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On August 21, we hosted the Honourable Jim Carr, Minister of International Trade Diversification, for a roundtable to discuss federal programs and services that women business owners can use to access new markets and explore export opportunities.

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CanExport is a funding program run by Global Affairs Canada, which helps small businesses to develop new export markets.

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The BWIT Program, which is part of the Trade Commissioner Service (TCS), is a national program that provides products and services to help women entrepreneurs trade internationally.

They provide training, women-focused trade missions and support. I have accompanied BWIT on several trade missions in the past, and their support of the Canadian delegation has been fantastic. They help women prepare for the trade mission and they set up extra opportunities to meet with local buyers and government so the delegates can make the most of their trip.

BWIT is hosting an upcoming trade mission to Germany and the UK from November 4 to 10 – contact me for more details.

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Exporting can be an excellent strategy for growing your business, if you do it right. Fortunately, there are lots of supports available to help. If you want to learn more about which program(s) might be right for you, get in touch with us!

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Why do we buy cars we cannot afford? Why do we keep abusing credit cards? Why do we spend rather than save for retirement? Why do we keep making the same money mistakes?

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Lending money to someone you love is almost always a terrible idea because (1) it rarely gets paid back and (2) it creates terrible tension in the relationship. Rather refer them to someone who will be able to help them budget and save the necessary money. You’ll be doing them a favour in the long run and you’ll avoid hurting your own finances and personal relationship in the process.

Remember, money isn’t proof of love, no matter how someone might try and convince you to the contrary. If you do have money to spare and are willing to give it to a loved one in need, make it a gift or do it in exchange for a favour.

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The car you choose should be well within your means, which, in most cases, means buying second hand and keeping your choice modest. Cars decrease in value and car loans come with substantial interest rates, so the longer you’re paying it off, the more money you are literally pouring down the drain.

Money myth #4: You can’t go to college without taking out a student loan

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  • Scholarships, grants, and bursaries – do your research and work hard to earn yourself some kind of grant, whether it’s government, college, or corporate provided.
  • Pay out of pocket – the earlier you start saving for college, the better. If you work part-time or in the evenings, you’ll be in a better position to keep up with payments.
  • Investigate on-campus job opportunities – if you show your mettle as a student, your college shouldn’t hesitate to hire you for part-time work as a tutor, lecturer, etc.
  • Get creative – how about using your skills to set up your own independent business, such as private tutoring, pet sitting, or freelance writing, etc.? There are several ways you can generate an income while studying.

Money myth #5: I’ll save for retirement when I earn more money

If you don’t have enough money left over at the end of the month to set aside for retirement right now, you’re not planning your finances well enough. Your retirement fund shouldn’t suffer, your lifestyle should. Cut back on any or all unnecessary expenses or try and figure out a way to bring in more money each month. Don’t wait for some future time when you’re earning more money to start making provision for your well-being decades from now. The more you save now, the less you’ll worry later, and the earlier you start, the better.

Money myth #6: Renting is a waste of money

For the longest time, owning a home was considered the hallmark of success and financial independence. That’s not necessarily true. Buying a home comes with a suite of expenses (taxes, maintenance and association fees) and if you don’t make a decent enough down-payment (at least 20%), your finances could take a huge hit from the higher interest rates and additional fees for private bond insurance. If you cannot afford to buy a home, it’s far smarter to rent.

Money myth #7: I don’t have enough money to invest

Setting aside money that will do more than just sit in a bank account earning little to no interest is a fundamental part of creating and growing wealth. It’s a gross misconception that you need to have a lot of money to make a start. There are several investment options and products that don’t require a substantial principle to get started. Analyse your monthly expenses and spending habits for ways in which you might be bleeding money unnecessarily and set up a monthly savings goal specifically for investing.

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Former president charged with embezzling thousands from Powhatan Little League

POWHATAN COUNTY, Va. (WRIC) -- The former president of Powhatan Little League is accused of embezzling thousands of dollars over a span of several years.

Charles D. Green was indicted on Wednesday with three counts of felony embezzlement.

Prosecutors say Green, who was the president of the little league from 2014 until his resignation in February 2018, embezzled nearly $6,000 in funds on multiple occasions over the course of several years.

Authorities launched an investigation in April 2018 after the Commonwealth Attorney and the Powhatan Sheriff’s Office received "numerous" complaints alleging accounting discrepancies while Green was president.

"There was one little league account that had numerous suspicious charges on there, that would appear on their face not to be legit business accounts," Deputy Commonwealth's Attorney Robert Cerullo told 8News.

Investigators say the former president used his Little League credit card to pay for personal purchases. They had enough evidence to get a grand jury to indict Green on three counts of embezzlement.

