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Dumb jocks That person must belong to a gang just look how he dresses How often have we heard somebody mention these things yet how often have we said something similar I believe our society is based on the superficial things which we categorize people because of the actions of a small percentage All of the above statements are prejudicial notions used to define members of a social or an ethnic group and are called stereotypes Unfortunately stereotypes negatively affect our ability to understand members of a different group or ethnicity and are we usually resistant to change because of them We stereotype various groups of people but none like professional athletes and different ethnic groups in our country Professional Basketball Football and Baseball players have been the victims of many stereotypes Hearing people call them dumb is common A misconception by many people is that pro athletes arent educated This is such a ridiculous situation since the vast majority of them have attended prestigious colleges and universities and received degrees in different fields of study A popular misconception is that the educations they did earn were in areas like Liberal Arts or other general fields of study which didnt challenge their mental capabilities Another stereotype is that pro athletes received preferential treatment while in college Many believe that if an athlete needs a certain grade to remain eligible to play sports then the faculty would grade him or her lighter than the rest of the class We have also stereotyped athletes as above the law There have been on occasion incidents where a pro- athlete is treated better by the justice system than an average citizen would be in the same situation We are satisfied to say its because of the athletes fame and wealth but fail to realize that it was probably a first offense or to follow the story up and see that punishment was dealt accordingly The most common stereotypes are
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How to Make Pastry
Come and learn how to make pastry. Talk about how they use to make it and how it is made now. We will make at least two different types of pastry fill them with good stuff and eat it.
Please bring an apron.
Children welcome, if your child wants to participate please come talk to me before the class.
Instructor – Aibhilin fra Skye
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – none
Max participants – 10
Dremel Tool Basics:
safety, how it comes apart, how it goes together, what the little dremel bits are for. Students who bring safety glasses, masks, and their dremel will make a garden stake out of a paint stirrer.
Participants must bring safety glasses and a Dremel tool. Gloves and mask are useful but optional.
People who wish to watch the class without participating must have safety glasses.
Instructor – Baroness Lucia
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – none
Max participants –
Participants under 12 must have an adult supervising
How to make a basic intaglios:
How small intaglios for signet rings looked, how to make your design before cutting your rock, how deep to cut, and how to polish, and how to get the polish compound off. Students who bring safety glasses, masks, and their dremel will get to carve a small design in a rock.
Instructor – Baroness Lucia
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – none
Max participants-
Participants under 12 must have an adult supervising
A novice look at the Runes and how to write with them.
Instructor – Lyða Lang-Akason
Class length – 1 hr
Cost – $2
Max participants – 10
Children under 14 must have an adult supervising
Instructor- Lucia de Moranza (aka the other Lucia)
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – tba
Max participants – 6
ages 8-13 welcome with parent or adult guardian supervision
Three-in-One Class: Making a Ring with a Bezel Set Cabochon
This set of classes is designed to work together. There are 10 spots available for those who wish to take all 3 classes. There will be 5 extra spots for those who wish to take only 1 or 2 specific classes. These classes are limited to ages 16 and older. Please note the required equipment list. The instructor, cost etc are for each individual class.
1) Making a Cabochon: Participants will be given a semi-precious stone and guided along the process of making a cabochon by hand. Class will include some hands on experience using 'Dremel' tool and diamond burr bits to shape stone. Participants in the three-in-one class will be expected to continue working their stone after the class so it is ready for the final stage – bezel setting. Bring safety glasses/goggles if you have them. Also, as this will create stone dust, bring an old towel, pillowcase, or the like, to aid in protecting your garb and managing the stone dust created.
2) Working with Copper and its Alloys: Participants will be given hands on experience working with these materials. Lesson will touch on a variety of things such as; annealing, shaping, soldering, and finishing. The goal of the class is to have each participant create their own cold forged and properly soldered ring.
3) Making a Bezel & Setting a Cabochon: Participants will be guided through making their own bezel wall, soldering the bezel to its base, and setting a cabochon.
Instructor -Cesare Ambrigino di Salvazzi
Class length – 2 hrs (for each class)
Cost – $4 for all 3 classes or $2 per individual class
Max participants – 10 for all 3 classes, 5 extra for single class participation
Limited to participants ages 16 and older
Please bring safety glasses/goggles and an old towel or pillowcase for clothing protection.
– Basic how to knit class, beginner level. Students will learn to cast on and knit in the round, to make a small pouch or "reliquary bag", in solid colours or stripes. It will not be possible to finish the bag during the time allowed for the class, but I will be available all weekend to answer questions or help with problems.
Instructor – Laura Battista
Length – 2 hours
Cost – $5
Max participants – 10
ages 9 and up
Stranded Colourwork (knitting)
Intermediate level, basic two-stranded colour work. Students must either have taken the first class, or have a basic knowledge of how to knit. Students will learn two-handed knitting in the round, and materials and charts will be provided for knitting a small pouch or "reliquary bag". There will not be enough time in the class to finish the bag, but I will be available all weekend to answer questions or help with problems.
Instructor – Laura Battista
Length – 2 hours
Cost – $5
Max participants – 10
ages 9 and up
Introduction to Period Cooking Tools
An overview of period cooking tools, how to use them and what not to do.
Instructor – Aibhilin fra Skye
Class length – 1 hr
Cost – none
Kumihimo for Beginners
Introduction to the art of Japanese braiding.
Instructor – Gwendyon Casgudcath
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – $5
Max participants – 10
Hands on class where we will learn several Shibori techniques and dye our pieces to see the results. Wear garb you are not afraid to get dye on, just in case.
Instructor – Baroness Gema
Class length –
Cost – $5
Max participants – 10
Period Games
We will have several game boards and pieces available to play with. We are available for instruction or to just sit and play a game or two. Materials will be available to make a copy of your favorite game to take home.
Instructors – Baroness Gema and Hrorik
Class length –
Cost – $3 if you make a game, nothing if you just come to play
Pole Lathe
Learn how to use a traditional pole lathe.
Instructor – Sir Edward the Red
Class length – 2 hours
Cost –
Max participants – 4
Bit Bags
This amazing little bag is a pin cushion and safe place to stash all the bits of thread, snippets of fabric, whisps of fibre, chaff, short cuts, neps, etc when sewing, spinning or doing other crafts. Completely portable, easy to use and make, this little bag will be part of both home and portable, craft, sewing and fibre arts equipment.
Instructor – Baroness Christiana
Class length – 2 hours
Cost – donation for materials
Max participants – 6
Instructor – Dietrich
Class Length – 1 hour
Cost – Free (can't get more budget than that!)
