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Elizabethtown, lovingly dubbed E-Town by the locals, got its name after the wife of Captain Barnabas Hughes, who acquired land in the area and established a settlement. Throughout its history, this town has been the home of several different industries. The Kreider Shoe Manufacturing Company was even listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1980.
There aren't a lot of places in Elizabethtown where you can spend the night along with your fur baby, other than the town's Airbnb accommodations. But there are plenty of choices in Harrisburg, which is around 20 miles away from Elizabethtown. You won't need to leave town if you require quality vet care, though -- there are two animal clinics within the borough to lend a helping paw to pooches in need.
One of the places that you can take your pup for a stroll in Elizabethtown is the Conewago Recreational Trail. The majority of the 5-mile trail is shaded from the trees planted along the way. All you need is some water and some doggie bags, and you're good to go!
Want to chow down with your hound in Elizabethtown? Check out Rita's Italian Ice, Folklore Coffee & Company, or Pizza Town. All establishments welcome dogs at the outdoor patios.
Around 20 miles away from Elizabethtown, you'll find a furrific dog park that will provide plenty of fun for your pup! Beau's Dream Dog Park is located at Buchanan Park in Lancaster. This colorful park is full of fun things that your dog will enjoy, like the splash pads that are the perfect place to cool off on warm days! Separate areas for small and large dogs are provided. In the small dog area, there is a doxie tunnel, and in the large dog area, there is a tennis ball pitching machine! Pet parents can rest and relax at the park's seating area while they watch their pooches play.
John C. Rudy County Park is located in York, across the Susquehanna River and about 20 minutes from Elizabethtown. The off-leash dog park here offers three enclosed areas where large doggos and small puppers can comfortably play. Fido will have plenty of grassy space to play, run, and sniff out some new friends! Water fountains and doggie waste bags are both provided at this park, so all you need to bring is plenty of energy to play the day away. This park is open until sundown -- if you continue to play here after dark, you may face a fine.
Happy Tails Dog Park is located in Kohl Memorial Park in Harrisburg, and if you make the short trip here, your pup's tail is sure to wag in appreciation! Around 19 miles away from Elizabethtown, this park offers a safe, enclosed space with a five-foot fence and a double-gated entry system. There are separate areas for small and large dogs for extra safety. Although trash cans are provided here, waste bags are not, so please bring some of your own. All dogs that enter the park have to be spayed or neutered. Not digging the dog park? Leash up and hit the walking trails within the main park.
Overlook Dog Park is another pawesome dog park located nearby -- about 18 miles away, to be exact. This Fruitville facility is a fenced, off-leash dog park complete with separate areas for small and large dogs, fresh water, and doggie waste bags. There is also an area where dogs of all sizes can interact and play with each other. The park is enriched with a wooded area that provides shade, and plenty of benches where the dog parents can rest up and look over their fur babies! There's only one catch -- you'll need to pay a membership fee to play here.
If you enjoy leashed walks on wooded paths with your best furry friend by your side, then you should visit Wildwood Park located in Harrisburg. Although it's a little ways from Elizabethtown at 28 miles away, this park offers a lot of amenities for you and your canine friend. This nature center has a 3-mile hiking trail that features both paved and natural terrain. Dogs are allowed to explore the grounds, but cannot go inside the nature center. There are working water fountains where you can get fresh water for your pup, as well as waste bag stations and trash cans!


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Research Study on creating and measuring Shared Value for GIZ
January 2015 - May 2015
GIZ mandated BSD Consulting to write a scoping study on 'Creating Shared Value', a sustainable business model approach put forth by the Harvard Business School Professors Michel Porter and Mark Kramer. BSD Consulting highlighted strengths and weaknesses of the approach and consolidated the methods for defining shared value projects and for measuring the financial as well as the social outcomes. The analysis assists GIZ in its effort to determine and further understand sustainable business models.
- Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)
- Berlin, Germany
- Community involvement and development

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Recent Posts
Monthly Archives: January 2013
Stress and Perfectionism
Not only being inspired by the quote but also by the author Alfred Adler (1870 – 1937) himself, a fellow Austrian (yes paying tribute to my country of birth), who was a psychotherapist and pioneer in the field of Humanist … Continue reading
STRESS & physical exercise
Different forms of stress (sudden losses or everyday stressors) can have a detrimental effect on your health especially if they are not processed but stay in your system. Meaning your body is on an alert position causing adrenaline and cortisol … Continue reading
Tolkien's Hobbit – A hero's journey
Why would I as a Counsellor and Psychotherapist be inclined to write about Peter Jackson's movie adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's 1937 novel "The Hobbit"? For once it is attracting millions of viewers of all ages to cinemas around the world … Continue reading
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Stress and the DANCE of LIFE
Do you experience JOY in your life? In my work as counsellor and psychotherapist I meet clients who have forgotten to dance, play, experience joy. It's about connecting with what you love, a forgotten part of your authentic self.
STRESS and your SPINE
Until having been diagnosed with osteo-athritis I did not pay much attention to the connection between spine and nervous system. A large portion of your nervous system passes through your spine. As the nervous system controls and coordinates every function … Continue reading
STRESS and your GUT-BRAIN connection
If you have followed my blog you might have noticed that I have recently started to post more about nutrition and food. The reason being that body and mind are connected and the link between behaviour, emotions, nutrition, digestion and … Continue reading
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Stress and your GUT – part2
In my last post I have touched upon how the condition of your gut flora influences your immune response and that foods high in probiotics can help repopulate the gut with good flora. One of the best-known of the foods … Continue reading
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Sarah Francis - MBACP (Accred)
About me
- Do you feel depressed or anxious, or are you simply not enjoying life as much as you used to?
- Are you finding your relationships unsatisfying?
- Have you recently suffered a loss, such as a bereavement, redundancy or relationship breakdown, and are finding it hard to move on?
By offering a safe, honest and non-judgemental environment, I aim to help you discover your own inner resources and strengths so that you can experience positive change in your life.
As well as working in private practice, I have also worked within the NHS, as part of the IAPT Lewisham service. I also have experience of working at a community counselling service in Waterloo where clients included members of the general public as well as students from London South Bank University. I have supported clients through difficult times in their lives, helped them manage their anxiety, and enabled them to build more fulfilling relationships.
I follow an integrative model, drawing on a variety of therapeutic techniques, depending on your needs. These include humanistic and psychodynamic approaches. I offer both long and short-term counselling. The sessions take place in an empathic, trusting and confidential environment.
I believe that the relationship between the counsellor and the person they support is crucial to successful therapy. With this in mind, the initial assessment would be an opportunity for you to decide whether you would like to work through your issues with me, and for me to get to know you a little. Please feel free to give me a call or email me to discuss your needs and ask any questions that you may have.
