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Holistic Ink piercing places boston’s Story about Clara’s expectation for the studio

holistic ink piercing places boston’s story about clara’s expectation for the studio

Clara Thompson, a 27-year-old from Seattle, has always considered herself a free spirit, expressing her personality through unique jewelry. As a creative graphic designer, she frequently designs pieces that reflect her individuality and wanted to find a piece of jewelry that truly embodied that essence. After years of contemplation, Clara decided it was time to get a piercing as a way to refresh her look. However, since it was her first time, she wanted to ensure she chose the right style, material, and placement so that the piercing would feel like a natural extension of her lifestyle. That’s why she chose Holistic Ink piercing places boston—a renowned studio known for its perfect fusion of piercing artistry and feng shui. 1. FIRST-TIME PIERCINGS AT HOLISTIC INK PIERCING BOSTON REQUIRE PROFESSIONAL GUIDANCE For Clara, choosing to get a piercing at ▶️ Holistic Ink Piercing Boston [https://www.holisticink.com/holisticink-servies/body-piercing-boston/] ◀️ wasn’t easy, but despite her research, it was her first time in a studio. The studio immediately put her at ease from the very first steps. Before the piercing, she received a thorough consultation on the procedure, aftercare instructions, and tips to prevent infection or irritation. The professionals walked her through every necessary step, from choosing the jewelry and sterilization to preparing the piercing site, the piercing process itself, and aftercare. Clara learned that beyond decorative piercings, some designs were crafted specifically to enhance feng shui and bring good luck to the wearer. This aspect particularly fascinated her, making her feel that her decision wasn’t just about aesthetics but also a spiritual transformation. Additionally, the specialists advised Clara on selecting the right type of jewelry for different body areas, as each placement could impact both physical health and feng shui. This insight excited Clara even more, as she wanted a piercing that was not only stylish but also carried deep personal meaning. 2. CHOOSING THE PERFECT PLACEMENT AND JEWELRY DESIGN Clara isn’t a fan of anything too flashy or overly intricate. She prefers simplicity and elegance in everything, including jewelry choices. After reviewing various piercing styles, she concluded that an ear piercing was the best fit for her. The next step was selecting the right placement and design. When asked about placement, Clara shared that she wanted her piercing on the helix—subtle yet refined, seamlessly blending with her personal style. The consultant explained that a helix piercing not only creates a sophisticated look but can also help channel positive energy, which aligns well with Clara’s personality—someone who values harmony and balance in life. As for design, Clara gravitated towards small, delicate, yet expressive jewelry. She didn’t want anything too large or extravagant but rather a versatile piece that could complement multiple outfits. A thin metallic hoop, either round or oval, seemed like the perfect choice. The Holistic Ink Piercing Boston staff also suggested a few pieces that would match her facial features and fashion preferences. Ultimately, Clara chose a white gold hoop—an elegant, hypoallergenic option that exuded subtle sophistication. White gold also aligned with her feng shui, helping her maintain balance in both work and life. This final decision left Clara feeling excited and eagerly anticipating the piercing appointment. 3. HOLISTIC INK PIERCING BOSTON CURIOUS ABOUT HOW CLARA PLANS TO WEAR HER PIERCING FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS Clara wanted her new piercing from Holistic Ink ▶️ Piercing Boston [https://band.us/page/96561637/post/3] ◀️ to be part of her daily life and a statement for special occasions. She was particularly excited about wearing it to an important client meeting. As a graphic designer, she frequently attends creative events, meetings, and networking sessions, and she wanted her piercing to subtly express her personality in these settings. She also imagined how it would enhance her look during casual outings with friends. The delicate, minimalist hoop would effortlessly complement her simple outfits while maintaining her refined aesthetic. Clara mentioned that she especially loved pairing it with darker clothing to create a striking contrast, making the jewelry stand out beautifully. Looking ahead, she envisioned this piercing becoming a cherished accessory—something she could wear everywhere, whether at work or social gatherings. More than just an ornament, it would become an integral part of her identity, boosting her confidence in any situation. 4. WHY PROFESSIONAL STUDIOS LIKE HOLISTIC INK ARE ESSENTIAL Holistic Ink Piercing Boston isn’t just an ordinary piercing studio. Clara realized that what truly set it apart was the professionalism and dedication of its staff. The consultants didn’t just provide advice on jewelry styles and materials; they also considered feng shui, the customer’s health, and any specific preferences. Additionally, professional piercing studios use state-of-the-art, sterile equipment to ensure customer safety. Clara felt completely reassured knowing that every step of the process adhered to strict hygiene standards, eliminating any risk of infection. Another aspect that delighted Clara was the ambiance of Holistic Ink Piercing Boston. The studio’s design created a calming and comfortable atmosphere, turning what could have been a nerve-wracking experience into an enjoyable one. 5. WHY HOLISTIC INK PIERCING PLACES BOSTON IS POPULAR AMONG YOUNG PEOPLE Today’s younger generation embraces piercings for self-expression and style, and Holistic Ink ▶️ piercing places boston [https://phileo.me/posts/289862] ◀️ cater to this trend. For many, piercings are more than just fashion statements—they are a form of art, a way to celebrate individuality and creativity. A well-chosen piercing can elevate an outfit, making a statement without the need for words. Another reason piercings are so popular is their versatility. A simple, subtle piercing can refresh one’s look without requiring a drastic style change. Furthermore, piercings allow individuals to participate in modern fashion trends while maintaining their unique identity. For these reasons, choosing a reputable, high-quality studio is crucial. It’s not just about getting a beautiful piercing—it’s about having a safe, meaningful experience. 6. CONCLUSION Clara found newfound confidence and personal style through her piercing at Holistic Ink piercing places boston. Her story is a testament to how a single piece of jewelry can become an extension of one’s identity, reflecting deeper aspects of life and personality. This is more than just a piercing studio—it’s a place where creativity and individuality shine, offering safe, high-quality services with a professional touch.

