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"Manchester Piccadilly NHS Walk-In Centre, run by Atos Origin, Celebrates First Anniversary"
Manchester, UK, 17 November 2006
Atos Origin, a major provider of managed medical services, announced today that the Manchester Piccadilly NHS Walk-In Centre celebrates its first anniversary. Since opening its doors a year ago today, more than 20,000 local residents and commuters have visited the Centre, the first to be run by an independent company, for treatment of minor injuries and ailments.
Located less than five minutes walk from Manchester Piccadilly train station and with average waiting times of less than half an hour, the Centre has proven to be an exceptionally convenient service with the number of visitors each day averaging over 100. Patient feedback has been extremely positive, with 96% of those completing satisfaction surveys rating the service as good or excellent.
Health Minister, Lord Warner said:
"I am delighted to see that this commuter walk-in centre is performing so well for patients as it reaches its first anniversary. In building these centres we have reacted to the public who told us they want advice and treatment available outside of core working hours and right on their doorstep.
"The high satisfaction rates and the large numbers who visit the centre every day show that this is a well run centre that is fulfilling the expectations of the patients who visit it. NHS walk-in centres have proved safe, effective and popular with around three million patients per year using the services across the country."
"The PCT has supported the development of the NHS Walk-in Centre from the beginning and its popularity has given greater choice and ease to local people and commuters," commented John Harrop, director of operations for the Manchester NHS Primary Care Trust.
The service is led by nurses with a range of qualifications and experience in both primary and emergency care. The clinical team also includes a General Practitioner. The centre is open from 7am to 7pm, Monday to Friday, for treatment of minor injuries and ailments such as cuts, sprains, aches, and advice on health, stopping smoking and more.
"Working alongside the Department of Health and the Primary Care Trust, we have had a successful first year at the Centre and are now looking forward to continuing to provide a professional and high quality service to NHS patients in Manchester," said Martin Lyne, NHS service delivery manager at Atos Origin.
Atos Origin was selected to deliver the Manchester Piccadilly NHS Walk-In Centre under a five-year contract awarded in October 2005. Atos Origin is responsible for managing the centre including refurbishment of the site, recruitment of healthcare professionals and the day to day running of the service.
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Address: Pier Z, Westhaven Drive, St Mary's CovePostal: PO Box 99220, Newmarket, Auckland 1149Email:
.Website: www.aucklanddragonboats.co.nzOfficers : Chairman: Chris Stone 021 797 421Main Activity: Regional Association running dragon boatingMain Classes: Premier A & B, Secondary Schools, Breast Cancer SurvivorsSpecial Events: Anniversary Day Regatta, Viaduct Harbour.
Address: 10-12 Tamaki Drive, Orakei Ph: +64 9 524 9945Postal: PO Box 42004 Orakei, Auckland 1071Website: www.rayc.co.nz
(Past Commodore's Club)Address: 65 Omokoroa Country Estate, Private Mail Bag 12026, Tauranga Mail Centre, Tauranga 3143Email:
Officers: President: Chris McCallum 04 479 5083Vice Presiden:t Martin Conn (07) 548 1400Secretary/Treasurer: Christine Conn 0274 791 871Publicity: Russell Wiklund 09 536 6900
Eligibility: To have been an elected Commodore for a period of not less than 2 years of a recognised Boat or Yacht Club.
Main Activity: To assist with various boating activities such as Blind and Handicap Sailing and the encouragement of youth to participate in all aspects of boating. Sponsoring various youth programmes, ie Spirit of Adventure, Sir Peter Blake trust, Outward bound and Youth Sail
Address: Beachfront Lane Browns Bay.Postal: P O Box 35-352, Browns Bay.Email:
Website: www.bbbc.co.nzOfficers: Commodore: Warren King 09 479 7040Vice/Rear Com: Dave Hickling 021 712 000Club Capt:Ian Crump 027 2266 315Treasurer Ken Freeman 09 473 2155Secretary: Colin Chisholm 021 650 638Main Activity: Family boating club providing boating & social activities for trailer yachts & power boats with a strong affiliation with Coastguard North Shore.Main Classes: Power boats, trailer yachts.
Address: Ara Tai, Half Moon Bay Ph: +64 9 534 3046Postal: P O Box 54-005, The Marina, Manukau 2144.Email:
Officers: Commodore: Allan KearneyVice Com: Paul Watson
Club Manager: Lyle Tresadern
Main Activity: Keeler racing & cruising, Centreboard racing & training, youth. Teams racing.Power/launch, social activities, fishing clubs.Main Classes: Keelers, Centreboarders, Trailer yachts, Launches, Powerboats.Learn to Sail: Adult & Youth programmes. School Holiday Programmes. Keeler - J24, Optimist, Sunburst, 420, NCEA, School team and match racing.Academy: Sarah-Jane Fairley
or 09 534 3046, 021 818 248Club Sailing Day: Keelers - Summer Tues, Fri & Weekends. Winter - Sun fortnightly. Fri nights weekly.Centrerboard - summer - Sundays.
Address: End of Torkar Rd, Clarks BeachPostal: C/- 10 Charles Miller Court, Clarks Beach 2122Website: www.clarksbeachyachtclub.org.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Peter Marlow 09 232 1750Vice Com:Paul Ayers
Rear Com: Neil Robinson 021 616 691Main Activity: Affordable, fun, social sailing for both Adults and Children. Dinghy, Catamarans and Trailer Sailors racing. Club Sailing Day is Saturday afternoonsMain Classes: Optimists, Firebugs, Starlings, Sunbursts, Jollyboats, 3.7, Lasers, Catamarans, Trailer Sailers.Learn To Sail: Junior courses/holiday camp to YNZ Level 1 & 2, Optimist provided. Adult's course, Sunburst yacht provided.
Address: C/- Royal NZ Yacht Squadron, Westhaven Dve, AucklandEmail:
Website: www.classicyacht.org.nz
Officers:Chairman...Peter Mence 021 748 839
Main Activity: Promoting the ownership, preservation and restoration of Classic Yachts & Launches.Main Classes: Classic Yachts & Launches.
Address: 15 Clearwater Cove, Westpark Marina.Postal: PO Box 141 Westpark Village
Waitakere, Ak. 0661Email:
Officers: Commodore David Jury 027 2711 957Vice Com: Gary Matthews 027 481 6850Rear-Com: Hugh Corbett 027 492 2885Treasurer: Spencer MatthewsSecretary: John Wicks 021 621 593
Race Office: Hobsonville Marina Office of Gulf Group Marine Brokers, Clearwater CoveMain Activity: Cruising/racing in Keelers and Launches. Main Classes: Mixed Keelers - Summer Twilight & Winter Racing Series.Club Sailing Day: Wednesday/Sunday.
Address: 25 King Edward Pde, Devonport Ph: 09 445 0048Postal: P O Box 32-036, Devonport 0744Web/Email: www.dyc.org.nz /
Officers: Commodore: Natasha Strong 09 445 2131 / 027 205 1171Vice Com: Geoff Evans 09 445 8896 / 021 777 251Rear Com: Hugh Pollock 09 445 2576 / 021 257 9450Secretary: Peter Skogstad 09 445 3888 / 021 028 452
Sailing Master: Andy Mason 09 476 1934 / 022 659 9399
Main Activity: Family cruising and racing, shorthanded racing, haulout facilities, social membership.
Main Classes: Mixed keelers and Woollacott design keelersSpecial Event: Duder Cup Regatta .....
Address: Otitori Bay Rd, Titirangi 0604 Ph: 09 817 7609Postal: PO Box 60-012, Titirangi, Auckland, New ZealandWeb: www.frenchbay.org.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Alan LongmireVice Com: Allan GeddesRear Com: Matt Hall-Smith
Main Classes: Laser, Starling, Jollyboat, Optimist, Topaz, Zephyr.Learn To Sail: Adult and Junior YNZ courses Level 1 & 2, boats provided.Functions: Club rooms for hire: www.frenchbay.org.nz
Address: 37 Glendowie Rd Ph: 09 575 7536Postal: PO Box 25-093, St Heliers, Auckland 1740Email:
Website: www.gbcyachting.org.nz
Officers: Commodore: Richard BeauchampVice Com: Shaun ConnollyTreasurer: Susan AdamsSecretary: Craig LiddellClub Captain: Mike Lee
Main Classes: Mistrals Arrows, Starlings, Optimists, Cruising keelers, Manage Starling class Rules & Register.Learn to Sail: Club, Holiday Learn to Sail programme.Special Event: National Starling Match Racing Regatta.Club Sailing Day: Sunday (time tide dependant).
