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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Preschool Story Time: Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum.< less
Every Tues. All preschoolers, accompanied by an adult, invited for stories. Followed by a science activity.
9-10 a.m., AAHOM, 220 E. Ann. $11 regular admission (members & kids under age 2, free). 995-5439. [map]
"Tuesday Ride to Chelsea and Beyond": Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society.< less
Every Tues., Apr.-Nov. Moderate-paced ride, 36-40 miles, to Chelsea for breakfast.
10 a.m. (Apr. & Nov.) & 9 a.m. (May, June, Sept., & Oct.), 8 a.m. (July & Aug.), Bird Hills Park parking lot, 1900 Newport Rd. Free. 996-8440. [map]
Preschool Storytime: Nicola's Books.< less
Every Tues. Recently retired Ann Arbor District Library branch manager Ieva Bates reads stories for preschoolers. Also, craft activities.
10 a.m., Nicola's, 2513 Jackson, Westgate shopping center. Free. 662-0600. [map]
"Belle": Michigan Theater.< less
(Amma Asante, 2013). The late 18th-century illegitimate mixed-race daughter of a Royal Navy Admiral is raised by her aristocratic great uncle and ends up influencing the decision to abolish slavery in England.
Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME, michtheater.org. [map]
"Locke": Michigan Theater.< less
(Steven Knight, 2013). A construction foreman drives to London while trying to settle personal and profession problems on his cell phone and having imaginary conversations with his long-deceased father.
Michigan Theater. Tickets: $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME, michtheater.org. [map]
Cobblestone Farm Market.< less
Every Tues., May 20-Nov. 4. With a variety of children's activities and/or musical entertainment each week.
Sept. 23: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), a kids activity TBA (4:30-5 p.m.), West African drummer Melody Manding (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
Sept. 30: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), a kids activity TBA (4:30-5 p.m.), music by saxophonist Lucas Hopkins (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
Oct. 7: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), a kids activity TBA (4:30-5 p.m.), a puppet play by Nealia Fil (5-5:45 p.m.), guitarist Rollie Tussing (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
Oct. 14: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), a kids activity TBA (4:30-5 p.m.), music TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
Oct. 21: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), storytelling with Beverly Black (4:30-5 p.m.), performances by the Huron Valley Harmonizers barbershop chorus (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
Oct. 28: Kids craft activity (4-4:30 p.m.), a kids activity TBA (4:30-5 p.m.), guitarist Rollie Tussing (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.), and community education programs TBA (5-5:45 & 6-6:45 p.m.).
4-7 p.m., Cobblestone Farm, 2781 Packard. Free admission. 971-5870. [map]
Quit Tobacco Program-Starts May 6: MHealthy.< less
Quit Tobacco Program-Starts May 6
This six-week tobacco treatment group offered by the U-M Health System's MHealthy Tobacco Consultation Service starts Tuesday, May 6, from 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. at 2025 Traverwood Drive, Suite A3, Ann Arbor. Program covers preparing to quit, how quitting affects your body, tobacco treatment medications, setting a quit date, how to live free of tobacco, and relapse prevention. FREE to U-M employees, U-M retirees, patients with U-M physician referral and community members. Pre-registration is required. Call 734-998-6222 to sign up, or for more information visit www.mhealthy.umich.edu
Traverwood, 2025 Traverwood Drive, Suite A3, Ann Arbor. Free. 734/998-6222. firstname.lastname@example.com http:
"Doug & Suds Ride": Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society.< less
Every Tues. Apr.-Oct. Fast/moderate-paced ride, 25-30 miles, to the west or north.
6 p.m., Aberdeen Bike & Fitness, 1101 S. Main, Chelsea. Free. 678-8297. [map]
Magic: The Gathering Tournament: Get Your Game On.< less
Every Sun. & Tues.-Fri. All invited to compete in tournaments of this popular collectible card game using standard constructed (Fri.), modern constructed (Thurs.), Elder Dragon Highlander (Tues.), Legacy (Wed.), and booster draft (Sun.) decks. Prizes. Bring your own cards (except Sun.).
6 p.m. (Tues.-Fri.) & 1 p.m. (Sun.), Get Your Game On, 310 S. State. $5 (Tues., free; Sun., $15 includes cards). 786-3746. [map]
Story Time: Bookbound.< less
Every Tues. & Thurs. Linda Zimmer reads stories for kids age 6 & under.
6 p.m. (Tues.) & 10:30 a.m. (Thurs.), Bookbound, 1729 Plymouth, Courtyard Shops. Free. 369-4345. [map]
"Focus on Women: Huron River Ride": Ann Arbor Bicycle Touring Society.< less
Every Tues. Slow/moderate-paced ride, 18-30 miles, to Dexter and back. Geared especially, but not exclusively, for women new to riding.
6 p.m. (Apr.-Sept.) & 5:30 p.m. (Oct.), meet at Barton Park on Huron River Dr. 276-0240.
"Tuesday Evening Birders": Washtenaw Audubon Society.< less
Every Tues. in May. WAS members Lathe Claflin and Mike Sefton or city ornithologist Dea Armstrong lead evening walks at various local birding sites. Bring binoculars and (if you have one) a scope.
6 p.m., meet at the Miller Rd. Park & Ride off M-14. Free. Anyone under 18 not accompanied by an adult relative or legal guardian needs to have a completed parental consent (available from firstname.lastname@example.com) form to participate. 994-3569, 668-2513.
Graduate Student Speed Dating: Summer Lovin': University of Michigan Medical School.< less
Summer is here, and we want you all to come celebrate it with us in Dominick's at the Michigan Grad Student Speed Dating Event this Tuesday, May 27, 6:30 PM. Cold beer, fairy lights, picnic benches, and a chance to meet new people - what could be better?
We know that speed dating can be awkward if it escalates too quickly into romance. At this event you decide how you want your future relationship to go - friends, hookups, love, or anything in between.
The way this works: Each person will be given a closed box. Over the course of the night you will have the opportunity to go on multiple (about 10-20) 3.5-minute dates. After each date, you will be able to write your date an anonymous (or not!) note that can range from a short message to your email address to your phone number. The note will go into the recipient's box. At the end of the event, you'll be able to open your box and see where sparks have flown.
21+ only. Ticket gets you one free drink.
Dominick's, 812 Monroe St. $20. 2482143112. firstname.lastname@example.com http:
Yoga for Anxiety and Depression.< less
Depressed or anxious moods cloud the joy of experiencing ourselves as perfect and whole. With or without a diagnosis heal with breath work, yoga postures and imagery to balance moods and awaken inner joy. Certified Teacher.
Sun Moon Yoga Studio, 404 W. Huron St. $15. email@example.com sun-moon-yoga.com [map]
English Country Dancing: Ann Arbor Community of Traditional Music and Dance.< less
Every Tues. Historical and traditional English dancing to live music. All dances taught. No partner or experience needed. Bring flat, nonslip shoes (running shoes OK). First-timers are asked to arrive at 7 p.m.
