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Description: Unique Fluorescent Pink Mangano Calcite Cluster. This cluster glows under black light! New 2017 find. Pink Mangano Calcite is known as the Reiki stone for its nurturing yet powerful energies. It is an excellent stone for Reiki practices due to its ability to amplify energies. It is also an aid of the heart chakra as it calms the soul and fills the heart with love. You will receive the exact item shown.

Source: Bulgaria

Size: 45 x 30 x 27 mm.  Weighs 42 grams.(1.8 x 1.2 x 1.1 inches. Wt: 1.5 ounces.)

Primary Uses: Healing the heart after arguments that are upsetting to your emotional well-being. This is a heart-soothing stone.

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  • seeker builderrManganocalcite is a Seeker Builder Crystal. Seeker Builder crystals are used to focus your efforts to achieve a highly desirable goal. Finding your true love, getting your perfect home, or having a financially secure retirement are all dreams that take a great deal of focus and energy to accomplish. Manganocalcite is a perfect aid for such efforts.

    Pink Manganocalcite crystals are primarily used for their Buffer power by augmenting your personal strength, physical energy, and vitality to deal with the demands of the busy world. They give your heart a place of repose and calm, and the strength to keep it.

  • With its pink color, Manganocalcite is the natural birthstone of people born in mid Autumn, from 22 October through 20 November.

  • Calcite has Metal elemental energy. Metal energy is the energy of intelligence, contraction, healing, and creativity. It is the energy of togetherness and crystallization - of ideas, of concepts, and of groups. It is some times hard, sharp, and often destructive, yet an essential element in all lives. In Calcite, its metal energy is tempered and more focused on power for avoiding being a victim of others.

    The metal element brings the power of concentration and determination to our lives and our dwellings. Use Manganocalcite in the west area of your home or room to bring the Metal energy of concentration to your efforts.

  • This Manganocalcite, with its Red/Pink Color Ray of Influence is associated with the First Chakra, the Base Chakra which is located at the base of the spine and radiating through the legs and feet. This is the grounding Chakra and deals with the health of the physical body. It is used in healing efforts aimed a assuring a balance in the Base Chakra assuring good health and mobility.

    Some practitioners also use this as a Heart Stone, to deal with trauma to that Chakra.

  • Manganocalcite is a meditation stones used when you need to restore balance in your life, when it is out of balance from an excess of conflict within the family unit. Manganocalcite brings repose. For many, just holding one for a few minutes brings great relief.

  • Manganocalcite has been called the "Reiki Stone." Judy Hall in the Crystal Bible notes it is a "heart stone" that can cure fear, increases feeling of self worth, and is helpful in soothing the soul after trauma. Robert Simmons in the "Book of Stones" finds Manganocalcite to be a stone of empathy, useful in dispelling arguments particularly between parents and children. This stone allows your heart and mind to see the viewpoint of another. This is an excellent stone for the maintenance of the health of your emotional body.


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Teeth Whitening: Causes, Problems and Solution

Posted on March 01 2019

One of the most important tasks of today is to keep our teeth healthy and intact as taking care of our overall look and appearance is one of the modern requirements that most of the people take seriously - in different extents. The main feature of our appearance is our smile, as having healthy and white teeth can be a significant plus point in anyone’s personal relations or for anybody’s career success.

Hence, instant home teeth-whitening kits have gathered much enough popularity in recent years as they play a helpful role in enhancing our appearance and are affordable too in comparison to high costs of cleansing by dentists.

Causes of dull colored teeth

Teeth discoloration causes due to consumption of substances, such as colored and flavored foods and drinks. Coffee, beets, tea, certain fruit juices, red wine, cherries, and berries are some of the substances that eventually discolor our teeth.

This problem can even take worsened turns due to our negative habits such as irregular and improper brushing, alcohol drinking, excessive consumption of soda, and smoking. Antibiotics can also equally contribute to discoloration of teeth.

Teeth-whitening kits for home use

The teeth-whitening process can be done at home with the help of special home teeth-whitening kits; such kits emulate the same process as an in-surgery procedure by performing the steps which are relatively similar.

A standard kit would typically include mouth trays, a whitening gel and a detailed page of instructions on how to use. During usage, the mouth trays are filled with the whitening gel and then the tray is placed on the teeth. The main motive of the tray here is to keep the gel into continuous contact with the teeth.

To make a way better contact between your teeth and gel, it would be better if you use customizable mouth trays as they are capable of keeping a better contact than genially available kits in the market. This way, you can increase the effect of whiteness and reduce the irritation that may happen due to the connection between whitening gel and the gums.

The commonly marketed whitening gels usually contain carbamide peroxide or hydrogen peroxide and the safe levels of concentration are 15% and 6% respectively as per the guidelines of FDA. Peroxide breaks down when applied to the teeth in the form of gel and releases oxygen that helps to remove stains. The oxygen molecules are known to be effective in removing the substances which cause discoloration and it simultaneously restores the natural white color of the teeth.

This process can also be excelled with the help of a laser light that can increase the speed and effectiveness of the helpful whitening gel. It will also help in releasing a big amount of oxygen onto the teeth.

The best kind of instant home teeth-whitening kits in the market usually come with their active substance at a safe level of concentration. The kits also include customizable mouth trays and sometimes a laser light in order to complete the process in less time.

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With Yasser Arafat and key aides rejecting criticism by President Bush of Palestinian violence, members of his own Fatah organization claimed responsibility for new attacks in the West Bank that killed two Jewish settlers. An Israeli Army base in the Gaza Strip also was struck, resulting in the deaths of three soldiers. Israeli forces retaliated quickly, demolishing Palestinian security buildings. An Arafat deputy said "we now have a full and absolute American bias" after Bush blamed Palestinians for failing to break the deadlock in the Middle East conflict. (Story, page 1.)

A new policy easing direct personal investment limits in China was approved by Taiwan's high-profile Mainland Affairs Council and appeared certain to be implemented by President Chen Shui-bian. It relaxes the "go slow" mandate that has been in place since the late 1980s and will eliminate the $50 million ceiling currently in effect that has kept total Taiwanese investment in China's booming economy to about $60 billion. A Mainland Affairs Council official said she hoped China would view the move as a goodwill gesture even if "at the moment [it] is not ready to talk to us."

Police seized $35 million in cash from two upscale apartments in the largest confiscation of narcotics profits yet reported in Colombia. The cash was found hidden in the walls of units about a mile apart in Bogotá that were used by two fugitive brothers believed to be part of a money-laundering ring. The confiscated money (above, on display in wrapped blocks of $100,000 each), was found with the help of the US Drug Enforcement Administration and will be invested in Colombia's antinarcotics fight, officials said.

