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Company Profile for Mothercare PLC (MTC)
Mothercare plc is a UK retailer of clothing and homeware products, nursery equipment and food services. The Company specializes in mother-to-be, infant and children's clothing, and toys for pre-school children. The Company is located in the United Kingdom, and through its franchises operates globally.
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United Kingdom
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Mark Newton-JonesChief Executive Officer | Jerry CullMng Dir:International |
Matt StringerDir:Commercial-UK | Philippe DayraudDir:Product Development |
Louise PalmerDir:People | Timothy AshbySecretary/General Counsel |
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Located in the historic village of Valor in las Alpujarras of Granada province, La Cuadra Vieja is a renovated property with a shabby chic décor and free WiFi. It offers mountain views and sun terrace in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
Featuring an outdoor dining area and a terrace overlooking the mountains, the property is situated in the former stables of a 200 hundred year old village country house. It has wooden beams and stone work.
The seating area comes with a fireplace and DVD player. A fully equipped kitchen with a fridge and washing machine is included. There is 1 double bedroom and a sofa bed in the living room. Featuring a shower, the bathroom also comes with towels and linen.
La Cuadra Vieja is 6 km from Ugijar Town where a wide range of shops, restaurants and cafe bars can be found. A playground and the municipal swimming pool are also a 2-minute walk from the property. The nearest beach is a 45-minute drive towards Adra Town. There are several gold courses an hour drive away. Federico García Lorca Airport in Granada is 64 km away. Free public parking is available nearby.
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Skiing, Hiking, Horseback Riding, Snorkeling, Massage, Playground
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One child under 2 years stays free of charge when using existing beds.
One older child or adult is charged EUR 10 per person per night in an extra bed.
The maximum number of extra beds in a room is 1.
Any type of extra bed or crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management.
Additional fees are not calculated automatically in the total cost and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
Pets are allowed on request. No extra charges.
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About an hour away from Washington, DC is the small, sleepy town of Lucketts, Virginia. Nestled between fields of sheep and several vineyards, a day trip to the Old Lucketts Store is one of my favorite ways to spend a rainy Sunday afternoon. The rickety rooms are stuffed to the brim with all types of treasures….from weathered furniture, to tiny cordial cups to mink hats from the 1950's.
Amber and I had so much fun exploring all the nooks and crannies of this store. After we packed up all of our vintage finds, we headed out to The Wine Kitchen in Historic Leesburg for red wine flights and chocolate cherry cake. I can't imagine a more perfect day with my best friend!
]]>During the month of December when Rob and I's regularly scheduled shows went on break we became obsessed with Bob's Burgers, a cartoon about the adventures of a man, his family, and his restaurant in a nondescript seaside town.
Watching the show, I especially felt an affinity to Bob's oldest daughter Tina who pretty much is my 12-year old doppelganger, minus the barrette. I learned early on that I was more Daria than Quinn, Tai than Cher, and Molly than Samantha. Like most girls, I fretted over this fact and tried to fit in. Tina Belcher is the exact opposite of my adolescent self, she embraces her weirdness and makes no apologies for who she is. She's fun, fearless and my pick for my first Woman Crush Wednesday Post.
Don't believe me? The proof is in the pudding.
The day we arrived it was pouring rain, but that did not stop us from jumping in a river canoe. The craggy limestone cliffs and fog give the whole scene a Lord of the Rings feel…Am I right?
We took a speedboat to explore a nearby mangrove where we encountered monkeys, snakes, birds and other wildlife. Also, I'm too cool for a life jacket.
Thai people greet each other with the 'wai' (demonstrated above) which can be used to express respect, gratitude or apologies.
We took this classic Burmese junk ship right to the mouth of the Andaman sea where we got to picnic and swim on a private island for the afternoon.
Originally we thought this jellyfish was a pink plastic bag floating in the water. Boy were we wrong! I am still amazed that our ship captain picked it up with his bare hands.