Lindisfarne Capitals
Learn the distinctive capitalalphabet of the Lindisfarne Gospels, the famous 8th century illuminated gospelbook and how to create an Incipit page,(very useful format for award scrolls) Please bring scrap paper, pencil, ruler and eraser. Limited supplies will be available.
Instructor – Dame Asa Gormsdottir
Class length – 1 hour
Cost – none
Quick Gothic Dress
The instructor will demonstrate how to drape a mid-1450's dress on a model (volunteers welcome!) using 5-6 yards of uncut fabric. This method is very economical and simple to cut, and creates a beautiful effect on all figures. Attendees wishing to attempt this style along with the teacher are welcome to bring 5-6 yards of at least 45″ wide fabric, plus a package of pins. This style works best with heavier materials and brocades.
Instructor – Dame Asa Gormsdottir
Class length – 2 hours
cost – none
Introduction to Stained Glass
Learn the basics of working with stained glass by making a sun catcher. This class is designed to run all weekend, to allow participants to drop in and work on their project in between taking other classes. Designs will be available and materials costs will depend on project chosen.
Instructor – Sciath ingen Chaennaig
Class length – available all weekend
Class limit – 5
Costs – $20 – $30
Sashiko Embroidery
Sashiko embroidery is the Japanese style of pattern darning, using running stitch to create shapes, strengthen, repair, or decorate fabrics and garments. It is traditionally done in white or blue on indigo-dyed fabrics, with red thread for more elaborate decoration, but can be worked in any colours available in more modern pieces. This class will go over several large and small stitch sets. Kits will be available but feel free to bring embroidery needles, extra thread and fabric.
Beginner class – no previous embroidery experience needed.
Instructor – Amele
Class length – 2 hrs
Class limit – 15
Cost – $5
Horn Books
In the late medieval period children were taught to read by using a "hornbook", a small wooden paddle with the alphabet pasted to it on a piece of parchment or paper. The letters were sometimes protected by a thin slice of horn, which gave it its name. These were in use from at least the 14th century to the 18th century. We will talk about its history and use, how the alphabet has changed, and make a wooden horn book with modern material substituting for the horn. There are enough supplies for 10 hornbooks and others are very welcome to audit the class. There is a coloured handout with pictures and documentation.
Instructor – Gwen Hamilton
Class length – 1 hr
Class limit – 10
Cost $2
Intro to Calligraphy
Instructor – Adnar
Class length – 2 hr
Drafting Techniques for Spindlers
Learn about the difference between long, short and double drafting, and how you can use them to get the yarn you want. Open to anybody who can make a piece of string.
Hands on.
Instructor – Alienor la fileuse
Cost – $5
Class limit- 6 people
Class length – 1 hour
Choral Workshop
Like to sing? Curious about pre-17thC choral music? Heard the Caldrithig Choir and want to try it for yourself? This is your chance! I'll bring the music, you bring your voice, you'll be surprised how quickly it all comes together.
Instructor – THL Marie l'Englois
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – optional donation for printing costs
Basic Latin in Two Hours
This class will introduce you to the basic concepts of the Latin language and give you the tools you need to construct simple phrases with the help of a dictionary, as well as to begin to translate Latin documents and mottoes. We will cover nouns (including how a declined language–one with noun cases–works), adjectives, verbs (the standard four conjugations, plus irregulars), prepositions, and adverbs. We will also discuss pronunciation, both classical and medieval/ecclesiastical. Class is limited to 8. Fee of $3 for handouts.
Instructor – M. Nicola
Class length – 2 hours
Max participants – 8
Valdr will have his smithy going all weekend. While he is teaching no formal classes, he is willing to answer questions and help people try their hand at blacksmithing.
Instructor – Valdr
All weekend
Introduction to The Sword and Buckler of Walpurgis Fechtbuch (MS I.33)
The Walpurgis Fechtbuch is the oldest know european fighting manual and is usually dated to the early 14th century. This is a 1 hour class to give students an introduction to the basic concepts of the fight of i.33 from moving into distance to working at the bind. Students will need a simple cross hilted sword simulator and a buckler. For the purposes of this class, a wooden cross hilted sword will work better than a complex hilted metal one.
Instructor – Giovanni
Class length – 1 hour
The Sword and Buckler of Andres Lignitzer
Andres Lignitzer described 6 plays at sword and buckler which were considered good enough to include both attributed and unattributed in other 15th century collections on swordplay. In this class we will endeavor to get through as many of them as time and ability allow. Past experience has show this to be two or three. Students will need a simple cross hilted sword simulator and a buckler. For the purposes of this class, a wooden cross hilted sword will work better than a complex hilted metal one.
Instructor – Giovanni
Class length – 1 hour
Making a tooled leather knife sheath
By-knives, kitchen knives, tool knives – the humble knife is perhaps the most ubiquitous personal tool throughout our period. Bring your own knife and I will walk you through the steps needed to craft a tooled sheath. While this class is aimed at beginners, it is open to anyone who wishes to participate. Using period sources we will construct a stitched leather sheath and decorate it using period techniques and patterns (both early and mid to late period decoration can be discussed as interest dictates). No previous leather experience is necessary. You will be required to bring your own By-/kitchen/tool knife, and if possible, an exacto knife with a *new* blade, and a metal ruler. Should you have some leather working tools already, feel free to bring them along. The class will cost $10 each (for leather and other materials), and any remaining funds will be returned to the participants. The class is limited to 5 makers, but is open to anyone else wishing to audit the class. Questions and discussion is encouraged.
Instructor – Henry Foster
Class length – 3 hours
Class Max – 5
Cost – $10 (max.)
Pewter Casting
This class is an introduction to smelting and casting pewter. Participants will walk away with a pewter cast of something, and will learn the terminology, equipment, and processes of smelting. CAUTION: This class deals with liquid metal!!! It may look pretty, but it is very dangerous! This class is therefore limited to adult participants. Children 12 and older are welcome to accompany their parent/guardian and observe so long as they are not disruptive.
Instructor – Tristan Galbraith
Class length -2 hrs
Class max -8
Cost – $4
The Pigments in My Paints:
Take a closer look at the paints in your scribal kit and learn which ones were made with bugs, rocks, plants, or minerals. We'll have some fun playing with pigments: crushing, grinding, mixing, making a lake. And then take home a little sample of paint you made yourself!
Instructor – Dame Marguerite
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – 1$
Max participants- none
Participants under 12 must have an adult supervising
Smocking Basics
Smocking is a gathering/embroidery technique used to control fullness. The hemd associated with the Mary of Hapsburg gown is an example, and smocked smocks (hemds) are frequently seen in Landsknect illustrations and Cranach paintings.
