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I visited a neighbor this afternoon. She's an elderly woman who lived with a Significant Other for many years until he died. She lives alone now, with just a dog and a cat for company. She seems to know a lot about me and my family, having lived in the neighborhood for many years, so she asked various questions about them and about my life.
When I told her that I'd been to Germany last month and that I am planning a trip to the Yucatán in November, she was horrified that I travel alone at 78 years of age.
I really don't think it's a big deal. It's not like I'm a tottering old lady, and aside from not having the stamina that I had when I was younger, I don't see much difference between then and now.
Except for the gray/white/silver hair, of course.
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I visited a neighbor this afternoon. She's an elderly woman who lived with a Significant Other for many years until he died. She lives alone now, with just a dog and a cat for company. She seems to know a lot about me and my family, having lived in the neighborhood for many years, so she asked various questions about them and about my life.
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Some folks 'get it' . . . and some don't . . . and will never be convinced.
I have friends who cannot even imagine traveling solo. I travel solo a lot it is often easier/better than traveling w/ others.
>>Except for the gray/white/silver hair, of course.<< (You can do something about the gray hair )
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You're slightly ahead of me, Pegontheroad, but not by much and I have no plans to give up my solo adventures to some pretty obscure corners of the globe. I know I've done something right when no one in the vicinity speaks a word of English. It's symbolic, I think, of the control we allow ourselves to give up for the time being...simply exhilarating, even (or especially) when it goes wrong!
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This came at the right time! I'm going to Paris alone in October and starting to get the nervous jitters embarking on an international trip alone. Sorry I cannot give insight into solo traveling but want to say Thank You for sharing and hope more solo travelers contribute their stories.
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I think more people at home (in the US) react to the idea of a solo woman traveler than people at the actual destinations I travel to (Europe, Asia, Australia). My friends and family are used to it by now and don't give it a second thought.
Boojzie, Paris is a great destination for a solo traveler. I spend at least a week there every year. What aspects make you the most nervous? We can help you with that I bet.
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Hi PEGONTHEROAD,
I hear you. I just returned from ten great days in London solo. Usually I join a tour after several days alone in a city, but not this time because I have been to most of the popular venues in Britain like Stonehenge and Bath a few times before. Not interested in venturing into the countryside or hinterland by myself on public transportation though. If I recall you have traveled quite a bit through Germany, right?
I substitute teach a great deal in a leafy suburb where I live outside Boston. Unless asked directly, I never discuss my travel plans because they are often met with the same reaction as you experienced with your friend. "They" who haven't done it, will never understand. Easier to say little....
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You go Peg. It's the only way to travel. Just read some of these trip reports for reassurance! I am just a few years behind you and I am getting sorted for 2 months in Europe/ Middle East. Can't wait! And about to get my hair coloured to take some more years off.
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I'm a big fan of solo travel, and although I, too, have less energy than I did I'm certainly not planning to give it up any time soon. (Peg has a good decade on me - way to go!) I let my hair go grey, finally, a couple of years back, and now get offered seats on buses and trains, not to mention senior discounts (I am qualified for them, but I no longer have to prove it).
I find that I'm often asked whether I'm not afraid to travel solo, to which my response is to ask what it is I'm supposed to fear.
Boojzie - plenty of inspiration for solo travel here: http://www.fodors.com/community/travel-tips-trip-ideas/goin-solonothing-like-it-a-trip-report-collection.cfm
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I guess I didn't answer the question. The reaction I'm currently getting is a mix of support and "You're going to one of the most romantic places in the world, alone?" I just say "yes" and leave it at that. Belinda, thanks for the kind comment. I think just simply going alone makes me a little nervous but I'm really looking forward to it.
Yucatan in November, wow.
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My feeling is, let them think whatever they want to. It's never going to change, and never has changed, my feelings about traveling alone, when I was single, when I was first married, when I was a mother leaving children at home, or whatever. It is what I do. If they don't want the experience, that's their problem.
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I find solo travel a great self-indulgence and I have NO intention of giving it up until I have no other options! When else do I get to do what I want to do, when I want to do it, and also get to stop doing it when I choose!?!
And BTW, I have an aunt who still travels solo -- her last trip was, as I recall, when she was 92 or 93. She's now 95 and is planning her next solo trip.
And yes, do check out that solo-travel link that thursdaysd provided!
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Boojzie, I think you are wize returning to a place you are familiar with.
I'm filled with admiration for those of you who travel alone. My main problem would be that I have the most appalling sense of direction and it seems to be getting worse as I get older. I would go to Paris, which I know reasonable well, and to New York for the same reason, plus with the grid format of the streets in NYC it's easy for even a dummy like me to navigate. We are just back from Rome and left to my own devices I'd have spent the entire 6 days stranded on a street corner (with a map) in a state of panic, which I know is ridiculous. Lol
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Wow, cathies, that's pretty interesting, though my DH has the same problem, and I just can't fathom it. He can literally get lost 5 blocks away from our house and we live in a "grid city" too. I think I have one of the most innate senses of direction of anyone I've ever known. I know immediately if we are driving or walking in the wrong direction, whether in daytime or in the dead of night with no moon, just by virtue of the position of the sun and stars. My body and brain just tell me...no, we should have turned left, because the sea is behind us, or because the sun is to the right of us, or because we passed that farmhouse on the left a half-hour ago. And no, I have no skills in astronomy, or any science skills at all, really.I just instinctively KNOW how to get to places, even ones I've never been to before. And once I've figured out a route to anywhere, it's indelibly etched in my brain, forever.
