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Article Title: The London Olympics in 1908 and 2012
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When London first hosted the Olympics back in 1908, tug-of-war was an official sport, the budget was just 80,000 pounds, and African and Asian nations weren't even invited. As London prepares to welcome the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we discover what's changed over 104 years.
Organisation
1908: The 1908 Olympics were originally awarded to Rome but the Italians pulled out, citing the cost of reconstruction following an eruption of Mount Vesuvius. London stepped in as host city and, despite the rushed preparations, pulled together one of the best organised of the first Games.
2012: London beat favourites Paris to host the 2012 Games by 54 votes to 50. The result was received in London with huge cheers by flag-waving supporters who had gathered in Trafalgar Square to hear the news.
The Olympic Stadium
1908: For the first time, a dedicated Olympic Stadium was built. Known as White City, the new arena had space for 68,000 spectators and took just 10 months to build at a cost of 60,000 pounds.
2012: The 2012 stadium is currently being built on an 'island' in the Olympic Park, Stratford. Construction on the 80,000-capacity stadium began in 2008 and is expected to be completed next year.
Diversity at the Games
1908: There was little diversity to be found at the 1908 Olympics. The first Paralympic Games wasn't held until 1960 so there were no disabled athletes, and out of the 2,008 competing athletes, just 37 were women.
2012: There are now 205 National Olympic Committees, each representing a different country from Uzbekistan to Uganda. 10,500 athletes are expected to take part in the 2012 Olympic Games, and 4,200 in the Paralympics.
Opening ceremony
1908: For the first time, the competitors paraded behind their countries' flags. However the flags of Sweden and the United States were not displayed in the main stadium, provoking furious protests. The Swedes boycotted the ceremony, while Team American refused to dip their flag to the Royal Box.
2012: Opening ceremonies have become a huge part of the Olympics, watched by one in three people around the world. Something that didn't exist in 1908 but is a key element of the festivities today is the Olympic Flame, which was first lit at the 1928 Amsterdam Games.
Duration of the Games
1908: The 4th Olympic games began on 27 April 1908 and ended on 21 October 1908 an incredible stretch of nearly 6 months!
2012: The 2012 Olympics is due to kick off on 27 July and will end on 12 August. The Paralympic Games will follow, taking place from 29 August to 9 September.
Strange sports
1908: Bicycle polo, tug-of-war and motor-boating were some of the more unusual (and since dropped) Olympic sports in 1908.
2012: The 26 sports that make up the Olympics today include beach volleyball, basketball and taekwondo. Who knows what the 1908 athletes would have made of them!
Courage under fire
1908: Dorando Pietri won the marathon to huge roars from the stadium audience. In the scorching July heat, he collapsed 5 times en route and even ran the wrong way in the final stages. The Italian athlete was later stripped of his gold medal for having been helped over the finishing line by officials but his near-death experience made him a worldwide hero.
2012: Oscar Pistorius was banned from competing as an able-bodied athlete in the Beijing Olympics after the IAAF decided his artificial running legs gave him an unfair advantage. The determined South African sprinter fought and overturned the ruling and has now set his sights on the 2012 Games.
Gold medals
1908: Great Britain topped the Olympic table with an incredible 56 gold medals, more than double the second-ranked United States team who won 23 gold.
2012: How many medals will Team GB win this year? Place your bets now!
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Article Title: How to Find Cheap London Theatre Tickets
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Live entertainment has been a long-standing entertainment tradition and what better city to enjoy these venues than London? A night at the theatre gives spectators a chance to have live interaction with their entertainment. The biggest misconception of theatre is that it is an expensive night out. Considering current family activity trends, such as theme parks and shopping excursions, theatre has actually become one of the less expensive alternatives.
Finding tickets for London's West End Theatre and Musicals can be a daunting challenge. With numerous websites offering deals and apparently low price tickets online and even more vendors throughout the streets of Leicester Square, it is understandably difficult to find a good deal. Everyone is shouting about half price tickets or severely reduced prices, but how do you know if it's a genuine offer? Is it safe to give out your card details? Or will you grab a great price but turn up to find yourself with a view of half the stage or just so far away that the actors look like ants? Here's our guide for how to find tickets at an affordable, low price but from a safe and secure vendor.
Tickets bought online in advance, can often be significantly reduced. These tickets aren't just for seats up in the gods or with restricted views. Seats in the stalls or grand circle are readily available. Musicals with offers at the moment feature Jersey Boys, Avenue Q, We Will Rock You and Chicago. Tickets in the stalls could be as low as 25 pounds if you get in there early enough.
Among the popular titles offered range from the elusive Les Miserables to children's favorite The Lion King. Hairspray, Mama Mia! and Stomp are fun musicals everyone in the family will love. If you are looking for a night away from the kids for a date night, Dreamboats and Petticoats dazzles with musical stylings from the sixties. If you want more comedy in your theatre experience, Avenue Q is a must-see. Puppets and people combine in a frenzy of comedic spins on current social issues. Tony Award-winning The Little Dog Laughed features an amazing cast telling the story of a gay man pressured to stay quiet about his lifestyle while in the midst of a crazy love triangle.
Movie enthusiasts get the best of both worlds when their favorite films hit the stage. Dirty Dancing is stunning on stage and Sister Act engages theatre-goers with fantastic musical numbers. Known for its popularity on both stage and screen, Grease! is always a fan favorite. Bringing teens and young adults to see the live version of their favorite films, such as Legally Blonde gives them a sense of personal connection and adds to the family theatre experience.
To sum up, it shouldn't be difficult to find a good deal online with many safe, secure, genuine offers out there. This means that anyone can find cheap London theatre tickets online, no matter when you book.
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Article Title: Types of Bras: Revealing the Mystery
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You can't examine bra types without first asking--underwire or soft cup? The fact is, if you're wearing a cup size that's B or higher and you're looking for solid support, you probably want an underwire bra. Soft cups are a great option for women who cannot wear underwire bras (for reasons such as recent breast surgery, breastfeeding or for young women whose breasts are just developing), but most women require a little more support and shape to their bust. Underwire bras can come in a multitude of different styles, as the wiring under the cups allows more support with less fabric.
Another category to decide on right away is padded vs. unpadded. It's not necessarily true that padded bras are only for smaller busted women, although push-up bras fall into this category. Besides providing some enhancement to your figure, padded bras can be padded for comfort, for a more pleasingly round shape or for a little lift to a bust line that has begun to droop. Naturally, there are bras with more padding, and those can help a woman who wants a little more size to help fill out her tops. Some padded bras come with removable pads so that the degree of lift and enhancement can be altered to suit your mood and outfit.
If your bra cup is larger than a D, a good everyday choice for you is a full-cup bra. This style of bra provides complete coverage for the bust, allowing for even more support. This style of bra is great for a woman with a larger bust that requires more coverage for pleasing shape and lift. While the phrase 'full-cup' might conjure up images of your mother's sturdy, plain white bra, full-cup bras come in a whole host of colors and fabrics, making them a very attractive choice inside and out of your shirt.
When wearing a v-neck shirt, sometimes it's difficult to keep your bra from showing above the neckline. This is where a plunge bra comes in handy. Similar to the design of a v-neck blouse, a plunge bra has a very deep separation between the cups, allowing for visible cleavage. They also provide a little more lift and separation, which can give the illusion of larger breasts, making them a good choice for any woman looking to enhance her assets.
A demi or half cup bra is typically cut slightly above the nipple line and provides less coverage, but a pleasing lift. A lot of demi-cup bras have smaller underwires and are designed with an inward tilt to provide cleavage enhancement. These bras are typically cut straight across the breasts and have a wider center portion to allow for good support. This is a great bra for a petite woman who frequently has problems with the placement and size of a typical underwire bra or for women who don't need as much support as a full cup.
