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YAY 30 weeks! I'm so happy to reach this mark. Not much new - just wanted to check my ticker and see it read 30 wks. I haven't heard back from the Dr. on my most recent bloodwork and glucose test. That usually means all is well - I'll call today just to be sure. I feel good - baby is still moving a lot - he feels bigger than I remember Julia feeling. We got a treadmill and I've been trying to do some walking every day. The weather has been warming up some too, so I've been trying to get out and take Julia for walks.
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Went for my 31 wk. appt. yesterday. I met with yet another Dr. in the practice, and I must say this was my least favorite so far. I really hope that she will not be the one delivering the baby. She seemed to be defensive when I asked questions, like she didn't want me questioning her. I really didn't feel like I "clicked" with this Dr. I think I met all of the Dr.'s in the practice now, and, although there was one other that I wasn't crazy about, this one yesterday is the only one I really didn't like. It was an uneventful visit - baby's HR was measuring in the 140's, and my uterus measured right on target (31 cm). The baby has been very active lately. I feel like I am getting so big - I'm now about as big as I got when I was full term with Julia. I can't imagine getting much bigger, but I still have 9 wks. to go, so I think it's inevitable. I go in 2 wks. for an ultrasound, then at 36 wks. I will start going for non-stress tests.
Just checking in - I just noticed that my ticker is now in the eighth (second to last) box - How exciting!! Really, can't believe I will have a new little baby in a matter of weeks - it still doesn't seem real. DH has been working on painting the babies' room. He's almost done - it's a very light, pastel green color. It looks nice, but I liked the old color better. This will work better with coordinating the boy and girl colors though. Nothing else much new - baby is moving around tons and I'm starting to get a little more uncomfortable (sitting up, rollling over etc.). We still haven't decided on a name - poor kid...I had a dream last night that he was sitting up in the stroller and was a few months old and I couldn't remember his name. I had another dream about a week ago that he was born and he didn't look at all like me (or DH really either). He had loads of dirty blonde, curly hair and looked nothing like what I imagine him looking like.
I had an ultrasound 2 days ago. They estimated baby's weight to be 4lb 6oz - this puts him in just the 20% percentile. I was surprised, as it feels like this baby is so much bigger than Julia, but the Dr. said there is no need to worry - all measurements were proportional and well within range for gestational age. It wasn't a very thorough ultrasound - it was basically just to check growth. They measured the head, femur, abdomen and looked at a few other things. I 'm used to getting the real thorough level II ultrasound, so I was a little dissapointed I didn't get more information, but it was still great to see my little guy moving around like crazy in there. Another good thing is that he is head down too, and the Dr. said it is unlikely he would flip at this point. The U/S tech. zoomed in on his face and I got to see his chubby cheeks - very cute. I had to sit around at the Dr. office for about a half hour to see the Dr. and all he really had to say was "everything looks good" and he didn't even check me or anything. I go for a routine checkup in 2 wks, then another u/s in ~ 4 wks. My in-laws are scheduling a small shower for me, which will be the week before my due date - who knows if I'll last 'til then, but it's the only day we could decide on (May is one busy month!).
Went for 35 wk appt. yesterday - routine exam except they did the GBS swab (fun..). Baby's HR measured around 160 and my uterus measured 36 cm. I also had to fill out some consent forms for the hospital to deliver baby. I'm still feeling lots of movement - the baby still seems to be head down, and his feet have been kicking my upper right abdomen pretty hard. Last week I went for the anesthesia class which is required in order for epidural to be administered. the dr. said the latest they would let me go would be 1 week after my due date - and if my cervix is ready, he wouldn't have a problem inducing at 39 weeks either. I'm now going for weekly appointments - Next wk. I go for ultrasound, then after that I think they will do weekly non-stress tests. I bought a few more boy's clothes - I love buying them - I"m used to seeing all pink around the house - The little blue boy outfits are so cute (and so little).
Just wanted to check in to see my ticker is on the LAST BOX!! YAY! HOw exciting! 36 weeks along - can't believe it! I'm so excited! I bought a "take me home" outfit for the baby - it's so cute and so tiny - DH thinks it will be too small for him. I remember thinking the same thing with Julia's TMH outfit, but she was floating in it when we took her home, so... we should be OK. I went to babies r us and spent over $200 this weekend on stuff - wow it adds up quick. Still have more stuff to get too. Gotta run, Julia's up...