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University of Chester

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Chester

The institution's original buildings were the first in the country to be purpose-built for the professional training of teachers. The first cohort of 10 male student teachers had been taught in temporary premises in Nicholas Street from February 1840, until increasing student numbers led to a move to further temporary accommodation in Bridge Street later that year. The need for a permanent site led the Dean and Chapter of Chester Cathedral to donate land adjacent to Parkgate Road and the new facilities were opened in 1842 for the 50 student teachers and their school pupils. The Parkgate Road Campus has subsequently been developed to accommodate the needs of students and the University still provides higher education in this location and at other sites in the city and beyond. Education qualifications remain significant and are now a fraction of the 420 course combinations on offer. In the 20th Century, the institution steadily expanded its student numbers and the variety and nature of its courses, which range from Animation to Zoo Management. The University of Chester now has over 1,700 staff and some 20,000 students, drawn from the United Kingdom, Europe and further afield, particularly from the United States, India, China, Nigeria, Turkey, Uganda, Pakistan, Ghana, Bangladesh, Qatar, Indonesia, Vietnam, Japan, Sri Lanka and Malaysia. As well as undergraduate and postgraduate degrees, a new range of foundation degrees and apprenticeship degrees combines conventional university study with learning at work. MPhil and PhD qualifications are an established and growing area of activity, with the University gaining the powers to award its own research degrees in 2007. The emphasis is very much on research that has practical benefits both economically and culturally, and the University provides consultancy support across a variety of areas of expertise. Recent projects have included helping to develop England’s first ‘carbon neutral’ village, discovering a vitamin compound which reduces the risk of heart disease and dementia, translating the Bible into British Sign Language, and research into understanding the psychological impact of cancer to improve wellbeing and quality of life for patients and their families. Development of well-respected courses in Health and Social Care, Humanities, Business and Management, Arts and Media, Social Sciences, Science and Engineering, Medicine, Dentistry and Clinical Sciences, and Education and Children’s Services has further extended the University’s work and connections with industry, commerce and the professions. Many millions of pounds are continually invested in the accommodation and resources to enhance the student experience and there is a strong focus on making students feel supported and at home. Recent developments include the addition of two large accommodation blocks (Grosvenor and Sumner Houses) and a significant expansion of the learning resource centre at the Parkgate Road Campus. The Handbridge former Western Command Army HQ, in which Winston Churchill held wartime meetings with international politicians, is now the Queen’s Park Campus and opened for the academic year 2015/16 as a base for the Faculty of Business and Management, educating the leaders of tomorrow. This followed the launch of Thornton Science Park in 2014/15, hosting the UK’s first new Faculty of Science and Engineering in two decades and bringing together teaching and research with business and innovative industry practices on one site.

Cheshire Mersey Wine School - Day Classes

cheshire mersey wine school - day classes

Local Wine School is a professional wine education network with centres at over 40 locations across the country. Established in 1999, the group is now the UK's largest network of WSET-approved wine educators, and is trusted to deliver by some of the best-known and well-respected names in the hospitality industry. A detailed knowledge of soil types and winemaking is not necessary to sell wine – but a little knowledge can generate confidence and enthusiasm which has a major impact on sales. We are independent, we don't sell wine, we are full-time professional educators – we don't do anything else. We can guide you through the choice of wine training available from Introductory to Advanced Levels, including WSET Courses from Level 1 to Level 3, as well as bespoke training designed to suit your needs. WSET qualifications are now a 'must have' for anybody seriously considering a career in a wine related industry and our WSET-accredited tutors have some of the highest pass rates in the country. If you can answer yes to any of these six questions - we also know that we can help you! Do you sell more wine from the low-value end of your range than you would like? Would you like your staff to have confidence in recommending wines to match your food? Do you find your customers increasingly know more about wine than your own staff? Do you have to train new staff who have limited experience selling wine? Are your staff keen to acquire formal qualifications? Do you feel you need to offer career support to attract and retain the best quality staff?