Our jungle trek included a raft ride! There were tons of fish in the water and they jumped through the little slits of the bamboo when we threw food in the river.
After our trek, we were led to a small little open hut where we got to participate in a Thai cooking class.
Roasted pork and chicken grilled over open coals. We also learned to make coconut milk from scratch!
+ Happy Birthday Kathleen! Homemade pho FTW!
+ Happy Birthday Charlie Brown! Costco pizza and vanilla mousse birthday cake FTW!
+ Happy Housewarming Charlie + Clarissa! For those who don't know Charlie and Clarissa, they are basically Rob and I's doppelganger couple.
+ Two hour play-doh sesh with Alina – It must have been pretty epic because when we left she yelled "Uncle Robbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbb!!!!!!" and started to cry. She also calls me "Timi" now but I think it's because she has problems saying "K" sounds. I read her a book and she called a cow a "tow" and a cat a "tat." We tried to take a selfie with her but this photo was the best we could do.
+ Studio 504 brunch with the sister and a few other friends. We had mimosas, 1/3 pound of bacon each, and coconut macadamia nut waffles. Kassie brought over her American doll that she named Mickey and they wore matching hairstyles which Kassie described as an " Orthodox Jew ponytail. Because it is very reserved in the front, but… party in the back!" AKA, my niece is a huge Pitch Perfect fan. Kassie is very interested in all of Rob's action figures and she always sits and looks at them and asks tons of questions. I could tell Rob was touched because he instinctively reached out to her, ruffled her hair, hugged her and kissed her on the head. I swear my ovaries released an egg at that very moment because it was the cutest thing ever.
+ Spaghetti night! I'm normally not a spaghetti fan but I recently found a recipe for homemade pasta sauce that makes me want to eat it every, single day (no lie it was the second time we ate spaghetti this week!). Rob ate three bowls! We tried to watch the Golden Globes but honestly I'm not much of a fan of award shows. Instead I'll probably spend a good ten minutes pouring over all of the recaps on Buzzfeed this morning.
My sister and I were lucky enough to be in her wedding too! Here is a photo of Kat and I holding her dress and taking our jobs very, very seriously.
We grew old, she became a doctor….I started a blog…you know how the story goes. Now she is the mother of not one but three beautiful girls! Rob and I were jonesing for a hit of some of that sweet, sweet newborn smell so we decided to gas up the car and pay a visit to Tiff and her family up in Maryland.
How lucky is she to have such a sweet family? I hope one day that my kids are just as awesome.
Step aside current dream job, when I grow up I want to be a mahout. In between all of the eating and beaching Rob and I did in Thailand, I made sure to schedule a few days at Elephant Hills, a luxury tented camp set in the middle of Khao Sok National Park, the largest jungle in all of Thailand.
At the camp we were able to help out with the elephant preserve's daily activities such as scrubbing their thick skin with coconut husks, hosing them down, preparing their daily meals and feeding them.
Did you know….
+ Elephants can be picky eaters? We fed the elephants a mixture of sugar cane, palm leaves, bamboo, and tamarind. The elephants immediately went for the sweet stuff and threw their veggies on the ground.
+ If you come across a white elephant in Thailand you must immediately notify the king. White elephants are considered sacred and often live the remainder of their lives at royal palaces and are often given royal titles.
PS: How funny is it that Rob wore a Swedish Tourist Shirt in Thailand?
]]>….. Send thank you cards (I already bought a box)
….. Join a book club
….. Learn how to make my mom's world-famous pancit
….. Paint my kitchen and bedroom walls
….. Fold clothes when I take it out of the dryer instead of leaving it in the basket
….. Make it a point to keep in contact with old friends
….. Purge the apartment of things I don't need anymore
….. Learn how to use chopsticks (I know, Bad Asian)
Like Ma$e said: Welcome Back!