37wk 0d
I went for an ultrasound 3 days ago. They estimated baby's weight to be 5 lb. 11 oz. I believe this fell somewhere around 18-20 percentile. Fluid measurement was 15 - I think it was 20 at my last u/s. Dr. wasn't concerned and said it is well in normal range. My fluid got really low at the end of the pregnancy with Julia so it is something they are going to keep an eye on. I got a close up view of his face - it is quite chubby - The u/s tech said he looked like he might have a dimple on his chin (not something I've ever seen in my or Dh's family, but that's the least of my concerns...) His femur length was right on target for gestational age (Julia's always measured small, which is a common, but very soft marker for babies with Down Syndrome). His abdomen measured small again, which concerned me, but the Dr. was not concerned. It measured about 2 weeks behind - Dr. said they are only concerned if a measurement is 3 or more weeks behind (but still, given the error in measurements could easily be off by a week, I"m still a little worried about it). I go this week for my first NST as well as my regular 37 wk. appt. I think they will do the first internal exam also. I'm looking forward to it, b/c I'm anxious to see if anything is happening yet. I don't really fee like the baby has dropped - I do have to pee quite frequently, but I don't feel the pressure that I remember feeling towards the end with Julia. Who knows, maybe I will go the full 40 wks. Apparently the baby has lots of hair - can't wait to meet him. Both DH and I are in full nesting mode. We spent mostly the entire Memorial Day weekend cleaning, painting, assembling things.......Our bedroom is now newly, freshly painted and made room for the bassinett and rocker. Although Julia slept in her crib right from the beginning, we're going to keep this little one in the room with us at first (since they will be sharing a room, it would be pretty tough waking constantly in the middle of the night, changing diapers, nursing, pumping, etc.... without waking up Julia). We have his crib all set up and ready to go in their room also though. 3 more weeks....
I went for my first NST today. It went very well - baby had nice movement and fluctuation in HR. His HR ranged from around 130-160. I also had my regular OB appt. today also. They didn't do an internal check which I wish they had. I am really anxious to know if anything is happening yet. They will do one next week, so I guess I'll just have to wait until then (unless something happens before then). They will do a fluid check at next week's NST also. This week has been sooo crazy busy - I'm really stressing out. I'll be relieved after this week is over. Things will slow down starting next week.
Just checkin in - It was on this day in my pregnancy with Julia that my water broke. I still have my fingers crossed that I will last until after the shower on Sunday (5 more days). I still don't really feel like baby has "dropped", but according to the dr., baby often doesn't drop until you are in labor with second baby. I really do feel like I have run out of room though. It is very uncomfortable for me to lean over, roll over, get off the couch etc... We had a little 2 yr. old birthday party for Julia on Sunday (even though her bday isn't for another 2 wks). We wanted to make sure we celebrated her bday, before things start to get crazy with the new baby. I can't believe my baby girl will be 2 already. I go today for another NST and fluid check. I'll check in later with an update from my NST.
The NST and fluid check went well. The baby was very active during the NST and had good fluctuations in HR. My fluid measured 12.62- which is good. I had to go up to the L&D department to get the fluid check. I brought Julia with me today - she was quite the trooper and was very well behaved while I had all of this done. I brought plenty of crackers and books to keep her occupied. Next time I will have someone watch her though. I felt bad keeping her cooped up in the stroller for all that time. I took a tour of the L&D department this past weekend also. It seems ok - the only problem is that I am not guaranteed to have a private room the whole time I am there. During L&D I will have a private room, but after recovery, I may have to be in a semi-private room (meaning basically there is a curtain between you and the other person). I'm not thrilled about this at all and am really hoping I will get my own room. The nursing staff seems great though. Tomorrow I go for my regular OB checkup - I will get an internal check done - can't wait to see if anything is happening. The baby on the U/S today was still in head-down position and definitely won't be flipping over at this point.


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Rhosilli is a tiny little village on the Gower Peninsular just West of Swansea in South-West Wales.
There are a few lovely little pubs, cafe's and gift shops here but most of all people come here for the fabulous scenery, wildlife and walks. Rhosilli is famous for a huge expanse of Rock jutting out into the sea, this is called Worms Head - for obvious reasons I suppose. There is a lovely walk along the clifftop, down towards Worms Head & if you're feeling brave you can walk the causeway at low tide to explore the Worm! The causeway is home to a huge range of marine life and if you're lucky you will see Seals swimming around or hauled up on the rocks.
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Vicki, fabulous update here. The area around Rhossili is my favourite place in Wales. When I was there at the end of the 1990s there were still remains of the wooden shipwreck "Helvetia" on the beach.
I wanna see that worms head !!
another place over in your part od trhe world gthat looks really wonderful.
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We now have both drip coffee and Keurig coffeemaker. High Speed Wi-Fi is now available. Surf the Internet on your laptop or on our Desktop computer with 25 inch monitor. We also have Roku boxes which streams the latest 10,000 movies and TV shows from Netflix and Hulu Plus on both the living room and main bedroom television.
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Berkeley Springs is an historic spa and art-filled town nestled in the West Virginia mountains. Famous for being the country's first spa, it was frequented by George Washington. The charming town of Berkeley Springs is located only 90 minutes from the Washington/Baltimore metro area. During your stay at Retriever's Retreat, there are activities to please everyone in your group.
