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Dutch Villages and Countryside Bike Tour from Amsterdam
Read what other Viator.com travelers think about the Dutch Villages and Countryside Bike Tour from Amsterdam. What they loved, what they liked and what they think could be improved, it's all here to help you make the most of your next trip.
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We really enjoyed seeing another side of the Netherlands. The bike tour was relaxed. We saw several charming villages. The lunch stop was great; a very picturesque inn with a nice view of the water. The guide was friendly and knowledgable. Well worth the price!
Great tour guide was nice and friendly would recommend this tour
Very enjoyable
Very good friendly guide easy going relaxed and fun trip. We met some very nice people and also had a nice lunch in one of the villages.
Great tour, thoroughly enjoyed the ride and the information our guide gave as we went along.
This tour was amazing! So glad I did it! I'm pretty short so I was worried they wouldn't have bikes good for my size, but my bike was perfect. The pace of the tour was good and the guide was super nice, very personable, courteous and led the tour very well. I think his name was... Yeltsin? Don't know if I spelled that correctly....Definitely recommend this tour; it was beautiful to see the countryside and very therapeutic to be biking in the sunshine away from the hustle and bustle of the city. We biked about five minutes through the city though just to go to the ferry to cross over, and yes, it was intimidating for me, but manageable. Great tour!
Great tour, loved it! You get to stop and walk around to take in the sites properly, the villages are so cute. Would definitely take again!
Great day. Lots of picturesque scenery and excerise. Riding the bikes was fun. Very interesting contrast to the city of Amsterdam. A most enjoyable day.
Fabulous easy ride around quiet countryside. Just great value. Jan
Fantastic. We are 4 'oldies' in our 60's and we were worried about 'making it'. No problem at all. We were especially worried about how we were getting through the city but it wasn't too bad at all. We then crossed the river on the ferry and we were off. It was absolutely lovely doing what the 'locals' do. Fabulous young man lead the way. Thoroughly recommend. Do it!
Been on this tour twice now, all good, I would recommend it for sure.
John W
This was a great bike ride to the north of the city through farmland and villages dating back to the 1300s. Our guide, Inge, was very knowledgeable and friendly We very much enjoyed getting out of the hustle and bustle of Amsterdam for a few hours. And, the short ferry ride from Centraal across the Amstel was an experience.
Excellent despite some rain the tour was great fun and Ralph our guide as informative and fun to be with.Highly recommeded
We had a fantastic time on our biking adventure! Out tour guide, Izzy (Isabella) was friendly, personable,and fluent in English. It was a leisurely ride through the countryside with intermittent stops to hear some history/facts and then a longer break for lunch. We had a fairly large group and peiple would rotate in/out from riding next to Izzy to ask more questions about life in amsterdam and the land. I enjoyed just riding along and seeing the beautiful sights and not being bombarded with facts at every turn. I highly recommend this tour for riders at any level who just want to experience an afternoon away from busy Amsterdam in the beautiful countryside!


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Jim, Paul, I have a question.
What's the argument for and against circumcision?
This question popped up in my head because a few days ago, a female friend of mine asked if I was circumcised and I said no. She grimaced and then laughed. I asked her what's wrong with having a foreskin and she said something along the lines of "that skin hanging their is pretty nasty, they should make a mandatory circumcision law"
many of my friends have this kind of mentality, maybe not as radical as the "mandatory circumcision law"
but they seem to find the idea of having a foreskin revolting.
Can ya'll help me with my question? Thanks! :D
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It took many years, but I finally found a great cycling jacket. The windstopper works as advertised, and the jacket keeps me warm without overheating. Yesterday I wore it on a windy road ride with temps in the low 50's with just a short-sleeve base layer underneath. I was comfortable the entire ride. By varying the base layers, this jacket should easily be able to go into the 30's. Note: the sizing chart is wrong. I usually wear L jerseys, and ended up with a L jacket, although the sizing chart said an XL should have been perfect.
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Professional Networking Strategies for Non-Networkers
(a General Assembly workshop led by Career Coach, Daisy Swan)
About This Workshop
Serious about moving up in your career? You may have the skills to do the job, but if you can't communicate to the right people, you're not going anywhere. This workshop is ideal for anyone looking to gain confidence to get out to networking events to increase professional prospects.