Address: 1299 Laurie Southwick Parade, Gulf Harbour,Whangaparaoa Ph: 09 424 2118Email:
Website: www.ghyc.co.nz
Officers: Commodore: Peter CookeRear Com: Brian StiffSecretary: John BruceTreasurer: Gill Waite
Main Activity: Keelers racing & cruising. Launch owners. Fishing competitions. Ladies racing.
Address: 41 Ferry Parade, Herald Island.Email:
Website: www.hibc.co.nzOfficers: Commodore: Mike Walker 09 416 9714Club Captain:Geoff Beresford 09 416 6846 027 323 5108Secretary: Jan Frazer 09 833 6759Treasurer: Eddie Grassick 09 416 8220Main Activity: Cruising / rallies / club nights.Main Classes: Keelers and Launches.Learn to Sail Contact: Mike Walker Ph: 09 416 9714
Address: Hobsonville, AucklandPostal: P O Box 81046, WhenuapaiWebsite: www.hycnz.org.nzOfficers:Commodore: Trevour Higgins
Vice Com: Mark Jones. Rear Com: Nigel WatkinsSecretary: Denise Eliis
Main Activity: Cruising, racing, club nights,Winter and Summer Racing series.Main Classes: Mixed Keelers, mixed small boat multi and monohulls
Address: Howick Beach, Beach Rd Ph: 09 535 3744Postal: P O Box 38 099, Howick, 2145.Website: www.howicksailingclub.co.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Marc Frewin 027 227 5572 Membership: Sheryl LaneLearn to Sail: Malcolm Wylie 0276 494 911 09 537 3313Main Activity: Centreboard & dinghy sailing. Junior Coaching, Junior/Senior racing. Club Sailing Day: Sunday afternoons.Main Classes: Optimists, P Class, Starling, Techno boards, Lasers, 420, Paper Tigers, Catamarans.Learn to Sail: Check and Register your interest online (Variety of Programmes Available)
Address: Bon Accord Harbour, Kawau Island
Address: 80 Tamaki Drive, Kohimarama Ph: 09 528 4365Postal: P O Box 25-007, St Heliers Email:
Website: www.kyc.org.nzOfficers: Commodore: Peter Morton 021 379 8797Club Captain: Wayne Angus 021 997 080Secretary: Jeremy Davidson 021 952 800Main Activity: Dinghy racing. Specialist coaching & sailing for children in the NZ youth classes. Club Sailing: Sun.Main Classes: Optimist, P Class, Starling, Laser Radial, Two handed, Windsurfing and Splash.Learn to Sail: Andy Kensington 021 842 639Learn to Race: Jonathan Hodder 027 483 0252
Address: 65 Lawrence Street, Manly, Whangaparaoa, 0930Postal: PO Box 430, Whangaparaoa 0943.Website: www.manlysailingclub.org.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Sean Patterson 09 428 2182Vice Com: Katie ClarkSecretary: Fiona RistMain Activity: Dinghy racing, learn to sail. Club sailing day: SundayMain Classes: Optimists, Lasers Full & Radial, Laser 4.7, Open Bic'sLearn To Sail: Beginner courses Level 1 & 2, boats provided. Adults, learn to race and junior coaching.
Address: Kiwi Esplanade, Mangere Bridge.Postal: P O Box 13156, Mangere BridgeWebsite: www.sportsground.co.nz/mymbcEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Jeff Llewellyn 027 574 335Vice Com: Gareth Insley 027 4555 447Rear Com: Craig Canute 027 413 6480Secretary: Lisa Prohuber
Main Activity: Yacht racing, approximately 1.5 hours before high tide most weekends. Junior sailing training programme. Good launching.Main Classes: Trailer yachts, optimists and other mixed fleet.
Address: 188R Maraetai Drive, Maraetai Beach Ph: 09 536 6649Postal: P O Box 281006, Maraetai, Manukau 2148Website: www.maraetaisailingclub.org.nzE-mail:
Officers: Commodore: Sean McRae 027 343 3866Vice Com: Ryan Castles 021 791 861Rear Com: Bill Hewitt 021 560 666Secretary: Arlene Rayner 09 536 6649 ext 2
Main Activity: Dinghy sailing.Main Classes: Jollyboats, Optimists, Starlings.Special Events: Ak Opti & Starling Champs29 Jan - 1 Feb 2-2016
Address: 24 Craig Rd, Milford Ph/Fax: 09 489 6837Postal: PO Box 31-027, Milford.Web: www.milfordcruising.co.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: John Innes 021 064 3536Vice Com: Tim Turner 021 924 908Rear Com: Tony Sparks 022 478 4718Manager: Lance Jones 021 171 5040
Main Activity: Family cruising & racing, Junior sailing, Fishing.Main Classes: Mixed Keelers, 5-10 metres, excellent fleets racing in the winter and summer evening seriesLearn to Sail: Roull Harrison 027 459 7736Functions: Room for hire - views over Milford Marina, Milford Reserve and sea views. Club Night: Thursday nights buffet meals.Haulout Facilities: Hardstand area with cradles available for hire.
Address: 513 Beach Rd, Murrays Bay Ph: 09 479 4180Postal: P O Box 65-076, Mairangi Bay, North ShoreWeb: www.murraysbay.orgEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Scott Leith 021 469 604Vice Com: Jane PilkingtonRear Com: Mark Charlesworth
Main Activity: Dinghy racing.Main Classes: Optimist, P Class, Starling, 420, 29er, Lasers, Zephyrs, Windsurfing
Learn to Sail: Youth: Patrick O'Reilly
Fleet Rep: Anna Perratt 021 373 620
Club Sailing Day: Sunday.
Address: C/- R.N.Z.Y.S. - WesthavenPostal: P O Box 3337, Akld Mail CentreEmail:
Website: www.multihull.org.nz
Officers: Commodore: Greer HoustonVice Com: Greg RoakeRear Com / Treasurer: Phil Hart 021 960 494
Clubrooms/Nights - R.N.Z.Y.S. Meetings are the first Tuesday of every second month in the Dinghy Locker Bar (except December, January) at 7.30pm.Main Activity: Multihull racing & cruising. Home of NZMYC Coastal Classic Yacht Race www.coastalclassic.co.nzMain Classes: 8.5 and open.Learn to Sail: Multihull yachts.
Address: Birkenhead Wharf, 1 Hinemoa St, BirkenheadPostal: P O Box 34003, Birkenhead, Auckland.Website: www.nbyc.org.nz
Officers: Commodore: Brendon Geurin 027 521 8201Secretary: Paul Lister 021 665 876
Treasurer:Chris Bowman
Learn to Sail: Children, Youth, Adults, Centreboard, Learn to Sail, Learn to Race & Recreational Club Sailing. Club hire boats available. Book early.Clubhouse: Newly renovated and available for hire.Club Sailing Day: YNZ L1 & L2 Learn to sail.YNZ L3 & centreboard racing Sundays. Club Centreboard Sailing - Wed 1730 (daylight saving). High School 420 Teams Sailing programme.Special Event: Classic Yacht & Boat Regatta
Postal: C/- 16 Gails Dr, RD 2 Albany, Akld 0792
Officers: Commodore: Kerry Hampson Vice Com: Jaap Van der Neut 09 473 8504Club Captain: Mike WebsterSecretary: Avril Horon 09 473 5725
Main Activity: Mixed fleet, cruising and racing, socialising.
Address: 7 Tamaki Drive, Orakei, AucklandEmail:
Website: www.obc.co.nzPhone: 09 522 0774Officers: Commodore: Russell WatsonVice Com: Bruce TaylorClub Captain: Montie BaskettSecretary: John LaurenceFamily Fishing Comp: 11 March 2017
Address: 40a Bramley Dve, Farmcove, Pakuranga.Postal: P O Box 51-083, Pakuranga.Email:
Officers: Commodore: Wayne Barnes 09 576 8892Secretary: Ryan Cobb 09 266 6173
Main Activity: Centreboard racing.Main Classes: Spirals, Sunbursts, Lasers, Starlings,Phase 2s, Optimists & Sea Scout cutters.