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Hy-Pointe or "High Point" gets its name for being the highest point of the city. The Pointe is also the name of the signal tower (now in disrepair) that stood on the hill.
In more magical areas, not all the citizens are full sized and landwellers. In worlds where pixies, nixies, gnomes, lepracauns, faeries and other fey, batkin, catkins, and ratkins, all exist, there will often be Cotery Neighborhoods in the city.
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Somewhere towards the mountains, something subterranean occured. A while later and many miles away, the two large eastern quarters in the city change. The soil became damp for reasons beyond divination.
It seems like nothing more than Walls, Gates, and two long windy roads. The Walls are nearly taller than the city walls. The Gates, they are manned with real soldiers. You can't see what is going on here. They don't want you to see either.
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The Arcade is a long narrow entertainment district built upon the dried up Arcadey creek. This jurisdictional no mans land has become a vibrant section of the city.
This little quarter of the city is a quiet one. It is where the "other people" live, those who do not have enough numbers to "take over" a given district in the city like The Orcen or The Chinese.
It is often a colorful part of the city, flags waving everywhere. The People there are always seeming to have a good time. They should, this faire like atmospher is their lively hood.
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The City Fathers decided decades ago to build a Grand Temple. The Faiths gave their blessing. Taxes were raised. Land was purchased and dedicated. Supplies began to be procured. People poured in to do the work. The Broken Ground is the neighborhood around the construction site.
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The Family on Trial in Revolutionary France.
The Family on Trial in Revolutionary France. By Suzanne Desan (Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 2004. xiv plus 456 pp. $50.00).A book review can scarcely begin to explain the significance of Suzanne Desan's The Family on Trial in Revolutionary France. In short, this work, though it almost completely eschews a polemical style, takes on three major positions developed since the early 1970's regarding the French Revolution. First, despite an early commitment to social history, revolutionary scholars abandoned it even sooner than many other historians for the linguistic turn. Although Desan uses discourse, especially regarding the construction of gender, she remains committed to social history, in order to explore behaviors. In large part, this study relies on techniques used by family historians. Second, the book challenges the main substantive assertions by Francois Furet and others that the Revolution, despite a nod to libertarianism, became quickly absorbed in egalitarian concerns that led directly to the Terror. To the contrary, Desan believes that the revolutionaries initiated a radical individualism in policy and practice concerning the family that would, despite a retreat in the nineteenth century, never be completely undone. And as many scholars before her have done, she finds that views of family were central to the entire eighteenth-century project of change: While the Old Regime depended on a king and patriarchy, the new would be democratic and egalitarian in family interactions.
Finally, and more openly here than for the other themes already noted, the work confronts the dominant thesis regarding the revolution and gender announced first by Joan Landes in 1988 and still largely triumphant. In the reigning approach, the Enlightenment and Revolution from the start were hostile to women. The nineteenth century cult of domesticity located its origin in this revolutionary development. Instead, for Desan, the Enlightenment attacked the paternalism of the Old Regime and the Revolution and replaced it with a system raising the individual to new heights. In short, marriage--sounding very modern--became the contract between two free people who could dissolve it at will. In this version, domesticity emerged as a reaction against this revolutionary endeavor.
A brief review can only give a summary and outline of the structure and arguments of The Family on Trial. The initial chapters analyze the Enlightenment's assault on the patriarchal Old Regime and the development of the revolutionaries' new vision. Desan assumes that one can generally speak of a revolutionary approach to constructing the family that began in 1789 and persisted through the decade. From this view emerges a revolutionary definition of family relations. Desan finds three essential characteristics. First, as part of the new definition of the autonomous individual, men and women freely entered marriage and were thus entitled to break such vows through divorce. Families were made up of individuals, so that the revolutionaries allowed partners to manage their own financial resources.
Second, such rampant libertarianism was not, however, supposed to dissolve the family or society. Just as the revolutionaries expected political freedom would produce social attachment, so they also expected individuals to generate stronger families. Desan argues that "... the natural bonds of conjugal love and family unity assumed ever greater importance as an imagined source of political transformation as well as social cohesion" (p. 90) Marriage could then harmonize liberty and social bonds.
It was this second principle of integration that led rather naturally to the third. For the revolutionaries, the love that was essential to the social compact implied complementarity between men and women. Thus, notions of masculinity and femininity in their differences were meant to benefit society. Men were to be energetic, dedicated to the nation, humane and sensitive. Wives were to cultivate these tendencies in men through their domestic virtues. In fact, asserts Desan, men could not play the role assigned to them without the support of women. Where other scholars have believed the place assigned to women demeaning, Desan repeatedly focuses on the individual power given to women in creating and dissolving marriages and in other domestic matters. In her weighing of revolutionary rhetoric, she emphasizes individualism.