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Touch-type Read and Spell

touch-type read and spell

Chislehurst

TTRS is modular in design and contains 24 levels with 31 modules in each level. A module typically takes a few minutes to complete and we recommend taking 2-3 modules a session. Student success is encouraged by immediate feedback and positive reinforcement. This feedback includes a score that is based on completion rates and accuracy, not speed or time taken. First score – first success The course starts with learning to touch-type, read and spell the vowels – a , e , i , o , u. The audio track accompanies the letters as they appear on screen, reinforcing sound-letter correspondence, which is a crucial skill for sounding out words in reading. The user then receives their first score – and success! Phonics and repetition In the second level, the student is introduced to words grouped by onset, vowel-blend and final consonant. For example – fed, wed, led. This teaches phonics in context and at the same time the student learns the position of the keys using the on-screen hand guides. With repetition, words move from short-term to long-term memory and the skill of typing begins to feel more comfortable. Repetition is also a way of over-learning that can help users with dyslexia overcome working memory and processing difficulties. Multi-sensory approach TTRS takes a multi-sensory approach to repetition learning. Through the multi-sensory approach, a user hears the words spoken through headphones or speakers, sees the words printed on the screen, and is prompted as to which fingers to press via the on-screen keyboard. Finally, through the sense of touch, they type out the words, harnessing muscle memory in the hands and fingers to learn spelling.

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Newport Girls' High School Academy

newport girls' high school academy

Shropshire

From the Headteacher, Michael Scott May I extend a warm welcome to our website. Newport Girls’ High School offers an all-round education with considerable strengths both inside and beyond the classroom. We support students academically to achieve their potential, whilst also developing resilience and promoting emotional wellbeing. As a relatively small school, there is a real family-feel to NGHS and our house system affords students the chance to meet peers in other year groups and to participate in healthy competition in a wide range of disciplines. There is an extra-curricular activity to suit all tastes at NGHS and staff work exceptionally hard to provide these opportunities for our students. We also organise a number of key open events during the academic year and welcome visitors to see all that NGHS has to offer. Our curriculum is academically rigorous with all students studying two modern languages in KS3 and separate sciences at GCSE. Some students also study Further Maths as an additional equivalent GCSE. At A-level we offer a full range of subjects to enable progression to university, apprenticeship or employment. Significant support with UCAS applications is available to all. Our pastoral team, comprising both teaching Heads of Year, SENDCO and non-teaching support staff ensure that our students’ individual needs are met and we work closely with families and primary schools to ensure a smooth transfer from Year 6. Newport Girls’ High School was visited by Ofsted in October 2019 for a section 8 inspection. We are delighted to have retained our outstanding status as a result of this visit under the revised Ofsted framework.

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Black Mountain Bronze

black mountain bronze

Bronze is contemporary and yet has strong echoes deep within our evolutionary past. The casting of bronze is a raw and elemental process that can be achieved around a campfire with beeswax and clay or in sophisticated foundries using high tech furnaces and technical materials. At the heart of the process is the transformative slight of hand, like fossilisation where one object becomes another under the influence of extreme heat. Organic materials or wax are replaced by bronze in the casting process, via a combination of intention, earth and fire. Finishing and colouring bronze is equally transformative, raw metal through the crude exposure to the weather, seawater or sophisticated of chemical sequences and heat comes to life with rich, lustrous and intense colours. NEW WORKS I love the physicality of sculpture both of the process and the materials. Before setting up my bronze foundry in 2015 I trained and practiced as a ceramic artist. Working wax, is a visceral process; how I feel in the act of creation and my responses to the emerging piece dictate the outcome. I suspend conscious engagement and hold the sense of where something is going for as long as possible without interpretation. I believe that a work of art can offer a mirror to the soul for both the maker and the observer. How we respond to a work tells us something about ourselves. For this reason I am encouraged to explore new areas of work and challenge the viewer to consider their response to all types of work, paying attention to what they like as much as well as what they find uncomfortable.