It's been a long time since I blogged regularly but after a long afternoon reading old Live Journal entries from my 15 -year old self, I decided that sharing my life online is an integral part of who I am. Without my decade and some years long digital footprint there is no way I would remember such gems such as:
+ The time I got my first speeding ticket and then invited the police officer to try the new shrimp promotion at Ruby Tuesdays after his shift. He declined, but I got out of a reckless.
+ When my catchphrase was "Super" and "High Five!" or sometimes both together (it kind of still is)
+ The time I met my future husband because I was having a cough attack at Mason Pond
As time passes through an hour glass….I no longer feel that Suburbanette fits who I am anymore. And let's be real, pink has not been my favorite color in at least five years (it's sunshine yellow, coral, turquoise, and green in case you want to know). So I present to you, Hola Kimi!
Stay tuned for future loves, rants, and general ramblings from a slightly manic, 30-year-old girl-not-yet-a-woman. Cheers!
]]>Rob and I's eighth Christmas together! This year he got me a new camera lens so we can actually start documenting our life together.
A few tidbits:
+ This holiday, Kassie's papa saw Santa. Apparently the television was in front of the fireplace so he had to move it so he could get down the chimney and deliver all of their presents.
+ Kevin and Kristopher's inner boy scout came out and they created an indestructible rope using tissue paper and fishing knots. The result? An unbeatable game of tug of war against Kassie (see last photo).
+ My mom was excited to use the selfie stick that she got in the Philippines last month to get a family photo (second to last photo).
+ Rob and I learned how to make a Christmas ham! Expect this on all Van/Santos holiday tables from now on.
+ Not to pat myself on the back or anything, but I'm pretty sure my dad's favorite Christmas gift was a professional tournament-grade ping pong paddle. It's kind of his new obsession and he wakes up my little brothers every day before school to play with them.
+ Andrew has proven to be a worthy addition to our family. His octopus ceviche knocked it out of the park and he gave everyone the sweetest potted plant that he created from one of his heirloom fern cuttings.
Fast forward a year later. It was a long summer afternoon and for the first time ever, Rob and I had not committed ourselves to anything. It was time to resurrect my red snapper dreams…and this time I was not going to get some high falootin' filet at Whole Foods, I was going to do a whole fish bake, Laura Ingalls Wilder style.
I headed out to Grand Mart, a local Asian grocery paradise and found exactly what I was looking for…and for a steal I might add! The eyes were not exactly the clearest, but it was about 9:00 pm (I get most of my weird ideas in the night time) and I didn't really have any other options. Plus it was already gutted so that was already a plus. I put it in a plastic bag and off we went!
The recipe was amazingly simple: I stuffed the insides with fresh rosemary and lemons and seasoned the outside with a variety of spices, slammed it in an oven and fifteen minutes later I was rewarded with white flaky, buttery fish perfection.
Doesn't this look so freaking rustic? I mean, not to toot my own horn or anything but it is totally Kinfolk worthy. That being said, I neglected one big step in preparing fish. Apparently… you have to scale it first.
As a child, I prided myself in being able to gut and scale a whole fish in less than 15 minutes (I was definitely a card carrying member of Club Swanson) but as an adult I have gotten used to the conveniences of frozen, skinless, and deboned fish from Giant. It was a sad day indeed.
The fish was still pretty awesome (scales aside) and the meat was moist and flaky but you bet your bottom dollar that I will be recreating this recipe soon, fish scaler in hand.


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The Campus of Excellence, CEI Triangular - E3, is promoted by the Universities of Burgos (UBU), León (ULE) and Valladolid (UVA). Under the slogan "The horizons of man" the CEI Triangular - E3 aims to meet the challenges of the twenty-first century man on points closely linked to quality of life.