Although the author begins her work by defining the revolutionary discourse, her next several chapters consider the "real" playing out of the implications of companionate and individualistic marriage. With an extraordinary command of the secondary literature and significant archival work as well, Desan painstakingly charts the practice of divorce, the use of egalitarian inheritance, the place for "natural" [illegimate] children and unwed mothers, and the role of paternity. Although the author treats these subjects in case studies that tell the social response to revolutionary legal possibilities, sometimes she documents the discourses emanating from various rungs of society. While some scholars elide the latter with the "social," others do not. Nonetheless, Desan offers a plethora of evidence indicating the family practices and behaviors of French men and women.
Overwhelmingly, Desan finds that contemporaries used the new legislation as it was intended. And against much scholarship to the contrary, she asserts that the revolution and its individualism mainly liberated and benefited women. The one notable exception was in paternity suits. In the Old Regime, an unwed mother could name the father of her child, and the authorities would help her win support. But as relationships were between those freely consenting, some revolutionary jurists found that fathers could not be forced to recognize illegitimate children. This practice, of course, did not redound to the benefit of the women or children. Nonetheless, Desan argues that overall law, discourse, and practice significantly undermined beliefs in female inferiority and created women emboldened with their own civil rights.
This analysis--which clearly rehabilitates social history, shows a powerful libertarian impulse, and attacks those who equate the revolution with antifeminism--has yet another problem to address--the nineteenth century. In fact, many regard the nineteenth century to be a long travail for women, beginning with Napoleon's Civil Code and concluding with the ideology of separate spheres which confined women to domestic life. If the revolution so favored women, how then did things end up so poorly? To this, Desan offers two answers. First, Desan argues that the nineteenth century was not as bleak as has been rendered because the revolutionary legacy was still evident, especially in the independent marital choices made by women. Additionally, Desan sees the drift away from revolutionary theory and practice as a reaction to the revolution beginning under Thermidor. Conservatives unsuccessfully objected then, but later under Napoleon the change was institutionalized. Desan vacillates here, it seems to me, wavering between arguing that Napoleon held conservative views and contending that he merely wished to ensure order. Nonetheless, the Civil Code and legal and social disabilities for women were a reaction rather than a continuation or entrenchment of revolutionary sentiment.
Desan's departure from current interpretations will draw substantial fire. But critics will have to work hard because her research is so thorough and her interpretation as developed throughout the book is subtle and also counters many arguments that might be used against it. But some positions remain vulnerable to criticism. Undeniably the Revolution saw rampant sexism and, to some extent, the repression of women in the political--even if not the familial--sphere. That these latter spheres of activity could differ so markedly does point up possible contradictions, especially in light of Desan's desire to link the Revolution's politics and family policies. Perhaps, ironically enough, Desan's detractors will end up separating politics from family relationships and discourses about it, even though many of them place gender, and thus masculinity and femininity, at the center of the analysis. Although the density of the analysis and repetitiousness of some arguments will make this book accessible only to specialists and advanced students, The Family on Trial will loom large in discussions about the history of the revolution. Because of all the issues it raises, it could not be more timely.
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George Mason University
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The Brooklyn-based funk army known as Turkuaz "is like tossing a lit match into a dumpster full of fireworks" (bestnewbands.com). Their stage show combines influences from Sly and the Family Stone to Talking Heads into an explosive auditory and visual circus, a full-frontal assault on the senses. After multiple residencies at NYC's Brooklyn Bowl, two blowout performances at Bear Creek Music Festival, and tours spanning the east and west coasts, Turkuaz has developed a reputation from NYC to San Francisco as the band that plays louder, faster, and harder than all the rest.
Born as a side project by co-founders Dave Brandwein and Taylor Shell, Turkuaz was formed in Boston in February 2008. Unbeknownst to Dave and Taylor, a demo of theirs had been submitted to Berklee College of Music's Heavy Rotation Records by a friend. Heavy Rotation immediately added Turkuaz to their annual showcase at the Berklee Performance Center, and the spark was lit. Dave and Taylor formed the current funk monstrosity from amongst their musician friends. Turkuaz's first show was to 1,000 people at the BPC and was met with rave reviews. After 8 months in the Boston music scene, the band migrated as a whole to Brooklyn, with the intention of bringing their brand of funk to New York.
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Very comfortable,friendly. There is no restaurant so perhaps hotel.com might want to update! We chose it so we wouldn't have to go back out after a long day of driving!
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Posted Jan 12, 2014 on Hotels.comRoom was clean and big and comfortable. Great mattress and pillows. We traveled with a pet cat, and were put in, I'm sure, a "pet" room, but you would never know it. Very clean and no artificial "cover-up" smells. Desk clerk was very professional. Lobby was well appointed. Didn't do breakfast, but it was available. Room rate was excellent for the quality of the hotel and the location. I've earmarked this for future travel.
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Not one bottle of water in the hotel Receptionist sent me to K-mart to buy some. No cork screw in the whole hotel. No eggs for breakfast. In short a sad example of hotel operation.