A balconette bra provides more coverage than a demi or half cup bra, covering more than half of the breast. It differs from the half-cup in the center portion, which is typically cut in a more v-shaped pattern and not straight across the bust. This provides more visible cleavage, which is a good look under dipped necklines.
A specialized kind of bra that most new mothers need for as long as they nurse their child is a drop-cup or nursing bra. This bra has hooks at the top of each cup, near the straps, that allow the cup to be dropped down under the breast so the mother can discreetly breastfeed her child. While these bras used to be rather unattractive and come in white or off white only, they're now available in quite a wide range of fabrics and styles.
As you can see, it's impossible to have just one style of bra with different outfits, you'll want to select a different bra that provides the best look under your top. It's a good idea to have a variety of styles of bras so that you can look your best underneath any type of shirt or blouse.
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Article Title: Guide to Leasing Volkswagen Cars
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Volkswagen vehicles have gained a reputation over the decades for their reliability and engineering. Many car owners have become loyal Volkswagen customers after having favourable experience with these vehicles. An option to owning one's own car is to lease the vehicle instead.
New vehicles can be leased from official franchised Volkswagen dealerships. Leasing a car in this way is quite similar to owning a car as the vehicle comes with a full manufacturer's warranty. The leasing companies are able to offer new cars at such low rates because they get special discounts when purchasing large numbers of cars for the purpose of leasing. The leasing companies typically pass on some of cost savings to their customers.
In today's high tech world, one can easily lease a Volkswagen or other car right over the internet. Car leasing web sites allow consumers to save time and energy in finding the car that is right for them, and in completing all the necessary applications online. Many internet car leasing companies also include free delivery of the car throughout the United Kingdom.
Not all companies are equal though, and one should shop around for a reputable site with a track record of providing good results for customers.
A large number of websites lease Volkswagen cars and you should be able to find the model you want online. Most sites will allow web surfers to search for cars based on various criteria including make, model, fuel type, gearbox, trim level, number of doors, and body style. Popular type of Volkswagen cars for lease include:
EOS Coupe Cariolet
Golf Estate
Passat CC Saloon
Tiguan Estate
Scirocco Coupe
Golf Plus Hatchback
Passat Estate
Passat Saloon
Jetta Saloon
Polo Hatchback
Fox Hatchback
Phaeton Saloon
Beetle Hatchback
Beetle Cabriolet
Thus, if one is interested in a Jetta Saloon, they can choose from petrol or diesel fuel type. The transmission can be manual or automatic, with S, SE or Sport trim levels. The customer can also choose CO2 emission levels measured in g/km. Most car leasing sites will allow users to sort the results of any search by such considerations as rental price and best value.
Is leasing the right option for me?
Purchasing a new car can be a hassle especially if one likes to have the latest models. Anyone who buys a new car every couple of years, can save quite a lot of money by leasing a car instead. Leasing is a great option for those who want to drive the newest models, but have a hard time affording the purchase price of a new car.
Also, there are the added difficulties of having to sell one's old car every time a new vehicle is purchased. Selling a car can also be fairly inexpensive since one will often have to advertise the car in the marketplace. So you have to evaluate all the costs involved in purchasing and selling a car, and then subtract the price that the car will be sold for. Then divide the remainder by the amount of months that you will own the car.
The resulting price can then be compared to the monthly rental price of leasing the same car. Then you also have to consider the energy and hassle that will need to be expended in selling your old car. After a careful analysis, most customers will quickly realize that leasing a car is a better option than purchasing a new car every few years.
Some differences between leasing and owning
If you choose to lease a Volkswagen car, you will still be responsible for providing insurance for that car during the lease period. If the car should be damaged to an extent that your insurance does not cover the full costs of repair or replacement, then normally the insurance company will handle the matter directly with the leasing company. However, the customer should make sure to check on how the insurance policy deals with such matters.
Sometimes it may be easier to finance more expensive model cars as compared to vehicles that sell for a lower price. The reason for this discrepancy is that there are other factors that are considered in setting the monthly rental price. One important factor is the residual value, or the value of the vehicle predicted for the end of the lease term. If cars have higher residual, they may have lower monthly rental prices than cars with lower purchase prices.
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Article Title: Top 10 Reasons to Visit the Oxford Botanical Gardens
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Oxford Botanical Gardens are some of the most beautiful gardens in England, with many rare species and breath taking sites to be seen. Below, you will find a list of the ten must-see exhibits that any visitor would enjoy.
1. A wonderful warmup for the rest of the garden is the bearded iris bed. If caught when the bed is in full bloom, it's hard not to be impressed by the multitudes of irises. There are even some species of iris that can only be found at Oxford, and are not grown anywhere else in the world.
2. The 1648 collection is an almost stereotypically English garden. It's full of tulips, hazel, and other species that grow well in the English climate. This particular collection is based around a sampling of the 1648 catalogue of the botanical gardens' collections.
3. A stroll through the water garden should be on the list of any visitors to the botanical gardens. The newly added river walk expanded this garden in 2001. There's also a pond which is home to many types of English fowl, such as the moorhen and the nesting coot. This garden is also known for its dragonflies.
4. The Danby gateway is one of the three entrances to the gardens that were built in 1633. The early Baroque style of the gateway marks the first time that classical architecture was used at Oxford. It was built by the famous English architect, Nicholas Stone. While visitors today probably won't care that Charles I and Charles II are the men in classical poses on the archway, the Danby gateway is still a remarkable piece of architectural history and beauty.
5. Restricted by the gateway's size, the rock garden's stones all had to be hand-delivered on carts due to the narrowness of the gateway and the width of a modern automobile. The plants found in this garden tend to come from high altitudes. The east side of the rock garden contains plants from Europe, while the west side contains plants from all over the world.
6. Those familiar with Lewis Carroll's work might recognize the tropical lily house. Featured in the original artwork by Sir John Tenniel, visitors will appreciate the literary connection to Alice In Wonderland as well as the water lilies that are grown in the tanks. There are also a few tropical economic plants such as sugar cane and bananas the grow alongside the lilies.
7. A surprisingly diverse array of cultivars can be found around the borders of the walled gardens. The microclimates formed by the various bends in the wall and the length of direct sunlight make for some small gardens that are very different from everything else at the Oxford Botanical Gardens. For instance, a bamboo garden is found along the southeast wall border. A South African bed can be found at the northeast. Mediterranean plants manage to find an English home in the microclimate provided by the north wall.
8. Not as out-and-out gorgeous as many other beds, the economic beds contain the plants that are and previously were used at Oxford for purposes other than food. A couple of the choices seem downright bizarre today, such as the choice of stinging nettle to make a type of cloth that was considered to be superior to linen.
9. Even the kids will love the insectivorous house. This greenhouse holds a collection of carnivorous plants from around the world, including the famous Venus flytrap. Every single plant here has some form of trapping and digesting unwary insects.
10. If you came to the Oxford Botanical Gardens, the core exhibit should be at the top of the list of things to see. The family beds comprise the majority of the walled garden. Each of these beds is an entire collection of plants from one related family. These beds are constantly changed as DNA evidence allows for a more accurate picture of how plant life evolved. Most of the family beds are quite pretty as well, and the variety ensures that there's something blooming through most of the spring, summer, and autumn.
The Oxford Botanical Gardens contain more than just these highlights, so be sure to devote at least a whole day to see everything. Half of a day should suffice for visitors that just want to hit the high spots and are willing to keep moving. Amateur gardeners, plant aficionados, and professional horticulturalists will all find a trip to the botanical gardens worthwhile. When planning a visit, be sure to check in advance to see what's in bloom.
