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DK Global Recruitment is a multilingual recruitment agency, based in Dublin, Ireland. We specialize in finding European language-speaking jobs for job seekers in many European countries. With years of experience in the multilingual BPO sector. Our fully-trained expert recruiters help and advise job seekers throughout the recruitment process, and always treat the candidate as a high priority.
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"I would love to write a book, but I simply don't have the time."
This is a phrase I know only too well. Not only do I hear it regularly from would-be-writers, I said it myself for about twenty years. I honestly thought I could churn out book, after book, if only I had the time. I'd swoon over publicity shots of debut novelists grinning from ear to ear next to their shiny new books and I'd think; "Ah, yes but they must have had the time to write. I simply don't have the time. They must be a lot less busy than I am."
This is exactly how I used to think; but then something amazing happened.
I sat down and wrote a book.
Don't get me wrong, it wasn't easy and my debut novel The Goldfish Boy involved a lot of stopping and starting. During those barren weeks, I was simply too busy reading about how other authors planned their 'Typical Writing Day' and working out how I could possibly squeeze writing into a busy schedule of work, school runs and life in general. I remember reading about a new mum who finished her first novel by writing every time her new-born baby napped (no, I don't believe it either). And then there was a woman who worked long hours in an extremely stressful job in the NHS who wrote from 11pm until 2am, got four hours sleep then did it all again the next day. The thought of it exhausted me.
So what changed? What magical formula did I discover to help me find the time to write a book?
Some writers swear by set hours each day and others by daily wordcount targets but what I did was even simpler than that. I stopped looking for the answer and simply wrote as and when I could fit it in. I'm a morning person so, every now and then I would set my alarm for 5am, make a pint of tea, and write until the kids woke up at 7. I didn't do it very often, but those couple of hours were so concentrated they always boosted my wordcount tremendously. Occasionally I would take my laptop to my son's football training and sit and write in the car. Again, knowing I only had an hour made everything much more focused. Rather than looking for the answer in a set routine, I was learning to spot those little windows of opportunity and dive in.
I'm now writing my second novel and occasionally I drift onto social media, my stomach plummeting when I read tweets from authors who have managed to write 3,000 words that day when I've only managed 500. But this time I'm not going to stress over it. I know what works for me and that is little and often. My biggest concern nowadays is how I'm going to fit some exercise into my life. But to be honest with you, I'm simply don't have the time.
Lisa Thompson worked as a radio broadcast assistant first at the BBC and then for an independent production company making plays and comedy programmes. During this time she got to make tea for lots of famous people. She grew up in Essex and now lives in Suffolk with her family. The Goldfish Boy is her debut novel.
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Moist and fudgy with a crackly top – brownies are irresistible. In fact, I have never met anyone who has said, "No thank you" if offered one. They are definitely a 'go to' when searching for a dessert to bring to a gathering.
In fact, I brought these Dark Chocolate Cocoa Brownies to my friend's birthday/friendsgiving along with a Gluten Free Pecan Pie Cake. Everybody raved about both desserts but at the end of the night, the brownies were demolished and I still have a piece of the cake left in my fridge. At least I did twenty minutes ago before my boyfriend, aka, the human garbage disposal, came home.
I tested this recipe 3 times, adding a bit more butter, decreasing the cocoa powder, flour and eggs. The result was brownie nirvana. A light melt in your mouth crumble with a rich and deep chocolate flavor that makes you want to break out in song.
With only six ingredients, these Dark Chocolate Cocoa Brownies are ridiculously simple and take 20 minutes from start to finish. You can add chocolate chips to the batter or whatever else your pretty little head can think of. What isn't optional though, is a faint dusting of powdered sugar on top to dress up the brownies. Enjoy!
If you decide to take a chance on these Dark Chocolate Cocoa Brownies, don't forget to #youngbrokeandhungry on Instagram so I can see it. High Five!
- 1½ sticks + 1 tablespoon melted unsalted butter
- 1 cup sugar
- ½ cup dark chocolate cocoa powder
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 4 tablespoon hot coffee
- 1 egg
- ⅔ cup flour
- Powdered sugar (optional)
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
- In a medium sized bowl, heat butter, sugar and dark chocolate coca powder in microwave for 1 minute or until butter is melted. Give the mixture a quick stir.
- Add salt and hot coffee. Mix again, until the batter is shiney.
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I`m a 40-yr-old female. About 4 yrs ago, I was biten by what I thought were mosquitoes during an all-day gardening project. We counted 75 bites on my legs alone! About 2 weeks later, I developed a rash. A nurse- friend said it looked like poison sumac and told me of some across-the-counter medicine to use...in a couple weeks the rash went away. But about 2 weeks later, I developed an upper respitory infection (my head swelled out, slurred speech, no sense of balance and very little air passing to my lungs). A wonderful doctor saved my life with quick acting antibiotics. However, each year since I have had at least 1 - 2 occurances of the same illness. First I get a rash, then it disappears and I`m fine...then BAM!...an upper respitory infection which makes me pray to die. (This year`s infection included ear infections, coughing so frequent/hard that I pulled stomach muscles and threw my lower back out, swollen glands throughout the sinus area, eye-sensitivity to light, inability to carry-out even small tasks, dizzyness and difficulty walking/standing.) I have gotten this ailment in the winter and summer months, and I have been totally unable to connect it to anything. (My doctor is also at a loss on it.) I know Lyme Disease comes from ticks, I live in Northern Kentucky and the CDC only reported 19 cases for all of Kentucky in 1999..so it is unlikely that my illness is tick-born, right? Is there any illness that I could have gotten from the apparent mosquito bites? Could you direct me to any resource which might be helpful? I know you can`t diagnose me on the internet, but any direction you could give which might help would certainly be followed through on and appreciated. I don`t know if I can withstand another bout of whatever this is.... Thank you for your help.
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Note: If at any point you want to see the "What If" list I used for my classroom, simply click any of the sarcastic memes.