Sailing Master & Learn to Sail: Graham Crooks 09 274 9596
Address: 100a Ireland Rd, Mt Wellington.Website: www.plsc.org.nzOfficers: Commodore: Chantal Grass 09 625 2644Vice Com: Plair Park 09 528 7384Club Capt: Bernard Sonck 021 550 512 417
Secretary: Andrew Coffin 09 634 6789
Main Activity: Dinghy racing - Sunday approx 2 hrs before high tide. Visitors welcome.Main Classes: Laser Standard, Open Bics & Optimists, Radial & 4.7, RS AerosSpecial Event: RSA Laser Regatta. Sailing Days Sunday
Address: 104 Kings Rd, Panmure Ph: 09 570 2318Postal: P O Box 14-067, Panmure Email:
Website: www.pybc.org.nzOfficers: Commodore: Iain RabbitsVice Com: John BennettRear Com: Peter TolleyMain Activity: Keelboat racing & fishing section including powerboats.Main Classes: Keelboats.Club Sailing Day: Summer Twilight Series (Thursday).Haul Out 12 ton. Yard movement by travellift.
Address: Pine Harbour Marina.Postal: P O Box 55, Whitford.Website: www.phcc.co.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Lynda Lucas 09 536 4174Vice Com: Craig Parker / Crystal Clare 0274 966 383Rear Com: Joel PayneClub Captain: Kevin Stone 027 496 6383Treasurer Andrew Tuckey 021 934 532Main Activity: Family cruising in yachts and launches. Summer Twilight racing & Winter racing for keelers.Main Classes: Keelers & Launches.
Address: Raymond St Res, Raymond St, Pt Chevalier.Postal: P O Box 44-094, Pt Chevalier, Auckland 1246.Phone: 09 815 1379Website: www.sailptchev.org.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Peter Fletcher 09 626 0480/021 993 973Vice Com: Adrian WaldenSecretary: Kirsty MacDonaldMain Activity: Dinghy sailing, boardsailing, Waterwise,Learn To Sail.Main Classes: Laser, Farr 3.7, Sunburst, Optimist, Javelin, Starling, P Class, OK Dinghy, Catamarans, Hobie and Paper Tiger, Windsurfers.Learn to Sail: Dinghies only for junior, teen & adult.Email:
Address: Westhaven Marina ph: 09 376 0245Postal: P O Box 47-010, PonsonbyWebsite: www.pcc.org.nzEmail:
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Officers: Commodore:Tania Ruri 021 982 084Vice Com: Grant McDuff 09 376 0245Rear Com: Graham Andrew 022 344 5244Main Activity: Keeler racing & cruising.Main Classes: Keelers, R 930, Stewart 34, Mullet Boats, Motor Boats welcome.Learn to Sail: Sailing lessons for children/adults in Optimist, Splash & Sunburst Sailing Dinghies. Contact Ponsonby Sailing School - Sailing Coach ph: 376 0245.Club Sailing Days: Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, weekendsSpecial Events: Around Rangitoto; Vintage & Veterans Regatta; Lipton Cup; Anzac Day Regatta
Address: Sylvan Park, MilfordPostal: 15 Lynngate Place, Hillcrest.Web: www.pupuke.org.net Email:
Officers: Commodore: John Dowsett 021 0292 4136Vice Com: Wayne Fergusson 027 498 2305Secretary: David Lowe 09 306 1140
Main Activity: Laser & Dinghy racing.Main Classes: Lasers, Optimists, P Class, & Starlings.Learn to Sail: Contact John DowsettClub Sailing Day:Sundays. Wednesday night sailing (only for the duration of daylight saving).
Address: 173 Westhaven Dr, St Marys Bay, Postal: PO Box 46324, Herne Bay, Auckland 1147Office Hours: Tues - Fri 10am - 3pm Ph: 09 376 4332Email:
Web: www.richmondyc.org.nzOfficers:Commodore: Bryon Wright 021 129 9669Vice Com: Andrew Burr 0274 572 228Treasurer: Christal Townley 021 186 5452Secretary: Dagmar Bellamy 021 116 6626Club Manager: Tim Smedley 09 489 5892Publicity Officer: Sarah Mitchel 027 541 1273Main Activity: Keelboat Racing & Cruising.Main Classes: Keelboats, Multihulls.Special Events: Spring Regatta, Route 66 – Auckland to Whangarei Yacht race, Flap Martinengo - Round Rangitoto Island, Single-handed Harbour race.Friday night special - Intro to racing and sailing programme.Functions: Club rooms available for hire - great water views.
Address: 10-12 Tamaki Drive, Okahu Bay, Orakei Postal: P O Box 42004, Orakei, Akld, 1071Ph: +64 9 524 9945Website: www.rayc.co.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Sally Garrett Vice Com: Stephen Delahunty Accounts & Admin: Kerry AshYachting & Communications: Suellen DaviesAcademy Manager: Shelley LieftingMain Activity: Inshore and Offshore Racing. Centreboard, keelboat ,multihull and surf ski racing.Advanced Sea Survival Courses.Main Classes: Flying 15, M-Class, Skiffs, 12' Skiffs,18' Skiffs, RS Feva, Starling,Surf Ski.Learn to Sail: Academy - Optimist, Feva, 420 and Surf Ski. School Teams Racing Programmes, Adult Learn to Sail classes - Dinghy's and Keelboat.Functions: Club rooms with water views are available for hire.
Address: 64 King Edward Parade, DevonportPh:09 445 5590Postal: P O Box 32-012, DevonportEmail:
Website: www.navy.mil.nz/sport-and-recreation Facebook: www.facebook.com/rnznsc
Officers: Commodore: Hamish Ivey 027 230 8068Club Captain: Shaun Greenfield 021 165 2386Treasurer: Phil Bishop 021 535 670Secretary: Jason Sage 021 1650 682Civilian Rep: Daniel Leech 021 264 9014Main Activity: Boating.Main Classes: Chico 40, Navy Crown Dinghy's, X3s.Learn to Sail: Crown, X3s and Keeler's.
Address: 181 Westhaven Drive, Westhaven, Ak Ph: 09 360 6800 Fax:09 360 6802Postal: PO Box 46-182, Herne Bay, Ak, 1147 Email:
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Officers: Commodore:Steve MairVice Com: Ian CookRear Com: Aaron Young General Mgr: Hayden Porter
Sailing Coordinator: Georgia Witt
Events/Functions: Lana Mihelcic
Quarterdeck Restaurant: 09 360 6820Membership/Marketing: Kim Bond 09 360 6804
Main Activity: Keelboat and multihull racing, cruising, match racing and member's social activities. Youth Training Programme. Adult learn to sail programmes.Main Classes: All keel classes, multihulls, classics and launches.
New Zealand's largest yacht club, the RNZYS, has a comprehensive calendar of sailing & social events + a number of membership options to suit your needs, including memberships from $25 per month.The Squadron also has a number of function rooms for hire, suiting the smallest business meeting to a large wedding.Come and dine with us in our Quarterdeck Restaurant or Member's Bar - Ph 09 360 6820
Address: Sandspit Road, Howick.Postal: P O Box 38-290, Howick.Officers: Commodore: Tony Elliott 09 534 6463 Club Captain: Neil Bramley 09 537 4260Secretary: Sam Hill 09 535 7585Treasurer: Alistair Pauling 09 533 3964
Main Activity: Family cruising & racing. We administer 90 swing moorings sites suitable for small to 12m craft. Also haul out area. Members do all club work cooperatively.Main Classes: Mixed keelers/multihulls.
Address: PO Box 40-550, Glenfield, Auckland.Fax: 09 443 0894Email:
Website: www.ssanz.co.nz
Officers: President: Steve Ashley 027 477 7969Chairman: Cameron Thorpe 021 226 7662Secretary: Andrew Macmurdie 021 377 315Central Region Rep: Geoff Hard 027 559 4466
Main Activity: Shorthanded keelboat racing.Main Events: B&G Simrad Triple Series
AAddress: 15 Chapman Road, Te Atatu Peninsula.Postal: P O Box 45113, Te Atatu Peninsula Ph 09 416 1496Website: www.taikata.co.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Brent Jeffries 09 416 1496Vice Com: Ashok Magan 021 419 704Treasurer: John McShane 09 846 6360Main Activity: Dinghy racing.Main Classes: Frostbite, Sunburst, Optimist, Fire Bugs.Learn to Sail: Junior classes once or twice a season.
