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Power Ball
built 220 days ago
The Power Ball committee consisted of Stephen Andrews, Jackie Appel, Sara Angel, Peter Carruthers, Christine Davis, Erin Donohue, Ted Geatros, Laurence Heartz, Michelle Hunt, Victoria Jackman, Arsinée Khanjian, Charlotte Mickie, Kevin Pennant, Stephen Tapp, Adriana Urtasun and Lisa Wookey. Anette Larsson’s guidance made the event a financial milepost, Kathryn Ruppert organized ticket sales, logistical details and fulfillment of hundreds of memberships. The entire Power Plant staff made themselves available to work at The Power Ball above and beyond their ordinary duties. Katarina Berin was responsible for keeping everyone on track.
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In addition, this Power Ball has a generator inside and will glitter as long as it spins. It uses no batteries, no electricity and no chemical matters. The ball glitters by the dynamism the user's hand makes. It's the magic physical phenomenon to make the ball glitter. The light even makes the whole palm become red, becoming very shiny at night.
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The Power Ball™ hand exerciser is great for relieving stress and tension in the hands, wrists and forearms. Squeeze this during times of stress instead of the neck of someone you know (or don’t know). Hand not included.
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Under the guidance of co-chairs Victoria Jackman and Stephen Tapp, and with presenting sponsors Bacardi and the National Post, the fifth Power Ball came into its own as Toronto’s art party extraordinaire. The party was successful at significantly raising awareness of the gallery and proceeds reached six figures.
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The Dynaflex Power Ball is being used for carpal tunnel syndrome, by musicians, by athletes for improving performance in sports, as well as helping in repetitive stress for computer terminal operators. This revolutionary gyro comes with a removable top cap, which allows the insertion of the optional speed meter. The speed meter, when attached to the Dynaflex Power Ball, gives the user the option of 3 separate work out programs, through the digital functions.
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"[Firebox.com's] Power Ball uses gyroscopic force to strengthen muscles. You hold it in your hand, get the inner wheel going like a yo-yo and then make various arm movements. It sounds weird, but it provides 23kg of force upon your wrist, arm and shoulder, and has added 15-20m to the drive of the 1997 World Cup of golf team champion, Padraig Harrington."
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