consultation will have to be embedded into the ongoing workings of the state bureaucracy. This invites a shift in power back to localism, to self-regulation, and to emerging post-bureaucratic governmental structures, for all but the most fundamental national issues –defence, taxation and spending, Europe. It will be substantially more difficult for a minority government to interfere from the centre, especially in issues which are not governed exclusively on a national level.
What should be done?
It is possible that the transparency agenda will be sidelined discreetly, as neither party will be keen to advertise their backroom deals. On the other hand, keep an eye out for overt displays of collaboration between the parties, especially if the issue in question is especially important to one of them. When it seems too good to be true – it probably is.


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Bryant & May #17: The Lonely Hour
By Christopher Fowler ()
In Which Mr May Makes A Mistake And Mr Bryant Goes Into The Dark On a rainy winter night outside a run-down nightclub in the wrong part of London, four strangers meet for the first time at 4:00am. A few weeks later the body of an Indian textile worker is found hanging upside down inside a willow tree on Hampstead Heath. The Peculiar Crimes Unit is called in to investigate. The victim was found surrounded by the paraphernalia of black magic, and so Arthur Bryant and John May set off to question experts in the field. But the case is not what it appears. When another victim seemingly commits suicide, it becomes clear that in the London night is a killer who knows what people fear most. And he always strikes at 4:00am. In order to catch him, the PCU must switch to night shifts, but still the team draws a blank. John May takes a technological approach, Arthur Bryant goes in search of academics and misfits for help, for this is becoming a case that reveals impossibilities at every turn, not least that there's no indication of what the victims might have done to attract the attentions of a murderer that doesn't seem to exist. But impossibilities are what the Peculiar Crimes Unit does best. As they explore a night city where all the normal rules are upended, they're drawn deeper into a case that involves murder, arson, kidnap, blackmail, bats and the psychological effects of loneliness on Londoners. It's a trail that takes them from the poorest part of the East End to the wealthiest homes in North London - an investigation that can only end in tragedy…
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Summer is in the air, we can just drink it!
Summer cocktails rolling out from The Kitchen Chicago can be ordered with a view on their sprawling Riverwalk Patio.
To kick things off The Kitchen has a whole new line up of cocktails ahead of Memorial Day Weekend.
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Unreal! New Law Allows Illegal Aliens To Practice Law In California
Over 2.6 million illegal immigrants reside in California and Gov. Jerry Brown is signing more illegal laws to give them the same rights as U.S. citizens. On Thursday, he signed a bill that will allow up to 1.3 million illegals to obtain CA drivers licenses. Another bill signed by Brown prohibits employers to retaliate against workers because of their lack of citizenship. The CA Governor also signed the "Trust Act" which halts the deportation of illegals when arrested for minor crimes and prohibits law enforcement to contact I.C.E. agents. To add to the illegal bills signed by Gov. Brown, illegal aliens are now allowed to practice law as well.
Reuters reported:
Illegal immigrants can be licensed to practice law in California under one of eight bills expanding immigrant rights that were signed by Governor Jerry Brown on Saturday.
The California Supreme Court, which finalizes requests of applicants to be licensed as a lawyer in California, is now authorized to approve qualified applicants regardless of their immigration status.
Other new laws prohibit law enforcement officials from detaining immigrants based on federal government instructions except in cases of serious crimes or convictions, and make it illegal for employers to retaliate against workers on the basis of their citizenship.
"While Washington waffles on immigration, California's forging ahead," Brown said in a statement. "I'm not waiting."
Previously on The Gateway Pundit:
CA Lawmakers Move to Stop Illegal Immigrants From Being Deported
Equality For Criminals! Gov. Jerry Brown Hands Out California Driver's Licenses to Illegal Immigrants


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I was at a consultation event in libraries as part of my day job, when a woman approached, wanting to complain about a book. A new local crime writer had written a novel set in the town we were in. The woman was disgusted at the way the writer had portrayed it, as a seedy, crime-ridden seaside town. Curious, I read the book and although I thought the seediness had been a little overplayed to correspond with the gritty genre in which the author was writing, I recognised many of the negative things that were said about the town as realistic.
But the woman's passionate complaint did make me wonder what responsibility we, as writers and artists, have towards the places we portray? That we have a responsibility to the people we portray is possibly more clear cut, whether in terms of the risk of libel, or just in terms of a moral responsibility. But do we have the same moral responsibilities in relation to using real places as the settings for our work?