Address: 39 The Strand, Takapuna Beach Ph: 09 489 6941and 4 Sir Peter Blake Pde, Bayswater.Postal: P O Box 33 062, Takapuna 0740Email:
Website: www.takapunaboating.org.nz
Officers: Commodore: Barry WardVice Com: Andrew SnellRear Com: Antonio CossilinoManager: Michelle Price
Main Activity: Senior & youth dinghy sailing, windsurfing, ocean surf ski, paddling, outrigger paddling & stand-up paddling.Main Classes: 420, 470, RS:X, Techno, Laser, Laser Radials, Foiling Moths and all Olympic & Youth classes Ocean Surf ski - racing OC1, OC2 and 6man outriggers.
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Address: 30 Tamaki Drive Ph: 528 5662Postal: P O Box 55-123, Eastridge.Email:
Website: www.tyc.org.nzOfficers: Commodore: Bob Blakey 021 723 827Race Manager: Mike Knowsley 021 344 749Main Activity: Dinghy racing.Main Classes: Lasers, Laser Radial, Mistrals, Phase 2, mixed.
Address: Aicken Reserve, Beach Rd, Waiake Ph: 09 473 9955Postal: P O Box 35-170, Browns Bay.Website: www.torbaysailingclub.org.nzOfficers: Commodore: Mike Kelly 021 938 948Vice Com: Blair Gerrard 027 551 5061Rear Com: Tony Loughran 021 393 272Treasurer: Steve Darnley 021 811 542Secretary: Glen Wright 021 801 398Main Activity: Dinghy racing. Learn to sail for juniors.Main Classes: Optimist, Starling,Splash, J14, Laser Radials, P class, Paper Tiger & Lasers, Waszp. Club Sailing Day: Sunday.Special Event: Sir Peter Blake Torbay Regatta, 1st full weekend in December www.blakeregatta.co.nzLearn to Sail: Learn to sail for juniors. Training programme and details are available on websit
Address: Westhaven Drive, Westhaven.Postal: P O Box 47-353, Ponsonby.
Officers: Commodore: Kevin Bradley 09 834 6979 or 021 154 9017Vice Com: Russell Page-Wood 09 834 3141 or 021 797 936Sec/Treasurer Doug Wood: 09 846 4017 or 0274 795 009 Supporting Youth Yachting through grants.
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Website: www.waihekeboatclub.co.nzOfficers: Commodore: Gerry Morgan +64 9 372 2243Rear Comm & Clubhouse Capt: Bernard Rhodes +64 9 372 5621Secretary: Tony Parlane +64 9 372 9916Main Activity: Racing & cruising of keelers, centreboards.Hardstand facilities.Main Classes: Jolly Boats, Laser and Optimist.Club Sailing Days: Wednesday evening and Sunday.
Address: Rangiawhea Rd, Sandspit, Waiuku.Postal: P O Box 40, Waiuku.Website: www.wyc.org.nzEmail:
Officers: Commodore: Max Cossey
Vice Com: Gerard Lelieveld 021 274 5365Club Captain: Dave Allen
Main Activity: Sailing fortnightly Saturday & Sunday, see website for programme.
Main Classes: Optimists, Starling, Zephyr, Laser, Finn.
Address: Old Lake Rd, Narrowneck Beach, Devonport.Postal: PO Box 32-288, Devonport, Auckland 0624Website: www.wakatere.org.nz
Officers: Commodore: Simon Probert Vice Com: Gary HillRear Com: Ed CrookSecretary: Nicola SlaterInfo/Club Com: Amanda Michel
Main Activity: Dinghy Racing.Main Classes: Optimist, P Class, Starling, Sunburst, Laser & Laser Radial, OK Dinghy, 3.7, RS Feva, 420, Waszps, Windsurfing, A class Cat.Learn to Sail: Register your interest online.
Address: Fairhaven Walk, WhangaparaoaPostal: P O Box 207, Whangaparaoa Club 09 424 5905Email:
Website: www.weiti.co.nzOfficers: Commodore:Mike Rowe 021 0273 2848Vice Com: Evelyn Tate 027 280 7378Rear Com: Mike Long 027 617 4140Club Manager: Katie Clark 09 424 5905Main Activity: Racing & Cruising, Sail & Power.Main Classes: Mixed Keelers.
Postal: P O Box 300 603, Albany Auckland 0752.Email:
Officers: Commodore: Colin Gibson +64 9 473 8187Vice Com: Rob Lorden +64 9 428 3969Rear Com: Grahame Probert 021 344 001Treasurer: Jan Probert 021 344 859Secretary: Barbara McEwan 021 820 242Main Activity: A small but friendly boating club with cruising and social functions for yachts and launches.
Postal: P O Box 33 1487, ,Takapuna, Auckland 0740.Address: 4 Fred Thomas Drive, Takapuna 0622.Ph: +64 9 361 1471 Fax: 09 360 2246Email:
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Parmesan Boneless Pork With Sautéed Peppers and Onions
READY IN: 30mins
Recipe by A la Carte
I made this up for dinner last night and dh was raving about it. It was very easy to throw together, and a tasty treat for a midweek meal! It's great for low carb, or you could serve it with rice or even over pasta.
Top Review by breezermom
I really enjoyed the pepper and onion sauce with the sour cream and feta. I think next time I'd mix some bread crumbs in with the parmesan and maybe add a little garlic. This turned out beautifully. Thanks for sharing.
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Ingredients Nutrition
For the onions and peppers
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 red onion, sliced thinly
- 1 red pepper, sliced thinly
- 1 green pepper, sliced thinly
- 1 tablespoon finely chopped jalapeno pepper
- 1⁄2 cup crumbled feta cheese
- 1⁄2 cup sour cream
For the pork
- 6 thin cut boneless pork chops
- 3⁄4 cup parmesan cheese
- 2 medium sized eggs, beaten
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 tablespoon dried thyme
- 1 tablespoon spanish paprika
- 2 tablespoons butter, and 1 T olive oil
Directions See How It's Made
- Heat the 2 T of oil for the onions and peppers in a large frying pan. Over medium heat add the onions and peppers and sauté until well wilted and a little browned, stirring often. Add the feta and sour cream and stir well to combine. Let simmer until you are done cooking the meat.
- Beat the eggs in a large flat bowl. Mix the Parmesan cheese with the chili powder, paprika, and dried thyme in another large flat bowl. Dip each pork chop in the egg (let the egg drip back into the bowl), and then turn in the cheese mixture to coat. Meanwhile heat the butter and oil in a large non-stick frying pan. When finished dredging the meat, lay it in the frying pan and cook on medium low heat for about 6 minutes, until the meat is browned. Turn and cook 5 more minutes until browned on the other side of the pork, remove to a clean plate.
- Serve the meat over the onions and peppers.


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As we known, we need coat one layer rubber sheet on drive drum to improve the running of conveyor system.
By coating of wear-resisting rubber sheet ,roller friction coefficient will be increase, therefore it could reduce the slippage between the roller and the conveyer belt,enhance the material transport efficiency ,and improve the service life of the drum.
Compared with the traditional hot casting,drum coating is one different way of using cold glue to bond rubber sheet with drum metal surface, so it is also called cold vulcanizing pulley lagging.it is easy to operate on-site, no need disassemble drum and drum could be back to work instantly after being coated. so it is very popular with mining enterprises.
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I served these Vegan Whole Wheat Pumpkin Bread Minis as part of a trio of desserts at my Halloween party, along with my Mini Treacle Tarts, and Jenni Field's Vegan Treacle Tart Ice Cream.
But these little cakes are for more than Halloween. They would be at home at your Thanksgiving dessert buffet, a Magical Creatures party, or just with a nice cup of hot chocolate while you sit in front of the fire.
I love pumpkin and encourage you to stock up on cans of organic pumpkin while they are plentiful. Be sure to check for sales after Thanksgiving too. You may even be able to find a sale on whole pie pumpkins. You can cook as many as you want to make your own pumpkin puree and then freeze it in 1 1/2 cup portions.