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KFD Jewellery

kfd jewellery

London

As a young adult, my passion for the perfect pieces of jewellery for me saw me travelling to craft fairs and designer shows in the search for something just right. I rarely found what I wanted. In 1999, whilst I was a teacher of biology, I attended a local jewellery making evening class with the intention of making the collections that I really wanted to wear. That was the start of everything you will see on this site. My love affair with jewellery blossomed and I was inspired by that first evening to enroll on short specialist courses and I started to read books...lots and lots of books! I started to make and sell my jewellery on a part time basis, whilst still teaching. In 2002, I made two moves: I moved with my husband, two young children and labrador dog to the Cambridgeshire countryside whilst at the same time moving out of teaching and into making and selling my jewellery full time. From those beginnings, I'm proud to say that that I continue to personally design all the collections in the KFD Jewellery range, and they are all hand crafted in my Cambridgeshire workshop. For the past 20 plus years I've pursued my dream and passion of creating beautiful and elegant handcrafted jewellery that ladies love. My wish is that every piece of jewellery I've created helps you feel unique, sophisticated and stylish whenever you wear it. My more recent collection are infused with meaning as well as looking beautiful. Jewellery that resonates with you is more likely to be jewellery that feels authentically you.

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Exam Prepper

exam prepper

London

HomeAbout What happens when you pit a lifelong procrastinator against the biggest test of his life? Trouble. I’m Miles, a recent graduate from the MOT program at the University of Utah. Being a podcast junkie myself, when I was studying for the NBCOT exam I wished there had been a podcast to help me make some progress when I was driving, at the gym, or just not feeling like banging my head against a computer screen. My goal with the podcast is to make the journey I had to take a little easier for other aspiring occupational therapists. Person I’m a huge nerd with a passion for basketball, sushi and OT. I’m always on the hunt for a good Netflix recommendations. My path to OT was a little strange. I worked in tech support during my undergrad and graduated in advertising, but not before taking the pre-reqs for OT school. I love the combination of creativity and purpose in our profession and consider myself lucky to have stumbled across it before I joined the ranks of [insert PT joke here]. Environment I was born and raised in Minnesota, lived in Japan for two years and am currently looking forward to having an actual income for Utah’s next ski season. Occupation I’m currently working at an inpatient acute rehab hospital and loving it. __________________ . __________________ That’s the gist of it. Have a listen to some of the episodes that sound helpful and remember to subscribe to check out the study guides. If you get bored of studying, feel free to check out my other OT related side project,

Dance London

dance london

We do not compete or examine our dancers. It’s wonderful and refreshing to experience a non-competitive environment. When Ruth Anne Rogerson and her daughter Tammy founded Dance London in 1993, they wanted to create a studio that focuses on technical training and the love of dance. A place for everyone to be themselves and just enjoy dance. 25 years later, we are still following the same philosophy. When you take the competitiveness, awards, examinations, and medals out of dance, everyone can just be. Our dancers, parents and faculty don’t compete with one another— instead, they encourage and support each other. Everyone is equal and a part of our family. At Dance London, you become a part of a family that supports and encourages one another. Your child won’t feel left out or overshadowed by others, because no matter their age or skill level everyone is treated equally. Your child will be placed in the best class based on their skill level and age. All 6 – 17-year-old classes are based on skill level and age. This builds our dancers’ confidence by not feeling lost or behind in class. It also gives our high-level dancers the opportunity to keep progressing and not be held back in a class that is not challenging. By grouping dancers together that are in the same age range, they are able to connect and bond socially with their peers. We cap our class size. Instead of packing as many dancers as we can into our classes, we have a maximum number of dancers allowed per class. This allows our faculty to give enough one-on-one attention to each student.

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Allegro School Of Gymnastics

allegro school of gymnastics

Dartford

ABOUT US Allegro School of Gymnastics was founded in 2015 after huge demand from parents that were taught by our Head Coach Sam in local schools. It was felt that there was a need for a local gymnastics club with one strong rule in mind – to teach children quality gymnastics skills and technique, with fun and play a close second. Our main club is now based at Newstead Woods Sports Centre but due to huge popularity and success, we now have a second, permanent location at Bromley Football Club. Our previous centres at Ravens Wood and Darrick Wood have enabled us to grow and expand, and we now provide Squad, Recreational and Pre school classes six days a week. Newstead and Bromley both house all four full-sized Olympic pieces including bars and beam and our Pre School unit provides smaller pieces alongside the full size equipment to help build confidence in out younger gymnasts. As parents ourselves with over 20 years of parenting experience and coaches that are ex high level gymnasts, we feel that we can understand and relate to our gymnasts individual needs as children in a much more supportive and positive way whilst having the technical knowledge to ensure that all skills are taught safely and progressively. We understand that most children are desperate to do a backflip and a somersault, but we teach the children to understand that the basic skills need to be learnt properly first and then when they are all put together the children are rewarded with the skills they have been so eager to perform.

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