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Winter blues..in June.
June 27, 2010
I spent most of the last few days in bed so I wasn't wearing anything worthy of an OOTD post. I caught a cold somehow, which isn't a big deal usually but a cold in the middle of summer equals me being absolutely miserable. On a better note, i'm almost back to being pale. Hurray!
Anyways, here is today's outfit:
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Dress: Savida *** Blazer: Primark *** Shoes: Love Label *** Hair Bow: Forever 21 *** Necklace: Primark *** Bracelets: Primark
I bought this dress last week and this was my first time wearing it. I got the last UK size 18 in the store, which was the biggest size that brand carries. I don't understand why they don't stock more of the bigger sizes when they usually sell out first! The color and detail at the bottom really stand out.
I purchased the shoes sometime around Christmas and it was also my first time to wear them. I decided it would be a good time to "break them in" since I wasn't drinking, but they were a dream to walk in. I think the straps at the front really help. I have a feeling I will be planning my outfits to match these shoe's in the future!
The necklace is from Primark, can you tell I love their jewelery? It was tagged for €5 but actually scanned through at €1! It came on a longer chain but I switched it to wear it with this dress.
I haven't forgotten about the giveaway, I will have it soon! I just need to find more things to include in it. I really hate picking out accessories and jewelery for other people, I would much rather pick out one pair of shoes. Why oh why can't we all have the same shoe size!
Have a lovely night everyone. I will read everyone's blogs tomorrow morning, I have lots to catch up on!
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I love that dress, it's gorgeous. I have a cold too :( Hope you get better soon xReplyDelete
OH MY GOD! Those shoes are to die for! Aside from that, I basically love every part of this outfit.ReplyDelete
The color combination on the dress is smashing and the necklace? Too cute. Better yet, the amazing price!ReplyDelete
I don't want to add this to my entry, but I know the dress isn't the most flattering as some anon pointed out (don't worry, I'm not offended! I just know some other people will think the same thing)ReplyDelete
No matter what I wear it's going to be unflattering on my stomach because my belly is the biggest part of me! Sure, this is a little more unflattering than the bodycon floral dress from a few entries back but it's pretty and I feel good in it so I think that's all that matters!
I don't expect everyone to love every single thing about each outfit I post though. Actually, I would hate that, because then I would feel pressure to always dress a certain way.
thank you all for the comments ♥
I really love that dress! Very cute on you. The shoes are amazing too, I could never wear shoes like that and look graceful, I'd be falling all over the place but you make them look fabulous!ReplyDelete
I agree wholeheartly on the bigger sizes selling out first! Originally from NZ and a size 14/16 depending on the store. It seems that those sizes always run out first? Surely that should be a sign there are more bigger girls than smaller girls at size 8/10? **Sigh** (I always hated going to sales and finding the only sizes left were the teeny tiny ones too...)
Oh and poo poo to the person who said your dress was unflattering - you rock pretty lady!
Thanks Trees!ReplyDelete
The same thing happens at sales here too! I even see that they mark down the smaller sizes more than the big sizes sometimes, gah.
Some stores here don't even carry the biggest size that they make. Topshop rarely have size 16's (their biggest size) in store even though that size is usually the first to sell out when it does come in. New Look only stock a couple of the largest sizes (16 and 18) even the manager couldn't give me a proper reason as to why they don't have more! I wanted a dress and he had at least 10+ extra of every size in the stock room except size 16 or 18. I hate shopping there. /rant!
I don't mind that they said it was unflattering because it's true..however the last time I wrote about something being unflattering on me (horizontal stripes) I got a lot of hate mail saying I was too negative. So I purposely left it out of my blog entry this time. I just felt I should address it *somewhere*
Surely the store would make more sales if the carried more bigger sizes too? hummm... it's a strange world!ReplyDelete
Sorry you got hate mail about being too negative:)
I still think you look great - my partner and I are thinking of moving to the UK in a couple of year. I can't wait to go shopping when I get there because of all the great UK fashion blogs ^^
wow those shoes are insane!!! I love the detail of the dress, its so pretty :) xoReplyDelete
Love your outfit girl!!! That dress is amazing and I would prob break my ankle walking in those shoes!! Lol..hope you feel better soon! xoxoxoReplyDelete
You look great! I wish I could wear heels like you can!ReplyDelete
I love this dress ! The color is gorgeous and the bottom details add a special touch :)ReplyDelete
Also love the shoes and the blazer ♥
Even if it's not the most flattering dress, as you pointed out, it looks amazing on you because you have the confidence to rock it ! And you don't need to justify yourself!