Vegan Whole Wheat Pumpkin Bread Minis
Brighten up your fall tablescape with these deliciously spiced whole wheat pumpkin bread minis. These are great for Thanksgiving or anytime you find a can of pumpkin hiding in your pantry!
Author: Kathy Hester
Serves: 24 muffins
Dry Ingredients
- 4 cups whole wheat flour
- 1 tablespoon plus 2 teaspoons ground cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon baking powder
- 2 teaspoon ground allspice
- 2 teaspoons ground cardamom
- 1 teaspoon ground ginger
- 1teaspoon baking soda
- ½ teaspoon ground nutmeg
- ½ teaspoon ground cloves
- ½ teaspoon salt
Wet Ingredients
- 3 cups unsweetened nondairy milk
- 2 cups packed brown sugar
- 1½ cups pureed pumpkin (about 1-15 ounce can)
- ½ cup mild oil (or substitute applesauce or extra pureed pumpkin)
- ¼ cup ground flaxseed
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees and put muffin liners in a 12 muffin pan. or oil your mini pumpkin pan.
- Mix the dry ingredients in a large mixing bowl and set aside.
- Mix the wet ingredients in a smaller bowl and then pour the wet ingredients in the dry.
- Mix thoroughly and divide the batter to fill 24 muffins or mini pumpkins.
- Bake for 18 to 22 minutes or until a toothpick comes out clean.


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In my previous article I also mentioned that my social networks have built-in functions to pass along recommendations and testimonials. LinkedIn, Ecademy and FourSquare were the examples I gave. Since that writing LinkedIn has added an additional endorsement function where you can just click on a person's skill to recommend them. However, I still prefer that you write a genuine testimonial letter and upload it. This will carry more weight than just clicking on someone's skill set as an endorsement.
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Today there are also lots of tools that make it easier to post your recommendations and testimonials. These tools provide leverage so that you can post to multiple networks simultaneously. You can even schedule post asking people to read your testimonials' and recommendations. There is no rule that says you can't post this type of request more than once. Just don't do it too often or you risk alienating your following. My favorite tool is Hootsuite and it is free at Hootsuite.com.
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So far I have told you a lot of things you should do, but I haven't spent much time telling you what you need to avoid. Make sure you maintain a positive attitude. Being positive draws people to you. This is transferred into your writing and show up in your post. Avoid negative expressions and conversations. They do not help you in your quest to grow your business. Also avoid cursing, crass and salacious language. This kind of language never makes you look professional. Don't get into arguments with people on social networks. These networks are public and you don't want to air squabbles and dirty laundry in public.
Other things I would avoid is trying to use tricks or techniques like mirroring and matching or NLP. These can be useful when face to face but they really lose something when translated into writing. Plus if a person figures you are trying to manipulate them your relationship is all but lost. It's important to be yourself. Especially your better self. Leave your ego at the door when trying to help others.
The Reciprocity Experiment
I have spent the last 20 years of my business life following the law of reciprocity and it has served me well. I have dozens of recommendations and a clean online reputation. I keep my reputation clean, not by tricks or hiding bad news with massive PR campaign that pushes bad news off page one. Instead I follow a simple rule, "do what is right"! I concentrate on helping my cusotmers from there point of view. If I make a mistake, I go out of my way to make it right. Doing the right thing never hurts your reputation. And helping others first just amplifies your status.
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If you don't believe me, try this experiment. Pick a number of referral partners, (I chose 30 when I did this experiment) and write testimonials for them. Post them to the top five social networks, (or whichever ones you're on) and then let them know that you provided this service for them. Ask them if they could reciprocate by doing the same for you. You will find that your reciprocity rate will be between 30 and 50% most of the time. If you do this experiment three or four times you will have helped a lot of people and in turn helped yourself by gathering a handsome number of recommendations to boot. Keep in mind that this will only work if you have built trust and credibility with others. If they don't know, like and trust you, asking them for a recommendation is not going fly either.
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In this article I have covered the law of reciprocity and how it allows you to win friends and influence people in the 21st century. I have discussed how you can use this principle on a variety of social media including the top five social networks and others like Angieslist, Merchant Circle and Google Local. I have included suggestions on how to leverage your time and given insight to using YouTube as a social network and testimonial tool. If you have enjoyed this article pass it on to your friends. If you have other ideas, thoughts or comments on this subject share them with our readers in the comment section. If I or my company can be of any service, call, email or write us and we will contact you personally.
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Hot on the heels of the reveal trailer for Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 comes a handful of screenshots that delve into the nitty gritty of Treyarch's vision of 2025. Though the trailer does a great job of selling the futuristic warfare we had been teased about for weeks, these screenshots give closer looks at the destruction, and the crazy weapons that players will have at their disposal and be fighting against.
To even further sweeten the Black Ops 2 pot, Activision has also released a teaser image for the Zombies mode in Black Ops 2 that was just revealed to be returning. Rumors have been swirling that suggest up to 8 players might be able to get in on the fun this time around, but honestly just getting to dispatch some undead, and in the future no less, sounds like a treat.
After it being rumored that the quadrotor helicopter would play an integral part in the combat for Black Ops 2 — a detail that tipped readers off to this game being set in the future — it feels like Treyarch is now doubling down on its importance. Not once, but twice, does the reconnaissance drone show up in the screens, so we surely hope this thing is pretty important.
The one criticism to be waged toward these screens is the overabundance of brown. Call of Duty, as a result of sticking with the same engine for almost 6 games now, has never been at the forefront of visuals, but this game in particular looks a bit dated and lacking in the color palette department. Luckily, the poster revealed for the new Zombies mode is a lot less brown, and a lot more red.
The image was posted over on the Black Ops Facebook page with the promise that "Zombies are coming," but beyond that no mention was made of Treyarch's hugely popular mode. Putting a female front and center on the image could have suggested that some big changes were in store for Zombies, but then, upon close inspection, you see that female character is wearing half a shirt.
We've only just scratched the surface when it comes to Black Ops 2 news, and once this promotional train starts it won't stop until November. Make sure to keep your eyes peeled to Game Rant for more Black Ops 2 news.
Do you like the futuristic look Treyarch has designed for Black Ops 2? What are your hopes for the new Zombies mode?
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Wolfe's Neck Farm in the Local Food Movement
Wolfe's Neck Farm is helping to strengthen the local food movement in Maine through its Vegetable CSA program, its Farm Stand, and by offering pasture raised lamb, poultry and turkey. The partnership with Miyake and the Farm to Table Dinners are helping to connect local restaurants, local farmers, and local consumers together. Our Teen Ag program is helping to teach local teens the value of sustainable agriculture, and of knowing where you food comes from. Here are some other links to help you connect with the Maine Local Food Movement!
Farm to School Program Farm to School connects schools (K-12) and local farms with the objectives of serving healthy meals in school cafeterias, improving student nutrition, providing agriculture, health and nutrition education opportunities, and supporting local and regional farmers.
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Get Real. Get Maine. Find food, farms, fairs, and forums on the Maine Department of Agriculture Promotion of Maine Farms and Food Website.
Local Food News with ATTRA Publications and resources about food policy, urban and community agriculture, and more. ATTRA, the National Sustainable Agriculture Information Service provides this service in addition to farming and education resources.
The Maine Food Map The Eat Local Foods Coalition has developed this map to help consumers and food producers connect. Check out this and other resources from Maine 's Eat Local Foods Coalition.
Slow Foods Portland Find food and community with Slow Food events in and around Portland, Maine . Slow Food USA envisions a future food system that is based on the principles of high quality and taste, environmental sustainability, and social justice – in essence, a food system that is good, clean and fair.
Supper in the City Blog A former Mainer (Freeport, actually) ruminates on all things food and farm. Thought provoking, humorous writing that even includes some recipes!


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Thursday 19 May 1983
It was Thursday, under the sign of Taurus. The US president was Ronald Reagan (Republican).
Famous people born on this day include Eve Angel and Michael Che.
In that special week of May people in US were listening to Let's Dance by David Bowie.
In UK True by Spandau Ballet was in the top 5 hits.
Star Wars: Episode VI - Return of the Jedi, directed by Richard Marquand, was one of the most viewed movies released in 1983
while The Little Drummer Girl by John le Carré was one of the best selling books.
On TV people were watching Tiefe Wasser.