Training, qualifications & experience
Diploma in Therapeutic Counselling, Mary Ward Centre
I am an accredited Member of the BACP and follow their Ethical Framework.
I have worked at ASTIS, the Deptford Psychotherapy Centre, providing counselling within the NHS.
I also have experience of working at Waterloo Community Counselling, providing counselling to members of the general public as well as students at London South Bank University.
Member organisations
Registered / Accredited
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Areas of counselling I deal with
- Abortion
- Abuse
- Affairs and betrayals
- Anxiety
- Attachment disorder
- Bereavement
- Bullying
- Career counselling
- Carer support
- Child related issues
- Depression
- Disabilities
- Emotional abuse
- Family issues
- Generalised anxiety disorder
- Infertility
- Low self-confidence
- Low self-esteem
- Miscarriage
- Physical abuse
- Pregnancy and birth
- Redundancy
- Relationship problems
- Separation and divorce
- Stress
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I buy bad Bibles. Call it a perverse fascination with consumer culture if you like. I prefer to think of […]
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Currently available for use by independent Green Deal Assessors who are accredited with NHER or Elmhurst. Integration with other accreditation schemes such as Stroma and BRE will be available in the coming weeks.
Running on the iPad and iPad mini, eTech's SMART Property Assessment iPad App supports all the in-property assessment functions required for the Green Deal. SMART Property Assessment iPad App is fully integrated with eTech's SMART Property Hub to enable efficient dataflow between the two platforms.
eTech's SMART Property Assessment iPad App enables Green Deal Assessors to:
- Explain and demonstrate the key concepts of the Green Deal to the consumer.
- Fully assess the property to generate the EPC, Green Deal Occupancy Assessment, Green Deal Advice Report, Green Deal Plan and Site Note.
- Lodge the surveys with NHER or Elmhurst directly from the App.
- Prepare quotations for measures and financing in line with the 'Golden Rule'.
- Complete the contractual components of the sales process.
Key Features Include:
- Green Deal Introduction screens presentation material to explain key Green Deal concepts to the consumer.
- Full RdSAP EPC inspection and data collection functionality.
- Built-in camera integration & prompts for mandatory site photographs with traffic light menu system to ensure all required data is collected.
- Supplementary data capture fields for preparing quotations on all available measures, together with their associated technical surveys.
- Generation of recommended EPC measures from the off-line RdSAP engine installed on the iPad.
- Presentation of recommended measures to the consumer overlaid with Green Deal eligibility, driven by the 'Golden Rule' calculation.
- Presentation of chosen measures using the Green Deal Provider's specific pricing options.
- On-screen workflow to capture the consumer's consent & acceptance on the iPad to a Green Deal Plan.
SMART Property Assessment iPad App also supports the surveying and provision of measures under the three specific components of the Energy Company Obligation (ECO).
- Carbon Emissions Reduction Obligation – focused on solid wall and hard to treat cavities.
- Carbon Saving Community Obligation – focused on insulation in areas of low socio-economic output.
- Home Heating Cost Reduction obligation or 'Affordable Warmth' – focused on heating and insulation for low income households.
Home Heating Cost Reduction Obligation (HHCRO) – provides funding for the installation of measures that will result in a heating saving, including the replacement or repair of a qualifying boilers to low income and vulnerable households.
Carbon Saving Community Obligation (CSCO) – provides funding for insulation measures and connections to district heating systems for consumers that live within an area of low income, including a subset of low income and vulnerable households living in rural areas.
Carbon Emissions Reduction Obligation – provides funding on hard to treat homes (primarily solid wall insulation and hard-to-treat cavity wall insulation) irrespective of the location of the property or the means of the consumer.
One of the challenges in supplying measures to a householder under ECO, is determining which category of ECO fits best for each measure being installed. Some consumers will, by virtue of their means and their address, be eligible for funding under all three streams of ECO. To complicate matters, if certain 'primary' measures are being installed such as solid wall insulation other 'secondary' measures such as loft insulation and glazing are then eligible for funding. Because Energy Suppliers need to deliver set targets under each ECO stream, the price they are willing to pay in exchange for a ton of carbon or £1 saved is likely to vary depending on the category of ECO each measure can be attributed to.
To support our clients who are delivering ECO work, the latest version our SMART Green Deal & ECO iPad App includes the following features:
- On-device calculation of the funding for each measure that is available under each category of ECO. This enables installers and supplier to optimise the funds available to install each measure.
- On-device Boiler Repair / Replacement Survey to ensure that boilers being repaired or replaced under ECO qualify by conforming to Ofgem's recent guidance.
- On-device benefits assessment for HHCRO eligibility and a full CSCO and Neighbouring CSCO postcode area crosscheck of the property address to establish if it qualifies under CSCO.
- Data you record for the EPC now helps qualify the property as CERO. The App also provides an additional Hard To Treat cavity wall technical survey.
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Post by Ainslie Walker
I'm in Bondi. The sun is shining and I am toying with several green scents intending to put the spring back in my step after some heavy times. It generally always feels like spring/summer in Sydney and right now is my favorite time – not too hot! Warm, sunny, not humid and thankfully no tropical downpours. That's why when Sydney was hosting the Olympics "they" chose September…Sydney at its best.
I Scream For Green!
Photo Stolen Fragrantica
Fragrantica gives these featured accords in one line:
Clementine, cassis, apple blossom, sweet pea, lily-of-the-valley, lily, amaryllis, bellflower, narcissus, jasmine
Lulu Guinness: Lulu Guinness had five fragrances in her collection, however she is best known for her better-than-fabulous handbag/purse designs. I have two: One, a giant circular flamingo basket and the other a sequined lobster clutch. I feel like I am in the freaking B52's when I strut along with them. Nose, Rodrigo Flores-Roux created Lulu Guinness in 2003, the initial fragrance launch for the brand. Talented and gifted I love many of his works:
The bottle is super kitsch, ceramic-look printed glass. The 50 ml is handbag friendly and feels nice in the hand. The scent is strong, distinctive, fresh, green and floral. Lily of the Valley I rarely wear due to the plethora of toilet sprays and cheap talc's from childhood that have ruined it for me. In this blend however I like it. Not everyday, mind you, but the days I do, it hits the spot. Its bold like the brand rather than shy like the flower. Fresh and just-walked-into-a-florist-like. All cut flowers and screaming greens with no obvious crowd-pleasing attention given. The opening hour is uncompromisingly fresh and green and if you get past its polarising narcissus punch you are in for a treat. An all-floral flush of slightly powdered lily, apple blossom and sweet pea as it dries down. Blackcurrant (cassis), jasmine and clementine contribute to a hyper-surreal evolution towards natural nuances. If you don't like this one instantly, I do suggest to try again.