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Acne troubles most of us, no matter when we are teenagers or when we grow up. Even stars like Cameron Diaz and Alicia Silverstone also suffer from acne problems. One of the main reasons of acne formation is the blockage of pores. As a result, we must wash our face every day to control excessive oil secretion. However, it is better to be informed that some food or habits in daily life also contribute the growth of acne formation. But sometimes we ignore them. To prevent and eliminate acne, a list of culprits in acne eruption that you must pay attention to.
We don't know if the acne at Cameron Diaz's face is caused by one or many of these factors, but it is still worth to learn!
Chocolate
Acne and diet issue has been studied for many years. Although some dermatologists claimed that diet is not associated with acne formation, many still hold that dietary factors can trigger and aggravated acne outbreaks. It is true that sweet foods can stimulate the oil gland, causing excessive oil production that block skin pores. A sweet like chocolate is really a threat for the sensitive or allergy-prone skin. In fact, not everyone has allergic reactions to sweets. It just depends on the type of your skin. Anyway, if you have acne, you are well advised to stop sweets. In addition, less sugar in your food is also good for your health.
Toothpaste
Toothpaste is once a home remedy for acne. But the question is, does it really work for pimples? Some people say yes, others say no. The truth is that toothpaste having high amounts of chlorides may clog skin pores and thus create pimples. If you usually have acne on the chin, you'd better use chloride-free toothpaste and wash your face after brushing your teeth.
Animal Fat
Some people feel that greasy food may cause a flare-up of acne for them. But there is no proof that eating certain food has something to do with the development and course of acne. In reality, only animal fat is associated with acne formation. Experts have found that excessive intake of animal fat leads to the over-activity of sebaceous glands, resulting in clogged skin pores. A healthy diet with more vegetables and little meat is recommended, especially avoiding cheese, beef, mutton, pork, chicken, fish.
Wine
Research indicates that drinking wine in moderate amount can be very beneficial for your health. However, just a little wine can make acne conditions worse. This is because wine can impair lung function and weaken the immune system. Moreover, allergies can also lead to excessive sebum secretion, resulting in acne breakout. Together with stress and lake of sleep, acne problems are probably more serious than before. Therefore, no drinking is the best option.
Constipation and Intestine Disorders
Long-term constipation and intestine disorders are another two factors responsible for causing acne. The most common cause of constipation is a diet low in fiber found in vegetables, fruits, and whole grains and high in fats found in cheese, eggs, and meats. A healthy diet and increased exercise can reliably improve constipation. Drinking a glass of ice water every morning and massage your abdomen are also good for bowel movements and help most people find relief.
As a famous saying goes "Prevention is better than cure." Good habits for good health. We will win the battle against acne at last.
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Article Title: Dublin Beauty Salon Treatments - Modern Beauty Treatments
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Dublin Beauty Salon Treatments
A Beauty salon is a place for cosmetic treatments for both men and women .Beauty salon offers complete cosmetic treatment. Cosmetic treatments usually involve hair cut, facial treatment, manicure and pedicure. But now a day's some beauty salon also offer spa, meditation treatments like oxygen bath and mud baths. Usually hair salons and spa are separate establishment but can also be found within a beauty salon. The following paragraphs explain the different cosmetic treatments offered in most beauty salons.
Spa treatments that are offered in most beauty salons can range from destination spa to simple day spa. Mostly facial, pedicure and manicure are included in day spa. Destination spa means to adopt a healthy lifestyle, eating fruits and vegetable, body massage as well as mind therapies .Massage is used to stimulate body and to bring fresh skin on top.
Manicure is the word used for cosmetic treatments for our hands in beauty salon. This includes using products for skin color, texture, cutting nails and shaping nails as well as nail polish. Hand massage is sometimes considered to be a part of manicure though most beauticians include it in spa treatment. Other beauty treatments in manicure are nail arts, applying decals or jewels. You can even get yourself artificial nail or nail gels to increase length of your nails without growing them.
Pedicure is cosmetic treatment for feet. The treatments used in manicure if used on feet then its called pedicure. Pedicure includes massage for feet's and use of lotions to make skin soft. Pedicure also include using pumice stone for rubbing under feet to remove dead skins and bring smooth new skin on top. Pedicure includes legs up to kneecap as well. Pedicure for legs include waxing , moisturizing and leg massage.
The hair treatments at beauty salon are hair cut, shampooing and conditioning of hairs, styling and coloring of hairs. Hair salon are mostly separate from beauty salon .While different hair salon have different specialty some are better in hair styling and some in doing haircuts.
Facial means the treatment for face. The beauty salon treatments that come under facial treatments are removing facial hair, removing nose hairs, using skin fairness creams and lotion and face massage. It's included in spa but now beauty salon also offers this. Mostly in facial treatment a face mask is made using fruits, vegetable , herbs and different creams .Its applied onto face for a given time and then face is washed using some face wash product.Most beauty salons now have their own range of cosmetic products also.
While most salon have professional beauticians and equipment for beauty treatment, some still use the ancient practices and methodologies especially ayurvadic beauty treatment. Ayuravdic beauty treatment is mentioned in scriptures which are considered to be around 3000 years old. It's based on the use of spices, herbs and all types of organic food for beauty treatment. Ayurvadic beauty treatment is offered in some of the most expensive beauty salons in Europe and even trained beauticians also practice it.
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Article Title: Top 10 Places to See in Malta
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Malta is a pearl of the Mediterranean and its islands positively shine for holidaymakers, boasting incredible coastlines, superb ports and some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean. Malta's long and intriguing history gives you some archaeological treasures that sometimes are even older than Stonehenge and the Egyptian Pyramids. Whether you're looking for unrivalled culture or beautiful beaches for deep relaxation with our Fly and Flop holidays, Malta has it all.
1. ) Superb Scuba
Diving fans worldwide will know about the superb diving opportunities offered by Maltese coastline. As a Mediterranean island, Malta is surrounded by crystal clear waters, giving you the best conditions for modern diving.
2. ) Miles of Beaches
Deciding which beach to visit is like looking at a gourmet menu in Malta. There are cliffs and caves to explore, exquisite coastal paths and not forgetting the famous Azure Window on Gozo. You can Fly and Flop on so many of the islands renowned beaches to get a breathtaking overview of the islands.
3.) Megalithic archaeological treasures
These are the famous Megalithic monuments, numbering 23 in total throughout Malta. Incredibly, they have lasted for many millennia, being older than than both Stonehenge and the ancient Egyptian Pyramids.
4.) Vibrant Valletta
The capital port city of Matla, you should not miss at least one day in Valetta. The city has a rich historical and architectural legacy and sublime shopping.
5.) Malta's Mnajdra Temple
Another spectacularly ancient structure at over 6,000 years old, the famous Mnjadra Temple is among the oldest archaeological gems in Malta.
6.) The Famous Island of Gozo
Malta has many islands in its archipelago but Gozo is probably among the more famous. A 25 minute ferry ride takes you to a land of picturesque scenery, a awe-inspiring medieval citadel and many enchanting villages.
7.) Malta For Night Owls
If you love nightlife and entertainment, check out Malta's St Julian's, Paceville and Bugibba.
8.) Traditional Outdoor Markets
Catch up on your shopping at one of the many traditional style outdoor markets. There are a wonderful array of these markets through the week in many Maltese towns and villages.
9.) 'The Silent City' – Malta's Mdina
Another must do is a morning or afternoon in the silent flagstoned streets of the city of Mdina – known as 'The Silent City'. With a truly historical feel, you'll feel the modern city life is a world away.
10.) Beautiful Comino
For those looking for unspoilt beaches and caves, head to Comino. This area has no buildings to spoil the view and boasts a clear blue sea.
