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Learning to Sail
2017 - RYA Level 1, 'Plus 1' and Level 2 Courses
We run two RYA approved Learn to Sail courses for adults per year with courses usually selling out. Suitable for adults of all ages and levels of fitness, this course gives you a basic knowledge of sailing and the capability to sail a dinghy in light winds without an instructor. Sailing is a relatively cheap sport to take up and you don't need any special equipment to get started just comfy clothes, soft soled shoes and a sense of adventure!
Interest is always high in these courses, please see the details below or contact Roy Alexander for more information.
The level 1 and 2 courses are aimed at both members and prospective members and will be run in two sections, the first being a series of 5 Wednesday evenings. This is then followed by a gap of several weeks, in which we encourage participants to practice their skills, the Level 'Plus 1' programme until the Level 2 part of the course is run over two consecutive Saturdays. RYA logbooks will be provided and RYA certificates will be awarded on successful completion of the course.
The capsize drill is an essential part of the course and will take place on the fifth Wednesday of the level 1 sessions. It is a good idea to beg or borrow a wet suit for this occasion but is not essential as the water is usually relatively warm and time in the water is kept to a minimum.
2017 Dates
Wednesday evenings. 5 evenings in April and May Time: 6:30 to 9:30 pm (approx) Structured Practice: Wednesday evenings to suit from July to August Saturdays: July 15th and 22nd Time: 9.30 to 4.30pm (approx) Cost: £115 Members £230 Non-members inc 2017 membership
Course 1 - Start to sail - Level 1, Level 'Plus 1', Level 2
Level 1 :-
Dates - April 26th & May 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th
Level 'Plus 1'
Also free practice on Saturday mornings
Level 2:-
Wednesday evenings.
5 evenings in April and May
6:30 to 9:30 pm (approx)
Structured Practice:
Wednesday evenings to suit from July to August
July 15th and 22nd
9.30 to 4.30pm (approx)
£115 Members
£230 Non-members inc 2017 membership
Course 2 - Start to sail - Level 1, Level 'Plus 1', Level 2
Level 1 :-
Wednesday evenings.
5 evenings in June and July
6.30 to 9.30 pm (approx)
Structured Practice:
Wednesday evenings to suit from July to August
Level 2:-
September 2nd and 16th
9.30 to 4.30pm (approx)
£115 Members
£230 Non-members inc 2017 membership
Course 3 - Start to sail - Level 1
Level 1:-
9.30 to 4.30pm (approx)
£TBC Members
£TBC Non-members
Beginner's Blog
If you were wondering what it's really like to Learn to Sail at South Staffs? Well wonder no more, this year we have been trying to capture the experiences of our newbies with blogs from students and instructors. Click on the links below to read an individual blog or scroll down to read the whole series.
- Level 2 student Chloe Dawson
- Level 2 student Mike Bradley
- Level 1 student Karenza Morton
- Instructor Mark's blog about teaching Karenza and Chloe
Level 2 student Chloe Dawson's blog:
Driving home from our first level 1, learn to sail lesson in April I had a big smile on my face.. and lots of questions whizzing round my head.
Will I ever be able to tack without falling over? Starboard means right, or was it left? How did my instructor 'just know' where the wind was coming from? Am I meant to reaching or beating or running? Did I really just dance the Rumba? So many new words to learn and boat parts with strange names, will I be able to do this?
Fast forward 3 months and the smile is back - we've just passed the level 2 course. Earlier that day we'd rigged our own boats, put a reef in (it was gusty!), 'mastered' the man-over-board routine, raced (sort of) a triangular course and come back to the jetty without hitting anything - result.
Looking back I can't quite believe how far we've come in such a short time - how did we manage it? Maybe because we were an exceptional group of high achievers at the peak of physical fitness? … erm, not exactly. We were lucky, we had instructors with infectious enthusiasm, who understand how hard the basics are when you're just starting out, who didn't laugh (or at least tried hard not to) when 'beginner' questions were asked, and who just made it all really ace - even capsizing!
There's still so much more to learn but I don't think we could have had a better start.
Level 2 student Mike Bradley sums up his experience:
Earlier this year I chanced upon the SSSC and popped in to enquire about learning to sail. I was made to feel most welcome and was impressed by the enthusiasm of the members. They were obviously passionate about both the sport and the club, and keen to encourage new members. As a result I signed up for a level one course followed by their 'Plus 1' programme and a level 2 course.
Tomorrow I'll be heading to the club for the second and final day of my level 2 course. As with the rest of the programme, I'm looking forward to the day with much excitement as I've thoroughly enjoyed every moment on the water and at the club.
I cannot recommend SSSC highly enough. The welcome and enthusiasm I experienced on my first visit has continued throughout. I've found the instruction and training to be of an extremely high standard and am both pleased and proud of the progress I've made under their expert tuition.
The training team are always keen to pass on their expertise, tips and knowledge and always offer encouragement. Other club members are also keen to assist and give their time and effort to help us in our training. As a result I feel at home at the club and have no qualms in asking for help and advice when required.
The club places emphasis on retaining new members and encouraging us to continue in the sport. It is spending much time and effort to offer opportunities for advancement and experience in all aspects of its extensive activities and events.
SSSC have that rare combination of the enthusiasm of the amateur and the standards of the professional. I'm looking forward to progressing in the sport and having great time in so doing. I would have no hesitation in recommending the club to anybody looking to get involved in this fun, challenging and exciting sport.
Level 1 student and sailing journalist Karenza Morton's blog:
In the beginning
About six months ago I decided I'd talked the talk for long enough, it was now time to start walking it – yep, eight years after submerging myself in a career in sailing, I was finally going to do my Level 1.
Now in my defence I never pretended to be a sailor when I got the job with the Racing Comms team at sailing's HQ. I was a Sports Science graduate, a qualified journalist who had worked in professional sport for 15 years. I could have just as easily ended up working in athletics, badminton, wrestling even. But sailing it was.
So quickly my life became about tacking, gybing, mark roundings, luffing, laylines, but most excitingly gold medals. Lots and lots of gold medals.
I'd grasped the lingo, I knew what it all meant, I could have an intelligible conversation about sailing, from Olympic level to grassroots, in all its various guises. But stick me in a boat and I just couldn't have put any of what I knew into practice.
So, aided by a little bit of 'gentle' persuasion from Tony Hotchkiss, six months ago I knew it was time I put that right and last Wednesday (22 April) I sailed out into the South Staffordshire sunshine for the first time.
Week 1
Well I say 'sailed' it was more stuttering, stalling and not being very good at steering, but I was waterborne! I was stumbling, if not quite walking, the walk.
I'm the first to admit I couldn't have had a better first experience. I've been on plenty of boats before, but being put in charge of the tiller and being told to sail across the wind for the first time, was a whole different ball game.
Yet my instructor Mark (Nichols) was unfailingly clear, concise and, most importantly, patient.
I'm a bit of a one for beating myself up if I'm not the World's leading expert after one attempt so there was plenty of "I can't do this," "I'm never going to be able to do this," "There's too many things to think about!" being spewed from my negative mouth. Mark wasn't having any of it, however. For every Morton muttering, there was positive encouragement, a demo here, an explanation there.
Maybe it was the fact it was 18 degrees, the sunset was sensational and I'd finally sailed a boat, but I went home with a very big grin on my face.
