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Very good service. But found it slightly overpriced as compared to local rates.
Hassan M Pakistan
It was once again a good experience with Viator.
FRITZIE D Australia
Absolutely breathtaking once you are on the cable car. That is definitely the highlight of this tour. It was great!
sian682 Australia
Great views. Lovely ride very smooth. Oriental village is full of junk gifts.
The ride itself was amazing, and we were lucky to have timed it so that we rose through the early morning mist into brilliant sunshine at the top.
However, our hotel the Berjaya, was only 10 minutes walk away from the cable car, so hotel pick up was not worth paying for.
Was ok but sky bridge was closed for repairs so was not worth the price paid
Excellent view of the area! However, the bridge was closed. That should have been mention to us before and we should not have paid full price for something that wasn't included.
We were collected from the hotel by taxi and continued to the cable car,the cable car should not be missed
A bit cloudy on our cable car ride, but still worth it. Nice to get a good overall view of the island.
Good Tour but it was extremely busy and the wait was very long to even get onto the cable car. There is an express Lane and with the limited time we had, it would have been nice to have the option of upgrading to "Express".
Bad weather, low cloud cover, no visibility-but a very spooky atmosphere which made it enjoyable
Just like a taxi ! Hotel- cable car stn.
Member is only me.
Viator side of things were absolutely great! However, we had 3 different people from the actual tour company confirming that our pickup time. All saying different times. Once picked up at 10am, our "guide" literally said nothing the whole entire drive. Only when prompted would he respond, generally with 1 or 2 words. When we finally got to the Cable Car Oriental Village, he just pointed to where we should be going. I asked him for more information and he just gave us the two coupons basically. I would suggest that such a professional outfit such as Viator change local tour provider. Just some feedback that I know you would appreciated. Please do not hesitate to contact me should you need anything else.
There was miscommunication as we arrived on a Saturday night and the company wasn't open on the Sunday to discuss that we didn't need a shuttle as we were just staying down the road from the cable car. On the day of the tour we walked to the cable car and rang the company when they were open and explained that we were waiting there for the rest of the tour. She said the tour company has left a message with our hotel but we never got it. Regardless, when the tour man arrived he shook our hands, brought two tickets for the cable car and left. This was given to us as a honeymoon gift and was definitely not worth the money paid for it- over $100- Even if we did end up catching the shuttle.
Our guide was no more than a taxi ride to the cable car. We weren't given express tickets so had to queue for ages with all the locals. Would have been better off doing this ourselves
May as well get a taxi.
This was not a tour! He simply drove us there,bought our tickets and left.. We also had to pay extra for coming to the Andaman resort. We could of easily got a driver if we needed one.
Tour guide left us at entrance with the tickets, did not explain anything, and the waiting time to enter the cable car was 1 hour.
Ian H Singapore
I feel I am misleading readers by giving this trip one-star. It is an absolutely scam and a total rip off.
Where it went wrong:
1)The "tour guides" turned up 30minutes late and then stated that as it was a holiday the queues would be very long when we reached the cable car.
2)The van we had booked for our party had broken down so we had two beat-up small saloon cars with bad air-con.
3)The "tour guides" spoke very little English and did not provide any useful information in the 20 minute drive across Langkawi. Even when I requested some commentary or asked questions they were met with monosyllabic replies. When I complained that they were effectively local drivers rather than the "advertised tour guides" it was too hard to surmount the language barrier.
4)You then get dumped at the (long) queue for the cable car by the drivers who then advise that for another USD20 each you can get a VIP pass and avoid the queue, They then disappear with the money and miraculously soon you have some badges which allow you past the locals.
5)You then are told what time your driver will take you (again silently) back to the hotel.
Everyone should avoid this tour like the plague and I'm very disappointed with Viator as my previous experiences have all been very positive.
Anwar Kamal S Saudi Arabia
We were expecting something better. The tour guide was actuall a local driver with a very little abiltiy to talk English. In fact there was no tour guide because the drive left us alone from the parking. He was not even wearing safety belt during driving and when asked, he said not needed?? (strange traffic rules in Langkawi).Due to bad weather nothing was visible at the top. Infact we spent more time in the transitiional stop because nobody told us that there was one more upward drive ffor cable car. The driver asked us to come within 1 hour and we finished whole tour in just two hours. In our way back to hotel, he stopped us at wrong KFC which was too far from our hotel (Wstin).We asked him to stop the one at jetty point. It was a total disappointing tour by all means in Langkawi which have lots of fun and attractions otherwise
Nicole F Australia
Disappointing- weather not suitable for cable car, so driver took us to other sites we had already visited or were not interested in. No refund offered.
The oriental village is a manufactured "village" with a main purpose to trap tourists with expensive and repetitive knick-knacks and souvenirs. The cable car is not guaranteed to go up the mountain - sometimes the wind is too strong. So be prepared to sit around and wait to see if it will go or not.


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You might discover that your spouse has hidden bank accounts. Collect or make copies of any documents relating to those accounts such as statements, deposit slips and canceled checks. Make sure you turn the copies over to your attorney and get advice on how to proceed. There's a very good chance you'll be given a share of the accounts in the property division.
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Stop a Potential Disaster. As soon as possible, remove your spouse's name from any individual credit account where you've made your spouse an authorized user, meaning your spouse can use the account to buy things. Your spouse may run up the debt before the divorce is final.
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He has even heard people complain about the price of tickets bought from scalpers outside. ''I mean, you're not even supposed to buy tickets from scalpers,'' he said. ''If they paid $500 for tickets to some guy walking around outside the stadium, it's not really our problem, but you've got to keep a face on and . . . act.''
He handles diverse situations, from taking care of seating problems and offering directions, to helping entertainers slip out of the complex. He even gained the nickname Snowplow after Michael Jordan used him to push through a crowd of autograph seekers after a Chicago Bulls game.
''I felt these big hands; then I could smell his cologne,'' Mr. Jacques said. ''I turned around and saw this huge guy in an Armani suit, and he just said, 'Go.' ''
One day he hopes to be on the other side.
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''There are ups and downs to this job,'' said Sam DiPalma, pasting back his graying hair before greeting some of the first guests of the night into his V.I.P. elevator at the Continental Arena, where his has controlled the buttons for most of the last nine years.
Mr. DePalma, 55, has worked at the Meadowlands for 14 seasons, first as an usher, then as an elevator man. He calls the stint a form of meditation, noting that he still teaches seventh grade math during the day. ''I do this for a break,'' he said. ''I know everybody, and everybody's like family. It's relaxation after all the stress with the kids at school.''
But he also sees a lot of his former students, many of whom pop by to say hello and keep him up to date on their lives. He's there more than not, even working on his birthday this year.
''They put me up on the scoreboard for my birthday,'' he said. ''And if I miss a day, people come in saying, 'Where's Sam?,' asking whether I'm O.K., or sick. It's nice.''
