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"I don't matter"Posted: May 19, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: automatic response, be heard, being irrelevant, called first, Capricorn, create life, divorce, facebook, Freedom, grateful, heart break, I believe all people want to make a difference in the world, I don't matter, initiate contact, Landmark, leave an impact, left behind, let go, moved on, Nothing in life motivates us as strongly as our desire to avoid the pain and being in the situation we dislike, real hurt, really angry, skype, talking a lot, triggered, viber, wanting to matter Leave a comment
I subconsciously create my life mostly to avoid painful experiences from the past. My parents divorced when I was little, probably around 4 though I actually just realize that I don't know for sure. As my father moved away a few years later, I would visit him mostly on holidays or school breaks (and mostly arranged by my mother not initiated by him), so it is no surprise to me that my interpretation of this experience was that "I didn't matter." Interestingly enough, if I saw that from my mother's perspective, it would be obvious to me that I mattered a lot, but my father broke my heart. To fight the shameful notion that "I don't matter," I made choices in my life to avoid experiencing it at any cost. I chose environments and circumstances that allowed me being numb and not dealing with the pain that not being important caused me. In fact, I am a Capricorn, but am extremely social and often times, not really because I enjoy people so much but mostly because I can't stand being alone. When my phone doesn't ring, something inside gets triggered. I remember my mom once telling me that if someone wanted to talk to me, they could initiate the contact. I would be terrified that I would be easily forgotten and used to think she was so mean to put me through that. In fact, for years, whether it had to do with a relationship or friendship, I was often the one who called first. Even now I have friends that I regularly check in with though they never check in with me. I have very little in common with most of them and our paths have crossed long ago with no intersection on horizon, yet I nurture those relationship with everything I got. I thought of it recently and considered: what would it look like if I gave myself freedom to just let some people go, to let them be only a part of my memory but not continue to be a part of my present given that the only time they were in my life was when I dialed their number. With all the new social inventions of Facebook, Skype, Viber and alike, it takes everything I have to just keep contacts alive with people who have moved on long ago. They are glad to hear from me, but nothing in their life has ever had them get in touch with me. I was dealing with this phenomenon in the last two days triggered by an event that had me feel really angry. But I was done being angry so as I dug deeper, I realized that what lied underneath the anger was real hurt of being irrelevant and left behind. I shared this knowledge with my husband to just get to the bottom of it all and realized that most of my decisions were made to prove that I mattered. In fact, working as a private coach is completely a response to wanting to matter in someone's life, even though I am not personally related to them. Having spent over 6 years training, assisting and leading events at Landmark was all an attempt to make a mark. In fact, I was often accused of talking a lot which is all an automatic response to wanting to matter, to be heard, to leave an impact.
I believe all people want to make a difference in the world. I am no exception, though my motivation behind was a fear of not being important. As I thought about this newfound knowledge, I cried like a baby because my whole life occurred as an illusion created to fill the void of a little girl whose father didn't show her she was important. So what can I do? For a start, I am taking on a practice of designing my schedule making sure that the REASON behind what I am doing is created from what I want now, not a default past. So, before I take an action from the space of "I should", automatically and without asking, I will take a moment to breathe deeply and to create an intention for what I am about to do. This doesn't mean I will start avoiding things or people. I will honor everything I want to do as long as I can come up with the reason to do it that serves me. Otherwise, I promise to myself to let it go.
Nothing in life motivates us as strongly as our desire to avoid the pain and being in the situation we dislike. I am grateful for my life and that it got me this far. Going forward, I choose consciously the path I walk on. Love, Marija
Committed to ExcellencePosted: May 2, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: being better, committed to excellence, demand of others to be better, Florida service, New Yorker, service Leave a comment
I come from a very small town in Montenegro, Eastern Europe…While I didn't go out to see the world, my family was pretty well travelled so in some sense, there was a sense of having pretty high standards in our house. Especially in my case, my mom demanded the best of me. I was a straight A student, I was in drama, on math team, reciting, singing in choir, playing basketball, I went to music school and wrote poetry and drew art in my spare time. And it felt like I was never enough on one hand, but looking at it now, I can see that none of what I did was ever an excuse not to do something else well… If I was doing it, it was demanded of me to do it in the best way I could.
Fast forward, at the age of 16 I came to USA and while most other exchange students took junior level English in their senior class, I was at the principle's office asking for what would have me earn a High School Diploma so that I had an equal chance of going to college as all the other American kids. Among 7 of students from out of country, I was the only one who actually got a High School Diploma that year which allowed me to move directly to New York and start college there. This happened because I took an advanced senior level classes despite their recommendation to stick to the easy ones.
Living in New York humbled me. I thought I had multiple talents with all the things I did that I mentioned earlier, but it took no time at all to see that almost everyone out there had that many if not more talents than I. New York was competitive but besides that, New Yorkers were committed to excellence. Having worked in service industry and having taken many jobs to work with people from all walks of life, I learned this notion that "customer is always right." And if you ever bartended in New York, you were probably annoyed at this fact as sometimes people abuse this notion of "being always right," but I quickly learned that people who excelled the most were the people who listened to their customers, clients, patients but also demanded the same of others.
Today I work as a personal (life) coach and I temporarily moved to Florida when I had my first child thinking that this would give me a nice break from the cold winter of Montreal where I spent a year of my life marrying my husband who was born there. I quickly learned that while the weather in Florida rocks, something is majorly missing for me. Unlike how things are in New York, people of different caliber or class don't mix so well in Florida…. And having a child makes it pretty difficult to mingle and meet new people and I only recently started driving so there were limitations to what we could do and experience while here. I have to say, there are many great people here, with kind hearts but the service overall is pretty crappy. When we first moved into this small town, I was appalled how the owner of the cafe answered my completely curious question about her menu. She was defensive and unkind. Going there a few times with my friends who are now living here, made my experience more pleasant and I almost began to enjoy the small town feel. But then I came alone with my husband and son and was treated with so little respect that I promised myself I would not go back (and not because I like burning bridges but because I am old enough to stop allowing people who treat others that way to get away with it).