Looking back, I think this must be because my dad, who was a mountaineer and hiker and map reader galore, literally used to take me out into the woods (when I was probably about 8 years old ) and give me a watch and a compass and water and snacks and tell me to sit still for a half-hour, then find my way back to "base camp," wherever that might have been, usually a forest in New England or the Shenandoah Mountains, within 2 hours, or he was going to come find me. Trekking in, which was usually an hour or two hike, I'd have to make note of what I saw along the paths on the way - moose droppings, sassafrass plants, nuts and berries, clearings and stands of certain kinds of trees, those deer antler scratchings on the bark of trees, raccoon tracks, shrubbery that's been grazed on or flattened, shiny mica on the ground... I think I became hyper-observant because of that (which probably explains why when I write I am adjective-crazy and way overdetailed). I cannot imagine living in a world where I wasn't always completely oriented. It would make me crazy. Though, as I say, my spouse is hopeless and he's not dumb at all and seems to get by fine most of the time.
Yes, these days my dad would probably be accused of child abuse, but I am ever so navigationally grateful for what he taught me in that regard.
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Quite frankly I do not think this is an issue. who cares what neighbours think. go for it
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Your neighbor is speaking out of her fears - that has nothing to do with you. You go, girl!
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For the map and directionally challenged posters, use your gps in pedestrian mode.
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StCirq, we got a bit lost on this recent trip. It was an earlier stage of the trip and we were driving from St. Andrews to Edinburgh. I was quite pleased with myself when I had the good sense to whip out my iPhone and use the compass to prove we were heading N/E rather than south. The drivers were quite impressed.
By the way, I might have survived your childhood adventures at that age. I seem to remember that I was ok back then. And, as a young adult I worked in the city and easily found my way all over the place.
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For the map and directionally challenged posters, use your gps in pedestrian mode.
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The liberty to search just where you want them, when you wish, and the way you want is just amazing—behold, the strength of one!
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I suppose I wouldn't mind traveling with someone else, if I could find someone who wanted to do their own thing in the same places I wanted to visit, so they wouldn't need babysitting and wouldn't require me to adjust my sightseeing plans for the day. I do miss having someone to eat dinner with and talk about my day. So I guess my ideal traveling companion would be someone who doesn't want to spend any time together except at dinnertime!
I've been accused of being a loner because of traveling solo, but the alternative is not to travel where I want to go, since there's nobody in my life who wants/can afford to go where I do. I prefer to be alone in Paris for my vacation rather than spend it at home with company!
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I met a ~75 year old cycling from the UK to Santiago a couple of weeks back. He had his 'phone and a book. He told me when he had read a book he would leave it by a park bench and buy another.
Didn't there used to be a culture of leaving books for strangers to read?
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I still leave books behind and I'm a bit miffed if I stay somewhere where there isn't a collection to rummage through.
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Almost in your age bracket Peg and I too travel alone.
I have always traveled & when my husband died it didn't stop
me. In fact, just returned from Munich, Danube cruise & Prague.
While I am somewhat geographically-challenged I manage & part of the fun of travel is doing all the R&D beforehand.
And I have definitely learned to travel light.
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That's the thing isn't it Rhea? You learn to only take what you can comfortably manage - and that getting lost often leads to interesting discoveries.
I'm looking at you Cathie . Who knows what fascinating things you might find! Not that I'm suggesting you ditch your lovely other half - just that getting lost doesn't matter, provided you have the name of your hotel & enough for a martini, scotch or champers & the taxi fare home in your pocket.
I spent 3/4 of my first trip to Venice lost - but then I never have a strict schedule of things to tick off, so it hardly matters.
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What you sat is true bokhara2, I did make sure I had the address of my apartment in my phone and some cash in my pocket. And no, I hope I won't be travelling solo for ages. My DH is a great travelling partner.
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Solo travel is cool if all goes well. Being stuck with, for example, a sprained ankle all by myself in a place where I could hardly communicate due to language barriers was not so entertaining. Okay, I'm not the bravest person on the planet and have never been. Compared to you people here, from what I hear about your trips and plans, I am not brave at all. Anyway, my conclusion from that experience is not to travel alone to places/countries where I cannot communicate with people.
No, I do not expect everyone in the world to speak my language. On the contrary, the result of all these thoughts is my plan for this summer: Four weeks in Poland to attend a language class.
Even here in Germany where language skills are generally valued high, this requires some explaining. Why Polish? Eh, why not?
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Solo travellers need all the encouragement they can get. She may have also been from an era where the husbands did all the "planning" etc so cant conceive of the notion of going alone. Be the example she needs to see. I hope to be travelling forever( or until funds run out
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One of the key components of being a solo traveler is that you don't care what other people think about solo traveling.
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"..you don't care what other people think..."
I suspect the pool of solo travelers includes a great variety of people, including those who care what people think. So not sure it's a "key" component. I do think though, that travel itself is something some of us need to do, alone or otherwise, so maybe going alone is simply a measure of one's desire to travel, even when there's no one to go with. Or, maybe a measure of one's desire to spend time alone in general, traveling or not, as in my case.
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Get up on the wrong side of the bed, Sandra?
You're assuming facts not here in evidence as to my motivation, for one thing.
Many of my friends are women I know through church. They've raised families and stayed in the neighborhood. Most don't have the resources to travel, and when they do, they go in a tour.