Green's arrest stunned parents who children play ball on Powhatan County, where sports are a big part of the community.

"We need these organizations and we're glad to have them and they do a great job," Cerullo added. "That's why we want to support them and make sure nothing like this happens."

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Dave Hannigan looks at how Ireland are hoping to attract young footballers with a US education but an old country sentiment

In a little-noticed cameo during the February international break, Derby County striker Conor Doyle made his debut for Ireland Under-21s in a friendly against Cyprus. Born and raised in Texas to a father from Dublin, the 19-year-old’s appearance came just three months after Giovanni Trapattoni expressed interest in establishing a scouting network to find new talent for Ireland in the United States. Indeed, Trapattoni went as far as asking for a full list of Major League Soccer players with Irish-sounding
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To understand why the Irish are looking west, it is necessary to know the story of Neven Subotic. Constantly linked with a move from Borussia Dortmund to the Premier League, the 22-year-old Subotic spent the formative years of a peripatetic childhood in Utah and Florida. Having first gained international recognition with the US Under-17s and Under-20s, one of the most prized young defenders in Europe eventually switched allegiance to Serbia, the country of his birth, following a row with an American youth team coach.
"I based my decision on my heritage, origin and family," said Subotic. "I was always different than the American kids because my parents were from Yugoslavia."

Having already seen his native Italy bag the highly rated Giuseppe Rossi, a kid who learned the game in New Jersey before his father brought him to Parma just before his 13th birthday, Trapattoni can be forgiven for thinking the US might yet prove fecund ground for Ireland too. After all, Argentina and Mexico also have American-born players currently knocking around their senior and Under-21 squads. Against that background, Ireland, a smaller country and one with such a long history of emigration to the US, can surely pick up a couple of children of their diaspora too.

Trapattoni isn’t the first Irish manager to try to tap into this vein. Brian Kerr made an informal approach to the New England Revolution’s Pat Noonan in one era and Steve Staunton capped the college prospect Joe Lapira in another. While nothing came of those particular efforts, it seems Trapattoni and the FAI have now decided to take the potential over here a little more seriously, impressed perhaps by how the recruitment of American-born players has improved the Irish women’s national team.

This sort of move won’t require too much investment for the cash-strapped association because there is already a ready-made network of scouts. At last count, there are nearly 100 Irish working as professional coaches at university level from New York to California. Their work brings them into contact with the best youth teams in every region on a daily basis. This same network has already proved useful in identifying and bringing on board female players, and it would only take the unearthing of a single Rossi or Subotic over the next few years to make the whole thing worthwhile.

Arguably the biggest problem the FAI may face is the strength of organisation in the American game. Almost as soon as a promising player begins competitive soccer in this country, his coach will be asked to recommend him to the Olympic Development Programme so he can began regional training, with a view to one day making the national senior team. Impressive as that set-up may sound, the enormity of the country ensures some still fall through the cracks.

Also, as has been demonstrated by the defection of Michael Hoyos, a Californian teenager now tipped for greatness with Argentina, there will always be players who can have their heads turned by parents and romantic attachments to other countries. Irish-Americans have never been slouches in that respect, often rearing their children to be more Irish than the Irish themselves.

Apart from exploiting that rich sentiment, the FAI can also point out the greater professional opportunities available to a footballer carrying an EU passport, and mention the fact America has such an enormous pick (capping almost 100 senior players between World Cups) that many players get lost in the shuffle.

Even though Conor Doyle claims to be still undecided about which country to commit to, this initiative looks very promising for Ireland. Well, aside from the fact the FAI chief executive John Delaney appears rather ill-informed about the state of the sport in the US. Talking on Irish radio after the awarding of the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, Delaney pointed out that the one thing the Americans are lacking is a professional league. Which would be news to all those Irish-eligible players in Major League Soccer.

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Over the past few years, there have been a number of changes to the way that student progress and achievement is assessed. These have been national changes including the abolishing of National Curriculum levels and the introduction of new GCSE grades.

In the summer of 2017, year 11 pupils were awarded a new GCSE number grade in English and Maths for the first time. The new GCSE number grading system runs from 1-9 with 9 being the highest grade. This replaces the old A*-G system. An approximate conversion table for these grades is below.

Assessment at Wye School is used to check how students are currently doing, to predict how they are likely to do, to work out what we need to do to help them get better final outcomes. As National Curriculum grades have been abolished, we use the new 1-9 grades from years 7-11. We ensure that our curriculum and our assessment system are aligned and we plan our provision backwards from GCSE requirements to create a 5-year pathway to these very important exams.

