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New address: 14, avenue Prince Pierre - allée Lazare Sauvaigo, Villa Marie - 98000 Monaco, in front of the Lycée Technique.
The United Nations officially announce June,21 the International Yoga Day.
Yoga Shala Monaco welcomes everybody for a free Yoga class on the Terrasses of The Casino of Monte Carlo to celebrate and share the practice of Yoga.
Monaco unites 125 nationalities, living and working in the Principality.
On June,21 we are bringing together, in one place, the community of Yoga.
This year, in addition to the class and meditation, we are offering to you a real Yoga Festival. Various Yoga studios will present their know-how.
Workshop for children is planned for our little participants.
Our dream becomes reality thanks to the warm support of the Principality of Monaco and the generous partnership of Monte-Carlo SBM.
"Love creates a communion with life. Love expands us, connects us, ennobles us. Love springs up as a tender concern, it blossoms into caring action. It makes beauty out of all we touch. In any moment we can step beyond our small self and embrace each other as beloved parts of a whole.
Be the change that you want to see in the world."
Serving Monaco and the surroundings, our yoga teachers are skilled and carry on your journey of self-discovery.
Our teachers are trained in various styles of Asthanga, Vinyasa, Flow, Iyengar, Power, Insight, Yin and Therapeutic Yoga.
We hold your experience at Shala with deep reverence and devotion.
Experienced yogi? Somewhere in between?
We teach kids, teens, pre+postnatal, middle age and seniors. You don't need to be supple, eat veggies only to benefit from yoga, it suits anybody.
Unless you are a ballet dancer or gymnast, it's very normal to feel tight, so don't worry if touching your toes seems impossible. The good news is that with regular practice, yoga is extremely effective at improving flexibility.
It doesn't matter what it looks like, it matters what it feels like.
We welcome all levels, from beginners to advanced practitioners who want to deepen into a rich and peaceful life. We offer classes in yoga, meditation, mindfulness and restorative practice. Discover freedom of body, heart and mind.
We also teach private classes. 75 min cost 90 €. Mats and Props are provided.
Careen began practicing since more than 10 years yoga. Through her passion for the practice she became a certified Yoga Alliance teacher and was inspired to take several teacher trainings with Manju Jois, Bryan Kest, Christiane Wolff and Sarah Powers. She teaches mainly Yin Yang Yoga which is at the same time a soft, dynamic and strengthening practice. She invites students to check into the body and move into space created by the breath. The practice creates an opportunity to deepen physical and emotional ease. The practice of yoga is a practice of life!
Eva is a certified Ashtanga yoga instructor. Until the age of 23, she couldn't do any sports nor exercises due a heart defect she was born with (Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome). Feeling weak, stiff and frustrated, her life changed completely after surgery in 2008. Through yoga practice, her body, mind and soul have been transformed. She studied in Europe, as well as in India and Thailand with great masters and teachers such as Danny Paradise, David Swenson, Govinda Kai, Kamal Singh, Jaroslav Pávek and Padma Nair.
Her teaching focuses on the Primary Ashtanga series, her goal is to help students to develop a safe and pain-free practice. Practice with Eva and feel the powerful and healing energy.
Annick had her first introduction with the state of yoga during her practice of synchronized swimming at the young age of 11 and began her yoga and Qi Qong practice at 16 years old as a tool to alleviate her stress from school.
During the last 17 years, following the lineage of Krishamasharya through her mentor, Annie Join (guided by Gerard Biltz), Annick became a certified yoga teacher, deepening and expanding her education of different styles of yoga and mediation, while living and travelling to India, Thailand, Nepal, Canada and many other countries.
Established as a massage therapist and yoga instructor between Monaco and Chamonix since 2003, Annick's knowledge and intuition for the anatomy and movement add a sensitive and secure approach to her classes. Her love to explore mountain activities (such as rock climbing, skiing, hiking, mountaineering) led her to develop a strengthening and deep yoga practice, through a flow class, and incorporates both gentle and dynamic postures where classes are adapted to different levels of fitness as physical condition.
Meditation is key along her practice as Annick's approach goes beyond the physical. She guides her students to delve deeper into the breath and to experience "embodied presence."
Through 'Harmony Yoga', Annick invites you to a warm, playful, creative yet physical practice where her presence helps students become their own guides by observing and feeling an authentic and unique experience of body/mind and breath.