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Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 T210R 8GB Wi-Fi Tablet - White (Refurbished)
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- Lightweight, sleek and ultra-slim design
- Runs Android 4.1.2 (Jellybean) Operating System
- 8GB onboard storage, 1 GB RAM
- Up to 64GB MicroSD card memory expansion
- 7.0" LCD Touchscreen, 1024 x 600 resolution
- 1.2GHz Dual Core Processor
- 802.11a/b/g/n Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 3.0
- Automatically syncs with your Galaxy phone
- 3.0MP back camera for capturing all of life's unforgettable moments
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The Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 is packed with features designed to give you a chance to relax, to connect and engage with family, to keep you entertained, and to offer new conveniences in everyday life. It works a lot like your Galaxy smartphone, so there's nothing new to learn. Just start having fun. Comfortably switch back and forth from your Galaxy phone to your Galaxy Tab whenever. Your content is automatically in sync—wireless, fast and for free.
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Other Part Numbers | SM-T210R,SM-T210,T210R,T210 |
Color | White |
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Processor | 1.2GHz Dual Core |
Hard Drive Capacity | 8 GB |
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Display Size (Diagonal) | 7 inches |
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Camera Resolution | 1.3MP Front-facing / 3MP Rear-facing |
Speaker | Stereo |
WiFi | Wifi Ready |
Memory Card | MicroSD |
Headphone Jack | 3.5mm |
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Judge blocks release of Mississippi inmates pardoned by Barbour
JACKSON, Miss. — A Mississippi judge has temporarily blocked the release of 21 inmates who had been given pardons or medical release by Republican Haley Barbour in one of his final acts as governor.
Circuit Judge Tomie Green issued an injunction late Wednesday at the request of Democratic Atty. Gen. Jim Hood.
Hood said earlier he believes Barbour might have violated the state constitution by pardoning some inmates who failed to give sufficient public notice that they were seeking to have their records cleared.
Barbour in a statement Wednesday said he believes people have misunderstood why he gave reprieves to more than 200 inmates.
Most received full pardons, while some received suspended sentences because of medical conditions.
Hood called an afternoon news conference Wednesday to announce he would be asking a Circuit Court judge to issue an injunction to bar the Department of Corrections from releasing any more inmates.
Hood, the only Democratic statewide officeholder, said the constitution requires notices be published in newspapers at least 30 days before an inmate can be released so victims and their families can be aware that the felon is being freed.
"It's unfortunate that Gov. Barbour didn't read the constitution," Hood said.
However, Barbour said in a statement that most given a pardon were no longer in custody.
"Some people have misunderstood the clemency process and think that all or most of the individuals who received clemency from former Gov. Haley Barbour were in jail at the time of their release," the statement read.
"Approximately 90 percent of these individuals were no longer in custody, and a majority of them had been out for years.
"The pardons were intended to allow them to find gainful employment or acquire professional licenses as well as hunt and vote. My decision about clemency was based upon the recommendation of the Parole Board in more than 90 percent of the cases."
Hood, who was a prosecutor in Oxford before he was elected state attorney general, charged that Barbour's lawyers had declined to make his records involving early release available to Hood's lawyers.
"This was all done in secrecy," Hood said. "It's a shame, and he ought to be ashamed. His attorneys have tried to block us today from getting access to the records."
After Barbour's lawyers refused to release the records, Gov. Phil Bryant ordered their release, and lawyers from Hood's office obtained the records and began researching how many applications included the 30-day newspaper notices, Hood said.
Some of the files included the required notices, and some did not.
Hood called on the four convicted killers and the armed robber who were released Sunday to return to state custody.
Some inmates who have been released have since published the required notices in local newspapers, but that does not meet the requirement of 30 days before their release, Hood said.
The Associated Press contributed to this story.
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Cordova Town Center is a side platformed Sacramento RT light rail station in Rancho Cordova, California, United States. The station was opened on June 11, 2004, and is operated by the Sacramento Regional Transit District. As part of the Gold Line, it has service to Downtown Sacramento, California State University, Sacramento, Gold River and Folsom. It is located near the intersection of Olson Drive/Cordova Lane and Folsom Boulevard and serves the nearby Rancho Cordova Town Center and a variety of shopping destinations.