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Butch Reigart of Columbia, Lancaster County, portrays der Belsnickel (sometimes Belsnickle). The character was a prototype of Santa Claus, albeit with a paradoxical well-intentioned mean streak.

"It was always fun on Christmas to have a visit of the 'Belsnickels.' They burst into the scene all dressed up and scattered popcorn and candy on the floor for us kids to get. If any of the older folks tried to pick it up, the Belsnickels would hit them over the back with a whip... ."

That quote from a York countian found in Georg Sheets' "Facts and Folklore of York County, Pennsylvania," pretty well sums up the carrot-and-stick approach of der Belsnickel, a forerunner to a much kinder and gentler Santa Claus... .

Sheets explains that the Belsnickels carried coal and sticks to wave in front of toddlers to admonish them that nothing in life is free or easy.

According to Sheets, the transformation from this serious Santa to the jolly old guy in Pennsylvania Dutch culture took place in the early 1900s.

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The tradition of Der Belsnickel was brought to America by German immigrants and was soon adopted by other settlers. Belsnickel - roughly translated as Niklos in furs - was often an uncle or cousin who wore a disguise, often including a mask, and went from farmhouse to farmhouse on Christmas Eve, rewarding good children and punishing those who had misbehaved, said Butch Reigart, of Columbia, Lancaster County. "He looked scary and carried a sack of presents, mostly nuts and hard candy, and a stick or a cane. He came when it was dark, before the children went to bed, and would rap on the window or the door with his stick," Reigart said. "He would ask to see the children, and ask them if they had been good. He tossed nuts and candy on the floor, and when the children scrambled to get them he would switch them a little with his stick, admonishing them to be good." Children would recite a Christmas poem or sing a song. The tradition spread to villages, where often groups of young people wearing masks went from house to house, playing instruments and singing, expecting treats and coins in return. "There were rough young fellows who went out on New Year's Eve, carrying shotguns. They knocked on peoples' doors to wish them good will to the family and fire off their shotguns to wish everyone a happy new year," Reigart said. The December 23, 1823, edition of the York Gazette warned belsnickels to "keep within the limits of the Hall." "Salute This Happy Morn: A History of the Glen Rock Carol Singers," by Charles H. Glatfelter, refers to Christmas Eve, 1893, when "a group of young pretenders, perhaps belsnickels with ambition, preceded the genuine carolers through parts of town offering a concert of their own." In its December 29 edition, The Item, the local newspaper, called it a "considerable annoyance," adding that it "should not again be permitted." Some people also remember their parents and grandparents referring to Halloween trick-or-treaters as belsnickelers. The tradition of der Belsnickel began to fade in the 1920s, and eventually died out - in part because of what Reigart calls "the popular Coca Cola Santa." If you go The Pennsylvania Dutch Heritage Group helps preserve such traditions as der Belsnickel. The group meets from 1 to 3 p.m. on the third Saturday of each month at Providence Place, 3377 Fox Run Road, Dover Township. For details, call 266-2910.

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We touched down at Nadi International Airport, Fiji in the dead of the night: It was around 2AM and the first thing we did was to get our currency changed at the money-changer at the airport (straight out of arrivals, you’ll spot a lone money-changer right in the courtyard, we were advised that the rates there were best).

Most of us had gotten our SGD changed into USD prior to our trip because we weren’t sure if the money-changers in Fiji accepted SGD: You won’t have to do that because the money-changer we went to had no trouble accepting SGD.

Another important task to do for all the social media addicts (that’s exactly all eight of us on this trip. LOL) is to get your local sim card from DigiCel at the airport. This data-only SIM Card cost us FJ$29 (S$20), comes with 4GB data and is valid for 7 days, more than sufficient for our massive data usage. Yay to being connected at all times, almost!

That being said, some of the more rural areas like in the villages or high up in the mountains do not have any service, but I’d say we were able to have data service almost 80% of the time. You don’t need to be checking your phone while you’re on a zipline in the mountains or white-water rafting down a river, anyway.

After getting all those stuff done, a short coach ride took us to our accommodation for the first two nights, at Radisson Blu Resort Fiji!

Radisson Blu Resort Fiji

First look at Radisson Blu Resort! I remember stepping into Radisson Blu Resort and feeling really happy about the thought of a bed awaiting my arrival.

A clean, cosy room with simple decor and inviting-looking beds. This sight warmed my heart! The first thing I did was to soak in a hot bath and then I slept like a baby because I didn’t sleep the night before the flight, thanks to my last-minute packing.

Rise and shine! Awoke to some lovely weather and finally got a good look at Radisson Blu Resort’s lush and idyllic surroundings.