In my day job, I manage a tourist information service, one of the objects of which is to promote the local area as a destination and give visitors a great first impression so that they'll visit again. While this is partly about encouraging visitors to take advantage of what the area has to offer, ultimately it's also about supporting the local economy. There are many examples of regions that have used works of art or fiction to promote an area so that it becomes a tourist destination: locally, the selling of an area as, for example, 'Bronte country' or the wealth of gothic events and shops in Whitby, exploiting the Dracula connection. In many cases these result from marketing people maximising even the most tenuous links to works that have become famous and have little to do with the writer's original intention.
So should the way we present a place even be a consideration for a writer or an artist who is portraying what they know? There will be some locals who abhor the romanticising of their home if it leads to an overload of tourists and the narrowing of a place's attributes to what is only a single view. Nevertheless, there are obvious advantages to a population in painting their location in a romantic light which then encourages a positive view and people to visit. But what about when we give a more negative view, whether completely real or slightly over-egged? Would it really stop people from coming, or have a significant impact on the way the area is viewed? And does it matter?
I come from a region where the locals strongly identify with their place. The area has much to offer in terms of beauty, diversity and welcoming people. But because it's in the north, it's an area that has seen major economic decline and has had to contend with the usual myths that it is more backward than areas closer to the capital. Generally, we're proud of our place, so if it's disparaged, we can take it personally. That's the context in which I think we should have an awareness about how we portray a place. Because people often are their place. They identify with it, so they feel it's not so much the place that's being disparaged as the people who live in it. But I think it does also depend on the place itself: a place and population that has confidence in itself will be less affected by a few negative portrayals. Descriptions of seedy parts of New York City or London aren't going to put anyone off going there, because those cities have a confidence and a presence that makes people want to visit regardless. A small seaside town in the north of England is another matter.
But, while I think we should be aware of the potential impact of our words or pictures, I don't think that should stop us portraying a place as we see it, or fictionalising it to make a better setting for a story. Because we also have a responsibility to illustrate the world and our place in it through our art. Whether the impression we give is good or bad may be all about the place itself or it may be all about our own view of the world, but then isn't that what art is all about?


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Fairtrade bananas – (bio)logical packaging?
Banana farming tends to be pretty harmful, both environmentally and socially. Which is why we decided to launch a ranking for tropical fruit brands last year. And we were pleased to see that the Fairtrade and Rainforest Alliance banana is gaining ground – after all, these labels protects both environmental and labor standards. Nowadays, you don't even have to trek to the organic market or eco specialist to find them. In the UK, The Coop has been selling Fairtrade bananas for ten years – and Wal-Mart in the States has expanded its Fairtrade banana offering in recent years. In the Netherlands, Coop, Plus and Spar ONLY sell certified bananas.
And what's the easiest way to spot a Fairtrade banana? Or an organic one? They're the ones packaged in 'compostable' bioplastic. Sure comes in handy when you're trying to pick out those 'good' bananas in a hurry, but is it actually better for the environment?
What do we mean by bioplastic?
Most of the compostable plastic used to wrap up our Fairtrade bananas is made from renewable raw materials, such as the starch from casino maize (= food). Compared to conventional plastics, bioplastics take about 20% less energy to produce (and release about 20% fewer carbon emissions, too). And in the EU, there's even a certification system to guarantee that the material will break down naturally within three months: just look for the seedling logo. The advantage is that this plastic will not blow around our streets, get snagged in trees, gather on beaches and feed the plastic soup building up in our oceans.
Pros and Cons
There are several people raising awkward questions about bioplastics – including Greenpeace, which is unhappy at the amount of genetically modified maize being used as a raw material. Plus, allowing the compostable varieties to break down in landfill sites may release CO2 – and other greenhouse gases, like methane (which has a much more powerful greenhouse effect than CO2). If this is indeed the case, incinerating the plastic would actually be better than sending it to landfill, as it produces energy. Yes, it would still release CO2, but that counts for burning petroleum-based plastic as well.
Do we even need it anyway?
But not all bioplastics are compostable. And there are loads of things that are pretty difficult to transport and sell without packaging. So fair enough – wrap it up in bioplastics. It's got to be better than using up our oil reserves. But bananas? Don't they kind of have packaging built in? Why then, do so many Fairtrade bananas come in plastic packaging? We asked at a couple of supermarkets why they package their bananas, but they're keeping us waiting for an answer.