With so many attractive options to chose from, Malta really does have something to tempt every kind of holidaymaker and traveller. You might be tempted by some of the finest beaches in the Mediterranean, or attracted by Malta's reputation for divers, or enthralled by the unique cultural opportunities posed by some of it's truly ancient monuments. You might be looking for a luxury hotel or a relaxing rustic property to stay in. One thing is for sure, you will find it all in Malta.
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Carpets can get very dirty quickly and many are downright filthy, even if they look clean. After all people walk all over them, and who knows what their shoes have been walking on both inside and outside. Carpets get a lot of dirt, dust, grime and just about anything else on them. In some places people remove their shoes before walking inside, but unfortunately that is not the custom in the US. With children and pets they get even dirtier faster, which should be no surprise either.
Carpets should be cleaned far frequently, but rarely are. This is especially important with kids since they tend to play on the floor a lot. The homes that clean their carpets the most tend to be the ones that own a carpet cleaner. There are all types of models and they can be quite economical as well.
There are both consumer and professional models. There are two types of consumer machines, and the first is a stand up one which looks like many vacuum cleaners. These are good for cleaning large areas such as whole carpets and homes. Handheld machines which are smaller and less expensive work quite well for doing small areas or small rugs, however cleaning a whole large carpet or house wouldn't be efficient or effective.
Commercial machines are heavier and much stronger and clean deeper. They are widely available and can be rented cheaply. Check your local supermarket, hardware store, or look online and you'll find plenty of options usually even in quite rural areas. You'll also need supplies such as various solutions and they will be able to advise you.
Commercial carpet cleaning services are also a great option for many people especially if you are busy like most of us are and they usually do a great job. You probably still need to pick up of course. Ask around or look online and make sure you understand their terms, fees, and look for references too. You can often find references online which is extremely convenient.
What we do is pretty simple. We do own a standup consumer model, a Hoover we have had for a long time. It's proven to be reliable and durable, but lugging it out of the basement and using it is quite a bit of work so we usually only use it a few times a year. Spring, which is very muddy here, usually requires a full house cleaning for example. For smaller cleaning jobs, such as when one of the pets has an accident or the children make a mess, we use a handheld spray carpet cleaner from the supermarket. Resolve is one good brand and there are others. We also very occasionally hire a commercial service. For example, before we sold our last house we called in the pros which was pretty easy as we had already moved out and the house was empty.
In shopping for a machine, think about how you will use it. Maybe rental is a better option? Many people, like us, both own and occasionally rent a more powerful machine.
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Graduation time is now upon us. Students from different schools, who have worked and studied hard in their chosen field, are about to walk across the stage and take hold of their much earned diploma, certificate, or degree.
Graduations are are such a special time in a person's life. Whether the student is graduating from high school, medical school, or cosmetology school - it is a great achievement and a proud moment for their family and friends. If you have a special graduate in your life who is going to make their own special journey forward, then why not celebrate with them by making a handmade graduation card?
Handmade graduation cards do not have to be decorated with the traditional graduation caps and tassels or rolled up scroll, they can be created with your special graduate in mind. Taking some time to make a custom homemade graduation card for your graduate will be a special and memorable gesture.
Here are some creative graduation greeting cards ideas that might help to spark an idea of your own:
* Did your graduate complete his or her studies in an interesting major? Can you incorporate some part of their chosen major into a handmade card? For instance, if they graduated with an English major, then maybe you can decorate the front of the card to resemble dictionary entries with words like congratulations, graduate, honor, and other uplifting terms. Or if they graduated with a degree in geography you can decorate the front of the card with a cool topography or antique map.
* What school did the graduate attend? If you are familiar with the school, maybe you can incorporate the school mascot or school colors into the card. Does the school have a neat slogan that you can borrow to use on the front of the card? Incorporating aspects of the school into the card will be a fun way to personalize your congratulations and if the graduate is preparing a scrapbook of their college years, then it would be easy to include the card to represent their alma mater.
* Does the graduate have grand plans for the near future? Will your graduate be traveling after graduation? Or maybe they are planning on moving or getting married? Consider incorporating an aspect of their near future into their graduation card. Let them know that you are proud of them and know that they have some exciting things lined up for their future.
* Did your graduate complete specialized schooling? Did he or she attend law school or medical school? Can you decorate the handmade graduation card to reflect their chosen specialty? How about including a judge's mallet or stethoscope on the front of the card? Little fun items to reflect their interests is a great way to make your handmade graduation card stand out.
Finding a fun way to congratulate your graduate can be a real exercise in creativity. If you are still stuck for ideas, try brainstorming answers to some of questions asked above to see if you can find a special angle with which to make your own creative handmade graduation card. Regardless of how you decide to create it, your graduate will appreciate the extra thought and effort you put into the handmade card.
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Article Title: Medisoft Software 16 Can Decrease Workload in Office and Improves Productivity
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Medical practitioners who use medisoft software have found that their workload has been decreased by a significant amount. They have found they are able to focus on important details, such as the patient's health. Medical billing software is a great tool for organizing and managing the billing of clients. Even small medical practices have found this software to be useful. Using software for billing your clients as apposed to the manual method of billing clients can eliminate billing errors due to incorrect records or misplaced records.
On the market today there are several different editions of medisoft software available depending on if you need a network version, single user version, or medisoft clinical for emr software. The variety of software ensures you a greater chance of finding the software that will suit your needs and your budget the best. Since a number of medical billing software is used mostly to generate automated reports, you will want to look closely at the software to ensure it will fit your needs. The software may cost more, but they will perform better and allow you to achieve the appropriate billing of your clients. Keep an eye out for software that is too accessorized for the billing process. If you are looking for medical billing software choose the one that will work best for you.
The medisoft medical billing software will enable you to look at a client's information with just one click of the mouse. It will display information, such as client's ailments, personal data, treatments performed and prescribed medications. This will make the billing process easier because you will be able to insert data along with the billing claims to the appropriate patient.
By utilizing this software you will be able to eliminate paperwork, which has a tendency to pile up in the office. Since all the data will be saved by the software, the office can save money and office space. No longer will you need to fill up storage spaces with patient's files. This will also eliminate the problem of patient data being misplaced or lost. With the software it is easy to edit incorrect information, which will help eliminating mistakes.
Insurance companies can make the billing of a patient take longer because of all the forms that must be completed and the verification process, which is usually done on the phone. The medisoft software can present the eligibility of the patient for the medical procedure to be covered by the insurance company. The verification process can be accomplished with the use of the medical billing software, which will cut down on the amount of time it takes to generate a final bill to be sent to the patient.
Some new features in the new version include:
New Enhanced Data Flow between Medisoft v16 and Medisoft Clinical Medisoft v16 provides enhanced data flow to Medisoft Clinical. Key updates are now updated in Medisoft Clinical from the patient message including data fields like phone number, email address, new insurance carriers, and new referring providers. The enhanced communication is mostly transparent to users and takes place in background. You will be able to use new controls on Communications Manager to determine if you transmit and receive appointment status updates.
New Enhanced DVD Install for Medisoft Clinical
Medisoft v16 drastically improves the ease of installing Medisoft Clinical. The new, DVD-based installation contains all you need to install Medisoft v16 Client Server and Medisoft Clinical—all on one disc. Using the new type of media reduces the amount of application discs since Medisoft v16 and Medisoft Clinical are on the same disc and reduces the installation time and your involvement by deploying greater automation in the setup of Medisoft Clinical.
About The Author: Harry Selent is passionate about helping single and small practice doctors successfully implement medisoft softwarein their medical offices. For more information on medisoft software, please visit http://www.medicalbillingsoftware.com or call 888-691-8058 or 941-743-6666
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Type 2 diabetes symptoms vary depending upon if blood glucose levels are normal, low or high. We will compare the symptoms and complications of both low blood sugar or hypoglycemia and high blood sugar or hyperglycemia.