My beach-ready outfit!

Fiji-Blu-Radisson-2016-3Breakfast was a cheerful affair accompanied with the strains of guitar and melodious singing, this was the first of many musical encounters with the Fijian folks, most of whom can carry a splendid tune! Almost every resort that we visited had singers welcoming us in, singing us a farewell song, or just accompanying us during meal times. It was very pleasant and always a mood-lifter to listen to!

Made a beeline for my favourite breakfast food: Eggs! I got a hearty “BULA!” from the egg station chef and look at that huge smile on his face! What a nice way to start the day.

So excited about my first day in Fiji!

Black swimsuit: Billabong // Bohemian resort pants: TheVelvetDolls // Nude leather sandals: Charles & Keith // Haversack: Billabong

It was a very short ride out to Port Denarau, where you can then take a boat out to so many different places and activities. Apart from travelling out to sea from Port Denarau, there’s also a huge shopping arcade at the port where you can find everything from beach apparel, swim wear, to medication, food and souvenirs.

There are also many restaurants and cafes at Port Denarau, where we killed some time before our boat to Cloud 9 was due to go. Say hello to Joyce, Evonne and Jess!

A 45-minutes boat ride brought us out into clear blue waters, and finally we spotted a floating island in the middle of the sea:

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Which looked like this!! In my excitement, I didn’t manage to take a photo of Cloud 9 from afar HAHAHA.

As we approached Cloud 9, strains of upbeat music as well as laughter and chatter drifted across to us. It must have been a good day because it was really crowded at Cloud 9! (Would have preferred it to be less crowded but I guess Cloud 9 is really just too popular a spot…)

Cloud 9 is a floating bar and pizzeria, and apart from the usual alcoholic/non-alcoholic drinks, they even have an oven where wood-fired pizzas are made on the spot!

Cloud 9 has two storeys, and there are sun beds and deck chairs on both levels where visitors can relax, chill and enjoy a drink or a pizza.

I totally loved the happy and relaxed vibes at Cloud 9!

With Xinlin, Jess and Evonne ❤

Just chilling’ atop Cloud 9! Got this simple one-piece swimsuit from Billabong, it’s such a classic 😉

We ordered a couple of those wood-fired pizzas and they tasted especially good in the tangy sea air!

Fuelled up on pizza before I took a dip in the ocean with my fellow water babies!

I actually enjoy the sea so very much, I just don’t enjoy getting all nice and roasted with a never-fading tan afterwards, SIGH.

At Cloud 9, you can jump straight into the ocean to swim or do other sea activities like snorkelling/paddleboating, but you have to make special arrangements for your equipment, from what I know!

Just look at how insanely blue the waters were, and this was on a cloudy day.

Happy as a duck in water!

And all the other bright yellow ducklings! Hehe. That’s Mabel and Christina in front, our two capable Nuffnang managers who took real good care of us during our time in Fiji ❤

Something to take note of: Some of us got stung on our arms/legs by microscopic jellyfish (referred to as sea lice) and those bites started itching like mad after! Think we must have swam into those sea lice together, yikes. They are nothing major and can frequently happen in any ocean, but can sting and itch and leave marks for days, so I recommend wearing a long sleeved rash-guard (I bought one while I was in Fiji!) to help protect against these accidents.

Our entire afternoon was spent lazing around at Cloud 9, on deck, in the water and all around. It was the perfect Day 1 to unwind from all the pre-holiday stress and to ease into vacation mode!

Here’s some of the lovely people I spent my time in Fiji with!

We headed back to Radisson Blu Resort to wash up and rest before a nice dinner at Chantara Thai Restaurant within the resort compounds.

That ended off Day 1 in Fiji, which was a rather leisurely day I must say, compared to some of the activities we experienced later on during our trip! It was a perfect respite for me and I thoroughly enjoyed it.

Next up: Our Sigatoka River Safari experience and visit to Mavua, a local Fijian village! We also tried Kava (a traditional Fijian drink) for the first time as well as got up-close and personal encounters with the lovely Fijian people.

For more information on Cloud 9, click here, or find out more about Radisson Blu Resort here!
If you’re all raring to hop on the next flight out to Fiji, direct flights from Singapore to Fiji via Fiji Airways are now available twice a week!