This course covers –
-various strategies for gathering fabrics
-a selection of smocking embroidery stitches
-incorporating smocking in garments
Participants will make a smocked sampler from the kit supplied
Instructor – Helena Katerina del Roero
Class length – 2 hrs
Cost – $4
Max participants – 10
Children under 14 must have an adult supervising
Wisteria fibre demo
Helena Katerina del Roero will demonstrate the first stage of turning wisteria vine
trimmings into usable fibre. Observers are welcome to participate (bring a sledge
My inspiration for the project was the many fleeting references to wisteria textile that
I've run across while researching other textile subjects. Its virtual invisibility in the
various histories and technique manuals I've studied piqued my curiosity, so, when
the wisteria vine by my front porch grew ridiculously fast and tried to eat my house,
I decided to see if I could take revenge by turning some of it into a sample of the
elusive and legendary textile as a White Wolf Fian challenge.
The Sword and the Centuries (with apologies to Alfred Hutton)
Throughout the centuries, the sword has been an important weapon and symbol. From the Middle Ages to the end of the sixteenth century, changes in defences and in society produced numerous types of swords. This class will examine a number of these changes and the sword variations that developed. Both changes in the blade and the guard of the sword will be discussed. The emphasis will be on Western Europe and Scandinavia.
Please note that this class overlaps the lunch break. Bring your lunch for a "Lunch and Learn" class.
Instructor – Albrecht
2 Strikes from German Longsword
A focus on two strikes from Liechtenauer's teachings, the wrath strike (Zornhau) and the thwart strike (Zwerchhau). For each we will learn the foot work, the strike, and a useful option to defend & strike the opponent in turn. The intent is to practice these two moves thoroughly, not to have a broad review of many moves. Participants should have at minimum a mask and two-handed sword. Those with minimum equipment will only practice slowly, those with SCA legal equipment can move up to full speed practice.
Instructor – Eyrny
Class length – 1 hr
Lucet 101
Learn to make a square and round cord on a your lucet.
*this class will be held at her Excellency's tent, in the camping area.*
Instructor – Baroness Sybilla
Class length – 1 hr
How to Start a Fire Like a Moderately Intelligent Saxon
Learn to start a fire with a flint and steel
This class will be held just before the bardic circle on Saturday night.
Instructor – Sir Edward the Red
Cost -none
class Max – none
Class length –
Learn and practice a lovely uncial script with me! Beginner to Intermediate Adults, materials supplied
Instructor – Adnar
Cost –
Class Max –
Class length – 1-2 hrs
Folk Art
A Round Table Talk and Do! Let's explore some underpinnings of folk art, examining flora and fauna as well as geometric themes. Paper, basic paints, and ink provided, and/or bring a project to work on/show off,
Instructor – Adnar
Cost –
Max participants –
Class length – 1-2 hrs.
Glass Bead Making
Students will learn about safety and basic techniques in glass bead making, as well as some historical styles and materials. There will be a one hour discussion in the morning (9-10am), followed by 45 minute time slots available to be booked throughout the day for hands-on work. The safety discussion is mandatory for those who would like to participate later in the day. Students should be able to produce a minimum of 2 beads per time slot. Hothead torches will be used so that students can focus on technique. If there is extra space, students are welcome to sign up for more than one time slot. Closed-toed shoes and natural fibers (cotton or linen) are required to be worn, preferably with close fitting sleeves and long pants or skirt. Long hair should be tied back. If you have taken this class previously and want to use torch time to learn some more advanced techniques, you may attend without registering but you MUST attend the morning discussion session for the safety talk.
For safety reasons, adults only for torch time. Teens 16 and over may participate with direct parent/guardian supervision.
Instructor – Lady Merewen de Sweynesheie
Cost – $6
Max Participants- 10
Class length – 1 hr mandatory plus torch time
A Practical Introduction to Medieval Modes
A basic course on how medieval music was constructed, explained simply using the white keys of a piano (or at least a toy xylophone, since it's more portable).
Instructor – Vincenzo da Brescia
Cost – none
Max Participants –
Class length – 1 hr
Instructor – Fraye Blackwood
Cost – donation
Max Participants- 5
Class length – 1 hr
Natural Dyeing – Dandelions
Dandelions are abundant this time of year and make a lovely yellow, which is quite light fast. This is an easy to collect, make and use dye. Dandelions freeze well and can be collected and frozen for use later in the year. Bring a bit of wool to toss in the dye pot. Bring a large ziplock bag full of dandelion heads for use in this class. They can stay in the freezer in Anneke snow lodge until the class begins.
Instructor – Yvette
Cost – small donation plus please bring wool and dandelions
Max participants- 6
Class length – 2 hrs
Chain Mail Basics
Imagine a shirt made of thousands of tiny metal rings, all linked together to form a cloth impenetrable by sword. Why was chainmail the ultimate armour for warriors for over a thousand years? Chain mail is so versatile it is still in use today. While you learn to knit your own bracelet that you get to take home we'll discuss the historical background of this wonderful armour. Please bring two pairs of pliers.
Instructor -Gierhaerdt of Hildescheim
Cost – n/a
Max Participants – 10
Class length – 1 hr
Advanced Chain Mail
Beyond the Basics: Mail is the most versatile, flexible armour ever developed. Able to be shaped to every part of the human form mail can also be the basis for wonderful jewelry. In this class you will learn how to make the King Chain, French Rope, and Foxtail patterns. A basic understanding of chain mail is required. Bring two pairs of pliers. In addition to more complex patterns with standard rings this session will explore the use of smaller rings and precious metal rings in decorative patterns and jewelry. Bring two pairs of pliers.
Instructor – Gierhaerdt of Hildescheim
Cost – n/a
Max Participants – 10
Class length – 2 hrs
A discussion about which dye plants will grow easily from seed, how to plant, care for, how and when to harvest. We will discuss which plants are easier to find and harvest from the wild and if dye plants can be grown in pots. Possible tangents veering off to Anglo-Scandinavian dye plant possibilities, colours which were likely obtained. There will be Woad and Madder seed available. If you have extra seeds, bring them along for sharing.
Instructor – Odette de Saint Remy
Cost – n/a
Class length – 1 hr
Norse Wire Weaving
Learn how to make "trichinopoly" or Norse wire weaving chains with simple tools and metal wire. We will discuss extant examples and pattern variations.
(Students will have access to draw plates and pliers/cutters, but more small pliers would be great to have on hand.)
Instructor – Emer
Cost – $5 for materials
Class length – 1 hr
A Super-Simple Smokkr (Apron-Dress)
Based on the Hedeby fragments, here's an apron-dress construction that uses minimal fabric. Only 2 measurements, 1 cut, and 3 seams!
Good for beginners looking for simple pattern-making to advanced costumers interested in reconstruction and experimental archaeology.