Week 2
I can't say I was looking forward to week two if I'm honest. Having done my homework, as instructed to the previous week by Roy Alexander, I'd checked out the weather forecast and it didn't make for pretty beginners' reading. Windy. When you're scared about the boat tipping over and getting knocked senseless by an errant boom, it almost doesn't matter if it's 10 knots or 20. It's windy!
In week one we'd tried tacking. It didn't come naturally. For some reason me and the tiller extension weren't natural buddies, I couldn't easily get it to bend at the joint.
This doesn't lend itself then to tacking and trying to keep track of what the tiller's doing and where the boat is pointing whilst falling clumsily about the boat.
Even Steve Troke comparing tacking to something out of Strictly Come Dancing didn't help; in my kerfuddled mind it was still a fuzzy mass of awkward movements.
Step forward patient Mark. We'd reefed the sails before we went afloat, a very good move as it turned out with it gusting around 20knots on the pool, and, as boring as it must have been for him, reaching short distances backwards and forwards practicing tacks became the order of the night. Repetition, repetition, repetition.
I wasn't, to use Steve's dancing analogy, quite the Darcey Bussell of South Staffs by the end of the session but at least I could move, very, very slowly through a proper tack. Leave the rope in your hand one side, start to push the tiller away, move your weight towards the middle of the boat, wait for the boom to pass over your head, stand up, pull the mainsheet towards you with the tiller still behind your back, sit down, get comfortable, sail away and then readjust you're the tiller and sheet. Easy!
For the rest of the session we used loads of words I've written about liberally over the past eight years but never actually been able to 'feel'.
'Close hauling', 'running', 'reaching', 'wind angles', 'no go zone'. It was brilliant! To see the jib sheet flapping and then instinctively understand the need to bear away to sail on the edge of the wind for the first time was so much fun.
Ok there were a few hairy moments when the sails got overpowered and panic set in as my brain forgot which way to push the tiller but hey, I couldn't have done that a week ago, and certainly not at any other point in the previous eight years.
I couldn't decide if it was a good thing or not that I hadn't even realized how chilly I was until I got ashore, but it was nothing a cup of tea didn't sort out. Thanks Peter in the galley!
My next job is to find me some gloves and maybe some proper boots. I'm not quite ready to invest in a drysuit, but I will definitely be back next week. I might even remember a couple of the knots by then too! But then again…..
Week 3
Much has been made over the past few years of the role of Dr Steve Peters in the success of British Cycling, and his methods, described in his book 'The Chimp Paradox', hailed for the high return of gold medals.
The basic premise of The Chimp Paradox is emotional control. If you let your 'chimp' dictate, performance will be flawed. Learn to control your 'chimp' and you have a much better chance of succeeding.
On Wednesday, it was not Karenza that went sailing on lesson three, it was my chimp, and the results weren't pretty.
The reason was simple, albeit not excusable. The forecast all day Wednesday had been for gusts that if not quite strong enough to blow the proverbial dogs off their chains, was still enough to give those pups a vigorous blow dry. The 'will we sail or won't we' unnerved me, I've got to – somewhat pathetically – admit and when the decision was made to get afloat apprehension and anxiety got the better of me.
Our instructor team had handled the uncertainty with the calmness you'd expect. 'It's meant to drop, we'll watch a video, keep an eye on it, and see how it goes.'
No pressure, no drama.
Video watched, the choice was given to us – we could sail if we wanted to, or we could practice some bits ashore. Each individual could make their own call.
I wanted to sail, I really, really did. I've loved it so far. So wetsuit donned – a very good move on a cool evening – and sails reefed we got afloat.
It was then my chimp took the tiller.
In reality the wind was doing nothing more than it did the previous week when, although somewhat slower than I'd still like, I'd grasped the process of tacking if not exactly mastered the art.
But my chimp? Nah, the bloody simian didn't have a clue what it was doing.
In my head it was windy and gusty and shifty. Windy and gusty and shifty made me nervous, windy and gusty and shifty meant potential capsizing, windy and gusty and shifty meant having to rush moves with an added sense of urgency. Windy and gusty and shifty meant rubbish sailing! The chimp was having a GP parrr-rrrrr-taaay!
To instructor Mark's credit he provided the voice of calm reason. Yet as much as I knew what he was telling me to be true, my anxiousness made me not understand basic instructions, preoccupied with where the next big gust could come from.
Even executing things I'd understood the week before required a bit of gentle reminding of and cajoling to do again.
We tried to come alongside the box twice and I didn't manage it. Why I thought I'd be able to sail into the jetty, when for the previous half an hour I'd sailed like it was the first time I'd been in a boat, I'll never know. Needless to say it didn't end well!
When we got back ashore, after experiencing what can only be described as a moderate breeze, I discovered others in the group had even got into gybing in the session. Yeah, it's probably a very good thing I didn't to be honest!
Reassuringly, chatter in the boat park and changing rooms made me realise I wasn't the only one that had maybe not displayed Ainslie-esque confidence and skills in the session, but I was annoyed with myself. I'd still enjoyed the session, but I felt like I'd wasted time getting flustered when there was nothing to be flustered about!
A few basic rules of the road and some knot practice concluded the evening. My biggest lessons? Your instructor's got your back 100% and you can't do anything half-soaked. Commit to a decision or manoeuvre and see it through with gusto!
Next week my chimp's not invited.
Week 4
It's one of the best kept secrets of the South Staffs Level 1 course - in week four you get whisked off to Florida to sail on glassy waters, the balmy evening warmth snuggling you like a bug in a rug, as the Crimson sun sets majestically over the Keys.
All we needed was an après-sail rum cocktail. But, you know, some of us had work to get to done today and it's not quick flying back from Florida.
Since starting this course I've become a bit of a weather bore. XC Weather has almost replaced Candy Crush as my app of choice - almost - and for the three days day before our next Level 1 instalment I was checking the forecast four or five times a day. I don't even know what I was looking for if I'm honest. I knew I didn't want it blowing a hoolie again and a temperature of 12 degrees plus would also have been preferable but not a deal breaker.
But once I got to the club and we rushed afloat, frantically trying to catch the last whispers of what was anticipated to be a dying breeze, I learned a very valuable lesson - yep I can tell you with total confidence that you do actually need some wind to sail a boat. You heard it here first folks!
This week instructor Mark wasn't available - he had told me this in week one and so I didn't take his absence as a reflection on my ability to be taught! - so Martin bravely stepped into the breach.
Whether it was the tropical weather or the half a bottle of wine I had before I left the house (joke!) but my chimp had pleasingly gone AWOL this week. And lo and behold it's much easier to learn stuff and get stuff right when you're relaxed and rational, who'd have ever thunk it!
Because last week had ended up being a big of a write off there was a bit of refreshing to do this week, but Martin was great, providing tips on steering and tiller position, points to remember about tacking and balancing the boat.
Within five minutes of being in the boat I'd even done my first gybe. By the end of the session I'd done about 10! Although my tacking habit of inexplicably loosening, and sometimes even letting go of, the mainsheet before starting the manoeuvre seems to have followed me to gybing too, oh good!
A triangular course was set and we practiced all the things associated with that, even right of way. Reaching, sailing upwind and downwind, sail and centreboard settings for each, tacking, gybes, judging sailing on the edge of the wind and steering a correct course.