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The person checking me in could not have been any more nicer or helpful. However - the stink in the hallway from smoker's rooms was gross. Could we use separate floors for smokers and non smokers? That night I noticed the sloppy construction work on ceiling tiles and walls - things like that begin to make a person wonder what else may be of lower quality. The next day - breakfast was less than special and I was told I could not take anything to my room. Whatever! Than I began to notice the walls in the hotel room - MOLD! and another place MOLD! - I went to unplug my computer under the desk - MOLD! Do you know the terrible things that happen to people when exposed to mold? I think I would rather get a look at the outside of a hotel before I check in again - sometimes first impression tells you something - I would not have stopped at this one - but I was stuck "PREPAID" I hand picked all my other hotels rooms on this trip. I did not have to go inside to see each room.
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Lord March
Sally Clayton; Janet Gordon-Lennox, Countess of March and Kinrara |
Father | Charles Gordon-Lennox, 10th Duke of Richmond |
Born | 8 January 1955 |
Occupation | Goodwood House |
Charles March (Earl of March and Kinrara) is Chairman of the Goodwood Group of Companies and the founder of the Goodwood Festival of Speed and the Goodwood Revival.
He took over the management of the Goodwood Estate in West Sussex from his father in 1994, after a career as a photographer in London. Having had a passion for film and photography since the age of 10, he left school at the first possible opportunity and at 17 worked for the film director Stanley Kubrick on the film Barry Lyndon. He went on to forge a world-wide reputation as a still-life photographer, producing campaigns for some of the world's most famous brands.[citation needed]
Motor sport at Goodwood was started by his grandfather, Freddie Richmond, who opened the Goodwood Motor Circuit in 1948. Having established the Festival of Speed at Goodwood House in 1993, Charles March brought motor racing back to the circuit, which had closed in 1966, with the creation of the Goodwood Revival in 1998. They have since become recognised[according to whom?] as some of the most unusual, exciting and creative events in the world.
The Goodwood Estate Company is one of a diverse portfolio of businesses which includes Goodwood Racecourse; a 4,000 acre organic farm; two eighteen hole golf courses; Goodwood Aerodrome and Flying School and a 91 bedroom hotel. The Group employs over 550 people and attracts 800,000 visitors to the Estate each year.[citation needed] The headquarters of Rolls Royce Motor Cars is also on the Estate which covers 12,000 acres to the north of Chichester.
In 2012, a major exhibition of Charles March's recent photographic work, 'Nature Translated', was staged at the Bermondsey Project Space in London.[citation needed] The exhibition was shown at the Marble Palace, part of the State Russian Museum in St Petersburg, in January 2014 and in Moscow as part of the Moscow Photography Biennale in April 2014.[citation needed]
He is President of the British Automobile Racing Club, Patron of the TT Riders Association and an honorary member of the British Racing Drivers Club, the Guild of Motoring Writers and the 500 Owners Club.
Charles March lives in Goodwood House with his wife, Janet (née Astor), and their four children.
March has been married twice, and has three sons and two daughters:
- 1) Sally Clayton (1976 to 1989); one daughter
- I) Lady Alexandra Gordon-Lennox (born 1985)
- 2) The Honourable Janet Elizabeth Astor (1991 to date); one daughter and three sons
- II) Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, Lord Settrington (born 20 December 1994) is the Earl's heir apparent
- III) Hon. William Rupert Gordon-Lennox (born 29 November 1996)
- IV) Lady Eloise Cordelia Gordon-Lennox (born 10 March 2000)
- V) Hon. Frederick Lysander Gordon-Lennox (born 10 March 2000)
- Lord Settrington (1955–1989)
- Earl of March and Kinrara (1989–present)
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Camping , Coffee and conversation , Cooking , Dining out , Gardening/Landscaping , Movies/Videos , Music and concerts , Exploring new areas , Nightclubs/Dancing , Shopping/Antiques , Travel/Sightseeing , Wine tasting
Aerobics, Baseball, Other types of exercise, Swimming, Walking / Hiking, Yoga
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West Chester University of Pennsylvania, West Chester, PA
Too many favorites to list,,,last album I bought: Mumford and Sons, Babel. Last movie I watched: The Descendants (but I actually love comedies!). I love most shows on HBO and Showtime and am especially a huge fan of Dexter.
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I long ago discovered the use of force is counter productive and usually leads to injury, pain, discomfort, bad feelings, resentment and more. It is hard to imagine having more success in life by NOT using force, especially if force has gotten you 'ahead'. The cost is high in terms of your relationships, personal and professional, and your victims that can lead to unpleasant backlashes as they await their opportunity for revenge. Force leads to reactions and more force in ever more extremes, much of the results we see today across the globe from the US wars to the Arab Spring to Occupy movements. Force in interactions with others leads to bombastic and dogmatic opinions that we somehow turn into facts (which is patently absurd), but it gives us the luxury of not being obliged to listen to anybody that does not agree with us.