(If students wish to cut out their own pattern on site they should bring fabric, scissors, and measuring tape, needle & thread and pins if desired. I can be contacted via email before the event to calculate fabric width/length required.)
Instructor – Emer
Cost – bring your own supplies as indicated above
Class length – 1 hr


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Chaulai Saag: Amaranth Leaves Stir Fry
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Saag – an Indian dish of leafy greens, eaten along with rotis or rice. A variety of leaves can be used in saag: spinach and mustard greens are popular choices, while chaulai (amaranth leaves) is used often in Bihar. Chaulai saag is a simple, dry preparation with amaranth leaves and a hint of spices.


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Even among those who have never heard of Tyler Brûlé – the Canadian war reporter-turned fashion editor, turned universal taste arbiter – mention of his name can provoke strong emotions.
"Tyler Brûlé is a character in Sex and the City, right? I mean no one is really called that", is one of the tamer comments posted on a Guardian story reporting how he came to be voted 101st on its list of the media's most influential figures.
Among those who know Brûlé, (it's his real name, he says he is descended from Etienne Brûlé, the 16th-century French explorer who founded Toronto), emotions run even higher, and he enjoys extreme loyalty from his staff. Voting for the joke slot on The Guardian's list was open to the public, and Brûlé mysteriously drew 160 votes in the last half-hour of polling, all from a single IP address, registered to the Marylebone offices of Monocle magazine.
This is Brûlé's latest creation, a slick monthly that would be called a glossy were it not printed on chic matt paper. Otherwise it is a direct competitor to many Condé Nast titles, covering fashion, travel, business and style-conscious urban pursuits such as shopping and fine dining. In a way it is about "everything that is around us", the term Brûlé used to describe Wallpaper*, the style bible with which he captured the zeitgeist in 1996, selling it a year later to Time Warner for an alleged $1.7m.
Monocle was founded in 2007 and Brûlé remains very much in charge, as you find if you visit the office on press day. Readers of his Fast Lane column in the Financial Times will know he spends a lot of time jetting between Tokyo, New York, Copenhagen, Beirut and other cool cities, but he always swoops into London in the few days before Monocle goes to press.
Day-to-day editing is overseen by Andrew Tuck, formerly of this newspaper, but Brûlé cares about every last caption and comma. The offices, as you would expect, are fully feng shui'ed, and populated exclusively with slim, attractive, fashionably coiffured young men and women. They all use the latest Mac computers. If you ask for a coffee, it comes in a minimalist white cup on its own limed-oak board, with a single brown sugar cube and modernist zinc teaspoon.
Sometimes he toys with moving the offices to Berlin or Geneva, he says, but would he want to sell up altogether? "This is the media project I've always wanted to do," he adds. "So I'm in no hurry to sell it." Which, of course, is not to say that he wouldn't if the right offer come along. "But," he says, "it raises the question of who do you sell to today?" He goes on to discuss the straitened market and the fact that, by investing in a print brand, he is swimming against the trend of digitalisation.
Brûlé is proud to be investing in journalism: he has just appointed former Independent on Sunday journalist Steve Bloomfield as foreign editor and last week opened a bureau in Hong Kong, with another planned for Sao Paulo. He employs 100 people and claims to have just broken into profit. No wonder the loss-making Guardian hates him. Two years ago, that paper's managing director, Tim Brooks, said in an interview: "If I had a pound for every title that will close in 2009, I'd have enough money to subscribe to Monocle and Intelligent Life – but that would be pointless ... neither of them will be around by the end of the year." He also predicted the demise of this newspaper and pledged not to make redundancies at his own, both of which, as Brûlé points out, "rather went in the opposite direction".
It was Brûlé's publicist who organised the Media-list mass voting, he says, which had nothing to do with him. "We are a growing print product, we are investing in journalism, we are challenging the market – it's surprising that we weren't high up on the list to begin with, to be brutally frank." In describing his fractious relationship with The Guardian he reveals that, before she left to head easyJet, chief executive Carolyn McCall rang to ask how he created his subscription model, which charges 50 per cent more to subscribers. "She wanted to know which consultants we used, and their number, and I laughed and told her we came up with it over a bottle of wine in the kitchen. We just felt this is how it should be done."
Brûlé's confidence is encouraging, and he has just launched a one-off broadsheet newspaper for the summer, Monocle Mediterraneo. Monocle circulation is 150,000, with Korea and Hong Kong two of his strongest markets. He is proud the title is in the top 200-selling magazines at Barnes & Noble in New York, which may not sound much, but "that does include all the Sudoku mags".
For his impressive achievements as an entrepreneur and his contribution to style – he is wearing shorts when he meet, but still commands authority – we recognise him in today's IoS Pink List of influential gay people in Britain. In Monocle he has created, against the odds, a profitable global print brand. And for that we should be grateful.Reuse content


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When it works well, improv gets kids working together, bringing new ideas to the scene, and -- most importantly -- listening.
The Individualized Major Program at Indiana University will soon lead to a first for the school—a degree in stand-up comedy.
Its grand name notwithstanding, the American Piano Factory is a one-man show. And over 27 years of house calls, Dave Cox has developed a faithful clientele.
Thanks to the regular paychecks from "Totally Biased With W. Kamau Bell," writer and comedian Aparna Nancherla is now able to dedicate herself to stand-up.
The once-obsolete vinyl record has seen a renaissance in the last eight years. But for Bloomington record stores, vinyl is nothing new.
A musical revue joins an up-and-coming folk artist with his musical—and philosophical—forebear in a kinship that transcends space and time.
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Artology's Fanfare Competition is the winner of the 2016 Art Music Award for Excellence in Music Education.
2016-17 Fanfare's announced
The judges were delighted with the quality of the compositions submitted this year. They short-listed over 30 works for consideration at the panel meeting and following the set criteria and careful deliberation eight works were selected.
In no particular order the selected eight composers are:
Xiao-Xiao Kingham, Age 16 [VIC]
James Robert Littlewood, Age 21 [VIC]
Oscar Gill, Age 13, [NSW]
Chrysoulla Markoulli, Age 19 [NSW]
Marcus Kha, Age 14 [SA]
Oliver Max Benjamin Beard, Age 18 [NSW]
Callum O'Reilly, Age 19 [WA]
Renee Crump, Age 13 [VIC]
Meet the composers and hear their compositions.
Imagine hearing your music played by the Australian Youth Orchestra at the Sydney Opera House and other performance venues around Australia! If you are a budding composer or musician then the Fanfare Competition is an exciting opportunity for you.
The competition is open to young people aged 12-21 years. To enter write a 30 second composition and submit a score and recording online. Eight selected participants will work with mentor composer Nicholas Vines to fully develop their ideas, and have their work pre-recorded by the Australian Youth Orchestra.