I know my voice is a small one here. I am sure some of you may even think about "hm, how did you create this situation for yourself." Trust me, I went down that road and this is what I realized: most people don't like to be held to higher standards…Most people are not committed to changing and being better… So, when someone, like myself, makes a comment, they are left with 2 choices: ignore and invalidate me OR accept what I am saying and do something about it. And most people go for the first one. I don't blame them, its their right. What I am learning, however, is to own my commitment to excellence and to keep asking for what I want and then take time to accept whatever answer I get in return, as how people answer is their choice.
I thought about my own practice. While coaching people for almost 10 years now, I've heard much feedback: "you are not really listening to me," "that doesn't really make a difference." "I feel like you are just invalidating and criticizing what I said," "I don't think this applies to me," even "how dare you say an F word to me." I couldn't shut myself down and fire back at these people and told them that they don't know how hard I worked to be where I am and that I have a very genuine intention to serve them. Instead, I heard them and I heard them all and I didn't use what I heard to put myself down or to stop my practice but to learn and train myself to be better. And every now and then, I hear some of my clients tell me something that doesn't work for them. I can't say I ever feel happy to hear it, but I am grateful that they are communicating what is not working versus cutting out their contract and finding a coach who isn't like me. That is what I believe people who are committed to excellence do. They are willing to listen to others to BE BETTER, and because of that, they are willing to DEMAND OF OTHERS to be better too.
Thank you!
Let go and let lovePosted: March 27, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: addiction, binge to cope with urge to binge, coach, cope with messing up, eating disorder, ED, get over him, heartbreak, higher power, let go and let love, letting go, love, matters of heart, mess up, mistake, personal development work, prince charming, pristine space, relationships, something to fix, true love Leave a comment
We have all experienced a heart break at least once in our lives. By the time I was 30, I was an expert in being heartbroken. And not only that, each failed relationship was feeding into my fear that I was not enough and that true love will never really knock on my door. I think everything I did since I became an adult was geared towards learning how to find and keep a guy. I knew I was smart enough to succeed in other things, but the matters of heart – that I felt I had no control over. As someone who suffered from an eating disorder for a good chunk of my 20s, I knew what it felt like to be addicted to something. And the power that had me to stop ED was the power that had me find love.
Now, I don't believe that we can control when love will happen – that is in the hands of Higher Power, but I do believe that we can, and are responsible, to create a clear and pristine space for it, so that it can show up for us. In the clear and pristine space, LOVE does show up.
I know some of you have done personal development work. I applaud that. And, for what I am about to say, I think that such work can be more of an obstacle than support. In fact, it is that we keep on thinking that there is something for us to "work on" that has us stuck in the same old pattern of "not enough". We can't be both: complete and in need of more therapy/transformation. As a coach, I make sure my clients never feel inadequate, but rather see our work together as their consistent evolving inside of a committed, clean, powerful, safe and loving space. I don't have my clients feel like there is something to fix, something many of the programs, therapies, works out there are based on. For as long as we think we need to fix our relationship with our parents, for example, we aren't really focused or present to the prince charming that may be right in front of us – mistake number 1.
The mistake number 2 is that we hold on to our past like it's real. Our urge to love and find love has us hold on to people and memories where we at least somewhat felt like our feelings were reciprocated. And instead of letting go of all past relationships that did't serve us, we mess up more in order to cope with what's already messed up. When I had an ED, I binged to cope with my urge to binge. Other words, only when I binged did I relieve the anxiety that I was feeling when I felt the urge to binge. It is only when I realized that the voice telling me to binge was not REAL ME, that I was able to silence the voice and take actions that I wanted to take: anything from being with people, actually answering my phone, making a difference in the world and alike. It is when I observed the voice in my head, without thinking I needed therapy, to journal my emotions, to read more books on the subject and give my power away, that I was able to see that the voice in my head did not have power over my actions. In fact, more I recognized that voice as NOT ME, more silent the voice became.
So, please ladies, do not cling to the past relationships that don't serve you, don't send more emails so that you can get a different response, or send that last text thinking something will change. Your urge to do these things is coming from the voice that isn't YOU and the relief from that anxiety to say something is only temporary and making things worse in a long run. The voice that tells you to do so is not who YOU are. YOU can hear it and dismiss it and then do what works: move on, go out on a date with a new guy, or go visit a friend. When you keep falling back into the same pattern, you perpetuate addiction and the space stays cluttered. Love only comes into the clear and pristine space. So, let go and let love.
Decluttering, clearing, letting goPosted: March 19, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized 2 Comments
I had this huge revelation in working with my clients in the past weeks… Almost every time something isn't working, the first place I see as a barrier to it, is the place where there is too much of something, clutter, solid thinking and past attachments. So, I would naturally share some of my tools in how to declutter the space around them, clear the stuff that is no longer working for them and let go of everything that isn't who and how they want to be in the future or even right now in the PRESENT.
I realized that all of my life successes, from the smallest wins to the biggest achievements were created from NOTHING, in a space that wasn't already crowded by old ideas, things I didn't need or thoughts that no longer served me.
When it comes to decluttering, physical space is not the only thing do clear, but it's often a good place to start. Last week I went through my closet and put away all the things that made me feel too old, too rigid, or simply didn't compliment my body in the way I would like it to. I noticed the old pattern of not wanting to get rid of something just because it was too expensive or because I felt like I need to have it "just in case" of some occasion which never came my way. Or simply feeling bad that I only wore those red shoes once in my American sister's wedding and they were pricey so I needed to squeeze some value out of them.
You may laugh and think I broke through this easily but I didn't. In fact, I took a picture of the things I took out of my closet, shoes and clothes and I posted them on a local facebook group. But not one person responded yet. So, unless one of my closest friends feels like she'd take something, I will be donating the entire collection of j crew, banana republic, bergdorf goodman and alike stuff to charity and write it off for taxes. This way I will satisfy my mind (always worried about being wasteful) and will still let it go.
I hope this little reminder helps. Spring is near. Start clearing little things. For every space you clear, something new can come to replace it…Take it one-step-at-the-time 🙂
To clarity and purpose,
Lingering in the "unknown"Posted: January 8, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: apartmentlist.com, eckhard tolle, forcing of an outcome, forrent.com, intuition, lack of clarity, manifesting, manifesting skills, move, opporutnity, stress, unknown 4 Comments
"Being at ease with not knowing is crucial for answers to come to you." Eckhart Tolle
One of my dearest friends Jodi sent me this quote the other day and I really heard it newly this time. I am about to find a short term rental for me and my family until we move back to New York and I have been trying to use my "intuition" and "manifesting skills" to guide me in this process. The problem is, big changes in life are stressful, even when exciting, and it is hard to keep the channels clean, peaceful and powerful when there is a lot going on. I would close my eyes at night and force myself to imagine where I really wanted to live as I was not sure I really knew the answer to that. And since the answers were not clear, I'd get frustrated by the lack of clarity.