Her classes are a safe place to connect more profoundly, to know ourselves better and to enhance the quality of our life.
Josep started his yoga journey in Rishikesh, India, 2007.
After traveling around the world for many years on bicycle and suffering from back pain he found a cure in yoga. From that moment he decided to devote himself to the practice and that has become a way of living. Josep started to practice Ashtanga yoga and later he was introduce to Iyengar yoga. He was living in india for about 3 years.
Josep believes that yoga is one, and we can't define it by different names. The way of practice can be different from one person to another, according to their needs, but the essence is the same...
Josep is living in Nice and studying with Christian Pisano and June Witthaker.
Nathalie was immersed to yoga and meditation at a very young age observing her grandfather who dedicated his life to the practice. Certified with Yoga Works (Yoga Aliance registered) she has studied Iyengar, Ashtanga, Yin and various forms of Hatha yoga, Buddhist practices and Vipassana meditation. Nathalie has been blessed to have practiced with many great teachers around the world. She feels very grateful to have found Sarah and Ty Powers and her practice holds the integration of mindfulness with yin and yang practice and has a holistic approach to healing and wellbeing.
Alicia Anka found yoga twenty odd years ago when on a quest to end her back pain and get in touch with her spirituality. Over the years, she has practiced many types of yoga including Bikram, Ashtanga, Dynamic and Sivananda yoga. She is a certified Sivananda teacher, as well as teen yoga teacher, and has enjoyed participating in workshops and retreats with Shiva Rea, Christiane Kerr and many other amazing teachers around the world. In her teen classes, she strives to create a fun and supportive environment where teens can gain flexibility and strength while relieving stress and building self-awareness and confidence. In her adult yoga classes, she uses a combination of everything she has learned throughout her own yoga journey to help students get in touch with their bodies, as well as their hearts, through a dynamic yet mindful practice. She believes a strong, healthy body yields a strong, healthy mind.
Andrea Alborno practices Yoga since 1981, having learned the discipline with an Indian master George Dharmarama. In 1990 he started teaching Yoga at André Van Lysebeth's school (a pioneer of Yoga in Europe and co-founder of the European Union of Yoga).
He was on probation at the FNEY of Paris under the supervision of Patrick Tomatis, used to teach at a Soufi teacher Babacar Khane's school (Indian, Chinese and Egyptian yoga), 12 years followed the teaching of a buddhist vietnamese master Thich Nath Hanh. He continues his Yoga journey every day and at present is following the teaching of Tantra of Cachemire and Yoga of senses.
Noa started her yoga journey in 2004. At first she practiced Ashtanga yoga and became a certified Ashtanga yoga teacher. At the same time she got qualified as a Pilates teacher.
Her love and devotion to yoga brought her to India in 2007 for the first time. There she met her first Iyengar yoga Teacher, Usha Devi from Rishikesh. She was her regular student for several years. In 2011 she got her first Iyengar yoga certificate in Israel. She was teaching in Tel Aviv four years and assisting in Therapeutic classes of senior Iyengar teachers. In 2013 she got her second Iyengar certificate. In the same year she finished her studies at the Tel Aviv University, specializing in Indian philosophy and Sanskrit.
She moved to France in 2014 in order to study with Christian Pisano and June Whittaker Pisano.
Noa is going regularly to India for further studies with the Iyengar family.
"I believe yoga cannot be expressed by words, it has to be experienced. I believe everyone can do yoga and benefit from it."
Yoga means Union. It offers tools and means for making the best use of body, mind and senses, as well as achieving that which the soul would not achieve without interacting with this beautiful creation.
Nowhere else than in yoga can we find such a simple, straightforward and effective way of interacting with the world and enjoying the objects of the world without getting lost in them.
Yoga helps us have a successful and productive life without becoming a slave to our own success and productivity. Yoga is a way to self-mastery, for by practicing yoga we pave the way to becoming master of ourselves, master of the world within and the world outside us.
Yoga enables us to gain access to the limitless wealth that lies dormant in our body and mind. It also helps us understand who we are, what we are made of, why we are here and where we will go after. The great sage Patanjali who gave final shape to philosophy and practice of yoga tells us that we have a body, but we are not the body, we have a mind, but we are not the mind. Both body and mind are given to us so that we could complete the journey of life, reach our destination and recognize our blissful self.