The competition is looking for works that have 'something to say' and that draw attention. You don't need to have a strong musical background – your work just needs to draw attention for the intended use of cueing audiences to take their seats at performance venues.
Competition currently closed.
Submission Details:
Age Limit: 12-21 Years
Submission Deadline: Competition currently closed.
Step 1: Write your composition using instruments for the AYO List (below) in Short Score form (send us your score using a few instruments that best suit your composition) and send us your favourite four (4) bars in full orchestration. If you are having difficulty converting your score to Short Score form – just send us a PDF of your full score.
Step 2: Read the Terms and Conditions.
Step 3: Complete the Submission Form and upload a score and recording of your work (PDF and MP3 files can be uploaded to your application). If you have composed your work by hand scan your score and create a sound file on an instrument of your choice and upload to your application. Competition currently closed.
Step 4: 8 Winning Participants Announced on Friday 3 June 2016
Step 5: Selected composers will participate in two workshop days to refine their compositions with composer Nicholas Vines. The workshops will be held in Sydney on Saturday 16 July and Saturday 13 August 2016 (we will arrange your travel and accommodation).
Step 6: Rehearsal and recording day with Australian Youth Orchestra will be held in Sydney in Sunday 4 September 2016.
Step 7: Works broadcast at the Sydney Opera House
Students if you need help we have created a DIY Guide, check it out!
What is a fanfare?
A fanfare is normally a relatively short piece of music that is typically played by trumpets, cornet, French horns, or other brass instruments, often accompanied by percussion. It is usually intended for important social purposes, such as ceremonial events involving important people or animals, as exclamations of significant activities during an event (such as with introductions and closings), or to precede announcements with the purpose of gaining the attention of the audience. Similarly, musical works themselves often begin, transition, or end with fanfares or fanfare-like themes. The term is also used symbolically, such as to describe occasions that are greatly publicised, even when no music is involved.
Further Listening
Aaron Copland: Fanfare For The Common Man
Bill Conti: Fanfare For Rocky (Rocky)
Nigel Westlake: Cudmirrah fanfare : for symphony orchestra (1987)
Liza Lim: Flying banner : full orchestra (2005)
What is a Short Score?
A short score is a reduction of a work for many instruments to just a few staves. Rather than composing directly in full score, many composers work out some type of short score while they are composing and later expand the complete orchestration. Send us your score using 3 or 4 instruments that best suit your composition.
Australian Youth Orchestra Instrumentation
1 flute, 1 oboe, 1 clarinet or saxophone, 1 bassoon, 2 trumpets (Bb or C), 2 french horns, 1 trombone, strings (8 violin 1, 6 violin 2, 4 viola, 3 cello, 2 bass), timpani (sizes 32, 29, 26 & 23), percussion (no more than 2 players), electronics or recorded sound. We encourage you to call us if you have any queries regarding instrumentation in particular percussion and electronics (electronics would be accommodated in the final recording process).
Percussion List: 2 bongos, bell tree, bass drum, castanets, snare drum, suspended cymbals (China, standard), glockenspiel, marimba, tambourine, tenor drum, triangle, tom-toms (Please note: 2 players only)
Australian Theatre for Young People (ATYP) : Mentoring Scholarship
The 2016 mentorship recipient is Chrysoulla Markoulli. Chrysoulla worked with sound designer Steve Francis to create the score for ATYP's production Fight with all your might the Zombies of tonight [9-19 November 2016]. The program sees one lucky young composer mentored in sound design for an ATYP production. Working alongside leading industry experts in the field, their music is professionally recorded and used for each performance of the season. The winner is selected by the judging committee and also receive a cash prize!
2015 Mentor was Sam Weller for The Trolleys
Listen to the Fanfares
Do you need inspiration for your fanfare? Hear the recordings of the finalists.
The Fanfare competition sees the traditional cue bells replaced by 30 second fanfares composed by some of Australia's most talented young musicians aged 12 to 21. The concept was created by London's Royal Opera House in 2009 and has been brought to Australia by Artology. The fanfares from the 2015-16 competition were previewed in April 2016 and will run at the Sydney Opera House until December 2016. If you are visiting the Sydney Opera House you will hear:
Hamish Ander : 4 – 17 April 2016
Glenn Bussey : 18 – 24 April 2016
Elise Bergman : 10 June – 1 July 2016
Alexander Lau : 2 – 17 July 2016
Sam Weller : 24 September – 1 October 2016
Jordan Halaseh : 2 – 9 October 2016
Cordelia Olivia To : 8 – 15 December 2016
Alexander Voltz : 15 – 24 December 2016
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May 25th, 2016, Cero comentarios
Slack, WhatsApp… I find myself trying to use Telegram's replies on any chat tool I use —a collection, I must admit, has grown too big.
May 25th, 2016, Cero comentarios
Slack, WhatsApp… I find myself trying to use Telegram's replies on any chat tool I use —a collection, I must admit, has grown too big.
May 20th, 2013, Cero comentarios
Totally identificado:
@carmen_pacheco o, si el libro está en inglés, querer tocar una palabra que no entiendes para que te salte el diccionario xD
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November 23rd, 2011, Cero comentarios
This one comes via Twitter:
Sometimes I wish there was a ⌘+F at the supermarket aisles
— Marcela Machuca (@nananaina) November 23, 2011
Me too, badly. And certainly not only for supermarkets.
September 12th, 2011, 4 comentarios
Buying tickets for El Biógrafo cinema in Santiago remains analog and charming: you choose your seat by picking the ticket from a display that represents the room's layout.
Upon retrieving your ticket, you experience your seat becoming non-available.
August 27th, 2011, 3 comentarios
This is a (I believe) non existing feature I would love my browser to have in order to help my open links in the background Diogenes syndrome.
I call it "referral feature": bring it up and it would tell you how the hell you ended up on that mysterious tab you are looking at right now. A proposed location within the browser IA is behind its window title bar, and a desirable trigger could be "⌥ + click on title bar", emulating the "cmd + click" used to access to parent location on standard Cocoa apps. Ideally, it would interconnect with other applications so it could deep trace (and link to) obscure referrals such as a link within a Twitter DM you read through the Twitter app.
The really quick mockup that follows pictures a realistic approach to its GUI:
December 24th, 2010, 68 comentarios
A couple of days ago I got this email from Ticketmaster announcing their new features. On a quick scan, something caught my attention, a couple of words clearly stood out:
It seems a bit weird, to say the least, that items under "My favorites" and "Stuff you browsed" belong to the same person, doesn't it?
Some questions arise:
Because I've had this dilemma for quite a while now, I collected some opinions on the issue. Have you got any more? Your own, maybe? If so, please leave a comment.
