Friday, October 30, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Back Pain - Try to avoid it
Marcus, who is the director of muscle pain research at the New York University School of Medicine said on "The Early Show," that people seek medical advice for back pain most than for anything else.
Also, the National Institutes of Health revealed that four out of five Americans would suffer from disabling back pain during their lifetime, reports CBS News.
However, Marcus offered tips to prevent back pain:
1. Your bed does matter- The physician advised tossing and turning at night and getting rid of sagging mattress if you have one.
2. What you do in bed matters- Reading or watching television while lying down is best avoided as when you lift your head to view the screen your muscles may contract causing pain in the neck.
Read all 10 tips at
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/health-fitness/health/Ten-tips-to-avoid-back-pain/articleshow/5160289.cms
Also, the National Institutes of Health revealed that four out of five Americans would suffer from disabling back pain during their lifetime, reports CBS News.
However, Marcus offered tips to prevent back pain:
1. Your bed does matter- The physician advised tossing and turning at night and getting rid of sagging mattress if you have one.
2. What you do in bed matters- Reading or watching television while lying down is best avoided as when you lift your head to view the screen your muscles may contract causing pain in the neck.
Read all 10 tips at
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/life/health-fitness/health/Ten-tips-to-avoid-back-pain/articleshow/5160289.cms
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
life insurance policy holders
Market conditions spell good news for life insurance policy holders
Homeowners often fail to review their life Insurance when searching for the cheapest mortgage deal, but with both the cost of cover and their mortgage balance having fallen, many could make substantial savings just by switching life insurance providers.
Many borrowers with repayment mortgages are unaware that to ensure there is sufficient life insurance to repay their mortgage, life insurance companies assume an average interest rate for the life of the mortgage, often around 10%.
As many borrowers have not paid anything like 10% recently, and have made overpayments, their mortgage balance may well be significantly below the amount of life insurance cover .
This gives them the opportunity to reduce the level of insurance and save money, or with the cost of life cover now cheaper and competition stiff, get the same amount or even increase their cover for the same monthly outlay.
One L&C customer recently increased their life assurance from £390,000 to £423,000 to cover their new mortgage, but managed to reduce their premium, saving themselves around £130 per month.
L&C’s Richard Morea said
The UK population is massively underinsured as a whole, so taking advantage of smaller mortgage balances and reduced premiums provides a great opportunity to make better provision for our families, without breaking the bank.
For more information and no-fee advice, life insurance policy holders should call free on 0800 0731932.
London & Country (L&C) is the UK’s leading no-fee mortgage broker. Based in Bath, it provides whole of market advice via telephone and post to clients nationwide. As well as residential mortgages, it also specialises in the Buy-to-Let and adverse-credit sectors.
L&C is a Climate Neutral company and for the last seven years has invested in climate friendly projects and tree-planting to help offset its emissions and those of its customers. For more information, go to http://www.lcplc.co.uk/green.
L&C has won numerous awards including:
Best Mortgage IFA/Adviser of the Year – Money Marketing, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008
Best Technology Adviser – Money Marketing 2007
Best Mortgage Broker outside London – Mortgage Strategy, 2004 and 2005
Best National Broker – Mortgage Introducer 2005, 2006 and 2007
Best Overall Broker – Mortgage Introducer 2005
Overall broker of the year – Pink Home Loans, 2006 and 2007
Top 100 company in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 for 2004 and 2005
Business of the Year – The Bath Business Awards 2005
Growth Strategy of the Year – National Business Awards (Wales and West) 2008
Business Leader (Broker) – British Mortgage Awards - 2008
Online Mortgage IFA of the Year – Financial Adviser - 2008
For further information please contact:
David Hollingworth, Head of Communications
Office: 01225 341211
Mobile: 07710 634044
Richard Morea, Technical Manager
Office: 01225 341312
Mobile: 07970 885168
Source: 1888PressRelease.com
Homeowners often fail to review their life Insurance when searching for the cheapest mortgage deal, but with both the cost of cover and their mortgage balance having fallen, many could make substantial savings just by switching life insurance providers.
Many borrowers with repayment mortgages are unaware that to ensure there is sufficient life insurance to repay their mortgage, life insurance companies assume an average interest rate for the life of the mortgage, often around 10%.
As many borrowers have not paid anything like 10% recently, and have made overpayments, their mortgage balance may well be significantly below the amount of life insurance cover .
This gives them the opportunity to reduce the level of insurance and save money, or with the cost of life cover now cheaper and competition stiff, get the same amount or even increase their cover for the same monthly outlay.
One L&C customer recently increased their life assurance from £390,000 to £423,000 to cover their new mortgage, but managed to reduce their premium, saving themselves around £130 per month.