Ending months of speculation, the former leader of East Timor's independence movement announced he will seek the presidency of the fledgling country in next year's election. But José (Xanana) Gusmao said his candidacy would be conditional on a peaceful outcome of Thursday's UN-supervised voting for a constitutional assembly that will serve as the ex-Indonesian province's first parliament.

Access to the Internet was banned in Afghanistan for all but the office of the ruling Taliban's top leader, with violators to be punished under Islamic law. The decree extends an earlier order covering mainly ordinary citizens to all other governmental departments, inter- national relief agencies, and UN workers, although few of Afghanistan's telephone lines extend to the outside world. Meanwhile, with Taliban permission, Red Cross workers were permitted a visit with eight jailed foreign aid workers who are accused of promoting Christianity. A Red Cross spokesman said a second visit would follow, but "I will not disclose to you" the condition of the detainees.

Three new cases of foot-and-mouth disease were confirmed in northeastern England, dismaying farmers, government officials, and others who were hoping the epidemic of last spring had been eradicated. The outbreaks, the first in three months, were reported in Northumberland, where the disease began its spread in February. The movement of livestock there was ordered stopped, and a cull of 270 cows and sheep was under way, reports said.

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Big jump in CT coronavirus deaths: 71 in one day

Connecticut had its deadliest day of the coronavirus pandemic with 71 fatalities Monday into Tuesday, bringing the total to 277.

More than 1,300 have been hospitalized, including another net 87 increase since Monday, Gov. Ned Lamont announced in his daily afternoon update in the State Capitol. An additional 875 people have been diagnosed with the infection, for a total of 7,781, according to the state Department of Health.

The governor said that social distancing could be credited with slowing the initial surge somewhat, while cases continue to rise in Fairfield and New Haven counties.

“We’ve averaged about 90 or so over the last five days,” Lamont said. “Five days is five days, and the week before that there were about 102 hospitalizations. At least we can say we’ve been flattening out. That gives our hospitals more capacity. It gives them more time to make sure that we have people and ventilators and ICU rooms for you. It means the peak may have been somewhat mitigated.”

The governor stressed the importance to continue social distancing. Shortly before 7 p.m., he issued another executive order to enforce tougher guidelines for keeping workplaces safe and disinfected. He said that those who are still on the job should take their lunch in their cars and workers should stay home if their temperatures are over 100.4 degrees.

The state Department of Economic and Community Development immediately issued new work rules for businesses and non-profits to continue operations, including enhanced cleanliness and the cessation of carpooling.

“You should know that as an employee and you should know that as a boss,” Lamont said. He praised New Britain-based Stanley Black & Decker, with 30,000 employees around the world, limiting COVID-19 infections to under s half dozen.

“We’re going to be strict about it,” Lamont said. He said that while tens of thousands continue to work in defense and defense-related industries, more likely has to be done to keep employees from getting too close to each other.

With another 400 ventilators coming into the state since last week, on top of the 1,000 already here, Lamont said that while the state is “scouring the globe” for equipment to treat the infection surge, he believes that hospital capacity may be adequate. He said that every other governor in the nation has the same problems obtaining equipment, from ventilators to the coveted N95 face masks.

Planning for school closures

The grim fatality report came as the Lamont administration, led by Education Commissioner Miguel A. Cardona, continued negotiating with state school superintendents to decide on a strategy to keep students at home and away from the buildings where the coronavirus can spread.

“We’re still in discussions with local superintendents and reopening isn’t likely,” said Max Reiss, the governor’s communications director. Talks could include details over high school graduations, the continuance of the school year through the summer and the learning-at-home experience, particularly for children without access to the Internet.

Peter Yazbak, public information officer for the state Department of Education, said Tuesday that the scope of the pandemic is continuously assessed by his agency, the governor and the state Department of Public Health. Cardona is in at least weekly contact with school superintendents on issues including class cancellations, graduation requirements and other implications of the pandemic, Yazbak said.

“For instance, we’re in the process of reaching alignment with our Connecticut colleges and higher ed partners to ensure our high school students aren’t being negatively impacted,” Yazbak said, including requirements of the NCAA on student athletes and the state university system on waivers of college placement assessments.

“Since this is a public health crisis which the governor has said may potentially last longer than thought, any decision made by the governor would be made in consultation with DPH, consistent with federal guidance, and done so while keeping the health and safety of students, staff and families top of mind,” Yazbak said.

Union contract requirements are also part of the long-term plan.

Donald E. Williams Jr., executive director of the Connecticut Education Association, said the union’s relationship with administrators has been collaborative and constructive.

“Initially things were chaotic because school districts were trying to go from in-class to distance learning without any lead time,” Williams said. “Administrators and teachers have made great strides. Everyone knows that online learning and learning from written materials in packets is not a substitute for in-class and in-person learning. We have to deal with it and accept it, and provide enrichment and alternative opportunities to students in partnership with parents.”

Weekly conference calls to clarify certain issues also help the dialogue, Williams said. One of the biggest obstacles is the many children, especially in the cities, who have Internet and technology issues.

Williams looks at the potential April 20 reopening date with an eye toward what state and federal health officials determine. “If we close for the rest of the year, teachers have been preparing for that circumstance,” he said.

In other developments on Tuesday, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, in his morning news briefing in Albany, said that he has been discussing the future return-to-work protocol with Lamont and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.

“When we go back, we go back together,” Cuomo said to reporters. “I think if we go back with people who have tested that they are negative, or people who have tested that they have the anti-bodies, which means they had the virus and they’re immune from the virus, or we go back with younger people going first, still protecting, isolating the vulnerable, but if it’s waves, I think those are the waves.”

Lamont agreed, stressing that he and the other governors have had good conversations. “We have a tri-state workforce,” Lamont said. “Our people do go back and forth to some degree. Not right now with the stay-at-home order.”

Plasma and blood tests would possibly allow state officials to see who builds up an immunity to the coronavirus. “These are folks that we can maybe get back to work sooner,” he said.


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Our product review today focuses on a supplement called 1UP Nutrition CLA. The manufacturer claims that their product can boost metabolic rates, burn body fat, support lean muscle mass, therefore promoting weight loss. The company also claims that their formula provides the highest quality ingredients for optimal results.

This main ingredient in this supplement Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA) at a 1000mg dose per capsule. This ingredient is an essential fatty acid, naturally found in beef and milk, that has powerful health benefits. Studies have shown that, in the right quantities, CLA can boost metabolic rates and lead to increased fat burning capacity. This product contains 80% of CLA per serving which is the recommended optimal  amount.

Take one capsule four times per day ideally before a meal for best results. The manufacturer did not state what the best time of day is to take the capsules or whether its ok to take all four doses in one sitting.

Possible Side Effects

This supplement is not for use for people under the age of 18. Do not exceed the  recommended dose. Consult a physician prior to using if pregnant or nursing or if you have a medical condition.