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Fiji #1An Afternoon on Cloud 9, Floating Bar & Staying at Radisson Blu Resort
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Fiji #3: White Water Rafting Through Fiji’s Grand Canyon

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Web Data Migration Project Specialist (temporary)

Job Title: Web Data Migration Project Specialist (temporary)

Organization: Interfaith Youth Core

Website: https://workforcenow.adp.com/jobs/apply/posting.html?client=IFYC&jobId=127781&lang=en_US&source=CC2

Job Description

IFYC is working to make interfaith cooperation the norm in America. This starts in colleges and universities, where the minds and values of emerging leaders are shaped and conversations take place that steer broad cultural change. We engage with leaders across the campus environment – faculty, staff, administration, and students. We offer the tools, guidance, opportunities and networks needed to bring interfaith learning into their campuses, classrooms, research, and lives.

Since October, the Marketing & Communications team has been working with an outside consultant group to redesign and rebuild IFYC’s website. IFYC is scoped to populate the new website with all content, which involves both transporting data from one site to the other, and working with the Marketing & Communications team to populate the new website with newly-written content.

Work with the Marketing & Communications Manager to transition content from the previous website to the new website. This position will be responsible for populating a set of web pages with content, including design assets, written copy, and resources. Specific responsibilities include:

• Develop migration plan in coordination with broader website implementation project in partnership with the Marketing & Communications Manager
• Transition a set of resources from former website to new website
• Lead a detailed, organized content migration process, working with Marketing & Communications Manager and Director of Marketing & Communications to write and place content in its respective pages on the website.
• Collaborate with multiple stakeholders to ensure that their existing data conversion and integration needs within the website are met, and that the solution is within standards and guidelines
• Analyze functional requirements. Propose solutions based on requirements and identify gaps in requirements
• Enter and format data and catch errors when they occur
• Adhere to written and visual brand style guides

Location: Chicago, IL

Job Type: Temporary

• High school degree required, Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree preferred
• Understanding of and experience in developing, deploying, or supporting Web Content Management Systems (CMS), Drupal preferred
• Strong attention to detail and strong skills in written English
• Demonstrated project management experience and organizational skills
• Must have basic planning/organizational, problem-solving, analytical, time management, decision-making, and communication skills
• Competence in Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word, PowerPoint, Excel) and Google Drive
• Knowledge of Adobe Creative Suite (Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign) is a plus, but is not required
• Authorization to work in the United States

Essential Qualities:
• Ability to meet deadlines and work well under pressure while maintaining attention to detail
• General data competency to understand systems and tools, manage and maintain data information
• Passionate commitment to IFYC’s mission of making interfaith cooperation a social norm
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills and excellent skills in writing, editing content, and communication
• Knowledge related to computer technology, network infrastructure, and storage
• Ability to multi-task and prioritize multiple ongoing projects
• Ability to set ambitious goals and independently pursue them
• Collaborative nature; flexibility and agility in problem-solving

Education Requirement: No Requirements

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Yoga for Fertility: The Link Between Stress, Infertility and Yoga

Calming techniques taught in fertility yoga classes support women on the path to pregnancy.
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Yoga for fertility: Calming techniques taught in fertility yoga classes support women on the path to pregnancy.

After more than a year of trying to get pregnant, Michelle Cutler was beginning to feel deeply disappointed, anxious, and frustrated with her body. Cutler was just 32 but had long suffered from polycystic ovary syndrome, a hormonal imbalance that's one of the most common causes of female infertility.

Cutler tried fertility drugs and two rounds of intrauterine insemination without success. It seemed as though every woman she knew was moving on to motherhood while she stood still. "I felt so stuck," she says, "like my life was on hold."

Through the Fertility Centers of Illinois, a consortium of clinics where she received treatment, Cutler learned about Pulling Down the Moon, a holistic fertility center in Chicago that offers yoga, acupuncture, massage, and other treatments. Cutler began taking fertility yoga—gentle classes that emphasize breath, relaxation, and opening the muscles around the hips and pelvis.

Similar programs are cropping up at yoga studios and fertility centers across the country, driven by patient demand and doctors' growing interest in alternative therapies. Some fertility yoga classes are designed for women with diagnosed problems, but others welcome those who are just beginning to prepare themselves for pregnancy. While there's been little research on whether fertility yoga aids conception, other research about yoga and stress suggests it may.

And yogic philosophy can help women stop trying to control the process. "As they say, 'You can't force the river,'" says Brenda Strong, a yoga instructor who teaches fertility yoga at UCLA's Mind/Body Institute. "The idea is to invite the river to flow through you." Some women report that after they stopped struggling to get pregnant, they conceived. Others imagined parenthood in a new way—by deciding to adopt, becoming a godparent, or focusing on a creative project.

When Cutler first tried fertility yoga, she was emotionally depleted from the failed insemination attempts and was preparing to try in vitro fertilization (IVF). Yoga, she says, helped her stay grounded. "I felt so nurtured and so cared for," she says. "I experienced a sense of calm, and I hadn't felt that in so long."