My Computer. I've always hated this icon — its insulting, infantilizing tone. Even if you change the name, the damage is done: It's how you've been encouraged to think of the system.
"My" also presents the potential for substantial confusion. Let's say I'm interacting with a widget-selling site. And I have a personal area on the site, and it's called, "My Account". Then the system, when referring to me, must call me "I" and "My," which is weird, because, well, it's odd when reflexive possessive adjectives are used and you're not in control (or should that be, "and I'm not in control"?) Also, if I need to talk to The System for some reason (say, send email to the people who run it), how do I refer to it? Usually it's "Contact Us", but if I am "My", than "Us" would be me as well, so that leaves "You" for The System, so it would be something like "Contact You" and, well, that's weird, too.
Labeling stuff with "My" imitates the point of view of the user. It is as if the user has printed out labels and stuck them to various objects: My Lunch, My Desk, My Red Stapler. Except the user hasn't done this; you (the site) did it for them.
Labeling stuff with "Your" instead reinforces the conversational dialogue. It is how another human being might address you when talking about your stuff. Even with MySpace, people say things like "I saw what you put on your MySpace.
if you succumb to the peculiar temptation of my, you just set yourself up for totally unnecessary inconsistency.
And, should you decide to brand a whole section of your site with "My", you aren't really branding the experience at all. You are inviting your users to draw an analogy with something another company did over a decade ago. It's a missed opportunity, and that sucks.
November 29th, 2010, 251 comentarios
Difícilmente superable.
November 26th, 2010, 33 comentarios
Legible London, via Oyer Corazón.
When I grow up, I want to be a designer at Transport for London.
September 2nd, 2010, 37 comentarios
When trying to come up with a new solution for something that people are already used to, there's a high risk of getting things wrong. The new thing has to be better that the old, widely adopted one. On top of that, it has to work as well as (if not better than) the old, broadly tested one. Let's see some right/wrong examples:
Say that you need a drop-down list and you can't get by on the HTML select element.
Right: Google Translate keeps classic keyboard shortcuts for the list items (that's me typing POR+ENTER):
Wrong: Zara focuses on aesthetics, but forgets about fucntionality (that's me failing to select Madrid with the keyboard):
Or… say you want to bring music social networking to the desktop.
Right: Spotify gets the better of both worlds: super fast desktop class performance and persistent back and forward navigation. But above all, it gives everything —artists, songs, users— an URL.
Wrong: Ping, Apple's just born social network is horribly slow. It displays a "connecting to iTunes" message everytime you click on something, most of its objects are not linkable and the navigation is a mess: suffice to say the Home icon takes you to… the iTunes Store.
September 2nd, 2010, Cero comentarios
More on pattern recognition:
I have just activated GMail's Priority Inbox in my personal account. It is meant to lower the time you spend checking email. Or the times you check email.
Because the default page title has changed from "Inbox" to "Priority Inbox", I keep thinking I have a conversation open on the GMail tab, and I can't help clicking on it to return to what would be its "normal" state ("Inbox".)
Alberto Romero, on a prerecorded broadcast to the world. I use this blog as a public notebook: here I save and share thoughts and events with scheduled irregularity.
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Interaction designer at Designit, the company of dreams, in downtown Madrid, Spain.
Send me an email to alberto at denegro.com or follow me on twitter: @albertorrromero


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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-818?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12478585 ] Michael McCandless commented on LUCENE-818: ------------------------------------------- > i would make sure to *heavily* document each and every use of isOpen/ensureOpen to make it clear why they are being used when they are from a performance concern case ... otherwise people will be very confused down the road ("why the hell isn't this being checked until the catch block?!?!?!") OK I changed my mind. I don't think we should add the "check if closed after the fact" logic. I reviewed the 4 methods in question (maxDoc, numDocs, hasDeletions, isDeleted) and for all subclasses of IndexReader these are very trivial methods that won't throw exceptions. So I'm back to thinking this added complexity (and future confusion to people looking @ Lucene source code) isn't worthwhile and we should leave these methods with no checking for whether they are already closed. But I will document why ensureOpen is *not* being called in each of these methods. > IndexWriter should detect when it's used after being closed > ----------------------------------------------------------- > > Key: LUCENE-818 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/LUCENE-818 > Project: Lucene - Java > Issue Type: Bug > Components: Index > Affects Versions: 2.1 > Reporter: Michael McCandless > Assigned To: Michael McCandless > Priority: Minor > Attachments: LUCENE-818.patch, LUCENE-818.take2.patch, LUCENE-818.take3.patch > > > Spinoff from this thread on java-user: > http://www.gossamer-threads.com/lists/lucene/java-user/45986 > If you call addDocument on IndexWriter after it's closed you'll hit a > hard-to-explain NullPointerException (because the RAMDirectory was > closed). Before 2.1, apparently you won't hit any exception and the > IndexWrite will keep running but will have released it's write lock (I > think). > I plan to fix IndexWriter methods to throw an IllegalStateException if > it has been closed. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Proven top class home trainer. With its rolling surface made of a highly elastic elastomer, it offers a variety of options for indoor training. The Xtreme trainer's special feature is its elastic belt (fig. 1) on which the tyre rolls. It's a real advantage that the tyre is in contact with a large surface area, which provides resistance that feels like a road and even allows strength training. A tyre's contact area on the road is usually 1.5 cm long, for the Xtreme Magnetic-Beltdrive it is up to 16 cm! Good adhesion also prevents the tyre from slipping. Another advantage is that you can use any type of tyre. Especially for ATBs/MTBs (fig. 2 + 3), it is not necessary to make that annoying wheel change, as you don't need a smooth tyre. Tyre wear is minimised by rolling rubber on rubber while cycling. The tyre's contact pressure is smoothly adjustable. Thanks to its robust struts, the home trainer is very stable and doesn't twist. Its quick-release system allows you to install & release the bike very quickly. To protect delicate original quickreleases, a robust quick release is included, which is very easy to insert into the fixture. The magnetic brake complements the rolling surface very effectively. It can be adjusted from the handlebar in 26 steps and is very quiet.
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With a stay at The Liberty Lodge Williamsport in Williamsport, you'll be convenient to Howard J. Lamade Stadium and Peter J. McGovern Little League Museum. This motel is within close proximity of Lycoming College and Market Street Bridge.
Make yourself at home in one of the 30 air-conditioned rooms featuring kitchenettes with refrigerators and stovetops. Wired and wireless Internet access is complimentary, while 37-inch flat-screen televisions with cable programming provide entertainment. Conveniences include microwaves and coffee/tea makers, as well as phones with free local calls.
Take advantage of recreation opportunities such as a 24-hour fitness center, or other amenities including complimentary wireless Internet access and a picnic area.