The symptoms of low blood glucose go away shortly after you eat food containing carbohydrate (grains, starchy vegetables, beans, fruit, milk, sugar or combination of these). Symptoms will be described by dividing them into those usually experienced at differing blood sugar levels. The symptoms can overlap, however, or vary from person to person.
Mild low blood glucose can be experienced when your blood sugar level has dropped below 70 mg/dL (or even higher if your blood sugar has been elevated for quite some time). Symptoms experienced are usually described as sweating, shakiness, hunger, dizziness, blurred vision, and/or feeling anxious or just not being able to concentrate or focus on a project. Most people concentrate on looking for food. Some even say they would kill for food as the symptoms progress.
Moderate low blood glucose is defined as blood sugar that has dropped below 40 mg/dL. Symptoms are anything but moderate, however. Symptoms include behavior change that is noticeable by others, inability to concentrate, confusion, irritability, unsteadiness, slurred speech, muscle twitching and personality changes. Many may not even realize they need food as they get more confused. If you notice these symptoms in others, offer juice or regular soda pop immediately if the person is still able to follow your directions to drink it.
Severe low blood glucose symptoms appear when blood sugar is usually below 20 mg/dL and include seizure, stroke, coma and death. These people need emergency help. If you experience someone in this state, call 911 immediately.
Symptoms and problems associated with high blood glucose can result in organ damage over time if not treated to get blood sugar levels normalized. These symptoms include frequent infections and slow healing of wounds to feeling tired, being more hungry or thirsty than usual, feeling tired or sleepy, having blurred vision or other eye problems, having a heart attack or stroke or developing kidney disease or nerve damage. The best tool available to diabetics today to monitor their blood glucose level is a glucometer. Whenever symptoms are noticed or one does not feel right it is wise to check blood glucose to be sure it is not either low or high.
Noticing of unusual body symptoms and relaying them to your health care provider is important to diagnosing diabetes and to controlling blood glucose levels after diagnosis. Mentioning those symptoms may result in quicker diagnosis and treatment. A diabetic is also more susceptible to high blood pressure and high blood lipids (cholesterol and triglyceride). For this reason your health care provider may do testing to determine if they are normal. Abnormal cholesterol, triglycerides or high blood pressure increase the risk of organ damage even more. Coupled with diabetes these abnormalities are a triple whammy to health decline. Each needs to be checked for and treated, if present, to help maintain health and prevent disease.
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Diabetes does not go away like a cold or the flu. What is more, a person with diabetes is more responsible than their doctor for treating it. Diabetes requires day-to-day treatment so a person with diabetes is wise to learn as much as they can about the disease.
At least one in sixteen people have diabetes so it is pretty common. Diabetes can be managed with proper meal planning, exercise and medication if necessary. Blood sugar levels should become more normal (improve) with treatment but there is no cure for diabetes at this time. Control depends on the individual who has diabetes. Diabetes may require medication and other treatment plan changes with your health care provider over time because it is progressive.
In its early stages, type 2 diabetes often has no symptoms. This sometimes slows diagnosis. When symptoms do occur they may come on gradually and be wrongly attributed to something else. Those symptoms can be increased urination as a result of increased thirst, increased hunger and fatigue because the glucose or sugar in the blood is not able to get into the cells where it can be utilized, nerve damage resulting in numbness or tingling in hands or feet or problems with sexual function, frequent infections or blurred vision.
The best way to monitor blood glucose, to learn how to prevent low blood glucose or devastating high blood sugars which cause organ damage, is to use a glucometer. Glucometers allow one to self monitor their blood glucose levels. Your health care provider can prescribe one for you. Your health care provider can also refer you to a registered dietitian or other diabetes educator for training in the use of the glucometer and an individualized meal plan. As a diabetic this meal plan can be quite flexible with the carbohydrate counting knowledge you will be taught to carry it out.
With diabetes a consistent carbohydrate diet is important as when a person eats carbohydrate food it is broken down into sugars, and eventually into glucose the main fuel of the body. Glucose then enters the bloodstream raising the level of glucose in the blood. The pancreas normally makes insulin. Insulin then lowers the level of blood sugar by acting like a key to unlock the cells of the body, allowing sugar to pass from the bloodstream into the cells.
What happens when a person has diabetes is there is a shortage of insulin or the cells cannot effectively use the insulin the body does make. The result is that sugar stays in the blood and blood sugar levels rise. High blood sugar levels can damage blood vessels and, over a long period of time, serious long-term problems can result.
Diagnosis of the disease is paramount to treating diabetes and prevention of the symptoms of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) or high blood sugar (hyperglycemia). The goal is blood sugar control. Blood sugar testing with a glucometer coupled with a consistent carbohydrate diet can be invaluable tools for self management of blood glucose levels and control of diabetes symptoms.
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The importance of normal blood sugar levels is related to the prevention of the complications of diabetes. If your blood sugar (glucose) level is not within the ideal or normal blood glucose range you can begin to experience short-term and long-term problems.
Short-term problems include high blood sugar (hyperglycemia) and low blood sugar (hypoglycemia). Long-term problems include blindness, kidney disease, heart disease, stroke, impotence, nerve disease and loss of limbs. Nerve disease can affect the feet and legs as numbness, pain or a burning, tingling sensation. Loss of limbs is the result when amputations are needed because of poor circulation, infection or nerve disease.
Normal blood sugar levels depend on when the test was taken. A fasting normal blood glucose level is taken from a person who has not eaten for 8-12 hours. A person who does not have diabetes will have a normal fasting blood glucose level somewhere between 70 and 100 mg/dL. The goal for people with diabetes for a fasting blood glucose level is less than 110 mg/dL or in some cases 120 mg/dL. This is also the goal for normal blood sugar levels just prior to meals.
Blood sugar levels after meals, specifically 2 hours after one starts eating (2 hour postprandial blood glucose level), are less than 140 mg/dL in a person who is not diabetic. Poorly controlled diabetics will often have higher 2 hour postprandial (after meal) blood sugar levels depending upon how much carbohydrate they have consumed, how much insulin they are producing and how responsive their insulin is to the carbohydrate consumed. Other diabetic medications they may be taking and the effectiveness of that medication regimen are also an important factor in controlling blood glucose levels. Your health care team will help you set the blood glucose target range that is right for you. These guidelines apply to many people. Your target range may be higher or lower than these guidelines.
Another test your doctor may run is hemoglobin A1C (Hgb A1C) or sometimes just referred to as A1C. Hemoglobin A1C results give a number followed by a % sign. The test results of a person who is not diabetic will be less than 6%. Good control for a diabetic is often less than 6% as well. The initial goal for a diabetic person is to lower hemoglobin A1C to between 6 and 7%.
Hemoglobin A1C gives a 2 to 3 month perspective of what your blood glucose or blood glucose has been. It basically gives a 2 to 3 month blood glucose average. It gives it in a percentage based upon how many sugar molecules attach to the hemoglobin molecules (2 to 3 month life) in your red blood cells. That percentage then equates to blood glucose ranges. For instance, an A1C level of 6% is equal to a daily glucose testing average between 115 and 150 mg/dL, an A1C level of 7% equates to a daily glucose testing average of 150-180 mg/dL.
In summary, in a person who is not diabetic normal blood sugar levels are considered to be less than 100 mg/dL fasting or before a meal and less than 140 mg/dL 2 hours after the start of a meal. Blood glucose levels of diabetics can run too high causing short-term problems like hyperglycemia and hypoglycemia. Long-term complications can be serious and include blindness and kidney, heart and nerve disease.