I posted this topic because I've noticed how often acquaintances have this same reaction, though most of them are merely impressed, but not horrified, as Jeanne was. I don't know her well, but she seems to be a very fearful person.
I visited her because my paralyzed neighbor was concerned about her and had requested that ask her why there was a police car at her house earlier in the week. When I asked, she told me that there was a consistent effort to pull some kind of scam on her by telephone, and that the police checked on her occasionally.
She seems pretty negative about life in general and about flying over the ocean in particular. That's undoubtedly one reason why the idea of traveling solo scares her.
Gertie: I have enjoyed your trip reports in the past. I hope you post again after your next trip.
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I travel solo to France (a lot) and the reaction I get is how brave I am. I tell them that it really is very easy. Then the next thing some people will say is why don't I take a vacation with my husband. To that I respond that he likes to go to Las Vegas and I don't. I like to go to France and he doesn't.
As an earlier poster stated, when traveling solo, I decide what I want to do, when and how. I love it!
Regarding the comment about leaving books behind, I do that every trip. I have a Nook, but don't travel with it. I take books and have left them at apartments, hotels and even in the airport. I've also left behind guidebooks because I don't feel like lugging them back home.
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As I've thought about Jeanne's reaction to my traveling solo, I realized that she's stuck somewhere in the past--maybe the 60's.
She has a computer but doesn't use it, so she doesn't know how easy it is to reserve and buy seats on the planes, find hotels (either in guidebooks or elsewhere) and check them out on TripAdvisor or other sites, rent a car or buy train tickets online.
I remember how pleased I was when guidebooks started listing website information and email addresses. It seems to me that before that Rick Steves had a sample letter in the local language, and that you'd copy that and send it to the hotel.
Do I have that last item right? I know he had a fax sheet one could send, but who had a fax back in 1998?
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"It seems to me that before that Rick Steves had a sample letter in the local language, and that you'd copy that and send it to the hotel. "
I thought you were right, so I checked. I have a copy of the second edition of "Europe Through the Back Door", from 1981, and at that time he was recommending that you travel without reservations. His 1998 "France, Belgium and the Netherlands" does have a reservation request to be faxed to hotels, but it's in English, as is the equivalent form in the back of his French phrase book. The only other ETDB I have is from 2007, and it has the same form.
I believe that back in the 90's if you didn't have a fax machine you could send faxes from places like Kinkos, no? But email is definitely preferable.
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Maybe extroverts tend to travel more in groups and introverts don't mind going it alone .
Broadly speaking...
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I remember traveling without reservations, though I usually did reserve for the first and last day. The earliest Rick Steves I have are Germany, Austria and Switzerland, 1998, and France, Belgium, and the Netherlands 1999.
It was easier to do that back then. It seems to me that people didn't travel to Europe as much as they do now.
Faxing was expensive back in the day. I seem to recall paying something like $10 to fax from Kinkos.
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I think it is great and inspiring that so many women DO travel alone.
My first time was just last December- a few days alone in Paris.
I came to this board for guidance,inspiration, and a general calming of my fears.
I just spent a some days alone in Aix last month.
So yes, I have now traveled alone in Europe twice, but the thing is...
I really don't like it.
Which is odd to me, because in my normal day to day life I spend a lot of time alone, and I am a very capable woman.
After this last trip I have come to realize that I just prefer to be with someone else when traveling-no shame, it is just my preference.
It was not about fear, as I felt completely safe in France, and in transit, but more of feeling lonely.
But on the flip side if it means not traveling or traveling alone, I would choose traveling alone-or I might even try a small women's tour group next time if I don't have a compatible travel partner (compatible being the key word).
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I was "onto" Rick Steves with his first book "Europe through the Back Door (1980). Back then, you could write Steve with your proposed itinerary, and he sent back an audiocassette with suggestions. I still have his personalized commentary/critique. Who knew the business that he would become? Wonder if my cassette tape is worth anything now!?
BTW, even now, when I tell colleagues or friends that I have rented an apartment (again) to travel solo in Europe, MOST give me a pained grimace and soothingly say, "I'm sorry. Couldn't you find anyone to go with?" I find it amusing! (I am in the 50 and under crowd).
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Some people just don't understand woman traveling alone at any age. And some people have the (unjustified) fear of travel in Mexico.
I do both (go alone, and go to Mexico) without issue.
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You're an inspiration, Peg.
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I have been traveling solo for about 10 years. At this moment I am at a hotel at Zurich airport for my flight home tomorrow. The past 17 days I have been in Germany and mostly Switzerland. Wengen. Most people are amazed that I am alone, not sure why. My husband will not fly, so I have no choice but to travel alone or not at all. Travel is my life! I have friends who say they would love to come along if I pay their way. LOL. I like traveling alone.
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text: Located in the entertainment district, Samara Hotel is a great choice for a stay in Muscat. Guests can visit the fitness center for a workout or grab a bite to eat at Samara Restaurant, which serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Rooms offer up nice touches like fireplaces and comfy beds with premium linens.


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LITHONIA, Ga. -- A murder suspect accidentally released from a Chicago prison in February was nabbed hundreds of miles away in metro Atlanta weeks later.
The Cook County Sheriff's Office confirmed the arrest of Garrett Glover on Friday by Atlanta-based U.S. Marshals. Glover was erroneously released from the Illinois Department of Corrections and processed into their parole program on Feb. 24. Agents found him sleeping on the floor of an apartment believed to be that of a relative's girlfriend around 11:20 p.m. Friday.