In this series I'm going to cover some classroom basics, these are the things that any teacher who has been in the classroom for more than a few years probably takes for granted. For the most part, anyone willing to stay in the profession for more than a few years will eventually find their "teacher identity". This identity includes how you see yourself as a professional educator, how you manage relationships with your students and their families, and how you want the administration to view your work. All of these things evolve over time, but until you've made a conscious effort to develop and improve these processes, you're probably going to feel unarmed every school year. That being said, let's get into how I approached creating a set of classroom "rules", why I quickly realized those rules were holding me back, and why I adopted the "What if" list.
Classroom rules are one of those things that novice teachers don't think they're going to need. And in that thought, I believe they're actually half right. Every classroom needs a code of conduct for safety and security reasons, that's a must-have. But, in that regard the school should have you covered. So the first step I would propose is to make your students aware of what the schoolwide rules and/or codes of conduct are.
Once you've got those out of the way it's time to ask yourself (or even ask your students) how can I turn my classroom into a place where students learn? What does that place look like? What are some social norms that are usually observed in that place? I suggest you work this question out on your own first, ask yourself,
"Where and under what circumstances do I learn best?"
It seems like a simple enough question, but I'm sure you'll get 100 different answers from 100 different teachers. Some teachers will say "Library" or "Starbucks". Coincidently, these are environments with very few distractions and very little noise. Others might say "I get my best work done when I'm able to roll up my sleeves and work things out with my hands, alongside big groups with lots of constructive noise!" The truth becomes clear; when, how and under what conditions you learn best can change. So, expect your classroom to be much the same. Regardless of how the environment must adapt, so must your ability to enforce social norms.
"Where and under what circumstances do my students learn best?"
Your students answers will probably be as diverse as if you asked a group of adults. There is a lot of mostly debunked "research" out there on different learning styles (auditory, visual, kinesthetic, etc) but really the point I'm trying to make here is that there are usually a few norms that you can get your students to agree upon, but that shouldn't pigeonhole what kind of environment your classroom must be in order to facilitate learning. You're going to need to be agile, so lets start creating some rules...
Here's your first rule:
1. Never have a set of rules.
I learned early on that no matter how hard I tried, a concrete set of rules (no matter how reasonable) just wasn't going to help my students learn. I found myself spending more time enforcing my rules than I was going through content. And, after much pondering I realized that this was because my rules were always statements rather than conversations. Here I am trying to foster critical thinking in my students, yet simultaeously issueing a set of commands with no recourse.
This brings me to my second rule:
2. Create a "what if" list instead.
What I did was try to see things from my students perspective. I want my students to ask awesome questions, and I want to equip them with the cognitive, and non cognitive skills to investigate that inquirey, so why not create an inquirey-based set of "rules"?
The what if list is born!
3. Add a few personalized "What if's" to your list.
First, try and think of 5 or so questions that students will probably be asking themselves when they get into your class.
- What if I'm late?
- What if I'm unprepared?
- What if I have a conflict with another student?
- What if I disagree with something the teacher says?
- What if I have to go to the bathroom?
I encourage you to adapt my list to fit your needs, make sure that your rules aren't copy-pasted from the internet because your classroom, and the school around it is a unique place. And you students have unique needs.
4. Play those scenarios out, and add your own voice
Now that we have a few personalized what if's, it's time to ask yourself, how would I respond if a student asked me a question like this? I'm a frank individual so my "What If" list is followed by whether or not the request is legitimate. This mostly has to do with the school I was in. Most of the teachers in my school were so overwhelmed that they mostly took students on their word, even if they thought the student was pulling their leg. Or, even worse, they had given up and would simply deny any request that took time away from their instruction. So, I put the onus on my students, I challenged them to ask themselves whether their excuse or their request was legitimate before they brought it to my attention.
5. Add a little more personality
I'm not just a frank guy, I'm also quite silly. So, I added a few memes to my "What If" list and made the list available online. There are lots of reasons why you should do this as well, but if you don't have the ability to do that then use mine instead!
In fact, I would love to continue to build my what-if list, so if you think of any great additions feel free to let me know on social media, or in the comments below this post.
Thanks for reading!
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It's Over for The Captain and Tennile [VIDEO]
Look like the Muskrat Love is over for 70's singing duo The Captain and Tennile. I guess love couldn't keep them together… It's kinda sad… Toni Tennile and Daryl Dragon 71, are officially ending their marriage after 39 years together. Tennille 73 filed for divorce in Arizona.
The duo are best known for their 70's super hits "Love Will Keep Us Together", "Muskrat Love" and "Do That To Me One More Time". They also had a variety series on ABC.
Back in 2010 Toni revealed that her husband was suffering from a neurological disorder with symptoms that are similar to Parkinson's disease. According to TMZ The Captain was blindsided and didn't see it coming
Here's some clips from the duo singing their biggest hits on their ABC variety show..


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Those who sow with tears will reap with songs of joy. Psalm 126:5
An important part of Getting to Zero is helping vulnerable children remain in their families. One such group are the children of commercial sex workers – mothers who will often leave their children alone at night to work the streets.
This month we are celebrating that 44 women in Busanza, Rwanda recently graduated from a program in their church that trained them in income generating tools to help them move out of commercial sex work and into sustainable livelihoods. Orphan Care teams from Saddleback had spoken into the lives of these women during their training, sharing with them the value of their children and their children's need for attention and care from their mothers. When a team returned again a few months ago, they were given a glimpse into the truly transformative power of that message.
Josephine, a young mother of two, stood to share her testimony. Her life had been marked by extreme loss and pain. Desperate to survive, Josephine entered into commercial sex work as ameans to provide for her and her children. Feeling trapped and hopeless, she could not see how she could care for and love her children. She had already formulated in her mind the plan for where to abandon her children when she walked in to hear the Orphan Care team share their message of hope that day. God opened her eyes to the important role she had to play as a mama to her two little ones.
Through the support of her church, Josephine was ready to become an attentive mother to her children. Josephine's eyes were opened and her heart towards her children changed when she learned the principles of Trust-Based Relational Intervention, or TBRI®, at her church. Within a community of other women with similar life experiences, Josephine was equipped with knowledge on how to foster connection that builds attachment with her children, disarm fear, and give voice. These practical interventions infused Josephine's parenting with hope that she could be the loving and supportive mother her children need, and the community at Mama Joy's encouraged her to persevere through the challenges this paradigm shift would bring.