Bioplastics yes, banana packaging no.
At Rank a Brand, when it comes to tropical products, we give points to brands that have set clear targets for reducing the weight of their packaging. Plus, so far, we have also seen an increased use of bioplastics as a responsible move. But is it actually? We're now thinking about changing our criteria for bananas, based on the assumption that they don't actually need to be wrapped in plastic – whether or not it is made from plants.
Is this assumption fair? Or is there a good reason to pop each Fairtrade bunch in a plastic bag? If you know the reason, let us know below – or send us a tweet to @rankabrand_org.
For more information about bioplastics in general, check out this excellent blog post from Green Living Online.
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Great Blog!
So true.
Bio Plastic is OK if you live outside of a city, where you can have your own organic garbage bin. However in a city, my entire collection of garbage is thrown in to ONE bag, which is transported to the nearest garbage-burning oven and burned as a whole. In this case, Bio plastic is as good as any other form of plastic, which suck.
I am sorry to state the obvious, but since 50% of the global population resides in cities, and bio-plastic is treated as any other form of plastic, maybe be should not wrap our fair-trade fruit and veggies in it.


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Most of the time, consumers buy a product or a service because a well-known figure endorsed it. Admit it, you probably did too at some point. Especially with social media widely becoming a platform for bloggers and reaching out a tremendous amount of audience. This is where influencer marketing courses really come in handy for businesses and marketing teams.
Influencer marketing is rapidly becoming an effective tactic by virtually any industry. Whether it's a popular product or a new one, influencers can convince consumers to buy it with just a single Instagram post or YouTube video.
So, how can you use this marketing strategy to your advantage? Let's take a closer look at influencer marketing and leveraging influencers the right way.
What is influencer marketing?
Influencer marketing involves hiring content creators–or influencers–with a massive follower base to improve brand awareness, drive traffic, and showcase your brand's message. Content creators who are in the same niche as your business already have your ideal target audience. This makes it easy and advantageous for you with the right influencer marketing training.
Influencers may post their content through social media, blogs, television, and advertisements. With the massive amount of people that are online today, influencer marketing has become more effective than traditional marketing (radio, newspaper, magazine, television, and billboards).
How to use influencer marketing the right way
Working with influencers can be daunting, but it's actually easy when done the right way. If your business or company is keen on using influencer marketing, then you shouldn't simply go ahead and contact the first content creator you see. You can learn the ropes by taking influencer marketing courses.
There are many influencer marketing consultants out there. Their services may vary, but these are the most effective services during an influencer marketing mentorship:
1. Strategy call
Influencer marketing consultants often hold strategy calls with their clients. Nope, these are not covered calls for income. These are helpful because it's ultra-focused on actionable insights on influencer marketing. You can also ask questions about hiring the right influencers and running efficient campaigns.
During the call, you can take a video recording so you can review your conversation any time. Plus, consultants usually provide notes and follow-ups should you have additional questions. If you're a business owner, corporate marketing officer, or B2B, strategy calls will work well for you. It's one of the most convenient influencer marketing courses you can get.
2. Insider mentoring
If you need a more in-depth evaluation of your business, insider mentoring is perfect for you. The consultant will assess your brand, products, and marketing strategy then evaluate how influencers can help. They will also provide you with direct support, resources, and networks.
The best thing about insider mentoring is you'll have a one-on-one training on how to successfully use influencer marketing. You'll be able to create efficient influencer strategies, reach a network of relevant influencers, and support from experienced consultants.
3. Team training
Managing a business is not a sole effort. Your business's marketing team can also be trained on influencer marketing. This is great for companies who want everyone on their team to learn the best practices that drive sales.
Eager to learn about influencer marketing? Contact Tom Augenthaler of The Influence Marketer to kickstart your business's growth. For more details, check it out at https://theinfluencemarketer.com/services/hands-on-team-training/.


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Denver Homeowner's Insurance Premiums Are Increasing
Nationally, homeowner's insurance premiums are increasing. There are a number of reasons for the increases including; fewer new homes (limiting growth), recent losses from natural disasters (especially hurricanes and earthquakes), and the cost to repair or replace (more expensive materials have impacted premiums).
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) released its Homeowner's Insurance Report on Jan. 20th, providing detailed data of homeowner's insurance across the U.S.