If you liked videogames you were probably playing A.D. 2083 or The Glob.
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- Commemoration of Atatnrk, Youth and Sports Day in Turkey (1919).
- Theophilus of Corte
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- Feast day of the following saints in the Roman Catholic Church: Dunstan
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- Eve Angel: Hungarian porn actress and model.
- Michael Che: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
- Jessica Fox: English actress.
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Top #10 songs in the USA
- David Bowie - Let's Dance
- Michael Jackson - Beat It
- Irene Cara - Flashdance...What A Feeling
- Men At Work - Overkill
- Thomas Dolby - She Blinded Me With Science
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- Greg Kihn Band - Jeopardy
- Lionel Richie - My Love
- Culture Club - Time (Clock Of The Heart)
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The 35th anniversary of Alien is coming to a close, so the folks over at Poster Posse asked artists to create art to celebrate and commemorate the film with a new series.
The results are pretty darn gorgeous.
Image above by Orlando Arocena.
Check out some of the posters after the break.
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a cute skirt and shirt with some tights and flats or boots. or if you're more of a jeans kind of girl some skinny jeans and a cute top and do your hair cute with a headband or clip. :) good luck! and don't just do it for the guy do it for yourself and itll make it so much better! oh and remember to be confident no matter what you wear!00|00|0
If he already thinks she's cute, why should she try anything else? If we like you, we like you how you appear, not for what we think you should be, right?
She asked for an idea for a cute outfit so that's what I gave her. Also if you didn't notice I told her to wear it for herself not the guy. What's so bad about wanting to wear cute clothes?
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Among the various Hindu philosophies, Kaśmir Śaivism is a school of Śaivism identical with trika shaivism categorized by various scholars as monistic[1] idealism (absolute idealism, theistic monism[2], realistic idealism[3], transcendental physicalism or concrete monism[3]). These descriptors denote a standpoint that Cit - consciousness - is the one reality. Matter is not separated from consciousness, but rather identical to it. There is no gap between God and the world. The world is not an illusion (as in Advaita Vedanta), rather the perception of duality is the illusion.
Kashmir Shaivism arose during the eighth[4] or ninth century CE.[5][6] in Kashmir and made significant strides, both philosophical and theological, until the end of the twelfth century CE[7].
Mythical origin of Kaśmir Śaivism
As the philosophy of Kaśmir Śaivism is deeply rooted in the Tantras, the lineage of Kaśmir Śaivism begins with Śiva himself. According to tradition, as the knowledge of the Tantras were lost by the time of Kali Yuga, Śiva took the form of Śrikanthanath at Mt. Kailaśa, where he fully initiated Durvasa Ṛṣi, into all forms of the Tantrika knowledge, including abheda (without differentiation), bhedābheda (with and without differentiation), and bheda (differentiated), as described in the Bhairava Tantras, Rudra Tantras, and Śiva Tantras, respectively. Durvasa Ṛṣi intensely meditated in the hope of finding an adequate pupil to initiate, but failed to do so. Instead, he created three "mind-born" sons, and initiated the first son, Tryambaka fully into the monistic abheda philosophy of the Bhairava Tantras; this is known as Kaśmir Śaivism.[8]
Concepts in Kashmir Shaivism
Anuttara, the Supreme
Anuttara is the ultimate principle in Kashmir Shaivism, and as such, it is the fundamental reality underneath the whole Universe. Among the multiple interpretations of anuttara are: "supreme", "above all" and "unsurpassed reality".[9] In the Sanskrit alphabet anuttara is associated to the first letter - "A" (in devanagari "अ"). As the ultimate principle, anuttara is identified with Śiva, Śakti (as Śakti is identical to Śiva), the supreme consciousness (cit), uncreated light (prakāśa), supreme subject (aham) and atemporal vibration (spanda). The practitioner who realized anuttara is considered to be above the need for gradual practice, in possession of an instantaneous realization and perfect freedom (svātantrya). Anuttara is different from the notion of transcendence in that, even though it is above all, it does not imply a state of separation from the universe.[10]
Aham, the Heart of Śiva
Aham is the concept of supreme reality as heart. It is considered to be a non-dual interior space of Śiva, support for the entire manifestation,[11] supreme mantra[12] and identical to Śakti.[13]
Kula, the spiritual group
Kula is a complex notion primarily translated as family or group. On various levels there exist such structures formed of many parts, interconnected and complementary. They are called families on account of having a common unifying bond, which is ultimately the Supreme Lord, Śiva.[14] The practices related to Kaula are very obscure and mystical and the focus is away from much philosophical tinkering and more into immediate experimentation. In essence, Kaula is a form of body alchemy where the lower aspects of one's being are dissolved into the higher ones, as they all are considered to form a unified group (a kula) which relies on Śiva as ultimate support.[15][16]
Svatantrya, self-created free will
The concept of free will plays a central role in Kashmir Shaivism. Known under the technical name of svātantrya it is the cause of the creation of the universe - a primordial force that stirs up the absolute and manifests the world inside the supreme consciousness of Śiva.
Svātantrya is the sole property of God, all the rest of conscious subjects being co-participant in various degrees to the divine sovereignty. Humans have a limited degree of free will based on their level of consciousness. Ultimately, Kashmir Shaivism as a monistic idealist philosophical system views all subjects to be identical - "all are one" - and that one is Śiva, the supreme consciousness. Thus, all subjects have free will but they can be ignorant of this power. Ignorance too is a force projected by svātantrya itself upon the creation and can only be removed by svātantrya.
A function of svātantrya is that of granting divine grace - śaktipāt. In this philosophical system spiritual liberation is not accessible by mere effort, but dependent only on the will of God. Thus, the disciple can only surrender himself and wait for the divine grace to come down and eliminate the limitations that imprison his consciousness.
Causality in Kashmir Shaivism is considered to be created by Svātantrya along with the universe. Thus there can be no contradiction, limitation or rule to force Śiva to act one way or the other. Svātantrya always exists beyond the limiting shield of cosmic illusion, māyā.
The Siva Sutras
The first great initiate recorded in history of this spiritual path was Vasugupta (c. 875-925).[17] Vasugupta formulated for the first time in writing the principles and main doctrines of this system.
A fundamental work of Shaivism, traditionally attributed to Vasugupta, is the Shiva Sutras of Vasugupta.[18] Traditionally these sutras are considered to have been revealed to Vasugupta by Shiva.[19] According to myth, Vasugupta had a dream in which Shiva told him to go to the Mahādeva mountain in Kashmir. On this mountain he is said to have found verses inscribed on a rock, the Shiva Sutras, which outline the teachings of Shaiva monism. This text is one of the key sources for Kashmir Shaivism.[20] The work is a collection of aphorisms. The sutras expound a purely non-dual (advaita) metaphysics.[21] These sutras, which are classifed as a type of Hindu scripture known as agamas, are also known as the Shiva Upanishad Samgraha (Sanskrit: śivopaniṣad saṅgraha) or Shivarahasyagama Samgraha.[22]
Classification of the written tradition
The first Kashmiri Shaiva texts were written in the early ninth century CE.[23]
As a monistic tantric system, Trika Shaivism, as it is also known, draws teachings from shrutis, such as the monistic Bhairava Tantras, Shiva Sutras of Vasugupta, and also a unique version of the Bhagavad Gita which has a commentary by Abhinavagupta, known as the Gitartha Samgraha. Teachings are also drawn from the Tantraloka of Abhinavagupta, prominent among a vast body of smritis employed by Kashmir Shaivism.