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The importance of normal blood glucose (sugar) levels is related to the prevention of some of the complications of high blood sugar. Your healthcare team can help you set the blood glucose target range that is right for you. If your blood glucose level in not within the ideal or normal blood glucose range you may begin to experience type 2 diabetes symptoms as well as the symptoms of low or high blood sugar. Symptoms of undiagnosed type 2 diabetes include hyperglycemia or high blood glucose and things like more hunger or thirst than usual, frequent urination, dry or itchy skin, fatigue, blurred vision, frequent infections and slow healing of cuts. Some people do not have symptoms probably due to gradually blood sugar levels over the years. Mild symptoms may go unnoticed. Also, people differ in their awareness of symptoms.
You may wonder how diabetes can go undiagnosed when one gets a physical every year. Unless you have symptoms that alert you to the fact that additional diabetes testing may need to be done the necessary test may not be performed. One reason may be that a fasting blood sugar at the time of your annual physical may be normal. Likewise, a random blood glucose level at the time of your physical may be normal. If HgbA1C is done at a physical it may, also, be normal if the person is experiencing lows as well as highs in blood sugar. HgbA1C represents an average blood sugar range.
Noticing of unusual body symptoms and relaying those to your health care provider is important to diagnosing of diabetes. Mentioning those symptoms may result in more tests being performed. There are other tests like a 2 hour glucose test in which the monitoring of blood glucose levels takes place every one-half hour after drinking a specially formulated drink with a known amount of carbohydrate. This 2 hour glucose test can help diagnose diabetes that could be missed with fasting or random blood sugar testing. It is often used with a family history of diabetes so family history is an important piece of information to relay to your health care provider as well.
A diabetic may still have high blood glucose even after treatment so this is why self monitoring of blood glucose is very important to check to see if blood sugar levels are normal. With hyperglycemia or high blood sugar your diabetes is out of control. Factors that cause blood glucose to increase include more food than usual, emotional stress, infection, physical stress like being in pain or being sick, getting less exercise than usual, not taking enough or the right diabetes medication, and extra sugar produced by the liver.
Blood sugar levels are considered to be above normal when they rise above 100 or 120 mg/dL before meals or above 140 or 160 mg/dL 2 hours after a meal. This happens to everyone with diabetes at times but if this happens often, it is problematic and needs attention. It is important to keep blood glucose levels normal to help prevent the symptoms and complications of type 2 diabetes as outlined above. Symptoms of type 1 diabetes and type 1.5 or 3 diabetes will be outlined in another topic.
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The doctoral degree, the highest degree offered in many countries including the United States, is now offered online. It follows a bachelors or masters degree. The amount of time taken to complete the doctoral degree is dependent upon if the bachelors or masters degree is in the same area of study. Two distinct types of doctoral degrees include a professional degree, required to practice in a specific profession, and a research degree. Research degree candidates are required to master knowledge in a broad field and techniques of scholarly research.
In the United States, at least one to three years of study beyond the masters degree is required for the research doctorate. On the average the research doctorate is most often attained after five years of study and research beyond the masters degree in on campus doctoral programs. Additionally, doctoral candidates must pass oral examinations and present a written dissertation based upon their research. The doctoral dissertation is representative of an original contribution to a body of knowledge. The doctoral candidate completes a detailed study of their research problem and presents those findings in a dissertation.
The most important research doctorate is the Doctor of Philosophy which may include specialization in almost any academic field of study. Doctoral degrees representing advanced professional training include doctoral degrees such as Doctor of Medicine, Pharmacy Doctorate, Doctor of Education and Doctor of Dental Surgery. Undergraduate degrees can vary for those obtaining a doctorate in advanced medical training. If you have thought about obtaining a doctoral degree continue to pursue the feasibility of it. Earning a doctoral degree may be quite possible for you. The feasibility of obtaining a doctoral degree has broadened with the opportunity of online education. There are many institutions that offer doctoral degrees all or in part online. Just as online education has developed in may other segments of society, doctoral programs online are now a reality.
Many educational institutions have stepped up to the needs of working professionals who are not in a position to leave their positions to work on a doctoral program. They are offering many if not all of the courses online. Some programs require face-to-face meetings at the institution with faculty as part of the progression toward planning coursework, research development or writing the dissertation. Course work, including exams, can be completed online at the convenience of the student. This allows job and place bound potential students to pursue their goal of obtaining a doctoral degree without leaving their position or moving. Often the limiting factors in pursuit of a degree are cost and when one can keep working and draw a paycheck as well as avoid moving expenses, somehow the daunting task seems more reachable.
Doctoral programs online or in residence do cost money, there is no doubt. The program of work is only for those willing and able to budget for such a degree. Costs vary from institution to institution so it is good to shop around. It is helpful if the area of study they would like to pursue in the earning of a doctorate degree can be narrowed down. By doing so you can then more effectively narrow your search of institutions to those that offer a doctorate in your area of interest. Then, specific tracks within areas of interest can be searched for availability from various institutions. Next consider cost variance, faculty, and other areas that may be of importance. Each of these steps will help rule in or rule out real interest and the feasibility of pursuing a doctoral program online or in the classroom. This will allow focusing and development of a goal or goals that warrant time and effort and, I might add, blood, sweat and tears. As you may have experienced in other areas of your life, it is necessary to throw yourself into your long-term goals with lots of energy and excitement as the goal, of course, it to reach the goal. A doctoral degree goal, online or in the classroom, is no exception.
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There are no guarantees that normal blood sugar levels will prevent all the symptoms of type 2 diabetes but there is lots of research and plenty of examples out there that poor blood glucose control can lead to devastating consequences. Prevention is the key when it comes to staying healthy despite having diabetes.
Did you know that diet and exercise can delay the onset of type 2 diabetes for 10 years? Additionally, lifestyle changes (diet and exercise) can cut the risk of diabetes by more than half. It has been proven to be the best way yet to prevent a type 2 diabetes diagnosis. What is more, if you have diabetes of any kind, diet and exercise are what are necessary to keep those blood sugar levels normal. So just what is involved with these lifestyle changes you might ask.
First of all, exercise, physical activity or just moving those large muscles of the legs and arms, preferably at a rate where you are breathing deeper but can still talk. This is the only way besides medication that we can get our cells to better accept that sugar in the blood. Physical activity helps to lower blood sugar levels much like many medications work. The important thing in choosing a physical activity is to choose something you like or can learn to enjoy doing within your physical ability. In order for physical activity to be a part of our lives we need to set realistic, measurable goals taking into consideration any physical limitations we may have.
A goal of jogging four miles each day starting next week for someone who is physically able to but does not even go for walks would not be realistic. On the other hand, if that same person were to set a goal of walking around the block every other day next week, walking that same distance 5 days per week by the following week, and then increasing the blocks walked by two blocks each week after that for two months this goal would be realistic and measurable. Start by scheduling your exercise in your day as you would any other appointment and then keep that appointment with yourself (or an exercise partner) religiously. Your health is worth it.
Secondly, diet or food intake needs to be moderate in protein, carbohydrate and fat. Many in the United States have pathetically poor food habits consisting of highly refined foods that are high in sugar and fat. Be determined not to be a part of those statistics by choosing many servings of lower carbohydrate vegetables, raw or cooked (the higher carbohydrate vegetables are potatoes, peas and corn), eating fresh or unsweetened fruits, drinking unflavored low fat milk, eating whole grain breads, cereals and pastas, eating lean meats and meat substitutes (avoid breading and fried foods), and using fats in moderation (salad dressings, butter, margarine, sour cream, etc.) on a daily basis. A registered dietitian will be able to help you learn carbohydrate counting which makes the individualized meal plan flexible and so much easier to carry out. These lifestyle changes will help with blood sugar control.
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Article Title: Luke 1977 Clothing Blends Classic Style With Terrace Cool
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Luke 1977, the iconic UK menswear label, brings together classic mens' styles with designer flourishes. Luke 1977 garments are perfectly suited to an afternoon on the terraces or night on the tiles.