The truth is, most places would probably work just fine. HAHAHAHA – my husband would say to that. And this is why: I think of myself as low maintenance, but I am not. I want our new place to have a pool, preferably heated, I don't want the apartment to be carpeted, I prefer the first floor (which is often more expansive than the second or third), but I like high ceilings (which are typical of the third floor), I like all new appliances, no mirrors in bedrooms and all within the price range I want to pay (not necessarily the market price). I have no idea which location would be good, as I don't know Florida that well, I just know what I wanted to be close to and that I can easily walk around in the area as I don't like driving.
We need a place in the next 2 weeks because I am traveling to New York in 2 weeks and would go crazy if we didn't have it locked in by then. What's coming up is fear that we won't find what we want so that we will have to stay longer (no bueno), or have to pay the higher price to settle for whatever is available. And, on top of everything, we need a short term lease and not every complex is willing to lease short term and when they do, they charge extra, so the prices online are not the actual prices we would get. Are you beginning to get the swirl I am in? A touch of anxiety mixed with excitement of the new place and moving towards the goal of eventually settling back in New York. All of that with a teething toddler that still breastfeeds and doesn't sleep through the night. Now, try to fall asleep by 11pm!!!
So last night as I am about to turn the light off after spending hours on apartmentlist.com and forrent.com etc, but my brain is still wired and working on resolving the puzzle of "Where am I going to live in 3 weeks?" And then I remember this beautiful quote my friend sent me and I allow myself to linger in the unknown. And literally the moment I took a breath and let go of "knowing," my mind relaxed and I felt freedom. I shared with my husband right away. I told him: "I am going to embrace not knowing where we will live and trusting that the Universe/God will take care of us." And I didn't mean that I would not make calls or go visit properties, I just meant that I would stop forcing the outcome.
And as if by magic, I drifted into sleep. Withing the first 2-3 hours of waking up, I had a full inbox of messages and voicemails to answer. I had 2 business calls and made calls from the list I gathered the night before and by noon I had options: a place 8 minute walking distance from our dearest friends, a brand new complex just built, another brand new complex near my dentist in the area I didn't consider because it was an older community, and couple of other places, all within a price range, all within 10-15 min distance from places I need to be at, and all available. So tomorrow, on my birthday, I will be hoping in the car with my family to visit the other 4 places breathing deeply and allowing myself to live in the unknown for just a tad longer. It takes practice and it takes numerous reminders, but this time doesn't have to be stressful. It can just as well be an opportunity 🙂
Standing up for myselfPosted: January 4, 2015 Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: free stuff, haircut, lessons in life, modesty, standing up for yoursef Leave a comment
I was getting a free hair cut in Miami beach. The lady that lives close to us needed models to practice her craft. When she started to cut my hair I noticed that her technique seemed good but her demeanor was a bit timid and shy. About 40+ minutes into it, I began to feel a bit uncomfortable. I was getting hot, needed water, and began to worry that this was not going to end well. At this point, she was still cutting 1/2 inch lengths from the back and I was wondering if she'd ever get to the front. I was messaging my husband crying for help. I kept thinking: "I am not paying for it, I should be grateful for whatever I get." However, deep inside I was not at ease.
Finally, I tried bringing up my concerns as gently as I could (this is so unlike me as I am often unapologetic when I speak). At this point, she was getting that I was not happy and she was concerned. I was concerned for her thinking I would only get her in trouble if I spoke up. We went in circles. And then I stopped to ask where she was going with this. Noticing her facial expression I said: Please don't worry! But she was still worried so I went on to acknowledge that she did a great job cutting my hair, that it just wasn't how I liked it. I held her hand promising to look at where we were with this and communicate clearly what she should do next to fix it to my liking. That calmed her down.
When she got calm, the owner appeared and complimented my hairline and she then said to him: "what do you think I should do here"…and he took her scissors and began to teach her and run through my hair with confidence, all along acknowledging that I have great hair, that my eyes are great so he can open the front more, that my head is perfect so she can remove all the extra hair she was keeping there, and so on.
At first, I giggled almost uncomfortably as I get shy when people compliment me like that. But then I realized how good it felt to be complimented and that I actually agreed with him, but I had this shame about feeling good about myself. The way I learned was, it was better to be modest. So I forced the modesty upon me, and in addition, learned to suck it up until I get so mad that when I actually speak it's not very pretty. I realized, how freeing would life be if I just owned my real thoughts, all the time, if I actually stood up for myself and for what I deserved and not try to shut myself down only to please others… If I came there confident that it was easy to cut my hair because she didn't have to compensate for my shortcomings, maybe I wouldn't have to sit through 2 hour haircut… And maybe, if I really stood for myself I would not go for a free cut but would pay for it and demand my money's worth.
What a lesson I got from a simple event. There are many imperfections I have in my life, I definitely don't need to downplay the things that work 🙂
Wishing you all to own up to what works about you and stand up for yourself!!! demand the best service and give the best of yourself!!!!
WomanPosted: November 11, 2014 Filed under: Uncategorized Leave a comment
Something about being a woman struck me today like never before. I've always looked to claim my place in the universe, struggled to find love, to feel loved, to own love. I've been told by more than a few people in my twenties that I was a handful, tough to handle, demanding, idealist, and that I had way too much masculine energy for any man to want to ever be with me and feel good about himself.
I've been happily married for over 2.5 years and my first year of marriage was amazing, and in the second we moved countries and cities a couple of times and had our first child, built business together a few times over and we are still happy. I am not saying we don't argue, we do and we do that really explosively and most people that ever heard us do so didn't like it. However, we never held a grudge against each other and we never went to sleep having something unsaid or unfinished or unclear between us. And I still look at my husband wanting to spend every moment of eternity with him and I am pretty sure his eyes are filled with love for me as well.