In general, the whole written tradition of Shaivism can be divided in three fundamental parts: Āgama Śāstra, Spanda Śāstra and Pratyabhijñā Śāstra.[24]
1. Āgama Śāstra are those writings that are considered as being a direct revelation from Siva. These writings were first communicated orally, from the master to the worthy disciple. They include essential works such as Mālinīvijaya Tantra, Svacchanda Tantra, Vijñānabhairava Tantra, Netra Tantra, Mṛgendra Tantra, Rudrayāmala Tantra, Śivasūtra and others. There are also numerous commentaries to these works, Śivasūtra having most of them.[25]
2. Spanda Śāstra, the main work of which is Spanda Kārikā of Vasugupta, with its many commentaries. Out of them, two are of major importance: Spanda Sandoha (this commentary talks only about the first verses of Spanda Kārikā), and Spanda Nirṇaya (which is a commentary of the complete text).[25]
3. Pratyabhijñā Śāstra are those writings which have mainly a metaphysical content. Due to their extremely high spiritual and intellectual level, this part of the written tradition of Shaivism is the least accessible for the uninitiated. Nevertheless, this corpus of writings refer to the simplest and most direct modality of spiritual realization. Pratyabhijñā means "recognition" and refers to the spontaneous recognition of the divine nature hidden in each human being (atman). The most important works in this category are: Īśvara Pratyabhijñā, the fundamental work of Utpaladeva, and Pratyabhijñā Vimarśinī, a commentary to Īśvara Pratyabhijñā. Īśvara Pratyabhijñā means in fact the direct recognition of the Lord (Īśvara) as identical to one's Heart. Before Utpaladeva, his master Somānanda wrote Śiva Dṛṣṭi (The Vision of Siva), a devotional poem written on multiple levels of meaning.[26]
Prominent sages of Kashmir Shaivism
All the four branches of the Kashmiri Shaivism tradition were put together by the great philosopher Abhinavagupta (approx. 950-1020 AD[27]). Among his important works, the most important is the Tantraloka ("The Divine Light of Tantra"), a work in verses which is a majestic synthesis of the whole tradition of monistic Shaivism. Abhinavagupta succeeded in smoothing out all the apparent differences and disparities that existed among the different branches and schools of Kashmir Shaivism of before him. Thus he offers a unitary, coherent and complete vision of this system. Due to the exceptional length (5859 verses[28]) of Tantraloka, Abhinavagupta himself provided a shorter version in prose, called Tantrasara ("The Essence of Tantra").
Another important Kashmiri Shaivite, Jayaratha (1150-1200 AD,[29]), added his commentary to Tantraloka, a task of great difficulty which was his life long pursuit[30]. He provided more context, numerous quotes and clarifications without which some passages from Tantraloka would be impossible to elucidate today.
The four schools of Kashmir Shaivism
The term 'krama' means 'progression','gradation' or 'succession' respectively meaning 'spiritual progression'[31] or 'gradual refinement of the mental processes'(vikalpa)[32], or 'successive unfoldment taking place at the ultimate level', in the Supreme Consciousness (cit)[33].
Even if the Krama school is an integral part of Kashmir Shaivism, it is also an independent system both philosophically and historically.[34] Krama is significant as a synthesis of Tantra and Śākta traditions based on the monistic Śaivism[35]. As a Tantric and Śakti-oriented system[36] of a mystical flavor[37], Krama is similar in some regards to Spanda as both center on the activity of Śakti, and also similar with Kula in their Tantric approach. Inside the family of Kashmir Shaivism, the Pratyabhijñā school is most different form Krama.[38]
The most distinctive feature of Krama is its monistic-dualistic (bhedābhedopāya) discipline in the stages precursory to spiritual realization[37]. Even if Kashmir Shaivism is an idealistic monism, there is still a place for dualistic aspects as precursory stages on the spiritual path. So it is said that in practice Krama employs the dualistic-cum-nondualistic methods, yet in the underlying philosophy it remains nondualistic[37]. Krama has a positive epistemic bias[32], aimed at forming a synthesis of enjoyment(bhoga) and illumination(mokṣa).
Another very important school of Kashmir Shaivism, Kula in Sanskrit, means 'family' or 'totality'. This is a tantric (left hand) school par excellence, and here Śakti plays a paramount role. The Kula teachings make the skeleton of Tantrāloka and Tantrasāra.
The Spanda system, introduced by Vasugupta (c. 800 AD), is usually described as "vibration/movement of consciousness". Abhinavagupta uses the expression "some sort of movement" to imply the distinction from physical movement; it is rather a vibration or sound inside the Divine, a throb[39]. The essence of this vibration is the ecstatic self-recurrent consciousness[40].
The central tenet of this system is "everything is Spanda", both the objective exterior reality and the subjective world[41][42]. Nothing exists without movement[43], yet the ultimate movement takes place not in space or time, but inside the Supreme Consciousness(cit). So, it is a cycle of internalization and externalization of consciousness itself[44], relating to the most elevated plane in creation (Śiva-Śakti Tattva)[41].
In order to describe the connotations of the Spanda concept, a series of equivalent concepts are enumerated, such as: self recurrent consciousness - vimarśa[45], unimpeded will of the Supreme Consciousness (cit) - svātantrya, supreme creative energy - visarga, heart of the divine[40] - hṛdaya and ocean of light-consciousness[46] - cidānanda.
The most important texts of the system are Śiva Sutras, Spanda Karika and Vijñāna Bhairava Tantra[47].
The Pratyabhijña school, which in Sanskrit, literally means "spontaneous recognition" is a unique school, as it does not have any upāyas (means), that is, there is nothing to practice; the only thing to do is recognize who you are. This "means" can actually be called anupāya, Sanskrit for "without means".
Though this school thrived until the beginning of the Kali Yuga, it was eventually lost due to a lack of understanding of the school, until, in the 8th Century CE, the Kashmir Shaivite master, Somananda revived the system.[48]
Between Trika and Kashmir Shaivism
Swami Lakshman Joo says "Kashmir Shaivism is called the Trika philosophy, the three-fold science."
John Hughes says "The ancient tradition of Kashmir Shaivism is a non-dual (advaita) school of philosophy which takes as its source the ninety-two Tantras of Lord Shiva. This includes the sixty-four monastic Bhairava Tantras, the eighteen mono-dualistic Rudra Tantras, and the ten dualistic Shiva Tantras. This philosophical tradition is also known by its adherents as Trika."
Regarding trika and kashmir Shaivism,however the present secret seat holder of Trika Saasan (Śāsana) Sri Akshunnanath Mahaprabhu (Lord Sri Akshunna) says "Tantra in Trika Saasan is divided into three types of tantrasaastra called i)Shiva Saastra ii)Rudra Saastra and iii) Bhairav Saastra. In other words they deal with Bhed(dwait), Bhedaabhed(dwaitaadwait) and Abhed(adwait).So when scholars of kashmir saivism tell that Trika Saasan is the abhed or adwait branch of Saivism and is synonym with kasmir saivism we have objection and we feel sad that they who proclaim to be trika saasan scholars do no actually know true about it.".[49]
- ↑ Kashmir Shaivism: The Secret Supreme, Swami Lakshman Jee, pp. 103
- ↑ The Trika Śaivism of Kashmir, Moti Lal Pandit
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 The Doctrine of Vibration: An Analysis of Doctrines and Practices of Kashmir Shaivism, Mark S. G. Dyczkowski, pp. 51
- ↑ Kashmir Shaivism: The Secret Supreme, By Lakshman Jee
- ↑ For Kashmir Shaivism arising in the ninth century see: Basham, p. 110.
- ↑ The Doctrine of Vibration: An Analysis of Doctrines and Practices of Kashmir Shaivism, By Mark S. G. Dyczkowski, pp. 4
- ↑ The Trika Śaivism of Kashmir, Moti Lal Pandit, pp. 1
- ↑ Lakshmanjoo, pp. 87-93.
- ↑ Para-trisika Vivarana, Jaideva Singh, pages 20-27
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, pag. 88
- ↑ Parā-trīśikā Vivaraṇa, Jaideva Singh, page 194
- ↑ Parā-trīśikā Vivaraṇa, Jaideva Singh, page 180
- ↑ Parā-trīśikā Vivaraṇa, Jaideva Singh, page 127
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 102
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 60
- ↑ Abhinavagupta: The Kula Ritual, as Elaborated in Chapter 29 of the Tantrāloka, Page 87
- ↑ For dating of Vasugupta as 875-925 see: Flood, p. 167.
- ↑ For the Shiva Sutras as a foundational work and classification as agama, see: Tattwananda, p. 54.
- ↑ For belief that these are revealed scriptures, see: Tattwananda, p. 54.
- ↑ For summary of the dream leading to the discovery of the Shiva Sutras, and their importance as a key source, see: Flood (1996), p. 167.
- ↑ For characterization of the content as purely advaita metaphysics, see: Tattwananda, p. 54.
- ↑ For alternate names śivopaniṣad saṅgraha and śivarahasyagama and classification as agama, see: Tattwananda, p. 54.