7-9:30 p.m., Chapel Hill Condominium clubhouse, 3350 Green Rd. (park on Burbank). $8 (students, $4; kids age 13 & under with a parent, free). 665-7704. [map]
Zounds Hearing Hitchcock Film Series: Michigan Theater Foundation.< less
Feb. 2: The Pleasure Garden (Alfred Hitchcock, 1926) Silent drama about a chorus girl engaged to an adventurer who begins to play around when her fiancé travels out of the country. 2 p.m.
Feb. 4: Murder! (Alfred Hitchcock, 1930) A man convinced of the innocence of a woman he helped convict or murder sets out to find the real killer. Herbert Marshall, Norah Baring. 7 p.m.
Feb. 9: The 39 Steps (Alfred Hitchcock, 1935) Vintage mystery-romantic comedy about an innocent man pulled into the orbit of a spy ring. Robert Donat, Madeleine Carroll. 4 p.m.
Feb. 11: The Man Who Knew Too Much (Alfred Hitchcock, 1934) Hitchcock's original version of the thriller about criminals who kidnap a child to prevent her parents from revealing an assassination plot. Leslie Banks, Edna Best, Peter Lorre. 5 p.m.
Feb. 11: The Man Who Knew Too Much (Alfred Hitchcock, 1956) Remake of the 1934 thriller. James Stewart, Doris Day. 7 p.m.
Feb. 16: The Lodger (Alfred Hitchcock, 1926) A jealous detective accuses a lodger of murder. Ivor Novello, Malcolm Keen. 1:30 p.m.
Feb. 18: The Lady Vanishes (Alfred Hitchcock, 1938) Classic mystery-comedy about an old woman's baffling disappearance on a train that leads a young woman into a web of intrigue. Margaret Lockwood, Michael Redgrave. 7 p.m.
Feb. 23: Rebecca (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940) Gothic thriller about a na�ve young woman who marries an aristocratic widower. Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, Judith Anderson, George Sanders. 4 p.m.
Feb. 25: Foreign Correspondent (Alfred Hitchcock, 1940) Thriller about an American reporter who exposes enemy spies in Britain. Joel McCrea, Laraine Day, Herbert Marshall, George Sanders. 7 p.m.
Mar. 2: The Ring (Alfred Hitchcock, 1927). Recently restored print of this silent boxing melodrama. With live organ accompaniment. 4 p.m.
Mar. 4: Suspicion (Alfred Hitchcock, 1941). A wealthy, sheltered woman marries a charming ne'er-do-well she comes to suspect may be planning to kill her for her money Joan Fontaine, Cary Grant. 7 p.m.
Mar. 9: Saboteur (Alfred Hitchcock, 1942). Offbeat thriller about a munitions worker wrongly accused of sabotage and forced to go on the lam around the country. Script written in part by Dorothy Parker. 5 p.m.
Mar. 11: Shadow of a Doubt (Alfred Hitchcock, 1943). A lively teen grows to suspect that her beloved uncle may be a serial killer. Teresa Wright, Joseph Cotton. 7 p.m.
Mar. 16: Lifeboat (Alfred Hitchcock, 1944). When a ship of Americans and Britons is sunk by a missile from a German U-boat during WWII, the survivors must cope with the elements--and each other. Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix. 5 p.m.
Mar. 18: Spellbound (Alfred Hitchcock, 1945). The youthful new director of a posh mental asylum is not whom he claims to be. Gregory Peck, Ingrid Bergman. 7 p.m.
Mar. 23: Downhill (Alfred Hitchcock, 1927). Recently restored print of this silent melodrama about a boy whose life falls apart when he is expelled from school after he takes the blame for a friend's crime. With live organ accompaniment. 8 p.m.
Apr. 1: Notorious (Alfred Hitchcock, 1946). Thriller about a woman asked to spy on a group of Nazi friends n South America. Ingrid Bergman, Cary Grant. 7 p.m.
Apr. 6: The Farmer's Wife (Alfred Hitchcock, 1928). Newly restored silent drama about a rough-mannered widowed farmer in search of a new bride. With live organ accompaniment. 1:30 p.m.
Apr. 8: Rope (Alfred Hitchcock, 1948). A detective sets out to solve a prep-school murder that turns out to be a killing for thrills. James Stewart. 7 p.m.
Apr. 13: Strangers on a Train (Alfred Hitchcock, 1951). Classic thriller about a psychotic mother's boy with a Raymond Chandler screenplay. 1:30 p.m.
Apr. 15: Dial M for Murder (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954). Classic thriller about a man hoisted in the petard of his plot to murder his wife. Ray Milland, Grace Kelly, Bob Cummings. 7 p.m.
Apr. 20: Easy Virtue (Alfred Hitchcock, 1928). See review. Newly restored silent drama, adapted from the Noel Coward play, about a divorcée who hides her scandalous past from her new husband and family. With live organ accompaniment. 5 p.m.
Apr. 22: Rear Window (Alfred Hitchcock, 1954). Stylish thriller-romance about a news photographer examining his neighbor's lives with binoculars and making a sordid discovery. James Stewart, Grace Kelly.7 p.m.
Apr. 27: The Trouble with Harry (Alfred Hitchcock, 1955). Trouble erupts in a small, quiet New England town when a man's body is found in the woods. Shirley MacLaine, John Forsythe, Edmund Gwenn. 4 p.m.
Apr. 29: The Wrong Man (Alfred Hitchcock, 1957). Offbeat film about a New York City jazz musician falsely accused of robbery. Henry Fonda, Vera Miles. 7 p.m.
May 4: Champagne (Alfred Hitchcock, 1928). Silent drama about a spoiled heiress who defies her father by running off to marry her lover. With live organ accompaniment. 5 p.m.
May 6: Vertigo (Alfred Hitchcock, 1958).Haunting, dreamlike mystery thriller that stars James Stewart as a retired police detective who is afraid of heights. Kim Novak.7 p.m.
May 11: North by Northwest (Alfred Hitchcock, 1959). Classic thriller about an ad exec mistaken for a government agent who's relentlessly pursued halfway across the country. Cary Grant. Eva Marie Saint. 5 p.m.
May 13: Psycho (Alfred Hitchcock, 1960). Classic suspense thriller set in a motel run by a peculiar mama's boy. Anthony Perkins, Janet Leigh. 5 p.m.
May 18: The Manxman (Alfred Hitchcock, 1929). Newly restored silent drama about lifelong friends on the Isle of Man, a fisherman and a lawyer, who are both attracted to the same woman. With live organ accompaniment. 4 p.m.
May 20: Family Plot (Alfred Hitchcock, 1976). Comedy-thriller about a con artist and her private investigator boyfriend who run into a couple of serial kidnappers. Barbara Harris, Bruce Dern, Karen Black. 5 p.m.
May 25: Blackmail (Alfred Hitchcock, 1929). Newly restored silent thriller about a Scotland Yard detective who discovers that a murder he is investigating was committed by his girlfriend while defending herself from a rapist. With live organ accompaniment. 1:30 p.m.