Sorry, my english is not perfect ;)
ugh, summer colds are the worst! I love the detailing on your dress, so pretty!!!ReplyDelete
I READ UR COMMENT ABOVE, ABOUT IT NOT BEING THE MOST FLATTERING, WHICH ILL BE HONEST I DO AGREE, BUT I DONT THINK ITS THE ACTUAL DRESS OR YOU FOR THAT MATTER, I THINK THE DRESS LOOKS LIKE IT HAS A SHEEN TO IT ... BUT THE ONE THING THAT STANDS OUT THE MOST IN THIS IS THAT EVEN WIT THAT,.. I LOVE THAT YOU ARE WEARING THE DRESS, NOT THE DRESS IS WEARING YOU! YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL IN EVERYTHING!! ROCK IT GIRL!!ReplyDelete
Those shoes are so pretty! You look great, love the outfit!ReplyDelete
gorgeous shoes, so awesome!ReplyDelete
So sexy and well dressed. Aren't the men going crazy when they see you? :DReplyDelete
Really those shoes, oh my!
Well I think the dress and blazer works really well together!And and and that hair bow is a perfect touch to the whole ensemble ;DReplyDelete
I love that you said in a comment, that you wore this because it makes you feel good and you don't want to feel pressured to dress a certain way. RIGHT ON, GIRL!
Classique chérie
Btw, I'm officially following your blog now :DReplyDelete
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I love the dress, and how it looks on YOU! If I was gonna worry about my tummy I could never leave the house or be seen in profile LOL. The detailing of the dress are great, and the shoes are fierce! FIERCE! <3ReplyDelete
xxx Anika
Love your outfit!ReplyDelete
You look fab!
Lovely dress - You have amazing style, seriously, I looked at your other outfit posts and you have great taste!ReplyDelete
Beautiful babe :)
love the colour on your dress.ReplyDelete
I love the details on the bottom of the dress, But I want to see you without a jacket, show off the rest of those curves girl!:)ReplyDelete
Thanks everyone!ReplyDelete
Katorra - I rarely go fully bare armed. I have a lot of stretch marks/scarring at the top of my arms because of rapid weight loss then gaining most back, and I have a skin disease on my back/upper arms that I prefer to cover up. It's not too awful looking and whenever I went bare armed nobody even looked at it, but I just feel more comfortable to keep it hidden away! lol
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cuteness <3 the dress is lovely and those shoes are insanely hot!!ReplyDelete
The dress is so cute and love the heels and the necklaceReplyDelete
SO pretty!!!ReplyDelete
YOU LOOK GORGEOUS!!!! Beautiful! and those heels. to die for! xoxoxoReplyDelete
I love all of the colors in this outfit...and how amazing are your shoes?ReplyDelete
That dress is so gorgeous!!ReplyDelete
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Very cute outfit. I've added you to my blogroll by the way so please add me to yours too x SushiReplyDelete
I think I have just fallen in love with those shoes. They are amazing!ReplyDelete
The dress is very pretty. I hope you have a wonderful dressing this one up xReplyDelete
Those shoes are amazing!!ReplyDelete
The shoes are amazing, I love them! Can't wait to see more outfits to match the shoes :)ReplyDelete
Your dress is such a pretty colour, and the ruffles at the bottom are so cute!
Lovely colour scheme here and BEAUTIFUL shoes.ReplyDelete
I really admire your confidence and how you take all the anon's in your stride, why cant we all be like that! haha xx
Love this outfit! The dress and shoes are so cute!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the lovely comment.
Another lovely outfit :)ReplyDelete
eeeekkk!!! that dress is amazing girl! ure so fab!ReplyDelete
love the shoes and the color of the dress is delicious!ReplyDelete
Your dress is gorgeous! I love this outfit! ♥ReplyDelete
gosh, what an amazing necklace! and what do i have to say about the heels? absolutely perfectReplyDelete
Your gorgeous darling, your dress is loverly '') and your shoes are amazing <3 xReplyDelete
you look beautiful, I cant stop staring at youReplyDelete
That dress is amazing! You look stunning bb :)ReplyDelete
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By Annette Hinkle
As Christmas approaches on the East End, so does something not quite as cheerful — the need for food for many people in the Sag Harbor area who can't make ends meet.
"We're finding that we have more clients," said Evie Ramunno director of the Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry on Tuesday. "Today 87 families were here. Up to this time, we've been facilitating between 65 and 75 per week."
"Now it's going up. It's a trend every year," she added.