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#1Posted 16 February 2013 - 01:55 PM
Hi everyone,
My son is in year 5 in a school in Sydney. Each year my son's school has an excursion to canberra and one is again planned for this year. Each year this excursion leaves the school at about 6am by bus. They travel to Canberra and visit Parliament House (new and old), the electoral commission and the war memorial and then they travel back to school on the bus arriving at about 9pm. It's a big day. Over the years a few parents have tried to get the school to consider making this a two day trip with an overnight stay in Canberra but this has always been knocked back. The school says this would make the trip too expensive and then some parents would not be able to send their kids and they'd miss out. Our school also doesn't have a school camp at all for the same stated reasons - too expensive and some kids would miss out. So, I'd love to put together a costing for an overnight trip to Canberra from Sydney just to see how expensive it would be and if parents might consider this option this year. Entry fees would be the same but the bus hire would be for two days (although the mileage would be pretty similar), we would need to factor in accommodation and catering. Am I missing anything? Does anyone have any recommendations for cheap accomodation and catering in Canberra. We are talking about 50 kids and I'm guessing 6-8 teachers/parents. If anyone has primary aged kids who've recently had a similar two day trip to Canberra, can I ask how much it cost and where the kids stayed? Thanks for you help. #2Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:21 PM
From which direction are they traveling?
Any sports n rec or scout camp options along the way? Sorry just saw it was from Sydney.... Edited by KT1978, 16 February 2013 - 02:23 PM. #3Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:25 PM
Google says camp cottermouth could be an option.
#4Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:36 PM
I work in a very small public school in sydney. We run a 5-6 canberra camp every second year alternating with the great aussie bush camp. Both are 3 day camps. About 45 children and 3 teachers attend. It costs a few hundred dollars which include a visit to the snow and lesson when it is to canberra. My eldest duaghter is going on camp to canberra later in the year. She attends a different public school. It will be for 2 nights. I have worked in low ses schools in western sydney and the canberra trip was always 3 days. Parents will pay if given the option to pay in installments. Please excuse spelling errors...on a tablet.
#5Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:38 PM
I think a lot of school groups stay at the Canberra Lyneham motor inn do maybe contact them for a ball park figure?
#6Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:45 PM
All Catholic grade 6 students in Tasmania go on a 4 night trip to Canberra. So if you wanted details of accommodation/food just google TCEO and email them. The entire trip costs us around $900 I think as it is paid in the levies in grade 6 so that people can work out a payment plan if needed and pay over 2 years.
Edited by liveworkplay, 16 February 2013 - 02:47 PM. #7Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:51 PM
when i was in primary school we did a 3day2 night canberra trip, we stayed at the edmund barton motor inn, went to parliment house, war memorial institute of sport telstra tower cockington green, i cant remember how much it was but i know they sorted out payment plans for parents they organised it at the start of the year so parents had plenty of notice, we also had camps every year for year 3 through to year 6
#8Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:52 PM
The Carotel is perfectly set up for school groups, though usually booked well in advance. When I have arranged this trip we have used Away we Go Tours, who do all the bookings, itinerary etc.
Be mindful of the hidden cost of having to replace teachers at school. I presume that more than just the class(es) own teachers go, thus the school needs to get relief teachers? About $360 a day to replace each teacher. Also, each student would possibly attract a PACER rebate from the government? Google it to find out how much per student Good luck! #9Posted 16 February 2013 - 02:56 PM
My son's school (public primary Sydney) has a school camp to Canberra, it is 3 days/2 nights and they visit the things you've mentioned (Parliament House, Electoral Education Questacon, War Memorial, National Gallery, AIS Tower etc). Parents had to pay $275. The school offered a payment plan for parents spread from start of the year through to May when the camp was held, I think it was $75 for the first payment then $50 for the next 4. That covered the buses, accommodation, entry fees and meals except for the first day where they had to take their recess and lunch with them.
