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I have quite a lot of dreams. As probably everybody else. But I'd say my wildest dream is to finally find my way in life. I've always been struggling when it comes to making decisions. Whether it's what to wear for work or what to have for breakfast, or what to do with my life.
I have changed jobs quite often and I've already lived abroad twice. And I'm still not 100% sure which path to take. But since I'm doing yoga my mind has cleared so much and it seems like life has pushed me into a certain direction. In 3 weeks I start my yoga teacher training and I can't wait to be a yoga teacher and help others find their way and be happy.
My wildest dream would be to live every moment with mindfulness and gratitude. And then with this attitude in mind, travel the world while volunteering and helping others.
My wildest dream would be unplug, stop answering work emails, and travel the world. I've always dreamed of visiting all seven continents – there is so much beauty and wonder in this world, and I want to see it all!
My wildest dream is to help liberate women, girls, and all other marginalized communities around the world. I dream that one day, everyone on Earth will have access to healthcare, education, and all other fundamental human rights. Part of this dream includes seeing my home state of Texas stop eliminating women's healthcare and reproductive services. One day, women will be able to arrive at clinics without being harassed and terrorized by protesters, and clinic escorts like me will no longer be needed.
Kudos to all of these beautiful souls sharing their story!
My wildest dream is to hear my parents tell me they love me. Ive recently cut all ties with them after being physically and verbally abused for the past 24 years. Its so hard, but my soul needed the cleanse of negativity in order to feel peace. I've had depression and anxiety my entire life, to the point to where I took over 100 pills in hopes of overdosing, but to only find my mother at the end of my bed waiting for me to wake so she can scream at me and make me feel awful for what I almost did to her. She doesn't have a compassionate bone in her body. I have honestly never heard her tell me she loves me. Not in my entire lifetime. Anytime I would tell her that, she would say "well maybe I would if I didn't have a daugher like you that did x, y, z…." it's been a secret blessing in disguise. It took me 24 years to be strong enough to say I have had enough. I've never been so happy, confident and strong in my life. It's both of our losses, but it is also my gain.
I don't know if this is all right here.. but my biggest dream is for my mom to get well and get rid af all her illness, allergies and obstacles and for my dad to get well although he can't because his heart only has around 60% capacity left.. if I could just take my whole family and move together on a big farm where we could all be as one big happy healthy family.. wouldn't that be something.. not to have death waiting around the corner constantly. . And to travel the world in a huge autocamper – visit all my amazing friends from Instagram and seeing nature at its best! ! That is totally from the bottom of my heart, my biggest dream!
My WILDEST dream!? .. Well that's probably to be an astronaut and fly to the moon! But I guess the more 'realistic' dream would be to live on a beach and sleep in a hammock where the palm trees stand tall and eat coconuts and chocolate all day :) Roll out of my hammock with the sunrise, start my morning stretch and cool down (wake up) with a refreshing swim in the sea. The only sounds would be that of the waves gently lapping the shore and the exotic birds singing as the soar.
First I want to say thank you for giving us the oportunity to take part in this awesome giveaway! My biggest dream is to live my life the way I want it, to travel (I wanna see the world), to be happy and to have a awesome and long life with my family and friends.
In my wildest dreams, I get to dedicate my life to serving others by helping them enhance their quality of life through exercises that help them build strength and maintain independence. In my wildest dreams, I get to become a physical therapist! In the wildest of my wildest dreams, Jared Leto shows up at my door and says "Let's go on an adventure!" :)
My biggest dream is to never stop dreaming big.
…to become a good architect and still have time for other things! Impossible, haha!
My wildest dream is to live life how it's meant to be lived—surrounded by the beauty of nature and loved ones. That can take so many different forms and yet, it still eludes so many of us.
My wildest dream is to live in the mountains with my husband and four kids, no electricity, no TV, no neighbors and live off of the land and woodburning stove, work for what we need and do yoga!!
My wildest dream is to become an underwear/bikini model!
I want to marry my boyfriend in an exotic place, travel the world with him and to yoga until i am 100 years old
My wildest dream is to marry my swolemate and travel the world together inspiring others to live a healthy and fit lifestyle! We would bring brand like my mantra and explain the benefits of using eco friendly products. I love what this company stands for and thank you for being such generous people! The world needs people and companies like you!!!
My wildest dream is to be able to tour the world, teaching yoga to all the practitioners in the world and that this would be my livelihood. It is also to use the influence that I may have in future to do good and give back to society on a very impactful way. It really pains me that we are destroying our beautiful earth by continuing our current lifestyles.
My wildest dream is to become a sponsored athlete and get compensated to travel and run ultra marathons or other trail races with my family by my side
I come from a large homeschooled family in rural Maine. I think my unusual upbringing encouraged me to open my heart and mind to an array of life experiences. I'm willing to try most new things at least once.
That flexibility has served me well, creating a variants of trajectories. One of those being my daughter and I following my military husband all over the states. We're currently living in Hawaii.
I believe that positive attitude is the best tool anyone could have for improving their health. Fun designs help us to feel more positive. One of the most debilitating symptoms of my life-long struggle with depression, was weight gain. I was really at the end of my rope with my discontentedness and didn't feel that I could ever be happy with my body. Yoga and running gave me hope. I lost over 60 pounds, but I gained a whole new perspective on life. I realized that it wasn't really about my body at all, my unhappiness stemmed from my negative attitude. My dream is to share my health journey positively motivate others. I hope to attend YTT soon with an emphasis on yoga therapy so that I may make my dream a reality.
My wildest dream is to live completely free, free from any obligations or any anchors weighing me down—to be able to do what I want when I want how I want.
My wildest dream in life is to get my pilots license with my boyfriend. He's been flying and I could only dream of flying through the sky and seeing the world from a whole new perspective. Until then, I dream for a content and simple life xo
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My wildest dream would be to become an IAS officer (Indian Administrative Service) or IFS (Indian Foreign Service) office and serve my country and be a yoga teacher who teaches post office hours. And along with my daily duty and yoga teaching classes I get to hold retreats where I get to teach and share what I love and help people heal. With the money I earn I want to take my parents to different countries and make my dad ride Harley Davidson cus he loves that beat and let my mum soak in the beauty of Paris and Venice. When you become an officer you have the power and resources to influence the lives of others; so after some years of being in the service I would want to open an old age home and look after all the grandmas and grandpas who are neglected cus I really feel bad when the elderlies are left in a room and ignored. I hope I can do these and much more and help spread love and happiness. Thank you for this. It really feels amazing and empowering to pen down my Wild wishes and dreams. I was very hesitant to do this but Iam glad I did it cus now it feels real to me. Real enough to make it happen. Thank you so so much ❤
My wildest dream is to attend and obtain my yoga teacher certification in Thailand. I would love to specialize in Kids Yoga and Restorative Yoga. I hope to one day open my own studio and promote the advantages of living a holistic life through yoga, meditation, essential oils, and healthy organic foods.