Mr. DePalma took the job to make extra money while his children were growing up. A big soccer fan, he got the idea of working for the Meadowlands after taking his young sons to Giants stadium for Cosmos soccer games. ''Ushering was the ticket,'' he said. ''That way I got to watch the games while I worked.''
Both his sons followed his footsteps and worked as ushers once they were old enough. Frank, 27, left this year to take a job as an accountant, but Robert, 24, still juggles several shifts a month over his day job as an industrial engineer.
''We've been coming here so long that I'm a grandpa now,'' Mr. DePalma said as one customer greeted him with a handshake and another let loose a soliloquy of how ''Sam is the cornerstone'' of the Meadowlands whose departure would ''shut the place down.''
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Eleven years ago, Michelle Brown came to the Meadowlands with a mission. She was 21 years old, 6 feet tall, in nursing school and single. She liked sports. And, more important, she liked men.
''So I took a job as a security guard,'' she explained with a smile before going out to walk her Thursday beat in the women's lounge at the Continental Arena. ''I mean, it's a sports complex, right? There's hockey, basketball, football and racing. I figured I was bound to meet someone.''
She has, of course, although that is not what has kept her coming back nightly, past her 32d birthday and well into a daytime career of handling claims and billing for an anesthesiologist. After all, most of her close contact has been with ''cranky old guys smoking cigars,'' teen-age brawlers and other ne'er-do-wells, none of which were good marriage prospects and some of whom proved dangerous.
Four weeks into the job, her elbow was shattered when she tried to quell a fight involving four men, three of them drunk. ''People thought I wouldn't have the nerve to come back, but I did,'' she said, adding that the bone took nearly six months to repair.
Other days, she's had to pull youngsters out of the beer line and save patrons whose shoelaces caught in one of the escalators. Ushers have been protected from the slurs of abusive drunks; people stealing toilet paper have been chased out of restrooms, and men wandering into the wrong restroom looking for women have been discouraged.
The scene might turned many women off from the job, but to Ms. Brown it's become surprisingly appealing. It's a nice change after sitting in a seat all day with medical terminology and complex financial statements filling her mind. At the Meadowlands, she's on, eyes darting across the crowds, mind keeping a vigil on the line that patrons must not to cross.
''It's the hustle and bustle,'' she said, eyes brightening. ''It's never seeing the same people twice and being ready to handle any situation.''
''Don't mess with me,'' she added with a stern finger. ''I'm good.''
Photos: Michelle Brown, security guard, and Sam DePalma, elevator operator, say they like their work. (Photographs by Ozier Muhammad/The New York Times)


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Is Jessica Simpson not just pregnant but could she already be about six or seven months along?
New photos emerged of Jessica Simpson looking – yet again – very much knocked up. The photography team that took these photos weren't just boldly stating that they were of a "very pregnant Jessica Simpson" but that they seem to think that Jessica is already six or seven months pregnant. Also, check out the roots on Jessica. It looks as if she is taking that "don't dye your hair while pregnant" thing pretty seriously.
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Jessica Simpson 1 of 6Check out how that necklace falls, doesn't it seem it is resting on a baby belly?
Jessica Simpson 2 of 6If she is trying to hide a baby bump, wearing a black maxi dress is sure the way to do it.
Jessica Simpson 3 of 6You can totally see a bit of a belly here.
Jessica Simpson 4 of 6So if she is indeed pregnant, she really should just come out with the news!
Jessica Simpson 5 of 6Jessica, even though she (could) be very much pregnant, that's not stopping her from going to meetings.
Jessica Simpson 6 of 6How far along do you think she is?
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There is great irony in growing up. And by great, I mean sizeable, not good. Take, for just one example, the problem of breakfast.
When you are young, you are taught that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and therefore 1.) needs to be eaten, and 2.) needs to be healthy. As a kid, you neither believe this nor particularly care about it, and long for the day when you can eat anything you want (say, pie) for breakfast . . . if you eat breakfast at all.
But when you finally reach adulthood, and have nobody to tell you that you must eat breakfast or that it must be healthy, you arrive at a sort of elaborate problem, the framework for which has been carefully constructed over the course of 20+ years and can't just be dismantled. As an adult, you've arrived at the reluctant (if skeptical) conclusion that breakfast is the most important meal of the day, and that as such, it should be eaten and should probably be healthy. And all your childhood dreams of guiltlessly eating sweets for breakfast are dashed to smithereens. Cruelty.
My personal solution for this is almond butter. Almond butter can be purchased in multiple forms from practically anywhere you can buy peanut butter now, but if you want the best-tasting stuff, you need to get it fresh-ground. And if you happen to be into Googling your food (yeah, I do that), you'll discover that fresh-ground almonds have become a controversial topic in recent years, making for a fabulous morning read.
I grew up eating fresh-ground peanut butter. I never even knew peanut butter came in a "creamy" option until I was a teen, because my mom always purchased ours from the health food store. Then she mixed it with local honey and put it on crackers for lunch. It was like eating candy for lunch. So much tastier than all the other kids' boring PB&J's. And such a disappointment when, at the age of 15, my first recognized food allergy showed up and was: peanuts. Not a severe allergy. There was no hospitalization, but if I wanted to walk up a flight of stairs without being out of breath, it was no more peanut butter for me.
Fortunately, before too long, the place we shopped at was carrying a fresh-ground almond butter option as well, and the nut-butter-and-honey favorite was back in my life.
Interestingly enough, in researching the nutritional value of almond butter this week, I came across a lawsuit of which I was previously unaware. It turns out, the USDA ruled in 2008 that almonds grown in the U.S. must be pasteurized, either chemically or by exposure to high heats, in an effort to eliminate any potential of salmonella after an outbreak was tenuously linked to some contaminated nuts in 2004. Therefore, any truly raw almond products you can currently find (even in "local" markets) are actually imported from out of the country. And if your almond butter doesn't specify that it was heat-treated in some way, there's a reasonable chance it may have been fumigated.
Locally grown almonds labeled as "raw" are likely to be chemically pasteurized. For those of us whose bodies really enjoy being picky and freaking out over previously innocuous foods, this poses a significant concern. Both in terms of health and of health diagnostics, since it can be very difficult to discern (once ill) whether it is a specific food you're reacting to, or a particular treatment of that food.
Since 2008, there has been an uphill lawsuit by American almond farmers against the USDA regarding this ruling. The most recent updates state that, last August, a Federal Appeals Court overruled a lower court's ruling that the farmers had no case, and so the suit may continue. I like this for many reasons, not the least of which is that my breakfast this morning makes me feel like I am part of a TV miniseries in the "legal drama" genre.