L&C’s Richard Morea said
The UK population is massively underinsured as a whole, so taking advantage of smaller mortgage balances and reduced premiums provides a great opportunity to make better provision for our families, without breaking the bank.
For more information and no-fee advice, life insurance policy holders should call free on 0800 0731932.
London & Country (L&C) is the UK’s leading no-fee mortgage broker. Based in Bath, it provides whole of market advice via telephone and post to clients nationwide. As well as residential mortgages, it also specialises in the Buy-to-Let and adverse-credit sectors.
L&C is a Climate Neutral company and for the last seven years has invested in climate friendly projects and tree-planting to help offset its emissions and those of its customers. For more information, go to http://www.lcplc.co.uk/green.
L&C has won numerous awards including:
Best Mortgage IFA/Adviser of the Year – Money Marketing, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2008
Best Technology Adviser – Money Marketing 2007
Best Mortgage Broker outside London – Mortgage Strategy, 2004 and 2005
Best National Broker – Mortgage Introducer 2005, 2006 and 2007
Best Overall Broker – Mortgage Introducer 2005
Overall broker of the year – Pink Home Loans, 2006 and 2007
Top 100 company in the Sunday Times Fast Track 100 for 2004 and 2005
Business of the Year – The Bath Business Awards 2005
Growth Strategy of the Year – National Business Awards (Wales and West) 2008
Business Leader (Broker) – British Mortgage Awards - 2008
Online Mortgage IFA of the Year – Financial Adviser - 2008
For further information please contact:
David Hollingworth, Head of Communications
Office: 01225 341211
Mobile: 07710 634044
Richard Morea, Technical Manager
Office: 01225 341312
Mobile: 07970 885168
Source: 1888PressRelease.com
Unitedlayer Latest News
1888PressRelease - UnitedLayer, LLC Named No. 25 on San Francisco Business Times' 100 Fastest Growing Private Company List
The San Francisco Business Times announces UnitedLayer, LLC, a privately held company Managed Colocation Services firm, as one of the top 25 fastest growing private companies in 2009.
The San Francisco Business Times announces UnitedLayer, LLC, a privately held company Managed Colocation Services firm, as one of the top 25 fastest growing private companies in 2009.
How does your child learn? Do they prefer to climb, sing or draw?
Why do some children learn to read easily at school while others prefer to climb out the window? Some children love to color within the lines, whilst others become frustrated?
One of the reasons is children have different learning styles which are dictated by their dominant sense: sight, hearing or motion.
Children who are able to use their dominant sense thrive. Children who can't may have problems meeting developmental milestones. So identifying and working with your child's learning style will help them. Learning toys are tools to help children develop skills. When chosen well they complement a natural learning style, and so help the learning process.
Which learning toy should you choose?
A child will love playing with a learning toy which complements their preferred sense. A visual child will love a building set, an auditory child a musical instrument and a kinesthetic child a trampoline. However children need to be encouraged to use their non-preferred sense and this is where learning toys really come into their own.
Full article: http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Learning-Toys-to-Enhance-Your-Childs-Learning-Style&id=3126928
One of the reasons is children have different learning styles which are dictated by their dominant sense: sight, hearing or motion.
Children who are able to use their dominant sense thrive. Children who can't may have problems meeting developmental milestones. So identifying and working with your child's learning style will help them. Learning toys are tools to help children develop skills. When chosen well they complement a natural learning style, and so help the learning process.
Which learning toy should you choose?
A child will love playing with a learning toy which complements their preferred sense. A visual child will love a building set, an auditory child a musical instrument and a kinesthetic child a trampoline. However children need to be encouraged to use their non-preferred sense and this is where learning toys really come into their own.
Full article: http://www.ezinearticles.com/?Learning-Toys-to-Enhance-Your-Childs-Learning-Style&id=3126928
Hair Care - Safe hair
* Drink lot of water
* Oil you hair twice a week with hot oil
* Use mild shampoo
* Condition you hair smoothly
* Do not keep you hair open in the sun light
* Oil you hair twice a week with hot oil
* Use mild shampoo
* Condition you hair smoothly
* Do not keep you hair open in the sun light
Sunday, October 25, 2009
Yoga - Before starting Tips
1) The most suitable time for Yoga is in the morning. Start it before breakfast when the mind is fresh the body is relaxed.
2) Do the Yoga with clear heart and mind, no issues with family or friend, just keep your ego away.
3) Pick a place which is clear, peaceful, and has no disturbance.
4) Make your self ready for the Yoga, drink glass of water, wait for some time, make your body ready for the Yoga and then start Yoga.
Start with simple Aasan and then go ahead with the difficult ones.
More tips coming soon...
Cheers.
2) Do the Yoga with clear heart and mind, no issues with family or friend, just keep your ego away.