That trend, noted Ramunno, is one driven by a couple of predictable factors. One is a decrease in the amount of available employment, and the other, a concurrent drop in temperature. As the heating bills start rolling in, more income is given over to the cost of fuel oil, which can be substantial.
"The seasonal workers are not working anymore, or are working very little, and they resort to coming here to supplement their incomes and their meals which is why we're here," said Ramunno.
In addition, many older residents who live on fixed incomes have found it increasingly hard to stretch their dollars, particularly since the recession hit in 2008.
"Social Security checks are not large and taxes are out of sight," said Ramunno. "Do you eat, do you buy your medicine or fuel?"
"People have pride. They don't like to come here, but it's a necessary thing," she said. "It's sad the country has come to this. It didn't get this way in four years and its not going to correct itself in four years."
"I anticipate we'll probably have over 100 families for the Christmas distribution next week," she added.
Which is why the Sag Harbor Food Pantry, which operates from the basement of the Old Whalers' Church on Union Street, is looking for additional food and monetary donations to stock pantry shelves now.
With the goal of providing the food needed to make a holiday meal, the pantry and its 60 volunteers will ensure that each family coming to the shelter next Tuesday goes home with a chicken, turkey or pork roast.
"We're very fortunate in that we've had big donations of nonperishables from schools, individuals and the church. We're generating a little here or there and we're doing well."
But the need is always substantial at this time of year and Ramunno would be happy to receive additional donations of hams and pork roasts this week to help ensure pantry families have the full makings for a holiday meal — and then some.
Ramunno and the pantry volunteers also strive to provide families with a range of fresh food items, not just non-perishables. For that, they rely on monetary donations.
"We buy our milk, eggs and cheese, fresh fruits and vegetables," said Ramunno who noted that in summer, area farmstands donate fresh produce, but at this time of year, the pantry must purchase it. "That's more of a cost for us now. We try to keep everything healthy."
To help make it through the cold months, the pantry is currently holding a fundraiser through donation boxes placed at various businesses in the area.
"That's going very well considering the economic conditions now," said Ramunno. "Small donations, $10, $15 or $25 helps a lot. We have boxes at the Apple Bank, Suffolk County National Bank, Provisions, Prudential, the Noyac liquor store and there's one at Agway."
With January on the horizon, the need is only expected to grow in the New Year and Ramunno is optimistic that through the fund drive, the Sag Harbor Community Food pantry will continue to be able to provide families in need with food the entire winter.
In the meantime, however, next week is about helping families to celebrate the season the best way they can.
"We'll have a Christmas party on Tuesday with Santa," said Ramunno. "The children will get a stocking, someone with a guitar will be playing music, so it will be a festive time."
"We try to make it very nice."
To make a donation to the Sag Harbor Community Food Pantry, call Evie Ramunno at 725-0437 or Barbara Wolfram at 725-4237.


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Professor Bill Roberts, an anthropologist at the St Mary's College of Maryland (SMCM) has reaffirmed his commitment to promoting quality education at the UTG . He said they would continue to do their best in providing the much needed human resources that will help students, UTG and the country to achieve their development aspirations. Speaking in an interview with the Daily Observer, Prof Roberts who also doubles as the director of the PEACE Programme in the Gambia explained that the programme is geared towards promoting collaboration and understanding through educational and cultural exchange between St Mary's College of Maryland and the University of The Gambia. Since 2004, he said , the PEACE programme has been offering scholarships to UTG students to study at SMCM. "To date, 18 UTG students have benefitted from study abroad at SMCM and another 11 UTG students studied at Payap University in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in an exchange programme between the three universities," he added. The director of the PEACE Programme told the Daily Observer that SMCM is the first US institution of higher education to establish a memorandum of understanding with the University of The Gambia (UTG). In 2003, he said, the first cohort of SMCM students studied at the UTG.
He added that this year, they are expecting ten students from the United States who will take classes at the UTG during the second term. He noted that during their stay; the students will take classes at the UTG, study one of the local languages and work with their counterparts at a Gambian organization that matches their academic or professional interests.
Prof Roberts said many Gambians are involved in their programme, providing lectures in their areas of expertise. "In May 2014, I plan to return with another group of students and faculty for our summer Field Study programme. Basically, we will be doing research together with Gambian students and faculty at a number of sites in the Greater Banjul Area, including two Senior Secondary Schools," the director of the PEACE Programme revealed. Their work in the schools, he pointed out, is part of an ongoing Gambia Social and Health Assessment Project (G-SAHA), which is a collaborative project with the Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education. We have already conducted the first round of data collection in six Senior Secondary schools in the Gambia and we are currently planning to recruit students from UTG to work with all phases of the project in the future.