'Searching all directions with one's awareness, one finds no one dearer than oneself. In the same way, others are fiercely dear to themselves. So one should not hurt others if one loves oneself'.
The BUDDHA (Bhikkhu, 2004a)
Meditation helps us find the source of stillness that resides within us even in the midst of chaos.
Patanjali 5th limb
Meditation is the centerpiece of practice, of life. It is a method to develop the mind. The emphasis is on concentration, focus, clarity, calmness, and insight.
Meditation gives guidance on how to see clearly into the nature of the mind.
Drawing from Theravada Buddhist Practices and psychology we open to understanding the way things are, without relying on opinions and theories. We open to our own direct experience, which has its own vitality. It also gives rise to the sense of deep calm that comes from knowing something for oneself.


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Well, hopefully not, but I did in fact quit my job 2 weeks ago, and my last day is this Friday. Scared, but excited to see what happens. Had to change direction, and couldnt really do it without leaving first.
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The mortgage industry will take a step toward cleaning up some of its most controversial practices under a deal between a New York regulator and three financial firms, including Goldman. The pact could provide a blueprint for other regulators.
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BNY Mellon CEO Kelly stepped down after being asked by the board to leave, in a sudden shake-up atop the world's largest custody bank.
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Major stock indexes had their worst August in a decade, with the Dow industrials dropping 4.4%, their fourth straight month of declines.
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Samsung HL-S5087W?
Anyone try these out? My TV is acting weird (turns off by itself randomly) and well I wanted to move up in quality/size, is this model good? Im currently using a 47" Westinghouse. I mainly use it for my PS3 and Wii but once I move I plan to have all my consoles on it (X360 and PS2 aswell). SD TV isn't that important to me...
HL-S5088W is said to have PIP but is the IQ any different? Im basically looking for a TV around the 42"+ for no more then $2K, I got my funds tied somewhere else at this time.
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Ha! Crazy! My dad just bought this TV this morning from Circuit City. :) It should be delivered on Wednesday. The reviews on it are all stellar and he said he was absolutely blown away by it in the store.
I'll let you know what I think of it when I go home later in the week to check out it, but from reading the reviews, I'd say it's a good purchase.
Plus, there are some coupons online for Circuit City that give 10% off TVs over $500 (or $1500), so you can save even more by getting it through them.
Plus, they have free delivery. :)
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You don't have a PS3 right? Blah! Would like to know how it looks on it... got an X360? :o
I loved my Westinghouse but its not under warrenty so when/if it goes dead im TVless.
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My dad has no gaming consoles, nor does he have an HD player of either flavor. I don't live with my parents. :)
I'll bring my A2 over next weekend maybe and hook it up to check it out.
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this is a nice 42" 1080p LCD TV Sharp AQUOS® 42" LCD HDTV
That samsung HL-S5087W actually not a bad choice. I've watched some blu-ray dvds on it at my friends house,pretty good picture.
i have the same tv but it's 720p HL-S5086W .
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My dad's set was pretty awesome. He hadn't messed with any of the calibration settings and the little bit I did, I was able to get the picture looking really nice (at least I thought so).
Discovery HD Theater was breathtaking (we watched Sunrise Earth for a bit and kind of got entranced. :))
I can't wait to go home for a night or two and bring home the A2 to see HD DVD on that set. Buy it Mag...it's a great purchase. :D
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I have been looking at this line myself, but I am going to try and get the 60 or 56. So far the only negatives about this set I have found is that Samsung support blows, so if something happens to go wrong, you are screwed, so make sure you get a store warranty that will cover repairs on the bulb or color wheel.
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ACMT Apple Certified Macintosh Technician
6th July's course was £2450 now £1690.
Why Take The ACMT Course:
Does your company have a large Mac collection and require a reliable way to service these machines in-house if the hardware fails?
Do you wish to work for an Apple Store as a Genius or work for an Apple Authorised Service Provider (AASP)?
If the answer is yes, you will need to become Apple Hardware Certified.
AppleCare Mac Technician (ACMT) certification verifies your ability to perform basic troubleshooting and repair of both desktop and portable Mac systems, such as iMac and MacBook Pro. The ACMT certification exams emphasize identifying and resolving common OS X problems, and using Apple Service and Support products and practices to effectively repair Apple hardware.
The hardware exam allows an individual to focus on how Apple Desktop and Portable computers function and how to troubleshoot them.