Coupled with their newfound parenting skills through TBRI® education, the women at Mama Joy's church also learned income-generating modalities that would enable them to have a trade that could support their families. The women were taught how to use sewing machine to make beautiful clothing, purses, and other goods and also learned how to handcraft jewelry. These life skills offer the women holistic interventions to generate wealth outside of commercial sex work. The women are also equipped with knowledge on wealth stewardship through savings groups, allowing them to learn how to manage their income, invest, and grow their wealth, helping build a solid foundation for future financial stability and success.
The support of their local church and Mama Joy has equipped 44 women just like Josephine to learn practical life skills to provide for their families, leave commercial sex work, and be caring, present mothers to their children. We praise God for how He's re-writing their stories, taking them from pain and desperation, to joy!
If you would like to become a Rwanda sponsor, connect with us via email at email@example.com or learn more about giving now at www.saddleback.com/sponsorship!
The Karongi District of Western Rwanda is where the Orphan Care Initiative began the charge with local churches to get children out of orphanages and into loving, lasting families 3 years ago. In a country that did not have a word for "adoption" when deinstitutionalization began, so many families have stepped up to open their hearts and homes to children that there was no longer any need for the orphanages in their region. All three of the region's orphanages, which were once home to hundreds of children, are now emptied – the abandoned dormitories now testaments to God's amazing work in Rwanda through his church and the generosity of sponsorship donors like you!
The success is so profound that the Rwandan government has now asked the Orphan Care Initiative to play a larger leading role in 3 other regions of the country. This year, PEACE teams were mobilized to vision cast God's heart for the orphan to local churches in these new areas, providing them with the training they need to reunite families and raise up families for adoption. The churches of Karongi are now a shining example to the rest of the nation, teaching their brothers and sisters what it looks like to offer radical love through adoption.
Orphan Care PEACE Teams Deliver the Very Best in Evidence-Based Adoptive Parent Training
Life in an orphanage leaves a legacy of trauma in the life of a child – emotional pain and learned behaviors that can only be healed in the arms of a permanent family. The adoptive families in Rwandan local churches are trained in the best practices of parenting children coming out of trauma – a set of unique transformative tools called Trust Based Relational Interventions (TBRI®), developed and tested at Texas Christian University's Institute of Child Development.
Through a train the trainer model, local churches are equipped to not only empower families, but also empower skilled lay social workers to come alongside families as they bring home a child from the orphanage. This year, 79 members on 9 PEACE trips delivered this training in Rwanda.
The Orphan Care Initiative's work in this field was recently recognized as Initiative founder Elizabeth Styffe was awarded the TCU Green Honors Chair for 2017.
Check out this video to watch how churches are putting TBRI into practice in Rwanda:
Thank you to those of you who gave so generously to Rwanda Sponsorship in 2016. To set up monthly giving for the new year, visit saddleback.com/sponsorship. Let's help another region get to zero in 2017!
Losing one
parent is one too many. For Josiah, losing his mom to HIV/AIDS in 2014 almost
prevented him from remaining in his family. Josiah was only 3 years old. He and his 3 brothers and sister were living
with their sickly father named Emmanuel. A carpenter by profession, Emmanuel
did casual construction jobs to get by. However, after losing his wife, Emmanuel's
health began to decline and his body weakened.
He was unable to provide for his family. Emmanuel's mother and oldest daughter took on the responsibility of
caring for the young family- three of whom were still in elementary school.
This sad
reality has provided a powerful opportunity for the local church to bring hope
and support. Emmanuel attends a local
Anglican church in their community where his late wife also attended. The church reached out to little Josiah, his
Dad Emmanuel and the rest of the family.
The church explained that while he was recovering from ill health, the
church could help. They could see that the
family was vulnerable not only to disease, but to being separated out of
desperation and poverty. An orphanage
would have been one fo the few options if Josiah's family did not have the
support of the local church.
Rwanda Sponsorship, the local church has wholistically come alongside Josiah's
family. They are being supported by their church community and are frequently
visited by the members in their church family. Through God's mercy, Emmanuel is
now recovering and his family has remained together - largely in response to the
relationship they've developed with their local church.
The Church is the hope of
the world and the hope for every orphan and vulnerable child. Ending the orphan crisis is not just about getting
children out of orphanages - it's also about helping keep children out of
orphanages in the first place by helping vulnerable children remain in
families. By giving through the local church, sponsorship enables the
entire church to come alongside families like Josiah's, serving them in every
facet of life. Because of Sponsorship, care and support reached these
siblings before they became orphans, and the family is able to grow together!
If you are interested in impacting the life of a child through sponsorship, you can become a Rwanda sponsor at www.saddleback.com/sponsorship today! Connect with us at firstname.lastname@example.com to learn about the ways you can help end the orphan crisis and prevent children from becoming orphaned.
In Gicumbi Byumba, Rwanda, 29 church leaders gathered to hear God's Heart for the Orphan and consider the implementation of PEACE within their churches. Following breakout sessions, the leaders were prompted to identify the number one problem in caring for orphans and how their churches could solve it. Baptist leaders congregated on one side of the room while Anglicans gathered along the other. As they mulled over these questions, they realized their solution was to do physically for the orphan what God has done for believers spiritually. Their churches would adopt orphans, and as soon as possible!
Yet there was one last problem to solve. The Baptist leaders piped up, "We don't have an orphanage; we don't have a place to go get kids…" Then speaking to the Anglican leaders they asked, "Can we go to your orphanage, the Anglican orphanage, and adopt the children there?" After a tense pause seeming to last an eternity the Anglicans agreed, "Yes, yes you can!" The Baptists leaders announced they were sending members that same day to bring children home as their sons and daughters. In the family of God, mercy triumphs over judgment, and unity triumphs over division. Caring for the orphan is bringing together the family of God both here and in Rwanda as we serve the Kingdom together!
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Years ago when Moses was adopted, he found a home in his mother's heart. His mother was an early recipient of sponsorship, one of a few families chosen to pilot the program as it began, and so Moses knew what it was to have his needs met because of the sacrifice of others.