Photo Stolen Fragrantica
Fragrantica gives these featured accords:
Top: Grass, rose, thyme
Heart: Geranium, lavender, violet
Base: Patchouli, oakmoss
Ealing Green by 4160 Tuesdays: In England "greens" are beautiful natural spaces designed to provide relief and a breath of fresh air from the hustle and bustle of city life. A place for reflection, picnics and to host happy little fairs and markets. Ealing Green is in West London and the inspiration for perfumer Sarah McCartney's green floral delight – one of my favourite perfumes from her 4160 Tuesdays collection.
I love the green grass and rosy geranium balance. I often find geranium masculinised and more than anything think it a little unfair. In Ealing Green the floral aspects take the spotlight. Shiny, bright and rosy. In addition violet and patchouli laydown a cool, sweet and soapy depth to the mix and continue throughout. A fresh-out-of-the-shower-herbal and clean feeling emanates from a sparky combination of thyme and lavender and works well. Dry down is soft salty oakmoss and powdered rose absolute like a dusting of makeup. Softer and prettier than expected. I had my Marilyn Monroe moment with it, waking still engulfed. I look forward to wearing more throughout summer. Now available to buy shipped to Australia at eScentuals! Bliss.
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Ukraine and Istanbul – Part 6
In July, 2011, Pat and I flew to Kiev, Ukraine, and boarded the Viking Lomonosov for a 12-day cruise on the Dnieper River to the Black Sea; then we flew to Istanbul, Turkey, for four days. In Part 6 we arrive in Odessa, an elegant city of terraced hills and landscaped parks. We travel along Primorski Boulevard to the Opera House and Potemkin Steps, and see street entertainers and musicians in the park. The next day we fly to Istanbul; you'll see getting there was half the fun!


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David has been at Target since 2013 after graduating with a BSC in Mathematics. He then qualified as a Chartered Accountant in 2018. As part of the finance team in Target, David provides various financial reporting outputs for TFM's clients taking a particular interest in Investor Relations.
Why do you like working for Target?
I enjoy being part of an innovative, evolving and caring team. Target invests in their people and have put me through the CA qualification. It's a motivating and encouraging environment that promotes fresh ideas as well as having a core of experienced individuals.
Your interest/passion outside Target.
I'm an active church member with associated volunteering opportunities and I enjoy football (both playing and watching).
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Sacrum is the medical term for the bone in the shape of a triangle, which is located at the very base of the spinal column, above the coccyx. It is actually positioned at the back part of the pelvis and it is hollow in a few places symmetrically. Also, it is composed of 5 bony segments. In addition, it is connected by the joint to the hip bones. And these are the points which are the most likely to be affected by the pain, especially in the case of the females, because they have somewhat broader pelvic construction.
About the pain
So, when someone experiences the pain of the sacrum, in the most of the cases it is caused by the disrupted function of the joints of this bony structure. The pointed out characteristics of this pain are that it is often positioned and firstly felt at one side of the lower back area; and it is prone to spread over the lower extremities, even all the way to the ankles. However, the most troublesome characteristic of this pain is that it is harsh and constant, and of course, may be aggravated in some specific positions of the body.
The main and most frequent provoker of this kind of damage is the excessive weight of the body that is usually put on the sacrum when the muscles of that area are injured. In the most cases, the strain of the nearby muscle is the cause of the damaged joint, so the damage is transmitted, actually, as some kind of a chain reaction. Besides the trauma, the trigger of this pain and the similar case scenario is also frequently the gradual or progressive deterioration of the quality of the cartilage, usually due to the arthritis that attacks the bones and the similar connective tissues. Among the other provokers, very frequent are the obesity, and similarly, the excessive pressure put on this spot because of being pregnant.
Having in mind how unbearable this pain can be, and the fact that it can be worsened when simply sitting (because the muscles of that area are tenser when sitting for too long), it is recommendable to be treated right away after being noticed. As far as the conventional treatment is concerned, the best way to reduce the pain is to hold the ice pack over the affected spot, especially in the first two days after the pain is felt. Of course, the immediate rest should be provided as the first aid action. Nevertheless, the basis of the treatment is the therapy by the medications that lessen the inflammatory process, which should go hand in hand with massages and the mild exercises, for the best results and the quickest recovery. In the most severe cases, the surgical procedure should be performed.


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Let Male To Female Transsexuals And Women Fight Over What "Women In Tech" Means
What does "Women in Tech" mean? This should be self evident, but not when you put male to female transsexuals in the mix. I found this subreddit called GenderCritical. It's a subreddit for feminists who think that male to female transsexuals are a conspiracy by men to oppress women. One of the posts on this reddit was how male to female transexuals were forcing actual women out of the Women in Tech movement (and out of the tech industry). This is apparently a plot to keep women out of the tech industry. The comments are even better such as this one where they believe that male to female transsexuals are getting better jobs than actual women. The reason why this is happening in the tech industry according to them is because the men who started the tech industry are socially maladjusted guys who really hate women, unlike plain old misogynists:
I don't see a lot of other industries really hating women. Sure, misogyny has been a part of the fabric for a long time because it's been a part of the social structure for forever.
Tech was started and built by deeply socially maladjusted males. They used their technical expertise to cover for their massive insecurities. Social media is basically the social version of all of the misogyny and awkwardness of an industry that maintains hatred of women as a cornerstone.
This is an example of why accusations of transphobia should be used against accusations of sexism/misogyny. Let the male to female transsexuals and women fight over what the women in "women in tech" means. If they can't define what "woman" means then there is no need for "women in tech" nonsense, then the tech industry can't be sexist and can't be expected to increase the percentage of women in tech because no one knows what a "woman" is.
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I assert that transsexuals simply do not exist unless they are born that way. A male wanting to become female, or a female wanting to become male are two cases of mental illness… and nothing more. They need psychological help, not impetus to make their fetishes a reality.


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Africa: Opportunities to seize on a continent on the riseN° 243, February 2014
Based on Success in Africa: CEO Insights from a Continent on the Rise by Jonathan Berman (Bibliomotion, September 2013).
Innovation: Is China Taking the Lead in World Innovation?N° 219, September 2011
Based on Chinnovation by Yinglan Tan (Wiley, April 2011) and an interview with Mark Kuo, venture capitalist, Gobi Partners, August 2011.
Silicon Valley = Networks + Talent + Quick ReflexesN° 206, May 2009
Silicon Valley is the world's most prolific producer of new ideas, and it has built lasting success on three pillars: strong business networks, worldwide talent, and quick reflexes. Based on sources including, What Makes Silicon Valley Tick? by Tapan Munroe (Nova Vista Publishing, May 2009).
Japanese Management: Halfway between tradition and globalizationN° 155, September 2005
Although the globalization of business implies coherent managerial practices, national cultural specificities nevertheless call for tailoring, taking for example the Japanese evolution in management. Based on The Embedded Corporation, by Sanford M. Jacoby, Princeton University Press, 2005, and the interviews with Kimio Kase, professor of management at IESE, University of Navarre (Spain), and Thierry Moulonguet, Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Renault.