OS X Yosemite v10.10 Troubleshooting Exam, (9L0-066)
The Mac OS requirement is to ensure that technicians have the knowledge to quickly and efficiently differentiate between software and hardware issues. The software exam is specific to the current Mac Operating System (OS X Yosemite v10.10).
This eight day course encompasses both hardware and software aspects. Five days are spent preparing for the hardware exam and three days for the software exam. The course is a mixture of leader-led theory and extensive hands on practicals, including take apart sessions on the latest Apple desktop and portable hardware.
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Who Should Seek ACMT Certification?
Day 1
- Basic Computer Theory & Terminology
- Overview of the main components that make up a Macintosh Computer.
- Underlying Technologies.
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- Processors
- Memory
- Hard Drives, their connectors including SCSI, ATA, SAS, SSD.
- Fusion Drives
- Optical drives
- Expansion slots including PCI, ExpressCard/34, SD Card Slot
- Audio & Video in/out
- Ethernet
- Airport/Wi-Fi
- Bluetooth
- Infrared
- FireWire
- Thunderbolt
- Firmware Architecture
- Power Management Technologies including PMU, SMU, SMC,
- Circuit Sensors including Sudden Motion Sensor, ALS (Ambient Light Sensor).
- How the Hardware and Software differ and how to troubleshoot them.
- Troubleshooting and Administrative Reference Tools and Materials.
- Looking at online tools, such as Global Service Exchange (GSX), Apple Technical Learning Administration System (ATLAS), Apple Support Articles (Knowledge Base) and the Discussion Boards.
- Hardware Service Issues
- Identify any hardware or software requirements to use or upgrade a Mac, using the Apple Support Site
Day 2
- Troubleshooting Tools, Diagnostics and Utilities
- General Troubleshooting Theory
- Troubleshooting Goals – an explanation of what professional troubleshooting should accomplish.
- Troubleshooting Steps.
- Internal Components Identify slot and connector types, major modules common to Macintosh desktops and list common malfunctioning symptoms.
- Identify special precautions when working inside an Apple portable computer.
- Technician Safety.
- How to identify Accidental Damage.
Day 3
- Liquid Crystal Displays (LCD's)
- Basic Networking Theory & Troubleshooting Networking – Wi-Fi and Airport
- Apple Recommended Hardware Tools and servicing Macintosh Computers
- Apple Professional Desktops Overview and Take Apart Hardware features, specifications and service issues.
- How to troubleshoot Apple iMac Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
Day 4
- Mac Pro Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
- Mac Mini Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
- Power Management
- Understanding of how the computer receives and distributes power to all the components along with how to troubleshoot power problems.
- More in-depth look into Power distribution including how Power Adaptors and Batteries work and how to troubleshoot
- them.
- Explanation of the additional components found in a portable computer, including troubleshooting tips and procedures.
- How repairing Portable computers differ and things to look out for.
- Apple Professional Portables Overview and Take Apart Hardware features, specifications and service issues.
- MacBook Air Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
Day 5
- MacBook Pro Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
- MacBook Pro Retina Take Apart and Troubleshooting Component isolation and take apart
- Open Q&A and Exam Preparation (Including Review Quiz)
- Apple ACMT Macintosh Service Certification Exam
Day 6
- Installing OS X v10.10
- Including Installation requirements, differences between HFS+, Fat32, upgrade paths.
- Basic Usage and new features
- Describing features of Finder, Dock, Apps.
- Locating OS version, build number using about this Mac.
- Using OS X Recovery.
- Troubleshooting OS X Installations.
- File systems supported by OS X, file and folder locations, search paths, Disk Utility and file repair.
- Locating, configuring and reconfiguring System Preferences.
- Managing Users and Permissions
- Distinguish between the types of users, file and folder access and resetting passwords.
- OS X Security and Privacy features including Parental Controls, Gatekeeper and FileVault.
Day 7
- Applications and troubleshooting
- Applications supported in OS X Yosemite v10.10, Applications created with different developer APIs, the UNIX concept of a process, the relationship of processes and applications, tools to monitoring and managing processes, application preferences, troubleshooting, Boot Camp.
- iCloud services including syncing content, iCloud Drive, Family Sharing and Continuity.
- Printing and Other Peripherals. Defining peripherals, configuring printing in OSX.
- Time Machine, Introduction to Apple's built-in Backup software utility.