You can purchase this supplement directly from the manufacturer’s website where a 120 count bottle (30 day supply) costs $22.49 with free domestic shipping. There are no added savings or incentives provided by the manufacturer if you buy in bulk nor any additional savings for new customers.

The company stands behind the product with a 100% money-back guarantee, and allows you to return the product within 30 days of purchase for a refund. The condition of the refund is that 80% of the capsules must remain in order to receive a refund. This policy doesn’t allow you enough time to see if the supplement is beneficial in promoting weight loss.

Conclusion of Our 1UP Nutrition CLA Review

In summarizing our review of 1UP Nutrition CLA, we have some positive conclusions and also some not so positive comments. In terms of ingredients, this supplement contains an optimum amount of CLA to potentially promote beneficial results. 1UP Nutrition is NSF and GMP certified and therefore has high standards of manufacturing processes. We also liked that the company offers free US shipping on all orders, and offers a 30 day guarantee that includes partially used bottles of capsules. On the less positive side, this is a quite an expensive product at $22.49 for a one month supply. This coupled with a lack of bulk buying incentives makes it costly to use in the long run. The manufacturer does not offer a first time buyer discount either. We liked that there is a guarantee but it is short at thirty days and requires that bottles must contain 80% ore of their original contents. We would suggest that you look elsewhere for a CLA supplement and try to find one that is better value for money, with a longer guarantee, and one that offers a bulk buying discount.

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Restaurant News Bites: Snow and Crab Brings Cajun Seafood to Palm Springs; Persimmon Bistro Opens at the Art Museum; and Tons More!

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New: Temecula's Snow and Crab Expands to Bring Shaved Ice and Cajun Seafood to Palm Springs

I was driving south down Sunrise Way past Tahquitz Canyon Way when I saw the words on the south end of the building that houses the 99 Cents Only store: SNOW and CRAB.

Hmm. I was intrigued. I love crab, after all, and as for snow … well, I wasn’t sure about that. So, I decided to investigate.

Here’s what I found: Snow and Crab is a new-to-Palm Springs restaurant—the first one is in Temecula—and the “crab” part of the name refers to, well, crab, as well as other Cajun-style seafood on offer: snow crab legs, king crab legs, whole blue and Dungeness crabs, clams, mussels, wild-caught shrimp, catfish, and both fresh and fresh-frozen crawfish. Basically … you choose your catch; your flavor (Cajun, scampi, lemon pepper or full house); your spiciness level; and your extras, if desired (hot Louisiana smoked sausage, potatoes, sausage or corn on the cob). Soups, salads, sides, appetizers and several “chef’s specialties,” as well as desserts, fill out the menu. Yum.

As for “snow” … that refers to the shaved ice concoctions available, like the “Let It Snow”: milky shaved ice topped with marshmallow and shredded coconut. Boba smoothies, flavored teas and other specialty drinks may also be ordered.

I decided Snow and Crab warranted some in-person investigation, so I dropped in for a recent lunch. I am dealing with an injured-but-healing left arm, so I decided to save the more hands-on seafood for another time, and instead ordered a “chef’s specialty,” the fried catfish tray with fries ($12), along with the garlic-bread appetizer ($3). Both were tasty—and the amount of catfish and fresh-cut large fries was substantial enough that I could have made two meals out of it. (I said “could have.” Hey, I was hungry.)

The person who helped me during my mid-April visit said Snow and Crab is still in its soft-opening phase, so menu tweaks and additions are possible.

Snow and Crab looks like an exciting, unique addition to the area food scene. It’s located at 186 S. Sunrise Way, in Palm Springs. For more information, call 760-218-6056, or visit

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A new restaurant has opened at the Palm Springs Art Museum. Persimmon Bistro comes from Candice Held and Tristan Gittens, the owners of Palm Springs’ Frankinbun; according to a news release, Persimmon serves “rustic, eclectic cuisine with a twist in a unique café setting on the edge of the museum’s sculpture garden … combining fantastical wallpaper design and chic comfort food.” The “jungle to table” restaurant serves coffee, tea, cold-pressed juices, smoothies, salads, soups and sandwiches, as well as a few “delicacies” like charcuterie and French desserts. Persimmon Bistro is open 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. every day but Wednesday at 101 N. Museum Drive, in Palm Springs; visit for details. … A couple of Facebook friends have been singing the praises of a brand-new place—and by “brand new,” we mean “opened on April 14”—at 3700 E. Vista Chino, at Gene Autry Trail, in Palm Springs. It’s called Paul, and the place serves food and great drinks, often served by someone named Paul, starting at 4 p.m. every day but Tuesday. That’s all we know for now; watch for more details. … If you like either Lucha Libre wrestling or tacos—and if you don’t like at least one of those two things, something’s very wrong with you—head to Morongo Casino Resort Spa, at 49500 Seminole Drive, in Cabazon, on Saturday, May 19, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the second annual Morongo Taco Fest. More than two-dozen SoCal taco-makers will be present selling $2 tacos, while music, tequila-tastings, a hot-pepper-eating contest and a “Tiny Taco Dog Beauty Pageant” (!) takes place. Admission is $10; get more details and tickets at … A brand-new—and gorgeous—Koffi has opened in Kaptur Plaza, located at 650 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, in downtown Palm Springs. This is the fourth Koffi location—three of which are in Palm Springs, with the fourth in Rancho Mirage. More info at … Now open at The River, at 71800 Highway 111, Suite A116, in Rancho Mirage: MidiCi, The Neapolitan Pizza Company, a national chain restaurant serving food made with “mostly non-GMO” ingredients, along with beer and wine. More info at … Coming soon to downtown Palm Springs: a new La Quinta Brewing Co. Taproom, at 301 N. Palm Canyon Drive, across from the Hyatt and beneath Café Europa/JusTapas. Watch for updates.

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Emergency Medical Technician 1/EMR

Dual Credit High School Academy

CVTC and local high schools have partnered to offer students who are at least 16 years old and interested in pursuing a career in healthcare an opportunity to earn high school and college credit. Dual credit academies give high school students a chance to navigate their interests and career options to develop the most successful individualized career path. Credits earned through this academy may be applied to CVTC programs and transfer to other colleges. Students who successfully complete EMT1/EMR will have the opportunity to complete their Emergency Medical Responder Certification.

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531 – 312 Emergency Medical Technician 1
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TuesdayJanuary 21 – Thursday, March 12, 2020

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6:00 - 9:55pm

Academy Location: Emergency Service Education Center

*Students must earn a grade of 80% or higher in EMT1/EMR to be eligible to enroll in EMT2

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531-312 Emergency Medical Technician 1
Provides the foundational knowledge for future Emergency Medical Technicians and Emergency Medical Responders. Topics include: basic human anatomy, performing a patient assessment, traumatic injury management, airway management, and Basic Life Support cardiac resuscitation. Upon successful completion, candidates will be eligible to participate in the National Registry of EMTs Emergency Medical Responder exams for Wisconsin EMR certification.