She also noticed physical changes. "I started to actually feel like I was opening my hips and making my body ready to receive embryos," Cutler says. And within just a few months, she became pregnant through IVF and now has twin daughters, Ella and Brady. Cutler can't prove it, but she is convinced that yoga helped her have a successful pregnancy.

When Strong began researching infertility in 1996, little information about fertility yoga was available. Strong, an actress who plays Mary Alice on ABC's Desperate Housewives, wanted a second child but was struggling to get pregnant. She wasn't able to find what she wanted elsewhere, so she developed her own fertility yoga program, which she began teaching at UCLA in 2000.

Since then, interest has grown. "Especially in the last year, it seems to have hit a critical mass," Strong says. One reason is that science still can't explain many aspects of infertility, which affects 12 percent of women of childbearing age in the U.S. Approximately 20 percent of cases are considered "idiopathic," meaning doctors can't identify the cause.

Stress links to infertility

Stress, however, is known to raise the likelihood of infertility, and yoga is very effective at reducing stress. Women who have trouble conceiving experience anxiety and depression rates similar to those of patients with cancer, HIV/AIDS, and other serious illnesses, according to a study from Harvard Medical School. And even women without fertility problems can find trying to have a baby—a mysterious process ultimately beyond our control—an anxiety-inducing experience.

The links between stress and infertility are complex and not fully understood, but cortisol, the so-called stress hormone, can interfere with ovulation, says Eve Feinberg, a reproductive endocrinologist with the Fertility Centers of Illinois. Lower stress levels and having a positive mood and outlook can increase the odds that fertility treatments will work.

Perhaps the strongest evidence that reducing stress (through yoga and other means) can boost fertility comes from a study by Alice Domar, PhD, of Harvard Medical School. She created a fertility program at the Benson-Henry Institute for Mind Body Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital and later opened the Domar Center for Mind/Body Health.

In 2000 Domar found that 55 percent of infertility patients became pregnant (and had a baby) within one year of participating in her 10-session program, in which they were introduced to yoga and meditation, along with other relaxation techniques and acupuncture. In a control group, just 20 percent had babies.

"Yoga is really good for patients who are highly anxious, and fertility patients tend to be anxious," Domar says. "A lot of these patients are angry with their bodies for not doing what they want. Yoga gets them back in touch with their bodies." Domar warns, though, that vigorous exercise may impede fertility, and she suggests women avoid physically demanding forms such as Ashtanga and Power Yoga if they are having trouble conceiving.

Yoga helps reduce stress

Of course, yoga is not a silver bullet, particularly for problems such as blocked fallopian tubes. "We can help with the hormone regulation, stress levels, and blood-flow issues," says yoga teacher and Pulling Down the Moon cofounder Tami Quinn, but she urges women to consult doctors. "The East-meets-West approach is the fastest way to meet your goal."

Any woman who wants to enhance her reproductive health—whether or not she has diagnosed infertility—can benefit from yoga, says Eden Fromberg, an obstetrician/gynecologist with Soho OB-GYN and founder of Lila Yoga, Dharma & Wellness in New York City. "Stress is harmful to just about everything physiologically," she says. "When the body feels like it doesn't have enough energy, it will start to shut down the less crucial functions. One of those is reproduction."

During her fertility yoga workshops, Fromberg introduces students to Fertility Awareness, a practical method of charting physical signals (such as body temperature and cervical fluid) each day to find out when a woman is able to conceive. Studies have shown that couples trying to get pregnant have much better odds if they know when the woman is fertile, and some women find a sense of empowerment when they tune in closely to their own fertility cycle.

When Leslie Pearlman and her husband began trying to have a baby four years ago, she did her best to push the what-ifs out of her mind. Pearlman, a Forrest Yoga instructor from Hampton Bays, New York, was 35 at the time. What if she had difficulty getting pregnant? Worse, what if she couldn't conceive at all? She found comfort in being able to read her body's fertility signals. "I had this wisdom I was tapping into," she says. After three months, she became pregnant with her daughter, Maya, now a toddler.

The other benefits of yoga

While the medical profession views yoga as helpful for fertility primarily because it reduces stress, yogis see much broader benefits. It balances hormones, opens the hip and pelvic areas, and improves the flow of energy through the body.

In nearly 30 years of teaching, John Friend has helped many women with fertility issues. The founder of Anusara Yoga, Friend says he's noticed a pattern: Often, the apana vayu, the body's downward-flowing energy system that's involved in reproduction, is pulled upward, usually because women are unsettled in some way. "You literally get ungrounded," says Friend. To the trained eye, he says, it's easy to recognize the biomechanical signs—thigh bones that are pulled up and forward in the hip socket and a tailbone that doesn't properly scoop downward.