The Chicago Tribune reports that Glover is awaiting trial in the 2012 fatal shooting of 25-year-old, Larry Porter and was sentenced earlier in 2017 to 4 years in prison in a 2014 attempted armed robbery.


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Tuesday, 18 October 2016
Department of Social Development is currently accepting bursary applications for Bachelor of Social Work Degree for the 2017 academic year. If you are interested in becoming a Social Worker, this opportunity is for you.
The Social Work Scholarship programme is intended to provide financial assistance to deserving students to enable them to complete the Bachelor of Social Work degree (BSW).
It facilitate access to higher education and training institutions and ensures development of skills, thereby increasing the capacity of social work professionals.
While the programme is open to all eligible students for whom social work is a career of choice, priority will be given to youth between the ages of 18 – 35 years.
This is in line with government's broad goals geared towards youth development and promoting active participation of youth in socio-economic activities. Social work is a caring and helping profession; therefore young people and students who REALLY want to pursue this noble profession and joint the current social work workforce in making a difference in people's lives, must apply.
What does the scholarship cover
Funds allocated for the Social Work Scholarship pay for (a) registration, (b) tuition, (c) prescribed books, (d) on-campus accommodation, including off campus accommodation premises contracted to the university or privately owned accommodation, (e) meals, and (f) stipends for practical work experience as determined by the university.
Specific details on how to access funds and submission of claims for specified items are outlined in the contract to be signed by successful applicants.
Who should apply for the scholarship
Application for scholarship is open to South African citizens and are:
- Grade 12 learners who meet admission requirements to study for Bachelor of Social Work degree (BSW) at any South African university. It is therefore the responsibility of students to make applications for admission at various universities of their choice.
- Students currently studying towards BSW degree at any South African university. In order to be considered for allocation of the scholarship, current students must have passed and be progressing to the next level of their studies as per specific requirements of respective universities.
- Students who come from disadvantaged communities.
- Students with financial need based on assessment of financial status of their household.
- Social Auxiliary workers, child and youth care workers and assistant community development practitioners in the employment of Non-Governmental Organisations who are interested in studying BSW degree.
Since the scholarship is exclusively for BSW degree, any student who chooses to change from BSW to any other degree, drops out or deregisters from the degree will lose benefits as outlined in the scholarship contract.
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Kris Jenner Poise Bladder Leak
January 12, 2012 by staff
Kris Jenner Poise Bladder Leak, It's not easy keeping up with Kris Jenner. So it's not surprising that in between producing four shows – including the fan favorite Keeping Up with the Kardashians and the new Khloe and Lamar – managing her clients, and being a mom to her six children, Jenner doesn't let pesky problems, including the occasional bladder leak, slow her down.
Jenner is among the one in three women who experiences urinary stress incontinence, according to the Women's Health Foundation. The problem strikes 13 million Americans, and is twice as common in women as men. In fact, women take nearly 1.2 million trips to the doctor's office each year specifically for incontinence, according to the National Association for Continence, and many more suffer without getting help, too embarrassed to seek treatment.
Jenner is speaking out about the condition (as a spokeswoman for Poise, a maker of pads for light bladder leakage) to help women feel less ill at ease about this problem.
"People think they're the only ones dealing with this," says Jenner. "When you realize that the woman sitting next to you is probably going through the same thing, you feel less lonely."
Stress incontinence occurs when the pelvic muscles supporting the bladder weaken, which can cause urine to leak out unexpectedly, especially during exercise or when you're having a hearty laugh or sneezing or coughing. It's especially common among women during pregnancy and after childbirth (even decades later). The more children you have – a major factor for Jenner – the greater your risk.
Menopause can also trigger stress incontinence in older women; as decreasing levels of the hormone estrogen negatively affect bladder control.
Jenner says she luckily didn't have to deal with bladder leaks during her pregnancies, but started to notice the problem more and more over the last few years.
About a year ago, Jenner experienced one of her most embarrassing bladder bouts. During her kids' spring break, she was jumping on a trampoline with her daughters when some urine leaked out – and everyone noticed. "I'll never forget it," Jenner says. "I felt really bad about it."
While Jenner can laugh about the incident with her family now, bladder problems cause many women to feel ashamed and isolate themselves from friends and social situations. It can also take a toll at work: One study found that 40 percent of women with incontinence experience symptoms at work, causing dips in concentration and confidence.
Jenner says she's learned to deal and not let incontinence get the best of her. "Light bladder leakage is not a big, bad monster, and it's nothing to be ashamed of. Once you prepare yourself, you can laugh and jump and sneeze, and do it with confidence."
Now, Jenner makes sure she doesn't run or jump around unless she's prepared. She wears Poise pads (natch) and always keeps a stash in her purse, which she says help her worry less. (There are other brands out there too – just check at your local drugstore.) "When you protect yourself, you can just take care of the problem and get back to your life," she says.
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It's hard not to appreciate his honesty. Some teams will pump up their prospects regardless of how good they project them to be. Others are overly cautious in building expectations for their young players.
Blues GM Doug Armstrong just wants a little more time to evaluate. He still isn't exactly sure what he has in Russian forward Vladimir Tarasenko, who is off to a red-hot start in the KHL, with six goals in seven games for St. Petersburg. Tarasenko is currently ranked among ESPN Insider Grant Sonier's Top 20 prospects.