My deepest longing dream is to be a healthy happy mum to a healthy happy child. I have had some health issues which are slowly resolving, I am relatively new to yoga and it has had an amazing impact on my mental state and healing (not to mention I can not touch my toes!) I hope so so much that my issues have not impacted on my ability to have children with my husband and I hope to bring them into a positive world.
My wildest dream is to be available to leave the monotony behind and just follow my heart. Start traveling and practicing in beautiful places. Meet beautiful souls and just soak up everything that life has to offer and leave all the negativity behind. I want to have crazy adventures and do yoga in the 7 wonders of the world and more! Live my life to the fullest. :)
My wildest dream is to create a thriving fitness business that is large enough to sustain me taking my entire team on a dream vacation to Costa Rica with all expenses paid!
My wildest dream is to inspire and create and simply trust myself and be myself. And travel the world! ;)
My wildest dream at this moment in time is to be able to know exactly what I want to do with my life and be content with whatever choice I make. As a student in my last year of study, I will inevitably have to decide what I want to do once I'm finished. I dream of doing something I love and I don't know what that is yet. So to clarify, my wildest dream is to be doing something I love (whatever that is) and be content. I don't mind if I decide to do something that is difficult or hard for others to understand, especially if it involves 'throwing my education away', but I must be doing something that makes me happy not what makes other people happy.
Hi there,
My wildest dream is to leave a happy life where I will be that old person one day who is not afraid of death because the life has had it all. Pretty much that's it, never mind that it includes thousands of big and little dreams in between:)
My wildest dream is to be happy. To be happy with myself, my body, my thoughts. To live in world free of cruelty and pain and discrimination.
My wildest dream is to become someone who can make a change in the world by being
myself. Meaning I want to spread the knowledge about how to take care the world we are living in, understanding that we are all one with the plants, the rocks and everyone. I want to give my two cents to make a difference, to help adults and children understand that each one of us can do something to make the world a better place. I love to write so I'm working on it, I would like to share in a blog how to live a healthier life with the planet in mind…I hope it transforms into a trend like nowadays many people are taking care what they eat, they can take care everything else they do. I started following you guys because you are part of that community that is growing, so thank you for being yourselves and for sharing all this kind actions.
My wildest dream? My wildest dream is not to become rich or famous. My wildest dream is to create a world where everyone can be whoever he or she want to be. A world where people and animals feel peaceful,(care)free and happy. Where everyone dares to be different. I think yoga sessions could help the world to think free. Everyone should have My Mantra active wear to do yoga and think different: think free and limitless.
Everyone should be free to make their one choices and to do whatever they want to do. My wildest dream is to feel free in life.
This question has been weighing on my mind, so I had to submit another answer, I was reading the news the other day and as normal I felt so sad to know that there are people who just are cruel, Empty and sad, who rape, destroy and thrive off taking the innocence and freedom away from others. it's people like this who make us fear, and who make me nervous to let my daughter run free. I wish these people could find love, true love in their hearts. I wish everyone could find a way to be healthy, loving, compassionate people, I dream that more people would help others when they are down, protect the innocent and step up. I dream to be able to change a life and for others to want to do the same. I dream that we all can live in love and confidence rather than fear. I dream that war and hunger end, that corruption ends… I want love, freedom, and kindness to rule the world! If this happend then all our dreams would be easier to achieve. Then we'd all prob Ku find it easier to appreciate the little things. ???
My wildest dream is not a destination, nor an activity to undertake. It's to find contentment. I want to feel satisfied with all my roles – mama, wife, friend, daughter, sister, yogi, career woman. The elusive balance where I can thrive in all at the detriment of none!
What a question, I'm not even sure how to answer it. But for me, it's not so much a dream, it's more of what I want/should be doing every single day of my life. To not live life in fear, not to be afraid to do things and to push myself out of my comfort zone.
I am currently on the path to my wildest dream!
When I was 16, I went on a trip to Mexico to help build a home for a family in need. Since then I have had the goal of a career where I can help others and possibly the chance to travel and see the world. I knew that I could pursue happiness as long as I was helping someone else. After all, we are all on this earth for each other, correct?
Now, I am in my first year of a Doctorate program in Physical Therapy and I am continuing on my path to my dream career. It has been the biggest struggle for the past couple of years getting into a program, and currently I have never been more stressed out in my life. No matter what graduate school or life throws at me right now, I just remind myself of why I chose to put myself here in the first place and the doors that this career will open for me. All of the past, current, and future hardships are worth that moment when I have the opportunity to be someone's superhero. The moments when I get to help someone walk again after surgery or a stroke, or help someone get their strength back so they can pick their grandkids up.
This is all been a dream to me, and I have to sit back and realize that all of my hard work and dedication is finally worth something and I can have an impact in this world.
This is my wildest dream!
My wildest dream? Is it to move to a far away country? To meet the man of my dreams? To become rich and famous? Lots of us have big dreams where we see our name in lights or we have too much money to worry. Me? I'm a little different! My wildest dream is to be able to live life without any regrets! Who cares about money, nice cars, overly expensive clothes. All I want is to be my best self, to laugh everyday, to be the healthiest and fittest I can be, and to have people around me who encourage and support me. My wildest dream may not seem so wild to you, but to be able to achieve it would be something wild to me. <3 :D
My wildest dream is to hike up mount kilimanjaro and be able to watch the sunrise in peace and serenity (while doing some yoga to send away the soreness after hiking the largest mountain in Africa). Thanks for the giveaway!
My wildest dream is to run a marathon. I've never been able to run due to a chronic lung condition. I'm currently waiting for a double lung transplant and hope some day after recovering from the transplant surgery I can begin running and training to make that dream come true! ?
My wildest dreams would be to own a successful business where I was always creating something new and exciting, (whether it's art, clothes, treats, or furniture) and live comfortably while taking care of my little girls!
What is my wildest dream? I thought about this for the past couple of days and couldn't come up with anything that sounds fantastical and wild enough.
I think that, when it comes down to it, what I want from life, my dream, isn't very wild at all.
I hope that when I die I can look back on my life with happiness and contentment. To know that I spent my life being mindful & patient and that I have tried to tread lightly on the planet.
That my life has been a learning journey and that I have done my best to be present and have acceptance even when things are less than perfect and accepted & learnt from others and the paths that they are on.
To me being wild is the small freedoms we take for granted.
I feel blessed that I live in a country where I can be with the person I love, that I have freedom of speech, free education and health care.
My mum always told my sister and I when we were younger that 'Good things happen to good people who wait'. As an adult I believe that if we work hard at the things that are important to us we will achieve them.