Friend recommends basic hip openers, such as a lunge with one knee on the floor. Another simple position is to come to all fours, then rest one cheek on the floor, feeling the pelvic floor dilate on the inhale and contract on the exhale. "You have to bring the mind to the area," he says.

Friend believes that women with fertility problems would benefit from any nurturing yoga class—not just those billed as fertility yoga—as long as they learn proper alignment. Beginners should stick to simple poses, he says.

Viparita Karani (Legs-up-the-Wall Pose) is often taught to women preparing to conceive because it is calming and brings energy to the pelvis. Many instructors also highly recommend Supta Baddha Konasana (Reclining Bound Angle Pose), a restorative hip opener, as well as Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Bend) and Uttanasana (Standing Forward Bend), both of which are relaxing.

Deep twists and positions like Dhanurasana (Bow Pose), which puts pressure on the abdomen, can provide good preparation for reproduction. But women should avoid those poses when they might be pregnant, as the positions could interfere with implantation or harm the fetus, Fromberg says. Positive visualizations, heart openers, and poses that foster self-nurturing can help women cope with stress and disappointment.

Debbi Cooper, a self-described "control freak" who had multiple miscarriages, recalls a yoga class in which she grew frustrated trying to do a handstand. "I remember thinking, 'It's just like infertility,'" she says. "Sometimes you try as hard as you can to make something happen, but it still doesn't work when you want it to." When she got home, Cooper told her husband to watch as she demonstrated what she was doing wrong. "All of a sudden I got up there effortlessly," she says.

The lesson: "Sometimes you really do need to let go," Cooper says. In 2007 she gave birth to her son, Gabe. "I don't know if yoga helped me get pregnant," she says, "but it helped me find peace in a very stressful time."

See alsoOvercoming the Struggle of Infertility


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Liam joined the Department of Politics at York in October 2010, after completing his PhD at the University of Birmingham. Liam has previously spent time as a Visiting Scholar at American University, Washington DC, and as a Research Scholar at the American Political Science Association Centennial Centre, Washington DC.

In 2013 Liam was awarded the Elsevier / US-UK Fulbright Commission UK Young Researcher Award (Social Science). Further information about the Award is available through the Elsevier webpage, and in an accompanying video-clip

Liam is currently Director of Graduate Research.

Liam’s current research explores the evolving roles of international organisations (IOs) in global economic governance, focusing chiefly on the IMF and World Bank. Liam is particularly interested in the evolution of the World Bank’s approach to housing policy, and is currently completing a book exploring this topic (‘Mortgaging Development: The World Bank and the Globalisation of Housing Finance’).

Follow @LS_Clegg for updates on #housingpolicymatters and related topics.

Liam has supervised the following PhD Candidates through to completion:

  • John Mellors, ‘The Protection of Charismatic Megafauna in Indonesia’ (completed 2016, co-supervisor)
  • Will Vittery, ‘Media Narration of the UK Financial Crisis’ (completed 2016, lead supervisor)
  • Weikang Zou, ‘Corporate Governance of Banking in China (completed 2014, lead supervisor)

Liam is currently supervising the following PhD Candidates:

  • Tianruo Gao, ‘Exploring the Rise of China: A Four-Pillar Approach’ (lead supervisor)
  • Lingmin Kong, ‘Soft Power and the Rise of China’ (co-supervisor)
  • Peter Halls, ‘Geographic Information Systems: The Politics of Public Participation’ (co-supervisor)

Liam is interested in supervising additional PhD Candidates in the fields of global governance, international political economy, international relations, and cognate fields. Further information about the Department’s PhD programme can be found here.

External activities

Member, Academic Council on United Nations System (2015 - )

Consultant, Oxford Analytica (2012 - )

Contributor, House of Commons International Development Committee (2012 - )

Member, IMF Research Network (2012 - )

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Tel: 01904 322646

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STAFF at a York travel and conference company are in shock following the unexpected death of their managing director.

Daryl Adrian Pinnington, 52, died when he was hit by a train on the East Coast Main Line near Earfit Lane in Copmanthorpe on May 9.

Mr Pinnington became director of NYS Corporate Ltd in 1991 and oversaw its growth into a bespoke travel company providing blue chip companies and large public sector organisations with conference facilities, event management and travel arrangements.

A spokesman for the company said: “He was a lovely, lovely man who was very well respected. He was really genuine. He will be sorely missed. He had a good business, a successful business.”

Mr Pinnington was also a former chairman of Heslington Parish Council.