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Screen goes black when front facing camera is covered
This just started happening today while I was using Skype, but now it won't stop. Everytime I accidentally cover the front facing camera, my phone screen goes black then as soon as its uncovered, the screen comes back. It seems like covering the camera is making the phone act like I pressed the screen lock button.
I searched the forums and didn't find anyone else having this problem. Any suggestions?
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Re: Screen goes black when front facing camera is covered
Welcome to Android Central! It sounds like a proximity sensor issue--usually, it makes the screen turn off while on a regular voice call and the phone is up against your ear, to prevent your ear from pressing any onscreen buttons. When you pull the phone away from your ear, the proximity sensor registers this and turns the screen back on. The proximity sensor is usually right next to the front camera.
It may be a Skype glitch--perhaps the proximity sensor was activated with the Skype call, and then didn't turn off. I suggest rebooting and seeing if it persists. Alternatively, you could force close Skype to see if it was holding the proximity sensor hostage, as it were. To force close, go to Settings>Apps, select Skype, and tap Force Stop.
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Re: Screen goes black when front facing camera is covered
no, it is 'smart screen.' your phone literally wants to make eye contact with you. I have found this is overridden by a plugged-in external speaker, which I find necessaru anyway due to the poor speaker quality.
its the front facing camera sensor.
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Welcome to a land of sunshine and fine wine. Entre Cielos lies in the beautiful Mendoza region in the foothills of the Andes. The hotel's modern design creates an elegant, poetic environment, respectfully integrated into the magnificent Argentinian landscape. Your senses will be stimulated to fully relax and recharge the body and soul. Entre Cielos has 16 individually designed luxury rooms including a floating wine loft above the vineyard. The land surrounding the hotel produces the world's finest Malbec wines and you can celebrate and enjoy wine any and every moment. Entre Cielos provides a unique combination of experiences, paired with impeccable service and a touch of Swiss style, that ensures every stay is unforgettable.
Classic Rooms are unique with powerful colors and a sense of strength, joie-de-vivre and style also characterize the Classic rooms, which are all named after aromas beginning with A: Anana, Aji, Almendras, Aceitunas.
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Entre Cielos provides a unique combination of experiences, paired with impeccable service and a touch of Swiss style, that ensures every stay is unforgettable Entre Cielos offers guests a feast for the senses, something that for sure you shall find in the restaurant with the amazing view to the mountains. The talented chefs work with the freshest local produce and hand-selected ingredients to create a host of delicacies that combine elegant simplicity, excellence and flavor. Enjoy a culinary tour through the local haute cuisine, with a selection of meat, fish and vegetarian dishes available.
Welcome to the first traditional Hamam and Spa in Latin America. A hamam is a thousand-year old concept, consisting of a circuit of 6 stages and different massage treatments. Using heat and water, the hamam rids the body of accumulated toxins and relaxes the mind, and the typical soap and oil massages do a great job of rounding off a Hamam experience.
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Luxury, Ground Floor, 2 bedroom (sleeps 5) Apartment with FREE WIFI. Located in a small, private gated condominium with very large communal pool in fabulous landscaped grounds within the Vilamoura Resort. Located just outside the resort centre about 15 minutes walk (3 minutes drive) to the award winning golden sands of Faleisia beach and the Restaurants/Bars/Shops of the Marina. Local amenities of Supermarket/Restaurants/Bar/Cafe's are within 5 minutes walk.
Spacious accommodation; 2 large bedrooms with Air-Con & ample hanging/drawer wardrobe storage. 2 modern bathrooms, 1 en-suite with Jacuzzi spa bath. Luxury fitted kitchen (Dishwasher/Washing machine/Microwave/Fridge Freezer etc). Very large living/dining room, , storage, sofa with 2 integrated chaise longues, dining table. English TV (Standard Free View Channels, BBC 1,2,3, ITV1,2,3,Channel 4, etc..., and Free WIFI is include. Also Radio/CD player.
Large private terrace with own private grassed garden area (gets sun from 11am until 6pm) 4 loungers for exclusive use, table and 6 chairs, BBQ, enclosed by a 1.5m hedge for added privacy. Benefit of direct access to the large fabulous swimming pool with children's pool, sundeck, landscaped garden area with additional sun loungers/sun shades quickly accessed from the private garden down 3 steps. Children's play area located within gardens away from pool.
Linen Change & Local Contact: We employ an English speaking manager for the apartment who arranges the cleaning and will act as your first point of contact to deal locally with any queries/questions/concerns you may have during your stay at the apartment.
Cleaning and linen change is once per week.
Ground Floor Benefits: The apartment is located in one of the two blocks overlooking the communal pool. Being a ground floor apartment means that there is the benefit of quick access to the pool and the sun deck which means that if you need to use the facilities of the apartment (Toilet/kitchen/ fresh towel supplies/cold drinks etc..) it is a few steps back there with no stairs or elevators to have to navigate.
Access to shops and facilities: The apartment is located conveniently for both the facilities of Vilamoura centre as well as the local facilities.
There is a supermarket, restaurants/bars and a cafe within 3 minutes walk which are the local facilities, you can get most things from that supermarket and fresh pastries etc.. from the cafe, Parky's bar shows all the live sport for sports fans on large screens.
The Marina is a 15 minute walk away (3 mins by car/taxi) with a wide variety of restaurants/shops/bars and also watersports. The award winning Falesia beach is also about a 15 minute walk or again 3 mins by car. There is also a land train that runs at the end of the road to the beach and Marina during the day and early evening, the timetable varies by season so you need to check at the tourist information where Parky's bar is for exact times.
The apartment is lovely and has all of the comforts you need. The grounds and pool are immaculate. Vilamoura itself is beautiful although nothing happens here until after midday.
We have children aged 4 and 5 so the walk to the marina took us around half an hour but the walk with the sports apparatus on it kept them busy and it is a lovely walk down to the marina.
Jill the apartment owner is very accommodating and helpful and kept a good communication flow going throughout.
A couple of tips for anyone else looking at the area:
We hired a car through Luz Car who are slightly more expensive than others but do not charge extra's as the price includes full damage waiver, they also provide free booster and car seats.
We visited Zoomarine which was a great day out and only cost us €60 due to an offer they had on at the time. It was relatively quiet when we went so no queues.
We also did a dolphin safari but unfortunately did not see any dolphins, there were 10 in our boat and of these 3 were sick, as the boat is quite small and very fast it gets a bit bumpy so wouldn't recommend it unless you have a strong stomach.
We ate out twice during our stay at Akvavit and Il Lamparo (Both on the marina) both of these restaurants were very nice and wouldn't hesitate to recommend.