- OS X Networking, File Sharing and Internet Access
- Defining common network technologies, sharing volumes and networking security.
Day 8
- Troubleshooting Tools and Tips
- Identifying OS X Utilities, repairing permissions using Disk Utility and ID a Kernel Panic.
- Additional OS X Troubleshooting
- Describing the purpose of hidden files, troubleshooting Apps, using Apple System Information to detect an external device.
- OS X Boot Process, Startup and Login
- Defining boot errors for the Power On Self-Test, describing what happens during the Kernel load stage.
- Processes involved in loading up the system and logging in to a User Account.
- Open Q&A and Exam Preparation (Including Review Quiz)
- Apple OS X Yosemite Troubleshooting Exam
Please note that ACMT certification by itself does not allow a technician to order Apple parts. Apple parts are ordered via the GSX system, which only AASP's and Self Certified Repair centres have access too. Information on becoming authorized for servicing Apple products can be found here.
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Q: Why Amsys Training?
A: At Amsys Training we offer the full range of Apple Certified OS X Technical Training Courses and have partnered with the best in the business to give you access to courses and instructors to meet all your technical and application training requirements. Our locations in South and Central London and Manchester give you the choice to train where it is most convenient.
We also offer a "classroom in a box" where we can deliver on-site training to companies who would prefer this option.
At Amsys our specialist Trainers and Consultants have unequalled experience at delivering both bespoke and Certified Training courses, contributing real world experiences to all training courses.
Q: I see you're an Apple Authorised Training Centre (AATC); What does this mean?
A: We are indeed an Apple Authorised Training Centre, and we have an excellent relationship with Apple. To become an Apple Authorised Training Centre both the training environment and trainers must meet Apple's high standards. Our trainers are frequently tested by Apple to ensure we offer the best training experience possible. Where available we only offer official Apple training courses with official Apple course material.
Q: Is Amsys purely a training company?
A: As well as training, Amsys is an Apple Authorised Service Provider offering repairs on all of Apple's desktop and portable machines. We also have a support and consultancy division for businesses and educational organisations and a specialised Apple technical recruitment division.
Booking a Course
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A: A member of the training team will gladly help you. You can email them at email@example.com or if you would like to speak to someone then please call us on 020 8645 5806.
Q: Where do I find your course schedule?
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Q: Where can I find your Terms and Conditions?
A: Our Terms and Conditions can be found at http://www.amsys.co.uk/training/tac.html
Courses & Exams
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Q: How many trainees are in each course?
A: For the optimal training experience, courses are capped at 8 people for the more complex server courses and 10 for the client courses. Each trainee is provided their own system and materials.
Q: Are there any prerequisites for training courses?
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Q: When can I take the exam?
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Ruth O. Jones
Ruth O. Jones, 83, Henderson, died at 10:10 a.m. Monday, May 28, 2012, at Lucy Smith King Care Center.
She was born May 5, 1929, in Webster County to Joseph Edwin and Zora Jane Winstead Oakley.
She was a member of Airline Baptist Church, a St. Anthony's Hospice volunteer and a member of the Methodist Hospital Ladies Auxiliary and St. Paul's Prayer Shawl Ministry.
She was preceded in death by her parents; her husband, Clay K. "Buck" Jones, who died in 2002; one son, Richard K. Jones, who died in 1977; and seven brothers and sisters.
Survivors include two children, K. Michael Jones and his wife, Candy, of Canton, Mich., and Pam Grossman and her husband, Alan, of Corydon; six grandchildren, David Grossman, Dana Ford, Donna Mathias, Debra Hines, Kristopher Jones and Timothy Jones; five great-grandchildren; several nieces and nephews.
Services will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at Tomblinson Funeral Home Henderson Chapel. Brother John Charles will officiate. Burial will be in Roselawn Memorial Gardens.
Friends may call from 4 to 8 p.m. today and after 9 a.m. Thursday at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to St. Anthony's Hospice.
Online condolences may be made at www.tomblinsonfuneralhome.com.
Pallbearers will be David Grossman, Kristopher Jones, Timothy Jones, Terry Todd, Greg Oakley and David Mitchell.
Steven Rance Hill
UNIONTOWN — Steven Rance Hill, 63, Uniontown, died Monday, May 28, 2012, at his home.