May 27: The Birds (Alfred Hitchcock, 1963). Eerie thriller about hordes of bloodthirsty sparrows, gulls, and crows plaguing a small California town. Not for the squeamish. Stars Tippi Hedren, Rod Taylor, Suzanne Pleshette, Jessica Tandy. 7 p.m.
Various times, Michigan Theater. Tickets (unless otherwise noted): $10 (children under 12, students with ID, seniors age 55 & older, & U.S. veterans, $8; MTF members, $7.50; films before 6 p.m., $7). 668-TIME. [map]
Tobacco Cessation and Addiction Recovery: Dawn Farm.< less
"Tobacco Cessation and Addiction Recovery" will be presented by Anna Byberg; Program Coordinator, Dawn Farm Spera Recovery Center; and Aaron Suganuma, BSW; Dawn Farm Residential Therapist. Despite downward trends in the overall prevalence of tobacco use, tobacco use remains a significant problem among people with alcohol/other drug addiction. Research has shown that tobacco cessation has positive effects on recovery and relapse rates. This program will describe the prevalence of tobacco addiction among people with alcohol and other drug addictions, the relationship between tobacco use and recovery, and information on tobacco cessation techniques targeted to people with alcohol/other drug addiction. This program is part of the Dawn Farm Education Series, a FREE series developed to provide accurate, helpful, hopeful, practical, current information about chemical dependency, recovery, and related issues. Anyone with a personal or professional interest is welcome.
St. Joseph Mercy Michigan Heart and Vascular Center auditorium, 5325 Elliott Drive, Ypsilanti. Free. 734-485-8725. firstname.lastname@example.com http:


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Two weeks ago, 60 Minutes aired a 14-minute segment called "The Cleantech Crash."
The segment was not well-received by the cleantech industry.
Climate Progress dismissed it as a "hit job." Cleantechnica called the segment "Dumb & Dumber Part 3." Slate claimed that the cleantech sector was "booming like never before."
At least half a dozen other equally negative responses to 60 Minutes have appeared in the digital media over the past two weeks.
While many of those responses raised relevant facts about the cleantech industry, none of them addressed the most critical claim 60 Minutes actually made about cleantech.
"Cleantech was dealt a hammer blow by this: plentiful, inexpensive and relatively clean domestic natural gas," said CBS CBS reporter Lesley Stahl.
Shale gas has largely undercut the case for scaling up investments in renewable energy – at least in the near-term. In my view, this was the only meaningful claim that 60 Minutes made about cleantech.
Like a growing number of people, I tend to agree with 60 Minutes. So does BrightSource Energy, which cited low natural gas prices when it pulled its IPO in 2012.
Indeed, natural gas prices were so low in 2012 that it displaced coal as the fuel of choice for electric power generators and pushed U.S. carbon emissions to their lowest level since 1994, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
The segment did not say that the federal stimulus investment in cleantech was a complete failure.
"The stimulus investment wasn't a total bust," said Lesley Stahl. "It helped create the successful electric car company, Tesla. A few other companies are starting to show promise and loans are being repaid."
The industry's knee-jerk response to 60 Minutes is more troubling to me than anything said in the segment.
Does the cleantech industry appreciate how significantly shale gas has altered the energy landscape?
If Vinod Khosla's response to 60 Minutes is any indication, it does not.
"At scale, new technologies must compete with conventional fossil fuels on both price and performance – in the U.S., as well as in India and China," said Khosla, in an open letter sent to 60 Minutes.
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Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler Reviews
Best Eye Lash Curler I have ever usedThank goodness for this eye lash curler, it has saved me hundreds of dollars. I was about to go and have the applied eyelashes, that are a very expensive on the front end, and a high monthly cost to maintain, neither of which I could afford, but I was desperate! A very sweet sales lady at the counter in Macy's suggested I try the eye lash curler from Shu Uemura, with a lash primer as well. Wow...read more, it made all the difference in the world, my very short, very thin eyelashes became thick, long and beautiful. This eye lash curler makes a difference with or without mascara, and with low end or high end primers and mascara.....The other very important feature is that it has never pulled out my eyelashes, as other curlers have done....I have been using it for years now. — 7 years, 3 months agomelanietoo | 1 reviews
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Makes my lashes super longI curl my lashes with this before and after I put mascara on and everyone thinks I wear fake lashes. I don't know what it is about this curler but it really works! It is worth the extra money, you will love your lashes! — 7 years, 3 months agonatalierb | 159 reviews
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I love this!This eyelash curler works better than the rest. The curl lasts and looks great even without mascara. I suggest you try it to see what a difference this tool can make. — 7 years, 4 months agoKallyg | 4 reviews
Love it!I've been using this eyelash curler for probably about two years now & I love it! I had decided to finally splurge on it & it was totally worth it! Beforehand, I tried to stretch the length of use, but I didn't know that after 3 months you have to change the eye pad & after 6 months you have to replace the actual eyelash curler. I didn't want to part with my first pair, but I had to. I...read more'm now on my second pair & am about to change the eye pad on it. I've tried about 3 other eyelash curlers & the effect is never the same to me. There is truly something unique about this eyelash curler & without it my lashes (as short & straight as they are) would be short, straight, & invisible! — 7 years, 4 months agoPinayNamedDrea | 27 reviews
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The best of the restI suppose I'm not rating this a 10 because I don't NEED to use it (I have fairly long and already curled lashes), but if you're looking for a lash curler, then look no further. I use this when I want to make my eyes more dramatic because absolutely nothing else (no mascara or lash primer) can achieve the simple drama that this tool can. It instantly makes the eye pop, and topped with a great mascara, that's all you really need. — 7 years, 4 months agopickle88 | 49 reviews
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Lobster diving or photography can really get your hands full. How do I keep light on my subject or that five pound lobster with either my camera or game bag or hunting tools in hand? The high-intensity Mini Q40 eLED Plus is lightweight enough to attach to your mask strap for hands-free illumination of camera settings, hunting, gauges and close-up marine life. It outshines many lights three times its size. Light comes equipped with a mask strap attachment and 2 watt high brightness eLED lamp. Works well as a photographers spotting light. MiniQ40 Light fits Sea & Sea, Ultra-Light and other camera mounting adapters. All this versatility in a tough ABS polycarbonate body with rubber shock resistant bezel cover makes the Mini Q40 the light for you.
This unique light produces 77 lumens f brightness with the single eLED lamp with a beam distance of 328' (100 meters) on land. The light is powered by 4 AA alkaline batteries (included) with a burn time of 4 to 5 hours. With optional lithium batteries the light will get a burn time of 9 to 10 hours. The Mini Q40 Light measures 6.5" x 1.6" x 1.4" (16.51 x 4.06 x 3.56 cm) and weighs 6oz (170.1g). Light is depth rated to 500' (152.4 meters), is available in multiple colors, comes with an owner's manual, is proudly made in the USA and is covered by a limited lifetime warranty.
This product has a limited lifetime warranty.
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Use it for lobster diving.Small,very bright,fairly reliable(I say this because the old xenon version sometimes just dies after a while,usually at least a couple years,or starts working intermittently).But,UK is very good about replacing them.Most of my dive buddies use UK lights.