When asked for specifics about what Tarasenko needs to improve in order to achieve NHL success, Armstrong paused for a moment before answering.
"Can you call me back in six months?" he said, and then laughed. "It is hard because we haven't seen him play on the small ice outside of the World Junior [Championships]."
Tarasenko was the No. 16 overall pick in the 2010 draft, which also included Evgeny Kuznetsov; teams were cautious that year about choosing Russian players, who can be tough to lure to North America. The Blues felt really good about getting Jaden Schwartz at No. 14 in that same draft, then struck a deal with Ottawa to grab Tarasenko two picks later. An abundance of right-handed shot defensemen in their system allowed Armstrong to deal David Rundblad to the Senators for a shot at Tarasenko, who the GM felt was a risk worth taking as the draft worked itself into the teens.
"Look at the draft -- if his name was Smith, he'd be going in the top five," Armstrong said. "At some point, you take calculated risks."
It was calculated because Tarasenko completely sold the Blues during their one-on-one interview with him before the draft. He showed up with an interpreter but battled through the language barrier to speak English at times, showing Armstrong and his staff a willingness to learn.
St. Louis management really likes Tarasenko's infectious personality, one Armstrong compares to T.J. Oshie because of a relentless enthusiasm for the game.
"When you talk to him, you see the smile on his face. He's someone you root for," he said. "He has more in his repertoire than just scoring goals. He's going to be able to affect the game in many different ways."
Best-Case Scenario
Ideally, Tarasenko becomes a top-line forward who is not only a big-time goal scorer but also a team leader. One Western Conference scout joked that Canada is still having nightmares about Tarasenko scoring goals against Team Canada following his performance in the 2011 World Junior Championship in Buffalo. Tarasenko captained the Russian team to a gold, impressing scouts along the way.
"Jaws were dropped," said the scout.
He thinks Tarasenko not only can score goals, but score important goals during crucial moments of the game.
"Every time the game is on the line, he's always involved," said the scout. "He's not the flashiest skater; you wouldn't call him a beautiful skater. But he's a good skater. He's a really smart player and he's always on the puck."
He's a strong player, although at 6-foot-0, you wouldn't mind if he were a little taller. That said, size isn't a concern for the Blues.
"He's got a really, really big core. Pretty strong legs and an excellent release," Armstrong said. "He's got that sixth sense around the net. He knows how to score goals."
Worst-Case Scenario
Until there's a large sample size of games on North American ice, there's no guarantee his game will translate to the smaller ice.
"For him, the whole thing will be the speed of the NHL game and the small confines. His area to perform is going to be so much smaller," the scout said. "That's big. He's going to have do things so much quicker."
Like any Russian native, there's always the concern that he could return to the KHL if things don't go well in the NHL, which would be the worst-case scenario for the Blues. They're confident it won't come to that.
"We know there's going to be some slight curves in the road, and we're going to be patient with him," Armstrong said. "He's the whole package. It's just about getting accustomed to playing in North America."
Grant Sonier's Take
ESPN.com NHL scouting insider Grant Sonier weighs in on Tarasenko's ceiling and floor:
Best-case: "He's an elite offensive forward. He has the skating and the skill. He does have the creativity. But you can't compare him and Kuznetsov at this stage. Kuznetsov has been a star since he was 17 in the KHL. How can you say Tarasenko is better? The thing Tarasenko has going for him is he has the high character. His work ethic will allow him to play in different roles. He really works hard and has high character."
Worst-case: "He comes over and doesn't get the assignment he believes he should get and leaves. Most European players, if they don't get the assignment they believe they should be getting, they'd rather play in their own country. So worst case is he sours on the NHL and goes back to Russia, where it appears he's on the verge of being a really good player in the KHL."


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Houseology Collection Safari Storage Trunks Set of 2
Product Code: OA0210
Set of two storage wooden storage trunks with non-woven fabric finish.
Stow away the clutter in style with the Houseology Collection Safari Storage Trunks Beige Set of 2.
Inspired by antique campaign storage chests, this dynamic duo offer a handy hiding place for towels and linen in the guest room or toys and literature in the living room.
Rectangular in shape, the large and medium sized antique style storage trunks features a strong fir wood construction with double buckle hinged closures and practical leather handles.
Equestrian bridle detail nods to the luxury of the equestrian lifestyle as beige non-woven upholstery completes the aesthetic in style.
Complement with designer furniture from the Houseology Collection collection to complete the design in style.
Please note: Handmade to order, each set of 2 storage trunks is unique with no two exactly alike.
About The Brand
Curated in 2016 by our in-house interior design scheme, The Houseology Collection takes style inspiration from the Chic elegance of Provence style and the Luxe aesthetic of boutique hotel interiors. With beautiful timber finishes, luxurious upholstery and luxurious leather, each piece offers everyday affordable luxury without compromising on style or quality. Shop the collection of luxury lighting, eclectic home accessories and designer furniture inspired by design classics to make your interior vision a reality.
Why shop with Houseology
Houseology is not only the UK's premier online interior design store - it is an emporium of design ideas, advice & inspiration and a platform of tools & technology designed to make your interior design decisions and calculations easy.


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Murderer on bail at time of vicious killing jailed for life
A MAN was on bail when he beat a brain-injured young man to death, inflicting over 100 separate injuries.
The revelation came as John Walsh (45) was yesterday handed a life sentence for the murder of John McManus (25) whose battered body was found dumped in a Kerry ditch two years ago.