So, I have been thinking about things that had me go from someone who is told that she is too masculine to be in a relationship to someone who is pretty powerfully navigating love and marriage, parenthood and business and all with the same person.
I tell to my clients this all the time and I think a few of them have heard me, as I clearly heard it when I was first told this: "don't try to be feminine… you are already feminine by virtue of being a woman… embrace your masculine energy and your feminine will naturally shine through." And so I did, for the first time, I said: "screw it! I am no longer going to try to please anyone, I can be myself and be myself fully and people can accept it or not, I am going to own it." It is months later that I was dating my husband who surprisingly, or not, loves it when I am in my A-game and is completely ok when I need to step away and embrace being a woman, needing a quiet time, needing nourishment, love or simple silence.
Am I lucky? perhaps. I'd say I was brave. I wanted so much to connect with someone and I wanted so much to have real me connect with that someone that I took my steps one after another authentically and patiently. I knew what I was committed to and kept looking for it but I didn't compromise who I was as a woman.
And, the woman that I am has changed so many times over, after getting married and believing love was finally possible for me, and then after having my first child and knowing what a miraculous body I have that is capable of holding and creating life. And inside of business, as I am someone that cares to make an impact with people I know, both friend and clients. I am making it work every day, I change my mind many times over. I am not always my word but I clean up my mess. I don't always know what I want but when I get it, I know how to be grateful and to appreciate it. I am emotional and hormonal mess and my mom told me that it's probably not just hormones. Maybe it's not, maybe I am just not as great as I strive to be, but maybe not being great is human and I am not so different from other ladies out there.
All in all, I love being a woman and I love being who I am…and it's not always easy, juggling motherhood and business and then still being sexy for my husband after I felt like the day passed me by and I mostly just put out fires, attending to my son and did what needed to be done which is not obvious to most men that needed to be done. It's not easy and I know some moms out there can relate…but somehow we do it and somehow putting an actual structure wouldn't actually work in doing it as structure would show us that we cannot possibly have it all or make it all happen but time and time again we prove that we can. So I rely on my intuition, I lean into my feminine owning my masculine. I love all shades of me, some not as great as others, but they are who I am and I take it.
Embracing all women out there. Share your stories, inspire us. I'd love to post other women's blogs and share the love.


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|04 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium 64bit
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|04 Dec 2011
Remember when AOL would mail everybody free floppies with one month free AOL on them? They made great coasters.
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|04 Dec 2011
Desk1 7 Home Prem / Desk2 10 Pro / Main lap Asus ROG 10 Pro 2 laptop Toshiba 7 Pro Asus P2520 7 & 10
Is it necessary to clean windows 7
Seems like there are a dozen threads like this a week sometimes with Reg Cleaners or MucAfee corruption, like getting caught in riptide.
I am going to try adding some of these annoying sites to my Kaspersky ISS and see if it will stop the rot!
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|04 Dec 2011
Fear not, my friends! If you think Microsoft is having a hard time killing off Windows XP, wait until they have to gt rid of Windows 7.
Vista? What vista?
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|04 Dec 2011
Win 7 x64 Home Premium (and x86 VirtualBox VM)/Win10
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|05 Dec 2011
Maybe it's just me, but I never had any trouble with ME. I was actually quite reluctant to drop it when XP appeared.
As to the debate between the relevant differences between Windows and Linux, allow me to add my feelings.....
To me, the differences between the two operating systems are not of any great importance. I can edit my photos, write letters, edit my movies, watch videos etc., etc. on both. The important things are the programmes. As long as they work, the underlying OS is immaterial.
I use both at the moment though Win7 is the favourite. But that is only because I'm more used to it.
As to learning command line useage in Linux - I've never had occasion to use it. I've actually used it in Windows (flushdns) more often. 99% of work done in Linux (Ubuntu) is done by the GUI.
Like a lot of people here I've been using computers since the late '70s and well remember spending hours writing code for the old ZX81, and then spending many more hours debugging it!
Happy days indeed.
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|05 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Professional SP1 32-bit
The ZX81? Wasn't that the one that had one whopping KB of RAM which actually doubled as the frame buffer for the onscreen display? Meaning you couldn't write anything beyond what would fit on the screen...not quite sure how that would take hours to code and more hours to debug.
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|05 Dec 2011
Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit, Linux Mint Julia, in dual boot mode
Is it necessary to clean windows 7
Seems like there are a dozen threads like this a week sometimes with Reg Cleaners or MucAfee corruption, like getting caught in riptide.
I am going to try adding some of these annoying sites to my Kaspersky ISS and see if it will stop the rot!
Size only 1.3 MB and you can use it stored in Documents. No installation necessary.
So it can be deleted fast too.
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|05 Dec 2011
Linux CENTOS 7 / various Windows OS'es and servers
Hi all
slightly off topic --but all this stuff came about when PC / Laptop manufacturers stopped supplying you with two disks -- one the "Bog standard OEM windows install disk" --you've actually paid for this believe it or not with your product key and another one containing the PC / Laptop drivers and pre-installed applications.
Now you get that usually USELESS restore partition which contains a whole slew of crap / trial and adware on it making it impossible to do a "bog standard" Windows install (even from an OEM disk).
I usually bargain with the store people saying I'll buy the laptop if they throw in a retail copy of windows with it. These days with the stores struggling to shift goods this ploy usually works so don't be scared -- what have you lost -- the worst that can happen is they say no --but usually they want to see you leaving the store with some goods.
When you get the PC home --image the partition first then wipe the disk and do a totally new Windows install with the retail disk. You'll probably have to get a few drivers from the Internet after install but 95% of stuff should work straight from a Windows clean install.
(Even though computers are "sys-prepped" before shipping -- that's still no excuse NOT to provide the buyer with the base OS before adding all the crapware -- They MUST have a basic W7 image created before they add all the apps etc. The base OS can also be available as a Disk image --they don't have to supply a physical disk.).
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Windows 7 Home Premium 32-Bit - Build 7600 SP1
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I have to say that life recently has been full and wide. There's been a lot of stress, some good, some bad and some I've manufactured for myself (damn that inner critic!) However, I've come to the realization that our lives are better when we have stress—the bad kind of stress is an opportunity for learning, the good stress pushes you to realize goals. The self manufactured kind is relieved when we speak kindly to ourselves then get busy and drown out that pesky inner critic.