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Flagship Events
Each year the Committee of The Mayo Association Dublin organise many events. The objective of these events vary significantly. Some are to simply provide a platform on which our Membership can network socially and or develop their professional and business networks. Others events may be conducted with the objective of fundraising, celebrating Irish and specifically Mayo culture and heritage and promoting the Arts. Not forgetting the Annual Dinner hosted by The Mayo Association Dublin which celebrates The Mayo Person of the Year and Mayo Meitheal of the Year.


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After School Activites
Elementary ASA
The Elementary After School Activities (ASA) program is an opportunity for students to explore their interests outside the classroom. Ranging from creative writing to sports, academic enrichment to imaginary play, the ASA program strives to offer a wide variety of choices.
The ASA program is important in the Primary Years Programme because it encourages risk taking and balance in life. Children enjoy and benefit from having the opportunity to socialize with others with similar interests as themselves in a non-academic environment. While most activities are free, some are offered by outside companies which may incur a fee. UAS offers three separate sessions of After School Activities, each lasting six to seven weeks. Late buses are provided for students who regularly take the bus.
Secondary ASA
The UAS After School Activities program (ASA) is designed to offer both students and faculty a wide variety of activities for social, creative, academic, athletic, and cultural experiences. The ASA program expands the personal experiences of each student involved, which complements the UAS mission and philosophy. Each activity is organized and executed in a way that enriches the whole school community.
The ASA program encourages participation and cooperation. Each student has the opportunity to enjoy themselves in a welcoming environment, explore a variety of extra-curricular interests, and to make friends outside of the classroom. In turn, the students involved become well rounded individuals.


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Viking Camel Studio is the music workshop of Jeremy Simon. He is an independent producer, recording engineer, and mixing engineer. He writes a lot of his own music and loves to collaborate with others -- that is how Viking Camel came to be.
As a producer, he helps artists do their best and be in their best frame-of mind... to enjoy what they're doing, so it shows in their work. Everyone benefits from that.
Viking Camel is home base, but Jeremy also rents out other studios depending on the needs and sonic vision of the project. If you record your own stuff or have worked in other studios, he is also a mixing engineer for hire!
News December 2014
Hi! Two new Christmas music releases came out this month! First Jeremy Simon's A Mistletoe Trio, full of some rowdy and beautiful renditions of favorite carols.
Find it here on iTunes
Also, we just finished up with Anakai Ney's Christmas EP, Oh Holy Night.
You can find it here on iTunes.
News May 28, 2014
New Shields just released "The Best Defense"! I had the pleasure of getting to both record and mix this one. This was also a multi-studio effort where we went up to Drowning Fish Studios and worked with CJ Blair to use his fantastic drum room. It made all the difference! Take a listen and buy this one! -jeremy
News April 29, 2014Coahoma Soul just finished up a single here and now you can get a listen to it! What fun this was to work on!
News April 2014Lots more music posted to listen from the past year or two!
News December 2013Jeremy is doing a Chrismas music tour of reinvented tunes! Check out The Evergreens Tour!
News November 2012Few things...
News October 2012Guess what? Taking Motion has a new song out! Take a listen. You can also download it for free from ReverbNation or BandCamp!
News June 2012We are not taking on new clients at this time. We are still enthusiastic and very involved with the local music community and excited to finish the current projects we have going on in the studio. Going forward if you are interested in working at the studio or with Jeremy anywhere, send us an email and we can see what availability we have. Along with that, we gladly will refer you to other quality facilities and engineers in the area.
News September 2011The studio will not be taking on any new projects for 2011. This does not mean we are closed or closing. Our current queue of projects will fill out the remainder of the year. If there is a project you are looking to do this year, feel free to hit us up for recommended engineers and studios.
News April 26, 2011Now offering weekday day-rates and weekday-daytime rates! Call or mail for details!
News March 28, 2011
First things first! Go to the Listen Section and take a listen to a pile of new songs we just added. It's a selection of projects from 2010 and 2011! You shall find new selections from Jeremy Simon, Oh Rabbit, Jeremy Sayer and the Wounded Allies, and Thank Watson. (If you've been on this page alot, I found the player wasn't updating, so you may need to clear your browser history and cache for the new list to show up.)
In other news there are a few projects on the home stretch that we're really excited to show off when finally completed! In the coming weeks and months you'll be seeing new releases from the likes of Galapaghost, Silhouette Song, Headstone 118, The Last Remark, Everything Dear, and others! A lot bands we work with record as they can, having to balance full-time jobs or schooling in the mix...and well, other life expenses. Many of these guys have been hard at work over the course of a year to make something great!
Beyond that, next time you're in, you'll see we've been building some cool stuff again. ;) Later!
News March 15, 2011
Boy oh boy, there's a video section up! I can't guarantee you'll see much in there.... it's whatever ones clients put together that are super!
Also, well, the listen section will be updated soon. Apparently the bandcamp players at the top aren't always loading... new sampler one the way. A number of lengthy projects are finally finishing up, so we have something to show for the past few months! ;)
Well, that's all for now. More news to follow...
News January 11, 2011
Thank Watson just finished a project which you can take a listen to on their myspace site!
News January 11, 2011
Among other things, we'd like to present the 2010 slide show in the pictures section!
Also let it be known since Christmas, man, things got crazy busy. Here's a sampling of projects in progress or about to start! Jeremy Sayer and The Wounded Allies, Victoria Watts, Headstone, Larry Adam, Galapaghost, and Rivers Monroe! neeeeet. :)
p.s. Just put up some 2010 material in the listen section as well. Not very far along...working on smushing a whole sampler around and getting a hold of a few masters still... might rework the interface some still as well. :)
News December 13, 2010
It's here!! Evergreens is here!
News December 5, 2010
Something really special's been in the works the past two months. I've been primarily been dedicating my time to writing and recording a Christmas album! There are a number of originals in addition to reinventions of a bunch of classics. It'll be released on December 10th. You'll be able to get it at jeremysimon.bandcamp.com.
In addition to that, Anna and I have teamed up with our friends in Calling Out Closer to form somewhat of a super band for a super Christmas mini-tour. :) We have close to 20 songs we'll be performing as one huge Christmas show. Check out the schedule below for the dates... The Evergreen Tour will run December 10-19. We would love to share the time with you!