Returning to the subject of breakfast, I did successfully marry my youthful longing for junk food with my adult belief that health food is better for me, by making almond butter cookies (take a reliable peanut butter cookie recipe, cut back the sugar, and sub almond butter). I am deeply convinced that things like "cookies for breakfast" is one of the highlights that makes growing up actually worth the trouble. And, having managed to skirt the mandatory "grown up" guilt by making cookies that are pretending to be healthy, I am now studiously ignoring the fact that I don't know whether the label on the almond bin detailed how they were processed, choosing to believe that ignorance will save me if these almonds weren't just roasted.
But I now know to look for next time, and I have an epic tale to follow regarding my food. No back of a Raisin Bran box can beat that!
To read more about the almond controversy or follow its development, check out the Cornucopia Institute's "Authentic Almond Project."
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Sorcha Nic Cormaic is the Sinn Féin Councillor for Dundrum on Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council. Sorcha studied Classical Civilisation and Philosophy in UCG and completed a Higher Diploma in Education in UCD in 2005. Sorcha is a member of a number of committees on the council including, Operations, Procedures & Protocols (deals with standing orders of council business among other things), the Dublin & Dun Laoghaire Education & Training Board. As part of this Sorcha is on the board of the following 3rd level institutions, IADT (Dun Laoghaire Institute of Art and Design), Dundrum College of Further Education, Stillorgan Senior College.
Sorcha's vision for her local area is to encourage as much community participation and politicisation as possible. She would like to facilitate and empower local communities to be involved in their own governance.
Education is also an area of importance for her. Sorcha is a primary school teacher, with an expertise in Special Educational Needs. She is also involved on the boards of various colleges of further education and on the education and training board. Education is one of the most important tools for ensuring young people reach their potential, and as such must be supported.
Contact details
Telephone: 086-4611637
Email:[email protected]
Chris Curran is the Sinn Féin public representative for Glencullen/Sandyford in Dublin South and LGBT officer. Chris, a resident of Levmoss in the Gallops, is a member of the Save Stepaside Garda Station Committee which campaigned against Labour and Fine Gael's decision to do away with this vital community facility. Chris is a member of the Levmoss/Mimosa management committee and of the Luas Green Line Community Forum.
In 2012, Chris founded the Jack Crowe Memorial Dublin Mountain Challenge: a walk across the Dublin Mountains from Tallaght to Barnacullia, as well as a founder of the Three Rock Trekkers Walking Club.
On a voluntary basis, Chris is a member of an LGBT community group, based in Outhouse providing a listening, support and information service on a wide range of issues affecting the LGBT community.
Cllr Shane O'Brien is the Sinn Féin councillor for Killiney/Shankill on Dún Laoghaire- Rathdown County Council. Shane is a member of a number of committees on the council including the Corporate Policy Group and Regional Health Forum ( HSE ). Cllr O'Brien wishes to ensure that the needs of those living, working or visiting Dun Laoghaire are met in a socially, economically and environmentally sustainable & equitable manner.
Contact details:
Phone: 0864611639
Email: [email protected]
Councillor Daithí Doolan is a member of the James Connolly Cumann in Ballyfermot, Dublin. Daithí was first elected to Dublin City Council in 2004 and represents the Ballyfermot Drimnagh area.
Daithí is a member of a number of committees on Dublin City Council including the Housing Strategic Policy Committee, the Local Joint Policing Committee and the Citywide Joint Policing Committee. Daithí is also the Chair of the Council's Local Community Development Committee, a multi-agency committee responsible for developing and implementing a community development and economic development plan for the city.
In addition to his work on Dublin City Council, Daithí is part of the Ballyfermot Local Drugs Task Force, he is the Sinn Féin rep on Right 2 Water committee and he is on the board of the local community centre in Drimnagh. Daithí's aim as local elected representative is to help create a sustainable community that is active and that makes decisions that to improve the quality of life for all families living in the area.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone: 086 3888 152
Email: [email protected]
Constituency office: 347 Ballyfermot Road, D10.
Monday-Friday 10am-3pm
Clinics every Friday:
10.30am Ballyfermot Resource Centre
1pm Orchard Centre, Cherry Orchard.
2pm Claddagh court community room.
Councillor Greg Kelly is a member of the Charlie McGlade Cumann in Drimnagh, Dublin. Greg is a member of Dublin City Council and represents the Ballyfermot/Drimnagh area. Greg is a member of a number of the Arts strategic policy committee within Dublin City. At a local level he is part of the Canal Communities Partnership, the Canal Drugs Task Force, the Ballyfermot partnership, the Mid-Leinster Regional Health forum, the St Michael's Regeneration Board, Drimnagh Integrated Monitoring Committee, St Michael's School Board and the St John Bosco FC officer board. Greg's vison for the local area is that the community will get the support they need. The community of Ballyfermot/Drimnagh has seen the worst of the cuts and Drimnagh in particular has missed out in funding over the years. There is no swimming pool/leisure centre or library and these things have to be addressed.
Contact Details and Clinics:
Mobile: 0872313752
Email: [email protected]
Clinic Times:
Monday 7-8 St John Bosco Youth Club, Davitt Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12
Tuesday 1-2 Inchicore Sports and Community Centre, Inchicore, Dublin 8
Friday 12.30-1.30 Bluebell Community Centre, Bluebell, Dublin 12
Noeleen Reilly lives in Poppintree with her husband Michael. She holds a BCommerce degree from University College Dublin. She is a qualified chartered accountant and a member of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants.
She has been a member of Sinn Féin since 2000 and was elected to Dublin City Council for the Ballymun Ward on the first count in May 2014. She has since been elected a member to the Economic Development and Enterprise and Finance and Emergency Services Strategy Policy Committees. As well as Ballymun Civic Alliance she also sits on the Ballymun/Whitehall Partnership, Ballymun Drugs task force, Axis Community Arts Resource Centre, Dublin City Council Audit Committee and North East Regional Health Forum. She was recently elected chair of the Health Services committee for North Eastern committee.
She has also been an activist in many community projects. At the moment she is treasurer of Ballymun Tidy Towns.
Contact Details:
Telephone 087 6336233
Email [email protected]
Cathleen Carney Boud was born in to a large family with roots in North Dublin and lives in Ballygall with her husband, originally from Glasnevin, and their three children. A law student of Trinity College, Cathleen believes equality in education is the key to a brighter future for all of the children of our nation.
Cathleen was elected to Dublin City Council in 2014. She and her colleagues have since secured a reduction in Local Property Tax, campaigned against water charges, highlighted the housing crisis, and protected Moore Street. Cathleen is on the Education Training Board, local school boards, the Joint Policing Committee and the Planning & International Relations SPC.