Walsh -- who has addresses in Ballinlough, Cork and Mitchelstown, Co Cork -- will begin his life sentence for the murder only when he completes an eight-year prison term for drug offences.
The defendant has 12 previous convictions -- including one for assault causing harm where he repeatedly 'pricked' a woman in the face and back with a knife during a house party.
When he killed Mr McManus, Walsh was on High Court bail facing a charge of being in possession, for sale or supply, of drugs worth more than €13,000.
Walsh received a 10-year prison sentence for the drugs offence on February 20, 2009, which was later reduced by the Court of Criminal Appeal to eight years.
Mr Justice Paul Carney, on the application of the prosecution, directed that Walsh's mandatory life sentence for murder commence when the drugs sentence was completed. That is likely to be 2015.
Walsh kept his head bowed through the 45-minute hearing yesterday as Mr McManus's family told the Central Criminal Court of their devastation at the brutal manner of his death. Walsh was unanimously convicted of the murder following an eight-week trial.
The trial heard that the young man had suffered a serious brain injury in a traffic accident on Halloween 1996. His sister, Mary, revealed that Mr McManus almost died in the ambulance on his way to hospital.
"Against the odds, he pulled through and because of this we cherished him all the more in our lives -- we had a second chance," she said.
Mr McManus was made a ward of court, received a €600,000 damages award and was given two small weekly payments. However, he was only capable of semi-independent living -- and had developed a drug problem.
Walsh insisted he did not intend to kill Mr McManus -- but had only acted in self-defence.
However, the McManus family told the trial that Mr McManus had been desperate for money in the last days of his life, explaining that he owed money to people.
After being battered to death, Mr McManus's bloodsoaked body was left for over a day by a bed in his flat -- before Walsh put the body in the boot of his car where it remained for four days. He then drove to Ballyduff in Co Kerry where he dumped the body in a ditch by a bog.
The State contended that Walsh murdered Mr McManus at a date unknown between October 29 and November 7, 2008, at Flat 1, No 3 Verdon Place, Wellington Road, Co Cork.
The trial -- which opened on October 19 -- heard that blood spatters were found all over Mr McManus's flat. Gardai called to the flat after the young man's family had become increasingly concerned about his safety and had been unable to contact him.
Walsh was then spotted by a garda in a car parked near Ballyduff, Co Kerry -- close to the spot where Mr McManus's body was later found.
Kerry gardai initially suspected an incident of illegal dumping but, after entering Walsh's details on their PULSE computer system, discovered that Cork gardai were seeking Walsh in connection with the disappearance of Mr McManus.
A detailed search of the area where Walsh was spotted eventually located the young man's body.
The garda who first spotted the battered remains initially believed they were just a bag of old clothes.
Three of Mr McManus's teeth were later recovered from the hallway of his Cork flat.
A post-mortem revealed that he died from blunt-force trauma caused by a severe beating. He suffered cuts, bruises and abrasions to his head and body while superficial stab wounds were also found on his head.
The State argued that Mr McManus was subjected to a serious assault over an extended period which took place in the hallway, kitchen and bedroom of his flat. Blood spatters were found in all three rooms.Palm and fingerprints found in blood in the Cork flat matched those of Walsh.
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The Breatheasy Tracheostomy & Ventilation Homecare Programme
The Problem
For many children the simple act of breathing is difficult or impossible. Children with severe breathing difficulties require tracheostomies (a hole in their throat to breathe) or permanent ventilation. Tracheostomy patients around the world characteristically face lengthy hospital stays: without homecare programmes and family training, anxious parents and their children may be separated from one another for long periods of time.
The Solution
The Breatheasy Tracheostomy and Ventilation Homecare Programme is a unique specialist nurse-led initiative at the Red Cross War Memorial Children's Hospital that has been has been caring for children with a wide range of respiratory disorders for over two decades. The programme empowers parents of children, reliant on a tracheostomy or artificial ventilation for breathing, to provide safe care for their children at home, significantly improving their quality of life.
Through careful training and support of families, the Breatheasy programme ensures that children with tracheostomies instead return home to their families and communities, as soon as they are medically stable. Once home, they are monitored as outpatients by the programme, while family members take responsibility for routine day-to-day medical care (such as changing and suctioning the tracheostomy tubes). Breatheasy's training enables families to provide homecare equivalent to that of a professional nurse in the tertiary health sector. The equipment necessary for homecare is provided by the Breatheasy programme to families.
The Breatheasy programme is recognised both locally and internationally as an exemplary model of healthcare provision for chronically-ill children.
How you can help
The Trust has supported this special programme since 2012, raising R1million per annum. Donor funds are used to purchase vital medical equipment such as ventilators, suction machines and humidifiers.
This is an ongoing project with life-saving medical equipment consistently needed for patients.
For more information on this project please contact Chantel Cooper.


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No Souk For You?
No problem. These Moroccan slippers are right at your fingertips.
When Phoebe Philo picks a shoe, the fashion world takes note. The Birkenstocks you saw everywhere for the past two summers, and the Stan Smiths you've seen everywhere since? The popularity of both is thanks in no small part to her (the sneakers because she personally took a liking to them). When she embraces a new shoe style for two Céline collections—resort and spring/summer 2016—people pay attention. Now she has anointed the Moroccan babouche—the super flat, typically pointed slipper traditionally found all over the souks—as her latest bet. We've got a pretty good idea that you'll be seeing more of these. They're really easy to wear, after all: just slide on and go.
Stroll through your own personal souk, below!


