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ONE OF A KIND SUMMER RENTAL OPPORTUNTY Historic Montauk Manor, 2 BR, 2 full renovated baths, duplex condo on top floor. www.montaukmanor.com

Value $80,000 daily rental. Activities for children every day and more, safe protected environment, great Award Winning Monte’s Restaurant Former owner of Gurneys) … Iron frame king bed downstairs, Queen Bed upstairs, Queen Bed Couch French Bistro Table & Chairs in LR, Knotty Pine furniture BR’s, Great Art. 3 HDTVs New 55inch in LR. Newly decorated, has a full kitchen with dishwasher, and more. New Floors. Views of Gardner’s Bay and a Breathtaking Sunset. Sleep 6-8. Courtyard apartment with very high loft 20 Foot Cathedral Angle Ceilings/Skylight in this outstanding historic resort. 2 pools, indoor/sauna/Jacuzzi just redone gorgeous, and outdoor heated pool overlooking Bay, workout room, bikes, 3 New Tennis Courts with pro, SPA on grounds, 10 Foot fireplaces in lobby 40ft. ceilings, close to everything. Great for family, couple. . Close to train from New York, parking. Magnificent Sunsets! Vacation of all vacations. Dylan’s Candy Store rented one summer for Executives. Owner agent. Security and cleaning. Paul Sladkus show contact info . June 9th through Labor Day. If desired you also can be interviewed on www.goodnewsplanet.com and www.pausetheworldforpeace.org to share your or your friends’ Good News! Possible use of a Jeep Grand Cherokee.

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The Floating Bed Co. just opened a new office in Austin, TX

The World’s first true Wellness Bed is now available for you to personally experience in Austin.
The new company office and demo location is at 4609 Laurel Canyon Dr, Austin, TX 78731. The local office manager is Alo Brewer. Call 737 786 3115.

After 20 years of success in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, and Miami, the Floating Bed Company has just opened a
new location in Austin. We welcome anyone who wants to experience this new way to relax and sleep to come
try it, to see what all the buzz is about. Demos are by appointment, and at no cost to you.
Everyone wants to live longer, & better. Scientific studies find that the 4 best indicators of health and longevity
are diet, exercise, sleep, and stress release. The original Floating Bed will improve your life by providing
better sleep and relaxation / stress release – two of those four factors. So how does it work?
The Floating Bed gently rocks you via your own body’s movements, thanks to its unique motion. The single
pendulum suspension uses the same safe motion that people feel in mothers’ arms, and it produces the same
blissful feeling. In fact, this motion was already proven to work on you personally (just ask your mother).
No other Bed has ever used this motion, which is why this Bed was awarded a patent. Independent studies (on
sleep onset, quality, depth, lymphatic circulation, and more) have found that this motion is just as effective for
adults as it is for infants. Users have better EEG readings, another benefit. (Another word for this motion is
“Vestibular Therapy,” which is great for everyone, and also for ADHD, autism, aspergers, and other special
people.)
It is completely different from the motion of waterbeds, hammocks and all other swinging devices.
You will instantly feel the difference – every body does. Just 4-5 minutes sitting awake or relaxing in one feels

like a 20 minute refreshing nap. So it replaces your bed, and sofa, but it does much more than that; it’s a multi-
purpose health and wellness solution.

They can be indoors in the bedroom, living room, guest room. or porch. With the stand, they can be outdoors,
on grass areas, decks, etc. People use them for a quick break/recharge, or as self-contained indoor or outdoor

sleeping quarters. They are so cool they never look “out of place.” With the privacy tent, it’s a rainproof all-
weather bedroom, guest room, or for glamping. There are many accessories, based on usage and décor.

They are named one of the “10 Most Romantic Hotel Beds on Earth” by Condé Nast Traveler, & praised
by Disney World® Resort as “The Bed of the Future.” They grace top-tier hotels, boutique inns, spas, retreat
centers, and discerning homes, indoors and out. Celebrities like Steven Tyler, Uma Thurman, Jason Momoa,
James Cameron and many others are enjoying their own Floating Beds at their homes every day.
TripAdvisor guest reviews are all 5 Stars at hotels now featuring them.
The photos and the science are intriguing, but they cannot fully convey the actual experience. Fortunately, we
can prove just how peaceful it is to relax (or even better, to sleep) on one. Two minutes in a Floating Bed will
tell you more than anything we say. After demoing it to over 40,000 people we can guarantee that you will

prefer this new “relaxation tech” to your old-fashioned bed. Parents, kids, guests – every body loves gentle rock-
ing with this ideal motion.

To learn more, call Alo Brewer in Austin to set up an appointment to try one.
For more about the science, see the website at www.floatingbed.com Also see photos on the following pages.

Our clients experience the serenity and sensation of pure peace and tranquility on our outdoor Floating
Beds. We have had so much positive feedback from clients – they have been a great addition to our facility.
– Susana Belen, Founder, We Care Holistic Health Spa

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Do you have a sleep disorder?