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Light is too bright for close detail work.
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I bought this as a gift for relative oversea, they use it for diving for fish. I have send them a stream light polymer before and it was not good for under water at all..This flash light is great for diving, the only down side is that the battery is kinda short for an led, but its still good.


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By Jason Wentworth
UNDATED (AP) – We'll find out today who's on the new season of "Dancing With the Stars."
The cast announcement for the spring season will be made on "Good Morning America." TMZ reports D-W-T-S is making one of its riskiest choices ever by adding comedian Andy Dick to the show. Dick has had several run-ins with the law, including guilty pleas to drug and battery charges in California in 2008. He also was sued by a man in Dallas who charged Dick exposed himself during a performance.
ABC has already announced wide receiver Jacoby Jones of the Super Bowl champion Baltimore Ravens will be on the show. He's known for his end zone dance moves. The new season starts March 18.


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AirGenius 4 Air Cleaner/Odor Reducer
The Honeywell AirGenius 4 Air Cleaner/Odor Reducer with Allergen Intelligence offers outstanding air cleaning performance with Controls that do the Thinking for You.
Featuring the patented QuietClean® ifD® advanced filtration technology, this air cleaner combines some of the best features and technology available into one really smart air cleaner. Capturing 99.9% of particles, both the ones you can see AND the really small microscopic ones you can't see, it circulates the air in a large room (up to 250 sq. ft)¹.
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- Step Parent Adoptions
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For those family law cases that must be litigated, Ashley offers aggressive and smart strategies and methods to achieve just and fair results for her clients and, if the case involves minor children, for their children. To name a few, her litigation skills have yielded: an award of all community property assets to a client on a breach of fiduciary duty argument; success in securing, and defending against, domestic violence restraining orders; 50/50 custody and visitation awards for fathers; prevailing in move-away cases ranging from relocating with a minor child from Los Angeles to San Diego to relocating with a minor child from Los Angeles to the East Coast; and, private divorces for celebrities and other high profile individuals.
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For those family law cases that are likely to be resolved amicably, Ashley offers her clients proven conflict resolution skills. These skills enable parties to achieve agreements that are enforceable and fair without having to waste time and money in court. For parties who have reached an agreement with regard to the terms for their divorce or paternity matters, Ashley will assist them with all the necessary judgment documents and court filings to memorialize their agreements and finalize their matters pursuant to California law.
During law school, Ashley interned with the following: Children's Law Center at Edelman's Children's Courthouse, the Loyola Law School Center for Conflict Resolution, where she gained invaluable skills and training as a mediator, the Central Trials Branch of the Los Angeles City Attorney's Office, where she worked closely with City Attorneys to prepare cases for trial, and, in the Los Angeles Superior Court where she was assigned to the Honorable Michael E. Pastor and the Honorable Kathleen Kennedy-Powell. Judge Kennedy-Powell is well known for presiding over the O.J. Simpson Preliminary Hearing and Judge Pastor has gained recognition over the years for handling a variety of high-profile cases such as those involving Jason Priestley, Cameron Diaz and, most recently, Conrad Murray. Soon after she graduated from law school, Ashley was hired as an associate with Patten, Faith & Sandford, a prestigious San Gabriel Valley law firm for over 40 years, where she took over the respected family law practice of Eric Faith, who had practiced family law in the area for over 30 years and had become a Certified Family Law Specialist. Up until Ashley and her business partner, Tom Hoffman, started Hoffman and Andrews on July 1, 2010 Ashley was mentored by Eric Faith and Lorraine Grindstaff, a well-known and respected class action and appellate attorney.
Ashley thoroughly enjoys practicing family law and continues to attend seminars and legal education courses offered throughout the country to learn new techniques and strategies for assisting her clients. When she is not working at Hoffman & Andrews, she can often be found at the gym working out while reading case law updates and family law treatises. Ashley has experienced how a divorce can have a deleterious effect on those involved and works tirelessly with her clients to minimize the impact of their divorce or paternity actions and, especially, the impact on their children.
- Loyola Law School, Los Angeles, California, 2007, Juris Doctor
- University of California at Davis, Davis, California, 2003, B.A. English, Minor in Philosophy
Continuing Education
- Association of Certified Family Law Specialists Annual Meeting, 2011
- Annual Meeting of the State Bar of California, Family Law Section, 2008 – Present
- Graduate of the 23rd Annual American Bar Association Section of the Family Law Trial Advocacy Institute
Pro Bono Activities
- Methodist Hospital of Southern California's Club 300, Committee Chair
- Pasadena Ronald McDonald House, Vice-Chair, Board of Trustees
- Rotary Club of Monrovia, Member
- Santa Anita Family YMCA, Member, Board of Directors
Parting Words
- You may want to participate in mental health counseling before the start of your divorce or paternity action to build a support system and to get the tools that you will need to manage your emotions.
- Make an appointment for a pre-divorce or pre-paternity action consultation with a family law attorney to discuss options and to gain an understanding of what your particular family law action might entail.
- To the best of your ability, keep accurate records of all assets and debts.
- If possible, avoid letting your spouse or partner keep control of the finances. If you are in this type of situation, before you commence your family law matter, do your best to collect as much information as possible on your spouse's or partner's income, assets and debts because doing so may cut down on attorney and expert fees and costs in the future.
- To name a few, keep in a safe place all e-mails, photographs, text messages, video recordings, letters and cards, and social media posts that may support your position on issues such as community property, separate property and child custody and visitation. Remember that e-mails, texts and social media postings…etc. may be used against you in your family law matter so post carefully and respectfully.
- Minimize conversations with your friends and family members about your divorce. They may give you advice that is inaccurate or not congruent with family law.
- If you feel that you are the victim of domestic violence, call the police immediately! Do not wait until the other person cools down or fall into the trap of thinking this is a one-time event or, worse, that you deserve such treatment. Letting time pass between an incident of domestic violence and when you get help may weaken your case and your ability to get the protection to which you are entitled.
- If you have a child with your spouse or partner, remember that your child is one-half your spouse or partner and if you criticize him or her in front of your child, you are criticizing one-half of your child. Save your criticism of your spouse or partner for your counselor or therapist.
- Remember that you cannot deny the other parent visitation with your child if that parent is not paying child support. If you are in this type of situation, make an appointment to talk with a family law attorney immediately.
- For more information, please visit my family law blawg: http://profile.typepad.com/6p0167694b8679970b.
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Turkey Day happenings on Queen Anne
From appetizers to casseroles to four kinds of pie, at our house Thanksgiving dinner is a nap-inducing gut bomb – and I wouldn't have it any other way. But if you are looking to get your ya-yas out before the food coma sets in, here are a couple of Thanksgiving day activities on and around […] [Read More]
Where did you go, giant Pepsi sign?