He was a graduate of Bosse High School in Evansville. He was a veteran of the U.S. Marine Corps, a lance corporal serving in Vietnam. He was a member of the VFW, North American Hunting Club and NRA. Steve was an avid duck and goose hunter. He was a good man who loved family and friends and will be greatly missed.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Earl R. and Thelma L. Hill; one sister, Terri; two brothers, Jeffrey and Brian Hill; and one niece, Gina Grant.
Survivors include his caregiver, Becky Chandler; one daughter, Shelly Marksbury of Boonville, Ind.; one son, Rance Hill of Framerville, Va.; two stepsons, Eric Newcom of Sturgis and Brandon Newcom of Albany, Ky.; two brothers, David Hill of Washington, Ind., and Rodney Hill of Evansville; three grandchildren, Samantha and Payton Marksbury and Brayden Hill; six nieces and two nephews.
Full military honors will be presented at 11 a.m. Saturday at the residence of David and Roxanne Fenwick, 5925 Highway 360, Uniontown.
There will be no visitation.
Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield is in charge of arrangements.
Gregory Allen "Greg" Nall
MORGANFIELD — Gregory Allen "Greg" Nall, 52, Morganfield, died Monday, May 28, 2012, at his home.
He was a member of Crusaders For Christ in Marion and attended New Covenant Church in Corydon. He was an over-the-road truck driver for many years and was the owner of G and N Trucking.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Carmen Junior "Blue" Nall and Barbara Ann Gibson Nall; and one son, Steven Matthew Nall.
Survivors include his wife, Sandra Babbs Nall; three daughters, Hailey Nall of Clay, Shantanna McCarley of Madisonville and Tabatha Ann Thompson of Cadiz; two stepdaughters, Holly Sigler Woolridge of Morganfield and Tiffany Grisham Landreth of Princeton, Ky.; one stepson, Gavin Grisham of Princeton; two brothers, Robert "Blue" Nall of Sturgis and Terry "Shorty" Nall of Burna, Ky.; and 10 grandchildren.
Services will be at 1 p.m. Friday at Whitsell Funeral Home in Morganfield. The Rev. Tim Holloman will officiate. Burial will be in Pythian Ridge Cemetery in Sturgis.
Friends may call from 3 to 8 p.m. Thursday and after 9 a.m. Friday at the funeral home.
Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to St. Anthony's Hospice.
Jimmy Ray Wallace
CLAY — Jimmy Ray Wallace 60, Clay, died Tuesday, May 29, 2012, at his home.
He was a coal miner and a U.S. Army veteran.
He was preceded in death by his mother, Myrtle "Obi" Wallace, who died in 2001; and his father, William Boyd Wallace, who died in 2011.
Survivors include his wife of 19 years, Robin Wallace; three daughters, CaTina K. Wilson and Nichole Salazar, both of Clay, and Neeley Hart of Hopkinsville; one son, Joseph Hart of Paducah; one sister, Lana Gale Berggren of Clay; and four grandchildren.
Graveside services will be at 1 p.m. Thursday at Odd Fellows Cemetery in Clay.
Friends may call from 9 to 11 a.m. Thursday at Vanover Funeral Home in Clay.
Elder Harry Douglas Radford
MADISONVILLE — Elder Harry Douglas Radford, 91, Madisonville, died at 11:25 a.m. Saturday, May 26, 2012, at Western Kentucky Veterans Center in Hanson.
He was a member of Branch Street Church of God in Christ in Madisonville, where he served as the assistant pastor, and was a U.S. Army World War II veteran.
Survivors include his wife of 65 years, Mary Ruth Radford; four daughters, Dorothy Hughes, Joyce Rena Rollins and Corinne Radford, all of Madisonville, and Gwen Gary of Earlington; five sons, Harold Radford of Providence, Cecil Radford and Roth David Radford, both of Madisonville, Troy Radford of Georgetown, Ky., and Rodger Radford of Scranton, Kan.; 15 grandchildren; 16 great-grandchildren; four great-great-grandchildren; nieces and nephews.
His life will be celebrated at 1 p.m. Thursday at Branch Street Church of God in Christ. Elder Kenneth Walker will officiate. Burial will be in Forest Lawn Memorial Gardens in Madisonville with military honors.