Founded in 2001 by Luke Roper, Luke 1977 has grown into one of the UK's hottest menswear labels. Luke 1977 garments have been seen being worn by celebrities including The Arctic Monkeys, Kaiser Chiefs, The Twang and actors Danny Dyer and Stephen Graham, who wore Luke 1977 clothes in the zombie comedy film Doghouse.
Luke Roper, Luke 1977's founder, was exposed to clothes and tailoring from an early age, since his mum made wedding dresses at home. He soon discovered a talent for cutting patterns and making clothes, funding his university days by making smart clothes for friends to go out clubbing. Luke 1977 started out as Luke selling printed T-shirts from a van, struggling to get his brand established.
Today, nine years later, it's an iconic brand with hotly anticipated Luke 1977 lines and styles regularly featured in modern men's magazines such as Loaded, Nuts, GQ and Zoo.
The modern Luke 1977 is about much more than just T-shirts, with a comprehensive range boasting shirts (casual and formal), jeans, knitwear, shoes, watches, scarves, wallets and wash-bags – all featuring the trademark Luke 1977 lion's crest. The Luke 1977 is edgy and urban, but practical too – ideally suited to the lifestyle of a fashion-conscious working-class lad.
This January, Luke 1977 added a completely new jeans and casualwear range, 'Forever in Luke', including T-shirts, sweats and denim. T-shirts include the classic vintage-look 'Jerry' striped polo, as well as easy-wearing but sharp-looking tees like 'Nikko' and the hooded 'Fuji'. Sweatshirts include the Henley-neck 'Froggy', in marl grey and antique white stripe, and the sporty 'Jaguar' zip-through hoody with enzyme wash, available in indigo blue and marl grey. The jeans themselves build on the denim look of the main Luke 1977 range with the humorously named 'Bugs' carrot-fit jeans, 'Hank' carpenter style and 'Jolly' double-leather cinch styles.
The main Luke 1977 spring/summer 2010 collection includes a number of updated styles and classic cuts, including the 'Williams' polo, which is now available in updated summer colours including Cyan, Flame, Lemon and Sport Red plus classic shades like navy and white. All colours feature new collar trims and the famous lion logo.
Western-styled check shirts include great new styles like 'Prarie', with short collar and cuffs and contrasting white button-down trim. Luke 1977's 'Crew' short-sleeved check shirts offer a classic look with an eye-catching button trim, while the dressier 'Bazel' and 'Brazil' shirts offer a smarter option for a big night out.
Also new for Spring is the Luke 1977 'Beec' V-neck sweatshirt, available in a fantastic range of shades including cyan marl, dark navy, flame, lemon marl, razza (Continental red) and skins (sporty green). 'Franky' is a fashionable yet practical crew with two button-down pockets, available in antique white and sky marl. For a more vintage look, 'Hatters' is a short-sleeved polo with an old-school intarsia pattern on the front. Finally, 'Jarvis' is a limited edition short-sleeved button-down small-collar polo with diagonal stripes, available only in black.
Luke 1977 is famous for its casual jackets, and this season features a superb range of bold designs including the 'Berto' sports blouson, the much-loved 'Butcher' field jacket in stone, navy or powder blue and the sportier "Fraudster' zip hoody with tape detail, available in black, navy, metal and louder flame orange.
Whatever happens on and off the field this summer, Luke 1977 wearers can rest assured they're sporting some of the UK's foremost styles for street, terrace and nightclub.
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VPS Hosting is a kind of bridge between dedicated hpsting and shared hosting. It is a powerful web hosting solution for businesses which need a lot of web server resources. With this kind of web hosting you get the advantages of a dedicated hosting but is cheaper than traditional dedicated hosting. In general, as VPS utilize the method of partitioning a physical server computer into multiple (virtual) servers, each having its independent operating system and software.
Website owners who are looking for great features coupled with better control over web site administration. The security and scalability as offered by VPS hosting is unmatched to any other form of web hosting. This web hosting method is cheaper than dedicated hosting but gives you a flexible and reliable option with full access to the root server.
A VPS hosting gives you the ability to establish sandboxes, one single physical server with two virtual private servers. You can have two websites on the same server but can make updates to one of them without affecting the other in any way. An individual or business that need their hosting to be stronger and more customizable than shared hosting would ideally benefit from VPS Hosting.
The evolution of virtual private servers has come of age and the bridge between the economies of shared hosting and big budget dedicated hosting is now a reality. The main advantage of virtual private servers is the jet speed with which you can access each individual private server. There is no sharing between the servers and hence your information and data is absolutely secure. Thus you enjoy a level of isolation or independence and increase control which is matchless at the specified price.
The internet community today is abuzz with the concept of virtualization. One of the most unique advantages of using virtual private servers is the cost benefit. You can get almost the same features as with dedicated servers but at a much lower cost. VPS hosting allows guaranteed system resources and burstable RAM thereby letting you separate critical tasks into simpler assignments. Virtual private servers have attracted many web developers and web masters as here they can configure and install their own software applications.
You can use UNIX or Linux as your platform for VPS hosting but Windows works well with the latter. You get the added advantage of being able to install and utilize a host of free, open source applications right alongside the native Microsoft technologies. To prevent downtime due to others' mistakes and keep you free from hackers, virtual private servers maintain a level of isolation. The bottom-line is that the root access to individual private servers will help you to run your own applications and fully manage your private server as you would on a dedicated server.
Overall it can be said that the benefits that VPS hosting offers is much more in comparison to the cost involved in the process. Businesses which need more server side resources and are continuously expanding should think of using virtual private servers for web hosting.
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If you're an entrepreneur capitalizing on the growing e-commerce community, an online shopping cart system is the most important tool to help you run your business. Because most of your business transactions are done online, shopping-cart systems allow you to do business with your clients without having to see them face-to-face. Because online shopping carts are automated and independent, you are also spared from constantly supervising the paperwork of each business transaction. The online shopping cart technology started in the late 1990s and grew to epic proportions, mainly because of the growth of the Internet and e-commerce. To make carts more efficient, software developers have found a way to incorporate search engine optimization (SEO) into the technology. SEO enables online shopping carts to bring customers directly to your company products. As a result, your online shopping cart aids in bringing you more clients, revenue and profit.
Search engine optimization is a process that helps improve your website's ranking in search engine results. The higher up your website is, the more likely it is to be clicked by online users. SEO studies how search engines work and keep track of what people usually look for. Optimizing a website requires editing its elements to revolve around a set of frequently used keywords. For online entrepreneurs, the benefits of SEO are significant in the success of their business. SEO is one of the first marketing methods that you can employ to round up potential customers and increase the popularity of your business. Therefore, it is an advantage to have SEO shopping-cart software under your belt. With SEO shopping carts, you're practically hitting two birds with one stone. Because there are a lot of software options out there, the question that remains is how to find SEO shopping cart software that suits your business needs.
When choosing an online shopping-cart system, you should consider features beyond its SEO capabilities. While it may sound like a good idea to buy the shopping cart with the most features, this may not always be the case. You must first assess the needs of your business before investing on top-of-the-line software. Moreover, if you're running a small business, basic shopping-carts may be sufficient for your operations. One of the primary considerations in buying an online shopping cart is the level of security that it offers. Since you will be dealing with sensitive information such as billing addresses, credit card numbers and bank accounts, it is necessary that your shopping-cart be secure and comprehensive. It should enable you to keep track of all transactions and website activities, without leaking confidential information to hackers and malicious users. Another key factor is compatibility. Your online cart should be able to process multiple credit card payments. It should also have support for common payment options such as PayPal, COD and credit card. The most important factor, however, should be the software's ease of use. Because you would be dealing with clients that are really not that tech-savvy, your shopping cart should have a user interface that is simple and easy to use. It should make use of graphics and information displays that are easy to read and understand.