Before you start making changes to your lifestyle, it may be a good idea to talk to your doctor about the potential of having a sleep disorder. According to Harvard University, there are many different types of sleep disorders, from insomnia to obstructive sleep apnea, the latter of which can be fatal. Rule out any serious medical concerns before moving forward.

Diet and exercise

Now that that’s out of the way, take a look at your diet. If you’re pregnant, you may have started eating differently than you did before. Hopefully, this means that you’ve added lots of healthy foods to your diet. But even the healthiest dinner can keep you awake all night if it’s too heavy. First, as your abdomen expands, it takes less food to feel full. Plus, your body — and sense of smell — reacts differently to even your favorite foods, meaning that tacos may wind up giving you unbearable heartburn until delivery. Instead of overdoing it at the dinner table, have a light meal and a healthy snack before bed. You can also use this trick on children who tend to toss and turn the first part of the night.

Did you know that certain minerals and vitamins can improve your sleep quality? Calcium, magnesium, potassium, and vitamins D and E can all give you a little extra help sleeping, so make sure you’re taking a quality multivitamin. A multivitamin can also reduce sluggishness and prevent your mood from dipping.

You’ll also want to make sure you’re getting plenty of exercise since this is the best way to wear your body out and bring on uninterrupted slumber.

Environmental factors

Your behaviors are only one thing that can bring on unwelcomed insomnia. If your family hasn’t purchased new mattresses in a few years, it’s time to start evaluating your sleep styles. Many adults find that sleeping on a firmer mattress is most comfortable. Kids, however, might cozy up better on a soft bed with a down topper. A good mattress to try is Purple, which is a middle-of-the-road brand (it’s not luxury, but it’s not low-end either). When picking a mattress, keep your body weight in mind. If you’re on the larger side, the firmer, the better since your body weight will exert more force on the top few layers, making a mattress that the kids would call “brick-like” feel a bit too soft and squishy for you.

If you’ve switched mattress out and still can’t sleep, pay attention to the temperature. Most experts agree that somewhere in the mid-60s is good for sleep. But, if you have hormones swirling through your blood, you may experience night sweats, which can wake you from a deep sleep. Consider changing your bedding to a material that wicks moisture away and can handle frequent laundering. Keep in mind that night sweats are not just for moms; people of all ages – about three percent of the population – experience it due to medication, diabetes, or, for women, menopause.

Finally, if you’re eating well and have a comfortable surface to rest on at night, you may have to concede that the problem is your bed partner. Snoring and tossing and turning from the other side of the bed isn’t pleasant. And as much as you may not want to, there is no shame in separating bedrooms temporarily. This applies not only to husbands but to kids and pets as well. You can always try sleeping in earplugs or with a sound machine if noise is the only issue.

Remember, sleep isn’t a luxury – at least it should not be. Getting eight hours on most nights is one of the best ways to improve your mood and your health overall. It is not always easy when you have a growing family, but making a few changes, such as eating well and utilizing a mattress that fits your sleep style, is a good start.

Julia Merrill

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That’s something parents encourage every day. But then you have to track down the answers! Luckily Nat Geo Family can help with some of the most common stumpers your kids will come up with.
—By Laura Goertzel

COMMON QUESTION #1
WHY DO I HAVE TO GO TO BED?
Children come up with all kinds of excuses to delay bedtime, but scientists know a secret: You can’t get smart without sleep. Show kids why well-rested brains are better equipped for so many things with this fun explanation from the book Why Not? Then inspire a less chaotic bedtime ritual with these photos of sleepy animals.
EXPLAIN BEDTIME!

COMMON QUESTION #2
WHAT SHOULD I BE WHEN I GROW UP?
These videos will introduce your kids to cool jobs they might not even know exist, like spaceship designer, drone engineer, and penguin researcher. Then have them take a just-for-fun personality quiz to see which type of explorer they’re most like.
EXPLORE CAREERS

COMMON QUESTION #3
WHY CAN’T I EAT ICE CREAM ALL DAY?
On those days when “Because it’s bad for you” just won’t do, try this answer that uses simple science to respond to this age-old complaint. This video will show them it could always be worse—at least they don’t have to use a nine-foot-long tongue to get the foods their body needs!
GET THE SCOOP!

COMMON QUESTION #4
WHY DO TIGERS HAVE STRIPES?
Tigers would be in trouble otherwise! Show kids why with this answer from the book What Would Happen? Then have them discover which animal pattern would fit them best with this personality quiz.
GET THE ANSWER!

COMMON QUESTION #5
WHY IS THE SKY BLUE?
Actually, about 2.5 billion years ago the sky was orange! Get a kid-friendly explanation for why the sky looks the way it does today, then send your curious kids on a fact-finding mission to space.
EXPLAIN IT ALL!

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Has insights.

Makes suggestions.

Biometric sensors built into the bed. Tracking your whole body hundreds of times per second. Your heart rate. Breathing. Movement. SleepIQ® technology gives you the personal insights and knowledge to adjust for the best sleep of your life.