Cathleen Carney Boud is standing in the General Election with a promise to abolish the water charges and the Local Property Tax. Cathleen is also committed to tackling the housing crisis and providing a fairer tax system that aims to create a more equal society.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone: 087 3817242/ 01 834 7674
Email [email protected]
Mondays 10.30 to 12.30 at Finglas Sinn Féin constituency office
Mícheál Mac Donncha has been a member of Dublin City Council since 2011. He is a long-serving member of Sinn Féin at local, Dublin and national level. He was editor of An Phoblacht, the Sinn Féin newspaper, from 1990 to 1996. In 1997 he was appointed political advisor to Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin, then the sole Sinn Féin TD in the Dáil. He was political manager of Sinn Féin's Dáil team from 2002, as well as advising Deputy Ó Caoláin on the Health & Children portfolio, for which Deputy Ó Caoláin was the party's spokesperson. From 2011 to 2014 he was Cathaoirleach of the City Council's Finance Committee. At local level he was heavily involved in the campaign for a just resolution for the former residents of the Priory Hall apartments in Donaghmede. He has lived in Kilbarrack since 1972 and has been involved in the community there over many years. Mícheál was re-elected to the City Council in 2014. He is a founder member of the Council's Moore Street Advisory Committee and has long campaigned to save this historic street with its 1916 Rising heritage. Is Gaeilgeoir é Mícheál agus is minic a bhíonn sé ag labhairt ar na meáin cumarsáide Ghaeilge ar son Sinn Féin.
Contact details:
Telephone 086 102 1945
Email [email protected]
Larry O'Toole is councillor for Dublin City Council and represents the Beaumont Donaghmede ward. Larry was first elected to the council in 1999 and is a member of the Transport and the Finance strategic policy committees. He is also a member of the Dublin City Joint Policing Committee and is on the board of CDETB.
Contact details and clinic times:
Telephone: 0868541940.
[email protected]
Clinic times/ contact times
Darndale Village Centre Wednesday mornings 10 - 11am. or by appointment.
Denise Mitchell is a Sinn Féin councillor for the Beaumont Donaghmede Ward. On Dublin City Council, she is a member of the environment strategic policy committee. Denise was brought up in the constituency and she still lives there with her husband Alan and young family.
Living in the area she sees first-hand the great work being done by sports clubs, youth services, community groups etc. She would like improved recognition and support for such groups. Denise's vision for her area are improved parks, pathways, measures to tackle illegal dumping, and a safe environment for children and elderly.
Contact details and Clinic times
Telephone 0868802768.
Email [email protected]
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Councillor Séamas McGrattan was co-opted onto Dublin City Council in January 2008 and was re-elected in both the 2009 and 2014 local elections. He represents the new Cabra/Finglas ward. He has been a member of Sinn Féin since 2001 and is the Sinn Féin group leader on Dublin City Council.
Séamas is heavily involved in his local community and is on the Board of Cabra for Youth, The Cabra Community Policing Forum and the Cabra/Finglas Local Drugs Task Force. He is also Secretary of Naomh Fionnbarra GAA Club.
He has been on the Arts, Culture and Leisure Strategic Policy Committee of Dublin City Council since he was first elected and has been the Chair of the Council's Sports Committee from 2011 until the present Day. He is also a member of the Protocol and Commemorative Naming Committee and has recently been elected Chair of the North West Area Joint Policing Committee.
Contact Details and Clinics:
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 087-7848153
Clinic Times:
Wednesday and Friday from 10am to 12.30pm in the Cabra Sinn Fein office, 58 Fassaugh Avenue, Cabra West
Anthony Connaghan is a member of the Clarke/Smith/Doherty Cumann in Finglas, Dublin. Anthony was elected to Dublin City Council in 2011 and represents the Finglas Cabra ward. Anthony is a member of a number of committees within DCC including the Housing Strategic Policy Committee, Innovative Housing Solutions sub-committee, Sports sub-group committee and Dublin Northwest Joint Policing Committee. Anthony was born and reared in Finglas and being strongly influenced by many positive role models it frustrates him to see Finglas being reported on negatively in the media and through people's perceptions. He wants to ensure that Finglas becomes known for its positives and would like to see Finglas viewed as a thriving community within a greater Dublin Community. A community with a good social mix where people would be proud to call home, come visit and/or do business.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone: 087-2376762/ 01-8347674
Email: [email protected]
Office Postal: Unit 6 Poppintree Mall, Finglas Village, Dublin 11
Clinic times/ contact times- Thursday mornings 10-12
Councillor Emma Murphy is a member of the Carroll/Ashe Cumann in Cabra, Dublin. Emma was elected to Dublin City Council in May 2014 and represents the Cabra/Finglas area. Emma is a member of the strategic policy committee on Arts, Culture, Sports, Leisure & Recreation in Dublin City Council. Emma is also part of the association of Irish Local Government, the Tolka Area Partnership, the Finglas Youth Resource Centre and Finglas/Cabra Local Drug Task Force. Emma's main goal is to try and encourage the participation of young people and women in the area in the political process.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone: 085 8409140
Email: [email protected]
Constituency Office: 58 Fassaugh Avenue, Cabra, Dublin 7
Monday- Finglas Sinn Féin Office- 10am-12pm
Thursday- Cabra Sinn Féin Office 10am-12pm
(For other times, contact via mobile/email or Sinn Féin office)
Cllr Ciaran O Moore comes from deep rooted Republican family, his grandparents were Esther Wisley and Sean O' Moore. Ciaran has lived in Raheny for the past 35 years, over the years Ciaran has been deeply involved in the community from the local GAA club, to the board of managements in St Bridget School and Scoil Ide. Ciaran was also on the resident's board of St Anne's Residents Association. On a broader basis Ciaran is a former employee of Aer Lingus was chairperson of the negotiation committee of Aer Lingus for many years. Ciaran has a vast experience working for people's rights as he was a trade union shop Stewart and a delegate to Dublin Traders Council .Currently Ciaran is a Board of the Royal Victoria Eye and Ear Hospital Dublin North East Regional Health Forum and the Protocol Committee.
Contact details
Mobile: 086 3587392
Email: [email protected]
Born and raised in Dublin, Cllr Críona Ní Dhálaigh has served on Dublin City Council since 2006. The largest party on Dublin City Council, she is the Party Whip for the Sinn Féin Group. She represents one of the most disadvantaged constituencies in the country. She has a passion for housing and community regeneration. She serves on three major housing regeneration boards
She is chairperson of Dublin City Council's Strategic Policy Committee on Housing and a member of the Planning and International Affairs Strategic Policy Committee.
She has worked to ensure family friendly housing and was a member of the City Council sub-committee that successfully improved the planning guidelines for apartments. She has lead the charge on ensuring social clauses become core elements of all council tendering process.
She has highlighted the damage done by drugs and anti-social behaviour. Criona sits on the Dublin City Joint Policing Committee and is also a member of the South Inner City Local Drugs Task Force and a board member of the Donore Community Drug Team.