News November 11, 2010
Someone else made a video! Here are some maniacs that have been in lately....Odyssey Plane. :)
News September 5, 2010
The Pottstown Mercury came by this past week and did a little interview and video about the studio! It appears Viking Camel Studio and another local studio, Javboy Records were featured. Take a look at the article and videos here!
News August 23, 2010
I'm not gonna lie; it's hard keeping websites and social networking sites up-to-date and synchonized. It seems (in a way, sadly) that the facebook page is staying more current with news, pictures, videos and all sorts of commentary. You can view that (without even having to login) at http://facebook.com/VikingCamelStudio
I'll try to keep the site more current, but at the moment the current news is you can look at the facebook page some! I hope this is helpful to you looking into the studio for the first time, and those of you who desire to keep up with us. Eitherway, thanks for visiting and reading!
News June 30, 2010
Calling Out Closer released their recent re-recording they did here of "Suffer Me Gently" for free. You can get it on their BandCamp site: callingoutcloser.bandcamp.com
News June 16, 2010
Some of the sessions while recording a cover of Fireflies by Owl City ...
News June 4, 2010
Some of the crazy happenings from the recent sessions with Calling Out Closer... :-D..
News May 27, 2010
Whew! Alot of going on. Sometimes the facebook page gets updated, and sometimes here. :) A sweet non-project note: We'll be getting a Hammond B2 organ in the next few weeks! Yes the real deal! And of course, another Leslie cabinet. More rotary speaker fun...and well, a real, live and lush organ!
Now some project news...
- We are finishing up Termina's demo this week and will let you know where and when you can hear it...soon as we know. ;)
- Calling Out Closer has posted their single "Breaking Boundaries" for listens. It among some other songs we recently recorded shall be up for sale and such June 22.
- Everything Dear is coming in to do phase two of the album and well, it's gonna be something unique when we're done.
- Silhouette Song has been in the works of reinventing their sound. It's a gorgeous tranformation. It's pretty wild -- They come up from Maryland and their drummer is doing his tracks in Arizona and sending 'em on up. As all the projects going on, it's gonna be great seeing this completed!
- Began pre-production with Headstone. Got some hard rock on the way. This is a fun project since we're scrutinizing all the songs and putting a new spin on and polishing everything!
- Pre-production has begun with Candace Benson and her flavor of pop music.
there's of number of other projects going on, but this is a long enough post! Catch ya later!
News April 10, 2010
We're not sure if this got publicized, but to all bands who participated in Boyertown State Theatre's Battle of the Bands season 1, we're offering a 10% discount on studio time through August 2010!
News April 6, 2010
Congrats to the Boyertown State Theatre's Battle of the Bands (season 1) winner Oh, Rabbit! Their grand prize is a day to record a song here at Viking Camel Studio plus produce a music video with WZAR TV!
We must not forget to mention how great the other two finalists Rocket88 and Termina were! Overall it was a great night and each band had great, unique things about them.
News March 18, 2010
Holy cows, it's a busy month! Maybe some more details later. Just want to post something at least monthly here. hehe. Hello!
News February 19, 2010
Sorry, I meant to post something at the beginning of the month and well, I didn't! ;) Here is a taste of some of the happenings lately:
- Yvonne Hartman's project is finished! She's having two CD release parties: April 17th and May 1st!
- Juniper has just started and finished a swift little EP, as well. Not sure when or where it shall be available yet.
- Everything Dear (Bryn Graybill) is trucking along. And I'm serious about trucking. This guy's playing everything and it's coming out great!
- Mixing some stuff for the boys in Behind the Face. Tis a side-project of theirs that's pretty nifty.
- Been doing a bunch of pre-production Born of Tides.
- Working with Mike Pouch as he's close to completion on "Five Years From Now".
- thas enough for now. ;)
Anyway, those are some words for you to read. Bullet-point lists are only fun for so long. We've also been building some cool handy things to make stuff more efficient or simply sound better. All-around, some fun stuff going on. Catch ya on the later!
News January 29, 2010
It's been a great busy month. A few new projects and a few others finshed up! We just buttoned up the last bits of Yvonne Hartman's album and she should be having a CD release sometime at the end of February. Bryn Graybill from Calling Out Closer just started his Everything Dear project. It's really diverse. Some of the stuff's just intensive and pensive, then there's some unique almost-pop things, and some cool folky stuff with gang vocals. Echoes In Bloom had some time off from school to tie up some loose ends on their demo / EP. Juniper came in to start a new project which is coming out really nicely. A few other random fun projects were in the mix as well. Otherwise, a bunch of pre-production has been going on for numerous projects. All-in-all, it's just been a cool month with a bunch of neat stuff going on. We'll update you more early February!
News January 8, 2010
The new preamps are in and they sound absolutely amazing! The Neve is just absolutely gorgeous with anything we've tried. The API makes drums so full and fat. Micing a kick just as usual yielded a delightful surprise! Both are so incredibly detailed sounding. It's a grand situation. Here are some pictures as the FedEx dude got here and the pres freshly unpacked!
News January 7, 2009
In just a few days we will be getting a bunch of new pre-amps! For those of you who may be interested, we shall have Vintech's version of the Neve 1073 (4 channels) and also 4 channels of API preamp magic! Why is this such great news? Well good new gear is always exciting for us. On top of that, we want all projects here to sound stellar from the get-go by making the sound coming from the microphone (or synth) the best it can be. I could go on, but well, all I'm sayin' is that it's a top-notch upgrade. Something close to the best, wasn't good enough :)
We just want to let you know here at the start of 2010, our passion is by no means dimmed and we are continuing to invest in excellent equipment, our art, and our skills! See you soon!
News December 2009...new years eve!Happy New Year! (a few hours early, EST) hehe. ;)
News December 2009...part 2!This is the last week to take advantage of the end of year specials! So if you wanna buy time ahead for 2010 at 15% off, do it!
News December 2009...
Well, there are a quite a few things happening. Let's play bullet-point list!