Because I've been the course Billy No Mates as my original boat partner swapped onto the later course, I haven't yet had the chance to sail without an instructor in the boat, but it was awesome looking around the lake seeing everyone else on the course doing it for themselves with the instructors stood on the Box directing from afar. I get my turn next week.
There might not have been much breeze but we could do what we needed to do, albeit it fairly slowly, and it had been a bloody enjoyable way to spend an hour and a bit.
It was as if Steve Finney knew just how chilled and happy we were when we came off the water and had decided to cruelly bring us crashing back to down to Earth by showing us a horrible 18 rated film called 'The Killer Capsize' or something back in the training room. Graphic descriptions of potential slicing and teeth loss from various things that can go wrong in a capsize was up there with watching Silence of the Lambs for the first time. This time I couldn't ask my mum to turn it off.
Ok I exaggerate a tad but the point was made; the time for capsize has arrived, no going back, don't get scared now. Now if Florida could just find its way to Gailey again for the big swim. Wetsuits at the ready we're going in......
Week 5
It got to the point this week where I stopped looking at the forecast. The only inevitability at this final session of our Level 1 was we were going swimming.
I'd long resigned myself to the fact that the only thing that was going to stop this unfolding was some sort of hurricane or an electrical storm of biblical proportions unexpectedly descending over Gailey and I figured if that was going to happen it would the news not the weather that I'd probably hear this first. So I ceased.
It was, therefore, very kind of the Gods of Gailey to bestow probably the most perfect sailing conditions of the course so far on us for C-day.
Instructor Mark was back for the final huzzah and having flown solo for the whole course to date it was lovely to have Chloe join us in the boat this week.
I'd thought throughout the course that having one-to-one tuition was a bit of a bonus but I actually found having someone else in the boat really helpful.
Learning is hard. Not just learning sailing, but learning anything. It requires concentration, concentration requires brain capacity and brain capacity, in my bonce anyway, has a tendency to be limited of a midweek evening. I'm a morning person!
There have been times I freely admit during the course that something has been explained to me, but
my concentration weary brain had either reached capacity and although I was hearing what my instructor was saying I wasn't processing and really understanding it. Things rang a bell but the learning didn't always sink in.
Having an extra person in the boat not only gives you a little break from concentrating, but also that 'downtime' is the perfect time to see how someone else does it and really get to grips with some of the principles especially around breeze.
With just enough breezes, no gusts and another beaut of a sunset, I used one of these breaks to get my head around wind flow around the sail, wind angles and sail settings. In our post-sail debrief Steve Finney said that the biggest challenge we would all have over the next few weeks of Plus 1 is grasping where the wind comes from. That was exactly what I was grappling with as Chloe took the helm.
Where do the sails need to be on a close haul? How do you know you're even on a close haul? What are the principles behind being 'pushed' on a training run compared to sailing on a reach? What are the telltales, well, really telling you?
Errant boom–to-forehead bashing while putting the rudder on not withstanding, we cracked on through our manoeuvres without too many – if any – great dramas. Tacking felt much smoother, and gybes didn't even scare me that much either. I'm still very much of the 'this can take all day as long as I get it right' school though!
Eventually the dreaded horn was sounded to indicate boats would start getting called over to do their capsize drill. We were a long way away. We would be last.
We watched as the penultimate boat tipped and was righted twice, as the air got increasingly chilly. When our time came,Mark cunningly sent us into a tack and kept us going, splashing into the cool pool. I'm not sure in a real capsize we would both be laughing quite so much but for some reason both Chloe and I got the giggles as we floated about trying to recall our basic instructions as our wetsuits filled.
Chloe righted us first as I floated in the boat. It was actually quite therapeutic laying there, bobbing around. With a bit of help the boat came over. Chloe was picked up in the safety boat and then it was my turn.
Over we went again. Mark, somewhat reluctantly, had gone swimming too! I've never considered upper body strength my biggest asset, and so it proved as I tried and failed repeatedly to get on the centerboard. Twice the sail raised up encouragingly from the surface, twice I fell off, twice the boat splashed back over.
But by this point I'd been in the water about five minutes, it was getting dark and, quite frankly, my mouth was already tasting a ham and cheese toasty so we bowed out gracefully. Cold yes but not half as overawed or panicked as I'd anticipated. I dare say I actually quite enjoyed the whole experience!
Logbooks signed we were handed our certificates and signed up for Plus 1 sessions.
I've have genuinely absolutely loved the past five weeks, more than I even imagined I would. I want to practice, which is always a good sign methinks, and I'm already looking forward to the next part of our South Staffs adventure.
Maybe I'm not quite ready to see you all on the racecourse, but in the boat park? Hopefully sometime soon!
After 5 weeks of (mostly) glowing reviews from Karenza, it wouldn't have been fair not to give Mark the opportunity to give his side of the capsize story...
Instructor's Perspective - Mark Nichols
I checked the weather earlier in the day and the forecast didn't look great for the final evening of the level 1 course. When I arrived at the club there were some fairly strong gusts rolling across the lake and I began to wonder whether it would be just Karenza and I in the boat or if the chimp would be joining us again. As it was, Roy had already decided to put Chloe in the boat so whether she liked it or not, Karenza was going to have to leave the chimp on the jetty.
Having missed the previous week, I was unsure how much progress had been made but it would seem that the balmy weather and with Martin to give some reassurance, Karenza had regained her confidence and tacks and gybe's were now just part of the routine.
For many of us seasoned sailors, it is fairly well known that the boom on a sailing dinghy is harder than the human head. This should really be the sixth essential after sail setting, centre board, balance, trim and course made good. However, for those who are just starting out there is a lot of information to take in and sometimes that theory has to be tested before it becomes clear. Whilst attaching the rudder and with sails flapping overhead, this lesson was quickly learnt. Finally, with a lump the size of a small egg just above her eye, we pushed off from the jetty and into session five.
With Chloe in the boat for the first time, I needed to quickly assess how to structure the lesson but I needn't have worried. The ladies got along really well together and whilst one to one teaching gives the advantage of more time on the helm, allowing a student time to sit back and watch someone else stumble around, get tangled in the main sheet and fumble as they try to bring the tiller handle from behind their back, takes off some of the pressure that they put upon themselves to get it right.
From an instructors perspective it was a really enjoyable way to spend an evening and the time seemed to disappear quickly. Each of the ladies took turns to reach and run, sail upwind, tack and gybe and when the hooter went to signal time for the capsize, both were confidently sailing around the lake, giving way where necessary and calling for water whenever they needed to. Several times we ventured into the plus one training area and I apologise to Ross and Jane for the disruption to their session but this evening was all about getting the confidence levels high and I think that goal was certainly achieved.
The thought of doing the capsize drill is something that brings dread to many students. Cold water shock, the murky water, getting trapped under the sails are often raised as points of concern but as Karenza and Chloe fell out of the boat and into the water, all that could be heard was giggling from the two of them as they splashed around and made their way to the stern. Both ladies made great efforts to get the boat upright again but as the cold water sapped their strength, there was nothing else I could do but to join them in the water. I quickly realised that my dry suit was no longer a dry suit but by this stage I was fully committed.
With the boat packed away, another successful level 1 course had come to an end with just the closing ceremony and the presentation of the awards to complete. Another fantastic course with some great students and by the end of it, a chimp put well and truly back in it's cage. I look forward to seeing everyone on the plus one and for the Pro Am.