Prof Roberts also spoke at length about the Banjul Heritage Project, led by archaeologist Liza Gijanto in collaboration with the National Centre for Arts and Culture. The partnership, he said, began in 1996. That project he said, was established in 2006 by partners in Maryland in collaboration with the NCAC and that the first round of intensive research was carried out in 2008. This year, he noted, they plan to collect information from archaeological, archival and oral history research that could be useful to the upcoming bicentennial celebrations for Banjul. Professor Roberts stated that the exchange of students, lecturers and collaborative research could make great impact on both the UTG and SMCM communities. Earlier this year, UTG student Ndey Fatou Kinneh Ndow a major in mathematics, studied at SMCM and earned 'As' in every course. The overall idea, according to Prof Roberts, is to devise collaborative activities such as exchange and research that would help to strengthen both institutions and encourages mutual understanding in both communities. Professor Bill maintained that the Gambian exchange students, who are selected on a competitive basis by a UTG scholarship committee, have been doing well since the inception of the link despite the different culture and traditions within the US.
The UTG, he noted is a young institution that is growing and improving each year. By focusing on generating mutual benefits for both institutions, the programme has received great support over the past years.
Prof Roberts affirmed that the UTG students have been a constant source of inspiration for him because with all the constraints they face, they are committed to doing the best in serving their families, communities and nation at large.


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The building process continues for the Starkville High School football program.
Coach Jamie Mitchell and his staff were forced back to the drawing board after the Yellowjackets suffered a 33-21 loss to Noxubee County last Friday.
Mitchell doesn't like to lose and understands there are some issues that still have to be fixed in order to develop a consistent pattern of success in Starkville.
"We're just not pleased with a lot of things," Mitchell said. "We're still trying to get kids to understand what direction we're headed in."
As the Jackets look to tonight's game against the Madison Central Jaguars at home (7:30 p.m.), Mitchell doesn't think the players will have any trouble getting back up after the opening-season loss.
"I've said this many times, but kids are more resilient than the coaches," Mitchell said. "The losses seem to bother us a little more than the kids. They are eager to open at home. It's always a big deal and we're excited for the opportunity to play in front of our home town. It should be a big-time environment.
"You've got a program like Madison Central coming in and I hope we can represent our program the way we want to represent it. A lot of folks couldn't make it to Noxubee, but they will be here and it should be a packed house."
In the preseason, Starkville was expected to do very well in Class 5A, Region 2, but Mitchell felt like there could be some bumps along the way during the pre-region schedule.
After Noxubee County and Madison Central, the Jackets have non-league games left with Tupelo and West Point.
Mitchell said the competition is tough, but likes the capability of his team when it clicks on all cylinders.
"Noxubee is ranked No. 2 in 4A and Madison Central comes in ranked No. 3 in 6A so we're not playing any weak sisters that's for sure," Mitchell said. "Not to take anything away from Noxubee because they've got a good football team, we felt like if we could have kept the right people on the field, we would have been in good shape.
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Israeli gesture recognition and tracking firm Omek Interactive has agreed to be acquired by Intel for $40 million, according to reports. Rumors of a buyout have been swirling since March and both Samsung and Qualcomm were also reportedly interested in the Israeli startup.
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No Cheers Here
Editor: We take exception to your comment in the Jan. 29 editorial that everyone should at least approve of the $500 deduction per child that President Bush presented in his speech the previous day.
No Cheers Here
Editor: We take exception to your comment in the Jan. 29 editorial that everyone should at least approve of the $500 deduction per child that President Bush presented in his speech the previous day.
Our president is apparently now a true believer in the voodoo economics practiced by President Reagan: If you give the rich enough money, some will trickle down, although it has never happened.
The $500 deduction per child will save a family with one child $75 in the 15-percent bracket, $140 in the 28-percent bracket and $155 in the 31-percent bracket per year. As usual, the rich get richer and the poor and middle-income people get less. This will help any family or stimulate the economy?
The president's ''pay less weekly'' proposal will save $154 for those in the 15-percent bracket, $289 for the 28-percent bracket and $287 for the 31-percent bracket. I hope people realize that they still have to pay their taxes April of '93 and perhaps even a penality.
The $5,000 deduction for first-time home buyers will save $750 for those in the 15-percent bracket, $1,400 for the 28-percent bracket and $1,550 for the 31-percent bracket.