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Groundbreaking Recycling Program Keeps 75 Tons of Acetone out of Ohio and Our Nation’s Landfills

Cylinder Recyclers, Inc. today announced that during 2008 alone, the company reclaimed and recycled more than 75 tons of acetone through its unique acetylene tank recycling program. Cylinder Recyclers is the only environmental company in the U.S. with capabilities for recycling spent acetylene cylinders and recovery of residual acetone. Acetylene tanks are commonly used by the welding industry, and unlike most other compressed gas containers, they contain acetone in a solid binding medium. Until recently, the only option for disposal of acetone-contaminated acetylene tanks was in landfills or long-term on-site storage.

“The goal of all our cylinder recycling services is to keep as much usable material as possible out of landfills, while giving businesses an environmentally responsible way to dispose of spent cylinders,” says Jim Hemeon, president of Cylinder Recyclers. “The European Union already bans the disposal of acetone-containing acetylene cylinders in landfills – so we feel we’re putting our customers ahead of the game while keeping thousands of gallons of chemical out of the ground.”

Because of the large amount of material salvaged by Cylinder Recyclers’ recycling programs, its affiliate, Cylinder Processors, Inc., was recognized with the Interchange Business of the Year award by Ohio’s Hamilton County Solid Waste Management District.

The company’s efforts not only decreased the amount of solid waste going to regional landfills, they also reintroduced useable commodities back into the manufacturing process, conserving natural resources.

Cylinder Recyclers customers include major gas distributors across the country who utilize its recycling services to reduce their environmental impact and work toward six-sigma objectives.

“Through one client alone, we collected more than 4000 gallons of acetone this year plus large amounts of scrap metal from the recycling of their acetylene cylinders,” adds Hemeon. “For them, getting these tanks off their property and responsibly recycled isn’t just a matter of HSE risk reduction, it’s also a competitive advantage, because being a environmentally responsible business partner is increasingly valuable in the industrial marketplace.”

Cylinder Recyclers also decontaminates and recycles acetylene cylinders produced prior to 1985, most of which are contaminated with asbestos in addition to acetone and which present additional disposal challenges for end-users and distributors.

For information on acetone hazards, visit the U.S. Government’s Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry

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Cylinder Recyclers helps clients across the nation reduce risk, avoid liability and maintain sound environmental practices by responsibly recycling compressed gas cylinders of every size, shape, and substance and by recovering residual gas for reuse. Cylinder Recyclers is the only resource in the nation for recycling spent acetylene cylinders.


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FILE – This July 23, 2014, file photo, shows Washington State head coach Mike Leach taking questions at the 2014 Pac-12 NCAA college football media days in Los Angeles Wednesday, July 23, 2014. Washington State rode the arm of quarterback Connor Halliday to its first bowl game in a decade last year, and Cougar fans can expect more of the same this season. “Clearly he’s one of the best quarterbacks in the entire nation,” coach Leach said. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)

LOS ANGELES — Where most of college football sees a team heading for disaster, Mike Leach looks at UCLA, with its 0-3 record, sputtering offense and porous defense, and sees a dangerous trap.

“I think they’re an extremely talented team,” the Washington State head coach said. “I think they’re better than they’ve been playing because I know a great deal about their players — we recruited a lot of them. I just don’t think they’re playing together as well as they’d like to right now, but that can happen any time.”

The Bruins hope that time is Saturday at 7:30 p.m. when UCLA opens its conference season at Washington State. With an offense ranked last in the country in yards per play and second-to-last in the Pac-12 in yards allowed per play, UCLA seems impossibly far from the breakthrough Leach predicts, but the Bruins (0-3) believe it too.

“We only got one guy that’s not doing the assignment,” tight end Devin Asiasi said, “one guy that could be in a better position, laying blocks and things like that.”

Asiasi, a former four-star recruit, was one of several UCLA players who were courted by Washington State out of high school. Redshirt freshman Alec Anderson was even committed to WSU before the three-star offensive lineman became Chip Kelly’s second verbal commitment at UCLA.

Now Anderson starts at left guard for the Bruins, who needed the Etiwanda alumnus this year to help fill an unexpected role, as returning starter Michael Alves is struggling with a back injury. Without Alves, who had a 25-game streak of consecutive starts entering the season, the Bruins had to turn to a combination of Anderson, redshirt freshman Jon Gaines and walk-on Sam Marrazzo at left guard. The cast rotates next to 6-foot-4, 323-pound freshman Sean Rhyan, who starts at left tackle.

The results of the patchwork offensive line have been far from perfect. The Bruins average just 78 rushing yards per game and have allowed nine sacks in three games.

“They’re all good players,” center Boss Tagaloa said of his fellow offensive linemen. “It’s just a matter of our own selves just stepping up. It’s all in our own heads.”

Kelly has had to turn to young, under-developed talent at key positions due in part to a purge of experienced players when the coach took over. The Bruins lost dozens of players to the transfer portal, creating a roster disproportionately loaded with underclassmen and walk-ons. At least four walk-ons have played in all three games: linebackers Shea Pitts and Adam Cohen, receiver Ethan Fernea and tight end Greg Dulcich.

Kelly often cites the lack of player experience as a reason why UCLA has struggled. The coach’s tenure has gotten off to a disappointing 3-12 start, but his Washington State counterpart is not convinced that the Bruins are rebuilding from scratch.

“Make no mistake,” Leach said, “as you’re going down the path of singing the blues, keep in mind that virtually everybody on that roster had scholarship offers from nearly all of the conference.”

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Safety Quentin Lake was not seen on the field during practice Tuesday. The junior was working with trainers on the sideline Monday. UCLA coaches were not available for comment Tuesday. … Outside linebacker Keisean Lucier-South practiced in shoulder pads and shorts while the rest of his teammates practiced in full pad. Lucier-South is returning from a long academic suspension. … Kicker J.J. Molson made 3 of 3 field goals in practice. The senior has missed both of his attempts in games this year.

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Jon Pardi, shown here performing at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles in 2018, is one of the artists on the lineup for the 2020 Stagecoach Country Music Festival (File photo by Nick Agro, Contributing Photographer)

On Tuesday morning festival promoter Goldenvoice announced the lineup for next year’s Stagecoach Country Music Festival and it will see Thomas Rhett headline for the first time with Carrie Underwood and Eric Church returning as headliners.