One of my biggest dreams has been to travel internationally. I'd love to see Australia, NZ, Vietnam, Cambodia, Thailand, and all the amazing countries in Southeastern Asia. My husband and I want to see the other side of the world and have all the adventures that come with travel. Also, head stands and twerking in every country because, hey, it's what I do ?
my wildest dream is to become a mama… my husband and i have been on a health journey for the past year to feed our bodies AND our souls with spiritual goodness and harmonious energy in tune with the universe to prepare ourselves mentally, physically, and emotionally for the day we become parents. it's been a beautiful journey so far and one we hope culminates soon in a beautiful being of light, our baby. :o)
my wildest dream would be to visit my sister and my beautiful niece in Kenya hug and kiss lots of elephants and see lots of African wildlife,and to make my dream even better be able to attend one of her Yoga classes in some of your super cute clothes and use one of your super cute yoga mats!!!! That would be amazing!!! and to top it off if I could somehow figure out away to end world hunger and create peace on earth for humans and animals too I'd be one happy girl ???? till then I'll keep on dreaming xo sweet dreams everyone?
My wildest dream — to be able to live and love out loud; to not hide behind secrets, but rather to embrace each other and for those whom we love most to accept that, even be happy for it, regardless of our religious differences.
My wildest dream is to climb Everest, one day I shall.
My wildest dream is to become a lawyer and save enough money to take my mom to italy which she has always wanted to go to so i can see her wonderful happy smile and know that i was able to make this possible for her. I also want to learn to dance because its always looked so beautiful to me and i pretty much have two left feet. Id also like to be able to start up a charity to help stray dogs find a loving home and to stop animal abuse. Because the first dog i ever had i found hurt and stay. And i wish animals wouldn't have to suffer so much abuse
Let's see my wildest dream would be traveling all around the world and explore new places that I never even new excited. I want to climb a mountain and also try parashoot(it has been my dreams to do it since a was a little girl).
My wildest dream? To be able to travel the world and find happiness in the little things! Waking up in a new place to beautiful sunrises and cuddling the one I love watching the sunset! Knowing that each new day brings a great new adventure!
My wildest dream would be traveling the world with my family to show them all the world has to offer.
My wildest dream would be to be able to sit down with my dad and just get to have another day with him. Have him meet my husband and daughter and all his other grandkids he never met. Let him know what has been going on and how he impacted my choices in life. Just a little more time and at least a chance to say I love him and a huge hug that I never had a chance to get before he left this world. :).
My wildest dream would be to marry the love of my life and it to be legal in front of all our love ones. Then have the most amazing honeymoon on a tropical island somewhere absolutely beautiful.
My wildest dream is to live out my days as a philanthropist and jiu-jitsu athlete. My husband and I would love to start up a rehabilitation opportunity for those that have gone through traumatic circumstances or have been deployed and are having a hard time readjusting; by allowing people to feel the serenity of kayaking, yoga and hiking through the wilderness. Having more time to spend with those I love on the mats (yoga, jiu-jitsu and kickboxing) would make me immensely happy. Being more in touch with people and nature versus possessions and societal expectations is key! Thank you for allowing all of us to open up about our dreams!
My wildest deeam would be to become a yoga teacher and do yoga and SUP yoga in Bali and open and own a healthy cafe there too. Selling good food and adapting a healthy and free spirited lifestyle.
I've always loved traveling and love meeting new people. Those two are probably my favorite things in world…well I mean food is up there too! However, my wildest dream would be running into my mother whom I've never met. At the age of two I was abandon in India at a train station. A journey has taken me to the states where I had been Adopted by loving and caring parents. However, I've always had this dream of my birth mother. I can see her hair, her outfit, her figure but never her face. My wildest dream would to be able meet her face to face and just hug her and thank her for the lifeI have today.
I've always loved traveling and love meeting new people. Those two are probably my favorite things in world…well I mean food is up there too! However, my wildest dream would be running into my mother whom I've never met. At the age of two I was abandon in India at a train station. A journey has taken me to the states where I had been Adopted by loving and caring parents. However, I've always had this dream of my birth mother. I can see her hair, her outfit, her figure but never her face. My wildest dream would to be able meet her face to face and just hug her and thank her for the lifeI have today.
My wildest dream is once I launch my jewelry business that it is successful! Silversmithing is the one thing that I have found I am truly passionate about. Being my own boss and working everyday with my hands creating art, that is the dream!
My wildest dream…. Ummmmm well actually I don't have one! I am it, I live it, I made it.. MY LIFE.. That's my wildest dream..!
There are lots of dreams I hold close to my heart which I know I can achieve with hard work, but to narrow the lot down to choose my wildest one is difficult and unattainable.
My wildest, craziest dream would be for my deceased father who died when I was 15 to see me now with the love and support that surrounds me and for him see how well I have done after losing him. I would wish for each milestone in my life so far, and each one to come he could see me and be proud of my chocies and the strong, determind, compassionate person I have become.
I know that dream is an impossible one, but shouldn't all our wildest dreams have some element of magic in them?
I was thinking about it and I have one more thing to add……. My wildest dream is to do a backflip… One in every country :D ❤
My wildest dream is to live happily in the present and make a difference to those around me, no matter how but or small that difference is
My wildest dream is simple…. My partner Nic is blind, I want the world to see through her eyes just for a few minutes.. Help break down the barriers and exclusion blind people battle against every day..
Hola mymantra!
My wildest dream would be to move to a beachside town somewhere in the world, buy a little cottage near the beach and combine my loves of yoga and psychotherapy in an integrative practice that would help young children and teens develop resilience and confidence through yoga and meditation. I'd want to offer them a safe place to work through their insecurities and anxieties while creating an awareness around how to listen to your own voice and develop compassion for others. And since I'd be living by it, I'd probably do my part to try and save the ocean and all of its glorious creatures, too! xo
I have quite a lot of dreams. As probably everybody else. But I'd say my wildest dream is to finally find my way in life. I've always been struggling when it comes to making decisions. Whether it's what to wear for work or what to have for breakfast, or (especially) what to do with my life.
I have changed jobs quite often and I've already lived abroad twice. And I'm still not 100% sure which path to take. But since I'm doing yoga my mind has cleared so much and it seems like life has pushed me into a certain direction. In 3 weeks I start my yoga teacher training and I can't wait to be a yoga teacher and help others find their way and be happy.
My wildest dream is to do my yoga teacher training in India. I am not too well at the moment but when I am better I will be enrolling on a teacher course closer to home to broaden my knowledge. I want to become a teacher and offer yoga to those who can't attend a regular class through circumstance or illness and hope they enjoy as much as I do.
My wildest dreams include hiking the Appalachian trail, backpacking across Europe, attending a Yoga retreat in India, become a published author, and become an airplane pilot.
Now my wildest dream is coming true soon and I will move to the new city, towards new adventures. But what else then? At the moment maybe the wildest dream is to know how to hand stand, so to learn it! And also to see the world and travel outside Europe – and in it! :)
I dream to move to Central America and have Yoga retreats with amazing Yogis & Yoginis from all over the world!