Investing on an SEO cart software will provide a big boost to your business. It does not only handle your payments for you. By employing SEO methods, it also helps your causes in spreading the word and efficiently marketing your products. Whether you have an established business or a budding e-commerce undertaking, you can never go wrong with purchasing the most suitable SEO shopping cart for your online business.
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It may still feel like winter up north in early April, but on Hilton Head Island, South Carolina the azaleas are bursting with color, the skies are a cloudless blue and the air is blissfully warm. Spring is in full swing – literally and figuratively. The week of April 12-18, 2010 is the most exciting time to be in Sea Pines Resort when it hosts the annual Verizon Heritage PGA Golf tournament. Held at the famed Harbour Town Golf Links since 1969, the tournament is one of the most scenic stops on the PGA Tour, and definitely the most fun-filled, particularly when combined with a relaxing island vacation.
Sea Pines Resorts' homes and villas align the Harbour Town Golf Links, ranging in size from one to six bedrooms, and can also be found throughout Harbour Town and the rest of Sea Pines Resorts' 5,000 pristine acres. Staying at Sea Pines Resorts' accommodations near the tournament enhances the week's activities with numerous resort amenities and effortless convenience.
Further, overlooking the practice green, the 10th fairway and the 9th green, is the spectacular Inn at Harbour Town, the island's only Forbes four-diamond diamond property. Adjacent to the Harbour Town Golf Link's Clubhouse, the luxurious Inn at Harbour Town is an ideal place to stay for tournament-goers. With a distinctively Scottish flavor, the Inn at Harbour Town provides the finest amenities, with elegant in-room features and even a personal butler service. At the Inn at Harbour Town, you can literally walk out the back veranda and find yourself at the Harbour Town Golf Links….it's the ultimate in ease and luxury for tournament enjoyment.
In its 42nd year, the Verizon Heritage is proud of its champions, a roster of the most distinguished players in golf's history. Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, Bernhard Langer, Johnny Miller Greg Norman, Nick Price, Tom Watson, Davis Love III and the late Payne Stewart are just a few of the names inscribed upon our champions' trophy. The 2009 champion Brian Gay returns to the tournament this year to defend his title. For tickets to the tournament or for more information on this exciting PGA event, log on to www.verizonheritage.com. There are numerous levels of ticket packages and offerings at each level of purchase.
You can enter to win your own playing spot in the 2010 Verizon Heritage PRO-AM on Wednesday, April 14, 2010. By entering the drawing, you are also making a $50.00 contribution to the tournament's general sponsor, Heritage Classic Foundation –which funds hundreds of worthwhile charities. The winner of the spot gets for three full days of competitive, championship golf in Sea Pines Resort on beautiful Hilton Head Island – one joined by a PGA tour professional competing on nationally ranked Harbour Town Golf Links, another on the highly acclaimed Heron Point by Pete Dye, and a third on an island original, the Ocean Course. Not to mention, you'll also bask in the lavish parties and camaraderie only found at the Verizon Heritage.
The Pro-Am drawing will take place on March 15, 2010. To enter, simply log on to www.seapines.com and click the Verizon Heritage logo and then "Win a Spot in the Verizon Heritage Pro-Am."
About The Author: To book an unforgettable stay at a Hilton Head vacation home or villa rental in The Sea Pines Resort, or at the highest rated Hilton Head Island hotel - the Inn at Harbour Town, you may log on to http://www.seapines.com and click on accommodations or call 1-866-561-8802.
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Article Title: Feng Shui - Start Your Wealth & Riches Creation Focus Center Today
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Feng Shui proffers countless traditions to boost and guard wealth. There are endless symbols used to enhance wealth, money, and fortune and prosperity luck. Light represents education, wealth and power. Chinese coins, wind chimes, fountains, wealth dragons, ingots and many more are all enhancers whom Feng Shui uses to perk up your financial stance.
In addition did also know also that there are one special item that can be utilized in order to create a most astonishing array of prosperity and energy at your home and even your business or hopefully in the future vast enterprises? The secret my friend is to create and fashion your own personal and integral "wealth vase" or even a set of "affluence, opulence as great power creations centers of focus".
Wealth vase is ruminated to be a very puissant wealth enhancer for your family. It was a superfluity available only for the affluent and noble clans in traditional China.
More than one esteemed family of Chinese decent and origin have created their wealth vases all by their lonesomes and then proceeded to carry these wonderful possessions onwards to succeeding and the following generations of their dynasties. In is not only in the intrinsic as well as essential values they allocate to you at present. These holders of the very essence and luck of lifetimes also signify future development for your descendants – each and every one.
Ultimately it's not a matter of one vase or not you can produce and create as many as you wish. To be said that there no practical ultimate limit or border to the number of specific and individually different vases and wonderful creations that you can own or possess. Use your imagination and gifts of creation. Consequently as you earning potential and thus resulting higher incomes come into play; even as you pay more income tax and your bank account accumulates it's a matter of the more and the merrier. You will find that you are able to put more and more into your bank account and net wealth ,continue to create and fashion wealth vessels toward focusing your powers, strength, decision making and ultimately your own individual and families' possessions , wealth and riches . Since you will have access to more resources and more property than you ever could have imagined. You will be propelled to a fourth dimension and thus will be in a position to acquire and hold better, more posh and exquisite items for each succeeding vase that you craft.
Hence your wealth creation focus units will become better, more focused and ultimately more effective as you work yourself up the ladders of power and wealth through your life long journeys.
Success is not one step, or even a set of planned steps. It's a journey of a lifetime. It can be said that those that don't plan, plan to fail. On top of that in today's competitive and world of globalization and even outsourcing you and your family need every bit of help possible.
Start creating your wealth and riches power centers today. The sooner the better, get to your tasks promptly and with zeal. Feng Shui !
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Article Title: Find a New Career and Enhance Your Life
Author: James Copper
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When you find a new career, you are taking steps to enhance your life. Although we are supposed to keep our work lives and home lives separate in order to have balance in our lives, it can be hard to do when you are disgruntled with your job. If there are issues with a boss, another co-worker, or you are just not satisfied with what is going on in your work life, this can cause a disruption of everything.
Find a new career and be happier
When you find a new career, there are a lot of things that you are doing for yourself and your family. This is especially true if you were not satisfied with your previous career. Here are some improvements that you may notice in your life when you find a new career:
- You will feel more satisfied at the end of the day when it is time to go home. You may feel like you accomplished something and that you did someone some good. It can be difficult when working in a career that makes you feel as if you have not helped anyone.
- You may feel a little less exhausted at the end of the day. When having a difficult time at your job, you may find that you wear out a lot faster than what you used to.
- You will be able to leave work at work and do the things at home that matter. You won't be at home trying to have dinner with your family while worrying about what happened at work that day. This isn't saying that those instances won't occur, but having the right career means it won't happen as much.
- You can see yourself doing this job for the rest of your working life instead of thinking about what you can do next.
Overall, you will be a lot happier when you find a new career, especially if your new career is something that you want to do.
How to prepare yourself
You can find a new career at any time, but the way to really prepare yourself is through training courses. Look in your local area and look online for training courses. Vocational schools, colleges, and online universities can provide you with the tools that you need to move on in your life. You can find your new career now or find it later. But no matter what, training is going to make you better at your job, increase your chances of a promotion, and enable you to be compensated the way you deserve to be compensated.
In the end you'll find that it was better for you to find a new career if you was not satisfied with your last one. You only get to live once, but fortunately you do have several chances to find the career that suits you the best. Never settle because you think you have to. Find yourself a training course, do well in that training course, and watch your life get better.
About The Author: James Copper is a writer for http://www.trainingindex.co.uk/blog/a-new-career-is-waiting
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