Here Are Some Of The Findings (latest finding)
In 2013, homeowner's owner-occupied policy exposures accounted for 76.8% of overall exposures countrywide.
Tenant and condominium policy exposures accounted for 21.3% of the total, while dwelling fire exposure made up the remaining 1.9%.
Approximately 53.2% of policies sold (in large metro areas) in 2013 were tenant or condo/co-op policies, reflecting the high level of urbanization.
These were identified as things that impact Denver homeowner's insurance premiums the most:
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Jaguar F-TYPE Lease Deals in West Hollywood
The new Jaguar F-TYPE brings world-class performance and creature comforts to drivers in Beverly Hills at Hornburg Jaguar Los Angeles, where you can get this British sports coupe for less with the help of our Jaguar lease offers. The new F-TYPE is available with a variety of engines, including a 575-hp supercharged 5.0L V8, as well as other dynamic performance features like Intelligent Driveline Dynamics and Electric Power Assisted Steering (EPAS). Get behind the wheel of the new Jaguar F-TYPE near Pasadena for less with a Jaguar F-TYPE lease from Hornburg Jaguar Los Angeles in West Hollywood.
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Recalculation per different weight or number
Sometimes you may want to use different unit or weight than specified on shipping tab.
This is handy for several cases:
You want to sell pack of t-shirts and you want to show price for one piece.
You are selling food in some package and you want to show price per net weight yet you need to keep the gross weight for shipping purposes.
There is many scenarios for this option and it is just up to your need or imagination to use it to your benefit.
Full variable products support
Recalculated variation price is displayed under normal price after variation is selected.
Recalculation per different weight unit
This is useful when your shop has a specific weight unit – let's say kilograms and you want to show the the calculation for different unit – this time it's gram. This feature works acros all the WooCommerce default units (kg,g,oz,lb).
Supported also in Cart
Recalculated price is now shown also on Cart page. If your theme supports Minicart it should be also visible there – this depends on themes developers.
Custom ratio - recalculation per different units number
Normally the recalculation works per one unit – if I have shop in kilograms it calculates price for 1 kg. This feature can help you if you need to show the price for different number of kilograms – perhaps per a ton(if you are selling wholesale) or maybe just per 100 grams.
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Two new studies suggest that demand for agile software development skills far exceeds the supply. First, U.S. based staffing firm Yoh IT found 558,198 postings for agile development jobs but only 121,876 qualified candidates. That means agile jobs outpaced talent supply by 4.59 to 1. Demand was highest in Washington, California, Oregon, Minnesota, New York and Massachusetts.
Similarly, U.K.-based CWJobs found that agile job postings in that country climbed from 3,283 in 2010 to 6,441 in 2012.
The studies say that while demand for agile skills has increased dramatically in recent years, developer training has not kept pace.
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Reading this with tired eyes? You might just be deficient in the one of the most important substances for increased performance. No, we aren't talking protein or BCAAs—you may be deficient in sleep.
If so, you're missing out on the mental and physical performance benefits that a night of restful sleep can provide. But, after trying so many different solutions, maybe you've found yourself still unable to get quality shuteye.
As it turns out, one small but essential mineral may play a not-so-small role in how well you sleep. That mineral is magnesium, and it might just be the Sandman of nutrients. Can magnesium help you lull off to a restorative slumber?
Magnesium (Mg) is one of the 24 essential minerals and vitamins. Essential, meaning that we need to consume these nutrients in our diet since our body cannot synthesize, or manufacture them, on its own.
Found in food sources like dark leafy greens, seeds and nuts, squash, broccoli, dairy, meat, legumes, and unprocessed whole grains, magnesium has a role in more body functions than you may think (and some pretty critical ones too). Whether it's making sure your heart beats properly or helping to promote bone mineral absorption, magnesium is a real physiological M.V.P.
The problem is, many of us may fail to get enough of certain nutrients from dietary sources alone. Whether due to an inadequate intake of nutrient-rich foods or the fact that many of our foods are now themselves nutrient-deficient, it may sometimes be hard to get enough. About 50% of Americans aren't getting as much magnesium as they need.1 This is an issue, since magnesium helps promote overall health and well-being, with a supporting role in proper muscle function, bone health, and keeping a lower blood pressure.
Conversely, magnesium deficiencies are associated with a high blood pressure and a greater risk for many diseases of the cardiovascular and musculoskeletal system, among other negative health conditions.1
Could it be a coincidence then, that research shows nearly one-in-three adult men and women don't get the recommended seven hours of sleep per night, and 35% report trouble sleeping and getting "poor" to "only fair" sleep quality?