#10Posted 16 February 2013 - 04:25 PM
I may be a bit biased, but my lord, there's SO much more to do in Canberra than the 3 things your school does OP! I'm a bit amazed at how little they get to see here. The art gallery, the dinosaur museum, Questacon, Cockington Green, AIS, the list goes on!
I would assume at least 2 day;'s worth easily and no 6 am starts and trying to fit it all in on one day. #11Posted 16 February 2013 - 04:35 PM
I'm in Brisbane (with year 7 still being in primary school for now) and our school goes every 2 years with the 6/7's. My eldest is year 7 this year and they're going in October. So far we've been told it will be "approximately" $900, but of course for us this includes airfares. We paid deposits at the end of last year, when we were also told the approximate cost, so parents have a long time to budget for the trip.
Can't help yet with where they're staying though! Good luck with your submission - seems crazy to do it all in a day. #12Posted 16 February 2013 - 04:43 PM
I think your school is doing Canberra a disservice. It has so much to offer our school children that should not be crammed into a single day.
Our school camps were Monday to Friday from Victoria and we filled every single moment. The lessons they learn are invaluable. If the school plans well ahead there can be fund raisers and perhaps the choice of payment plans if needed. There are many hotel/motels and camping sites that are geared towards providing accommodation for school groups. #13Posted 16 February 2013 - 04:47 PM
Our local primary school will no longer have overnight camps unless they are to an established camp ground with it's own staff to supervise the children (e.g. Great Aussie Bush Camp at Tea Gardens NSW). The staff pulled the pin on camps about three years ago - the teachers simply did not want the added responsibility. No amount of pleading or offers of assistance from parents were anough to change their minds unfortunately.
#14Posted 16 February 2013 - 04:50 PM
I'm a secondary teacher currently on leave but am aware of a program called PACER - Parliament & Civic Education Rebate. Schools over 150 kms from the capital are entitled to a subsidy, the further away you are the bigger the subsidy/rebate.
Schools must complete an application but I can not remember how many months before this needs to occur. Maybe suggest that to your childs school as there a number a venues. #15Posted 16 February 2013 - 06:51 PM
Edited by bye, 29 March 2013 - 02:36 PM. #16Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:06 PM
I am sure my daughter stayed at Camp Cottermouth two years ago.
Every second year stage 3 go to Canberra for 2 nights, this year it is costing me $260 for everything in Canberra plus a day at the snow. I think they visit the questacon, war memorial, mint, parliament houses, AEC, AIS. The inclusion to Thredbo is new this year for us. We were given a note at the end of last year so we could start to pay it off at the office if we wished. #17Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:08 PM
Dd 12 had her year 6 one last year. It was around $250 3 days, 2 nights. They also had a trip to the snow included. We had plenty of notice to get it paid off and I don't think anyone missed out. All that in one day sounds like way too much, you have to wonder how much of it they will take in?
#18Posted 16 February 2013 - 07:26 PM
Lyneham Motor Inn has been fully booked for the ANU as student accomodation, so you can't use that anymore. Camp Cottermouth (the local scout camp) has male and female barrack type accomodation, but is self catering. They could look at the YHA, I know quite a few school groups go there, and at least it is (partially) catered. There are camps a bit out of town, such as Birrigai or Greenhills, which accomodate school groups, though Greenhills is run by the uniting church.
I agree with STBG, there is so much to do here that it would be great to have a few more days, especially the National Museum. #19Posted 17 February 2013 - 08:19 AM
I was going to mention PACER, too. http://www.civicsand...du.au/cce...cer),18103.html
The primary school my elder two used to attend stayed at Camp Cottermouth to reduce costs, although I can't be sure how much it was, as their school fees were all-inclusive. Good luck ! Cheers, Sally #20Posted 17 February 2013 - 10:16 AM
Edited by ambwrose, 03 September 2013 - 06:40 AM. #21Posted 18 February 2013 - 10:16 AM
At my sons primary school,they went to canberra every second yr.They also incorporated a trip to the snow and hydro electric scheme.They stayed in Berridale which is outside of Canberra.