During this time, I've come to appreciate those who use their gifts, i.e. talents, to inspire us. It's not only those who do BIG things, it's all of us who do things well, even the little things. Just like "The Lunch Ladies" in the video featured, we recognize the extraordinary in the ordinary. Hopefully we take the time to recognize it in ourselves.
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Our team of registered health professionals provides patient-oriented care focusing on each client's individual needs. Our mission is to provide optimal, evidence-based and comprehensive care to each individual adult and child as well as to foster wellness for years to come. Our experienced, focused and friendly team of registered physiotherapists, certified massage therapists and kinesiologists have studied in some of the top universities around the world, and would be honoured to help you in achieving your optimal wellness. With your permission, we communicate with other health care providers who are involved in your care in order to offer you optimal treatment. Our professionals are continually updating their skills with advanced manual therapy techniques to ensure that you receive quality care.
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B.Sc. (PT), M.C.P.A.
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Since graduating from the University of Toronto's physiotherapy program in 2002, Drew has worked intently to develop his therapeutic skills. In addition to his expertise in traditional manual therapy techniques, Drew performs myofascial release, vestibular rehab (for the treatment of vertigo) and the Mulligan concept of joint mobilization. Drew has an affinity for athletic rehabilitation, and has been fortunate enough to learn from some of the brightest minds in sports therapy. Most recently, he has been focused on the study of Dynamic Neuromuscular Stabilization which is gaining popularity in the sports world and the Integrated Systems Model which emphasizes treatment of the whole person. Drew has been with Physiotherapy Active Rehab for 11 years and is now the Clinical Director. Drew likes to get his cardiovascular exercise by jogging and is a strong proponent of mimimalist running.
Sree Akula
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Sree received his Masters in Orthopedics and Manual therapy at the University of South Australia in 2002. Since then, he has developed niche expertise in the conservative management of acute and chronic pain from musculoskeletal injuries. This helps him to provide effective manual therapy treatment for individuals with spinal, peripheral and sports injuries. His special interests in musculoskeletal physiotherapy include the shoulder complex and spine. Sree has also completed a postgraduate degree in remedial massage therapy from the South Australian Health Education Center in Adelaide, Australia. Having completed his studies in physiotherapy and massage therapy, Sree was still not satisfied. In order to become the best practitioner that he could be, he went on to pursue further study at the Ontario School of Osteopathy and Alternative Medicine. He has since graduated as an Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and is a member of the National Manual Osteopathic Society.
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This will be the first Christmas full moon in decades
KMSP - On the night before Christmas, when nothing is stirring, not even a mouse, Santa will be on his way around the globe delivering millions of gifts to every boy and girl. He is always guided by Rudolph's bright red nose, but this year he will have some extra help. The moon will help shine the way as it rises 99.8% full just after the sun sets Christmas Eve and will become fully illuminated at 5:11am CST Christmas morning… just a little over 2 hours before sunrise. It will then return as full once again Christmas evening.
This will be the first Christmas full moon since 1977, some 38 years ago and just the 8th Christmas full moon in U.S. history. 3 of those occurred in both the 20th and 19th centuries. The first Christmas full moon actually came in our first year, 1776 when George Washington was crossing the Delaware River to launch a surprise attack on the city of Trenton.
Hopefully Mother Nature is kind to us and gives us some clear skies because the next Christmas full moon won't occur until 2034. The good news… even though only 3 occurred in the previous two centuries, there will be five in the coming years; 2015, 2034, 2053, 2072, and 2091. So there is still hope for the future.
Want to see EVERY moon phase of the year?? Click on the link below where NASA has posted a pretty neat video showing every phase of the moon in 2015… the picture above is a still image from that video…


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This vintage gold mercury glass container has a matching top. It is in very good condition but the lid and the jar do not have the corks. I have never seen a piece like this. It is about 5 inches high and 3.5 inches in diameter.
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In this complement to the best-selling Battlefield of the Mind, Meyer masterfully illustrates how three of the greatest men of the Bible - Jehosaphat, Gideon, and Elijah - came through their own time of crisis with victory by allowing God to fight their battles for them.
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Good Samaritans help runner in need cross the finish line
PHILADELPHIA (WTXF) - We showed the video of two men helping another runner in distress yesterday. FOX 29 News caught the special moment at Sunday's Philadelphia Love Run Half-Marathon. Now, we're hearing from that woman's family and the Good Samaritans.
If you know Joe McGinty and Bryan Crnkovic then you know Philadelphia's running community.
READ MORE: Meet the heroes who helped runner in need cross finish line
"It's always let's go. You're looking great. It's just real positive," McGinty told FOX 29.
The training buddies took FOX 29's Chris O'Connell for a run around South Philly as the overnight social media heroes described what happened at the finish line of this weekend's Love Run Half-Marathon.
"I was thinking she was about to go down. That she needed help, I just stopped," Crnkovic said.
In the dramatic video now gone viral, 21-year-old Haley Klinger, from Lancaster County, nearly collapses. Her knees buckle from dehydration just 50 feet from the finish line. In the video, you see Crnkovic and another man help Haley to her feet. Moments later, that's McGinty picking up Haley in his arms. The UPS driver and triathlete carried her to just inches from the finish line so she can her cross herself.
"Just picked her up and said let's go and got her to the finish line," McGinty said.
"She is well today. She's back in school. She's studying. She's recovered from dehydration," Harry Klinger explained.
Haley's father, Harry Klinger, joined us on the phone from Florida. His daughter is an athlete at Messiah College outside Harrisburg. She prefers to stay private while studying for finals.
"Just so appreciative that someone was so unselfish to stop running their race to help her cross the line," he said.
They haven't met Haley but hope to some day. For these guys it's a simple good deed--one that's been seen millions of times over. But tomorrow it's back to the jobs at Verizon and ups as new heroes.
"They want that glory of walking over that line and I don't want to take that away from her. She earned it," McGinty said.


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I was obssessed with turkish blue colors all week and young turquoise is so blue
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It's because it's hard to believe that those structures will not fall, but they won't, it's just windy in that place and the wind formed the stone in that way. Thanks for your comment))
makes me think of the norn of guild wars 2
so BEAUTIFUL! *o*
Beautiful. The small figures at the bottom add a sense of scale and solidity to what might otherwise have felt like an abstract image, and this painting is lovely...