Is force working well for you? How often do you feel angry, impatient, bored, aggressive? Are your wins a bitter triumph at the expense of others and your failures everyones fault but yours? Is it important that you always one-up your 'competition' whether it is a friend, colleague, spouse or partner? Do you feel good when you hurt another using force? Surely this is not an example of a healthy person nor a reflection of a healthy society, yet this is the unintended result of our systematic use of force.
We start using force the moment we lose awareness of what it feels like to move. This happens about the time we start school when we are systematically encouraged to function from our thoughts rather than learning through movements. Most of us are oblivious of how much force we use from the simplest activity like flicking off a fly to brushing your teeth, closing a car door, making your bed, in short everything you do! Why is using force self destructive? You are more prone to injury, become stiffer and less flexible in your body and mind and your intelligence atrophies.
There are two kinds of force to become aware of:
1. External force – like the bone crushing handshake or locking joints to push or pull.
2. Force from within – most of us push against or resist the ground when we walk, run or stand by locking our knees, holding our breath, contracting our belly and butt muscles and more. If we did not resist the ground then it would feel like the ground is lifting us up as if we are on a magic carpet ride, our joints and muscles yielding and adjusting to the contours of the carpet.
I spent many years learning how to be powerful, effective and connected with others without using force. It started with awareness of what it feels like to use force versus what it feels like to be structurally connected with another person or animal without force.
My horses are excellent teachers because using force always resulted in humiliation, sometimes injury and embarrassment. Since force didn't work I needed to learn how to be an effective trainer and partner with my horses in a better way. Horses are like people, if you do not set boundaries and rules of conduct then they will dominate you! I needed to learn how to connect with my horses without force yet be quite clear on acceptable behaviour and actions, especially around me.
To help with the horses I took a training in the Feldenkrais Method which emphasized how to not use force to help people change their habits and patterns of movement. The training taught me about external force but did not show me how to yield and not force from within. This missing link in the training is what I spent years developing and refining with my horses, clients and other body workers. My training graduated 70 people yet only 2-3 are practicing today, including myself, and I am pretty sure most stopped practicing because they were not able to effect the results their clients were seeking due to this missing link. The 2 or 3 practicing today may have been like me and figured it out on their own. Anyone can benefit from learning structural connections but bodyworkers of all kinds can transform the effectiveness of their practice.
A structural connection is simultaneously yielding and leading, like in a dance. It is a connection that passes through muscles to the skeleton to move your body as it is designed to move in a clear conversation with your brain. The yield must come from within your structure through the joints and muscles to connect structurally with another. Once the connection is established all movement is a dance that is flawlessly partnered as if we are one.
If you wish to avoid injury, have better connections with others, feel stronger and more powerful in any physical activity, feel less fearful physically, emotionally and mentally then learning how to connect structurally is the answer.
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We fell so much in love with Dalyan that we decided we wanted to live there so designed and built this house to a high standard for our retirement. The village is close enough for easy accessibility but just far enough away for peace and quiet and to give a glorious outlook. There are many restaurants and bars in the village and a couple of nightclubs. The locals are extremely friendly and there is a wonderful family feel to the village. Public transport and/or arranged trips are good value and easy to use - in all the years we have been to Dalyan we have never found the need to hire a car.
This modern villa is light and airy with the emphasis on comfort and serenity. The huge, fully furnished terrace overlooks the private pool, walled garden and spectacular views of the mountains. The villa is open plan with a well equipped modern kitchen and is fully air conditioned. The garden surrounds the property and is maintained daily as is the pool whilst maid service is twice weekly.
Dalyan is a gem of a little town, named after the river which links Lake Koycegiz to the Mediterranean. The channels of the river wind through the reedbeds of the estuary amidst spectacular mountain scenery. Dalyan is quoted as being "one of the last corners of paradise". Surrounded by pine-clad mountains and bullrushes, this is a national conservation area with unspoilt natural beauty. Access to the beach is by "water taxi" an idyllic 40 minute journey past the spectacular 4th century Rock Tombs, or by a 20 minute bus ride to the other end of the beach - and what a glorious unspoilt beach it is.
AIRPORT TRANSFERS - we are happy to arrange your transfers at cost if requested.
Ground Floor Accommodation
The open plan living area has a flat screen TV, dvd player, ipod docking station and wifi. There is a solid fuel fire for those winter visits. The modern corner unit sofa converts into a generous sized double bed. The dining area has bi-fold doors opening onto the huge front terrace. The terrace is furnished with cane settees and a coffee table. The spacious, modern kitchen is well appointed and has an extensive collection of cooking equipment, pans, crockery etc and a water cooler. This area also opens onto the front terrace where there is an additional dining table and chairs so you can choose to eat indoors or out. Off the entrance hall is a cloakroom/wc and an understairs storage cupboard where the washing machine is located but leaves room to stack suitcases.