Louise #22Posted 18 February 2013 - 10:28 AM
I know a lot of school groups stay at the YHA in O'Connor, it's pretty cheap. Birrigai and Greenhills are both a far way out of town and hopefully have improved since I stayed there as a kid!
Entry into APH, OPH, War Memorial is free so that isn't costing them anything. I suspect the bus is the biggest charge but spreading the trip over 2 days shouldn't increae it that much #23Posted 18 February 2013 - 10:37 AM
DD14 went from Adelaide to Canberra, a day trip to Sydney, by bus, it was a 5 day trip, cost us 350.00. They stayed in cabins at a caravan park which Dd liked. We gave her spending money as well. Most food was included in that cost. I know that it was subsidised.
#24Posted 18 February 2013 - 11:00 AM
And what if the teachers don't want to stay over night. Because it is a big day for the students you are going to source accom and put together a list when the school has told you that they don't stay over night because it would be too costly for alot of parents and thus not all children will attend. Not only will you have to pay for your child but you are going to have to fund the teachers and parents as well, I wouldn't be too pleased if previously I had been employed to do a work excursion for 1 day (albeit a very long day) but then was told I would need to do an overnighter. Your child will probably come home just as tired (if not more) from the overnighter then they would by doing it in one day. And the teachers will be cranky too. I think you are wasting your time.
#25Posted 19 February 2013 - 10:55 AM
Our school does two camps, we are in Sydney. One in year 5 to the Blue Mountains which is a leadership development camp and then one in Year 6 to Canberra. I think both are 3 days/2 nights and I think the cost is around the $250 mark, its just added on to our fees.
We have approximately 50 kids also and two teachers go and then usually either the principal or the vice principal go. They haven't used parents for about 4 years unless there is no male teacher at the school then they will take a dad. The Canberra trip even over 3 days is jam packed but the kids and teachers have a fantastic time. 1 user(s) are reading this topic0 members, 1 guests, 0 anonymous users |
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So, I'm certainly not planning another baby anytime soon...but I can't stop thinking about these two names. What do you think of Adelaide and Evangeline? Are they suitable with Leopold? Our adopted daughter's name doesn't really fit with our biological sons name so I won't include it as part of the discussion, although we did give her a middle with L in it that we call her with her given name.
I was thinking Laidy as a nn for Adelaide and Evie or Lena/Leni for Evangeline? ( Leni might be too much of a stretch)
Adelaide Clover and my maiden name +S last name
Evangeline Clover or Alice my maiden name + S last name.
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Adelaide - Adele, Addy, Ellie, Delly, Adela, Elle & Laidy (my favourites are Ellie & Delly) - I'm not a fan of Laidy, she might get mocked :S
Evangeline - Eva, Eve, Angie, Lena, Elena, Ellie & Elle (my favourites are Lena & Ellie) - I like your nicknames for this but I'm not sure about Leni, I'd stick with Lena
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I think they all go well together. They all have an old fashioned air about them.
For Adelaide, I think Laidy is sweet. I would probably do Day (there was a fun character in one of my favorite authora books named Day, so I love it). There's also, Addie, Adeh (not sure how to spell it out, but like the first bit, a-deh), Adele, Laila, Laida, Lala (laylay)
For Evangeline, I like Lena. Evie would be my personal favorite. There's also Eve, Eva, Van (for the tomboy), Angie, Angel, Lele (leelee), Jean (all the sounds are there with g+line)Mother, Hellenic Pagan Priestess, and Resident Greek name expert ^_^ Call me Dantea or Remy
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I think both names go with Leopold, although I much prefer Adelaide to Evangeline myself.
Laidy for Adelaide is cute, but my favorite nickname for Adelaide is Della. For Evangeline, I like both Evie and Lena, as well as @dantea's suggestion of Jean. I also knew a girl with the name who went by Vangie, which is interesting - it sounds nicer than it looks on paper to me, though.