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Leah Poller has exhibited her work worldwide in galleries, museums, institutions, and public spaces since 1998. She has won many distinguished awards and her work is in major international collections. She has lectured extensively on curating, collecting, and motivational/behavioral studies related to the creative life.

PLACES Arnot Museum • Museo Regional Michoacano • Edward Dean Museum • Casa Diego Rivera • Washington Square Windows at NYU • Grounds for Sculpture • Kisrnet Gallery • Mexican Culture Institute of New York • Claypool Young Museum – Ofivalmo • Capital One Bank • National Building Museum • Portals Gallery • Centro Cultural Sefaradi • Mercedes Benz Gallery of New York • Association for Spirituality and Psychotherapy • Fleet Bank • Galleria Dante • Centro Cultural San Angel • Galerie Treger • Instituto Nacional de Antropologia y Historia • North Fork Bank • Duveen Gallery • Fordham University – Stamford Connecticut Art Walk • South Bend Indiana Art Museum • Yin Yang Social Laboratory of New York SOFA • Washington DC Project for the Arts • National Museum of American Art • Greater Reston Arts Center

CITIES Paris • Mexico City • Phoenix • Soho • Naples • Guadalajara • New York • Mexico City • Miami Beach • Los Angeles • Stamford • Palm Springs • Tucson • Bethesda • Washington • Boca Raton • Tribeca • South Bend • Morehead • Seattle • Chicago • Akron • Boulder • Morelia • Cherry Hill • Harrison

AWARDS Artist’s Equity • Pen and Brush • South C. Lorrilard Wolfe Institute • South Bend Indiana Museum • Washington Project for the Arts • National Galleries of the Smithsonian Institute.

COMMISSIONS Lionel Vielot, dancer • Thamir Al Kaisi, French artist • Michelle Kombluh, portrait of a young girl- Laura Alexis, French cinema actress • Dany Meadows, French author • Serge Ber, art specialist • Enrique Guzman de Acevedo, Latin American correspondent to the White House • Ever Gordon, Jamaican poet and jazz musician.

COLLECTIONS Soaring Words, international children’s charity • John Demaio, Esq, attorney • Alain Baudry, French Editor • Dr. Maurice Tran Dinh Cahn • Mr Serge Ber, antique dealer • Laura McCann, CEO of Zweave, Inc. • John Hechinger, CEO, Hechinger Corp. • Edilberto Reyes, CPA • Dr. and Mrs. A. Wise • Madeline McConnell, Art Consultant • Jayson and Tassi Arnster, Attorneys • Marite Bonnal, Author • Kenneth Kombluh, CEO, Marketing Pilot, Inc. • D. Doane, CEO, Customs Foods • Amal Warren, Jeweler to the Royal Family of Abu Dhabi • Olivier Dieudonne, Investment Banker • Dr. Francois Elmai, DDS • Mr. and Mrs. David Cohen • Jerome Bonnouvrier, CEO, DNA Model Agency • David Ramsey, Bell Laboratories • Julien David, financial consultant • Frederique Morrel and Aaron Levine, artists • Michelle Kornbluh, Executor Director, Public Issuance CFF.

AFFILIATIONS National Museum of Women • Association for International Artists • National Artist’s Equity • Women’s Caucus for the Arts • Washington Sculpture Guild • Association des Sculpteurs (France) • Friends of the Museum of the Americas – Pen and Brush (New York) • Who’s Who of American Women • Artists’ Round Table.

BIBLIOGRAPHY “Appreciation of Leah Poller and her Beds” by Cliff Johns,“The Potomac” • “Fabrica de Suenos”, “El Informador” • “De Manhattan a Mexico” by Argelia Castello, la Voz de Michoacan • “De la cama al museo”, Acentro • “Leah’s Bed’s” by Cate McLare, Boca Sentinal • “Global Frontunners”, Profile Magazine • “Casting Your Bed in Bronze”, The Artist’s Magazine • “Exhibit celebrates surrealist’s fascination with Bedfellows”, Spotlight Chicago • “Bed Puns” by Fred Camper, Chicago Reader • “A Question of Culture” by Mitchell Snow, Eyewash • “The Symbolic Bed”, Eyewash.

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Mission
I am very grateful to have the honor of fulfilling my father’s prophesy in 1944 at the Swiss border when the Nazis were chasing us. I was 4 years old and when he threw me over the barbed wire fence he said, “Save my daughter and she will serve you forever.” It has been a painful, tiring yet inspirational journey in reaching my goal to have a deeper understanding of myself, my purpose in life, in relationship to the world around me. One thing I always hung on to were my father’s words of serving, so I “hung out” with God, asked for guidance, tried to have patience and faith which gave me hope and wisdom to understand that everything is in divine time. You are my voice of hope on earth to ensure that no human being goes to bed hungry, has a warm bed to sleep in, medicine, education, a fruitful and meaningful life, and a way to peace – in a peaceful way. Together, and with God’s blessings…everything is possible.
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