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Drinking and Writing Theater
Peanut butter and jelly. Sonny and Cher. The CTA Blue Line and safety issues. Some things were just meant to be together. The Drinking and Writing Theater hits the nail on the head with two actions that although don't necessarily require each other, can play an influential and enhancing role in the experience of each.
Fair warning: this is not theater in the conventional sense. There is no plot or narrative structure, protagonists or antagonists to root for or against. The edition that I saw (Volume III: To Cure a Hangover) is presented more as a scientific lecture, with professors Steve Mosqueda and Sean Benjamin complete in white lab coats, clipboards and, of course, perpetually refilled beers. The troop has been kicking around Chicago as members of the Neo-Futurists for a while now where D&W first began in 2002. After the duo realized what they were doing was expanding beyond the scope of the Neo-Futurists, they began to look for their own space. Longtime companion, fellow radio show correspondent and all-around beer connoisseur Pete Crowley came to the rescue with the opening of his Haymarket Brewery and Pub in December 2010.
As for the show itself, John Coltrane and (ahem) the Cure set the mood and there are sporadic readings from many authors with a spotlight on John Cheever and Charles Bukowski. Audience participation ranges from trivia questions rewarded with drinks to being victimized by a simulated hangover. The show is all in good fun though, despite the fact that it's based around the somewhat socially taboo concept of excessive alcohol consumption. But as Sean and Steve point out, abstinence is not a cure. And without giving too much away about the results, I'm going to recommend stocking up on chorizo and cabbage before the next time you plan on a night of heavy drinking.
Just as there is no one way to drink or write, there is no one way to stay up to date with the Drinking and Writing crew; their creativity doesn't recognize restrictions of medium. You can check out videos on their site, including a poetically gloomy rant by a corkscrew. There is also an annual festival that includes guests from the local worlds of each verb in question. Last year's event honored the late Mike Royko and self-proclaimed drinkers and writers could contribute to the "2 Drink Minimum Writing Contest." The Beerfly Alleyfight (which took place at Rock Bottom last year) connects the dots between beer, food, and art. With performances around the country and the world, it's needless to say these guys keep busy when off stage.
The current installation of the play is set to run through the first week of February. The future schedule is yet to be released, but the half-dozen volumes already written guarantee each month will bring something new to check out. Judging by the self-imposed experiments they conducted and the slurred and stuttered words throughout the performance, you know these guys are committed to their research.
See: At Haymarket Brewing (737 W. Randolph) every Saturday, 4PM, $15
Listen: Monthly radio show.
Participate: Classes coming soon.
Marvel: Steve and Sean's Western Ave. Project.
Expect: Review on the Haymarket Brewery and Pub on this site in due time.


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Acme Made 11" MacBook Air Skinny Sleeve - Matte Purple
Modern tech protection inspired by San Francisco!
Zipperless, elastic band closure | Water and stain resistant
With designs inspired by the iconic streets of San Francisco, the Acme Made range is a genuine eye catcher. Blending modern inspiration with durable materials, you'll be proud to stash away your high-tech gadget in one of their distinctive accessories.
- Acme Made tech protection
- Design: Skinny Sleeve
- Made for 11-inch MacBook Air
- Colour: Matte Purple
- Types of protection: Water and stain resistant
- Super slim design to reduce bulk
- Zipperless, elastic band closure helps avoid scratching your device
- Sewn-in reinforcements
- Materials: StretchShell neoprene
- Space for device (approx. cm): 19.2 x 29.95 x 1.7
- Dimensions (approx. cm): 21.5 x 31 x 1.7
- Please note: Cases and covers do not offer guaranteed protection for your device. See instruction booklet and manufacturer materials for details.
- Country of origin: N/A
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AMBULANCE WITH OXYGEN, MOBILE FREEZER, 24 HRS. SERVICE. We undertake embalm cordination and all type of funeral services
We have a total of 18 well equipped ambulances with all latest facilities (A/C Non A/C ,ICU,Oxygen ) and qualified drivers at 24*7 Service.We undertake mobile mortuary services funeral service and embalming of dead bodies.
WE are provide with different models of ambulance vechicles such as Tempo traveller ,Tata winger ,Maruthi Omini ,Maruthi ECCO.
We provide basic services of funeral,embalming ,other preparation of body which includes dressing and placement of deceased in the casket or coffin etc.
Very prompt and cordial service.
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Art Deco Artist Signed Hand Painted MOP Cigarette Case
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This is a beautiful, hand painted, artist signed 1920-1930's era cigarette case. The case is hinged,and the front and back are mother-of-pearl, probably celluloid panels, set in silver toned metal. The case features a hand painted flapper girl holding a burning cigarette in her hand, and looking quite confident with her hand on her hip. It is signed by the artist, but the name is hard to make out as part of it is worn off. It looks like Ertios, but I am not sure. The case measures 2 1/2" x 3 1/2". The condition is good, but the cross pieces usually found in cigarette cases to hold the cigarettes are not there. They could have been metal or elastic, but I don't see where they ever were. There is a little bit of wear to the outside metal and to a small area by the catch from use. The interior has corrosion which you can see in the pictures. The hinge is nice and solid and the case snaps shut. It is an unusual truly Art Deco collector's item.
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Find the best Garages and Car Repairs in Tooting with Who Can Fix My Car.
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Excellent service!
Eagle Autos is awesome. I think i spoke with Roberto on the phone more in three days than i have spoken to my wife in a year!! My clutch died on the Tuesday afternoon and i picked the car up on Thursday afternoon. it transpired that both my slave cylinder and DMF had failed. Roberto kept me informed at all stages from quotation to repair, ensuring that i had all the information i needed. He also advised of other issues that i was already aware of and when they found that my oil levels were too low, they topped it up as matter of course. MY CAR FEELS AND DRIVE LIKE NEW!!! Friendly, knowledgeable, fair and courteous are all words i would happily use to describe the service i received from these guys. Would recommend them to all that i meet. great company.
Excellent customer service and job done with no additional costs. Will be coming back again if need be. Very good first impression!
Eagle Autos were a pleasure to deal with from start to finish. Great communication & service throughout, originally went in to look at my faulty exhaust & electrics, both issues were resolved and a new set of tires were added, all within a day - would definitely use these guys again in the future!
Highly recommended! Done a great job and was looked after very well! Please use 100% recommended
Very efficient and hassle free- had a full service and MOT done for the first time with them and will definitely going again next time around! Highly recommend it!
Once again quick and friendly service. Interim pre-MOT service for £99 and replaced a bulb for cost price. Spotted some advisory issues that I'll be putting in for repair post MOT.
Garages are like barbers, when you find one you stick with them forever :) Went there for first time to do a full service on my bmw 1 series. The staff were very friendly and professional, they also done an engine flushing which made a huge difference on my car's performance. I will recommend the garage to my friends.
Amazing service, car fixed same day. Members of staff were really thoughtful and experienced!
Fantastic Job from Gavin, I will definitely going back again, very professional and friendly. Highly recommend to anyone!!
Very good. Would recommend. Very friendly staff.
Excellent service provided by friendly staff. The garage was immaculate. Oh and they make a great cup of coffee
Although it took a little longer than expected, the staff were lovely, they were extremely helpful and knowledgeable as witnessed by me with the other customers that came in - a good experience - thank you
Definitely recommend!super quick service received. Great communication and great friendly staff.
