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Bodywrapping is a weight loss scheme in which an individual gets wrapped up from chest to knees by elastic bandages drenched in herbal mixtures and moisturizers. Once wrapped tightly in bandages, the individual is put into a nylon suit designed to keep heat circulating for 45-70 mins in an attempt to “squeeze the fat out” of the body. This condition alone can cause heat-related complications such as severe fluid loss, cramping or even heat stroke. Proponents claim that bodywrapping “draws toxins and water out of fat cells”, however fat contains NO water or toxins at all. Bodywrap is nothing more than BODY TISSUE COMPRESSION, slowing capillary blood flow to these tissues even shifting the flow inwards towards internal organs, which may pose some seriously HIGH health risks.
No carb, extreme high-protein diets have also become popular today in the diet & exercise business. Cutting back carbs almost completely actually depletes one's energy, robbing off the muscle's most important nutrient, water. Just as Fasting(consuming only 330 cals 2x a day--EVERYday of only protein) will soon shut the body's system down and can result to cardiac arrest. Even the Single-Nutrient diets like the Cabbage Diet or Grapefruit diet fail to deliver the desired results for safe, long-term weight loss. The real “secret” to achieving a slimmer, healthier body in the long run is a combination of a healthy diet consisting of a VARIETY of nutrients that our body needs to function well, aerobic exercise and resistance training.
As a working professional, juggling our time between career, family, friends and our health can be quite a challenge.
However, it is attainable with a workable plan of action. We can have it all, not all at once but in a balanced flow at least. In order to achieve this balance, we must first align our priorities.
No doubt, HEALTH must be our first priority.  Indeed, alot of times we get caught up on doing things for everyone, running errands, sacrificing our sleep while doing so much work in too little time. However, what we must realize is taking care of ourselves FIRST and foremost would actually allow us to help others in a more efficacious manner. When we have mental clarity, we increase our focus and our capability to organize; when we have a healthier mindset, our strength for discipline amplifies; and when we're in a better mood, we manage time better and adjust priorities accordingly, making our days go smoother. Thereby when we make ourselves happy, we'll get a lot more QUALITY work done WHILE making a lot more people happier!
Here are four steps to maintaining balance in our life: (1) Focus on a Mission (2) Mentally Plan Time (3) Emotionally Monitor Feelings (4) Physically Live LIFE!
The first step is reflecting on what we really want for our life. We have to ask ourselves: what matters to me the most? What is my main goal? Do my daily activities, time and energy spent align with my goal? Secondly, we must plan and organize according to the master plan. And find ways that would eliminate time-wasting such as delegating tasks to others so we can do other things that need to be done most importantly on realistic time lines. Thirdly, we must learn how to release all concerns in a calm manner before going home to work, that way you leave work...right at the office! So you could last but not least, Live Your Life to the FULLEST Physically: exercising your body, relaxing it and letting it have lots of laughter and joy!performance. But what is meant by good classification system performance, and how is it achieved?
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case studies will illustrate the gains in ball mill circuit efficiency that can be achieved by maximising CSE.Ohio State women’s basketball is amid an off week before closing the season with 10 Big Ten games before the conference tournament.
The Buckeyes are a little over halfway through what has been a season of ups and downs for their young squad that includes only one junior and one senior on the 12-player roster.
OSU has enjoyed two three-game winning streaks, but beyond that has experienced steady challenges while its youth adapts to a challenging schedule.
Sophomore forward Dorka Juhasz has led her team so far, shooting just under 50 percent and averaging 12.5 points per game. Juhasz has only missed one game and has started in every other one.
Guard Kierstan Bell is also making an impact, despite being a freshman, scoring 10.6 points and averaging just 20.2 minutes per game. Bell -- the only player besides LeBron James ever voted Ohio's player-of-the-year three times, -- had a career-high 19 points in the Buckeyes' recent win over Illinois, 77-47.
Her success and those of OSU's other freshmen is not surprising, considering five of the seven were part of the No. 3 recruiting class in the country.
Bell, Kaelynn Satterfield, Jacy Sheldon, Ricki Harris and Aixa Wone, a top international recruit, made up a recruiting class that ranked No 3 in the nation. They are the foundation of Coach Kevin McGuff's rebuild of the program from the Kelsey Mitchell era.
Junior Braxtin Miller played her freshman and sophomore seasons at Oklahoma State, so this is also her first season with the Buckeyes. Miller averages 6.9 points and leads the team in minutes at 30.8 per game. She has 30 steals and 62 assists this season.
Ohio State's season highlight so far came in an upset of No. 2 Louisville on Dec. 5.
Juhasz scored 15 to help the Buckeyes claim their 13th win in program history over a Top 5 opponent.
Since then, OSU has gone 6-5, falling Thursday night at No. 19 Iowa, 77-68. The Hawkeyes are tied with Northwestern for first place in the Big Ten.
The Buckeyes are focusing on their last 10 games before the Big Ten and NCAA tournaments.
They are one of four teams tied for sixth in the conference at 4-4 and will need a strong finish to get into the NCAA tournament.
New York, NY, November 17, 2015 -- /EPR NETWORK/ -- New York City's Maggie Flanigan Studio, a highly regarded Meisner training program, is accepting applications for January 2016. Space is limited.
The Maggie Flanigan Studio, New York City's most prestigious and highly regarded regarded Meisner training program, is accepting applications for the class that begins in January 2016. The Studio has three tiers of programming to choose from, designed and tailored to fit each students specific training needs.
Now in its 15th year, the Maggie Flanigan Studio has established itself as a home for artists who are serious about the craft of acting. The Studio has three tiers of programming to choose from, designed and tailored to fit each students specific training needs. In addition to stellar programming, the Maggie Flanigan Studio is excited to celebrate the anniversary of Executive Director & Head of Acting, Charlie Sandlan. The Studio is also thrilled to announce the addition of faculty member Karen Chamberlain, who will teach the January Meisner class.
2016 marks the Maggie Flanigan Studio's 15th year since established in the fall of 2001, and 10 years since Charlie Sandlan began mentoring under Maggie Flanigan to become a teacher. Charlie now serves as the Studio's Executive Director & Head of Acting. He teaches all Fall First-Year Acting classes and all Second-Year Technique classes. Karen Chamberlain, will teach January's First-Year class. She will also coach all Second-Year Impediment workshops and teach all Second-Year auxiliary classes, including Cold Reading, Monologue and Film/TV. Both Charlie Sandlan and Karen Chamberlain received their Masters of Fine Arts in Acting from Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, where they were trained in the Meisner technique by Maggie Flanigan and William Esper.
The Maggie Flanigan Studio, is New York City's most prestigious Professional Actor Training Program. Students are trained in the Meisner technique under Executive Director & Head of Acting, Charlie Sandlan. After completing the whole of Meisner's two-year acting technique, MFS students may continue their training in Master Class with Artistic Director & Master Teacher, Maggie Flanigan. The Maggie Flanigan Studio offers three programs of study: Meisner Acting Only, and the Core Training Program (Meisner, Movement, and Voice & Speech), as well as the Professional Actor Training Program (PATP) which is modeled after some of the best Graduate Programs in the United States. This standard of excellence ensures that the Maggie Flanigan Studio's graduates are trained as complete artists and will have long lasting careers.I remember when I learned in high school about how DNA works, and realized that DNA is bytecode (3 base pairs codes an amino acid).  I'd just learned about disassemblers, and realized we could do the same with DNA.  I figured someday we'd be able to code a "compiler" to design organelles or cells, or someday, tissues and organs, by studying how the various disassembled amino code ("assembler") makes proteins ("high-level languages").

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