Críona is the chairperson of Crumlin College of Further Education and a board member of the Dublin City Education and Training Board
Críona is a Gaelgeoir (Irish speaker) and a champion of Irish language rights. She has worked for Conradh na Gaeilge and Comhar na Muinteoirí Gaeilge
Contact Details:
Telephone: (01) 625 9320 Mobile: 087 9958949
Email: [email protected]
Ray McHugh is a Councillor for Crumlin-Kimmage and was elected on to Dublin City Council in May 2014. He is a member of a number of different committees on the council including the Protocol Committee, the Dublin City Council Transport Committee and the Mid Leinster Regional Health Forum Dublin. Ray is on a number of boards including Our lady's Children's Hospital Crumlin and the Rathmines/Pembrook Partnership. He is also a member of the Dublin 12 Drug/Alcohol Task Force.
Contact details and Clinic times: Every Thursday 6-7pm Over Hanrathy solicitors, beside the Four Roads Pub Sundrive Rd Crumlin
The First Monday of the Month 9/30- 10/30 Dublin City Council area office Crumlin Village.
Councillor Janice Boylan is Sinn Féin's North West Inner City Representative. Janice is a Mum to two young boys and she was born and raised in O'Devaney Gardens as part of a family of street traders, with her mother still working on Moore Street.
She joined Sinn Féin because she believes the party offers a real alternative for change in Ireland: a party of the people, to deliver equality, jobs, prosperity, and most of all – hope, for all of the people of Ireland.
Janice has been involved in campaigns and projects for better housing, summer projects and for proper facilities for Smithfield Boxing Club. She is supporting people who suffered the scourge of drug addiction which ravaged communities. As well as running her advice centre in the community, she attends Policing Forum Meetings and residents' committee meetings.
Contact details and clinic times:
Telephone: (01) 727 7102
Mobile: 085 2241322
Email:[email protected]
Office Address:
58 Fassaugh Avenue, Cabra West, Dublin 7.
Clinics times are, in the Cabra office:
Monday 2pm-4pm
Friday 10am-12am
Gaye Fagan from East Wall, Dublin.Gaye has a long association with the area and attended school in St. Joseph's and sang in the Rising Stars. She has been involved in the Parents' Association of St. Joseph's Co-ed., has undertaken voluntary work for the East Wall Residents' Association and is an administrator on the very popular East Wall Community and Diaspora Facebook page.
Gaye is a lifelong activist on community issues and is passionate about equality and fairness. East Wall and the North Inner City are more than just home to Gaye, it's in her blood and this is one of the reasons she has decided to turn to politics. For far too long East Wall, North Strand and Sheriff Street have been forgotten, overlooked and ignored.
Gaye knows only too well the problems the area needs to deal with and her campaign will focus on cleaning up the area, the issue of local flooding and of course local employment.
Contact details and Clinic times:
Telephone 0892086125
Email [email protected]
Clinic locations
Sean O' Casey Community Centre, St. Mary's Road, East Wall
Last Wednesday of each month 6pm - 7pm
60 Amiens Street, Dublin 1.
1st and 3rd Wednesday of each month 6pm – 7.30 pm
Chris has been actively involved in community development work in the Dublin Bay South constituency for over sixteen years, working with residents associations, environmental groups, charities and local community projects.
He is an active member of a number of local sports clubs and is a founding member of the 'Friends of the Grand Canal' and a volunteer team leader with the 'Inner City Helping Homeless' group.
Chris has been involved in international activism since his teenage years and has long campaigned on matters relating to overseas aid and development, inequality and injustice throughout the world. He has been particularly active on matters relating to Palestine, Tibet, Nicaragua and Gambia.
Chris topped the poll in the 2014 elections to Dublin City Council for the Pembroke-South Dock area and was first elected to the Council in 1999 to represent the Pembroke electoral area.
He is a member of the Council's Housing Committee and the South Inner City Drugs Task Force. Chris previously served as a TD from 2007 until 2011 and was convenor of the Dáil's Finance Committee. He holds a BA in Community and Youth Work from NUI Maynooth.
Contact details:
Phone: 087-2851515
E-mail: [email protected]
Post: Members' Room, City Hall, Dublin 2
Clinic times:
Last Wednesday of every month:St. Andrew's Resource Centre, Pearse Street @ 7pm
Last Thursday of every month:
Ringsend/Irishtown Community Centre @ 6pm SAYS Youth Club, Cuffe Street @ 8pm
Other times, dates and locations available by appointment.
Malachy Quinn is a councillor for Balbriggan on Fingal County Council. Malachy is a member of a number of committees within Fingal County Council including the Joint Policing Committee and the Housing Committee. Malachy's vision for his area is to promote the economic and tourism potential of Fingal as the gateway to the Eastern seaboard of the Island. He believes North Fingal can provide rural living with urban opportunities.
Contact details and clinic times:
Phone- 0876727637
Email- [email protected]
Contact times
4.00pm to 8pm Mon- Thurs
11am-3pm - Saturday
Natalie Treacy was elected as a Sinn Féin Councillor for the Castleknock area in May 2014. She attended Blakestown Community School and went on to attain a diploma in supervisory management from NCI. Natalie is a representative on the Safer Blanchardstown Policing Forum. Natalie serves on the board of management at Mountview & Fortlawn community campus, while working full time in Sinn Féin's constituency office in Corduff. She has recently been appointed to the board of Draíocht, Local Community and Development Committee (LCDC), Transport Strategic Policy Committee (SPC), Water and Environment SPC and the Joint Police Committee and is looking forward to representing all groups in her area through these new committees.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone 0851285493
Email [email protected]
Every Thursday 11.00am-1.30pm in Corduff Constituency Office
Tuesday 3.30pm-4.30pm in Mountview Community Centre
Daire Ní Laoi is a member of Fingal County Council representing the areas of Howth Malahide, and Fingal County Council. Daire is a member of a number of committees including the County Heritage Forum, Special Amenity Area Management Committee and the Arts Culture Heritage and Community Strategic Policy Committee.
Contact details and clinic time
Telephone: 086-3977719
E-mail: [email protected]
Councillor Paul Donnelly is a member of Fingal County Council. Paul is chairperson of the Water and Environment strategic policy committee and is the Sinn Féin group leader on the council.
Paul is actively involved in many community organisations including the Safer Blanchardstown Forum, the Blanchardstown Local Drug Task Force, the Fingal Housing Forum: Community, the ADAPT drug and alcohol support team.
Paul is also a founder member of the Blanchardstown Local Drugs Task Force and Mountview/Blakestown Neighbourhood Youth Project.
Contact Details and Clinic Times:
Telephone 087 1341514 or 01-8066899
Office open Monday to Thursday 10am- 4pm.
Councillor Edmond Lukusa is the Chairperson of the Congolese Consortium of Ireland, a Republican and Fingal Sinn Féin Councillor in Mulhuddart, Dublin 15.