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The best garage in the UK.. Affordable prices with the best service.. thanks a lot Carl, Winston and Ringer.. you guy are angels
Excellent service as I was pulling up the mechanic met me roadside and asked if I was the client . Had a quick look at the problem went inside to do a little handy man work and came back five minutes later to fit the new indicator . Couldn't recommend enough !!!
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Great service and a good job.
Carl did an amazing job. Great customer service also.
Helpful at providing advice!
Got car MOT'd and serviced by Sloane Services. It was more expensive than the online quote, but that was because it needed two new shocks and two tyres, and fitting the shocks was a lot more labour. So it was good value, and it was done to time and they were a pleasure to deal with.
Excellent and swift service. Thank you.
Really nice guys, completed the work on my car and explained all work done. Would recommend to all.
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Good work, great service in good price. Happy to discover this quality local garage.
Moses did a fantastic job on the car. Great level of service, and thoroughly nice guy. Would definitely use again and recommend to all.
Excellent service - Highly recommend!!!!
Great garage 5 star's very friendly done a great job on my car for a good price.
I had scuffs and a crack in the rear bumper of my 5 Series. Moses did an excellent job and the result is immaculate. I took the car in the morning and it was ready before closing. Good communication, good price, professional and a nice guy. I would thoroughly recommend this company for your bodywork.
The cost of servicing, MOT and repairs differ across the country. Labour rates will be higher or lower depending on where in the country you are. Take a look below at the average quote in Tooting on WhoCanFixMyCar.com for some of our top service types.
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|Brake Pads and Discs
|Cambelt Change
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|Head Gasket
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Moving Tips
Plan ahead. Inventory your belongings, purchase supplies and allow plenty of time for packing. The basics you'll need: mailing boxes, packaging tape, and cushion wrap.
Choose the right storage location. Select the appropriate size and consider climate-controlled facilities for humidity-sensitive items.
Pack room by room. Pack boxes to capacity and protect your breakables with cushion wrap. Don't cushion with newspaper – the ink can transfer.
Label properly. Label boxes according to the new room they belong in and their contents. Mark boxes with breakable contents as "FRAGILE."
Pack a suitcase ahead of time. Each family member should have a suitcase with toiletries and clothes for several days. Keep these suitcases with you and separate from your other belongings.
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Meet Our Massage Therapists in Richmond, TX
At Elements Massage Richmond, our highly trained and qualified massage therapists will work with you to meet your individual needs.
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At Elements Massage Richmond, our highly trained and qualified massage therapists will work with you to meet your individual needs.
Dana is a true believer that massage will improve your life! Her favored massage is Swedish.
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New Publication: Policy Analysis in Macedonia
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- Dear members,
The latest newsletter of the Center for Research and Policy Making
is available here.
Four months since the NATO Summit in Bucharest Macedonia is faced
with insurmountable obstacles in its quest for Euro-Atlantic
integration. Athens has continued its pressure on NATO and EU allies
to stall or reject the Macedonian integration drive until the
country changes its name. While the European Council underlined that
further steps in the Macedonian progress towards the EU are possible
by the end of this year maintaining good neighbourly relations,
including a negotiated and mutually acceptable solution on the name
issue, remains essential. The Center for Research and Policy Making
(CRPM) continued seeking influence in Macedonia and internationally
on the policy debate over the so-called "name issue." Our policy
study on the issue elaborates that pushing Macedonia to negotiate
the non-negotiable, its name and identity, amounts to posing
additional and undemocratic criteria for membership to the EU and
NATO, a policy that delegitimizes the principle of "conditionality"
one of the main instruments of the EU in the enlargement process.
The brief provides policy options to resolve the imbroglio arguing
that only a settlement that recognizes the Macedonians and respects
their national rights will be of lasting value and contribute to
stability and tranquility in Southeastern Europe.
Meanwhile we have also influenced the debate over the Macedonian
recognition of Kosovo producing an illuminating study. In its recent
policy briefs CRPM has also discussed various other important issues
for the country such as the Macedonian progress within the
decentralization reform regarding property taxation. We have also
made an assessment of the implications of Diagnosis Related Groups
(hereinafter: DRGs), policy measure introduced as payment tool at
hospital level health care, on various groups of women and men
(urban, rural and those belonging to an ethnic minority). CRPM
delivers a cutting edge analysis that provides the public with
relevant information on the most pressing issues facing the country.
More details about all our most current efforts you will find in
this newsletter.
read more in our latest newsletter.
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Seller Questions
Will TradePaddleboards assist with shipping boards?
Absolutely! We have shipped boards for some of the largest brands and paddle board events in the world — including Molokai 2 Oahu and Pacific Paddle Games. Find out more on our paddle board shipping information page.
How do I modify my paddle board ads once they are posted?
You can modify your ad anytime you like to change the price, add more photos, etc. To do so, click the Profile icon on the top right of the window (immediately adjacent to the blue 'Post an Ad' button. This will take you to your own account profile area. From here, click the 'Your Listings' link and you'll find a list of your ads that you can edit by clicking the pencil icon.
What is the difference between Standard, Premium, and Pro ads?
We want you to have different options for posting your paddle board ad so have provided multiple pricing plans. The Standard ad is FREE and runs for 30 days. Premium ads will run for 45 days and provide more exposure to your ad by being featured on the site. Both Standard and Premium ads enable you to post up to 5 images and blast your ad on your Facebook page.
The Pro level is for retailers and brands in our Partner Program who post a large volume of ads. If you're curious to learn more see our Partner Program page.
Are there special programs for paddle board retailers and brands?
Yes, we have a Partner Program specifically for retailers and brands that have large volume of used and overstock inventory. The more boards listed the better!
Can I list my paddle board in more than one category?
To provide buyers with the ability to target the exact type of paddle board they are looking for we want to limit each ad to three individual categories. By accurately characterizing your paddle board, you allow buyers to find your board more quickly using the search criteria that make the most sense to them.
Is there a time limit to my ad running on the site?
The amount of time that your paddle board ad will run on TradePaddleboards.com depends on the pricing plan that you've selected. Standard ads run for 30 days while Premium ads run 45 days.
Buyer Questions
If I find a board that my friend may like, how can I share it with them?
On each ad detail page there are various options for sharing the board you are viewing. On the right side of the page you can choose to email a friend (or two!), share on FaceBook, or share on Twitter. We always appreciate folks broadcasting the great boards they find on TradePaddleboards.com.
Will TradePaddleboards guarantee the board that I buy?
Our goal at Tradepaddleboards.com is to match paddle board sellers with buyers. The transaction to purchase a board is entirely up to those parties and we do not guarantee the quality, make, or any aspect of the board. We strongly urge buyers to be diligent and carefully inspect boards before committing to buy. See our Fraud Awareness page for more information on this.
How do I contact the seller of a board that I am interested in?
We have provided a secure way to communicate with board sellers through the site so you don't have to share personal contact details unless you want to. Just click on the 'Send this seller a message' button on the ad page. Some sellers will also provide their email address or phone number with their ad postings and you are free to contact them that way as well.
General Questions
I am interested in advertising on TradePaddleboards.com, who do I contact?
We are strong supporters of industry events and brands so always looking to help promote through banner advertisements. To learn about these opportunities contact Josh by calling 877.474.6144.
Can I suggest a new category of paddle board be added?
Absolutely! The sport of paddle boarding is expanding quickly and it is challenging to keep up with all the new variations of board types. We'll be happy to review and possibly include new categories. Please complete the Contact Form with 'New Category Suggestion' in the subject line and we'll have a look.