Opening the inquest into Mr Pinnington’s death at New Earswick Folk Hall, York coroner Donald Coverdale said the driver of a Cross Country service which was heading south past Copmanthorpe at 12.45pm on May 9, saw a person stepping out from behind a bush into its path.

The train was travelling at 100mph. Mr Pinnington, of Heslington, York, was declared dead at the scene. A Volkswagen car was found nearby.

Mr Coverdale told the inquest Mr Pinnington had “some history of anxiety and depression, but he had been able to return to work recently”.

He formally adjourned the inquest, to a date to be decided.

NYS Corporate Ltd, which is based in Innovation Way, Heslington, was set up in 1977.

It provides conference and events in the UK and abroad and can arrange corporate hospitality.


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At Young Allied Health, we believe each child is wonderfully unique. We believe every individual deserves the opportunity to reach his or her full potential. That's why we're so passionate about helping children with all abilities to achieve their best self.

We enjoy working with children aged 0-18 years with autism, developmental delays, disability, or learning difficulties. We offer speech pathology and occupational therapy to provide holistic care for your child.

Family Centered Practice

– We respect each of our clients, their families, and the importance and uniqueness of each family unit.
– We respect our staff members, their families, and their valuable to our practice.
– We respect the family wishes, aspirations, and beliefs of each of our clients and include family members in goal setting, treatment, and care.

– Whenever possible, we do what we say we’re going to do.
– We follow through on our promises or activities with staff and clients.

Quality first

– We strive to provide the highest possible quality of care for each client.
– We seek to go the extra mile and deliver services that consistently exceed the client’s expectations.
– We strive to provide a comfortable and flexible environment for all clients and staff to allow every individual to feel welcome.
Young Allied Health was originally opened as Young Speech Pathology in early 2014 by speech pathologist and director Jessica Young. Jessica is a Townsville local who is passionate about helping children achieve their greatest potential and being successful communicators.

Jessica’s dream for the business is to create a quality multidisciplinary clinic that provides holistic and quality care for children and their families. In line with this goal, in 2018 the business expanded from just offering speech pathology services to occupational therapy.

At Young Allied Health, we understand that each family is different and every child is unique. That is why we value family centered practice and strive to offer therapy that is flexible and sensitive to the needs of each individual family. Holistic care considers the ‘whole’ child – this includes their family!
Speech pathology

A speech pathologist is a university trained allied health professional who is qualified to work with individuals in the following areas:

– Using our teeth, tongue, lips, jaw and palate to make sounds.

– Receptive language: comprehension of language.
– Expressive language: the ability to express ideas, thoughts and feelings using words.
– Literacy skills.
–Pragmatics (social skills) the way we use our languagesocially.

– How our voice sounds when we talk. This is affected by features such as loudness (too loud, too soft), pitch (too high, too low), and quality (rough, breathy, harsh).

– How fluent our speech is – a breakdown in fluency is known as stuttering.

Swallowing & Mealtimes

– Getting food and liquid safely from our mouth to our tummy.
– Working with picky eaters to increase their range of foods eaten and the total volume of food consumed.

An occupational therapist (OT) is a university qualified allied health professional who works with people to improve their ability to do the activities they want and need to in all aspects of life. This includes things like, self-care, schooling, play, hobbies and interests. These activities are what OTs call ‘occupations’. The main goal of occupational therapy is to empower people to participate in the everyday occupations of their life.

OTs assist your child with:

– Self-care (brushing teeth, getting dressed, lacing shoes)
– Toilet Training
– Sensory regulation
– Behavioural regulation
– Fine motor skills (handwriting, cutting, typing)
– Visual integration
– Feeding and mealtimes

OTs improve these skills by:

– Building the child’s knowledge and skills
– Finding new ways or adaptive ways of doing activities
– Changing the environment to suit the needs of the child

Therapy for your child will be tailored to suit your child’s individual needs, preferences and interests. It is most common for the following order of appointments to be required.

Initial Consultation

At Young Allied Health, we like to begin our first session as a relaxed ‘information gathering’ session to allow your child to become familiar with the therapist and setting. This appointment will usually consist of play-based observations, informal assessment and parent interview.

Formal Assessment

Following this initial appointment, it is necessary to conduct a formal assessment to allow us to establish the most appropriate plan for treatment. You will be provided with a comprehensive formal report following this assessment.

Concluding assessment, you may wish to book your child in for a series of therapy appointments. You can book for a weekly or fortnightly therapy appointment that will be reserved on a recurring basis for a semester (two school terms). At the start of a new semester, you will be offered the same time if you wish to continue with your booking or you can elect to change your appointment if required.
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