Cllr Edmond Lukusa has lived with his wife Jeanne and two young children in Mulhuddart for the past seven years. He was born in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) and he moved to Ireland in 2001. He currently serves in a voluntary capacity as President of the Congolese Consortium of Ireland. Through this body he liaises regularly with the Gardaí and other statutory organisations to ensure the safety and welfare of his community and to assist with integration.
Edmond joined Sinn Féin in Dublin in 2007 after he became an Irish citizen. Prior to joining Sinn Féin as an active member of Mc Donnell Cumann, he was a member of the Union for Democracy & Social Progress who were against the ruling power in the DRC. He went on to become Deputy Representative of UDPS here in Ireland.
As Sinn Féin Councillor Edmond stands by the people and for the people whether it is for the very serious community issues such as anti-social behaviour, speeding cars in residential estates, rubbish dumping amongst other issues affecting the communities in many areas, whether it is for the very difficult economic situation and he has always been campaigning against budget cuts that are really hurting communities: Water Charges, Property taxes, cuts to health, to education, to child benefit and to pensions are affecting us all.
Edmond is also actively involved in a local Racism/Integration Issues Forum as a community representative and is available for the entire community in Mulhuddart to ensure they receive the very best levels of representation.
Contact details and Clinic Times
Telephone: 00353 87 635 5110
Email: [email protected]
Clinic times/ contact times
Wednesday 10.30- 14:30 Corduff Shopping Centre Blanchardstown
Friday 11.00- 13.30 County Council Office, Blanchardstown
Cllr Philip Lynam is a Sinn Féin councillor for Swords. He is a member of the Wilson/Coleman Cumann. Phil would like to see his local community thriving with employment for all, proper social housing for those in need, with a large decrease in the housing list with an end to families becoming homeless. He would also like to see an increase in spending for tourism around the Swords castle and many other historical sites in North County Dublin, more community based projects for the youth in our communities so they have a choice. An increase in Gardaí on the streets to tackle anti-social behaviour, burglaries and crime. A fairer rates system to attract small and medium local employment and to incentivise businesses also. More schools to accommodate families so they do not have to split their children due to overcrowding which has led to a divide in catchment areas.
Contact details and clinic times:
Clinic times
Tuesday Mornings 11-12 noon Rivervalley Community Centre – Contact for Appointments.
Monday mornings 11-12 noon B.A.S.E. Resourse Centre Brackenstown Swords.
Email: [email protected]
Kathleen Funchion is the Sinn Féin candidate for the upcoming Carlow and Kilkenny By Election. She is 33 years old and has 2 young sons. Kathleen was elected to Kilkenny Borough Council in 2009; she was the first Sinn Féin representative to be elected in Kilkenny since 1923.
Having obtained a first class honours degree in sociology and a post graduate qualification in employment law, Kathleen, who comes from a trade union background, works with SIPTU as a workers rights advocate.
Over the past number of years Kathleen has been active working with individuals, families and residents associations on various issues. She has seen first-hand the devastating impact that the budget cuts have had on families and believes it is important for ordinary working people to have their voice and interests represented at national government level. This is why Kathleen became active in Sinn Féin and why she is standing for election. Kathleen believes that the people of Carlow and Kilkenny deserve a brighter future.
Email:[email protected]
Councillor Eoin Ó Broin is a member of the Black/Ryan Cumann in Lucan, Dublin. Eoin is councillor with South Dublin County Council, representing Clondalkin. Eoin is a member of a number of council committees including the Clondalkin Area Committee, the Housing Strategic Policy Committee and the Clondalkin Community Safety Forum.
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone: 087 2794843
Email: [email protected]
Monday to Friday in Clondalkin Civic Centre - phone for appointment or just drop in.
Jonathan Graham is a Sinn Féin Councillor for Clondalkin. At 20 years old, Jonathan is one of the youngest elected representatives in the country. Jonathan is a student of Trinity College Dublin. He is currently studying Economic & Social Science.
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Telephone 0858214840
Originally from Belfast, Sarah has been living in Dublin with her partner James for the last 13 years. They are happily settled in Rathfarnham, and their daughter Gracie attends Loreto Grange Road.
Sarah is a fluent Irish speaker who works was elected Mayor of South County Dublin on 26th June this year. She is tremendously proud of being a Belfast woman elected as first citizen of a Dublin authority and sees 2015-16 as a very significant year for Rathfarnham, as it is steeped in Republican history. Remembering Pearse's legacy will have a huge part to play in local centenary commemorations.
She has been politically active since her teens and has been involved in a wide range of campaigns, most recently opposing the water charges and speaking out against the effects of austerity on families in her constituency.
She has organised a number of events highlighting deficiencies in social justice and has been vocally outspoken on the housing crisis in South Dublin County Council. She campaigned widely on the issue of marriage equality and was part of the voter recruitment drive earlier this year, visiting pubs and clubs all around Dublin.
She plans to use her term as Mayor to foster links between other cities nationally and internationally, in order to promote her county as the best possible place to live, work and do business.
Contact details and Contact Times:
Phone: 0861987298
Email: [email protected]
Clinic times/ contact times
Every Thursday at 7, Whitechurch Community Centre, Ballyboden, Dublin 16
Councillor Máire Devine is Sinn Fein's Councillor for Tallaght Central – Dublin South West. She works tirelessly for this Constituency and for the communities that have lost so much in this appalling economic crisis.
Máire is an elected representative in many local and national fora which include the Joint Policing Forum, the Health Forum and numerous Action Committees .Her hard work has highlighted and addressed community concerns and she emphasises the urgent need for resources and assistance for the ordinary families whose lives have been devastated by this Governments weak governance. Máire is also involved at a strategic level in several Committees for South Dublin. She is an elected member of Sinn Féin Ard Chomhairle.
Máire is a qualified Mental Health Nurse and works in the acute mental health setting. She was the elected Branch Secretary for her Nursing Union. She holds a BA in Politics&History along with a Post Grad.in Management.
Maire comes from a proud Republican Dublin background and it are those core republican values that underpin and inform her daily life.
Contact Details and Clinic times:
Contact details- 01 4149066/0879694728.
Weekly Clinics are held in Tallaght every Thursday –
St Aengus Community Centre at 6pm and Kingswood Community Centre at 6.45pm
Cllr Cathal King has been a full time Sinn Féin Councillor for Tallaght South since 2003. He has won three elections topping the poll in the last two in 2009 & 2014. Cathal has lived all of his life in Tallaght and is married with two young children.
In 2011 Cllr King became Sinn Féin Deputy Mayor and in 2012 became the first Sinn Féin Mayor of a Dublin LA since the same period almost 100 years ago. During his Mayorship Cathal successfully implemented all of his Mayoral initiatives in the areas of Homelessness, Economic Development and Mental Health, officially opening a 16 bed homeless facility which he personally contributed over €20,000 to, officially opened the Jigsaw project in Tallaght and launched a mental health smart phone app, MindMindR, which he proposed in his first couple of months in the job.