3) Pick a place which is clear, peaceful, and has no disturbance.
4) Make your self ready for the Yoga, drink glass of water, wait for some time, make your body ready for the Yoga and then start Yoga.
Start with simple Aasan and then go ahead with the difficult ones.
More tips coming soon...
Cheers.
Friday, October 23, 2009
Thursday, October 22, 2009
Home Depot website adds Chem-Dry's holiday carpet cleaning solutions to bag of treats
Home Depot, the world's second-largest retailer and largest carpet seller, features a landing page designed to help customers connect with Chem-Dry carpet cleaning for a healthier home this holiday season.
(1888PressRelease) - Logan, Utah - Imagine the nightmare of sticky Halloween stains left from bubbling over witch’s brew. Caramel apples that spill on the floor and track dirt throughout the house are a disaster waiting to happen. These festive stains stay long after the candy has been divided and eaten. So, with the holidays just around the corner, homeowners need a cleaning solution that can remove those spots and stains quickly without damaging their carpets.
Home Depot is combating these stains by making it easier for their customers to schedule an appointment online with the nearest Chem-Dry carpet cleaning specialist. HomeDepot.com now posts a special Chem-Dry page under their flooring tab. Just scroll down and click on the Chem-Dry cleaning image. This fizzy new feature will make it easy for Chem-Dry’s Hot Carbonating Extraction system to rescue carpet fibers from those fun-loving gools, ghosts, and chocolate-loving goblins, regardless of their age.
"Let's face it, spills happen," said Dale Jensen, Research & Development Director at THD's Chem-Dry corporate office. "And so we have worked to make sure our technicians are prepared with the latest in tools and technology to remove and minimize those holiday spills from Halloween - and other gatherings."
"If we can't get the stain out, no one can," Jensen said regarding the company's innovative systems for stain removal and carpet protection.
Chem-Dry service is available in more than 90% of the markets in the United States. With more than 4,000 franchises worldwide, Chem-Dry is the world's largest carpet cleaning company.
To learn more about Chem-Dry, including franchise ownership opportunities, please visit www.chemdry.com or call 1-800-243-6379.
(1888PressRelease) - Logan, Utah - Imagine the nightmare of sticky Halloween stains left from bubbling over witch’s brew. Caramel apples that spill on the floor and track dirt throughout the house are a disaster waiting to happen. These festive stains stay long after the candy has been divided and eaten. So, with the holidays just around the corner, homeowners need a cleaning solution that can remove those spots and stains quickly without damaging their carpets.
Home Depot is combating these stains by making it easier for their customers to schedule an appointment online with the nearest Chem-Dry carpet cleaning specialist. HomeDepot.com now posts a special Chem-Dry page under their flooring tab. Just scroll down and click on the Chem-Dry cleaning image. This fizzy new feature will make it easy for Chem-Dry’s Hot Carbonating Extraction system to rescue carpet fibers from those fun-loving gools, ghosts, and chocolate-loving goblins, regardless of their age.
"Let's face it, spills happen," said Dale Jensen, Research & Development Director at THD's Chem-Dry corporate office. "And so we have worked to make sure our technicians are prepared with the latest in tools and technology to remove and minimize those holiday spills from Halloween - and other gatherings."
"If we can't get the stain out, no one can," Jensen said regarding the company's innovative systems for stain removal and carpet protection.
Chem-Dry service is available in more than 90% of the markets in the United States. With more than 4,000 franchises worldwide, Chem-Dry is the world's largest carpet cleaning company.
To learn more about Chem-Dry, including franchise ownership opportunities, please visit www.chemdry.com or call 1-800-243-6379.
Very cute video and news for great human cause, published on 1888PressRelease
A Santa for These Economic Times: New book, "The Santa Story Revisited," Inspires Parents to Tell an "Expanded" Santa Story
Both memoir and how-to book, "The Santa Story Revisited" gives a clear and simple solution to the perennial dilemma of parents who wish to protect their child’s innocence. Trahan's "expanded" Santa story offers a playful perspective that allows us to play Santa with our children rather than just for them, while encouraging anonymous giving and acts of kindness.
"The Santa Story Revisited: How to Give Your Children a Santa They Will Never Outgrow" offers an expanded Santa, with all of the magic and none of the pretense. In the book, which is both memoir and how-to, author Arita Trahan presents Santa as a game—a timeless game that everyone is already playing.
Arita’s expanded Santa is also the hero of anonymous giving. This is a Santa we can emulate as well as enjoy. Children are invited to play both roles—giving secretly as Santa as well receiving from Santa. This perspective segues the child into appreciating both sides of the Santa experience and eliminates any expiration date on their enjoyment.