The fact that magnesium helps regulate several aspects of sleep points to a possible link between magnesium deficiencies and the epidemic of sleep loss seen around the world.
Even those who aren't deficient, however, can benefit from the role that magnesium plays in a restful sleep. Sleep is one frontier where the benefits of magnesium supplementation are being realized. What role could this essential mineral have for you in slumberland?
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Among the many symptoms of magnesium deficiency, (including muscle cramps, changes in mood, or muscle weakness) trouble sleeping may be one of the most annoying and detrimental symptoms as far your well being is concerned. We need proper sleep to think, perform, and be civil human beings to each other. How does magnesium work into the equation?
Running low on magnesium could throw off sleep cycles, leading to some restless nights and not-so-productive next mornings. The ability of magnesium deficiencies to impair sleep is likely because magnesium plays a major role in the central nervous system, controlling excitability and activation of certain neurons.
Magnesium deficiency may also impair sleep by increasing overall worry and anxiety. Patients with anxiety and depression have been shown to have low levels of magnesium.22 It has been demonstrated that the anxiolytic (anxiety reducing) effects of magnesium are due, in part, to its effects of antagonizing (blocking) NMDA receptors and possibly lowering the activity of the excitatory neurotransmitter glutamate, which is implicated in some forms of anxiety.3 For this reason, magnesium could promote a calm night of sleep, and a lack of it could promote a night of tossing and turning.
Put some greens on your plate. Lower dietary intake of magnesium is associated with symptoms of poor quality sleep.
Magnesium deficiency is associated with sleep disturbances, nighttime agitation, and depression.4 Women surveyed for a study who were in the highest self-reported magnesium intake group reported a lower likelihood of falling asleep during the day;5 they seemed to be more rested than their magnesium-stingy peers. In the same study, men and women in the two lowest magnesium intake groups had more people reporting sleep of less than seven hours per night.
While correlation doesn't equal causation, the findings that a low intake of magnesium is associated with poor sleep indicate the possibility that the two are intricately related.
In a study of rats, a magnesium-deficient diet induced alterations in sleep patterns. Restricting magnesium intake in the diet increased nighttime wakefulness by 50%, reduced recovery-promoting slow-wave sleep (SWS) by 24%, and lowered the total time spent sleeping.6 What happened when the diet returned to normal? You guessed it, better sleep.
Why might a low amount of magnesium (especially in the brain) correlate with poor sleep? It may have to do with adrenaline, one of the sympathetic "fight or flight" hormones, since lower magnesium is associated with increased stress hormone signaling. No doubt about it, if you're trying to escape a tiger, there isn't much time to hit the hay. Stress hormones are perfect for game time, but not so perfect for bedtime.
Magnesium also regulates a variety of neurotransmitters, cardiovascular processes like blood pressure and temperature, and muscular relaxation—all of which play a role in promoting (or preventing) sleep. So, reversing even a minor deficiency or boosting your magnesium levels above your baseline could have major impacts on your health. For this reason, magnesium supplements may be a great way to promote sleep for rest and recovery along with many other wellness gains.
Sleep like a baby...or your grandma? Newborn babies with higher levels of magnesium have better overall sleep,7 and the aging-related declines in sleep quality seen in older adults can be reversed with magnesium supplementation.8 At any age, it seems, magnesium turns you to a sound sleeper.
One reason for the sleep-promoting effects of magnesium is that it quiets the body and the mind, priming the nervous system for sleep, and acting as a stress reducer.
Magnesium is a massage therapist for your brain, relaxing neurons and relieving the tension of stress and worry which promote a calmer state of mind.
Supplementing with magnesium helps improve biomarkers of stress including a higher heart rate variability (HRV) and increased parasympathetic nervous system (PNS) activity9—both indicate less stress and perhaps better recovery. Chronic inflammation, another indicator of a body under duress, can be alleviated by supplementing with magnesium.10
Pull an all-nighter? Magnesium might help you recover. After a night of sleep deprivation, higher magnesium levels were shown to be protective and promote longer and higher quality recovery sleep.11 The better cognitive recovery could be due to magnesium's action as a cofactor in the synthesis of glycogen in the brain or because it helped to promote less sleep disruption, characterized by less waking episodes throughout the night.