- Stickers are in!!! Yes Viking Camel Studio stickers are here! They're round and awesome! Let us know if you want one or a few. :-D
- Calling Out Closer's CD release party for "The Parallel EP" happens Friday Dec 4th!! It's going to be quite a shebang. They have 4 tracks from the CD posted on their myspace page, so take a listen and decide you wanna head out to the show! (you might see Jeremy on stage for some of their songs!)
- We're finishing Yvonne Hartman / B9-Fate's album. It's been a nice incremental process and the songs have been coming out really well. Quite a few different musicians have been involved on the project and it's made it really fun journey.
- Mixing is in progress for a number of Mike Pouch projects. One for a single he will be releasing in the near future. Also we're mixing some songs for a Pouch Records Christmas compilation album that Jeremy will also be featured on! More on that soon!
- A few new clients and projects are getting under way. Always a great thing!
- Even more "spiffin' up" the studio have been occurring. For those of you who haven't been here in a few months, it'll be a big surprise how much has changed next time you come 'round!
- That's all for now!
- Oh wait! Some people have taken advantage of the specials. You only have a few short weeks left!
News November 2009... part 2!
New pictures posted!
News November 2009...
Friends, we've modernized some content! Woo hoo! :) We just put together a small sampler of this year's projects for your listening enjoyment! Mind you, it's by no means a catalog of everything we've done in 2009, but it's a start. We'll certainly try to put more of these together!
In other news, we took some pictures, but they're not up yet. haha! :-D
Don't forget to take advantage of the specials we have running for the remainder of the year!
News October 2009...part 2 Nov & Dec Specials!!!
Studio time discount specials have been posted in the Services & Pricing section! These are only valid during Nov & Dec 2009, so take a look!
Now's a good time to plan ahead for next year's projects! You'll see why. ;)
November & December 2009 Specials
** Have you considered giving the gift of recording studio time? **
- Special #1 - 15% off any amount of pre-paid studio time purchased before Dec 25, 2009, redeemable after Dec 25, 2009. Payments must be recieved before Dec 25, 2009. Sessions or work do not need to be scheduled at time of payment. A gift certificate can be issued upon request. Must be redeemed within 1 year of purchase.
- Special #2 - 10% off any amount of studio time occuring during Nov or Dec 2009.
- Special #3 - 15% off any scheduled daytime sessions of 4 hour blocks or more. These sessions must occur during Nov or Dec 2009, between the hours of 9am and 5pm. Session time 5pm and after falls under Special #2 rates.
* Offers may not be combined. No other discounts apply.
News October 2009...part 1
there's been quite a lot of remodeling going on over here. we'll have some nice new pictures for you soon! :-D
also, we'll be posting some splendid offers for the holiday season in a few days! yep, nice discounted prices for pre-purchasing blocks of time. so get thinkin'! christmas gifts anyone??? :) perhaps thinking of getting a little project done as a present for friends or family??? more details later this week!!
we'll be posting some highlights from 2009's projects as well. perhaps having newer music than dec 2008 would be a help eh? :)
News September 2009...part 2!
little bit more...
in the coming weeks, we'll be putting up mixes from a selection of 2009's projects. the music samples aren't nearly as current as we want...
also, mixing starts on Mike Pouch's album in a few days! :-D
...while we're at it, it's a few months off, but have you considered buying recording time for someone as a christmas or birthday gift? just puttin' the bug in your ear. ;)
News September 2009!
Some of what's going on this month...
..Mixing Calling Out Closer's "The Parallel EP". Here's their final studio update!
..Tracking more new songs with Yvonne Hartman / B9 Fate. Yvonne keeps crankin out new tunes. Jeremy wishes he could see songs of his to completion as fast!
..Plugging away at Craig Wright's album. It's pretty cool, because there's a life-story theme woven throughout the track listing. :)
..Jeremy Simon album kicks off. Yes one was started a few months back, but we're gonna go at it another angle.
..Born of Tides excellence...
..various other large and small servings...
News August 2009!
Just finished up Echoes In Bloom's new demo. Really unique stuff. That's a good thing!
We're in the last few weeks of getting Calling Out Closer's "The Parallel EP" finished. We're down to strings, vocals, and mixing. It's been a great and wild time with them. They've been making up studio video blogs...which are hilarious, although they don't show most of the hard work we've all been putting in. :)
studio blog #4 [8.10, 8.11, 8.12, 8.13]
studio blog #3, part two [7.26, 7.27, 7.28, 7.30]
studio blog #3, part one [7.26, 7.27, 7.28, 7.30]
studio blog #2 [7.12, 7.13, 7.15, 7.21]
studio blog #1 [7.05, 7.06, 7.07]
Of course, of course there's quite a few other projects happening, plus a few about to start in September!
Oh I almost forgot to mention this -- new computer in!!! Yep Yep, it's a PC with an Intel i7 in it and a staggering 1


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Linda A. Burroughs, 67, of Kent, died Sunday, April 16, 2017, at her home.
She was born July 27, 1949 in Birmingham, AL to Joseph and Lela (Posey) Posey.
She is survived by son, Raylin Neloms of Stow; grandsons, Elisha Neloms and Kymari Neloms both of Stow; brother, Darrell Posey of Chicago, IL; sisters, Julie (Larry) Burpo of Birmingham, AL and Deborah (Malcolm) Taylor of Chicago, IL; mother, Lela Posey of Chicago. She was preceded in death by her father, Joe Posey; mother Vera Burroughs; sisters, Deora Posey and Terri Posey; brother Anthony Posey; sister Carmel Posey; Doris Murray (stepsister); daughter Cietrice Burroughs.
Funeral services will be held at 3PM on April 22, 2017 at the Christian Life Center 1972 East Summit Rd, Kent OH, with Rev. Tom L. Poulin officiating.


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Oh hockey stick coffee table - we love you. We love that you're made of broken sticks from one of our favorite punishing games. When can we have you to complete our living room, and share a night of NHL with you?
Seriously - we have no idea where to find the glass top hockey stick coffee table above, but we did find a cool site that shows you how to make your own Hockey Stick Builds which can result in a coffee table. There's also lots of people on the internets that will make one for you for around $375 - $500. Pick your poison - we've got some hockey to watch.