Dear Pepsi sign, I admit it; I took you for granted. Yeah, we've been together for years. The red, white and blue rotundity of your form was always beacon to me, situated as you were on the slope of lower Queen Anne. And whenever I caught sight of you, I knew that it was literally […] [Read More]
McClure girls soccer in championship game tonight
The McClure Mavericks will take on TOPS K-8 in the Seattle middle school championship today (November 14). The match kicks off at 4:30 PM and will be played at Memorial Stadium. The Mavs upset the #1 seeded Denny MS last week in a dramatic 3-1 nail biter to clinch a spot in the finals. [Read More]
Robotics festival at Coe Elementary on Saturday, November 12th
The Coe Elementary School robotics team ("CoeBotics") is hosting a robotics exposition on Saturday, November 12th from 9:00 AM – 3 PM in the school gymnasium. The festivities are free and open to the public. They include: • Junior (ages K-2) teams strutting their techy stuff in a judged exposition. • Timed competitions, which are […] [Read More]


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We would like Friends House to be accessible and welcoming to all. The building was constructed in 1926 and its Grade II listing means that there are certain access limitations, however we are committed to doing all we can to ensure your visit is as easy and enjoyable as possible.
There are three designated on-street parking bays for blue badge holders on Endsleigh Gardens.
The main entrance to the Friends House is located at the east end of the building. There is a small garden area in front of the entrance. You can access the entrance and the garden from Euston Road and also from Endsleigh Gardens, which runs parallel to Euston Road along the rear of the building.
The entrance to the building is at a higher level than the adjacent streets and there is a ramp leading to the entrance from both Euston Road and Endsleigh Gardens. These ramped routes are 3800mm wide and have a tarmac surface. There are no handrails.
Alternatively, there are steps with two central handrails from the garden up to the main entrance.
Other entrances: There is also an entrance with 6 steps on Euston Road leading directly to the Large Meeting House (this is only used on certain occasions when we have larger events), and a stepped entrance on Euston Road leading into the new Quaker Centre – this entrance has 8 steps and handrails along both sides, although the steps are quite steep.
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There are three lifts in the building. The two lifts in the ground floor foyer are too small to accommodate a large wheelchair. However, we have a smaller wheelchair available to transfer to, in order to access the Restaurant via the right hand lift at the reception. Please ask if you wish to use this facility. The third lift is larger and provides wheelchair access to the 1st & 2nd levels as required. Please note; the third floor is for staff use only.
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A man killed early Wednesday in a traffic accident on the South Side has been identified as German Ramirez, Jr., 24, according to the Bexar County medical examiner's office.
Ramirez was driving west in the 3100 block of Southwest Military Drive when around 12:45 a.m. he rear-ended an SUV that was stopped at the light at Somerset Road, according to police.
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Tad & Krystal begin to feel like newlyweds; Dre's got a "family secret"; Aidan & Kendall both struggle with guilt; Erica is optimistic that she'll get Jack back; Kendall confesses to Greenlee...and to Derek!
"Is it too late to say Merry Christmas?" Bianca asks, bustling into Fusion, where Babe is working. She's got gifts for Little A. "How are you?" Babe asks. Bianca's answer: "That's a complicated question these days." Babe commiserates. Bianca tells Babe that she and Zoe are not a "thing." "We'll be close friends forever," Bianca says. "but she's still getting used to the idea of being Zoe." Again, Babe commiserates, this time by telling Bianca about her relationship with Richie. She then confesses about her fling with JR. "It's weird isn't it, us talking to each other like friends?" Babe says. Bianca tells Babe that she's grateful for all the hard work that Babe did to keep Kendall from losing Fusion.
In Erica's office at New Beginnings, Adam is agitated and breaks it to Erica that Tad and Krystal have gotten married. Erica advises that Adam should just wait it out, betting that the marriage won't last. "Tad deserves better," she says. Adam, wanting company in his misery, points fingers at Erica's and Jack's relationship, which is hardly peachy. Erica won't let Adam be her downer, though. She says she's optimistic – a reconciliation with Jack is her New Year's resolution. What Erica doesn't know is that at the same time, at the hospital, Julia's being both nurse and therapist to Jack, taking his blood, while at the same time giving advice on how to handle everything that's happened between him and Erica. Meanwhile, at New Beginnings, Erica tells Adam to just let Krystal go. When he says he can't do that, she wishes him luck. "Luck has nothing to do with it," Adam growls as he storms out of the office.
The newlyweds arrive at The Comeback. Tad tries to get Krsytal to take some time off, but she's not interested. They enter the bar, which is packed with cheering supporters. The crowd eggs Tad on to give Krystal a kiss, and he obliges. The crowd cheers and throws confetti on the "lovers." The bar patrons go back to partying and Tad and Krystal get down to business as usual. Tad tries flirting, but falls flat when the unimpressed girl mentions his wife. At the same time, Krystal's getting all gushy sentimental about a bottle of moonshine, thinking about her wedding night with Adam. Tad pours the 'shine down the drain. "I just don't know how to pour Adam Chandler out of my heart," Krystal says.
In Greenlee's hospital room, Kendall confesses: "It was all me, I set you up." She tells Greenlee all about her plot to set her up to "kidnap" Spike. "I wanted you to pay for what I thought you did to my son. I'm sorry," Kendall says. Greenlee looks extremely ticked, but says, "It's not your fault. Not completely. …I was such a fool." They play the blame game a little bit, but Kendall stays the apologetic course and explains that she thought Greenlee was trying to steal Spike again. "We were wrong, both of us," Kendall says, then promises that she will make it up to Greenlee. She vows to get Greenlee out of the trouble she's in with the police. Greenlee says she won't let Kendall fight the fight alone. She wants to be a team again. Kendall is doubtful that they can be friends again, but Greenlee is insistent. "We can win this one together," she says.
In Zach's room, Aidan and Zach talk about getting the girls out of their colossal legal mess. A skeptical Aidan wants Zach to promise that he's going to work to get Greenlee off the hook as well as Kendall. Zach promises that he'll protect both women. First, though, he wants to find Kendall and make sure she doesn't open her mouth and condemn herself. Aidan still suspects that Zach won't protect Greenlee, but Zach reassures him over and over again: "I'm not gonna let her hang…"
Colby, Sean, and the gang are hanging out, eating popcorn, and talking about New Year's Eve. Corrina and Ren are ready for their New Year's gig, but Dre says he can't go. He says he's got "family stuff." Corrina and Ren are disappointed and in his face about it, and Dre blows up, telling them it's got nothing to do with them, so "back the hell off!" Colby tries to get Dre to spill, but before he can say anything, the doorbell rings. Sean opens the door to a very serious-looking guy, who says he's looking for Andre Woods.
Back in Greenlee's room, things are lighter now, and Greenlee tells Kendall how amazing Zach was while they were trapped in the shelter. She tells Kendall how her opinion of Zach has changed. "You guys got really close when you were down there," Kendall says. But Greenlee says she didn't take advantage of him while they were down there. Kendall flashes back to her roll in the hay with Aidan. Greenlee notices that Kendall looks "white as a sheet." Kendall lies and says she was just freaked out, thinking about the two of them in that hole. Greenlee asks about how Aidan handled things while she was in the hole. Kendall responds nervously, talking about how much Aidan loves Greenlee. Greenlee gets all dreamy-eyed about the four of them having double dates and taking trips together, and all Kendall can think about is her indiscretion with Aidan. "No, Greenlee, no," she says. "We can't just be best friends again like none of this ever happened." She goes on to try to convince Greenlee to not forgive her.