Poor sleep is often a consequence of a disturbed circadian rhythm, the "clocks" in all body organs that regulate metabolism and sleep-wake cycles. Magnesium has been shown to play a critical role in regulating these biological timekeepers by maintaining proper function of the suprachiasmatic nucleus (SCN), our body's master clock.12
Sleep cycles are also kept in line by the "sleep molecule" melatonin. Levels of magnesium and melatonin are correlated, and supplementing with magnesium has been shown to increase the amount of melatonin floating around the brain and body by 35%.13
The potency of magnesium for regulating sleep is evidenced in its ability to help in one of the worst sleep disorders of them all—insomnia, known as habitual sleeplessness, trouble sleeping, or the inability to fall asleep or stay asleep. This may be you, if countless nights are spent staring at the ceiling thinking of past mistakes ("why did I tweet that!?") or worrying about an upcoming project. Have no fear, magnesium is here to help.
Magnesium has been used extensively and effectively to treat insomnia. Giving 500mg of magnesium per day for eight weeks increased the sleep time, efficiency, and melatonin levels of insomnia patients.13 Supplementing has also been shown to reduce nightly periodic leg movements (PLMs) and arousals, symptoms of restless leg syndrome (RLS), and boost alertness and behavior the next day after a night of sleep in people being treated for insomnia.14,15
A diet that promotes overall adequate levels of magnesium should be goal number one when it comes to improving your sleep and health. A first step might be trying to incorporate some magnesium-rich foods into your diet, including leafy green vegetables, nuts and seeds, even dark chocolate. But, sometimes diet isn't enough, and supplementing becomes the next best option.
For sleep specifically, dosing supplemental magnesium should be done carefully; as both too much and not enough of a dose may lead to sleep problems.16
If taken at the correct dose in the ideal proximity to bed time, magnesium supplements can promote sleep above and beyond benefits gained from a dietary boost on its own.
While there aren't any dosage "guidelines," 350mg for adults might do the trick if taken 1 - 2 hours before you tuck in for the night. Along with sleep promotion, this will also help ward off general deficiencies.
Magnesium-containing nootropics may also be a great way to consume this mineral along with a cornucopia of other compounds.
One of the reasons magnesium has shown such benefits for sleep is that it works like many of the common sleep aids you can buy over-the-counter (Ambien ring a bell?) These medications work their magic by acting on GABA receptors and promoting sleep through neuro-inhibitory mechanisms.
But, the sleep induced by these common medications doesn't resemble natural sleep. Instead, these pharmaceuticals produce a lower brain wave power during sleep, and this means a less restorative night.17 This is why natural sleep supplements like magnesium are more beneficial; they act on the same sleep-inducing pathways without the side effects.
Compared to over-the-counter sleep medications, the side effects of magnesium supplementation are extremely low.
Employing magnesium before bed might be easier, and less time-consuming than that nightly deep nasal breathing routine you keep trying to no avail. Supplementing with magnesium could be one simple hack to increase quantity and quality of sleep. You want to perform your best, whether that's on the field or in the boardroom. Sleep is the way to get there. And magnesium is the way to get better sleep.
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|Poleszak E. Benzodiazepine/GABA(A) receptors are involved in magnesium-induced anxiolytic-like behavior in mice. Pharmacol Rep. 2008;60(4):483-9.
|Popoviciu L, Aşgian B, Delast-popoviciu D, Alexandrescu A, Petruţiu S, Bagathal I. Clinical, EEG, electromyographic and polysomnographic studies in restless legs syndrome caused by magnesium deficiency. Rom J Neurol Psychiatry. 1993;31(1):55-61.
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|Dralle, D. & Bödeker, R.H. Serum magnesium level and sleep behavior of newborn infants Eur J Pediatr (1980) 134: 239.
|Held K, Antonijevic IA, Künzel H, et al. Oral Mg(2+) supplementation reverses age-related neuroendocrine and sleep EEG changes in humans. Pharmacopsychiatry. 2002;35(4):135-43.
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|Nielsen FH, Johnson LK, Zeng H. Magnesium supplementation improves indicators of low magnesium status and inflammatory stress in adults older than 51 years with poor quality sleep. Magnes Res. 2010;23(4):158-68.
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|Hornyak M, Voderholzer U, Hohagen F, Berger M, Riemann D. Magnesium therapy for periodic leg movements-related insomnia and restless legs syndrome: an open pilot study. Sleep. 1998;21(5):501-5.