We wonder how many young average-income people have $10,000 IRAs and are buying their first homes.
We also hope the people without health insurance can afford to buy it and that their tax credit will not be based on a percentage of those earnings.
This kind of thinking by the Republicans has been going on for 12 years and has put the poor and the middle class in the straits they are in today.
We hope all people, instead of just the rich, will vote self-interest issues instead of nonsense issues next November and put this
country on a stable economic track.
Joan and Bill Roemer.
Poor Baby
Editor: We love children, but are discouraged by the example set by your coverage of Maryland's first baby of 1992.
This baby was born to a 25-year-old, divorced, unemployed mother of four. Knowing no more than what was presented in the article, we wonder what kind of life this baby will have, born into a home of such unstable conditions.
Babies need stability, planning and personal resources. With the increasing state deficit and increasing rates of child abuse and neglect, the state could greatly benefit from far better access to, and promotion of, family planning.
Deirdre M. Smith.
Douglas G. Carroll.
Life and Football
Editor: I am not a football fan. So call me un-American. It really shows where this country's priorities are, though, when one compares the hoopla surrounding the Super Bowl with the apathy when Election Day rolls around.
I'd like to see businesses close early during Election Day to give their ''associates'' time to vote. The outcome of football games doesn't affect our lives one bit. We can see what happens to our country when we participate (or do not) in the election of leaders and representatives.
Imagine how politics -- and therefore our lives -- would change if the media created the same kind of excitement over elections that football PR does.
Steve Janofsky.
Helmets Help
editor: In response to the letter from the biker who says helmets cannot withstand impacts over 15 mph:
I have been racing cars for eight years. In that time, I never once considered driving without a helmet.
Only an idiot would risk taking a rock in the mouth at 60 mph. Even a flying insect could put out an eye at highway speed. the point of wearing a helmet is to protect your head, not your ego.
This biker should watch some footage of Indy car crashes.
Maybe he would like to tell Pancho Carter that his helmet did not save his life when his car flipped over and slid for several hundred feet with his head wedged between the car and the ground.
The 200-mph slide ground most of the way through the top of the helmet, but the driver survived.
William Smith
For Harkin
Editor: It never ceases to amaze me how certain candidates and their ideas are effectively ignored in the mainstream news media, while other candidates, issues and topics are chosen for in-depth coverage.
Case in point, the media, though not a vote has been cast, have declared the candidacies of Jerry Brown, Larry Agran and Sen. Tom Harkin irrelevant. In the meantime Bill Clinton was all but nominated by the press as the Democratic candidate and then trashed because of allegations about his private life by a supermarket tabloid.
The point is that Brown, Agran, Harkin all legitimate candidates -- should have their ideas aired and discussed by a wide spectrum of political analysts, and this should be done through public funding.
The issues are urgent. People are without jobs, without homes, without health care and George Bush offers warmed-over Reaganomics as a solution.


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This week we've seen one topic pop up in airport news around Europe and the United States: Ebola. Here's the overview of all our stories for this week:
Continue reading This week: Ebola scare hits Western airports & more
This week we've seen one topic pop up in airport news around Europe and the United States: Ebola. Here's the overview of all our stories for this week:
Continue reading This week: Ebola scare hits Western airports & more
Okay, this is going to be a quick news review of this week's airport related news from around the world. In short, not much happened which is probably good news as it means no major disruptions plagued travellers this week. Here's what we found regardless
Continue reading This week: LAX experience to get painful, Melbourne runway "on fire"
It seems as the world's aviation news almost solely focused on the missing Malaysia Airlines flight this week. Well, it's no surprise really as the mystery is griping the whole world. Here then are our topics for this week:
Continue reading This week: The search continues, how LaGuardia will never look & more
Guestblog provided by Mark T.
I travel a lot for work, and consequently spend a lot of time at airports, particularly Melbourne airport (MEL). As I am not one for sitting patiently and waiting for my flight for hours while staring blankly at walls or people, I try to have as much fun at the airport as I can. As time flies (no pun intended) when you are having fun, here are my top tips for having a good time at Melbourne airport.
Airport Lounges
Before you depart anywhere, familiarize yourself with the airport so that you know exactly how much time you need to go somewhere and get back in time. There are a lot of fast food restaurants in the airport, but the airport club is hands down my first choice for a top notch pub style meal, a pint of beer and a game of pool. The club is situated close to the airport and is a prime location for plane spotting or gazing at the stunning views of the Outback.