Other big name artists slated to perform next year include Alan Jackson, Tanya Tucker, Marty Stuart and Neal McCoy. Billy Ray Cyrus and Lil Nas X, who performed smash hit “Old Town Road” together to cap off Stagecoach 2019, will each perform their own sets in 2020. There were also some more surprising inclusions on the lineup, namely rock band ZZ Top and Canadian singer-songwriter Bryan Adams.

People on social media went in a lot of different directions with some hailing the lineup as great and others saying they had seen better. Some people on the Twittersphere were still weighing whether they wanted to cancel existing plans or put down the cash for the three-day festival, which returns from April 24-26, 2020 at the Empire Polo Club in Indio.

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When the lineup hit, the excitement — for the most part — was palpable.

Some people were clearly ready to make Stagecoach a priority over a relationship.

And then there was having to make the choice between “one of the best lineups” you’ve ever seen and that pesky thing called graduation.

There were some detractors.

There were people who were very confused that Bryan Adams, he of “Summer of ’69” and “(Everything I Do) I Do It For You” fame was on the lineup.

And then there were people who were clearly just really excited about the barbecue.

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Two Kent County men were arrested on multiple illegal burning charges related to a fire in the Felton area earlier this month. Muhammad Iran, 29, and Muhammad Asim, 33, both of Felton, were cited on four charges at the property on Sandtown Road on April 4. Each charge carries a minimum fine of $100 each, according to the Delaware Department of Natural Resources & Environmental Control. Officers from DNREC's Environmental Crimes Unit responded at the request of the Felton Fire Company to investigate the fire. Firefighters from Harrington, Greensboro and Goldsboro also responded to assist.

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A group of Richard and Adam mega fans who have attracted members from across the globe have been given their very own radio slot.

The Richard and Adam Groupie Group was founded in February 2014 and has almost 1,200 members via its Facebook page.

On January 11, group founder Eleanor Tatler Hemmings and admin Karen Jones will launch the new show live on Radio Deeside from 11am-1pm.

It will feature a variety of music ranging from the 60s right through the decades to current chart hits as well as tracks from the Holywell brothers’ three albums.

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Eleanor, of Flint, says they have already done a practice one-hour show and can’t wait to get settled in their weekly slot.

She said: “It is so exciting! We have some really big plans for the show. We want to get the boys on to interview them as well as Ian Puleston-Davies from Corrie.

“Both me and Karen have had training but some of the other admin like Richard and Adam’s nan Lorna Slack, Jess Ballard, Philippa Pemberton and Gillian McDowell will also be joining us at some point.”

Eleanor says the groupies first got involved with Radio Deeside through their fundraising efforts and was thrilled to be offered their own show.

She added: “I was amazed and terrified at the same time but threw caution into the wind and grabbed the opportunity.

“I knew I would have the full support of my admin team and I would not be alone.

“The group is going from strength to strength on a daily basis and surprises me everyday.

“My dream is to get on TV once again, but this time on Lorraine’s sofa!”

Barry Dugdale, project manager at Radio Deeside, added: “Eleanor and Karen from the Richard and Adam Groupie Group are to join the team at Radio Deeside with their own show starting on January 11.

Each Sunday from 11am-1pm Eleanor and Karen will be taking all your requests and dedications in a traditional-style Sunday radio request show.

“So if its a birthday, anniversary or you want to send a get well message then Eleanor and Karen will be happy to hear from you via email sundayrequests@radiodeeside.com and of course each week they will set aside a little corner of the show to keep you up to date with everything that’s going on around Richard and Adam.”


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Dallas' homeless population is up for the second year in a row — as it is in many nearby cities

The number of homeless people in Dallas and Collin counties increased 9 percent over the past year, officials said Thursday in Dallas' annual State of the Homeless address.

As the number of homeless people rises in Dallas and Collin counties, the population is spreading into more cities, newly released figures show.

For the second year in a row, the number of homeless people in the two counties increased 9 percent, officials said Thursday at Dallas' annual State of the Homeless address. The total homeless population counted in 19 cities in the counties was 4,538, up from 4,140 in 2018.

Of the total, 1,452 people were unsheltered homeless — those who don't seek housing in shelters and live on the streets. That number is up 111 people over last year. People in emergency shelters account for about half the total, which also includes people in safe haven and transitional housing.

Data from the point-in-time count, a one-night census of the homeless conducted in January, shows the number of people without shelter increased in most of the cities where counts took place.

Some that found no homeless people in last year's census— Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Addison, Allen and Nevada — had counts to report in 2019.

Although the populations in some suburbs still numbered fewer than 10, the overall upward trend in the counties' homeless numbers discouraged advocates.

"I'm done stepping over people sleeping on the sidewalks," said Carl Falconer, who became Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance's president and chief executive in November.

The data show that the chronically homeless population — individuals with a disability who have experienced homelessness for at least a year — has grown by 11 percent.

The number of homeless veterans also spiked. The 23 percent increase means more than one in 10 homeless people in Dallas and Collin counties is a veteran.

"We have got to figure out what's going on here," Falconer said of the 431 former service members who were found in the January count. "Veterans are one of the few populations that actually have resources available to them."

Despite the bad news, some at the event Thursday said they took hope in Falconer's recent appointment to lead Metro Dallas Homeless Alliance.

"It's disheartening to see a 9 percent increase again," said Erin Moore, a candidate for the Dallas City Council's District 9 seat. "I think the increase was because of temporary gaps in [Homeless Alliance] leadership. I'm happy to see a passionate leader in Carl. His attitude and focus on rapid rehousing were the biggest positives today."

Short-term rapid rehousing helps people find places to live quickly without imposing significant restrictions such as job requirements. But that category accounts for only 6 percent of the total beds in Dallas' homeless response system.

Right now, 42 percent of beds are dedicated to emergency housing, but that is a more expensive option than short-term rapid rehousing and provides less of a return on the investment, Falconer said.

His goal is to coordinate the many local efforts that provide support systems, training and information.

"We need to agree on one strategic plan, and most of this is already being worked on," he said. "But we need one page to sing from."

Angela Gort of Dallas' Office of Homeless Solutions said she agreed with a lot of the plans set forth in Falconer's address.

"The situation here needs to be rectified," she said. "We as a community need to do something. It's not one person's problem; it's everyone's problem."

Not all the news in the homeless count was bad. The number reported in Irving dropped from 39 last year to 22. Plano found 47 people this year, compared with 80 in 2018.

And Falconer said that though Dallas continues to fall short of its needs for affordable housing, some trends in real estate may offer creative solutions.

For example, he said, gentrification poses a challenge to affordable housing, but city leaders can figure low- and mixed-income opportunities into neighborhoods to provide new opportunities for permanent shelter.

Among the people attending the address at Goodwill Industries of Dallas was C. Leon Holeman, who has overcome homelessness and is pursuing graduate studies.