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Dana Andrews goes to China
Info for info box: Strong science and engineering programs. Over 40000 students. Located in Xi'an. Ranked one in 2006 in Telecommunications Engineering and Information Processing Technology. Dana Andrews, professor of English, has gone to China this semester to teach English at Xidian University. This is the second year of the professor exchange agreement between Western […]Continue Reading


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Website Revisions
Posted on June 13, 2008 in: Uncategorized by Andrew Birkhead
I just finished the revamp of my editing website. Janet Brown made a great logo for me and now it's public. I might even have business cards some day! Adulthood is creeping up on me. Speaking of adulthood, quarterly taxes are due Tuesday. Are you ready?


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Coming closer, or moving apart? Joining, or separating? Finding, or losing? In dreams, it is always interesting to note how people and things are moving in relationship to you, the main character. Because the other people and things in your dream images are also representative of other aspects of you, tracking such movements can tell you a lot about what you are struggling with, or what has just come together for you. (At the end of this post there are instructions and a link to download this recording to your computer.)
John: We seem to be dreaming this kind of theme connectivity. Let me see if I've got this other one.
I got separated from the woman I was with and, as circumstances would have it, I was able to find her again. I told her that if I had not found her I would have gone home, meaning back to wherever it was that was familiar to me.
She said, "You don't have to do that, just call me on the cellphone." I start to repeat the number and she says that I have the wrong number. The number I have hasn't worked for a long time. It's an old number that's been discontinued. And then she kind of chuckles, and that "Ahh, that's the problem. You got the number from Rob." She says, "Let's fix that so that the problem never happens again."
To do so she indicates kind of a systemology of some sort in which she needs 15 minutes to enter into a dialogue. It doesn't take 15 minutes. What she does is she takes a recording device, a thing that you speak into for recording, and that what I do is I speak my name and phone number and particulars into that and that system then makes note of that, and creates a base that keeps me from becoming lost again. In other words, with this now I will no longer have to ponder upon how to get back on course if I get off course. I'll always be connected.
And the meaning is I was looking at what occurred on a trip I took. In other words, this is like the scenario now. I was looking at what occurred on a trip I took, that's the trip we took to Israel, and in the recounting of the trip to others, noticed that there was a subtle heartfelt pain with everything I identified or pointed out. Such thoughts and images were slowly taking me off course. I would find myself getting lost from a deep, subtle, heartfulness that naturally connected to all that existed.
The inclusiveness was a type of nothingness, in other words, where you didn't take and have to make out the report or information about it, to truly feel and be in the essence of it all within is exquisite. Anything else results in a marginalizing of my being and a getting lost from how it is I am meant to be.
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14.Male organs
14.a. Enlarged Benign Prostate 2762…USA
A 72-year old man had a history of difficult and painful urination which was diagnosed as an enlarged prostate. The doctors recommended a prostate operation. He asked the healer for Vibrionics treatment to avoid the surgery. He was given:
CC13.2 Frequent Urination + CC14.2 Prostate + CC12.1 Adult Tonic + CC10.1 Emergency
which was prepared in water to be taken TDS. After 3 days he felt better and the urination had reduced. The combo was continued and prepared in sugar pills to be taken TDS. At the end of three weeks, there was further improvement. The patient reported he was only urinating twice at night as opposed to the many times before and with very little pain, so the operation was postponed. Two months later, improvement had continued and the patient was only urinating once at night and without any pain. He was advised to reduce the combo from TDS to OD for the next two months. He returned to say he was feeling very good. The healer reduced the combo to CC13.2 Frequent Urination + CC14.2 Prostate + CC12.1 Adult Tonic….OD but gradually reducing to 3TW after two months, then 2TW and finally OW as a general health maintenance, bearing in mind the patient's age as well as to protect the prostate from any possible relapse.
14.b. Difficulty in Conceiving Children 00437…India
A 29 year old female patient, having been married for 10 years, was not able to have a child. She had once become pregnant but had lost the fetus early during the pregnancy. Medical tests had showed nothing abnormal in her and in her husband but she was obese. Earlier, she had been operated on for removal of fibroids and possibly suffered from hypothyroid. The following was given:
For wife: OM24 Female Genital + BR16 Female + SM21 Female + SM39 Tension + SM41 Uplift + SR255 Calc Sulph + SR262 Nat Phos…TDS.
For husband: OM22 Male Genital + BR17 Male + SM32 Male + SM39 Tension + SM41 Uplift + SR216 Vitamin-E + SR254 Calc Phos + SR522 Pituitary Anterior + SR534 Testes…TDS.
With the grace of God, the patient conceived and a son who was born prematurely. He was in an incubator for nearly one and a half months and monitored by specialists in the hospital. He is now a two month old healthy baby and both parents are very happy.
For practitioners with 108CC box: for wife: CC8.1 + CC15.1…TDS and for husband: CC14.3 + CC15.1…TDS
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A lady of 36 years had been married 11 years and had been unable to conceive due to a problem with immune system and with chromosomes. She had been given three IVF treatments but they had failed.
It was suggested she should adopt a child but she had set her heart on having her own. The practitioner gave:
NM7 CB7 + OM24 Female Genital + BR7 Stress + BR16 Female + SM6 Stress + SM29 Tension + SR255 Calc Sulph (200C) + SR262 Nat Phos 200C + SR537 Uterus + SR544 Aletris Far…TDS.
For Husband: from the 108CC Box, CC14.3 Male infertility…TDS to the husband.
The remedies were taken for 5 months and in the 6th month she conceived. To make sure that the baby was well and truly established in her uterus, the patient informed her doctor only after she was two months' pregnant. The news astonished him. It was only after having confirmed with a scan that the baby was healthy and the delivery expected to be normal that he really believed there would be a successful outcome. The baby is due any day now and the whole family including both grandparents and friends are looking forward to a safe delivery.
From 108CC box: for female infertility: CC8.1 Female tonic. From Sai Ram Potentiser: for male infertility: OM22 Male Genital + SR216 Vitamin-E + SR254 Calc Phos (200C) + SR262 Nat Phos (200C) + SR522 Pituitary Anterior + SR534 Testes.


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The stormy relationship between human beings and the machine has produced an enduring intellectual conversation that has sometimes degenerated into a deafening dialectic. Neil Denari brings a moderate and optimistic outlook to this subject. His work represents no angry stand-off between the human/natural world and the machine/constructed world, nor is he swept away by all of the grand, giddy possibilities of technological invention. He looks for how these reported adversaries can share objectives in common, how they extend each other Architecture, as much as any art form, embraces this dialectic, and it represents Denari's method of research and the material consequence of his philosophy.