Cllr King is the Sinn Féin group leader on SDCC and is the Chairperson of the Housing Strategic Policy Committee. Cathal is also a Director of Tallaght Rehabilitation Project, a Patron of Teenline Ireland, a member of Killinarden & Old Bawn Community Schools, among a number of Community Boards and Committees".
Contact details and Clinic Times:
Telephone 0863186098
Email [email protected]
Cathal is available daily in his office in SDCC and at Killinarden Community Centre each Thursday at 5pm.
Louise Dunne was elected to South County Dublin County Council in May 2014. Louise is a Sinn Féin Councillor for Tallaght South and is a Brookfield resident. Louise holds a University College Diploma in Drug Counselling and a BA Degree in Leadership & Community Development. She works locally as an assistant coordinator in a Local Training Initiative and has also worked and volunteered in a diverse range of Community Organisations and services targeting disadvantaged individuals, families and their children. Louise is well aware of the difficulties communities face and she is determined to work with her community to challenge the deeply embedded inequalities that most families have to endure.
Contact details and clinic times:
Telephone 0857859177
Email [email protected]
Clinic is held in Fettercairn Community Centre every Thursday at 6pm.
Fintan is the Mayor of South Dublin County Council and the Sinn Féin councillor for the Templeogue-Terenure local electoral area incorporating Ballycullen, Firhouse, Knocklyon, Templeogue, Terenure, Greenhills, Cherryfield and Perrystown. He has been active in local politics since the age of sixteen. He attended St. Mac Dara's Community College and continues to play Gaelic football for St. Judes GAA Club in Templeogue. At the age of 17, he moved to Galway City where he graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Film & Television. Following college, he was delighted to perform extensive tours with Derek Warfield & The Young Wolfe Tones throughout the United States. From a young age, he had a keen interest in Ireland's cultural heritage of arts and music. He is currently a voluntary chairperson of the Civic Theatre. Their mission is to mount an artistic and challenging programme of contemporary and classical work in theatre, dance, opera and music for the community of South Dublin County.
He has been active in the campaign to achieve equality for members of the LGBT community and for their children. He has spoken out in relation to marriage equality and various other issues affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual, and trans people in Ireland. He also works closely with the Walkinstown-Greenhills Resource Centre. The facility coordinates a local approach to drug prevention and provides support services to young people who are affected by drug and alcohol abuse.
He believes that politics is about empowering communities and affording people the space to work together to improve services and facilities for residents. He has a good knowledge of the issues facing local neighbourhoods and he works tirelessly in an effort to enhance the community. Fintan's LEA is Templeogue-Terenure.
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Clinics are held on the first Thursday of every month. No bookings are required and all are welcome.
5pm: The Morgue, Templeogue Road, Templeogue Village.
6pm: Perrystown Community Centre, Limekiln Lane, Perrystown.
7pm: The Park Community Centre, Ballycragh Park, Firhouse.
8pm: Greenhills Community Centre, St. Josephs Road, Greenhills.


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Without concerted conservation action, many of the planet's turtles and tortoises, iconic survivors from the Age of Dinosaurs, will become extinct within the next few decades. That's according to a new report from the Turtle Conservation Coalition, a global alliance of conservation groups, including the IUCN Species Survival Commission's Tortoise and Freshwater Turtle Specialist Group (TFTSG), which names the world's 25 most endangered tortoises and freshwater turtles. …
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Caitlin Potosnak, '12
Caitlin Potosnak is currently a member of the West Virginia Dance Company. Throughout the year, the company will be working with renowned dance artists including Doug Varone, Donald Laney, Shane O'Hara, Carli Mareneck, Heather Taylor-Martin, Dr. Eluza Santos, and Toneta Akers-Toler.
Performance and dance education is central to the company's mission and Ms. Potosnak is very excited about her first season with the company!
Johannah Mosley '10
Mosley is a company dancer with Atlanta Festival Ballet located in Stockbridge, Ga.
Allison McGuire '06
McGuire received her B.F.A. in Contemporary Dance from Radford University in 2006. While at Radford, she performed and presented work at the American College Dance Festival, Radford University performances, as well as traveling abroad to Hawaii to study Hawaiian culture and dance. Allison is dancing with Full Circle Dance Company located in Baltimore and d a n a h b e l l a DanceWorks in Radford, Va. She is also working at the Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins, working with the Estelle Dennis Scholarship, and teaching classes at the Patty Neivert School of Dance.
A.T. Moffett, '02
A.T. Moffett received her B.A. in Dance in 2002. She recently completed an M.F.A. in Dance at the University of Oregon and now teaches for the Cowles Center in Minneapolis, MN as well as Winona State University. She is also a member of TRANSForm Dance Collective, a group of artists invested in cross-country collaboration. Her choreography has been seen in PA, NJ, CA, and OR and in 2012 her research "Higher Order Thinking in the Dance Studio" will be published in the Journal of Dance Education. A.T. danced professionally in New York and Philadelphia, working with choreographers Myra Bazell, Tania Isaac, Stephan Koplowitz, Mary Anthony, Donald McKayle, and the Sokolow Dance Foundation.
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View of the bay.
Have you seen and walked the walkways? Report back here when you do! ;)
Supposedly, the park closed "at dusk"
Beautiful fields to practice marching on!
If you go out onto the shore and go all the way right, you'll notice that the shore is darker and smoother. That's a clay deposit! PLAY WITH THE CLAY.
Love it. They need vending machines and fresh water to rinse the sand off
An evening walk, sooo relaxing!
Beautiful park!! Wish it had a pool!!
Im training here every day. And irs really great!
Pretty decent spot to watch a sunset or take an evening stroll when the weather is nice.
Great spot for thinking!
Great walking path around the park is 1 mile around. Great view of the water as well. Beautiful park.
Take a pleasant walk around the bay with awesome views.


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Human Female Fighter 1st Armor
i really like your pics
Very well drawn, and the armor design is interesting. Only thing is though, the lack of leg armor means that major arteries in her legs are exposed, as well as her hamstring tendon, a major target in melee fighting.
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is that from a specific game? kinda reminds me of D&D, but you tell me :3
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Great pose and colors
You are skilled.
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Love youre gallery !
I love her strong body build!
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I will use them, thank you!
I used one of your wonderful patterns here, to make the skirt:
I hope you like it
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how to download this pattern please?
thanks for sharing the beautiful origami!! is it ok if I use them in publications for sale? will ceredit.= ] thanks a lot!
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not at all, when I got the comment thing I just viewed your page, and was going to stare at that and then I figured to read teh comment first. lol.