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Sox Roster Takes Shape
The Red Sox don't have to submit their 25-man roster for the ALDS until tomorrow, but already, there are some clues to which way they're leaning.
Outfielder Rocco Baldelli, who suffered a hip flexor in the third-to-last regular season game, is unlikely to be on the roster as the injury has been slow to improved. Instead, it appears likely that both Brian Anderson and Joey Gathright will be on the first-round roster.
The Sox currently plan to go with 11 pitchers, but are unsure as to the identity of the 11th man on the staff. With a four-man rotation (Jon Lester, Josh Beckett, Clay Buchholz and Daisuke Matsuzaka) and six spots set in the bullpen (Jonathan Papelbon, Billy Wagner, Daniel Bard, Hideki Okajima, Takashi Saito and Ramon Ramirez), the last pitcher's spot comes down to Paul Byrd or Manny Delcarmen.
If Delcarmen is sufficiently recovered from the after-effects of a minor car accident Saturday, he's the favorite to grab the final spot; if not, it will go to Byrd, who would give the Sox some length out of the bullpen.


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it's finally come for me: the nine of swords.
as someone that's battled insomnia and depression for most of my life, i knew when i began tarot that eventually this card would find me. and after almost a year of reading, i'm a little shocked that this is the first time i've ever drawn it.
this card is the definition of horror. disgusting, confusing images crowd this card, dark and twisted, and it's difficult to even tell what is happening. the longer you look at it, the more revolting and upsetting it becomes. symbolizing dark visions, anguish, and the nightmares that keep us up all night, this is a card i've been dreading. it seems to represent everything that i hate about myself, everything i fear, all in one hideous image.
there are certain weapons against depression that i can wield during the day. they don't always work, but when i have tasks to accomplish, a mile-long to do list, or deadlines looming, i can usually force myself to set the darkness aside for a bit and get things done. and daylight offers other comforts – friends, television, delivery food. even at my worst, daytime is always easier.
but the middle of the night, oh. that's when it's always harder. everyone is asleep, darkness reigns, and the world is silent and still. it's just me, alone and anguished, trapped in the endless upside-down. once those bad thoughts start, once i fall down that rabbit hole, it can be absolutely impossible to stop, breathe, and remember who i really am. problems become unsolvable, friends seem like enemies, and everything seems utterly hopeless. i've had a few nights like this in the past few weeks, and they never get easier.
is there any hope in this card? carrie notes that while the nightmare itself is a tangled mess, the swords themselves are orderly and evenly spaced, attacking the beast from all sides. swords are all about mental energy, and it's important to note that this entire hideous thing is in the mind. as beth states, this is mental self-torture. it's completely self-created, self-inflicted. this whole ugly thing is inside my mind.
i decided to give myself the gift of a clarifying card this morning, and the energy couldn't be more different: the ace of wands.
bold as hell, crackling with wild, fiery, passionate energy, this energetic card is all about exciting adventures, fresh creativity, and flashes of brilliant inspiration. where the swords are dark and tortured, pushing all that negativity inward towards a secret nightmare, this ace pushes inspiration outward. those colorful beams of enthusiasm seem to go on forever.
the message here seems clear – put your energy outward today. find that fire, share your enthusiasm, spread positive energy, and perhaps you can conquer the hideous nightmare waiting at midnight. make the day bright and strong, and the night won't seem quite so dark. i keep stabbing myself with those sharp edges, letting my mental swords cut me down – but the brilliant fire of those wands can help.
the monsters never seem quite so bad in the light.


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We at Capgemini are hiring C#, WPF Professionals.
Exp. – 2 to 7 years
Location – Mumbai
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- C#, WPF, .Net (for Desktop application)
- Communication skills
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- Proficiency in C# .Net programming language and thorough understanding of Object Oriented programming.
- Expertise in .Net development and debugging tools and IDE
- Understanding of Test driven development
- Understanding and hands on experience for writing automated unit tests for their own code using MS Test or relevant TDD frameworks
- Refactoring of code and basic design patterns and principles.
- End to End Testing (Manual and automated using C#) to validate across all affected applications as appropriate
- Understanding of Continuous Integration principles
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I don't know about you, but I'm skipping out of work to binge watch season two of Orange is the New Black, which popped up on Netflix last night at midnight. SEE YA, SUCKAAAAAHS!
Okay, fine. In the interest of "doing my job," here are a few choice articles designed to inform you of what to expect with season two, and help you make it through this long, Orange is the New Black-less day.
From Salon:
The second season of "Orange Is the New Black" is much less like a manic, comedic prison-themed episode of "The L-Word" and much more of a smart drama that respects itself enough to lean into its heavier moments without always retreating to the safety of one-liners.
From Flavorwire:
If you loved Season 1 of Orange Is the New Black, then you will love Season 2. You might, I strongly suspect, love it even more. You will certainly race through the 13 episodes as quickly as you can, perhaps even in one viewing, pausing only for bathroom breaks or to answer the door for food delivery.
From Hitfix:
Man oh man are the first six episodes of "Orange" season 2 wonderful. In many ways, they're better than their counterparts from the first season, because Jenji Kohan has a better sense of the stories, characters and actors she has on hand, and can deploy them in even more effective fashion.
And in a related story, if you're having trouble streaming Netflix because you're a Verizon customer, that's because it's ALL VERIZON'S FAULT. (But they don't want you to know that!)
Happy Orange is the New Black day, everybody!