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Yesterday, the UK government published draft legislation that detailed changes to Capital Gains Tax (CGT) on the sale of properties for overseas investors. The changes bring the UK in line with other global property markets and aligns non-resident property investors with UK resident homeowners.
From 6 April 2015, non-resident UK property investors will be charged on any gains made from the sale of their property of between 18% and 28%, the same rate as UK resident homeowners. The UK government has deemed any UK property owner who spends less than 90 nights in their property to be a non-resident investor and CGT will also be levied on off-plan properties. Other key points arising from the draft legislation are provided below.
The changes mean that non-resident UK property owners will need to consider obtaining a valuation of their property. Our preferred lettings and management provider, complete, are able to arrange valuations for our UK property investors. IP Global will be in touch in the new year with details of how to arrange a valuation through complete.
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- Off-plan properties will also be treated as fully completed residential properties, so if a non-resident individual re-sells a property before the completion of a project then they will be liable to CGT on any gains arising after 6 April 2015.
- The government has not extended the CGT charge to non-resident institutional investors disposing of shares or units in a collective investment scheme, provided they are 'diversely held' and not a mere vehicle used by private individuals to avoid the new tax. Non-resident institutional investors will be subject to a 'narrowly controlled company' test and a and a 'genuine diversity of ownership' test to ensure individuals are not transferring their interest in UK residential property to a non-resident company in order to escape the tax.
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- Non-resident individuals from most countries will also be able to use the annual exemption, currently £11,000, to reduce the CGT payable.
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Brand: McDonald's China
Brand owner: McDonald's
Lead agency: BBDO China
Country: China
Industries: Restaurants & takeaways
Media channels: Games & competitions, Online display, Online video, Point-of-purchase, in-store, Sales promotion, Social media, Television
Budget: 3 - 5 million
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For Chinese people, Gaokao (China's national college entrance exam) is notoriously one of the most difficult and stressful moments in life.
While each year brands tend to target the 9.7 million current Gaokao students, McDonald's also talked to the 217 million past Gaokao examinees (a market 22 times larger) to enable them to re-live their Gaokao memories and provide much-needed empathy and support for Gaokao students.
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It's the second year that business energy comparison specialists Love Energy Savings have run the awards, with the success of the inaugural event securing sponsorship from nPower Business, ScottishPower, EDF Energy, and British Gas. Winners are encouraged to use the prize money to "turn the lights out" by taking their teams for a night out
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Food, AMC, Discovery Among Cord-Cutters' Must Haves: Study
At a time when cord cutting and skinny bundles are trending topics in the TV world, a new study by Beta Research found that among consumers very interested in dropping cable TV, the channel most said they must have was Food Network.
Other must-have basic cable networks from these potential cord cutters were AMC, Discovery Channel, ESPN, FX, The Weather Channel, TNT and History.
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Investigation Discovery also had the highest perceived value among viewers, who said it was worth on average $1.85. Other highly valued networks include Nickelodeon at $1.80, Disney Channel at $1.77, ESPN at $1.76, Food Network and Cartoon Network at $1.70, ESPNU at $1.69, AMC at $1.65 and HGTV at $1.64.
When asked to name their five favorite cable network, 22% adults in the survey named Food Network and 21% named History.
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Longevity Meme Newsletter, February 28 2005
February 28 2005
The Longevity Meme Newsletter is a weekly e-mail containing news, opinions and happenings for people interested in healthy life extension: making use of diet, lifestyle choices, technology and proven medical advances to live healthy, longer lives.
- Talking About An Ageless Future: Good or Not So Good?
- Stem Cell Politics As Usual
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- Latest Healthy Life Extension Headlines
The end goal of medicine is to be able to cheaply repair all age-related degeneration faster than it happens. We're a long way from that point, but many scientists believe we are nonetheless quite close to making significant gains in healthy life span - with significant funding of course:
One of the topics I've touched on in recent newsletters is the way in which holding a discussion of an ageless future - and the plausible science that could get us there - affects fundraising, education and advocacy for healthy life extension in the here and now.
Not everyone is receptive to this sort of approach, however, as illustrated in this Fight Aging! post:
The fellow in question is so repulsed by something that is "obviously" fringe that he throws out or refuses to investigate associated facts and science - despite coming across as someone who would be sympathetic to a more subtle approach. A powerful form of denial can be generated by an educated person who filters public opinions of scientists and a little knowledge of bioscience through a preexisting bias that any talk of a cure for aging is "fringe" or "cultish."
My suspicion is that reactions like this can only be turned into more positive opinions by continuing to hold and expand public discussions regarding developing a cure for aging and age-related degeneration - and what an ageless world will look like.
Those who like to keep track of who is trying to ban or fund therapeutic cloning, embryonic stem cell research and other important medical work in US federal and state legislatures might want to take a look at the following pages:
As I noted recently, it looks likely that anti-research groups will continue their fight to introduce federal legislation to criminalize progress towards regenerative cures for age-related conditions based on therapeutic cloning and embryonic stem cell research. The best way to help stop this from happening is to have your say:
Remember - while the possibility of federal anti-research legislation looms large, as it has done for several years in the US, vast amounts of private funding remain uncommitted. This state of affairs has caused great harm to the rate of progress, both in basic research and in commercializing the results.
The highlights and headlines from the past week follow below.
Remember - if you like this newsletter, the chances are that your friends will find it useful too. Forward it on, or post a copy to your favorite online communities. Encourage the people you know to pitch in and make a difference to the future of health and longevity!
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On Early Alzheimer's Development (February 27 2005)
(From News-Medical.net). Understanding exactly how Alzheimer's disease develops in its earliest stages is a very necessary first step on the path to early detection and prevention. Researchers are now looking beyond the characteristic amyloid plaques to uncover the causative biochemistry: "Early Alzheimer's disease may be precipitated by a 'traffic jam' within neurons that causes swelling and prevents proper transport of proteins and structures in the cells ... we decided to look at mouse models of Alzheimer's disease early in their life, before plaque formation, to see if we could detect early evidence of abnormal axonal transport ... What we saw quite early in the life of those animals - well before any plaque deposition - were obvious axonal defects."
More On Controlling Stem Cells (February 27 2005)
Forbes has more on recent advances in our knowledge of stem cell differentiation and ability to control it. "In experiments with mice, scientists believe they've discovered a new class of gene signals that either prevent or permit stem cells to develop into specific cell types ... This discovery could lead to new stem cell therapies. We have very little understanding of how stem cells work. This is a small piece of the puzzle of how stem cells maintain their stem 'cell-ness.'" These new insights follow on from recent work linking the biochemistry of graying hair, stem cells and melanomas. "It is fascinating that these embryonic genes are active in adult stem cells. The big issue is, can adult stem cells ever be as multipotential as embryonic stem cells? And we still don't know the answer."