Does TradePaddleboards.com assist with the buying/selling transaction?
We do not get involved in any portion of the transaction between buyer and seller, including price negotiation, payment transfer, or shipping. The mission of TradePaddleBoards.com is to provide a platform for buyers and sellers to connect more easily and let them handle the rest. We are very happy to help with searching for boards or posting effective ads but do not assist with negotiating the transaction.


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The braking performance requirements of Cyclo-cross brought the 303 Disc-brake to life in 2013. But, since that time the demand for pure road bikes utilizing disc brake technology has dramatically increased, and with road cycling weight reduction is paramount.
The 202 Firecrest Carbon Clincher retains its class leading aerodynamics, durability and impact resistance, making this a perfect wheel for everyday training, racing or the occasional gravel road excursion. At 32mm deep, the 202 has an aerodynamic resume like wheels twice its depth yet handles better than a shallow box section wheel.
The 88/188 hubset features the same design elements and manufacturing tolerances of all Zipp hubs, now with a 6-bolt disc brake mounting flange. The 188 rear hub is built with our virtual 3X lacing pattern, calling on the strength and aero properties of Sapim® CX-Ray® spokes.
Weight 825g
Rim Used X32
Hub Used 188 Disc Brake
Rim Depth 32mm
Brake Track Width (center) 24.62mm
Max Width 25.4mm
Clincher Bead Width 16.25mm
Spokes Sapim® CX-Ray
Spoke Count 24
Spoke Length Non-Drive 278mm
Spoke Pattern Non-Drive 2 cross
Spoke Pattern Drive 2 cross
Spoke Length Drive 276mm
Max Tire Pressure 125psi
Max Tire Pressure 8.62bars
11-speed compatible hub Yes
Track Adaptable No
Dimpled Surface Yes
Ceramic Bearing After-market
Nipples Sapim®
External Nipples Yes
If ordered before 9pm, delivered by courier next working day. Available on orders placed before 9pm (2pm weekends and Bank Holidays) for delivery next business day. Applies to most delivery addresses within mainland UK.
Please remember to add postal time (2-3 working days) to obtain a complete estimate of delivery to your door.
You will receive an email to confirm when your item has been sent.
You can also check the status of your order and individual items by accessing My Account details and following the prompts.
Please allow 10 working days from dispatch of your order before notifying us of any late deliveries.
It may be advisable to check with your neighbours to see if a parcel has been left with them, check any outhouses you might have where it may be left if it cannot fit through your letterbox and contact your local sorting office to see if the item has been returned to the depot as undelivered and awaiting collection.
Please see our returns policy.
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BUSINESS chiefs are talking to companies interested in moving into a proposed enterprise zone planned for Hartlepool.
The possibility of incentives such as rate relief is a spur which could give the town an advantage over other parts of the world, said Hartlepool Borough Council's assistant director of regeneration and planning, Damien Wilson.
He spoke after the proposed Enterprise Zone for the Tees Valley was detailed in full for the first time.
The zone, if approved, would include town sites such as Port Estates, Huntsman Pigments, Able Seaton, Queens Meadow, and Oakesway Industrial Estate, between them creating about 6,000 jobs.
Another 37,000 would be created for the other parts of the zone spread across the rest of the Tees Valley.
Mr Wilson (pictured) said: "There is an attraction to visitors and we are talking."
But he said there was still a lot of work to do to make sure Tees Valley got the zone it was after. The plans still have to be approved by the Government which will receive them on June 28 and are expected to give its reply by the middle of July.
Mr Wilson said: "We are working with the port to promote the offshore wind farm manufacturing facility.
"It is a critical part of their future proposals."
One of the key aspects of the planned zone will be the incentives it can bring such as capital enhancement allowance, tax increment finance and business rate relief.
Capital allowance would apply at Port Estates, Huntsman Pigments and Able Seaton and would mean huge incentives for larger firms to come to Hartlepool.
Mr Wilson admitted: "It does give us an added advantage which could help to attract business to the area.
"If we can secure this kind of zone, it gives us an advantage over other areas."
He stressed, though, that it was important for each of the Tees Valley local authorities to work together.


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Pre-marriage counseling (PMC) is one of the pre-requisites before a soon to be married couple can secure Marriage License. We advise that you take PMC a month before your wedding schedule especially if you're planning to get married in Civil wedding (Judge or Mayor).
The OFFICE OF THE MUNICIPAL SOCIAL WELFARE (MSWDO) spearheads the conduct of Pre-Marriage Counseling (PMC) conducts this free marriage counseling from service Monday to Friday, 9AM to 5PM (some municipality may have different schedule). Facilitators from different agencies ( MHO & MAO ) conduct seminars. The PMC Certificate is awarded to participants' right after the activity.
The speakers will usually tackles and shares about marriage life expectations, family values, family planning, household budgeting, and inspiring personal loves stories that you pick real-life changing lessons.
How to avail the service
- With your partner, visit the DSWD office in your location before 9AM in the morning
- Fill up the Pre-marriage counseling application form
- Answer the Marriage Expectation Inventory (Enjoy the exam!haha)
- Wait for your schedule
- Listen and participate with the seminar
- Prepare at least 50 pesos payment for the clearance.
Is proxy allowed to attend in my part?
The seminar would be really beneficial if the actual couple would attend but just in case of emergency you can have someone as you substitute since DSWD doesn't requires an ID to the participants. We advise you to go there early, know your partner's personal background and be discreet.
Can I attend half day?
No. You won't get your clearance.
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Support for the Death Penalty in Academia
January 7, 2003
For decades, college professors have been in the forefront of critics of the death penalty. But now, a small but growing number of professors and social scientists are speaking out in support of capital punishment.
The small cadre of pro-death-penalty academics is changing the nature of the national debate on the subject:
- About a dozen of the academic researchers have produced evidence that the death penalty does deter crime.
- They also are questioning studies that say it is racially biased.
- And they are disputing the argument that innocent persons are being executed -- contending that of the 100-plus persons released from death row over the past 30 years, only one-third could show they were innocent of murder, while the rest were released for other reasons, often legal technicalities.
While about 70 percent of the general public still supports the death penalty, it has been estimated that some 99 percent of college professors oppose it.
John McAdams, a political science professor at Marquette University in Milwaukee, takes issue with the belief that black defendants are more likely to receive the death penalty than whites convicted in similar slayings.
- He says that doesn't take into account that blacks make up about 50 percent of all murder victims, even though they make up only about 12 percent of the U.S. population.-- and that all but a few blacks are killed by other blacks.
- Blacks who kill blacks, McAdams argues, are far less likely to get the death penalty than whites, blacks and Hispanics who kill whites.
Recent studies have established that murder rates declined in counties where the death penalty was imposed. Researchers produced a statistical formula which suggests that each execution saved the lives of 18 potential victims.
Source: Richard Willing, "Death Penalty Gains Unlikely Defenders," USA Today, January 7, 2003.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'Kid Friendly, clean and quiet' refer to. It is our concept of what a family campground should be. It is both our philosophy and our daily goal. To provide Kid friendly activities and atmosphere. To maintain clean facilities and to provide a secure and quiet atmosphere at night.
What is check in and out time? Check in from 2pm - 9pm and check out by 2pm. Early arrivals and late departures are permitted if the site is available but would require an additional fee. Call the morning of your arrival for availability.