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c'est bien la photo
Is the other side of the portal bright orange?
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This is really beautiful.
Congratulations on your Daily Deviation
Congratulations on your Daily Deviation
Congrats on the DD!
I love blue too, and these shades are so beautiful!! It looks kind of like an ice cave or something
really nice job
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So cool.
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This actually reminds me of Guild Wars 2 lol
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|Sékou Touré imposed Guinean version of Marxism, with help from France
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After receiving the cold shoulder from France to several conciliatory overtures before and after Guinea's independence, Sékou Touré, a son of Mandingo peasants who barely finished primary school, might have had no choice but return to his Communist influenced past to save himself and his government.
Before Guinea voted "NON," in the September 28, 1958, Touré, under pressure from his own constituents for total independence, pleaded with the French political establishment to fine-tune the referendum's language to include the rights of all peoples to freedom of movement, self-government, independence and self-determination. The pompous French ignored his pleas.
French reaction after Guinea voted for independence was swift and unforgiving. All economic and development assistance was immediately suspended with French teachers, farmers, doctors and administrators ordered out of the country. In the international arena, France worked to isolate Guinea by convincing North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) allies including the United States to withhold diplomatic recognition.
But Touré ignored the hostile reaction and urged France to become the first country to grant diplomatic recognition to Guinea. After Liberia and Ghana became the first countries to recognize Guinea, Japan and Iraq sponsored her admittance into the United Nations as France continued saying "NON," "NON," and "NON," to Touré's repeated attempts at reconciliation between the two nations.
Prior to gaining political power, Touré, whose peasant roots and limited education did not prevent him from being a great orator, had been influenced by the anti-bourgeoisie and anti-imperialist message of the Parti communiste francais (PCF) when that group was affiliated with the West African RDAs.
When France, with collaboration from Ivorian Félix Houphouët-Boigny began a series of assassination and coup plots against the Guinean regime, Touré, like his friend Fidel Castro of Cuba, was forced to turn to the Soviet Bloc to save his fledgling government. He borrowed from Marx, Lenin, Mao, and Stalin, to create the Guinean version of a repressive "people's revolutionary" government.


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Ashley Furniture is a home furnishings retailer offering items for the entire home. Living room furniture items feature end tables, sofas and chairs. Ottomans, coffee tables and media cabinets are also available. Sofas come in a variety of fabrics and settings, including sectionals, sleeper sofas and loveseats. The bedroom furniture section offers chests and armoires, mattresses and bed frames and dressers. Mirrors and accent decor for the entire home is also available. Dining seating, bar stools and entertainment furniture and storage is also sold. Desks and office chairs are available in the home office department. Children's furniture like bunk beds and study desks are sold in the youth bedroom department. Furniture offerings are separated by collection; Carlyle offers dining and entertaining pieces, Cross Island has home office and dining pieces, and Hamyln features bedroom furniture. Kenwood Loft is a selection of end tables and coffee tables, and Key Town has selections for living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms alike.
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Ashley Furniture Industries, Inc. was founded in 1945 by Carlyle Weinberger in Chicago, Illinois. Initial offerings featured wooden furniture made by local manufacturers. In the mid 1980s, the retailer had over 350 pieces of furniture available and reached over $44 million in sales. There are more than 400 HomeStores that are licensed exclusively to sell the company's products. It is the largest home furnishings and home decor retailer in the United States. Today the company is headquartered in Arcadia, Wisconsin and employs over 18,000 people nationwide. Todd Wanek is the CEO of the company, who assumed leadership in 2002; his father Ron Wanek assumed the position as Chairman of the Board. The company earned over $3 billion in 2012.


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Poclain Hydraulics will be exhibiting at the EmiaWood International Forestry Trade Fair in Sweden from the 7th to the 10th of June 2017, visit us in booth # 892B
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Microsoft started pushing the much-awaited Windows 10 Mobile updates 7 months after it's PC release. The update is made available for phones running Windows 8.1 Mobile OS with RAM greater than 512 MB. The update is initially rolled out for its flagship Lumia devices, followed by other eligible ones.
Unfortunately, the number of phones that are upgrade-able are very less compared to other platforms such as iOS and Android. The list of devices for which the updates are available are as follows: Lumia 1520, 930, 640, 640XL, 730, 735, 830, 532, 535, 540, 635 1GB, 636 1GB, 638 1GB, 430, 435, BLU Win HD w510u, BLU Win HD LTE x150q and MCJ Madosma Q501.
The company states as follows, for the update being available to a limited number of phones.
As Windows 10 delivers significant new innovations, many older devices are not able to successfully upgrade without an impact on the customer experience. Our goal is to only offer the Windows 10 upgrade to devices that we are confident can continue to deliver a good customer experience.
In case you are not sure about the model of your phone, the company has released an Upgrade Advisor App that checks if the phone is eligible for the update. The App is available in the Microsoft Store. Another option that Microsoft suggests, is to get a brand new Windows Phone (Details) that is eligible for the update.
To get the upgrade advisor,
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For any of you planning on flying Ryan Air -- beware that your must check in and print your boarding pass before you enter the airport. If you go to the airport without a boarding pass you will be charged 45 Euros for each boarding pass.
Last week i received an email to check in on line. Since I only had my cell phone I could not print a boarding pass and it did not provide an opportunity to display one electronically. I figured I would just print it at the airport. It was a 90 Euro mistake.
Don't get ripped off like I did!
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For any of you planning on flying Ryan Air -- beware that your must check in and print your boarding pass before you enter the airport. If you go to the airport without a boarding pass you will be charged 45 Euros for each boarding pass.
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Ryan Air makes it very clear that you will be charged if you don't print out your boarding pass ahead of time. Xouldn't your hotel peint it out for you? Or you could go to a public intsrnet cafe.
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I thought people generally knew Ryanair charges separate fees for a lot of things, and if you decide to book with them, you have to read the disclosures. Their schedule of fees does, in fact, state that fee and they warn you about it in the terms which you must agree to when buying a ticket.
It's why they can keep the regular fare low, it all adds up one way or another, I guess. But you do have to pay attention if you decide to go that route. So it is a good warning to others not to just assume things about airlines you aren't familiar with and you should read their terms. I think people who book that way have to make sure they are at home, or in a hotel with a printer, or near a cybercafe. IN fact, I've flown several budget airlines in Europe and used those methods to print my passes.