Just How Important Is Exercise? (February 26 2005)
Modest exercise is very important for your long-term health and longevity, as noted at Forbes. "Most of the issues we look at as aging really are disuse. We're meant to move ... Exercising is the closest thing to a 'magic bullet,' to ensure longevity and a good quality of life." Calorie restriction is another proven, available way to enhance your healthy longevity. "There is good evidence that older people respond just as well to exercise as younger people do, but most older people don't exercise." By not taking care of your health, you risk age-related conditions that make it much harder to exercise - age-related degeneration is a downward spiral, but even today you have control over how fast it happens and what your risk levels are. To benefit from the longevity medicine of tomorrow you must stay healthy today.
Reminder: De Grey Versus Olshansky (February 26 2005)
This press release provides a reminder that Aubrey de Grey and S. Jay Olshansky will debate the future of healthy life extension in mainstream science on March 30 at BIOMEDEX 2005. "The debate will be examining ageing and human mortality, and already promises to be a lively one. Dr. Aubrey de Grey will be defending the notion that ageing is a treatable disease and that dramatic increases in life expectancy are forthcoming, while Dr. Olshansky will be upholding the thesis that ageing is an inevitable by-product of operating the machinery of life and that life expectancy could begin to decline in the next few decades." Olshansky's position is a little more nuanced than that, as a look at an exchange at Fight Aging! will show.
Following The Debate In Missouri (February 25 2005)
(From the Record). The fight over anti-research legislation in Missouri has grown heated: "State legislators have introduced bills in both the Missouri House and Senate to ban a technique known as somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT), criminalizing certain kinds of research into medical uses of embryonic stem cells in Missouri. SB160 was recently approved by the Senate Judiciary Committee and will go to the full Senate for vote." This article gives a good high-level background to the science and proposed legislation - this is the same sort of fight we can expect to see at the Federal level over the next few years. So watch, learn, and make sure your elected representatives know your opinions on better medical research and longer, healthier lives.
On Anti-Aging Hype (February 25 2005)
The attitudes of conservative gerontologists towards healthy life extension, the loud "anti-aging" marketplace and the serious pursuit of longevity research are summed up in a new book. "The Gerontological Society of America's 2004 peer-reviewed article series on the truth of anti-aging medicine is now available in a single volume. ... Supervised by editors S. Jay Olshansky, PhD, Leonard Hayflick, PhD, and Thomas T. Perls, MD, MPH, this book focuses on the history of anti-aging research, the debate among scientists on the societal implications of modifying the biological rate of aging, and the reality of what is currently known about the aging process. Further attention is given to growth hormones and supplements and legal issues associated with the practice of anti-aging medicine."
Steps Towards Replacement Organs (February 24 2005)
The Telegraph reports on another small - but complex and significant - step forward towards growing replacement organs from a patient's own cells. "Researchers in Japan have succeeded in cloning a human kidney by cultivating human stem cells extracted from adult bone marrow into rat embryos, team members said. The development is expected to increase the possibility of expanding regenerative medicine to anatomically complicated organs such as the kidney and lung as a potential means to treat patients with disorders of those organs." This sort of work with animals is running in parallel to other efforts that focus on tissue engineering and nanoscale material scaffolds.
Update On Mitochondrial Research (February 24 2005)
Betterhumans provides an update on some of the more interesting research into mitochondrial regeneration. "Halting aging and the development of diseases such as Alzheimer's and Parkinson's may one day be as simple as seeing the doctor for a mitochondrial 'tune up.' The tune up, currently in the early stages of development, would repair mutations that occur in mitochondria and are believed to contribute to many afflictions, from diabetes to heart disease." The timeline is still long, however: "Once we prove the efficacy of [mitochondrial DNA repair] in animals, we need to show that it works in humans and then expand its use to other conditions, which should be enough to keep us busy for the next 15 to 20 years."
Anti-Research Groups Attack CIRM (February 23 2005)
(From AZCentral). Groups opposed to embryonic stem cell research and therapeutic cloning are attempting to derail the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine through a variety of legal avenues - none of which are related to their actual ethical objections to the research, of course. "One lawsuit alleges the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine violates state law because it's not governed exclusively by the state government, and the committee that controls the research money it will dole out isn't publicly elected." Personally, I can't help but feel that people who prioritize unthinking, unfeeling clumps of a few cells - no different from the skin cells you shed each and every day - above the continuing suffering and death of millions have their ethics all backwards.
Progress In Nerve Regeneration (February 23 2005)
As noted at EurekAlert, "for the first time, scientists have regenerated a damaged optic nerve - from the eye to the brain" in mice. Regeneration of large amounts of nerve fibre is still a hurdle - and vital to any effective future therapy for many injuries and conditions relating to nerve damage - but this is a promising stem forward. "Chen and her research team have dedicated themselves to learning the reasons why [central nervous system] tissue stops regenerating and to finding ways to reverse that process, using the optic nerve as their research model. ... [new techniques] caused the optic nerves to return to an embryonic state and stimulated rapid, robust regeneration of the optic nerve - again, as with the younger mice - within only a few days."
Protein Experiments In Mice (February 22 2005)
Betterhumans reports on the latest in a line of studies in mice to determine the effects of regulatory proteins on muscle, fat and bone development. "A protein that blocks the production of fat in mice also gives them a bone mass four times that of normal mice, hinting at new ways of treating osteoporosis in humans. ... [It] is part of a family of 19 proteins that regulate changes that take place as embryos develop. ... Otherwise, say the researchers, there didn't appear to be any abnormal features in the bone." It is a fair way from experiments such as these to producing gene therapies for humans that address age-related degeneration - but scientists have to start with the basics.
More Long-Lived Animals (February 22 2005)
EurekAlert reminds us that many animals have very long life spans - 250 years in the case of a particular breed of tubeworm. Whales are also surprisingly long-lived and you'll find a great deal more interesting information of this sort at the Ageless Animals website. That so many different species of animal live so long is a clear rebuttal to many of the arguments against healthy life extension. The basis of the complex machinery making up our bodies is clearly capable of extreme longevity in other configurations - many of these very long-lived animals are not so different, biochemically speaking, from us humans.
Nanomedicine On The Horizon (February 21 2005)
The Nashua Telegraph takes a look at early nanomedicine - which is to say improved nanoscale manufacturing techniques applied to medicine. "'Nanobots' remain imaginary for now, but a number of other futuristic nanodevices are already proving their potential in animal and human experiments. More than 60 drugs and drug delivery systems based on nanotechnology, and more than 90 medical devices or diagnostic tests, are already being tested." Molecular manufacturing and true nanomedical robots are still decades away despite the efforts of well-known researchers - and the promise for healthy life extension - but diagnostic technologies are currently improving rapidly.