November 29th, 2013 04:45 PM #9
I adore both, but slightly prefer Adelaide for Leopold's sister. Adelaide Clover is beautiful and I like your idea of using Laidy as nn (I like it much better than Addy! Lol) Other than that: Adele, Della, Day (I second Dantea's suggestion on this one), Aida.
Evangeline: Eva, Evie, Angie (the obvious), Aline, Leane.Call me Cynthia, Angie, or Luna. 22. INFJ. Name nerd.
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The discovery of the oldest bee fossil supports the theory that bees evolved from wasps, scientists reported today.
The 100 million-year-old fossil was found in a mine in the Hukawng Valley of Myanmar (Burma) and preserved in amber. Amber, which begins as tree sap, often traps insects and plant structures before they fossilize.
"This is the oldest known bee we've ever been able to identify, and it shares some of the features of wasps," said lead author George Poinar, a researcher from Oregon State University. "But overall it's more bee than wasp, and gives us a pretty good idea of when these two types of insects were separating on their evolutionary paths."
The quarter-inch fossil shares traits of the carnivorous wasp such as narrow hind legs while exhibiting branched hairs on its leg, a characteristic of the modern bee that allows pollen collection.
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A trail of 13 fossilized footprints running through a valley in a desert in northern Mexico could be among the oldest in the Americas, Mexican archeologists said.
The footprints were made by hunter gatherers who are believed to have lived thousands of years ago in the Coahuila valley of Cuatro Cienegas, 190 miles (306 kms) south of Eagle Pass, Texas, said archaeologist Yuri de la Rosa Gutierrez of Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History.
"We believe (the footprints) are between 10,000 and 15,000 years old," De la Rosa said in a news release Wednesday. "We have evidence of the presence of hunter gatherers in the Coahuila desert more than 10,000 years ago."
De la Rosa said there have only been initial tests to find the age of the prints and more tests will be carried out both in Mexico and at a laboratory in Bristol in Great Britain.
The oldest discovered footprints in the Western hemisphere are in Chile, and are believed to be 13,000 years old. There 6,000-year old footprints in the U.S. state of California, in Brazil and in Nicaragua.
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Each footprint is 10 inches (27 cm) long and under an inch (2 cm) deep. They spread over a distance of 30 feet (10 meters).
It is likely they were imprinted in mud and preserved by some rapid change in the environment, said Arturo Gonzalez, director of the Desert Museum, in the Coahuila state capital of Saltillo.
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6. 8 hours of sleep
7. Do something good for someone each day
I hope that these will help someone who may be struggling with depression. Please, if you feel you may be depressed, PLEASE see a healthcare professional! You may need medication to get you "over the hump". Some people don't need to take these meds for a long time. Others, such as myself, will have to take them long-term.I hate taking medication, but I just can't believe the positive effect this antidepressant is having on me.I am more calm, and I am able to be around others now. Before, I had a complete phobia of being around others. I went to work like I was supposed to, but I was so uncomfortable I almost couldn't stand it. Work, and being out in public, was unbearable.I am so much better now. I hope those of you with this problem will seek help, and maybe these tips will help you somehow find some kind of inner balance and peace, as , along with medication, they have helped me.


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LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Holger Schmezer, Germany's two-time Olympic champion dressage coach, has died, the International Equestrian Federation said Friday. He was 65.
Schmezer was found dead in his hotel room in 's-Hertogenbosch, where three German riders are competing at the World Cup finals, the federation said.
"The loss of Holger Schmezer is a terrible blow to the German Dressage team, and to lose such an inspirational coach in an Olympic year is tragic," FEI President Princess Haya of Jordan said in a statement.
Schmezer coached Germany's team dressage gold medalists at the 2004 Athens Olympics and the 2008 Beijing Games. He was to step down after the London Olympics.
The federation said German riders Isabell Werth, Helen Langehanenberg and Nadine Capellmann wore black armbands in his honor Friday.
Copyright © 2012 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.


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