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The CHULUX Single Serve Coffee Maker is a small yet simple single cup brewer that works with single cups, K-Cups, and other similar filters. There is no option on cup volume because whatever water you put in the reservoir is the amount that will be in your cup.
The CHULUX features a one-touch start and automatically turn offs after finishing the brewing to save energy. It also has a removable drip tray for larger cups or travel mugs. The reservoir is 15oz maximum.
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The German city of Hamburg last month introduced a ban on buying 'certain polluting products or product components'. The ban includes specific terms for 'equipment for hot drinks in which portion packaging is used' - specifically singling out the 'Kaffeekapselmaschine', or coffee capsule machine, which accounts for one in eight coffees sold in Germany.
Nespresso has 14,000 pod pickup locations in 31 countries, capable of processing 80 percent of all the capsules they make, but they don't say how many they actually collect.
The point with coffee pods isn't about recycling - it's about cutting down on the amount of stuff that we need to throw away or recycle."
Via TreeHugger
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If you invent a coffee pot that roughly sells 330 million copies, then you will be buried in it. That's just how it works. Renato Bialetti, the Italian businessman who turned an aluminum coffee pot into a classic global design, died last week at the age of 93. A man named Luigi di Ponti designed the appliance in 1933 and sold the patent to Renato's father Alfonso Bialetti, an aluminum vendor.
Bialetti's Moka-shaped urn now lies in the family plot in Omegna, Italy.
Via Quartz
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The Go Away Funny Glass Coffee Mug will tell everyone to 'Go Away' until after you've had your cup of coffee. You can then relax and enjoy some peace and quiet until you're ready to start the day with this large 13oz Microwave & Dishwasher safe glass mug. It makes a sarcasm infused gag gift for your boss or coworkers who don't like being disturbed at the office as well.
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The Bodum Pour Over Coffee Maker with Permanent Filter is our current pour over single serve coffee maker. We got it as a gift recently, and have also been using a #4 filter with it to produce a richer cup of coffee. The set includes a permanent stainless steel mesh filer, but as stated we often combine it with a paper filter. If you choose to use the permanent filter only, you can save a few bucks on not getting paper ones.
The carafe is made of mouth-blown borosilicate glass, and is dishwasher safe. We love the silicone wrapper in the middle to grab and pour your cup of coffee. Overall we're pretty happy with the Bodum Pour Over Coffee Maker with Permanent Filter and it's priced right at $30.
The Stanley Mountain Vacuum Coffee System lets you take your coffee anywhere you need to go and also make it when you arrive. The 18/8 stainless steel-will not rust, and the dry storage in stopper holds coffee grounds right in the top of the unit.
The integrated pot and press is convenient, and the lid separates into two cups. The best thing about the Stanley Mountain Vacuum Coffee System is the hot stays hot for 15 hours and if you iced coffee is your thing you can expect 13 hours of chill.
The Green Mountain 72 Count K-Cup Variety Pack will save you on having to shop for the variety your guests or household members want. The variety pack includes:
Green Mountain 72 Count K-Cup Variety Pack K-Cups will work in all K-Cup Brewers including Keurig 2.0.
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Over at NPR and other sites we're finding stories of Keurig's sales continuing to fall. Sales are in the decline at Keurig with bookings down some $60 million from last year. Besides K-Cups not being kind to the environment, there's also been a general dislike of Keurig 2.0 and Keurig KOLD sales are supposedly not great either.
What do you think are Keurig's troubles? Remember when K-Cups were supposed to take over the world? We did and still think they might if Keurig can make some changes.
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It's been a great 21 years with the current coffee taster flavor wheel, but that great time has come to an end. Considered both an art piece and sensory analysis tool, the coffee taster flavor wheel has been updated and it's even bigger and hopefully better than before.
"This is the largest and most collaborative piece of research on coffee flavor ever completed, inspiring a new set of vocabulary for industry professionals," SCAA Chronicle Executive Editor Lily Kubota wrote in a piece published today. "This groundbreaking new tool will shift the way our industry thinks about and utilizes coffee flavor."
"This is the largest and most collaborative piece of research on coffee flavor ever completed, inspiring a new set of vocabulary for industry professionals," SCAA Chronicle Executive Editor Lily Kubota wrote in a piece published today. "This groundbreaking new tool will shift the way our industry thinks about and utilizes coffee flavor."
You can read an in depth article on creating the new flavor wheel here.
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This GRC training will provide the attendees best practices for auditing their compliance team. Learn how to identify the strengths and weaknesses of your internal compliance departments.
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Happy New Year everyone!!
I just can't believe how quickly the last year has passed. I wonder if 2012 will be as adventurous for us, as was 2011. To celebrate the New Year this morning, I decided to treat Hubby and I with a special breakfast. This past Christmas, we had brought a bottle of Irish Cream to add to our coffee on Christmas day. Everyone forgot about it, so back home it came. While talking about it with my Mom, I came up with the idea of making Irish Cream Rocky Road Pancakes. But this morning as I was preparing to make breakfast, I decided that pancakes wouldn't be able to stand up to the Rocky Road toppings. Waffles are heartier, so they wouldn't be overwhelmed by the chocolate, nuts and marshmallows.
These were phenominal! I loved how the Irish Cream transformed into a creamy undertone and paired perfectly with the rocky road aspect of the waffles. These had just the perfect amount of sweetness, with the addition of the toppings. I did make a 'virgin' version for the kids, who really enjoyed having chocolate and marshmallows for breakfast. These could even be served as dessert, if sweets for breakfast isn't your thing.
Irish Cream Rocky Road Waffles
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3 Tbs butter, melted
2 Tbs sugar
3 egg whites
2 C flour
3 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 C Irish Cream liquor
1/2- 3/4 C milk
1/3 almonds, chopped
chocolate chips
mini marshmallows
caramel sauce (option)
In a small skillet, toast almonds over low heat; 3-5 minutes (you will smell when they are ready). Set aside for later.
In a bowl, beat the egg whites and sugar until light and frothy. Add in melted butter and Irish Cream; mix well. Stir in flour, baking powder. Add milk, 1/4 C at a time, until a thick batter is formed (it should ressemble very thick pancake batter). Fold in 1/4 C of the toasted almonds.