The thing I like most about the club is its outdoor garden and barbecue area. Soaking up the sunshine while enjoying a hot meal and a cold beverage in this prime location is definitely a better alternative to sitting in a neon-lit waiting room. The club is always vibrant and full of fellow travelers, as well as locals and airport workers. The food is hearty, the beer cold and the staff friendly, as it should be.
Airport lounges are open to people with frequent flyer cards, and having to constantly fly, you may imagine I have them all. From time to time I enjoy the Melbourne lounge, especially if I don't have too much times on my hands.
Melbourne Airport Golf Club
As an avid golfer, I have come to relish long layovers at Melbourne airport. The airport golf club boasts a fully equipped 70 par, 18 hole, 6000m golf course. With immaculate water features and a whopping 37 bunkers and elevated greens, the golf course wants for nothing and will satisfy even the pickiest golfer. The highlight of the golf course is definitely the 16th hole. The green's location places you less than 60 meters below the flight path of aircraft, and is a unique and powerful experience. The golf club also features a licensed club house, practice nets, fairway and putting green as well as a fully equipped pro shop and rental service. The golf club leaves both pros and rookies satisfied.
Aircraft Viewing Area
Just outside the airport you can find several airport viewing areas. They offer unsurpassed views of aircraft landing right above your head. Often there is even an ice cream van on sight. I like to go there on hot days, buy an ice cream, have a seat and watch the show. There is something magical and powerful about watching a speck on the horizon become two dots of light and rapidly transform into a huge aircraft that zooms over your head. These little known locations are truly a plane spotter's heaven.
Woodlands Historic Park
Just outside the airport is the beautiful 150 year old Woodlands Historic Park. You can visit homesteads from the 1840s and see the world through the eyes of the original European settlers. The park offers many outdoor activities such as horse riding, bike rentals and hiking trails. My favorite part of the park, though, is a fenced area called the "Back Paddock". It is a great place to see kangaroos, various colorful birds and other wildlife in a pristine grassland environment. The park is opened seven days a week, but closes at 4pm which is quite early, and a shame for when you have to be at the airport in the evening.
When I have some serious time to kill, I like to take the airport's Skybus shuttle service to go into town. A return ticket costs less than A$30 and the buses are clean, fast and reliable. Once in town, your entertainment options are limitless. Bars, shops and stunning architecture all compete for your attention.
If you have a lot of time on your hands, I would definitely recommend going to the Melbourne museum. For around A$8 you will have access to the largest museum in the Southern hemisphere. Another option is to take the skybus to the nearby Crown Entertainment Complex. From bowling and cinemas to live shows, casinos and shopping malls, it truly will suit anyone's entertainment needs. The only problem is that you might lose track of time and thus risk missing your flight.
In summary people usually hate waiting, especially at the airports, where the wait is usually long and characteristically tedious. However, if you plan and use your imagination to keep yourself occupied, you almost won't notice when the boarding time comes.
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Mark is an Aussie that travels a lot. At times, he says, it's awesome, at others not as great as it seems. When he's home, he loves to spend time with his wife and two kids.
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It's been a rather eventful aviation week this week with some major airport news reported from Europe, the States and Australia. Here's what we will cover of this week's news:
Continue reading This week: Frankfurt on strike, hijacked plane in Geneva & more
It's our final airport news round-up for the year and with that we brought you the following stories:
Continue reading This week: UK airport expansion shortlist revealed, Pyongyang airport photos & more
The talk of this week certainly was the dry ice bomb at LAX. It's therefore not surprising we're also going to focus on this event in this week's airport news round-up. Here are all the topics:
Continue reading This week: Dry ice bomb at LAX, Kangaroo at Melbourne & more
Another week has almost past and it's therefore time for our weekly airport news round-up. This week we have the following headlines for you:
Continue reading This week: The French strike, the Aussies block and the Americans build barrier
This week we're changing the format of our weekly news round-up slightly by giving you the headlines of the news items we cover up front. This way it will be easier for you to scan the contents in order for you to jump to the articles that interest you most quickly. We hope you like it. Here are the topics of this week:
Continue reading This week: Berlin's monthly bill, Fog in Oz, Thief escapes Thai Airport
Know that feeling when you fly back home from a business trip or a well deserved break to come back home to an empty fridge? Yes, but there are tons of take-away options you say? Well, that's true but then you've had someone else's cooking while you were gone. Plus, eventually you'll need to fill that fridge up again. So, what to do?
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Born: August 25, 1940; Died: February 10, 2013.