"I'm glad there's an ongoing effort to actually solve the problem," he said. "But the problem is getting worse, when you look at the data."

Sarah Sarder. Sarah Sarder is a graduate of the University of North Texas in Denton, where she received Bachelor's degrees in journalism and political science. She is a North Texas native who previously worked for the Denton Record-Chronicle as a business reporter and spent four years as news reporter and editor at the North Texas Daily. @sarderrr
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FriendFeed sounds cooler than it is?

General disclaimer: I haven't looked into this intensively and I hope that someone will leave a comment explaining how to fix my frustrations with this service.

I first heard about FriendFeed from one of Brett's blog posts. I thought, "that sounds cool!" Later, Will invited me, and again I thought "cool!" Today I got an email saying that Will and Bill had commented on my feed. Cool! How did they do that?

Five minutes later, after I found my "Friend Feed" and added it to Google Reader, I had my answer. I was also immediately annoyed.
My "Friends Feed," which is the one I assume is supposed to make my life easier by aggregating everything my friends do into one feed, includes things I did as well instead of just things my friends did. I don't need to be reminded of everything I do on the web. I was there after all. FriendFeed really needs to let me filter out stuff I don't care about.I really don't like micro-blogs. They're bo…
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PyS60 GPS on the Nokia N95

The PyS60 shell allows you to connect via Bluetooth to a Python console on your phone. But, on the Mac at least, it's really awful. There's no readline support and if you mistype, you're pretty much guaranteed to get a weird syntax error due to some invisible characters I assume.

When I tried the location module example in the PyS60 documentation, I got a "Permission Denied" error. It turns out, you need to get a dev cert and sign the unsigned version of the PyS60 Python Script Shell.
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SL4A r2 Released

So, what's new?

Context menus have been replaced with quick action menus.Events generated by an API call are now documented in the API reference and the API browser.Folder support added to the script list. However, copying and moving scripts is not yet supported.Renaming support added to the script list.Scripts distributed as APKs can now be started for result. Scripts launched from SL4A can not yet be started for result.Bug fixes:
The camera and video recording APIs will hopefully work on more devices now.Fixed Bluetooth API documentation.Fixed duplicate events piling up in the event queue.Under the covers:
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Bob Marley and Wailers "The Pioneers of Reggae Music"

"Bob Marley and Wailers" - Reggae Music's legend Bob Marley birth

name Robert Nesta Marley was born on February 6, 1945, in Nine Miles St. Anns Jamaica to Norval Sinclair Marley and Cedella Booker.

Bob Marley was the leader of his reggae group called "The Wailers".

The Wailers were formed when self-taught musician Hubert Winston McIntosh (Peter Tosh) met the singers Neville Livingston (Bunny Wailer), and Robert Nesta Marley (Bob Marley) in 1963.

 The group was developed from the earlier ska vocal group, the Wailers, created by Marley with Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer in 1963. By late 1963 singers Junior Braithwaite, Beverley Kelso, and Cherry Smith had joined on.

The group was first known as the Teenagers, the Wailing Rudeboys, the Wailing Wailers and finally just the Wailers.

Bob Marley & The Wailers consisted of Bob Marley himself as a guitarist, songwriter and lead singer, Bunny, and Peter Tosh.

The Wailers Band as the backing band, and the I Threes as backup vocalists. The I-Threes consisted of Bob Marley's wife Rita Marley, Judy Mowatt and Marcia Griffiths.

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The I Three commonly called I Threes, were formed in 1974 to support Bob Marley and the Wailers after Peter Tosh and Bunny Wailer.

The Wailers Band included the brothers Carlton and Aston "Family Man" Barrett on drums and bass respectively, Junior Marvin and Al Anderson on lead guitar, Tyrone Downie and Earl "Wya" Lindo on keyboards, and Alvin "Seeco" Patterson on percussion.

After Bunny Wailer and Peter Tosh left the band in 1974, Marley began touring with new band members. His new backing band included the Barrett brothers, Junior Marvin and Al Anderson on lead guitar, Tyrone Downie and Earl "Wya" Lindo on keyboards, and Alvin "Seeco" Patterson on percussion.

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Bob Marley and wailers are loved all over the world. One of their biggest hit was "Simmer Down".

Bob Marley and Wailers first tour came in 1978 when he visited Kenya, Africa and the home of Rastafarian-ism, Ethiopia. He also visited the Madison Square Gardens in the USA that same year, he then became ill and was diagnosed with cancer.

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and the Wailers, Peter Tosh, and Bunny Wailer all enjoyed considerable success as reggae music continued to gain popularity during the 1970s and 1980s.

One of their last performances that included Marley was in 1980 at Madison Square Garden. Several of the group's members have died subsequent to Marley's death in 1981: Carlton Barrett and Tosh (both murdered) in 1987, Braithwaite in 1999, and Smith in 2008.  Former keyboardist Earl Lindo died on 4 September 2017.

Bunny Wailer and Beverley Kelso are the only surviving members of the group's original line-up presently (2017).

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Today this legend lives on, carrying the reggae music banner high worldwide.

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Our Pop Diva Hen Party will teach you how to move to the latest songs in the Pop chart – mixing commercial moves from music videos, jazz, salsa, hip hop and even belly dancing. Think Beyonce, Shakira, Kaite, Cristina, Hips and Heels! All our parties are great one for beginners, and you'll be amazed to see how much you can learn in just one class. You'll be left with a great party trick whenever your favorite song comes on.

You'll be surprised to see how much you can learn in just two hours! Our qualified dance instructors will start you off with a bit of a warmup and show you some basic commercial dance moves and techniques, IN YOUR HEELS! They will then teach you a routine to the song you have chosen, such as our biggest hit, Beyonce's 'Single Ladies', with a grand finale performance!

  • 1 1/2 or 2 hour dance lesson

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  • Pick your song for the routine!