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Good to be reminded of this, mrt.
Often, the return ticket gets e-sent after one is on the trip. Most hotels will print tickets for you. There are fewer and fewer internet cafes.
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Seems mrt cannot read.
Couldn't read info on ryanair's site, on ryanair sent emails, and seems he cannot read the answers we wrote on the thread he chose some days ago to post about his trouble.
I'm not a fan of Ryanair but it is entirely somebody's fault if one doesn't read the condition of his purchase.
pariswat on Oct 12, 15 at 11:54pm
yes mrt.
All of it easily accessible info for anyone who pays attention.
that is what Seamus indicated in the first post.
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I don't know whether I've flown on Ryan air, but I certainly didn't know this. I don't carry electronics of any kind when I travel, and I'd have been boiling mad if this had happened to me.
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I take it you don't own a smart phone. Otherwise, you could have just downloaded their app on the spot and checked yourself in that way.
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You need to carry electronics of some kind these days. If your flight gets delayed and you are on one of these low cost airlines, the only way you will get any info or be able to rebook is via your electronic device. That's why they are low cost. I was delayed for 6 hours once (weather) and the only info I got were emails from Ryanair with updates. Same when I got delayed on Easyjet with diversion to Amsterdam due to tech issue on the way to Copenhagen. I received updates on the replacement aircraft and expected time of arrival etc. Without a phone I would have no info at all. They have no desks, no staff at the airports. If you get an email telling you to check in online, you ignore it at your own risk. Although Ryanair have kiosks at some airports, I'm unsure if you can use them for check-in or printing a BP.
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Don't they charge 4 Euros if you want the opportunity to bring up the boarding pass on your smartphone?
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I've done quite a bit of research on Ryan Air since I may need to book a flight with them this summer. I have found that most of the complaints are by those who have not bothered to read the rules. They clearly state that it will cost you if they have to print your boarding pass. I really don't have much sympathy for those who don't bother reading the rules/ regulations then find themselves having to pay extra and end up complaining about it.
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Agree historytraveler but on the other hand, one shouldn't have to take a 16-week college course before booking airline tickets. It's getting ridiculous.
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I see it both ways.
If you read a lot on travel forums, you know you should look at all details with Ryan air.
If you never booked with them before, and have perhaps used only airlines that let you check in online, but casually go ahead and check you in at the desk if you have not checked in online, you would not think about that maybe some airlines take online check in so seriously.
It is easy for new travelers, or even experienced ones, to take something they thought they knew for granted.
With Ryanair, for sure, the devil is in the details, i.e. Fine print, extra info., etc.
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Reading the fine print is always a good idea, but 45 euros to print a boarding pass??! Really? How is it done, hand calligraphy on parchment paper?
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We flew RyanAir as it offered the only non stop flight between our two cities. I was dreading it. However, it was on time, no problems at all. We paid a little extra to choose our seats and board early. Hotel printed boarding passes for us. I would definitely use them again.
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Since I only had my cell phone I could not print a boarding pass and it did not provide an opportunity to display one electronically.
I'm a little confused about this. I do about Ryan Air and their rules but what's the verdict on this: can one or can one not use one's phone to check in?
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Maybe an old school cell phone?
I only flew once on Ryanair, a long time ago (2002?) I was with a friend and the flight attendant came with the drink cart and my friend ordered champagne.. it was 50 euros! Afterwards we looked at the menu card and there it was.. split of Champagne, 50 euros. Oops!
Not sure if they are still charging that price now but I always look at them menu card on ANY airline after that experience.
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Thanks for the reminder mrt. This is good info for those who have not used Ryan Air before. It's not always easy to do when renting an apartment so one needs to plan ahead.
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Ryan Air is well known for charging extra for everything except breathing. This has been all over travel boards for 15 years at least. That's the only way they can work with those tiny rates they offer.
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The Ryan Air operates with totally different business model from most other airlines. Those who assume it is just a low cost version of legacy airlines get burnt. In the areas outside what is required by regulations, the company has redefined the operating procedure to extract maximum revenue. The company bet there is much money to be made out of those who cannot comply with the minutia of T&C and they have been right. Also, they have found a way to get paid for flying into underused airports instead of having to pay to use the airport. Many people assume all the charges to be "reasonable". RA has identified the limit of imposing financial burdened without totally alienating people so they continue to fly. They provide certain products, but they are not for everybody.
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The contract states that you cannot bring any fish, game or wildlife trophies in your baggage. Maybe Mr Ryan confiscates them and displays his fishing prowess to his neighbors?
Also "No Christmas Crackers".
( I wonder if Hannukah cookies are okay? )
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Many airline don't accept Christmas crackers. They are considered as fireworks. I think you can check them in your luggage though.
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We have forgoten to print our boarding card twice, I just went to the hertz care hire guy and gave him 15 euros to print them.
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I'd have been boiling mad if this had happened to me.
When you buy the ticket, which you can only do online and from their website, you are told about the boarding card fees.
This is why I stick with legacy carriers and my Gold status.
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Using [email protected]@@@-air is always a question of reading the details very carefully. I aim for just about any cheepo airliner except for them.
They are now trying to portray themselves as friendly people, but the old iron fist in the velvet glove keeps poping out and reminds us all what utter bas...........
going to the Gym now to calm down.
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Quite often, by the time you have added on all the extras O'Leary charges for on his airline it is cheaper to just book a flight with a legacy airline. You are more likely to fly at the time you were supposed to and to an airport somewhere near the city you are planning to visit, too.
Should you be delayed you are also more likely to get the compensation that is legally due to you as well.
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This is a laugh.
Hard faced customers want to pay nothing to fly. The only way airlines can do this is to cut their cost base.
Then the same customers expect to dance with the devil and still have a complete service.
Don't trade with Ryanair unless you understand how they work.
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You haven't been ripped off, you have just been foolish at best.
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45 euros to print a boarding pass is a complete rip off.
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Same as a speeding ticket. And somehow, same justification : you don't follow (their) rules, you pay.
But yes, the cost is very high : there are two reasons
- easy money to get from candid travellers who should pay more attention
- dissuasive amount so that you don't have to face a large number of such requests : as said, they cut their personal, so they don't have the resources to deal with people who don't follow (their) rules.