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I was driving the same route I commute to work by bike yesterday when I came too close to hitting a fellow cyclist. Its not that I nearly hit the guy, rather, we simply came closer to tagging one another than was ever necessary. If youre in the L.A. area you might be familiar with San Fernando Rd. south bound through the Newhall pass - riding from Santa Clarita to the San Fernando Valley. If you arent, this route involves a fairly strenuous two mile climb. It starts out as a nice wide 4 lane road that eventually narrows to a skinny 2 lanes at the summit.
So anyway, there I am driving in the right hand lane (on the nice, wide 4 lane section). I could be cruising at a faster clip, but visibility is lousy, the sun is just coming over the hills and in my face. Its making it hard on anyone behind a windshield. Coming out from under the freeway I see a dark form in the lane. Could be a person... could be something else. In the end it wasnt THAT close. About fifty feet away I see its a bike, wobbling up the incline in the lane, and steer clear.
So what was my cause for concern - and the reason for this thread? Well along this particular section of the road there is a really nice, 6 to 8 ft. wide, paved, perfectly smooth shoulder that I would kill to have all the way to work. I didnt stop to ask, but if I had, Im fairly certain I would have gotten the ol I have every right to be here in the lane speech. Well, you can sit up there in heaven, strumming your harp and singing about how you technically had the right of way, and were well within your legal rights to stand your ground and occupy your lane (instead of wisely maintaining maximum distance by utilizing what is basically a quasi bike lane) but youll still be DEAD!
Like I said, I ride this same road, at the same time of day, so this isnt the raving of someone who doesnt understand the other side. As a cyclist, I believe I see bikes a lot sooner than most people I might carpol with. And I am so aware of the difficulty people have driving into the sun on this stretch, that I dress bright, turn on my rear blinkers and yes, even ride on the shoulder wherever possible in order to keep my distance from traffic passing at 50+ mph. This guy was doing none of that and he stands a pretty good chance of getting tagged. Its not weak, its wise. Its not capitulation, its self preservation. I just dont understand this fanatical I dare you to hit me attitude. Are you really willing to fall on your sword when there is a perfectly reasonable alternative?
Of course there are times when we must assert our right of way, simply because there is no other place to ride but in the lane. As I get closer to the summit on the very same climb in question I have to do exactly that. But its just silly and dangerous to take the lane all the time, no matter what. Im not suggesting that cyclists ride on dangerous road shoulders or duck behind every parked car only to come swerving back out into traffic a few yards on down the road. But I am suggesting we actually use our heads instead of adopting a radical in your face attitude. Most drivers simply see it as inconsiderate and rude - and often they are right. Just like some cyclist believe that all drivers should have to ride a bike in traffic in order to gain a different perspective, I think some cyclists could benefit from being stuck behind some misguided nitwit whos holding up traffic for no good reason.


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I got immediate feed back on my inquiry for my mystery plants and found the Astrantia at only one special nursery. It has gone out of style in our region so it is harder to find. The nursery told me that it once was a very popular "old plant" but for some reason is not as in fashion today.
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Review: After reading so many positive reviews of this place, my boyfriend and I were very excited to try it and had high expectations. The place was empty when we got there and the waitress let us choose our seats, so we sat by the open window, but it was still uncomfortably warm. Then some other customers came in and were seated at the table right next to us, when the rest of the large restaurant was completely empty! It was very awkward. We went there for lunch, hoping that they would have a lunch menu that wouldn't be quite as pricey as the entrees. They had one lunch special that was cheaper but it didn't appeal to us so we went with the regular-priced options. It was basically a smaller selection of what they offered during dinner hours. We ordered the bruschetta for an appetizer, and it was good, though not anything particularly special. I had the Tempeh Skewers with peanut sauce and my boyfriend had a raw Tagliatelle for the main course. I was pleased with how the tempeh was cooked, but the whole dish was waaay too salty and I could barely finish it. The rice it came with was really salty and the stir-fried vegetables were an oily mess. The raw pasta dish was pretty average, bland, nothing special. We decided to skip dessert after such a disappointing meal. Maybe we just went on a bad day, but it really should have been better for how much we paid.
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Developer(s) : Rockstar San Diego
Publisher(s) : Rockstar Games
Distributor(s) : Take-Two Interactive
Engine : Euphoria RAGE
Platform(s) : PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
Release date(s): December 30, 2009
Genre(s) : Third-person shooter, sandbox, action-adventure
Mode(s) : Single-player
Media : Blu-ray Disc, DVD
Input methods : Gamepad
Red Dead Redemption is a game western produced and distributed by RockStar games and will launch in Red Dead Redemption is a sequel of the game Red Dead revolver, which in 2004 saw a real success being sold 1.4 million copies. The main game is John Marston, a gunman sent to refaca order in a frontier area of the United States. Although the setting but also on the edge is taken.
The game plays itself out at the beginning of the 20th century. At that time was the Wild West has slowly extinction. The industrialization of America was well on progress to come, so the government could stabbing their time in the eradication of outlaws. Protagonist John Marston is also in contact with the consequences.
Redemption is a continuation of Revolver, but there is a proper time between two games. The new game is set in 1908, fifty years after the first part. That also means that a new gun hero to play the leading role. You are now on the road as John Marston, a man with a very violent past. You try that, however long past time to rest. Where you formerly been a pretty violent gang, try a peaceful life to build with his wife and children. The future, however, has other plans with you.
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At the beginning of the last century the U.S. government tried for the first grip on the states in the wild south-west of the country. Every order sent to keep the federal government in addition to the usual sheriffs also staff to the area who were employed by the mysterious Agency. The administration has been renamed FBI, but was then still in its infancy.
Controversial Office when it was already, as well as Marston has wicked plans. He is by members of the Office under pressure to put his old craft back to suits and a very dirty job to restore the secret agents. This violent mission of Marston is the red thread in the game. The story carries him through a game world that has been cut into three large pieces, using transport such as steam trains are linked. Within each area you are free to go and where you want. According to Rockstar, the three parts of the world's largest game publisher in the market ever has. The area is larger than that in the various parts of Grand Theft Auto, for example.


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Beatriz is 37 years old and the mother of three young children. She has been engaged in the dressmaking business since her youth and because of that, worked in this trade as a dressmaker in a company. After becoming pregnant with her first child, she had to retire because she knew that she needed time to devote herself to caring for her baby. Consequently, she decided to work independently from her home and made arrangements with her neighbors. She saved for several years to purchase an overlock sewing machine and began to make blouses that she sells in Medellín's city center as well as in Rionegro, Colombia. Her greatest dream is to become a successful entrepreneur, expand her company, and generate employment for many families. Her children are her greatest motivation and she always tries to give them the best so that they have a better quality of life. Currently, she is requesting a loan with which she plans to purchase supplies such as fabric, thread, and needles in order to increase her production capacity in the year-end season
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