Weight Increases Dementia Risk (February 21 2005)
(From the Life Extension Foundation News). Here is another reminder that excess weight at any point in life increases your chance of suffering age-related degenerative diseases. "People who gain even just a few extra kilos/pounds when they reach middle-age increase their risk of developing dementia later in life, according results from a new Swedish study ... Based on data collected over a 28-year-period from more than 7,000 men in the southwestern town of Gothenburg, the study reveals a clear link between middle-age weight-gain and later deterioration of intellectual faculties. ... The link between weight-gain and dementia remained clear even after factors like smoking, exercise and diabetes had been taken into consideration."


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Retrospective study on outcomes of terminal chop technique of nuclear fragmentation in phacoemulsification and combined surgery: An observational study
Arvind K Morya, Sahil Bhandari, Anushree Naidu
Department of Ophthalmology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India
Correspondence Address:Dr. Arvind K MoryaAssociate Professor, Department of Ophthalmology, All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Basni, Phase II, Industrial Area, Jodhpur - 342 005, Rajasthan IndiaSource of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: NoneCheckDOI: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_711_18
Source of Support: None, Conflict of Interest: None
DOI: 10.4103/ijo.IJO_711_18
Purpose: Terminal chop, a new technique of nuclear segmentation, has been recently described in literature. The technique is considered to be a safe and effective option. Methods: We did a retrospective study to evaluate the outcome of terminal chop. Patients operated for terminal chop (phacoemulsification with or without trabeculectomy) from October 2016 to July 2018 were included in the study. Results: In all, 933 patients were included in the study. The grade of nuclear sclerosis ranged from 2 to 5. All the patients had a significant visual improvement at 1 month postop. Around 3.4% had pseudoexfoliation and 8.89% of the eyes underwent combined surgery. Cumulative dissipated energy showed a proportionate relation with the grade of nucleus. Intraoperative complication rate was 0.08%. Postoperative complication rate was 3.50%. Conclusion: Terminal chop proved to be a safe, reproducible, and effective technique of nuclear segmentation in different grades of cataract.
Keywords: Combined surgery, nuclear segmentation, phacoemulsification, terminal chop


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Guide to Gender: The Social Justice Advocate's Handbook [2nd Edition]
Guide to Gender: The Social Justice Advocate's Handbook [2nd Edition] by Sam Killermann
Available March 2017, paperback
Where do we start, when it comes to learning about something that's everywhere, infused into everything, and is often one of the primary lenses through which we see ourselves and others?
When it comes to understanding gender, it's best to begin with deep breath, then with section one of this book by social justice advocate Sam Killermann, who uses clear language, helpful examples, and a bit of humor to help the medicine go down.
This book is not overwhelming, it's not overly complicated, and it's not exhausting to read. It is a couple hundred pages of gender exploration, social justice how-tos, practical resources, and fun graphics & comics. Sam dissects gender using a comprehensive, non-binary toolkit, with a focus on making this subject accessible and enjoyable. All this to help you understand something that is so commonly misunderstood, but something we all think we get: gender.


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So I found things snug, and had a busy day chasing––who dodged. Then I wrote my tales. Made some shirts for my boys, and went out to buy a squash pie for my lonely supper. It snowed; was very cold. No one paid, and I wanted to send some money home. Felt cross and tired as I trudged back at dusk. My pie turned a somersault, a boy laughed, so did I, and felt better.
On my doorstep I found a gentleman who asked if Miss A. lived here. I took him up my winding stair and found him a very delightful fly, for he handed me a letter out of which fell a $100 bill. With this bait Mr. B. lured me to write "one column of Advice to Young Women," as Mrs. Shaw and others were doing. If he had asked me for a Greek oration I would have said "yes." So I gave a receipt, and the very elegant agent bowed himself away, leaving my "'umble" bower full of perfume, and my soul of peace.
Thriftily taking advantage of the enthusiastic moment, I planned my article while I ate my dilapidated pie, and then proceeded to write it with the bill before me. It was about old maids. "Happy Women" was the title, and I put in my list all the busy, useful, independent spinsters I know, for liberty is a better husband than love to many of us. This was a nice little episode in my trials of an authoress, so I record it.
So the pink hyacinth was a true prophet, and I went to bed a happy millionaire, to dream of flannel petticoats for my blessed Mother, paper for Father, a new dress for May, and sleds for my boys.
She would begin her article, "Happy Women" with the words:
One of the trials of woman-kind is the fear of being an old maid. To escape this dreadful doom, young girls rush into matrimony with a recklessness which astonishes the beholder; never pausing to remember that the loss of liberty, happiness, and self-respect is poorly repaid by the barren honor of being called "Mrs." instead of "Miss."
Louisa May Alcott's years of struggling with low-paying writing jobs (under a male nom de plume) while trying to help support her family (as her father never could), were about to come to an end. Soon she would be persuaded (reluctantly ... "nobody would be interested in that!") to write of the youthful experiences and pastimes of her siblings, in a book entitled Little Women. She attained fame and prosperity with that, "one of the most popular international best-sellers in history." But, to the end of her days, she would remain one of the "Happy Women."
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Whether you're travelling alone or with a partner, it's not like you can take all your friends and family with you.
While travelling alone can be peaceful and can give you some much needed R&R, it's easy to feel lonely our out of place in new surroundings.
Travel is all about opening up yourself to some new experiences, and in this case, some new friends too!
Personalities vary, and it can be hard, especially as we get older to make solid connections. Fortunately, there are so many ways of getting in contact with one another now that it can be incredibly easy to connect with new people.
How to Make Friends Abroad
As soon as I saw you, I knew a grand adventure was about to happen – Winnie the Pooh
Hostels are designed to be social. It's really hard not to be when someone you just met is sleeping a mere foot away.
Even if you choose to have a private room (let's face it, they're far more comfortable), there are still plenty of ways to interact with other travellers.
Remember that most people in a hostel are there for the same reasons you are, so don't hesitate to join in on a conversation or introduce yourself to some bunkmates.
Common areas are a great way to meet other travellers, designed for both working, hanging out and conversation, these gathering spaces are a hub of buzzing excitement.
Hostels usually have on-site bars with themed nights that are great for getting in on the hostel action, while many hostels also organize game nights, tours, and other events to get their guests involved.
Another great way to meet new people at a hostel is by simply volunteering or applying for a job. It doesn't matter if its full time or just a few hours here and there, hostel staff are usually pretty friendly as they are often travellers themselves.
Find a Local Host
Making friends, acquaintances, or just chatting with a local can be your key to the city.
This task is easier than you think. With the power of the internet, you can find local hosts through a variety of websites.
Choosing to stay in a private room on Airbnb, opting for a rental with the owner on-site, or even renting a room in a bed and breakfast gives you a much more intimate experience than staying in a hotel.
Whenever we've chosen one of these options for our accommodations, we've always lucked out with friendly hosts (many of which became friends) who were filled with interesting facts about the city and their lives.
Some hosts will even offer to show you around, take you to one of their favourite restaurants, or suggest you tag along with them to an outing.