Everyone talks about the importance of 'networking', but the idea of talking to 'strangers' sends shivers down your spine, and keeps you comfortably scouring job sites instead of developing relationships with the people you need to know.
This workshop, with expert career coach and strategist Daisy Swan, will help you prepare to overcome those jitters so you can connect with the important people who can open doors in all social/professional settings.
Offering a variety of tips and techniques to prep for, and handle, large group networking meetings and conferences, develop strategies to communicate effectively in small group meetings (and even interviews). Increase your level of confidence in all professional interactions. The techniques in this workshop have been tested and used by hundreds of satisfied clients.
- Overcome resistance to attending professional and social events
- Develop effective strategies to meet and talk with people who can open doors to new opportunities
- Develop communication strategies which help others help you, and vice versa
- Learn to calm nerves and be your best self in challenging situations
- Gain LinkedIn networking skills
- Find and Prep for MeetUp and conferences
- Know your opening lines to start the conversation.
Just $40.00 per person.
Date / Time: Wednesday, October 22, 2014; 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM
Location: General Assembly / Santa Monica, 1520 2nd Street, Santa Monica, CA 90401
To register for this class, please click here: https://generalassemb.ly/education/professional-networking-strategies-for-non-networkers/los-angeles/7849
For more information or questions about registration, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
"Mindful Awareness Practices (MAPs) I" for Daily Living
*** We're now offering two different MAPs I Fall class series, either Monday or Wednesday evenings! Please note the two different registration listings, below. ***
(a UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center program led by Career Coach, Daisy Swan)
The MAPs I course is an excellent introduction to mindfulness for beginners. MAPs provides insight into the basics of mindfulness, how to develop a mindfulness meditation practice, and how mindfulness can be applied in daily life. It is also appropriate for an experienced practitioner who wishes to revitalize his/her practice.
Each class is a dynamic, interactive combination of lecture, practice, and group feedback and discussion. MAPs is taught in a context of a supportive community environment with classes no larger than 30-40 students. Daisy Swan will be leading this class series; she has years of personal experience practicing mindfulness, and teaching it.
MAPs classes meet weekly for two (2) hours per week for six (6) weeks. Participants will complete daily home practice meditation assignments starting at five minutes a day and working up to 20 minutes daily by the end of the course. Participants will also receive a complimentary Home Practice CD and a copy of the book "Fully Present: The Science, Art, and Practice of Mindfulness" by Susan Smalley, PhD. and Diana Winston.
Class participants will learn Mindful concepts that include:
- Overview of Mindfulness
- Mindfulness of the Body
- Obstacles to Mindfulness
- Mindfulness to help with Physical Pain
- Working with Difficult Emotions
- Cultivating Positive Emotions
- Working with Difficult Thoughts
- Mindful Interactions
Participants will also learn a variety of mindfulness practices so you can discover which practice is most useful to you. Practices taught include:
- Sitting meditation
- Eating meditation
- Daily life meditations
- Relational mindfulness
- Walking meditation
- Standing meditation
- Movement meditation
- Practices to develop positive emotions
These six-week class series' are open to the public and to all UCLA staff, faculty, and students. MAPs is helpful for people of all backgrounds and religions. These classes are suitable for ages 16 and over.
Dates / Time: Mondays, 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM; September 8 – October 13, 2014
Location: Vistamar School, 737 Hawaii Street, El Segundo, CA 90245 (Room # TBA; Plenty of free parking at the school.)
Price Levels:
$185.00, Regular
$165.00, KCRW / UCLA 50Plus
$155.00, UCLA Staff
$150.00, Seniors (65+) / Students (non-UCLA)
$60.00, UCLA Students
Dates / Time: Wednesdays, 6:30 PM – 8:30 PM; September 10 – October 15, 2014
Location: Harbor UCLA Medical Center, 1000 W. Carson Street, Torrance, CA 90502 (Building # and Conference Room # TBA)
Please Note: Daisy Swan's Wednesday evening MAPs I class series has been postponed, to begin the week of October 27, 2014. Please watch the UCLA MARC class schedule, for new date and time: http://marc.ucla.edu/body.cfm?id=85
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Mindful Career Transition
PLEASE NOTE: This event has already occurred.