My wildest dream hopefully will start soon! My dream job is to become a radiologist tech specializing in MRIs or radiation technology. I hope that I will do amazing in school and be accepted into the program on the first try! If I do then I can complete the program with in 3 years max. Then 3 months after that me and my boyfriend want to pack up our things and move to the beach! We also want to get married before the big move. So these next couple years are so important for our dream to come true :)
My dream is simple. I dream of a world where my son can safely grow to become an old man, without the threat of an armed gunman cutting his life short in school; without the fear of armed militants exacting their perceived justice on him because of the color of his skin, his country of origin, religion or lack thereof; without the worry that his neighbors – domestic or international – wouldn't help him if he found himself in dire need. In my wildest dream, the world is a kind enough place that our children will all grow old.
Greetings from NY! My wildest dream is to open up a yoga studio/sanctuary in my home town. The vision is really a "community" that combines yoga with the love of arts, music and healthy eating. We would have weekly donation based activities also, that help support local charities.
My wildest dream is to be a nutritional counselor to help spread the vegan message and help people get better and healthier. I also want to help people who suffer(ed) from an eating disorder or depression because I have been through this and I want to help people to get out of this misery!
My wildest dream is to travel Asia and India and see the world!
In India I would love to learn from the yoga masters there <3
I wish to live of the land and need for nothing. I want to live away where I can do it all from the land I have there. To live among the flowers and herbs and earth for my life, that is my dream,!!!
My wildest dream is to one day achieve happiness through adversity, and teach my puppy not to wee in the house! Love and light MyMantra! <3
Sending love to everyone all the way from Egypt ❤
As for me, I have many wild dreams. But my wildest dream right now would be, to win one of these giveaways, do yoga by the PYRAMIDS! And send you the photos ;)
My dream is to travel around the world and help develop schools, medical clinics, housing, and farming options for people in poverty-stricken areas. To serve others is my purpose in life. And to teach yoga to children would be amazing :)
My wildest dream is to do my ytt in Costa Rica and be able to teach yoga on the beautiful beaches here where I live in Aruba. Ideally at sunrise and sunset… and be able to spend the days practising yoga, reading, painting and raising my two beautiful sons with my wonderful husband.
My wildest dream is to be an Astronaut and do some asana in the moon..???
My wildest dream is to own yoga retreats in South America. In a perfect world I would have a holistic life center/yoga studio here in Toronto (which I am beginning to work towards in school) and then direct, teach and travel between South America and Toronto… Wild but so fantastic and magical!
My wildest dream is to go through life being present as often as possible. When you are truly present, you don't let past pains take a hold of you and don't let fears stop you. You look at everyone and everything with the utmost compassion and understanding and don't need much from the external world to be happy. This is what I am striving for ? ?
My wildest dream is to live in the wild, the way Henry David Thoreau did, haha. I feel so deeply connected to nature that I find the idea of living in the wild and away from civilization exciting!! If I were to live in the wild, I can have my own vegetable garden and grow my own food, which is something I can't do in the city. I can sleep under the stars, which I can't see due to the bright city lights at night. I can raise monarch butterflies and participate in the monarch butterfly conservation. I can simply be my truest self and truly live life the way people used to hundreds of years ago. How cool will that be? Very cool!
My wildest dream is to quit my job, become a yoga instructor, and share my love for yoga with everyone I meet. My biggest inspiration are @kinoyoga and @beachyogagirl from Instagram. I want to be like them one day, traveling the world and spreading my love for yoga while making a positive influence in people's life! Yoga has taught me important life lessons such as letting go of what don't serve me and living in the present. Because of yoga, I live a more positive life. Because of yoga, I learned how to love myself, which allow me to open my heart to love others. That's why I want to touch everyone's heart through yoga. I want to show everyone the gifts yoga has brought into my life and that these gifts can be theirs too if they're willing to open their arms and embrace the yogi life. Namaste.
My wildest dream, though hopefully one day may be a reality, is to live on an animal sanctuary. Animals of all types would be welcome. I'd love to run yoga retreats out of the sanctuary as well, with participants who wish to, volunteering their free hours to helping with the animals. What better way to live yoga than sharing it with others – to include the animal beings in our lives.
My wildest dream is be a performer in a circus! Ever since I watched the anime Kaleido Star when I was young, I want to be a circus performer, the kind that does tricks in the air. I just want to make people happy. What better way to do that than to perform tricks in midair and make people laugh? I always associate circus with silliness and laughter, which I think are the best cure for turning someone's frown upside down. If I were a circus performer, maybe I can spread the silliness and laughter everywhere I go through traveling and performing all over the world :)
My wildest dream, though hopefully one day may be a reality, is to live on an animal sanctuary. Animals of all types would be welcome. I'd love to run yoga retreats out of the sanctuary as well, with participants who wish to, volunteering their free hours to helping with the animals. What better way to live yoga than sharing it with others – to include the animal beings in our lives.
My wildest dream, though hopefully one day may be a reality, is to live on an animal sanctuary. Animals of all types would be welcome. I'd love to run yoga retreats out of the sanctuary as well, with participants who wish to, volunteering their free hours to helping with the animals. What better way to live yoga than sharing it with others – to include the animal beings in our lives.
My wildest dream, though hopefully one day may be a reality, is to live on an animal sanctuary. Animals of all types would be welcome. I'd love to run yoga retreats out of the sanctuary as well, with participants who wish to, volunteering their free hours to helping with the animals. What better way to live yoga than sharing it with others – to include the animal beings in our lives.
My wildest dream, though hopefully one day may be a reality, is to live on an animal sanctuary. Animals of all types would be welcome. I'd love to run yoga retreats out of the sanctuary as well, with participants who wish to, volunteering their free hours to helping with the animals. What better way to live yoga than sharing it with others – to include the animal beings in our lives.
My wildest dream, The one that's keeping me focussed and motivated is the dream of bringing my own products to the people. "healthilicious" treats and recipes that are delicious, healthy and good for body and spirit. And l don't stop there, I dream of a place where everybody who wants to work on their wellbeing, is welcome to train, chat, eat, drink coffee, have a good conversation and motivate each other. A place where I can practice my yoga and another person can train for their 10k run, and my mother can enjoy a nice cup of tea and a no nonsense sugarfree piece of "healthilicious"cake.
And, sometimes, when I dare to dream even further… I dream that this place can grow, expand to all the corners of the world so everybody can enjoy a place where they fiel safe enough to discover their own dreams!
That is my dream and I try every day to set a step in the right direction.
My wildest dream is to start my own business so I could have more time with my family and to do the things I love, like yoga, traveling and photography. I want to see more of the world and learn about all the other wonderful cultures out there. I'm haveing a baby soon and I want to be there to see every moment of them growing up.
To travel the world, exploring natures beauty surrounded by beautiful people.
Teaching yoga and spreading happiness whereever I go.
My wildest dream is to become a certified yoga teacher, and also receive a degree in integrative nutrition, so that I can use my current background/career as a therapist to become a wellness coach to assist people in a more holistic way with their behavioral health and physical issues. I'd really love to focus on assisting young people with arthritis, like myself.