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Dance Director
Paola has been working with Zoo since 2009 and has been an integral part of the Zoo “machine”. Now as our Dance Director, Paola sits in the driver's seat at Zoo and specialises in choreography for productions, TV, Film & events. She started dancing age 6 competing in rock’n’roll & boogie boogie. She studied ballet and jazz before becoming a professional dancer and choreographer in Rome, then London.
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Jessica is the founder of Zoo, and our Creative Director. Her role at Zoo revolves around managing the staff and overseeing that all projects at Zoo remain true to our core values of creativity and personal development. Jessica is also the mastermind behind CheerConditioning.Academy - our cheerleading fitness online platform for the international cheer community.
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Shanique is the Head Coach for ZR Cheerleaders and teaches our weekly classes at Soho Gyms. Having been cheerleading since 2008, she started at Kingston University where she gained her BA Degree in Dance. She has a cheer coaching qualification and has coached from minis to university teams, taught cheer and dance classes in local schools been a competitive cheer athlete at Unity Allstars. She has also been a part of Zoo for many years, competing with the pom dance team and performing at events.
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Our professional team of dancers at Zoo Riot have a wealth of experience, technique sprinkled with that extra Zoo magic! Available for performances, events and media productions - explore our dancers profiles!
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The ZR Crew is made up of Zoo Riot members who have been with Zoo for 1 year or more, or who come from a professional dance background. Everyone on the ZR Crew has a small role to help the running of our dance club, to take care of our community of members, but also to teach parties, manage events and think of fun things for Zoo to do!
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Billy Bell, Travel Vlogger

If you're a Billy Bell fan (and if you're not, we're not friends anymore), you know that Billy recently joined the very prestigious Cedar Lake Contemporary Ballet. If you're a Cedar Lake fan (and if not, again, we just don't get you), you know that the company tours all over the place on a regular basis.

But here's something you may not know: Cedar Lake recently launched a new behind-the-scenes video series following its dancers around the world. New films will be posted on the company's blog every Tuesday—and they're hosted by none other than our friend, Mr. Bell.

Check out the first installment below, featuring the troupe rehearsing and then hitting the road en route to their first stop: Turin, Italy. Needless to say, the dance footage is pretty spectacular, and with cutie-pie Billy as our tour guide, it's sort of hard to go wrong here. Don't forget to tune in next week for a peek at their Italy performances!

(Want even more Billy? Check out this episode of Dance212, where we meet the members of Billy's Lunge Dance Collective.)

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We figure, if you're going to be watching TV anyways, why not make it dancy TV? After all, watching pros dance on-screen is basically dance class homework...or at least we'll say it is. Here are five of the danciest TV shows for you to watch—and where to find them.

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The Making of "Center Stage," as Remembered by Its Dance Stars

Whether you first watched it in a theater two decades ago or on Netflix last week, odds are you feel a deep connection to Center Stage. The cult classic, which premiered May 12, 2000, is arguably the greatest dance film ever made. (Dance obsessives might take issue with the "cult" before "classic," not to mention the "dance" before "film.") Jody Sawyer's ballet journey—which combines oh-wow-I've-had-those-blisters realism with wait-does-she-have-magic-color-changing-pointe-shoes fantasy—stands the test of time, early-aughts fashion be darned. We've memorized its highly quotable lines, laughed with (and, gently, at) its heroes, and been inspired by its sincere love of dance and dancers.

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2020 Dance Grads: We Want to Put You on Our Cover!

Hello, all you members of the great Dance Class of 2020. With the world on lockdown, this hasn't been the graduation season you expected. You likely weren't able to go to prom; your commencement ceremonies have probably been delayed or canceled; and you might not have been able to take your planned-for final bow onstage.

Since you're missing out on so much, we'd like to give you a virtual ovation, to recognize all you've accomplished. And what's the highest honor we can bestow? The cover of Dance Spirit!

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  • If you're a high school or college senior dancer, use this form to submit your information and dance portrait.
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Close your eyes. Still your mind and focus on yourself. It's not easy with so many stressors in our lives, but you can have a little slice of heaven in your own home by creating a tranquil space.

“Life is challenging in the 21st century. We multitask and are on call 24/7, tied to our computers and smartphones,” says Christel Autuori, a longtime Ridgefield resident, yoga instructor, and director of the Institute for Holistic Health Studies at Western Connecticut State University in Danbury, emphasizing the need for a serene space to rest, regroup and reset. “Having a designated space provides a safe haven, an oasis of peace and serenity to stop and catch our breath, and clear our heads before returning to the rest of life.”

Autuori explains that the room should incorporate natural lighting, or subdued artificial lighting; soft furnishings, such as comfy cushions or an inviting chair; and soft, spa-type music to ease the mind. “Ideally, this space should have a window so you can look out at grass, trees, birds, clouds, and other gifts of nature. Or, you can have photographs or pictures of natural scenes as it’s been proven people relax and heal more readily when looking at nature,” she says.

Keep the space free of clutter and distraction, Autuori advises, but include accessories such as tabletop fountains or small waterfalls; photos of special places or people; religious icons; and aromatherapy using essential oil diffusers that help ease anxiety. “Himalayan salt lamps emit negative ions which enhance the immune system and promote health at the cellular level and help clear the air of airborne allergens, toxins and pollutants,” Autuori explains. “Spending time in nature promotes a sense of calm and peace, so include a piece of driftwood, colored leaves or berries, fresh flowers, shells or sand from the beach.”

Autuori also owns her own business, Integrative Health of Connecticut, which was founded on the premise that we all have the innate capacity to create and maintain health and wellness. “We provide health and lifestyle coaching, consulting and education, stress management programs and workshops, and gentle yoga, relaxation, and meditation classes for individuals of all ages,” Autuori says.

Susan Buzaid, who is co-owner, with Robin Curnan, of Olley Court in Ridgefield, explains a calm space can be an entire room; a library; a master bathroom; part of a closet; or anywhere that suits the design of the home and a homeowner’s needs and personality. “If someone is a reader, they might find solace in a library with a fireplace and no media. For an athlete, we can create a gym with an area for contemplation and meditation. Yogis need an escape to breathe and focus,” says Buzaid, noting individual health and wellness priorities factor into the space and style.

“For a yoga area, it’s pale colors, soft towels, a mat, perhaps a plant, and calm meditative art. If you need to be reminded to breathe, perhaps an abstract art piece with the written word breathe!” says Buzaid who uses organic fabrics such as linen, cotton, wool or hides. “For small spaces, a chaise or a modern chair with an ottoman draped with a comfy throw and pillow is perfect. These spaces should be layered with texture and calm in color.” Lighting and music sets the tone. “You should have levels of lighting. Ceiling, wall and table lighting is important even in a small room. For calm, use one with more yellow light,” says Buzaid.

A bedroom can be a refuge to relax and restore. “A bedroom can be tailored to personal taste, needs and comfort. A spa-like bedroom requires a comfortable mattress, quality linens, plump pillows and fluffy comforters. A cozy chair and ottoman is a welcome addition,” says Debra Sippel, president of Design by Debra Sippel in Fairfield, who explains a private space should reflect what’s most important to the homeowner. “This extends far beyond style to include both physical items and feelings that bring comfort and peace. Artwork or a meaningful photo that evokes a happy memory, a gift from a loved one, something purchased on a relaxing vacation, or something handmade is appropriate to add to the ambience.”