The en-suite master bedroom is on the ground floor and has a small terrace leading onto the garden. The room is fully fitted with built-in wardrobes, drawers and dressing table. A hair dryer is provided. The fabulous en-suite has a bath with overhead shower and glass shower screen, toilet, whb, bathroom cabinet with mirror and light, and shaver point. Water is heated by solar power but there is also an immersion heater if required.
There is a very generous size washing line at the back of the villa. The garden surrounds the property and is maintained daily as is the pool .
First Floor Accommodation
Ascending the spacious wood staircase there is a second double bedroom. This room has a large balcony complete with sunbed, table and chairs. The twin bedroom also has a spacious balcony with table and chairs. Both rooms have wooden flooring and built-in furniture. These 2 rooms share a beautiful, well equipped shower room with toilet, whb, wall to wall bathroom cabinet with overhead lighting and shaving point, and a second hair dryer.
The villa is surrounded by a walled garden and is planted with lawns and flowering bushes.
Fantastic, light, airy, fully air conditioned, modern villa with private pool set in lovely garden. Quiet location with spectacular views. Ground floor en-suite master bedroom.
Room details
3 bedrooms, sleeps 8
Bedroom 1: 1 Double bed, En Suite
Bedroom 2: 1 Double bed
Bedroom 3: 1 Single bed
Room for 6 in the living area
Indoor facilities
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Hair dryer
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Outside lighting
Extra information (This is not your average holiday let but a real home, comfortably furnished and fully equipped. It is located on the outer edges of Dalyan with a mix of local and ex pat neighbours. Just a 7 minute walk from the nearest supermarket and an easy 10 minute flat walk into the centre of the village. The covered terrace at the front of the property has magnificent views of fields and mountains. All bedrooms have generous sized balconies and there is plenty of room to sunbathe around the swimming pool.)
Sports and activities
Horse Riding
Scuba Diving
Sights and attractions
Local Food Market
Prices and availability
Last updated 07.02.2015
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- Nearest beach: 15km
- Nearest bar: 0.6km
- Nearest restaurant: 500m
- Nearest supermarket: 500m
- Fethiye: 50km
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After holidaying in Dalyan for many years, my husband and I designed and built this house for our retirement. We have had six very successful seasons and had some fabulous feedback. We would like all future guests to be just as enthusiastic and will do our best to achieve this.
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24-Hr. State-of-the-Art Fitness Center, Attached and Detached Garages, Complimentary Yoga/Aerobics Classes on Site, Controlled Access Entry, Electric Fireplaces Available, Full-Size Washer and Dryer Included, Grill and Picnic Cabana, Individual Balconies and Patios, Kitchen Bay Windows Available, Large Walk-In Closets, Lighted Tennis Court and Sports Court, Lofty 9" Ceilings, Oversized Oval Garden Tubs, Pets Welcome! No Weight Restrictions *, Private Brick or Hardwood Entrances, Resort-Style Pool and Spa, Short Term Available
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Washer and Dryer INCLUDED In Every Apartment Home... Remote Control Access Garages Available... Easy Access to I-40...Within 2 Miles of Cary Towne Mall!
Your next smart move... you went to the right school, worked hard, got the right job and you're finally hitting your stride. At the end of the day, you need to come home to an apartment where you can relax, hang out and recharge. Legends Cary Towne is a community with all the extras; full-size washer & dryer included, beautiful pool, elegant clubhouse, spacious floorplans and much more. Fully furnished corporate luxury apartment homes are also available with flexible terms - call for details.
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Lease Terms Available: 3 - 13 months on residential leases and 1 - 13 months on fully furnished Corporate Leases. We accept Credit Cards and have an Electronic Rent Payment Option! We are a pet friendly community and welcome all domestic pets and large dogs with no weight limit - breed restrictions apply.
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I really like most things about this community but there's a few complaints. First, the parking seems to have Read Moregotten worse and worse since we have lived here. I consistently find myself having to park further and further away especially if we get in late at night. Second, people do not always pick up after their dogs and there is a lot of waste on the grounds. Third, the parking lot gate breaks all the time and it gets really annoying. Overall though we really like living though.
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The complex is nice and in a very convenient location. The staff is always very helpful and wonderful. The p Read Morearking can be a nightmare and while the space in the 2 Bedroom Carnes is great, the storage is lacking. Overall, my experience has been good, but parking and storage are major issues for me.
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I love our home but the maintenance staff that live here are rude esp the old man. If we have an issue we fix Read Moreit ourselves which is not the point of living in an apartment. Our building exterior looks really old too in comparison to other updated buildings in the complex. The location and this stage in our lives is the only thing keeping us here for the time being.