Aidan is satisfied with Zach's promise to protect Greenlee. Zach picks up the phone and asks for Dr. Martin in his room ASAP. Zach makes an apology of sorts to Aidan about what he and Kendall did to Greenlee. Aidan tells Zach, "You did a really good job in there, keeping Greenlee alive." But Zach insists that Greenlee kept him alive and declares them now "even." Zach gets a little too close for Aidan's comfort when he starts questioning what Aidan and Kendall did to find him and Greenlee. Aidan, too, flashes back to his and Kendall's moment in bed. Aidan tries to play it off, starts talking about blueprints and maps. Zach tells Aidan how grateful he is that he kept Kendall from being alone while Zach was trapped. Aidan looks very uncomfortable, but is saved by Dr. Joe who comes in just in time.
Back at PV General, Jack reassures Julia that despite the Christmas gathering he and Erica won't be getting back together, now or ever. Julia tells Jack that Erica had made it clear that she wasn't a big fan of Jack and Julia spending time together. Julia says she's still waiting for that special guy to come into her life. Jack says whoever it is will be a lucky guy.
Back at Fusion, Bianca and Babe worry that the many things their children have been through will "mess them up." Babe tells Bianca about Tad & Krystal's wedding. Bianca admires their commitment to their child, and surmises that the reason it didn't work between her and Zoe was because Zoe loved Miranda, but not as a parent would love their child. It's time for Bianca and Miranda to catch their flight back home. She and Babe hug and say their goodbyes.
Back at Colby's house, the gang pretends they've never heard of anyone named Andre. The guy at the door is no-nonsense, saying this is "family business." They tell him that Dre took off and they don't see him anymore and don't know where he went. The scary-looking guy says that Dre's father is looking for him. He hands them a card and they realize he's a private investigator. After he leaves, they yell at Dre to come out of hiding. But Dre is gone...
With the moonshine down the drain, things lighten up a little at The Comeback, and Tad and Krystal commiserate about their frustrations over lack of action in the bedroom. Krystal tells Tad to "eat through it," shoving a sandwich in his mouth, but it doesn't work. Things get a little thick between the two of them and they get giggly. Krystal mentions a big giant pink elephant in the room. Tad suggests they shoot the sucker. Krystal has other ideas and they kiss, a long slow, hot kiss. "I want you to make love to me," Krystal says.
In the hospital corridor, Kendall runs into Hannah, who is bearing gifts for Zach. Kendall tells her to "get the hell out," and threatens to call security. Hannah tells Kendall she's making a big mistake, but she leaves. With Hannah gone, Kendall heads to Zach's room and tells him and Aidan to join her in Greenlee's room. Zach wants to know what's going on, but Kendall won't tell him, asking him to just trust her.
Back at New Beginnings, Bianca and Miranda show up to tell Erica goodbye. Not long after they've left, Erica receives a note. She reads it and smiles. At the same time, in the hospital, Jack receives a note as well. He reads his aloud: "Meet me at the yacht club tonight."
Hannah does a u-turn and drops off her gift for Zach at the reception desk. She indulges in a daydream where she and Zach are kissing and he's thanking her for getting Kendall out of his life.
In Greenlee's room, Kendall won't listen to anything anyone says. Despite Zach's and Aidan's pleas, Kendall won't shut up. Derek enters the room just in time to hear Kendall say, "I'm the one who's guilty."
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Erica tries to woo Jack.
Tad & Krystal get cozy on the couch.
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Best Man Joe's 'Let It Go' Frozen wedding toast snowballs into YouTube hit
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A BEST man from Hull is a YouTube hit after a video of his heartfelt wedding speech racked up more than 300,000 views.
Joey Boyes, 27, decided to surprise his best friend Dominic Clark, 28, by performing his own version of the hit song Let It Go, renamed "Best Man Joe", from the Disney film Frozen during the wedding reception.
Mr Boyes wanted to do something extra special for the bride and groom but the success of the video took everyone by surprise:
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"I can't believe how popular it has been."
The former St Mary's College students have been best friends since they were young and grew up together as Joey lived in Anlaby Park only a short distance from his best friend Dom who lived in Newland Park.
Mr Boyes said: "I've known Dom for my entire life – we were raised together.
"Our parents became friends when they all studied together at the University of Hull, so the wedding felt like a family affair.
Mr Boyes now lives in Saltburn-by-the-Sea, where he runs his own live music venue called Sticky Fingers, and Dom is a solicitor at Gosschalks in Hull.
The inspiration for the song speech came from Dom's new wife Becky Clark, 28, who is a primary school teacher.
Mr Boyes said: "In the past seven years that he has been with Becky, Dom has got to know Disney quite well and I always joke with him about that.
"I'm not particularly a fan of Frozen – I'm more of a Lion King man – but it was the only one that rhymed with Joe."
In fact, Joey had not even seen the hit film until after he performed at the wedding.
"I'm absolutely fed up of hearing it now and after practising it for three months, I didn't even find it funny anymore."
Joey said the video's success might inspire him to do another one in the future.
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"I've worked in hospitality since I was still at school, so it's always been my job to entertain people and make sure they have fun."
The bride and groom are still on their honeymoon in the US and Mexico and Joey thinks they will have a big surprise when they return.
"I know the bride received a few texts from her colleagues about the video but I spoke to the groom yesterday and he didn't seem to have a clue what's been going on.
"We'll have to wait and see how they feel about it.
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The Owls boss was convinced home striker Marvin Elliott fouled his goalkeeper Chris Kirkland as he came off his line to intercept a cross in the build-up to Sam Baldock's goal.
However, referee Darren Deadman allowed the goal to stand and Jones was unable to contain his anger.
"It was a forearm smash by Elliott. Anywhere else on the pitch it would have been a free kick," said Jones. "We had taken everything City could throw at us and all you ask is a fair deal from the match officials.
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"The relegation battle is going down to the wire. But we already knew that before this game."
Jermaine Johnson had fired the away side into the lead in the 36th minute.
Despite creating a number of good chances throughout the match, it looked like City were heading for their 22nd defeat of the season until Baldock's 92nd-minute goal.
The Robins remain bottom of the table, seven points from safety, while Wednesday are only out of the relegation zone on goal difference.


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FORT WORTH- Officials say more than 100,000 fish have died in two golden alga-infested Texas lakes, kills so large that pelicans are apparently flying hundreds of miles from the Gulf Coast to feed.
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department estimates that at least 50,000 fish have died at Possum Kingdom lake in northern Texas. Officials say at least another 68,900 are dead about 90 miles to the southeast in Lake Whitney.
Both lakes are part of the Brazos River system.