Are we allowed to have visitors? Visitors are permitted but please advise them of the following information: All visitors must stop at the office first, no exceptions. There is a visitor fee, even for their pets, but it may be refunded if the stay is less than one hour. Visiting hours are between 8am and 9pm. No visitors will be admitted after 8pm for any reason. Visitors with their own camping equipment must obtain their own site. We reserve the right to deny access to any visitor. You are responsible for your visitors, so if you are not on the premises, you're visitors will not be permitted.
Are overnight guests allowed? As long as they check in before 8pm and are staying in your camping equipment. Visitors with their own camping equipment must obtain their own site. We have a one family, per site rule. We reserve the right to deny any visitor an overnight pass. Over-crowding a site is not permitted and is determined by the office.
What are your quiet hours? 10pm to 8am. We are a quiet, family oriented campground and with this in mind, we strictly enforce our quiet hours. Violators may be asked to leave without warning.
How many vehicles are permitted per site? Most sites can accommodate 2 vehicles. However, there are some sites that can only take one. If necessary, one can be left in our parking lot.
Are fishing licenses required in order to fish in Lower Range Pond? Yes, they are. We do sell them in the store, however. Ask for information upon check in.
I'd like to bring my boat, what do I need to know? Lower Range Pond has a 9.9 hp limit strictly enforced by Fish and Game. If you have a motor, current registration and a Maine Lake and River Protection Sticker is required. Lake and River Protection Sticker can be purchased in the store. You are welcome to leave boats by the water's edge. Ask the office upon check-in to show you where they are permitted. We strongly recommend you lock them.
Are bikes permitted? Yes, during daylight hours only. They must be ridden on roads , not between the sites. Helmets are strongly encouraged.
Are pets permitted? Yes, at the discretion of the campground. They must be quiet and hooked to a leash at all times, even on your campsite. Please do not allow them on the campsites of others. They must be cleaned up after. They are not allowed in the beach, pool or playground areas, nor in any of the buildings. They may not be left unattended. When arriving, ask for a doggie bag.
Are air conditioners included in the rate? No. Running your air conditioner requires an additional $2 per day. Electric heaters are not permitted.
May I bring my minibike? Minibikes, trail bikes, four wheelers, and most other single person or unregisitered motorized conveyances, chain saws, generators, firearms and outside refrigerators are not permitted.
What if I need to cancel or leave early? A 14 day notice is required to receive a deposit refund. A service charge of $10 will be withheld. There are no refunds if leaving prematurely. Campers who leave prematurely forfeit all rights to their campsite.
What is there to do? We have a full recreation program in July and August. We can also recommend many wonderful places to play and/or eat. Ask our reservations clerks upon check in.
How do I get there? From the South: Follow I-95 to the Maine Turnpike. Get off at Gray, exit 63. Follow Rt. 26 north for 12 miles. Turn right onto Connor Lane (watch for our sign). Our entrance is at the end, 1/2 mile. From the North: Get off the Maine Turnpike at Auburn, exit 75. Turn right on Rt. 202, follow 1/2 mile, turn right onto Rt. 122. Follow Rt. 122 west to Rt. 26, 5 miles. Turn right onto Rt. 26 north to the Campground Entrance, 2 1/2 miles (watch for our sign). Turn right onto Connor Lane. Our entrance is at the end, 1/2 mile. From the West: Follow Rt. 302 East to Rt. 11. Turn left onto Rt. 11 and follow to Rt. 26. Turn right on Rt. 26 and follow 2 1/2 miles south. Turn left on Connor Lane. Our entrance is at the end, 1/2 mile.


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UltraSharp 3008WFP "was" available at Dell.de for 1.522 Euro (updated)
Computerbase did report today that the new Dell Ultrasharp 3008WFP is available for 1522 Euro. "UltraSharp 3008WFP bei Dell.de für 1.522 Euro " If you in the USA you may think, "well that the more or less the same price I have to pay". However in Euroland the prices are a little bit higher and…
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Internship Mobile App Company seeks intern
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We are a small app development studio (6 staff) looking for an intern to help play our games, answer some support emails, and help with anything else, perhaps some graphics or simple development related tasks.
We're in Camden, and flexible on part time/full time/holiday work.


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Today, we anxiously waited doing this and that on the work site until after lunch to depart for Porto Jofre for a census further down the river and the Gós family party. We arrived at the Cuiaba River around 3 pm and were then taken about a half hour down the river to the Conceicão family. There we were greeted by Sr and Sra Conceicão and their four children (age range from 10 to 15). Even though school has already restarted and their kids attend school in Pocone, they have not been able to arrange a boat ride and car ride to Pocone (approximately a five-hour trip total) so their children have remained on the river and will be a week late in returning to classes. Sr and Sra Conceicão and their children were very excited about the prospect of their children being able to come home more frequently than two weeks in July and a month and half in December.
While there, Sr and Sra Conceicão also discussed the medical services offered in the region. Currently, the only services offered is a medical boat that goes down the Cuiaba River in November. The next best option is to figure out transportation to Poconé - very expensive and difficult to arrange. There has been talk for a long while of a medical facility in Porto Jofre to serve the town and families on the river, and hopefully with the increased awareness of the population in the area, there will be an opportunity to improve the current system.
Before we left, Sra Conceicão came out onto the porch and gave us a giant egg - about 5 or 6 chicken eggs combined and explained that it was a Rhea egg from the property and described how to make an excellent bolo - cake - with it. Once on the boat, we realized that there was a bit of conflict over the Rhea egg - I was interested primarily in cracking and cooking with it, while Ethan wanted to return to the States with it as a biological specimen. Fortuntaley we came to a compromise and will screwdrive a hole to drain it - so we can have our cake and Ethan can have his shell, I am not so sure about how he is planning on packing it.
We returned back on the river and backtracked to the Gos family home, and discovered that the party had actually been moved to this Sunday 8/8. But all was not lost as the Gos family had many questions about the operation of the school - Sr and Sra Gos were particularly concerned about their 15-year old daughter who has had no schooling - and also had the names and ages (range from 5 to 13) of five cousins down the river who also have never attended school.
Time is rapidly coming to a close here, and our next visit to the Secretary of Education is on Friday the 13th. By then we will have finished our census and have a map of the families on the Cuiaba river and the Transpantaneira along with their names, ages, and current education levels. After that it is a waiting game until October when the government makes decisions on school registration, funding, and teacher assignments for the coming school year.
The carpenters have disappeared into the vast Pantanal, and it looks like Joao and Jorge will be taking over roofing operations. Joao and Jorge have also promised that long as there is a steady stream of cigarettes and Reals, they are more than happy to finish the construction of the school after we leave.The building is now starting to look livable, and we have briefed Eduardo about logistics for finishing the roof, floor, and reboco wall covering so that he can take over operations when Ethan leaves on the 21st. Judging from past construction operations at his Lodge, Eduardo expects that our school will be finished by the beginning of September.
In exciting news to come, we showed Eduardo our small solar power system - and he now cannot contain his enthusiasm for converting the entire Lodge. Turns out his diesel generator has almost reached end of life and converting to solar power (though a massive capital investment) may be financially reasonable or even beneficial. We will leave it there as we don´t want to spoil it before we have our analysis of the Lodge´s electrical needs, and before Eduardo has his estimates for package deals on solar panels and batteries.