Our stay at the apartment was everything we hoped it would be and more. The accommodation is spacious, spotlessly clean and accurately described. Our group was Grandma, Grandad, mum, dad and 3 year old so was the perfect size for us and our little boy loved the pool area which was very safe and secure and his pull out bed was very comfortable. Jill was the perfect owner to deal with, always prompt with replies and provided all the information we needed.
Vilamoura is a great place for families and couples with plenty of restaurants, bars and its lovely just to walk around the marina.
We would definitely return to the resort and the apartment and would recommend highly. Thanks Jill for a lovely holiday experience!!
The apartment is exactly as described, but the pictures don't do it justice as regards it's size. The living area and bedrooms are lovely and large and a create a sense of openness in what looks to be a small apartment from the front door. When we arrived the property was immaculate and we found everything as described in the property details sent to us by the owner (the only thing that would have been useful is some handsoap in the bathrooms when you first arrive!)
The pool and garden area was beautiful, clean and safe to let the kids wander around on their own and to the play area just behind some of the apartments, knowing they were only 1 min away! May be different if you go in peak season though, when it's busier.
The property was a good 20 minute walk from the marina and beach, which wasn't a problem at first but with a 7 and 5-year old we did end up hiring a car for a couple of days to give them a rest from all the walking! We also used the opportunity to drive to Zoomarine (about 25 min drive) which the kids loved.
The owner was very helpful in the run up to our stay, answering all my e-mails and questions very quickly. I would definitely recommend this property to anyone! We all loved our first visit to the Algarve!
Fabulous apartment in a superb location, owners very helpful and responsive, highly recommended. Brilliant for families our kids (9 and 12) loved every minute of their stay there, with the huge swimming pool and large gardens to run around. The apartment itself was very spacious and nicely furnished, the private garden was a big bonus for us we had direct access to the pool area which only a few of the apartments have and also it was great for BBQs which we did several times. The supermarket was only a short walk as was the beach which was very clean. We walked to the Marina when we didn't eat in, which was easy, lots of great restaurants down there, although try the square at the back where it is a bit cheaper. We will definitely be returning to this apartment.
We had a very enjoyable stay at Apartment Laurel; everything was as presented in the listing. In particular the apartment was spacious, clean, comfortable and well-maintained.
We had no problems in communicating with the owners who handled the booking efficiently and responded to any queries promptly. We were provided with a very comprehensive booklet which included details about the apartment, useful contacts/emergency contacts and information about Vilamoura itself.
The apartment is a short journey from Faro airport (approximately 25 minutes) and is well situated for a pleasant walk, about 25 minutes, to the Marina and beaches.
This was our second time staying in this apartment we also stayed here last year. We have 2 year old twins and a 9 month old baby. The inside of the apartment is lovely everything that you would need, however it is the outside area that's the real winner. In addition to the patio there is also a small garden which the boys had great time kicking their footballs around. We spent either an afternoon or morning each day around the patio. The covering on the patio provides great shade which the baby was able to roam around. The pool is also perfect for this size of kids where there is separate toddler pool, while having a nice adult pool. Access to the pool is direct from the garden,which is great when you have a few kids to bring to the pool and then when we were not going to the pool, we were able to close off the gap with some of the garden furniture which kept them safe.
The beach is about a 20 min walk with marina about a 25 min walk. This seems a bit long however we really enjoyed the walk along the beautiful purpose built walking path. You would need to have a buggy with you. We used walk into the Marina at night and then get a taxi home afterwards. The taxi are very cheap circa €5.
Jill the owner is great and is very helpful with any queries that I had.
I would hope to get to go back there next year again.
Vilamoura - midway between Albufeira and Faro in Central Algarve – is considered by many to be the ultimate Algarve tourist resort combining the traditional and cosmopolitan. The emphasis here is on the outdoor life and having fun, and this has always been the intention of the planners since Vilamoura was conceived as the dream holiday destination around 40 years ago. Today, it is amongst the largest exclusive resorts in Europe, and viewed as the most complete with the centre piece being the magnificent marina area which is the focus for the many bars, restaurants, shops and super-yachts.
For relaxation the fabulous beaches are some of the best in Europe. If an active holiday in an environment as lively as it is relaxing is what you seek in the Algarve, Vilamoura just about has it all. Vilamoura boasts six world-class golf courses, a riding school; tennis, lawn bowling, shooting, sailing, diving and fishing clubs which are all book-able within the resort.
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Prices may be subject to change at the owner's discretion.
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When times are tough it is natural that we turn to those closest to us when we need help. Society as a whole is seeing large numbers of 'boomerang' kids – adult children who move back home after college or when dealing with a financial crisis. Most of the parents I meet with are happy to help and will do anything that can to help their children. And that is where the problems lies - they will do anything to help out.
Often this means that the parents carry the heavy load of supporting not only themselves but their adult children and often their grandchildren. When people move back in with their parents they often see their parents like they did when they were kids. They see them as the providers and just assume that their parents are in the financial position to take care of them. However, many of these parents don't have the resources to care for a suddenly larger household and compensate by turning to credit cards.
This can result in huge amounts of debt for people who's sole source of income is Social Security and a pension. All of this equates to serious financial trouble and stress. This leads to the question, if you are retired, living on Social Security, and have a large amount of debt, does it make sense to file for bankruptcy? Here are a couple of things to consider:
Even is you have a lot of debt you need to ask yourself what would really happen if you stopped paying your creditors. For instance, if you stopped paying your house payment or your car payment the house will be foreclosed on and the car repossessed. You probably don't want that so it is a good idea to keep paying those.
However if you stop paying your credit cards you will likely receive some collection phone calls and maybe you will be sued on the debt. In my experience most credit card companies will try and collect a debt for 90 -120 days and then sell it to a third party debt buyer. The purchaser of the debt may or may not sue you. The reason why this is important is because with unsecured debts like credit cards unless the creditor has sued you and obtained a judgment there isn't a whole lot they can do to you other than be annoying and damage your credit score.
And even if a creditor obtains a judgment against you if your sole source of income is Social Security they can't garnish that anyway. So your creditor may be able to get a judgment but likely won't be able to do much with it. If this is your situation you should consult with a bankruptcy lawyer to evaluate the specifics of your case and what the best route to go is.
If you need to file bankruptcy during your retirement years one advantage you will likely have is that you will qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy pretty easily. In order to qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy case your income must be at or below the typical income for a family of your size in your state. However, in calculating what your income you are not required to include your Social Security income into the equation. Further, you will be able to count your adult children (and their children) in the calculation of your total household size. For most this means that it is very easy to qualify for a chapter 7 bankruptcy filing.
Before making any decisions on whether to file bankruptcy or not it is important to meet with a qualified bankruptcy attorney. They can help you in making the right decision for your situation.
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