Zhuang Zedong, who has died aged 72, was a three-times world champion table tennis player and a key figure in the ping-pong diplomacy that led to a resumption of diplomatic relations between the US and China in the 1970s. In later years his association with Chairman Mao led to his downfall and exile. "I did many dreadful things I now regret," he said.
He was born in the eastern province of Jiangsu and joined the Chinese table tennis team as a teenager. He pioneered a new technique in which he held the bat like a pen which meant it was highly manoeuvrable; the technique helped him become the world's most successful table tennis player, winning more titles than any other player.
However, his great fame came during the world championships in Nagoya, Japan, in 1971 when the American table-tennis player Glenn Cowan boarded the Chinese team bus by mistake. The Chinese team had been ordered not to fraternise with the country's political enemies but Zhuang, against the advice of his team-mates, approached Cowan and presented him with a gift of a silk-screen painting. He told Cowan that although their governments were unfriendly, the American people were friends of the Chinese.
Very quickly, news of the encounter spread around the world and led to Mao inviting the American table tennis players to China. It was the first act in the ping-pong diplomacy that led to President Richard Nixon visiting China the following year – the first time a US President had visited Communist China. Diplomatic ties were restored formally in 1979.
In the years that followed, Zhuang became a favourite of Chairman Mao's wife, Jiang Qing, a member of the notorious Gang of Four which held sway over China's cultural scene.
She appointed Zhuang to a number of political posts in the sports ministry and Zhuang also organised many of the infamous public denunciations, something which he later deeply regretted. Zhuang said that even at the peak of his influence he was aware of the potential danger of his position. In an interview he said it was like being taken to the top of a mountain only to find a steep precipice at your feet.
When the fall from power did eventually come, after Mao's death, it was disastrous for Zhuang and his family. He was arrested and sent into exile before spending years in obscurity coaching the provincial team in the northern province of Shanxi. He eventually returned to Beijing in 1985 and coached young players for several years.
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Close fight yes. So you are correct that there is no reason to complain about the Dec. My only complaint is Johnny laying on Robbie the last min. Would have been had he either kept fighting or got stood up. It was the smart move just very anticlimactic way to end one hell of a fight. I can see Robbie getting a rematch with 1 solid win. Especially with shields losing and condit getting hurt.
All that said a focused heart in the game GSP would have run rough shot over either one tonight


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GM Shoddiness & Crappy Build & Materials Quality
Never before in my life did I actually believe that a car would be built to last only 150 or 200k miles so you had to purchase again.
Then I owned a GM.
Biggest. Piece. Of. Cheaply. Built. Failure. I've ever had to deal with.
Never again.
Bad starter selenoid. Leaking sunroof vents. Broken door interface switch. Broken sunroof tracks. Bad front suspension. Blown head gasket. All before 135k miles.
Screw you GM.
Starter solenoid would freeze due to the dielectric grease GM used. Apparently they did not test it below 28*f (Common, no recall, car will leave you stranded, Nytelytette was late to work several times from this before we figured it out). Sunroof vents failed because GM failed to put $.01 zip ties to hold the tubes to the drains. (Common, no TSB, will soak the seats and ruin the interior). Sunroof tracks were made out of some plastic that turns to dust after being in the sun and break, leaving a gaping hole in your roof that you cannot seal. (its on the roof of the car, COME ON!? Pay an engineer to think of this crap!!)
Vehicle was properly maintained (Oil, filter, lubrication, vehicle needs were all done on time per the recommended service interval). All of these problems were due to poor build quality, poor material choice, and crappy workmanship. Bought a Toyota, its sitting in my driveway next to a VW.
We got a VERY good deal on a 2012 RAV4, also Nytelytette's first new car, 9 miles when we got in it, even test drove a different one so my abusive "How fast is it? How good are the brakes? Does it slide around this corner at way too fast?" were on a different car. She's thrilled, got the color & trim we wanted (4wd, 4cyl, auto, BT, all the rear cubbies, good stereo), we have our planned vehicle for kids and our dog (and a little trailer for our bikes) and hopefully this will be reliable and efficient for us for a good while.
Also, if anyone in the area is interested, I had the best dealership experience I've had at Hatfield Toyota in Columbus, OH. I can't recommend them enough. (For salesman's name PM me, its worth it if you are in the market).
GM sucks balls, explode and kick puppies. Glad we've sold it, bought a Toyota, very happy.
I own a 2003 RAV-4 with 78,000 miles on it. Whenever I'm ready to buy a new truck, it'll be another RAV-4.
345k on my 4runner, no rust, runs clean.