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I have been in love with Third Eye Pinecones for a while now and am extremely excited to be offering them in my shop to my amazing customers! Not only are they gorgeous and unique, but they also carry a beautiful story. "Third Eye Pinecones are hand-crafted from the center of the world's densest Pinecone – a species which can only reproduce in forest fire – the Knobcone Pine. The Pinecones are sustainably wild-gathered high in the Santa Cruz Mountains, then carefully dried, aged, and cured, before one single cross-section is cut from the "heart" of each cone. Taking only one cross-section per cone allows the remainder of every Pinecone to be harvested and germinated for seed, helping to ensure the future abundance of this unique species of Conifer. After the initial cut, every pendant is painstakingly cleaned, sanded and polished, then artistically scrutinized to assure that the style and/or inlay perfectly match the unique "personality" of each individual cone. Finally, Third Eye Pinecones are sealed in an elegant, burnished wood-working resin to highlight and protect the organic fractal beauty unveiled within each talisman. Our talented team has spent years perfecting this complex process in a consistent and environmentally friendly fashion." ~Third Eye Pinecones
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Asomex™ 2.5 /5
S (-) Amlodipine Besilate Tablets
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Calcium channel blocker.
Asomex -2.5
Each uncoated tablet contains:
S (-) Amlodipine besilate equivalent to S (-) Amlodipine 2.5 mg
Excipients q.s.
Each uncoated tablet contains:
S (-) Amlodipine besilate equivalent to S (-) Amlodipine 5mg
Excipients q.s.
S (-) Amlodipine is the pharmacologically active isomer of Amlodipine. S (-) Amlodipine is chemically designated as S(-)-3-ethyl-5-methyl-2-(2-aminoethoxymethyl)-4-(2-chlorophenyl)-1,4-dihydro-6-methyl-3,5- pyridinedicarboxylate benzenesulphonate. Its empirical formula is: C20H25ClN2O5C6H6O3S with a molecular weight of 567.1
S (-) Amlodipine, the chirally pure form of Amlodipine is a calcium channel antagonist belonging to the dihydropyridine class. The S (-) isomer of Amlodipine is found to possess greater pharmacological effects than R (+) Amlodipine. S (-) Amlodipine is 1000 times more potent than the R (+) isomer in binding to the dihydropyndine receptor. In humans, the dominant effects of Amlodipine are consequent to vasodilation. S (-) Amlodipine lowers peripheral vascular resistance without causing a reflex tachycardia. It is effective as a once daily dosage in the control of hypertension.
Pharmacokinetics and Metabolism
Administration of S (-) Amlodipine 5 mg as a single dose in the fasting state produced maximum plasma concentration (Cmax) of 2.98±0.441 ng/ml in 8.05 ±2.24 hours (Tmax). The mean AUC value (t=196 hours) of S (-) Amlodipine (5mg tablet) was 163.89 ± 42.52 ng.hr/ml. The AUC value was 176.57±44.31 ng.hr/ml. Amlodipine is extensively (about 90%) converted to inactive metabolites via hepatic metabolism with 10% of the parent compound and 60% of the metabolites excreted in the urine. The plasma elimination half-life of S (-) Amlodipine is 44.15 ± 9.915 hours. Significant reduction in systolic and diastolic blood pressure was noted at 15 days of S (-) Amlodipine therapy in one clinical trial using office and 24-hour ambulatory blood pressure monitoring.
• Essential Hypertension
• Angina pectoris
Hypersensitivity to any of the components of the formulation.
On the basis of the clinical data available, following non-serious adverse events with incidence <2% have been reported with the use of S (-) Amlodipine: pedal edema, headache, dizziness, asthenia, somnolence, blushing, chest pain, vomiting, abdominal pain, myalgia, rash, frequent urination, palpitation, fever, presyncopy, difficulty in breathing, tachycardia, cough, cheerlessness, facial puffiness, heavy headedness, worsening of hyperlipidemia, impaired gycemic control, and diarrhea.
Clinical studies have shown that Amlodipine has been safely administered with thiazide diuretics, beta-blockers, angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitors, long-acting nitrates, sublingual nitroglycerin, digoxin, warfarin, non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, antibiotics, and oral hypoglycemic drugs. Hence no such interactions are expected with S (-) Amlodipine.