A Possum Kingdom fishing guide tells the Fort Worth Star-Telegram he has seen "a couple of hundred" pelicans and presumes they are attracted by wind-driven scents of the dead fish.
A wildlife biologist says the golden alga should clear up as water temperatures rise.
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NCCU men look to step it up at Campbell
Those in N.C. Central's McDougald-McLendon Gymnasium the other night when the Eagles blew out Johnson & Wales got their first look of the season at the Poobie Hustle.
That's the dance Emanuel "Poobie" Chapman and Karamo Jawara do during pregame introductions.
"We practice in the dorm," Chapman said. "We just had to go back in the vault and get a dance move from last year. We're going to step it up for the next game, I promise you."
The Eagles will descend on Campbell, in Buies Creek, this evening (7 p.m., NCCUEaglePride.com).
Chapman will look to build on the milestone he established a week ago against Johnson & Wales, becoming NCCU's all-time leader in assists. The senior from Raleigh's Enloe High School has 410 career assists, surpassing 409 by Michael Wright, who played at NCCU in the early to mid-1980s.
"I'm the one that gets all the glory for it. I'm the one to be up there, but that proves and that shows that I played with a lot of great players," Chapman said.
NCCU coach LeVelle Moton said he's known Chapman since he was born and watched him develop at his basketball camps. The young man is in select company among the fine guards who've come through NCCU, Moton said.
"It's a testament to a kid who had no scholarship offers," Moton said. "He never wooed you athletically and all of those things, but he always won and he could always deliver the ball."
A second-half layup by NCCU forward Jay Copeland gave Chapman the assists record.
Moton: "I told him he would have broken it his sophomore year if he'd played with me."
Moton, NCCU's third all-time leading scorer with 1,714 points, also played high school ball at Enloe.
Chapman mentioned former Boston Celtics guard Nate "Tiny" Archibald and former NCCU guard C.J. Wilkerson as guys who knew how to play the game.
"I'm not in that breath, but that's what I'm trying to get to," Chapman said.
Chapman scored seven points against Johnson & Wales and chipped in two points during a loss in the season opener to Cincinnati. He's attempted nine field goals this season, but Moton said he's OK with Chapman taking more shots.
"He's more than capable of knocking down shots," Moton said. "We'll probably ask him to score and contribute a little more."
NCCU is without 6-7 forward Stanton Kidd, who was the third-leading scorer in the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference a season ago with 14.5 points per game. He transferred to Colorado State.
"With Stanton Kidd leaving, we lost a scorer, of course," Chapman said. "But we also got great guys in. So I'm not going to set out already and say I'm just going to score more this year. That may hurt us. So whatever Coach needs, whatever my teammates need, then that's what I'm going to do."
Among the NCCU newcomers is College of Central Florida transfer Jordan Parks (6-7, 190), a very athletic forward.
When Parks was considering schools and visited NCCU, Chapman hosted him. It was during that trip when Parks learned that Chapman was 10 assists away from the record.
"He was like, 'I'm going to give the rock up,'" Parks said. "I was like, 'You throw it, I'm going to catch it.'"


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Buying the KitchenAid 4-Slice Manual only makes sense if you have a weakness for retro appliance looks, otherwise you'd be better served by cheaper machines which make toast better and faster.
It might look the part of a $500 machine, but the KitchenAid Pro Line didn't toast any better than the $30 Hamilton Beach Classic Chrome Toaster.
The Frigidaire Professional toasts as evenly as any model we tested. It takes the guesswork out of getting your bread to the level of brownness you desire.
Even if you don't expect much from your toaster, you can do better than this.
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The Frigidaire Professional 6-Slice Convection Toaster Oven's stainless steel finish and LCD screen may draw you in, but a major design flaw makes this toaster oven little more than a pretty face.
Lawyers from the Justice Department along with five Democratic senators send letters to the FCC urging it to craft rules that favor smaller players like T-Mobile in next year's spectrum auction.
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each guest got a candy wrapper gift, with sweets inside.
Love this candy wrapper die, and used the perfectly polka dot embossing folder on one side and vanilla smooch spritz.
I found the idea for such great embellishing HERE
I only got in this cute little handbag die in a few weeks ago, so easy to make and put together, and would make fabulous wedding favours, shower favours and so much more.
the side of the bag, antique brads, and seam binding - love them!
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Stamp sets: mixed medley (hostess)
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Sixteen academics, practitioners and military officers from Africa, Europe and the United States will serve as discussion group leaders. Visiting dignitaries will include senior DoD, U.N., and African government officials.
The ACSS is a DoD-sponsored regional center for security studies. Its mission is to engage a mixed group of African civilian and military leaders in a practical academic program addressing civil-military relations, national and regional security strategy, and defense economics. The two-week leadership seminar is designed to focus on future African leaders currently serving as mid-level civilian managers or military officers at the colonel level.
This leadership seminar follows on the success of the center's November 1999 pilot effort held in Dakar, Senegal. The inaugural seminar addressed an audience of general officers and senior civilian policymakers and provided guidance and focus for subsequent events.
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We've been looking back at some of our previous guest surveys to find out what brings our guests back in the summer year after year. Read on and get inspired!
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Liana and Céline from our Resort Team were lucky enough to try out the rafting in Chamonix last week - perfect activity for the heatwave!
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We have only good things to say about Chamonix, the catered ski chalet and the Chamonix All Year team. We had a magical holiday!... More »
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We spent Christmas week in Chamonix at the Ginabelle apartment. From the initial enquiry and booking, subsequent administration and travel to Chamonix, we received lots of information including contact details and arrival information. Marcus's transfers to and from the airport were extremely efficient... More »
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I just wanted to say how great we found your service and how all of our guests that stayed in the apartments and Chalet we booked were impressed with standard of accommodation. Locations were superb and the descriptions were really accurate. Marcus and the taxi drivers went out of their way to turn up on demand... More »
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Thank you to Chamonix All Year for making our Family Christmas one to remember. The personal service, which included a Christmas tree upon our arrival really brightened our week. Thank you. More »
Chamonix All Year Accommodation
Chamonix Accommodation perfect for you
We have a range of accommodation as big as the alps! Choose from catered chalets or self catered chalets and apartments in the Chamonix valley. We have properties all the way from Les Houches to Le Tour, including the towns and villages of Les Praz, Les Bois, Argentière and - of course - central Chamonix!
Chamonix All Year is an established tour operator with over 10 years' experience providing holiday rentals in the Chamonix valley. All of our properties are independently owned and have been selected by us based on our experience of what our guests are looking for from their holiday in Chamonix. Our properties are suited to all budgets and through our search tool you can add your requirements - whether you are looking for a ski chalet near the slopes, log fire, hot tub or wi-fi is important to you, you can pick the perfect property for your holiday to Chamonix.
Our website provides real-time, up-to-date prices and availability which is synchronised with our reservations system, so once you've found an apartment or chalet that you like, you can see straight away if it's free on your dates and book it directly and securely online, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Based on feedback from our guests we are also offering more and more flexible changeover days, for short stays or weekday arrivals which means you might not only grab an accommodation bargain but can capitalise on cheaper weekday flights too, saving you some of your hard-earned pennies to spend enjoying yourself when you get to Chamonix!