This is a Santa experience that works for everyone. Parents continue being anonymous givers; children learn to play Santa by secretly giving gifts and acts of kindness to family and community—adding to the gifting concept of the season. Generosity becomes more of a game than an obligation as children experience the joy that’s inherent in giving without conditions.
Arita says, “I suspect that the reason parents get so invested in playing Santa is that giving anonymously (without getting any credit) is the closest demonstration we have to unconditional love. It is deeply satisfying and lots of fun. We want our children to keep ‘believing’ so we can keep playing. The good news is that by simply including our children in the game, it never has to end.”
A companion song, "I'm Being Santa" celebrates the pay-it-forward nature of anonymous giving that Trahan presents in her book. A music video of the song is on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbh45srDylc.
Here’s what "The Santa Story Revisited" does:
• It acknowledges Santa as the hero of anonymous giving and a mentor for acts of generosity.
• It presents a Santa that does not have a shelf-life, without the need for any awkward adjustments.
• It liberates all of us to celebrate Santa without the limitations that reality can impinge on our hero.
• It invites adults to participate in the expanded playfulness of the new Santa experience.
• It empowers parents as storytellers to inform and inspire their children.
• It assures parents that any other idea of Santa may co-exist alongside this expanded version.
• It helps parents guide their children through any challenging segue from the believing-in stage.
• It assists adults in valuing the Santa experience they had as children, no matter what it was.
• It presents the parent/child experience of Santa as an archetype and an important rite of passage.
• It creates a model for celebrating Santa that is less like a religion of believing and more like a game for playing.
• It encourages parents to freely create and recreate new family traditions for themselves.
WHO ARE THE AUTHORS?
Arita Trahan is mother/grandmother, actress, acting coach, and personal communication coach. She lives in Los Angeles.
Norma Eckroate has coauthored numerous books for humans and animals and has also worked extensively in television and theatre. She is a licensed practitioner at the Agape International Spiritual Center and has a Masters in Metaphysical Sciences.
Both memoir and how-to book, "The Santa Story Revisited" gives a clear and simple solution to the perennial dilemma of parents who wish to protect their child’s innocence. Trahan's "expanded" Santa story offers a playful perspective that allows us to play Santa with our children rather than just for them, while encouraging anonymous giving and acts of kindness.
"The Santa Story Revisited: How to Give Your Children a Santa They Will Never Outgrow" offers an expanded Santa, with all of the magic and none of the pretense. In the book, which is both memoir and how-to, author Arita Trahan presents Santa as a game—a timeless game that everyone is already playing.
Arita’s expanded Santa is also the hero of anonymous giving. This is a Santa we can emulate as well as enjoy. Children are invited to play both roles—giving secretly as Santa as well receiving from Santa. This perspective segues the child into appreciating both sides of the Santa experience and eliminates any expiration date on their enjoyment.
This is a Santa experience that works for everyone. Parents continue being anonymous givers; children learn to play Santa by secretly giving gifts and acts of kindness to family and community—adding to the gifting concept of the season. Generosity becomes more of a game than an obligation as children experience the joy that’s inherent in giving without conditions.
Arita says, “I suspect that the reason parents get so invested in playing Santa is that giving anonymously (without getting any credit) is the closest demonstration we have to unconditional love. It is deeply satisfying and lots of fun. We want our children to keep ‘believing’ so we can keep playing. The good news is that by simply including our children in the game, it never has to end.”
A companion song, "I'm Being Santa" celebrates the pay-it-forward nature of anonymous giving that Trahan presents in her book. A music video of the song is on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbh45srDylc.
Here’s what "The Santa Story Revisited" does:
• It acknowledges Santa as the hero of anonymous giving and a mentor for acts of generosity.
• It presents a Santa that does not have a shelf-life, without the need for any awkward adjustments.
• It liberates all of us to celebrate Santa without the limitations that reality can impinge on our hero.
• It invites adults to participate in the expanded playfulness of the new Santa experience.
• It empowers parents as storytellers to inform and inspire their children.
• It assures parents that any other idea of Santa may co-exist alongside this expanded version.
• It helps parents guide their children through any challenging segue from the believing-in stage.
• It assists adults in valuing the Santa experience they had as children, no matter what it was.
• It presents the parent/child experience of Santa as an archetype and an important rite of passage.
• It creates a model for celebrating Santa that is less like a religion of believing and more like a game for playing.
• It encourages parents to freely create and recreate new family traditions for themselves.
WHO ARE THE AUTHORS?
Arita Trahan is mother/grandmother, actress, acting coach, and personal communication coach. She lives in Los Angeles.
Norma Eckroate has coauthored numerous books for humans and animals and has also worked extensively in television and theatre. She is a licensed practitioner at the Agape International Spiritual Center and has a Masters in Metaphysical Sciences.
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
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