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My wildest dream would be to leave nursing and find refuge in French Polynesia where I can live simply and focus on the beauty of life with just my husband and me. I would like to explore nature there and spend time meditating and learning to broaden my yoga abilities as well as his (my husband who currently refuses to yoga with me).
My wildest dream is to do yoga exercises on top of a mountain into the great wide open. On the vibes of several mantra's that wiil give our Earth strengths, so it will stay green and peacefull forever. Of course I'm wearing my mantra during this exercises, to help me feel free, happy and full of energy. Just hope this one's will come true… ??
My wildest dream is to travel the whole world, teach martial arts, keep learning yoga, and play music with new people. But most of all, I want to live a satisfying life and have fun :) ???
Oh this is hard! My wildest dream would be have a beautiful house with a beautiful view in new zealnd, and my daughter would have such an amazing life, and I'd take my family around the world on the best vacations, learning about different cultures and of course cuisine. I would be able to do that while working all my yoga retreats, being the best teacher I could possibly be. I'd change bodies. And free minds, and even be able to work with a few charities. my husband would be over the moon with his own smooth running business. My family would be happy, secure and content. Oh I forgot, I'd have my own yoga studio / boutique and a dog or two :) oh, ya, and everyone would respect all life including themselves. We'd all Live with love in our hearts, and peace, light and love will rein.. Ok that seems good.
My wildest dream comes true when I feel peaceful, free, wild, happy and carefree in life. When I dare to be adventurous and exploring in my job and social life. I think My Mantra can help me get there. When I wear My Mantra once a day, I'm able to make that dream come true in future.
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My wildest dream would have to be learning to surf. This is something my soul has been craving for since I was a little girl. I committed to my first yoga retreat in Costa Rica this January & I'm hoping I get to take some surf lessons! Making goals and achieving them 15+ years later! Hopefully I will get some photos to document! Namaste ❤?
My wildest dream its travel and learn all kind of diferents cultures and idioms and also meet people from all over the world ♥ and always take my yoga with me.
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As we know, those in fire and EMS can't go anywhere without someone capturing them on video. Even on EMS calls, neighbors and bystanders are pulling out the smartphones. Such was the case Friday when the firefighters from Rochester (NY) Fire Department Engine 5 handled a cardiac arrest across from the firehouse. Not only were the bystanders shooting video, they were cheering on the firefighters and the victim.
The firefighters brought the man back to life and the video is getting some attention. The story above is from the TV show Right This Minute and shows that the man they saved, Artie, visited the firehouse this week. The video below is the raw video from Joe Ignizio. Here is some of what Mr. Ignizio wrote in the description.
Engine 5 located in Rochester, NY was called into action on a man who had a heart attack and stopped breathing. My Brother Frank and I jumped up on the patients truck which hit a utility pole and assisted in getting him out of his seat belt and out of the truck. He was purplish in color and not breathing. Then that's where the miracle began. As you can see in the video the great ENGINE 5 team went to work. They relentlessly worked on their patient trying to revive him. Not seen in the video the fire department ENGINE 5 used an electronic device to shock his heart. After 3 times. The mans heart started.
Below is a comment Mr. Ignizio posted with the video:
I spoke to ARTIE on the phone today, the man who needed ENGINE 5 help.. He was a complete stranger to me until today. He is 58 years old and is very happy and grateful for everyone's help. He has seen and knows about the video. After speaking to this man, I now know why it was not his time. He is an amazing soul. Thanks for calling Artie and I hope to meet you soon.
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TWO lettings have recently been completed at Dominion Court in Station Road, Solihull.
Optical Express, a national eye care provider, has taken a suite of 1,529 sq ft, in a prominent position at ground floor.
Hugh Kerr, commercial director for Optical Express, said "We are pleased to have taken occupancy at Dominion Court. We have completed our fit-out and are already establishing ourselves in our new home."
Jonathan Gardner, Director at Ashtenne, said: "We recently relocated to Dominion Court from Tyseley. Our new location is well suited for access to Junction 5 of the M42, Solihull Station and the Airport. Furthermore, the building provides good on-site car parking, which was important to us in our choice of property".


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EMT assaulted while searching for patient
BETHESDA, Md. – A Montgomery County, Md. emergency medical technician (EMT) was assaulted, early Saturday morning, while searching a home for an elderly patient who had called for help.
This is just for context. The patient used her "lifeline" device to call for help. She was in fact ill. EMS responded, which is what should happen. From there it went sideways in a stupid fashion.
A woman who neighbors say is over 100 years old activated a personal emergency device around 1:00 a.m. The company called for an ambulance, and one was dispatched from fire station #10 in nearby Cabin John.
As usual, a fire truck was also dispatched in case breaching tools were needed to enter the home. In this case, the emergency-alert company told firefighters how to enter the house through the front door. But that set off the home's burglar alarm.
Stupid Level #1. The alarm company didn't call back to confirm that an emergency existed. This is doubly stupid since the lady seems to have lived with family who should have been the first people alerted.
Stupid Level #2. I'm not an expert on Maryland law, but in my area any time we had to make entry into a building because no one was there or able to let us in, we called for the police. While the FD had the tools to make the actual entry, it's the police who have the legal authority to do that. Otherwise, no matter how pure your intent, it's breaking and entering.
Sleeping family members were unaware the very elderly woman had called for help. Firefighters and EMT's fanned out once inside the house in an effort to find the patient in distress. A female volunteer EMT was searching the second floor of the large home, when the now-aroused homeowner encountered her. The homeowner presumed the EMT was a burglar, and the two had a "physical altercation", according to Division Chief Scott Goldstein of the Montgomery Co. Fire Rescue Department.
Police were called when the fight broke out between the homeowner and the EMT, but no one pressed charges.
Again, the cops should have been there before entry was made, or at least on the way before entry was made. No one should be charged, but the whole thing never should have happened.
The Fire-Rescue Department is studying what happened to see if procedural changes are warranted for its personnel.


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MONDAY, Jan. 18 (HealthDay News) -- Metformin treatment of type 2 diabetes is associated with vitamin B12 deficiency and more severe peripheral neuropathy, according to a study in the January issue of Diabetes Care.
Daryl J. Wile, M.D., and Cory Toth, M.D., of the University of Calgary in Canada, examined the levels of vitamin B12 (cobalamin [Cbl]), homocysteine (Hcy), and methylmalonic acid (MMA) in 122 patients with type 2 diabetes and concurrent symptomatic peripheral neuropathy, where 59 had more than six months of metformin treatment and 63 had not been exposed to metformin. The researchers note that metformin is associated with Cbl deficiency and elevated levels of Hcy and MMA, which may damage peripheral nerves.
Long-term metformin treatment was associated with lower serum Cbl levels and elevated fasting Hcy and MMA levels, the investigators found. These patients had more severe peripheral neuropathy based on clinical and electrophysiological measures (two scoring systems and nerve conduction studies), which was strongly associated with cumulative metformin dose.