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Truphone's announcement last week of Truphone Local Anywhere was the formal unveiling of their strategy to become a force in the mobile operator world. Truphone Local Anywhere will not launch for some months yet, but the essence of it is that Truphone will deliver customers a GSM SIM that can operate locally in multiple countries. As a customer, you might have a UK phone number, a US phone number, a Canadian phone number, and a Mexican phone number, for example, and pay local calling rates in all those countries. Roaming becomes a thing of the past.
This is a direct assault on one of the most profitable sources of operator income in the mobile world. Roaming charges are the surest way for an operator to make huge profits. Example: here in Canada Rogers charges users $0.90 per minute to roam in the United States. Presumably there's a revenue split with the American carrier hosting the call, but the charges are huge nevertheless. This, in a world where it costs under a penny per minute to terminate a call anywhere in North America.
Truphone claims that with Truphone Anywhere Local, users will pay a rate competitive with local mobile rates. Mobile travellers will no longer require a case full of local SIMs when travelling. Truphone will provide local data, voice and text rates as if you were a resident of the country.
Truphone's James Tagg told me that there are practically no limits on the SIM itself. One could conceivably have over 100 countries on a single SIM. Truphone, however, has not yet released the subscription model, which means that it's still unclear what the cost will be (if any) to add additional countries and numbers.
According to Truphone CEO Geraldine Wilson, the product will be targeted at frequent international travellers – pilots, business travellers, expat families, people who own multiple homes, and so on. When asked how large the market was, Ms. Wilson pointed out that there are 300 million roamers today, and another 700 million travellers.
The product won't ship for many months yet. The reason Truphone announced Truphone Local Anywhere at last week's Mobile World Congress was to attract distribution partners in different countries. In some cases, they expect to work directly with the incumbent mobile operator, in others to partner with an MVNO, and in others they will work with "non-traditional channels that operators don't necessarily have access to", according to Ms. Wilson.
Here in Canada, Bell and Telus are busy deploying new GSM networks in advance of the Vancouver Winter Olympics in 2010. Not wanting to be left out of the roaming "gusher" that the games will trigger, they've accelerated plans to replace their CDMA networks. Inevitably, though, roaming prices must fall here. Partnering with Truphone Local Anywhere would be a gutsy move that would differentiate them from market leader Rogers / Fido in a very identifiable way. Anybody in Toronto or Scarborough listening?


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Understanding Runs in the Shadow Banking System
There are two established explanations for bank runs: coordination problems among depositors and information asymmetries between bank managers and depositors. In a new paper, "Information Gaps and Shadow Banking," forthcoming in the Virginia Law Review and available here, I offer a novel, complementary explanation for why short-term creditors run: information nobody possesses.
Both the banking and shadow banking systems use short-term debt to fund longer-term, less liquid assets. That short-term debt is designed to pose sufficiently minimal credit, liquidity, and duration risk that holders can treat the claims as close substitutes for money. This reduces funding costs and has … Read more


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Handler and Legend were the guests for the week-ending episode. But while the comedienne was paired up with Fallon for the activity, the singer needed a partner of his own. So, who better than this wife? After all, she was just "hanging out backstage."
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When you stay at Econo Lodge Virginia Beach - On The Ocean in Virginia Beach, you'll be on the beach and minutes from Naval Aviation Monument Park and Neptune Statue. This beach hotel is within close proximity of Neptune's Park and Old Coast Guard Station.
Make yourself at home in one of the 38 air-conditioned rooms featuring refrigerators and microwaves. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include coffee/tea makers and irons/ironing boards.
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George and Bill left town A for town B at the same time. George was riding a bicycle at a constant speed, while Bill was driving a car. Bill traveled 5 times faster than George. Bill's car broke halfway, and the rest of the way to the town B Bill traveled by foot with a speed equal to half of the George's bicycle speed. Who got to B first: George or Bill?
George Speed - X
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X = d/t1 5X + X/2 =d/t2
11X/2 = d/ t2
t1= d/X ---------------- time it takes Bill to go from A to B
t2 = d/ (11X/2)---------- Time it will take George to go from A to B
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Don Pendleton is the creator of the enormously popular The Executioner series, featuring Mack Bolan. Now he has created the Joe Copp series, which develops against the backdrop of violence and corruption in Los Angeles. Joe Copp is an ex-cop, tough, smart, but caring and compassionate. In Copp for Hire, Joe is hired by a stripper to investigate a stalker, but before he can even begin the investigation, the woman is killed by a hit-and-run driver, who has now turned his sight on Joe.
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We did the breakfast on Friday, 4/6. It was me, DD17, my sister, her DH, and their two kids -- boy 9 (it was his true blue birthday) and girl 7 (her birthday was in January, but we were celebrating both birthdays).
The characters were Goofy, Donald, and Minnie. We had a 10:50 ADR. The characters came by twice each. They were nicely spaced and had good interaction with the kids. The food was quite good. It is a buffet and has the usual breakfast foods -- scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, frittata, Mickey waffles, etc. The french toast bread pudding was tasty!
Our server, Caroline, was terrific. She kept our beverages full and was very attentive. She brought out birthday cupcakes for the kids when Goofy came around the second time. Our section of the restaurant sang happy birthday and it was very special. Caroline also gave the children cards that had the three characters' signatures and she also had Birthday buttons for them.
We've done most of the character meals at WDW and we were very happy with the Cape May Breakfast buffet.
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We LOVE cape may. AWESOME food quality & selection. The place is so pretty, and its a lot quieter than most buffets. The characters are adorable in their beach wear. We love this place!
We were there back in Aug 2008 and honestly it was one of our fave char meals. The characters really spent quality time at each table, and we saw most of the characters twice during our bkfst. We are planning on eating there again in Dec.
I feel like breakfast buffetts are not worth it for our family since we are not big breakfast eaters, but we really liked the Cape May Cafe character breakfast the one time we did it because of the atmosphere (very laidback) and the characters were great, we got a few good pictures with Minnie! Very nice place (I know this is not the question, but we really liked the dinner buffett too but it has no characters unfortunately).
It is one of our favorite character breakfasts and is a must do each trip...we love everything about it. However, the only negative side of it is, if you are not staying at one of the Epcot resorts, then it could be kind of a hassle to get to so I would either recommend taking a taxi to get to BC or have an ADR time that coincides with DHS's park opening time, that way you can take the ferry from DHS back to BC/YC. Enjoy!!
We ate there with our 3 y/o GS in Feb. We enjoyed it. Food was OK and character interaction was very good. All the characters came by twice and did not seem to be in any hurry. In fact, Goofy and Donald both sat with us for awhile looking over my grandson's plate, playing with him. We had one of the first ADRs that morning just as they opened and the place was almost empty.
It's my favorite breakfast on property , always had great service , the character's always spend a lot of time at the tables the way you imagine a character breakfast should be , they actually usually get to you twice , they joke around with the tables , it's always great .
the restaurant itself is very bright and sunny , love the beach club atmosphere!
The food is delish , loved the baked french toast and frittatta , love the asparagus , the citrus wedges , it's all yum !
I had breakfast there a couple of years ago and I didn't like it. I had a huge issue with the service, and the food was just eh. However I love dinner there, but no characters for that one.
We love Cape May Breakfast Buffet! The food is very good with a big selection. The character interaction is great. It's a must do everytime for us.
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