Online Education Programs – American Institute – Video
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March 1, 2012 Recap: Senate Bill 178, Sen. Howard Stephenson – Video
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Holistic Life Coaching… 20 Years of Healing! – Video
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A Little Holistic Life Coaching. :) Achieving your goals, desires and dreams! – Video
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Eat Raw Vegan Hippie Food! The Secret – Love Gardening Commune! Toilet Squatting! Holistic Coaching! – Video
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Episode 87 – The Lesson of Eating FIre! – Joe White Get Life Coaching – Video
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Dare To Fly Testimonial – CT (Life Coaching) – Video
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It's A Techie Life: Crack it with a click
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Oztern Technology's e-solution to entrance coaching
It's time again for the annual brouhaha that is the medical and engineering entrance examinations. For those who can't up and go to places such as Thrissur and Pala to enrol for crash courses at entrance coaching centres, young techie Saiju V. Stella and his team at the Technopark-based Oztern Technology have come up with a viable solution an e-solution, to be exact. Hopeful candidates can either head to one of the 2,200 citizen centres of the Akshaya e-services network to e-learn' the entrance training programme or subscribe to its online version at http://www.entrancewisdom.com. Since late 2010 Oztern has an exclusive tie-up with the Prof. P.C. Thomas Classes, a leading entrance coaching centre in Thrissur.
Personalised training
Oztern partners with content providers such as P.C. Thomas to provide personalised training to candidates. We don't create content, we just provide a platform to digitise existing content, says Saiju, who began Oztern in 2009 with funding from five like-minded investors. The company specialises in cloud computing and has established itself as a player in the online education industry, capitalising on Microsoft's cloud computing infrastructure, Windows Azure, to address the needs of training institutes, students, and education entrepreneurs alike. To achieve this, Oztern created Rainbow, a comprehensive e-learning platform that enables customers to design and create content quickly and easily.
E-learning is an emerging market in India. Most institutes and coaching centres have a good knowledge base in terms of content and expertise. Thus there is great scope for digitisation of content. Rainbow is an easy to use, simple-knowledge management platform, which any business user be it a corporate, educational institution or government body can use to gather and organise scattered knowledge assets that exist in their organisation, and efficiently deliver it to their learners, and that too with zero programming knowledge, says Saiju, who worked for eight years in the United States and Northern Ireland before coming back home to the city to kick-start his ventutre.
I've always been a fan of green technology, and wanted to start a software firm that specialises in environmentally-friendly cloud computing. That's why Oztern is named as such, the Oz referring to Ozone-friendly and tern,' short-form for tattern' meaning solution, says Saiju.
His company, in association with Cell Technologies, also recently launched the e-tutor, a portable cloud-based e-gadget that makes available CBSE, ICSE, and State syllabi, supported with curriculum based info-graphics, all at the click of a button. The e-tablet was lauched by Infotech guru Sam Pitroda in January.
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Once-in-a-lifetime Gambia coaching trip for Darwen students
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Once-in-a-lifetime Gambia coaching trip for Darwen students
11:46am Thursday 1st March 2012 in News
THREE teenagers from Darwen have returned from a once-in-a-lifetime football coaching trip to Gambia.
Lewis Atkinson, 18, Damien Moulden, 19, and Kyle Jackson, 18, of Darwen Spartans FC, taught ball skills to African youngsters, as well as helping them to clear fields for crops, building fences, and digging water holes.
Lewis, an Accrington and Rossendale College sports academy student, said the week-long trip with charity Football Gambia had changed his life.
He said: From the moment we stepped off the plane, we were treated like celebrities.
There were 50 to 60 children singing and dancing for us, and that happened again in the village we camped in. The days were very tiring because of the 40 degree heat and the physical jobs, but its completely changed the way I think about things.
We gave the children sweets, and they had never seen them before, and the adults were given new T-shirts, instead of the rags they had been wearing for two years. It makes me realise how much more kids have in the UK, and now I wont waste a scrap of food on my plate.
The Darwen lads started off with simple tasks, such as races, and dribbling balls Spartans manager and Lewis dad, Mark Atkinson, said: I have seen such a change in the attitude towards life of these lads in terms of maturity, lifes core values, and respect for the basic things we all take for granted. Some of the situations they got involved in certainly made them feel humble.
As a club we are extremely proud, and also wish to thank all of those who helped them raise the funding to carry it out.
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New Gay Coaching: How To Stay HIV Negative Forever by Miami's Premier Gay Life Coach and Gay Matchmaker for Gay Men …
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Controversial new training program by Paul Angelo, Miami's Gay Matchmaker, offers new insight into how to stay HIV negative forever. Every gay man who wants to stay HIV negative should consider learning how to prepare the mind for the future in an HIV uncertain gay world.
Miami, FL (PRWEB) March 01, 2012
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Staying HIV negative can be challenging for a sexually active gay man over 40. Nearly 20% of gay and bisexual men in 21 large U.S. cities are HIV positive, but more than 40% do not know their status, according to study findings described in the September 24, 2010, Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report.
According to Angelo, "To remain HIV negative - a typical gay man endures fear and uncertainty that leads to anxiety about sexuality. Sex is not fun any more."
"Barebacking is now the norm rather than the exception. Porn movies will not sell if actors use condoms. HIV Poz men also go "all the way" and rebel against all norms for healthy sexual behavior and venture out into fisting, large sized dildos and the use of poppers.
"What used to be unthinkable is now demonstrated in porn movies, gay bath-houses and eventually makes its way home.
"Safe sex is a joke too. The popularity of barebacking has taken over the gay world and no one is safe any more. Bathhouses in Fort Lauderdale such as "The Club" or "The Slammer" put out at least 20 new HIV Poz men on Saturdays," says Paul Angelo, the gay matchmaker.
"More and more Hiv Poz Men lie about their status. As an example, a gay man on Craigslist will say he is Hiv Neg when his viral load is undetectable. And the NSA (Non Strings Attached) sex is a metaphor for 'HIV Poz Sex.'" says Angelo.