"Metformin exposure may be an iatrogenic cause for exacerbation of peripheral neuropathy in patients with type 2 diabetes," the authors conclude. "Interval screening for Cbl deficiency and systemic Cbl therapy should be considered upon initiation of, as well as during, metformin therapy to detect potential secondary causes of worsening peripheral neuropathy."
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COVENTRY City striker Yakubu has left the club by mutual consent.
The former Premier League star and Nigeria international had signed a short-term deal with the Sky Blues in February, which was supposed to take him until the end of the season.
But after just three appearances, he pulled a hamstring after coming on in the 3-1 home defeat against Swindon Town, and has not played since.
The club's website announced today: "The club can announce that former Everton striker Yakubu has had his contract mutually terminated, with immediate effect.
Yakubu made three appearances for the Sky Blues, before suffering a hamstring injury against Swindon Town.
The club would like to wish Yakubu all the best for the future."
Former manager Russell Slade – who brought in the 34-year-old former Portsmouth, Middlesbrough, Everton, and Blackburn Rovers striker as a free agent following a failure to land striker targets in the January transfer window – had hoped Yakubu would provide the firepower to keep the club in League One.
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Arctic Ocean sea ice melt as seen from the U.S. Coast Guard icebreaker Cutter Healy.
The top of the world is turning from white to blue in summer as the ice that has long covered the north polar seas melts away. This monumental change is triggering a cascade of effects that will amplify global warming and could destabilize the global climate system.
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Peter Wadhams, professor emeritus of ocean physics at Cambridge University, is a sea ice specialist with 46 years of research on sea ice and ocean processes in the Arctic and Antarctic. In more than 50 expeditions to both polar regions, he has worked from ice camps, icebreakers, and aircraft. He also has traveled six times on Royal Navy submarines under frozen north polar seas to conduct research. His new book is A Farewell to Ice: A Report from the Arctic.
After that, we can expect the ice-free period in the Arctic basin to expand to three to four months a year, and eventually to five months or more.
Since my days measuring the thickness of Arctic Ocean ice from British nuclear submarines in the early 1970s, I have witnessed a stunning decline in the sea ice covering the northern polar regions — a more than 50 percent drop in extent in summer, and an even steeper reduction in ice volume.
Just a few decades ago, ice 10 to 12 feet thick covered the North Pole, with sub-surface ice ridges in some parts of the Arctic extending down to 150 feet.
Now, that ice is long gone, while the total volume of Arctic sea ice in late summer has declined, according to two estimates, by 75 percent in half a century.
The great white cap that once covered the top of the world is now turning blue — a change that represents humanity's most dramatic step in reshaping the face of our planet. And with the steady disappearance of the polar ice cover, we are losing a vast air conditioning system that has helped regulate and stabilize earth's climate system for thousands of years.
Few people understand that the Arctic sea ice "death spiral" represents more than just a major ecological upheaval in the world's Far North. The decline of Arctic sea ice also has profound global climatic effects, or feedbacks, that are already intensifying global warming and have the potential to destabilize the climate system.
Indeed, we are not far from the moment when the feedbacks themselves will be driving the change every bit as much as our continuing emission of billions of tons of carbon dioxide annually.
So what are these feedbacks, and how do they interact? The most basic stem from turning the Arctic Ocean from white to blue, which changes the region's albedo — the amount of solar radiation reflected off a surface. Sea ice, in summer, reflects roughly 50 percent of incoming radiation back into space. Its replacement with open water — which reflects roughly 10 percent of incoming solar radiation — is causing a high albedo-driven warming across the Arctic.
When covered almost entirely by ice in summer — which the Arctic was for tens of thousands of years — water temperatures there didn't generally rise above freezing. Now, as the open Arctic Ocean absorbs huge amounts of solar radiation in summer, water temperatures are climbing by several degrees Fahrenheit, with some areas showing increases of 7 degrees F above the long-term average.
Such changes mean that a system that was once a vast air conditioner has started to turn into a heater. Just how much extra heat are the dark waters of Arctic Ocean in summer adding to the planet? One recent study estimates that it's equivalent to adding another 25 percent to global greenhouse emissions.
To appreciate the complexity of these feedbacks and interactions, one need only look at the growing role played by waves and storms in the melting Arctic.
With more of the Arctic Ocean becoming ice-free in summer, more waves are being generated.
In summer, this increased wave action breaks up large ice floes into smaller fragments and hastens their melt. Then, in autumn, larger storms fed by open water cause wave-induced mixing of the Arctic Ocean, which brings up heat absorbed during the summer. This warms the water, making it harder for ice to form in the fall.
I observed this phenomenon last September and October aboard the University of Alaska research vessel Sikuliaq in the western Arctic Ocean.
After the warm summer of 2015, the advance of winter ice was slow and sporadic, apparently held back by the quantity of heat in the water column.
Yet another Albedo- related effect with important global climatic repercussions is now unfolding in the Arctic. As ice-free Arctic waters have warmed, in turn warming the air above them, these rising temperatures have spread over land. This is an important factor in the increased melting of snow in Arctic terrestrial regions. Today, in midsummer, the Arctic land area covered by snow has decreased by several million square miles compared to five decades ago. These now-dark lands absorb more heat and further warm the Arctic — and the planet.
Also, as the tundra and boreal forests heat up, runoff from snowmelt and waterways runs through warmer land, increasing the temperature of the great Arctic rivers such as the Mackenzie in Canada and the Ob, Lena, and Yenisei in Siberia. The warmer waters of these north-flowing rivers discharge into the Arctic basin, injecting more heat into the polar ocean.
By my calculations, the terrestrial warming in the Arctic is roughly equivalent to a 25 percent boost in global CO2 emissions.
This, combined with the warming caused by the loss of Arctic sea ice, means that the overall ice/snow albedo effect in the Arctic could add as much as 50 percent to the direct global heating effect of CO2.
Scientists can debate the potential magnitude of such increases. But there is no doubt that they will be significant — vividly illustrating how the Arctic can become a driver of, rather than just a responder to, global climate change.
What I am trying to offer in this tale of apparently unremitting gloom is a wake-up call rather than a statement of despair. What is taking place in the Arctic reinforces the conclusion of many scientists that last year's Paris agreement to limit global warming to 2 degrees C is unrealistic so long as it only involves the reduction of CO2 emissions. As the various Arctic climate feedbacks show, we are fast approaching the stage when climate change will be playing the tune for us while we stand by and watch helplessly, with our reductions in CO2 emissions having no effect in the face of, say, runaway emissions of methane.
What is needed today is a widespread global campaign to actually remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere using techniques like direct air capture. In my view, initiatives to devise economically acceptable methods for carbon dioxide removal from the atmosphere should be the most important concern of science and technology. The success of these efforts will mean the difference between the prospect of a positive future for mankind and the certainty of a descent towards climate-driven chaos.