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H86-27-01 Side B Hugh Connelly talks about Elmer Williams, taking a hostler job in Fairbanks, the old roundhouse in Fairbanks, working at Curry, burning up an engine and being fired, and getting rehired by the Alaska Railroad. Sandra Connelly talks about meeting her husband, working for the Weather Bureau in Fairbanks, Ursula Marine, and working at St. Joseph's Hospital.
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The site offers a variety of accommodation from tent and caravan/camper van sites to chalets sleeping from 2-5. I opted for a family chalet sleeping 5 to give us more space. The chalet cost about 200 dollars per night (about £135) so certainly not cheap!
We were all delighted with the chalet! An open plan, airy interior greeted us. The small porch area overlooked the stream where numerous ducks and water birds could be seen. There was a good sized parking space to the side of the chalet. The lounge/dining area contained a sofabed, dining table and chairs plus large wall mounted T.V.
The kitchen area in the centre of the chalet was really well equipped with 4 hob burner and a microwave. There was a large fridge with small freezer compartment. I was pleased that a welcome pack had been left containing tea, coffee, sugar and a small carton of milk. The kitchen provides plenty of storage space.
At the back of the main living area there was a queen sized bed. At the back of the chalet there is bedroom with bunk beds and another wall mounted T.V. All the beds were made up with fresh sheets and there were extra blankets provided in the wardrobe.
I was pleased that there was a separate bathroom and toilet as often my children decide they need the loo just as I have started a relaxing shower! The bathroom was spacious and there were complimentary toiletries provided. There were also several white fluffy towels. There was a hairdryer provided in the bathroom.
The site.
The site has 2 swimming pools for guests and both looked well maintained with loungers surrounding one. One of the pools has a toddler area and spa. As the weather was wet and chilly during our 3 day stay, we didn't use the pools.
Many of the Big 4 sites have jumping pillows. These are like bouncy castles but without the sides! They are great fun and my children loved them! They are also popular with adults! The jumping pillow was a good place for my children to meet other children too. The one at this site was fenced to add to the security.
The site has a playground with the usual swings and slides plus sand pit. There is also a games room with T.Vs, pool table and air hockey.
There is a laundry with washing machines and dryers. I liked the fact that there was an outside washing line and used it on the one dry day we had! If you are planning a visit I suggest you buy some pegs from a supermarket as none are provided.
All Big 4 sites seem to provide camp kitchens and BBQ areas. This one was no exception and although we didn't use these facilities I noted that both the kitchens and BBQs looked really clean.
During our stay there was a kids club available for a small charge. My youngest son did join in the games on the jumping pillow but decided the other games were not for him. He was however; keen to hire a go cart! This cost me 10 dollars for an hours hire plus a hefty deposit.
There is an internet kiosk available for a cost. As I didn't use this I have no idea how much it costs! The reception desk can also book various tours and the staff well informed about the highlights in the area.
Harvey Bay.
I am not going to write a long review about the town as that is another review! However this is one town I wouldn't bother to visit again! It is a pleasant enough seaside town but the beach is really nothing special and the sand felt almost muddy! There are plenty of eating places in the town but as we had such a good kitchen area I decided to save money and eat in! There is a good sized supermarket about 10 minutes walk from the site.
It is about a 10 minute walk to the beach from the site so it really is very conveniently situated. Harvey Bay does have a few trump cards however. It is the jumping off point for the beautiful Fraser Island, the largest sand island in the world. The ferry leaves from nearby river heads. It is also known as one of the best spots to see humpback whales and sightings are guaranteed from the end of July. We were there at the beginning of July so missed them!
Overall I loved Fraser Lodge Park! The accommodation was by far the best big 4 we were to experience. The staff were really friendly and the site beautifully maintained.


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With the score tied at one in the top of the sixth, Connor Howell and Brandon Miller hit back-to-back doubles to spark what would turn into a five-run inning and propel Aiken Post 26 to a 7-1 victory over Belton Post 51 in American Legion baseball action on Friday.
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try dietary supplements,
acupuncture, or other alternative treatments. You may find some symptom relief from these treatments, but most of them either
have not been studied or have not been proved effective in the treatment of
respiratory allergies. They generally are not harmful, but they can be costly
and time-consuming.
Examples include:
Some alternative remedies have the potential to be harmful:
For more information on some of these treatments, see the topic
Complementary Medicine.
Last Revised:
June 30, 2011
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
E. Gregory Thompson, MD - Internal Medicine & Rohit K Katial, MD - Allergy and Immunology
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