Workaway is a work exchange program where travellers help out in different areas all over the world in exchange for food and a place to stay. This is also a great way to make solid connections with new friends since you'll be staying in their home and working closely with them.
Local hosts can also be found through Couchsurfing. Couchsurfing is a website designed to connect travellers with hosts around the city.
These hosts usually have an extra room, bed, or (as the name suggests) a couch for guests to crash on for free.
Travellers shouldn't use Couchsurfing as a free hotel and should always arrive ready to share what they can whether it be a meal cooked for the host, language lessons, or simply travel stories.
We've relied on Couchsurfing a lot while backpacking across Europe. Not only did it save our asses in last minute situations, but we really enjoyed the experience of joining in on someone's everyday life in a new city.
As you can imagine, sharing a meal with your hosts is common, and we've been introduced to a smorgasbord of incredible tastes and ingredients because of it.
Some hosts have a lot of space and will allow more groups of Couchsurfers to bunk together. This is also great because for a short while, it's like you have a small travel family.
Couchsurfing Events
Even if you're not hosting or staying with a Couchsurfer, there are events and forums users can take part in.
Simply choose the area you're in and select events and you'll see a number of options including simple meet-ups to bar crawls and art tours.
These events are usually free and specifically designed for the wandering travellers on Couchsurfing.
This is also a great place to reach out to other members if you're ever looking for a travel partner, suggestions, or just someone to go to an event with.
Please remember Couchsurfing is not a dating website and it is really annoying when people make unwarranted comments to members. Don't do this.
MeetUp works pretty much the same way Couchsurfing events does. It's a website and app where you can find a variety of events around the city.
These events are organized by different groups on the site, and by joining these groups, you'll be able to connect with members and find out details about their events.
There are groups for every niche. Professionals, artists, LGBTQ+ and fitness lovers are all included in the list of groups available to join.
Groups will usually have niche-related events. For example, the singles dating group had a special "Spectate an Orgy" for $200.00 (not a great example, but a note I simply had to share. Don't worry, events are usually much tamer than this).
Many of these events are free, or usually cost a low fee ($1 or $2). If you're attending an event like dance lessons or a conference, any extra charges will be noted.
Again. Please remember MeetUp is not a dating website and it is really annoying when people make unwarranted comments to members. Don't do this.
Use Social Apps
With apps like Tinder and Happn popular in major cities around the globe, it's easier than ever to chat with locals and assess whether they'll be a great addition to your trip – all from the comfort of wherever you are.
While these apps are known to be used for dating and hook-ups, I've also made great platonic connections while travelling as well.
That being said, if you aren't single (or "looking"), it can be a little odd using these apps and sites. Thankfully, the Bumble app has made a friendlier solution.
Bumble originally started as a dating app but now they have a "BFF" option for those looking for new friends! I've made great connections around the world this way also.
Using apps to find friends might sound weird to some including our older travellers but hey, I'm from the MSN era.
Pub Crawls
You'll often find pub crawls in a variety of cities, especially bustling downtown cores. Pub crawls are advertised in a variety of places including hostels, travel websites, and even college campuses.
These pub crawls are usually open to the general public and especially invite those who are new in town to join in.
This is a great way to see some of the city's best nightlife while making some local and foreign friends of your own.
No matter the pub, city, or bar tour, be sure to always practice the same (if not heavier) safety precautions than you would when you're out on the town back home.
Be Adventurous
If boozing until the wee hours isn't your thing, maybe some adventure sports will be more up your alley. The sites above are great at finding activities in the city in a variety of niches from hiking to pole-dancing.
Ever wanted to take up ballroom lessons? Travelling is the perfect time to try something new. And classes are a great way to meet new friends who are interested in the same things that you are!
Being involved in community activities makes it easier to open up to new people, and who knows, your new dancing partner could become your next reliable travel buddy.
Strike Up a Conversation
As simple as it is, this isn't as always easy as it sounds (especially for introverts) but if you take the time to start a casual conversation with strangers, depending on the city, they'll often be pretty open to a chat.
It doesn't have to be deep conversations about life, it can be anything from asking for recommendations to complimenting someone's shirt.
When I'm in a different country and notice an accent foreign to the region, if the situation is right, I'll usually ask where that person is from. That simple question has led to bigger friendships than I'd ever have imagined.
Be mindful when starting conversations abroad as you would anywhere else. For example, if a girl is sitting alone, she might not be receptive to certain questions from foreign men. In the same sense, you wouldn't want to bother someone with their headphones on a busy train ride.
How do you make friends when you travel?


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You can take photos with your DSLR or mirrorless camera using various modes within the MIOPS MOBILE smartphone app. Its refined user interface is easy to use and readily adjustable to fit your needs. Just select the desired mode and leave the control to your smartphone. It will fire your camera while you relax.Even with the numerous triggering modes built into MIOPS MOBILE you might have something crazy in your imagination. So we have created the Scenario Mode which allows you to combine all of the modes plus other options like trigger delay, to create the scenario of your dreams. MIOPS MOBILE will execute the steps of your scenario to make your dream images come to life. Moreover, you can schedule it to any time. Truly exceptional.
We have created the MOTION mode which uses your smartphone camera to watch for the action. It has never been so easy to capture anything that moves. You can use this mode to take photos of wild animals, intruders or capture the kids excitement during an epic pool leap!
MIOPS MOBILE can also sense vibrations by accessing your smartphone's gyroscope and accelerometer. Fix your smartphone to basketball pole and capture your best slam dunk. MIOPS MOBILE will not miss that incredible moment. Or just shake your smartphone to take a picture… That's it!
Your smartphone has a lot of sophisticated sensors and hardware inside, and MIOPS MOBILE uses them to boost your creativity. The onboard microphone is capable of capturing crisp clear voice, so we decided to use it to capture sound events. It works like a charm. Have you ever seen yourself while screaming?
If you own a MIOPS MOBILE, you don't have to settle for ordinary timelapse modes. Long Exposure Timelapse gives you the opportunity to capture exposures up to 99 minutes in duration. Bulb Ramping Timelapse makes light transitions possible by seamlessly changing exposures from beginning to the end. You have HDR and timelapse modes, so why not combine them? Imagine a timelapse video where every frame is an HDR photo? With HDR Timelapse mode your timelapse videos will reveal more shadow and highlight detail than ever.
With the RoadLapse mode, one of the best ways to leverage your phone's GPS data, MIOPS MOBILE takes full advantage of this technology by firing the shutter over predetermined distances.
MIOPS MOBILE offers far more functionality than a standard cable release. Its six different cable release modes put you in command of the shutter. You can release it with a single touch, keep the shutter open as long as you want, or set a timer to release the shutter. Press&Lock, Press&Hold as well as the Timed Release functions will turn Star Trail photography into a piece of cake.
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