In my professional lifetime, I have witnessed the transformation of the top of the world from a beautiful ice-bound expanse of wilderness to a region now characterized by warming and melting on all fronts. These changes represent a spiritual impoverishment of the earth, as well as a practical catastrophe for humanity. The time for action has long since passed.
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This was another one of those songs that was all over the airwaves for months after its release. Singer-songwriter Ayaka's(絢香)"Mikazuki" (Crescent Moon) was just one of those ballads that especially pulled on the heartstrings as she sang in the music video on top of a light post. My impression is that a lot of folks will always see her in that position whenever they reminisce about the song.
Released in September 2006 as Ayaka's 4th single, the highlights for me are that intro, her vocals right at the refrain and that middle section when the melody abruptly goes into something more R&B. Yoshihiko Nishio(西尾芳彦)also helped Ayaka out in the composition of the melody which happily doesn't go overboard on the drama but fairly quietly enhances the singer's lyrics about that crescent moon overlooking a woman looking back and declaring that she will be fine after a romantic breakup.
"Mikazuki" hit the top spot on Oricon and became the 49th-ranked song for 2006, earning a Newcomer's Prize for Ayaka at the Japan Record Awards. Its popularity as a karaoke song was made perfectly clear as well since it was the No. 1 song on the Oricon karaoke charts for 2007. Hard to believe that it's almost been 10 years since it was released.
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Today I am sharing a cute Halloween card I made for my grandson who is turning one soon. I used a digital stamp from my collection. an old stamp and a punch for this CAS card. Here is a recent picture of us:
Isn't he a cutie?
I am entering this card in the Halloween Inspiration challenge at Simon Says Stamp Wednesday Challenge and the Halloween challenge at Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge.


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Channel7 to launch 'Main Hun Captain' and 'Maan Na Maan Funde Cricket'
MUMBAI:Cricket fever has gripped the news channels. Channel7 has lined up two special programmes during the forthcoming Indo-Pak series. The special programmes Main Hun Captain and Maan Na Maan Funde Cricket will feature news, views and analysis of the series.
Maan Na Maan Funde Cricket will be anchored by Bhagwant Maan (comedian). The anchor will pick key highlights of each ODI and will present it to the viewers in a hilarious manner. The show will be aired from 8:30 pm to 9:30 pm on each match day.
Main Hun Captain will invite cricket experts like Aquib Javed and Yashpal Sharma to discuss the day's strategies during the matches. Anchored by former Star News anchor Aparna Kala, the show will have two separate teams christened as India and Pakistan and will debate on the match of the day on various aspects like decisions, blunders and turning points. The show will be aired from 10:00 pm to 11:00 pm on each match day.
"Channel7 has always believed in presenting unique content which is in accordance with the preference of Indian viewers. These two special programmes on Indo-Pak ODI series have been specially designed for the cricket lovers for I believe cricket is the sport closest to viewers and followed like a religion in the country" said Channel7 COO Piyush Jain.


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Hello! I'm Malini! I share my stories here of creativity and life's lessons. I hope you find inspiration for your own journey!
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I was driven to binge-read Alexander McCall-Smith wonderful series, The No. 1 Ladies Detective Agency, as a distraction from an extreme and sudden injury to my back.
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Mum was the champion of reframing before it was invented! She could always put a spin on something so that it became much better than it appeared.
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A luxury 6 house development in Kilmacolm, this exclusive estate covers eight acres of secluded gardens and mature woodland. Each house is positioned sensitively to preserve the distinctive character and charm of its superbly planned grounds.
Having successfully completed plot 1 (pictured), Anderson Floor Warming are working on plots 2 to 5, which will include heat recovery ventilation systems, with the options of solar hot water and wood burning stoves.
The system in Plot 1 is powered by gas fired modulating condensing boiler situated in the garage. The pre-insulated joint free PEX pipe heating primary pipework is distributed to underfloor heating manifolds on the ground and first floor pipe in screed underfloor heating system, and to solar ready 500 litre domestic hot water cylinder situated in coms/plant room.
Pre-insulated joint free PEX pipe hot and cold primary system distributed the mains pressure hot and cold water to the secondary manifolds throughout the property. The hot water secondary return system is pumped, timed and thermostatically controlled to maximise efficiency and minimise energy consumption.


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Meet the Genomics team
Professor Ley Sander
Medical Director at Epilepsy Society
Ley Sander is Professor of Neurology, Head of the Department of Clinical and Experimental Epilepsy at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, Consultant Neurologist at UCLH National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Medical Director at Epilepsy Society.
Professor Sanjay Sisodiya
Director of Genomics at Epilepsy Society
Sanjay Sisodiya is Professor of Neurology at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and Honorary Consultant Neurologist at the National Hospital for Neurology and Neurosurgery and Director of Genomics at Epilepsy Society.
Dr Simona Balestrini
Consultant Neurologist
Dr Simona Balestrini is the Muir Maxwell Trust Research Fellow at Epilepsy Society and Honorary Clinical Associate Professor at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. She is about to begin a three year project using a pioneering technique to look at the activity of the brain in people with epilepsy.
Dr Wendy Jones
Honorary Consultant
Wendy Jones is a Consultant at Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children where she jointly runs the dysmorphology service as well as the Developmental Epilepsy Genomics clinic with Neurology and Neurodisability colleagues. As an honorary Consultant Geneticist at UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology and Epilepsy Society's Chalfont Centre she reviews individuals and their families in the Epilepsy Genomics Clinic and carries out genetic counselling.
Natascha Schneider
Research Assistant
Natascha studied Anatomy, Histology and Neuroscience at the University of Sydney, Australia and completed a master's degree in Neuroscience at King's College London.
She joined Professor Sisodiya's laboratory in 2015. Her responsibilities include participant recruitment and testing, such us Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT), 3D-Photography, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation with Electromyography (TMS-EMG) and with Electroencephalography (TMS-EEG). She supports various projects of the research group, including international collaborations, such as GEL's 100,000 Genomes Project. Further, she has overseen the data management for these projects and has worked on designing the group's new deep phenotyping database.
Dr Helena Martins
Research Fellow
Helena studied Mathematics and obtained her master degree in Automation and Systems Engineering at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, Brazil. During the course of her MSc she developed an interest in computational Biology. In 2018, Helena received her PhD from the University of Grenoble Alpes, in France. As a result of her research, she developed a new statistical method to identify genes under selection in populations with admixed individuals. In her current role as a Bioinformatician Helena is applying computational and statistical methods to analyse complex genomics data in order to understand the genetic architecture of different types of epilepsies.