Now, I have written an article that was published in a belgian magazine called 'Ryanair : inhumane ?' (they changed my '!' into a '?'.
But this is another story.
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Had the opportunity to fly Easy-Jet recently and got into a conversation with a couple of employees. I had paid to board early, only 4 of us chose to do so and was discussing that with those employees. They commented that this was a perfect example of squeezing more money from the customer. If you do not understand that the you have a minimal understating of capitalism.
Was it a rip-off? I guess not because I placed a value on it. Is charging 45 E to print a boarding pass a rip-off? You could have chosen not to pay it, but where might you have been then? You were warned! You want cheap airfares? These guys have to justify their capital investment some way. I have no sympathy for people whom do not understand that.
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Sorry that you got caught in the fine print, mrt. We flew Ryan Air for the first time earlier this year from Barcelona to Budapest. The price couldn't be beat, and we even paid for early boarding. I was dreading the experience, but we were careful to follow the rules and everything really was fine. We printed our boarding passes almost 30 days ahead and just kept them with our other important paperwork.
Meuniere, I like your solution!
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<<I'm a little confused about this. I do about Ryan Air and their rules but what's the verdict on this: can one or can one not use one's phone to check in?>>
You can use your app to check in but might not be able to use the app's BP, you have to be an EU/EAA citizen and are travelling through an airport that has capabilities to read the mobile BP. I'm an EU/EAA citizen and use airports that can handle the mobile BP but am not confident enough to trust it so I always print the BP and try to check in for the outward and return flight at the same time and print both BPs at home. Sometimes I have had to pay for the seat assignment just so I can print both flights' boarding passes.
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They sent multiple emails leading up to the date of our flight, all very clear.
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We're trying to determine the logistics for one leg of our trip in May, flying from the Cotswolds to Dingle. One route is London Luton to Kerry, arriving 1230; the other is Birmingham to Cork, arriving 1830. We will have a car in the Cotswolds, dropping off at whatever airport we choose for the flight, and we will rent another car once we land in Ireland. Haven't driven on the left side of the road before, but hopefully we'll be used to it after 3 days in the Cotswolds?
The kind folks on the England side of this site have suggested it would be better to take the much shorter drive to Birmingham and the more scenic drive from Cork to Dingle (compared to the "horrible" drive from the Cotswolds to London Luton). Would this be a reasonable introduction to Ireland? We plan to explore Dingle peninsula for a few days and then head up the west coast to Galway via Cliffs of Moher; from there we have a couple days to see the Aran Islands and maybe a drive around Connemara before heading over to Dublin for a couple days. Given this itinerary, do you have any suggestions on what route to take from Cork to Dingle if we go with the evening flight? Or is it better to fly into Kerry?
Thanks so much for your help! We're so excited about this trip!!
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I just found a flight that's Birmingham to Cork arriving 1015, if that makes any difference in your answers...
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You are going to get some of the same folks posting on this thread too. (there isn't an 'England' side - or even a UK side - -- just the Europe forum)
From Stow on the Wold to Luton is a nasty 2.5 hour drive. To Birmingham only about one hour and a much easier route.
Now, on the Ireland end -- the drive in from Kerry is much shorter. But you won't be jet lagged so the longer Cork drive wouldn't be a hardship.
It is honestly 6 of 1/half dozen of the other because the total travel time is about the same - though the Kerry flight arrives earlier in the day.
If the flights landed about the same time -- It would be a no brainer -- Birmingham 10000%. It will be light late so even w/ the later start from Cork, you'd have daylight all the way.
If it was me -- I'd choose B'ham/Cork.
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Oh -- we were posting the same time -- w/ the earlier flight -- Birmingham 10000000% (only a slight exaggeration )
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Such a no brainer-- arrive in Kerry if your main goal is to drive to the Dingle Peninsula right away. The traffic around Cork airport and into/around the city was the worse we experienced in Ireland.
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Viajero2: But the drive from Stow-on-the-Wold to Luton is worse than the drive from Cork to Dingle
At least Cork > Dingle is scenic.
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...not a good enough compelling reason to land in Cork -- still such a no brainer.
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Getting from the Cotswolds to Luton in time for a flight that arrives in Ireland that early will mean you need to leave really early in the morning, and will undoubtedly hit the rush hour which will add to the drive time.
We didn't find the traffic or the roads around Cork airport to be at all bad - certainly nothing compared to getting to Luton in the morning!
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"But the drive from Stow-on-the-Wold to Luton is worse than the drive from Cork to Dingle"
It absolutely isn't. Drive up to BHX, then turn right onto the M6. Most of the time faster (and let's be honest: not than much less scenic. Cork-Kerry isn't an Irish gem) than fighting the southern ring road.
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If it were me, though...
I'd fly to Cork, and spend the night in Kinsale (virtually at the end of the runway) or round Bantry Bay. Then take the Great Circle route through Bantry and Kenmare the following moring to Killarney. On which the views most certainly beat the stuffing out of the (British) M1.
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Thanks for the explanation about the forum mechanics; I thought maybe some people were tuned into the "Ireland" tag and others to "England" so the posts might have different readers.
Ok, so looks like we have two viable options; based on your other posts about driving times, I think the day would look something like this:
0600 depart for BHX
0700 drop off rental car at BHX
0730 check in at BHX
0840 flight
1015 pick up rental car in ORK
1045 leisurely drive to Dingle, stopping for photos and lunch*
1500 arrive Dingle*
* alternative: stop in Kinsale or Bantry, drive to Dingle next day
0700 depart for LTN **rush hour
0930 drop off rental car at LTN
1000 check in at LTN
1100 flight
1230 pick up car in KIR
1300 drive to Dingle
1400 arrive Dingle
They both have their pro's and con's. I suppose we'll just pick one and go with it, unless you have any other comments!
Thanks again for your help!!
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OK I am new to this forum but with over 3000 posts on TA I am surprised that no one has suggested flying Birmingham to Shannon (Aer Lingus) which would be a logical choice for Dingle.
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The poster commenting about Cork city traffic is correct - but only in rush hour, plus you don't have to go into the city to drive to Bantry and on to Dingle. Personally (living on that route) and also familiar with drive from Shannon I'd advise Kerry regardless of what the journey is like in the U.K.
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