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Legends Cary Towne has been awesome to work with from Day 1. This has been by far my favorite place to live. T Read Morehe space in the apartments for the price is great, the community is great, awesome parking availability, and the staff is extremely friendly. Maintenance requests are processed extremely quickly (much quicker than I've ever seen). I can't think of a reason not to live here.
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Cross-validated classification model
ClassificationPartitionedModel is a set of classification models trained on cross-validated folds. Estimate the quality of classification by cross validation using one or more "kfold" methods: kfoldPredict, kfoldLoss, kfoldMargin, kfoldEdge, and kfoldfun.
Every "kfold" method uses models trained on in-fold observations to predict the response for out-of-fold observations. For example, suppose you cross validate using five folds. In this case, the software randomly assigns each observation into five roughly equally sized groups. The training fold contains four of the groups (i.e., roughly 4/5 of the data) and the test fold contains the other group (i.e., roughly 1/5 of the data). In this case, cross validation proceeds as follows:
The software trains the first model (stored in CVMdl.Trained{1}) using the observations in the last four groups and reserves the observations in the first group for validation.
The software trains the second model (stored in CVMdl.Trained{2}) using the observations in the first group and last three groups, and reserves the observations in the second group for validation.
The software proceeds in a similar fashion for the third to fifth models.
If you validate by calling kfoldPredict, it computes predictions for the observations in group 1 using the first model, group 2 for the second model, and so on. In short, the software estimates a response for every observation using the model trained without that observation.
CVMdl = crossval(Mdl) creates a cross-validated classification model from a classification model (Mdl).
CVDiscrMdl = fitcdiscr(X,Y,Name,Value)
CVEnsMdl = fitensemble(X,Y,Name,Value)
CVKNNMdl = fitcknn(X,Y,Name,Value)
CVNBMdl = fitcnb(X,Y,Name,Value)
CVSVMMdl = fitcsvm(X,Y,Name,Value)
CVTreeMdl = fitctree(X,Y,Name,Value)
create a cross-validated model when name is either 'CrossVal', 'KFold', 'Holdout', 'Leaveout', or 'CVPartition'. For syntax details, see fitcdiscr, fitensemble, fitcknn, fitcnb, fitcsvm, and fitctree.
For a cross-validated, error-correcting output code multiclass model, see ClassificationPartitionedECOC and fitcecoc.
Mdl |
A classification model. Mdl can be any of the following:
CategoricalPredictors |
List of categorical predictors. If Model is a trained classification tree, then CategoricalPredictors is a numeric vector with indices from 1 through p, where p is the number of columns of X. If Model is a trained discriminant analysis or support vector machine classifier, then CategoricalPredictors is an empty vector ([]). | ||||||||||||||||||||
ClassNames |
List of elements in Y with duplicates removed. ClassNames has the same data type as the data in the argument Y, and therefore can be a categorical or character array, logical or numeric vector, or cell array of strings. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Cost |
Square matrix, where Cost(i,j) is the cost of classifying a point into class j if its true class is i. If CVModel is a cross-validated ClassificationDiscriminant, ClassificationKNN, or ClassificationNaiveBayes model, then you can change its cost matrix to e.g., CostMatrix, using dot notation. CVModel.Cost = CostMatrix | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Name of the cross-validated model, which is a string. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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Number of folds used in cross-validated model, which is a positive integer. | ||||||||||||||||||||
ModelParameters |
Object holding parameters of CVModel. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Partition |
The partition of class CVPartition used in creating the cross-validated model. | ||||||||||||||||||||
PredictorNames |
Cell array of strings containing the predictor names, in the order that they appear in X. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Prior |
Prior probabilities for each class. Prior is a numeric vector whose entries relate to the corresponding ClassNames property. If CVModel is a cross-validated ClassificationDiscriminant or ClassificationNaiveBayes model, then you can change its vector of priors to e.g., priorVector, using dot notation. CVModel.Prior = priorVector | ||||||||||||||||||||
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String describing the response variable Y. | ||||||||||||||||||||
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String representing a built-in transformation function, or a function handle for transforming predicted classification scores. To change the score transformation function to, e.g., function, use dot notation.
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The scaled weights, which is a vector with length n, the number of rows in X. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Numeric matrix of predictor values. Each column of X represents one variable, and each row represents one observation. | ||||||||||||||||||||
Categorical or character array, logical or numeric vector, or cell array of strings specifying the class labels for each observation. Y has the same number of rows as X, and each entry of Y is the response to the data in the corresponding row of X. |
kfoldEdge | Classification edge for observations not used for training |
kfoldfun | Cross validate function |
kfoldLoss | Classification loss for observations not used for training |
kfoldMargin | Classification margins for observations not used for training |
kfoldPredict | Predict response for observations not used for training |
Value. To learn how value classes affect copy operations, see Copying Objects in the MATLAB documentation.
To estimate posterior probabilities of trained, cross-validated SVM classifiers, use fitSVMPosterior.
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