Dr Laura Hernandez
Research Associate
Laura joined Professor Sanjay Sisodiya's group in 2014, after having completed her PhD in Genetics from University of Salamanca, Spain. She helped the team in setting up the Epilepsy Society Research centre lab to perform Next Generation Sequencing (NGS), genotyping and a range of other molecular biology techniques. She routinely sequences DNA of patients seen at Chalfont and analyses NGS data in order to discover mutations, which might be a cause of epilepsy. She is involved in the screening of candidate genes in epilepsy, discovery of de novo variants in trios, analysis of whole genome of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) patients, genotyping of patients who respond to the Ketogenic Diet and study of whole exome of Dravet patients among others.
Laura has worked on a number of research projects involving collaborators from all over the world, such as GEL's 100K Genome Project, and has published her research findings in peer-reviewed journals.
Dr Katri Silvennoinen
Clinical Research Associate
Katri completed her medical training in Helsinki, Finland, where she is also undertaking specialist training in neurology. She is currently working as a Clinical Research Associate and studying towards a PhD under the supervision of Professor Sisodiya. Her project involves using transcranial magnetic stimulation, a means of non-invasive brain stimulation, to study changes in the excitability of the brain in genetic epilepsies. The aim of this research study is to identify useful markers for diagnosing and treating genetic epilepsies.
Dr Diego Jiménez-Jiménez
Research Fellow
Dr Diego Jiménez-Jiménez graduated with a first-class degree in Medicine from "Universidad Central del Ecuador" in 2009. He worked in Neurosurgery from the Teaching Hospital Ambato and received a prestigious scholarship from the Ecuadorian government in 2011. Following completion of MSc in epilepsy with a distinction, Diego was awarded a PhD in clinical Neurosciences both from Kings College London (KCL) in 2012 and 2016, respectively. The title of his PhD thesis was "The pathophysiology of seizure onset in human focal epilepsy and its relevance to epilepsy surgery".
Whilst working as a research fellow at KCL and King's College Hospital (KCH) until 2018, Diego gained valuable experience in recording and analysis of scalp electroencephalography (EEG), stereo EEG, invasive presurgical assessment, invasive and non-invasive brain stimulation and intracranial EEG recordings simultaneous with micro electrodes. Diego was appointed as a representative of Young Epilepsy Section (YES) of the International League Epilepsy (ILAE) of Ecuador and leads the educational task force for YES-ILAE for whole of latin America. In his current role as a research fellow reporting to Professor Sisodiya and Dr Balestrini, Diego is applying non-invasive brain stimulation using TMS-EEG in order to study the cortical excitability of the brain in patients with genetic epilepsies.
Dr Krithika Sundararaman
Research Associate
Krithika completed her PhD in human genetics from Indian Statistical Institute, India in 2009. Prior to joining Professor Sisodiya's genomics team as a research associate in 2015, she worked at the University of Toronto for 3 years. Her research focussed on the identification of type 2 diabetes genetic risk factors in an admixed group, by employing genome-wide association and admixture mapping approaches.
Her current role involves analysis of next generation sequencing data to identify credible candidate genes responsible for different forms of epilepsy. She routinely performs screening of interesting genes; identifying denovo variants in trios; analysing whole-exomes of singletons, with different phenotypes, to identify the causative gene; analysing as a cohort, exomes of cases with similar phenotypes, including eyelid myoclonia with absences (EMA), Dravet syndrome (DS), frontal lobe epilepsy (FLE), inflammatory epilepsy (IE) etc., to find shared variants or burdened genes, if any, in the group; analysing whole-genomes of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy (SUDEP) patient and others. Krithika is also working on international consortia, including Epi25, EpiPGX, and GEL's 100,000 Genomes Project, which involves collaborators from all over the world.


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These exercises are all part of the Lifestyle-Integrated Functional Exercise (LiFE) program, being launched by the University of Sydney this week. Informed by a world-first study, this innovative and non-traditional approach to exercise has been shown to reduce falls by over 30 per cent by incorporating balance and strength training into everyday activities and daily routines.
Lead researcher Professor Lindy Clemson from the Faculty of Health Sciences said that bad balance, and weak ankles and hips are the most common causes of falls in older people, but many people are reluctant to do any structured strength or balance training.
"It's well known that improving balance and strength can prevent falls in older adults, but less than 10 per cent of us regularly engage in any kind of strength training and balance is even less understood," Professor Clemson said.
"What makes our program different is that we encourage people to get creative and do balance and lower limb strength activities whenever the opportunity arises throughout their day, such as sideways walking when hanging out the washing."
In a world where everything is now done with a push of the button, Professor Clemson believes the LiFE program offers some much-needed challenge and complexity.
"This program will ultimately increase people's independence by allowing them to stay mobile and living in their homes for longer," Professor Clemson said.
The LiFE manuals, being launched on Wednesday, are the result of research by Professor Clemson and colleagues published in the British Medical Journal.
They recruited 317 men and women over the age of 70, living at home, who suffered two or more falls in the past year. They compared those participating in the LIFE program to a control group doing a gentle 'placebo' exercise program three times a week, and a third group who did traditional balance and strength exercises three times a week.
The researchers found a 31 per cent reduction in the rate of falls for participants in the LiFE program compared with the control group.
LiFE participants also showed improvements in static and dynamic balance, ankle strength, and in function and participation in daily life, suggesting that the program improves both fall risk and frailty.
"The lifestyle intervention was also found to be more successful than the structured exercise program in reducing falls and there was better adherence," Professor Clemson said.
"One woman in the study told us she now views her kitchen as her gym."
Both participant and trainer LiFE manuals are available from Sydney University Press. People can seek support in how to do the program from a qualified occupational therapist or physiotherapist.
The facts on falls in Australia:
- One in three people over the age of 65 suffer a fall each year
- If you have had a fall you are more likely to have another
- Each year over 80,000 people over the age of 65 are hospitalised as a result of a fall
- Many falls can be prevented
Media enquiries:
Michelle Blowes, 0478 303 173, [email protected]
Jessica Hill, 0407 926 077, [email protected].


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Like Halleys Comet, after 30+ years spent travelling to other worlds, Braintickets Joel Vandroogenbroek is again lighting up the night sky.
The year 2000 marked Braintickets return with Alchemic Universe, their first full-length LP in decades. Fans expecting a replica of Braintickets early seventies sound be warned, Joel has not spent the past thirty years in a bubble, and the band has happily evolved to keep pace with the new millennium, while still managing to keep its kosmiche roots intact. While Joel performs musical duties (keyboards, synth, guitar, flute), a nice surprise is Carol Muriel (fans may remember her from Celestial Ocean) on vocals on several tracks. CD features the full version of "Transformation Of A Stream", as well as the originally intended track order.
Track list LP - SIDE A: 1. Lifes Mirror 2. A Dreamers Reflection 3. Relics N Roll SIDE B: 1. Transformation Of A Stream (part 3) 2. Within Venus 3. Alchemic Universe 4. The Subspace Between 5. Time
Track list CD - 1. Lifes Mirror 2. Transformation Of A Stream (complete version) 3. Within Venus 4. Alchemic Universe 5. Relics N Roll 6. The Subspace Between 7. A Dreamers Reflection 8. Time
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