- ↑ Dyczkowski, p. 4.
- ↑ The Trika Saivism of Kashmir, Moti Lal Pandit, pag. IX
- ↑ 25.0 25.1 The Trika Saivism of Kashmir, Moti Lal Pandit, pag. X
- ↑ The Trika Saivism of Kashmir, Moti Lal Pandit, pag. XI
- ↑ Triadic Mysticism, Paul E. Murphy, page 12
- ↑ Tantric Studies in Memory of Hélène Burnner, Alexis Sanderson, page 371
- ↑ Introduction to the Tantrāloka, Navijan Rastogi, page 92
- ↑ Introduction to the Tantrāloka, Navijan Rastogi, page 102
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page 6
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page 12
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page 2,3
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page x
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page 3
- ↑ The Krama Tantricism of Kashmir, Navijan Rastogi, page 4,5
- ↑ Spanda-Kārikās, The Divine Creative Pulsation, Jaideva Singh, page XVI
- ↑ 40.0 40.1 Spanda-Kārikās, The Divine Creative Pulsation, Jaideva Singh, page XVIII
- ↑ 41.0 41.1 Spanda-Kārikās, The Divine Creative Pulsation, Jaideva Singh, page XVII
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 118
- ↑ Kashmir Shaivism, The Secret Supreme, Swami Lakshman Joo, page 136
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 120
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 119
- ↑ The Triadic Heart of Shiva, Paul Muller-Ortega, page 146
- ↑ Kashmir Shaivism, The Secret Supreme, Swami Lakshman Joo, page 137
- ↑ Lakshmanjoo, pp. 130-131.
- ↑ www.rahasya-ashram.webs.com
See also
- Basham, A. L.; Zysk, Kenneth (Editor) (1989). The Origins and Development of Classical Hinduism. New York: Oxford University Press. ISBN 0-19-507349-5.
- Dyczkowski, Mark S. G. (1987). The Doctrine of Vibration: An Analysis of the Doctrines and Practices of Kashmir Shaivism. Albany, New York: State University of New York Press. ISBN 0-88706-432-9.
- Flood, Gavin (1996). An Introduction to Hinduism. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-43878-0.
- Lakshmanjoo, Swami (2003). Kashmir Shaivism: The Secret Supreme. 1st Books Library. ISBN 1-58721-505-5.


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Are they really filming upside down or am I just that wrecked?
Everything is so WTF.
Quote from: Bipolar on January 19, 2012, 03:25:57 PMEverything is so WTF. Hehe, isn't it fantastic?
I think this room could be the Eviction Room. (Where Noemi and Pepe entered)
This has been one of the craziest premiere liveshows in BB history, so WTF so far
Sindia is a 24 year old farm worker from Seville.
Awww the streams have all stopped for me.
Quote from: OmgItsPhil on January 19, 2012, 03:48:16 PMSindia is a 24 year old farm worker from Seville.and I think she has a girlfriend.


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Join our Kids club with their exciting and fun activities in and around the hotel. We offer bouncing castle, trampoline, mini soccer and many more in and outdoor activities to keep the youngest ones excited and occupied.
Nyali Golf & Country Club
Water Sports
Swimming Pools
Sports & Activities
Kids Club
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Senior Chalet Host - Job Vacancy
Are you an experienced Chalet Host looking for progression and a challenge?
We're looking for energetic and strong Chalet Hosts with previous industry experience to share their wisdom within our larger Resort teams. With your proven Hosting experience we want you to assist in providing ongoing training, support and guidance to the less experienced in your team. You will need to prove a previous very strong work ethic and great guest feedback to demonstrate a desire to meet our exemplary standards of guest care. You will lead from the front to support your resort teams boasting your excellent cooking skills, chalet hygiene and guest rapport reporting directly to the Resort Manager on all Chalet Hosts in the team. You will also not lose touch with the Chalet Hosting role, regularly taking on your own Chalet and assisting others to run theirs. Flexibility and a forward thinking approach is key in this position and the desire to want to experience additional responsibility and a new perspective in the industry, vital.
So What Does the Role Involve..?
This is an incredibly varied and challenging role, perfect for those who have done a season or two (Hosting) and who would like to progress to a level higher. You will work alongside your team mates to ensure the highest levels of customer care are delivered according to Powder White practices; being flexible and responsive is vital here as no two days will be the same and you will often be required to pick up a Chalet last minute where a team mate is absent. You will be your Managers' rock in this respect and will work closely with them to ensure that the team and chalets are running to the best they possibly can. Do not underestimate this role, you will continue to work normal Chalet Host hours but be required to use huge amounts of initiative and enthusiasm to drive your team forward into delivering what we promise our guests.
- Supporting Hosts in Chalets who require further training in any of the Hosting aspects from cooking and cleaning to building strong relationships with guests.
- Advising Hosts on best practice according to the Powder White manuals and methods.
- Sharing your love and enthusiasm of cooking and hospitality to inspire and encourage fellow team mates.
- Working within food and kitchen hygiene standards as set out in the Level 2 Award in Food Hygiene that we will provide you (should you not already have this).
- Coordinating additional training and providing cooking demonstrations where required, offering tips and advice to improve a persons ability which will positively contribute to the enjoyment of a guests holidays.
- Reporting operational/staff issues to the Resort Manager and contribute to a formulation of any ongoing training plans required.
- Demonstrating a good understanding of the Powder White product to assist the Resort Manager in recognising where certain aspects are missing and to be proactive in rectifying issues found to ensure that the Powder White experience is delivered as sold
- Running any one of our chalets with a moments notice when required.
- Playing a major role in the in resort team sales strategy for the season, maximising sales potential selling ski packs (ski hire/ski passes) as well as Powder White Extras obtaining and processing payments and details of credit/debit cards.
- Working alongside fellow Chalet Hosts on a day to day basis according to your Resort Managers rota-ing and where your expertise is required.
- Assisting in shopping on a weekly basis and working with your Resort Manager to ensure fellow Chalet Hosts are working within allowance and advising where necessary.
- Playing a part in pre season training bringing your experience and enthusiasm to your team to fully support them through setup and beyond.
- Demonstrate extreme pride in undertaking the work you do for a company that wants you to succeed.
- Help your ARM with Chalet Host Accounts ensuring they are completed correctly before submission.
And What Experience & Qualities Do You Need..?
- A great love of food and passion for cooking to good dinner party standard with at least 1 full seasons worth of Chalet Hosting experience.
- Proven experience of working in a team environment with the ability to also work on your own.
- Self motivation, ability to juggle a number of things at any time & a strong work ethic.
- The desire to progress within the industry and contribute to a forward thinking, proactive company.
- Front line customer service experience, and friendly in any given situation with the ability to logically deal with escalating issues in a calm and confident manner.
- Ability/confidence to account for significant sums of money working to the allowance to achieve excellent service & cuisine.
- Computer literacy particularly in Excel (for accounting purposes), email & web research.
- Level 2 Award in Food Hygiene as a minimum (provided unless already obtained).
- Proven ability in leadership and desire to develop management skills.
- Organisation. With all the above duties in mind it's imperative that you are able to manage, prioritise and develop your own routine to achieve superb results and exceed your own expectations.
- Outgoing and personable with a great sense of humour, a calm disposition and polite even under pressure.
- Inspiring team players, and a willingness to get stuck in with everyone to support the overall success of your resort.
- Ability to listen to others around you.
- The love of meeting new people, building relationships and offering excellent guest relations on our behalf.
- Grafters! We need people who love a bit of hard work... and who want to willingly work hard for those around them.
- An eagle eye for detail to maintain really high standards that you can be proud of.
- Naturally hugely professional, reliable and flexible
- A great sense of humour!
If you feel that you have what it takes to join the Powder White team, then we would love to hear from you. As one of the Industry's fastest growing, forward-thinking, leading and most exciting Ski Companies, we are keen to meet candidates who share our passion for the mountains and for our love of people... Do please get in touch.
To apply, please click on the "Apply Online" button below that will take you through to our online application form. Please attach a CV and 6 day 3 course menu plan and answer the short list of simple questions. For any queries you can contact our recruitment team on 0208 877 8881 or at email@example.com. Please note that due to employment constraints, applicants for this position will need to be over the age of 18 and in possession of an EU passport.