Sippel suggests using wallpaper made from natural fibers such as silk or grass cloth with subtle patterns, serene colors and tone-on-tone motifs. “A bedroom needs to be softly lit for relaxing and reflecting. When selecting light bulbs, choose soft or warm white with a dimmer feature. A chandelier is a beautiful touch, candles can add a calming fragrance, and some clients prefer the comfort of a ceiling fan.” For accessories, Sippel recommends a soft rug, a beautiful lamp, a vase filled with fragrant fresh flowers or a soft fern or topiary, and a place to set a glass of wine or cup of tea. “Privacy and room darkening window treatments are an important consideration in creating a bedroom sanctuary.”

According to Laura Freed Ancona, co-owner with Christy Abate of The Angel Cooperative® in Ridgefield, “It’s important that people feel their homes are their sanctuaries where they can escape and relax,” says Ancona. “Carving out a dedicated room or area helps promote that sense of peace and tranquility, especially in households where there are busy kitchens and family rooms, offices, and playrooms.”

Color influences moods and emotions, so Abate advises using soft, neutral colors to provide a sense of calm. “Painting walls a warm neutral or robin’s egg blue will evoke a peaceful feeling. Incorporate other soothing colors like lavenders, greens, peaches and other earth tones into paint, bedding, artwork, fabrics or decorative objects,” she says. Adding music helps slow and deepen your breathing. “Playlists can include sounds of nature or chimes, bells or singing bowls. Select music with gentle waves, mountain streams, chirping birds, a gentle breeze, rustling leaves.”

The Angel Cooperative carries home décor and spiritual products that create a sense of harmony and balance, including crystals, candles, incense, statuary, and meditation cushions. Also, it’s home to the first Shungite Room in the U.S., a room made of the natural material that’s known to have healing powers. Abate, an interior designer certified in feng shui, uses the ancient Chinese design philosophy to create spaces with the right energetic and harmonic balance. “Creating a serene space allows you to have a space that supports you, your goals, and intentions,” she says.

Reconnect your mind/body/spirit in your own hideaway. “It’s critical for one’s peace of mind, and health and well-being,” says Autuori. “Develop a habit of giving oneself the gift of serenity and stillness for a few moments each day.”

Christy Abate offers tips on how to incorporate feng shui into a space or room:

1. Designate a space in your home for meditation. It should not be near the main door or above or below the kitchen or bathroom. It can be in a quiet corner of the living room or bedroom or a dedicated separate room.

2. Remove clutter.

3. Cleanse and bless the space asking for prosperity and peace. Burn sage to release any negative energies.

4. Remove shoes before entering to leave stress and the outside world from coming inside.

5. Include a cushion for sitting, artwork that evokes a peaceful feeling, a surface to burn candles/incense, objects or statues that reflect your religion or beliefs, and plants, such as lilies, bamboo, and jade (plants have vibrant chi and draw chi to them).

6. In feng shui, every room includes something representing the five elements — wood, earth, metal, fire, and water. Incorporating these helps one to stay grounded, centered and connected to the environment. Each element is represented by a color. Incorporate an object or color representing the five elements. For example, include a wooden bowl with pebbles next to a vase with fresh cut red flowers and a white candle.

Black = water; green = wood; red = fire; yellow, tan, and brown = earth; white = metal.

7. Open windows for fresh air and to move chi around the space. Allow light in the room.

8. Add a faceted crystal above your head where you meditate or in front of your gaze. It should be hung by a red string in multiple lengths of 9”. Crystals bring more light into a space and move energy around to create better flow.


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Spectre Cell Report #2: Witness Me!

A Fond Welcome

Good afternoon everyone and welcome to the Spectre Cell report! There’s a lot going on for the entire clan this month: criminals in the streets, riots across Estle City, and enemies around every corner. No doubt as Spectres we’ll be caught up right in the thick of it.

News and Updates

Brotherhood News

Big changes going on lately in the Brotherhood. Reports abound, and for those of you who haven’t yet seen them, here’s some of what the Dark Council has to say.

  • Fist Report&Fist Supplemental - Drac isn’t lying when he says you might actually want to read this one. Big changes have come to the DJB’s gaming community and for those of you into gaming out there you might want to read up. The supplemental report is no less important either, announcing support for a new gaming platform into the cavalcade of changes.

  • P:Fist Report - Gaming news seems to dominate the feed lately and even the Praetor to the fist has something to say on the matter. If the reports from the fist himself didn’t satisfy, you should be sure to give it a look.

  • Voice Report - Not to be outdone, the Voice has also issued a recent report. For those of you who strive to keep up to date on the brotherhood’s fiction, this is where you can find the latest updates.

  • Regent Report - If you spend the week agonizing over your characters loadout and endlessly customizing their equipment like I do, the Regents report might be relevant to your needs. Keep up to date about all the upcoming changes to the possessions system and get ahead of the curve.

  • Master at Arms Report - Reports from the Master at Arms are always a joy to read, and this one even more so because of a very special announcement. Qyreia Arronan, Galeres native and Quaestor, has been given a job as Magistrate to the Master at Arms. Give our the red devil a hand!

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  • House Galeres Report - A Galeres report prepared by our resident fake murder-lizard, Skar! Be sure to head over and take a look at what that warm-blooded pretender has to say.

  • Arcona Consul Report - Some of the biggest news Arcona has gotten in a long time, the latest consul report annonces the continuation of the long-awaited Sins of the Past storyline. Join in with the rest of the clan and find out how the slothfather managed to screw it all up this time around.

A Wild Project Appears!

More locally here in Spectre Cell, I'd like to start searching for people to work on updating Spectre Cells wiki page and related lore. Right now what we have is rather bare-bones, and scattered in a number of places, so I'd like to get a small team together to work on getting everything polished and up to date! Shiny kudos abound for anybody interested! Be sure to contact me either over Telegram, or through my email at [Log in to view e-mail addresses]

Ongoing Competitions

  • Sins of the Past Episode 4 - It’s here folks! A continuation of Arcona’s clan storyline. If you want a chance to be a part of crafting the clans future, here’s your chance!

  • Monthly Gaming Challenge - The Fist staff continues their proud tradition of monthly gaming challenges, offering a fun and easy source of medals for the joystick jockeys around here.

  • MAA Puzzle Series - A casual, fun way to spend an afternoon doing some puzzles for the fist. Have fun, relax, and you might even get a medal out of it!

  • Operation Tempered Iron - A competition near and dear to my heart, the ACC is currently running an open competition! Join in on the matchmaking and show your combat-writing skills by kicking butt and taking names in the ACC

In Closing

In keeping with my last report I’d like to reiterate how proud I am to be the leader of Spectre Cell. Really, you guys are awesome and the community we have here in the DJB is like nothing I’ve ever been apart of. So as I sign off my report I’d like to offer my thanks to all of you for being the crazy frakkers that you are.

~Your favorite murderlizard, Grot

You have been witnessed. Carry on, Spectre Cell.

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