The pharmacokinetic studies with fixed dose combinations (FDCs) of S (-) Amlodipine with Atorvastatin, Hydrochlorothiazide, Ramipril, Atenolol and S (-)
Metoprolol reported no any adverse interaction profile. So the above mentioned drugs can be administered with S (- )Amlodipine as co-prescription or in FDC.
Atorvastatin: It has been reported that in patients with hypertension and coexisting hypercholesterolemia, fixed-dose combination (FDC) of S (-) Amlodipine (2.5 mg) and Atorvastatin (10 mg) leads to significant reduction in both systolic and diastolic blood pressure and total cholesterol levels and well tolerated. So Atorvastatin can be co-administrated S (-) Amlodipine, if required clinically.
Beta Blockers: FDC of S (-) Amlodipine with Atenolol and S (-) Amlodipine with S (-) Metoprolol is safe and effective in management of hypertension in clinical practice. Beta blockers can be co-administrated with S (-) Amlodipine, if required clinically.
Angiotensin II Receptor Antagonist: A fixed dose combination (FDC) of S (-) Amlodipine and Losartan is safe and effective when administered once-daily in patients with mild to moderate hypertension. Angiotensin II Receptor antagonists, can be co-administrated with S (-) Amlodipine, if required clinically.
Digoxin: Co-administration of Amlodipine with digoxin reported no change in serum digoxin levels or digoxin renal clearance in normal volunteers. Hence similar effects are expected with S (-) Amlodipine.
Ethanol (alcohol): Single and multiple doses of racemic Amlodipine had reported no significant effect on the pharmacokinetics of ethanol. Hence similar effects are expected with S (-) Amlodipine.
Warfarin: Co-administration of racemic Amlodipine with warfarin reported no change the warfarin prothrombin response time. Similar effects are expected with S (-) Amlodipine.
Nicotine: Not known.
Drug/Laboratory Test Interactions: Not known.
No controlled clinical study of S (-) Amlodipine has been performed in patients with hepatic impairment and renal impairment. Clinical studies in patients with normal liver function have shown that there is no elevation in the hepatic enzymes with the use of S (-) Amlodipine. However, caution should be taken while administering S (-) Amlodipine to patients with hepatic and renal impairment.
Pregnant Women & Nursing Mothers
There is no data available on the use of S (-) Amlodipine in pregnant and lactating women, hence the drug should be administered only when the potential benefits outweighs the risk to the patient.
Safety and effectiveness of this product in children have not been established.
There are no reported cases of overdosage with the use of S (-) Amlodipine. Overdosage with racemic Amlodipine may cause excessive peripheral vasodilation with marked hypotension and possibly a reflex tachycardia. Hence, caution should be taken in case of an overdosage with S (-) Amlodipine. If massive overdose occurs, active cardiac and respiratory monitoring should be instituted. Frequent blood pressure measurements should be performed. If hypotension occurs, cardiovascular support including elevation of the extremities and the judicious administration of fluids should be initiated. If hypotension remains unresponsive to these conservative measures, administration of vasopressors (such as phenylephrine) should be considered with attention to the circulating drug. If massive overdose occurs, gastric lavage should be employed. As this product is highly plasma protein bound, hemodialysis is not likely to be of benefit.
The normal recommended dose is 2.5 mg once a day. Based on the clinical response of the patient, the dose may be enhanced, up to 5 mg once a day.
Duration of Therapy: S (-) Amlodipine is prescribed as part of therapy for chronic conditions like hypertension and angina. Duration of therapy will be for as long as required and will be decided by treating doctor based on individual response to therapy and tolerability.
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Beginning August 2, 2019, Dynamics 365 administrators can enable the features coming in the 2019 release wave 2 update by opting into the updates in the Power Platform Admin center. Opting in will enable all changed user experience updates for Dynamics 365 for Customer Engagement, which will be enabled by default to everyone starting Dynamics 365 2019 release wave2.
By activating the 2019 release wave 2 updates opt-in, you will be able to access features and updates that are end-user impacting only. These and other changes will be enabled automatically for everyone in October 2019.
For directions on enabling the release wave 2 updates, visit Microsoft's Early opt in to 2019 release wave document.
Which environments can be used for early opt-in for the Dynamics 365 2019 Wave2?
Production, Trial and Sandbox environments may be enabled for the 2019 wave2 release. This allows you to explore features before they are released to the general public. However, you are encouraged to test the release in your trial environment before enabling them in production.
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