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Why choose us?
We are a dedicated team who are passionate about Chamonix, skiing and everything a holiday in the French Alps can offer. We are here to help you find the right property in Chamonix to suit you and the needs of your group. Our Chamonix-based Resort Team are there to greet you on arrival at your accommodation and are available throughout your holiday to help. Whatever you need, whenever you need it, just contact us 24/7.
Here are 7 further reasons
1. Easy to use online search and booking
Our easy-to-use online search and booking service allows you to enter what you require and when, then our website will offer a real-time availability accommodation list. You can then proceed to book your holiday online anytime, 24/7, to find your perfect Chamonix chalet or Chamonix apartment. If you know exactly what you're looking for then you can use our advanced search facility which allows you to search for location and other specifics such as Wi-fi, hot tub and log fire.
2. Flexible holiday times to suit you
We have properties that do change over on a Saturday and Sunday, but due to popular demand we now have lots of our properties that are available for short stays or week day arrivals, so when you search in the brown box on the left hand side of your page, the results will include all of these properties if they are available. If you are flexible with your holiday dates always select '+/- days' in the search box as you will get more options and perhaps a better deal! Especially during inter-season and less busy periods we are happy to be flexible with our holiday changeover days. With flexible dates you can make the most of the cheaper flight options with the airlines too.
3. Big savings with our Accommodation Offers
We've got Accommodation Offers too! Find a bargain or last minute ski or summer holiday by searching our special offer page. This is updated regularly so we are sure you'll find the right Chamonix accommodation at a price you'll love.
4. Packages to take care of your every need
Our packages take all the hassle out of planning your trip to Chamonix. We'll arrange everything from picking you up from the airport to booking your activities, plus we'll pick up your lift passes and bring them to you on arrival, so all you have to do is enjoy yourself! Check out our range of winter packages and summer packages for all budgets and groups, or contact the team if you don't find one that suits you and we'll tailor it for you.
5. First Class service with every booking
We will provide a first class service with everything you need for your holiday to Chamonix, all on one website! Our sales team and Resort Team can help you through every part of your holiday. Whether you need airport transfers to and from Geneva, ski passes, ski hire or summer activities, you can book everything with us on our Chamonix Resort Shop, meaning the Chamonix All Year team are with you every step of the way - from booking your holiday through to welcoming you off the plane and in-resort!
6. Book in Chamonix all year round
Chamonix is not just a winter ski resort! As our name suggests - 'Chamonix All Year' – this alpine town is just as lively in the summer, and offers lots to do and see. If you like Chamonix in the winter, why not enjoy it in the summer too? Enquire about summer accommodation and activities today!
7. Everything you need for a family holiday
Chamonix is the perfect destination for a magical and memorable family holiday, so to help you enjoy it, we've written dedicated sections to travelling with your family, child minding, kids' ski schools and family summer activities. Not only that but when you book your accommodation you can add on extras such as travel cots, high chairs and stair gates, plus child seats on our airport transfers. Or why not remove the hassle completely and book a winter family holiday or summer family package?
Relax - we love Chamonix and we know you will too
Our website provides everything you need for a holiday in Chamonix. Once you've booked your accommodation, you can book a whole range of extras to make the most of your holiday in Chamonix. Our dedicated Resort Shop has 4 sections, allowing you to find everything you need for a holiday in winter or summer. You can book one of our airport transfers, upgrade your trip with one of our guest services or browse the summer shop and winter shop to order lift passes, ski lessons, activities for adults, teens and kids and much more! And if you haven't found what you need, the Resort Team are on hand before you arrive and when you get here to help. Get in touch now by email or phone, or come and meet us at our new central offices when you get to Chamonix.
Airport transfers & minibus service
Get the best prices for Chamonix Airport Transfers, we have now teamed up with www.chamonix-valley-transfers.co.uk. You can also book transport for getting around Chamonix and day trips too at the Chamonix Resort Shop.
Chamonix All Year is pleased to offer a reliable, friendly and personal airport transfer and in-resort minibus service available for all guests. You can book your airport transfer between Geneva and Chamonix online and you can find our range of in-resort transport services on our website. Not only do we offer ski slopes and in-resort shuttles, we have also picked some of the best winter and summer day trips so that you can enjoy Chamonix and beyond.
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Everything you need for your winter ski holiday to Chamonix »
To help you make the most of your winter ski holiday, we offer a convenient lift pass service - pre-book online and we'll deliver them to you when you arrive, direct to your accommodation. Not only that but you can get up to 20% off your ski hire with one of our partners. Booking ski lessons is also simple with our ski school information guides which give you a complete breakdown, just choose the best option for you then book and pay securely online. Off-piste lovers should definitely book a guide to ski the Vallée Blanche - it's not to be missed! - and non-skiers will love our selection of the best activities off the piste, as well as our favourite day trips. Get inspired for your trip!
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For summer holidays in Chamonix we can also arrange, purchase and deliver your Chamonix lift passes and help you to experience some of the unmissable summer activities in Chamonix which include: paragliding, white water rafting and rock climbing to name a few. Families travelling with younger kids don't need to miss out on the excitement either, as our Family Activity Guide shows. You can also hire your mountain bikes through us too and receive a lovely 10% discount. Our summer day trips allow you to explore Chamonix and beyond even if you didn't bring a car with our friendly team of drivers.
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Upgrade your holiday with some of our added-value extras - after all, you're on holiday! Book a housekeeper and put your feet up, or ask the team to stock the cupboards with essential groceries before you arrive. Our flexible catering services can be booked for a week or ad hoc and as well as ski and bike hire discounts, our guests can benefit from a range of special offers, courtesy of our partners. So why not treat yourself?
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Re: Pedal ranking - Light to Heavy Feel
changing the beaters on any pedal changes the feel..
now.. longboards are going to naturally feel lighter and faster...
but on pedals like the axis al-2 (not the x) and the demon drives you can adjust the VDL or the "power/feness" setting which change the leverage.
this can make these pedals FAR faster and lighter FEELING than the others. Not sure what other pedals have this. even moving your beaters up or down. adding weights, springs. distance from skin all that stuff change it.
after playing axis for years and demons for half a year now i had a 9000 for about 2 months. hated it. could not dial it in. springs, distances, everything. felt to heavy and slow for me.. but I'm used to longboards with a forwarder beater. I do have another buddy who found them heavy too...... I found the 5000's pretty close to my IC that i had for years........ but i used big wood beaters on the IC.
beater distance makes a bigger difference than people think for this too... if your beaters are 2 inches away.. it will feel light with your springs maxed... if your beaters are 180 degrees.. your springs could be next to off and it would be hard to hit the skin.
its best to learn how your pedals work, how you like your settings and feel.. then find a pedal that can achieve that. I prefer light fast pedals that hit hard and i can do heel toe on... so that leaves me axis or demons. maybe tricks but I'm not putting a deposit on them incase i hate em
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