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Following last week's exciting first trailer for Django Unchained, an international trailer has surfaced overnight for Quentin Tarantino's unconventional spaghetti western. This new trailer is much like the first one, focussing on Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Leonardo DiCaprio, although we do get a few new snippets here, including our first glimpse of Samuel L. Jackson, which makes it well worth a look.
Django Unchained is due for a Christmas release in the US (likely January for UK and NZ). Watch the international trailer below (via The Playlist).
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Bushview Cottage Bed & Breakfast
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Milton is on the Princes Highway, 5 mins north of Ulladulla.
A 10 min drive along scenic, sealed roads inland from historic Milton village.
15 mins to renowned Mollymook Surf beach
20 mins to the base of Pigeon House Mountain
Close to Lake Birrell and Lake Conjola
On the edge of Meroo National Park
Bushview Cottage contains a combined lounge/bedroom area, an ensuite and a kitchen.
A covered outdoor area offers the chance to relax and enjoy the bush sounds and the birds in the large garden as you read, sit at the outdoor fire or cook a barbecue.
Relax in the outdoor spa looking at the sunlight on the trees or the stars in the sky.
The historic village of Milton was established in 1860. Enjoy a stroll along the street visiting clothing boutiques, home ware stores, art galleries, craft shops, etc.
The Milton/Ulladulla area has numerous clubs, restaurants, cafes, hotels.
The surf beach of Mollymook.
Narrawallee beach with a swimming and barbecue area.
Bushwalking, including close proximity to the well-known climb of Pigeon House Mountain.
Stroll from Bushview to Lake Birrell via our private right-of-way or climb Pigeon House Mountain.
Mollymook and Hilltop Golf Clubs
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Gillentown Trailhead Access Control Project. Images are before the Yamaha Grant. Grant was provided to the SSRT for Access Control. Contractors Discussing Project. Brooks Welding and C.E. Concrete December 2012 Met to discuss Project . Breaking Ground January 8, 2013.
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A proper fix for slow retracting seat belts
Rather than pop this into the "How to" guide section for the Mk1 Punto I've popped this here in chit chat as I think its probably going to work on any Fiat group car with the same belt issues.
If like me you've got fed up of unclipping your seat belt before getting out and finding a whole ream of it lying in a curled up heap behind your seat instead of retracting back into the mechanism then give these 3 steps a go. It has worked on mine today and they are better now than when new IMHO! Absolutely no doubts at all. You can also end all those times where you close your door on a floppy belt part of which keeps getting caught in the door meaning you have to open the door again to pull the errant belt back inside.
Step 1 - see photo. Put the front seat forward that you will be working behind and sit yourself on the back seat. Take a long narrow strip of wet n dry paper at least 1000/1200 grit dont go too coarse. Pull out some of the belt from the pillar and hold it out with your knee against the rear quarter trim panel. Put the rest around your neck to hold both parts of the belt as loose as possible leaving both hands free for the next bit.
Take your emery paper and insert it in so that the grit side is facing downwards onto the belt holder lower slot on the B pillar. Using a push and pull movement for a few minutes sand the lower part and try to keep the emery paper central to the holder (the holder will try and swing to the left or right as you push and pull the sandpaper through it unless you get a mate to hold it steady) and as you do it keep the door open and blow the dust away (you dont really want it on the belt or to go down to the mechanism) - loads of white/grey dust will come off and probably years of grease, sweat, oil, dirt and other nasties too but my view is that this part is too tight anyway and this is the pinch point that seems to slow the belt down when you unclip. I also think part of the hold up is the way the holder is made - these are bonded around the belt at the factory and I reckon its the flashing along the join that sometimes good on some cars and bad on others. The sanding will get the top of this
curve nice and smooth.
Step 2 - using hot soapy water clean the entire length of the belt or run over both sides of the belt with a cloth sprayed with some suitable cleaner. Alcohol wipes might be good.
Step 3- once the belts are bone dry I used "back to black" spray on them. spray both sides of the belts generously and wipe the excess off then buff. the can says "do not use on surfaces that you do not want slippery" such as pedal rubbers and steering wheel etc but honestly on seat belts its the dogs ******. mine now flies back into the B pillar. wipe the bottom rail too thats bolted to the inside of the door sills as well as the slot described earlier on the holder on the B post. buff off. You can even "feel" the difference as the belts retract back over your clothes so much easier and faster.
Try it - it'll take 30 mins tops and provided the actual retraction mech isnt knackered you should have a belt that scoots back into the B pillar as it should. Above all its FREE - both of mine now really zip back into the pillar no trouble at all.
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Re: A proper fix for slow retracting seat belts
That's great, thanks for the info' but...suppose, like me, the retraction appears to be knackered, eg it is stuck on the wall next to the drivers right shoulder, and will not undo. What can I do? Any ideas, as to where I can get it fixed OR where I can get another belt complete? Thanks. Gerry.
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If youre OK with a set of spanners I would find another belt in a local scrapyard, ask on here or check ebay, gumtree, pistonheads etc and fit it myself. a good used belt shouldnt cost more that 5 - 10 pounds.
if not buy the belt then take it to a garage.
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Re: A proper fix for slow retracting seat belts
my mk2 punto failed MOT test a few years ago for not having enough tension on seat belt.The spring seemed fine just a bit of resistance.
I didnt do anything with it and brought it back for retest a week later,and a different inspector said it was fine.
I think the recoil spring should be a bit stronger.
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