Preheat your waffle iron. Once it is ready, spray grates with non stick cooking spray. Pour 1/3 C of batter onto hot grates. Close lid and cook for 5 minutes; until waffles are golden brown. Transfer waffles to a baking sheet and sprinkle with chocolate chips, mini marshmallows and remaining toasted almonds. Place under broiler for 2-3 minutes; until marshmallows start to brown. Serve with a drizzle of caramel sauce, if desired.


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Mindful Music and Sound Series - Brian Chase Drums/Drones and Tenzin Dolma 8/28/2014
Tibet House US
Thursday, August 28, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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Brian Chase Drums/Drones and Tenzin Dolma
Thursday, August 28; 7-9PM
"Drums and Drones takes its name from what it is: Aural snapshots of the tones of drums and percussion. Suspended, the sonic image is deconstructed; its constituent frequencies isolated and exposed. Graphic drones in live projection; visual language decoded into the supra-verbal. The elemental and objective, Sight and Sound for a "Drone State of Mind."
Brian Chase is a drummer/composer/electronic musician living in Brooklyn, NY. He is best known as drummer for the band Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but also works regularly on the NYC improv/experimental scene. Drums and Drones is his electro-acoustic project focusing on the application of the principles of the Just Intonation (a.k.a. "Nature's Tuning System.") to drums and percussion. The project takes its initial inspiration from La Monte Young and Marian Zaeela's Dream House, an ongoing sound and light installation in TriBeCa. The debut Drums and Drones album was released on the Pogus label in 2013 and features videos by NYC artists Ursula Scherrer and Erik Zajaceskowski. Away from the drums, Brian is a regular practitioner of Ashtanga yoga.
Tenzin Dolma
Tenzin dolma started her musical journey at a very young age of nine. She had the privilage to be trained in tibetan classical music at tibetan childrens village school in india when she was very young. After moving to the united states, she continued her passion for music by performing in various tibetan events. In 2006, tenzin dolma released her first music video album named "Menchung Bhumo"a compilation of famous tibetan melodies. She has performed in different countries over the world. She has to her credit a music album launched in march 2014, named "Lhakar" which received an overwhelming response from the tibetan community in north america, Europe and other parts of the world. Tenzin dolma also sings in different languages such as tibetan , hindi, nepali and English, and has music followers from other himalayan community as well. Her music is enjoyed by all age groups, as she sings traditional tibetan music, to contemporary tibetan songs, to foot tapping English numbers And melodious nepali n hindi music.Tenzin dolma will be presenting traditional tibetan song at the fest, to allow the listeners to feel the true essence of tibetan music.
When & Where
Tibet House US
22 W 15th St
New York,
Thursday, August 28, 2014 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM (EDT)
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- 1 (18 1/4 ounce) package yellow cake mix
- 1⁄2 cup butter, softened
- 1 large egg
- 1 tablespoon grated lemon zest
- 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
- 1⁄2 cup fresh-squeezed lemon juice
- 2 cups fresh blackberries (or frozen, thawed)
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- Preheat oven to 350° ; position oven rack in middle of oven; spray the bottom only of an 13 x 9 inch metal baking pan with nonstick cooking spray.
- In a big bowl, add the cake mix, butter, and egg; blend with an electric mixer set on low speed until all dry ingredients are moistened and mixture is well blended and crumbly.
- Press half of mixture evenly into bottom of prepared pan; bake 15 minutes.
- Meanwhile, in another bowl, whisk together lemon zest and condensed milk with the lemon juice; stir until blended.
- Place blackberries evenly over surface of partially baked crust; pour lemon mixture over blackberries evenly as possible; sprinkle with reserved crumb mixture.
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Civil liberties and public good: detention of tuberculous patients and the Public Health Act 1984
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First Time on Rhapsody: Rhapsody of the Seas Cruise Review by Silverback10
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First Time on Rhapsody
Destination: South Pacific
Embarkation: Sydney (Australia)
Cabin - was an inside Superior Interior on Deck 8 and it had everything we needed. We didn't spend much time there.
Dining - had My Time dining in MDR and had no problems. Meals were great. Albert & Mark were superb waiters. Had one lunch and one breakfast in MDR and these were good. Had most other meals in Windjammer and a couple at Park Cafe.
On board - we found the Solarium excellent with the pools, bar & Park Cafe. Nice and quiet for reading. Had a few visits to the Casino but didn't like it being a thoroughfare with children etc walking through. The Theatre was spectacular and the shows were of a good quality. Enjoyed the Viking Lounge on Deck 11, another quiet area for reading. We had the Cruise Critic Meet & Mingle which was enjoyable. The shops were average although quite enjoyed the 'frenzy' More at one of the sales. Also enjoyed the Schooner Bar Trivia sessions.
Ports of Call: Isle of Pines - nice weather, walked to prison ruins for photos. Had swim and back to boat reasonably early. Tendering worked well.
Lifou - a wee bit nicer than Isle of Pines, another long walk and swim
Vila - did a short van tour, visited a locals village and a couple of other stops, then back to main shopping area. Quite expensive.
Noumea - We did our only ship organised excursion here to Amadee Island for the day and this was the highlight of our cruise. Glass bottom boat, cultural show and meal, climbed the lighthouse, went out to the reef and swam and swam. Will definitely do this again.
We will cruise again on a Royal Caribbean ship, maybe something larger around Australia or into Asia, but would have no problems going on Rhapsody again. Less
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The trailer for IFC Entertainment's latest horror V.O.D. offering Sauna hit the Net today, so you know we've got a look at it for ya! We're good like that!
Directed by Antti-Jussi Annila, Sauna is playing right now on IFC Festival Direct, video-on-demand.
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"Year 1595 – the long and brutal war is finally over. Brothers Knut and Erik – who are part of the commission marking the border between Finland and Russia – commit a terrible sin as they leave a young girl to die a horrible death. As the commission crosses the uncharted swamp, the girl returns to haunt them, her face pouring endless filth.
Weary men find solace from the nameless village and find a sauna – the sauna where all sins are washed away. Seeking forgiveness, the brothers step in…"
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