Hopefully her rav4 is as good or better.
My mom loves here RAV4, I'm still surprised how big the damn thing is on the inside. That goofy rear hatch and spare sure free up some space.
Just for information purposes: what make, model, and year of GM vehicle?
The OP can't be very old. Back in the 50's and 60's, a car was wornout at 50-60K miles. Even in the 70's it was rare to have a car survive 100K miles.
I myself swore off from purchasing another GM product ever again after buying two loosers in a row, a 1981 Cavalier and a 1983 S10 pickup.
All I drive anymore are Toyota's and Honda's.
My daughter's Camry is a total pile of crap. 142K miles and we've had to dump $1000 just so it won't randomly stall. Still can't trust it.
The blue interior has turned an odd shade of green in many areas as well as starting to disintegrate.
Not a huge GM fan any longer, but Toyota's aren't without problems either. I don't think I would buy either make at this point.
Also, getting 200k out of any car is doing pretty good. Wasn't too long ago that every car was scrap after 60-80k.
Any car is likely to need some possibly serious maintenance at around 100k or more. My first brand new car was a 1995 Nissan and EVERYTHING broke on that car. My in-laws had a 2nd Gen Honda Odyssey and the automatic tranny blew at 110,000 miles. They were not pleased and they bought a Chevy Traverse to replace it. It has 80,000 on it now and not a single problem.
187K on our '96 Rav 2WD -- minimal extra attention needed. Synthetic fluids, top tier gas. Only non-scheduled maintenance was the brake booster at about 160K and a rusted-out exhaust resonator. Easy on gas, maintenance & consumbables (it's only on it's 3rd set of tires; got nearly 90K out of the OEMs). Still has original clutch!
Paint hasn't held up that well, though -- but it's still got it where it counts. Here's to 250K:freaky
Poor design is a major no no for any manufacture these days, they have CAD to see what doesn't fit, or fits too tight. Or get too hot etc etc. Poor choice of materials can be seen as a cost cutting thing.. but you loose reputation.
Is this why consumers buy overseas products - they have the product quality that is EXPECTED? And probably why 'we' are loosing jobs overseas. Personal I put it down to the managers, a recent public example was the car executives flying in in their private jets to ask for money from the President... no wonder they are going down hill. No common sense.
Toyota Matrix was the worst POS I have ever owned.The company vehicle that I now drive is a 3 year old Toyota Tundra,another POS.Both have/had transmission problems(shudder,flair shift,harsh shift),interiors that rattle and squeak,seat belts that don't work properly,doors that don't latch,engines that surge at idle and when going down the road,intermittent CEL/SES,and the list could go on.The Matrix was purchased new,and was never right.The Tundra was purchased new and had major transmission issues before 70k.
Toyota Matrix aka, the Pontiac Vibe.
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Police will use three choppers to tighten security at the Coast amid reports that there are plans by illegal groups to disrupt the elections. Coast police boss Aggrey Adoli said they have deployed officers to man areas perceived as possible violence hotspots.
"The headquarters has dispatched choppers, two from the Regular police and another from the AP unit. The AP chopper is currently stationed at the Tana Delta following the spate of killings between the two Orma and Pokomo communities," he said.
The Star has established that the three choppers will be used in areas perceived to be strongholds of militia groups in Kwale, Mombasa and Tana Delta. At least four officers will be stationed at all polling stations in Changamwe, Kaloleni, Kwale and Kisauni.
Assistant police commissioner Angelus Karuru will oversee the police operation together with other senior police officers from the GSU, AP and Prison department.
He announced drastic security measures, including the establishment of standby platoons of GSU and a special unit of APs called the Rapid Deployment Unit, which arrived in Mombasa yesterday. Permanent police camps have been replaced by mobile platoons which respond on a need be basis.
"We have changed our operation strategies to thwart any possible attacks targeting our officers by any illegal group including the machete-wielding Mombasa Republican Council, Nyuki and newly-formed Mombasa Police Department," Adoli said.
Last September, nine GSU, AP and Regular police officers were murdered and their rifles stolen at Kilelengwani in Tana Delta when they were ambushed by armed militia.
Intelligence reports indicates that groups affiliated to the MRC could be regrouping to disrupt elections despite peace calls by its leadership. Police chiefs have directed that voters leave polling stations after voting as required by the law.
"We are under strict instruction to deal with any incidents of hooliganism at the polling centres. It is upon the voters to co-operate and avoid provocation or face the full force," said Kisauni police boss Julius Wanjohi.


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