Have you ever heard yourself say, 'I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up?' Or, 'I'd do what I love to do, if I only knew what that was?' This class, led by Career Coach, Daisy Swan, is designed to help you tune into you, to hear more of yourself by becoming quiet enough to listen.
Mindfulness meditation is a wonderful way to become more familiar with who you really are. In this workshop, we aren't just navel gazing! You will learn how to meditate if you don't already, and Daisy will be providing interactive and written exercises to help you connect with your ideas and possibilities. Daisy's all about practicalities, too, so she'll be offering what she knows, as well as resources to keep you moving forward after the workshop.
Date / Time: Sunday, July 20, 2014; 1:00 PM-4:00 PM
Location: Unplug Meditation Studio, 12401 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 101, Los Angeles, CA 90025
Early-bird Registration: $45.00 per person (register by July 6); $55.00 per person, thereafter
Please click here to register for this class.
What People Are Saying About Daisy Swan's Mindful Career Transition Workshop:
"This has been a helpful, safe place to slow down and investigate what important changes need to take place in order to get closer to figuring out what I want."
"[I learned to] structure a way forward with loving kindness!"
"This workshop really helped me reconnect with my essential self. In this world of media message bombardment, this is a place of solace, of meeting yourself."
"[This workshop was] a great balance of self-reflection, sharing, and learning to apply practical mindfulness techniques."
"As I continue to evolve, Daisy has the steps to help in the journey."
"Daisy is terrific! Slowly moving towards self-understanding with her help."
For more information about this workshop, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.
A Kinder Way Through Transitions
PLEASE NOTE: Workshop has been postponed; new 2014 event date TBA.
We go through so many transitions in our lives. As we get older these transitions can become increasingly daunting. Our expectations of how things were 'supposed' to be collide with what's actually happening in our life. Processing our options, and the fears about decisions relating to work – and lifestyle – can stop us in our tracks, adding more discomfort and more time to the process, than is necessary. But it doesn't have to be that way!
Join Daisy Swan, career coach and mindfulness instructor, for this day of exploration and discovery to help you to step into a new and kinder way of being in transition, to invite more ease, to move to the next chapter of your life. Using a variety of exercises, vision boards, mindfulness meditation and discussion, participants will have tools to use again and again – beyond this helpful and informative day. Bring a lunch or walk to a local eatery with the group. A one-hour follow-up conference call is included.
Date: Saturday, April 26, 2014
Time: 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Working ARTIST Gallery, 109 N. Blanche Street, Suite 103, Ojai, CA 93023
$135.00 per person:
For more information about the April 26th workshop, please call 1-877-872-3929 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Solving the Modern Dilemma: Integrating Career, Family and Life
PLEASE NOTE: Workshop has been postponed; new event date TBA.
A Special Workshop with Author, Kelly Watson
Does career advancement and work-life balance sound contradictory to you? Do barriers to women's success in the workplace seem higher than ever? Are you tired of feeling guilty, multi-tasking, and juggling too many competing interests? Yes?!
Then please join Author, Kelly Watson, and Career Coach, Daisy Swan, for "Solving the Modern Dilemma", an interactive workshop, on Thursday, October 3, 2013 from 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM, at Daisy Swan's Marina Del Rey Office.
Kelly and Daisy will conduct this workshop discussing strategies for building an integrated "Orange Line" career path without inadvertently holding yourself back. You will learn how your perception of the "Ideal Woman" has shaped your decision-making and limited your ability to live a full, robust life. You will identify flawed underlying assumptions and practice reframing them for yourself.
Designed to remove limiting thoughts and behaviors, Kelly's strategies for living an integrated life go far deeper into how you make decisions and invest your creative energy. Discover how much your life can be enhanced by embracing your métier and freeing yourself from guilt.
Workshop participants will receive a copy of Kelly's book, "The Orange Line: A Woman's Guide to Integrating Career, Family, and Life".
So please join us for this dynamic workshop and inspiring discussion, some light refreshments and likeminding. As with all of Daisy Swan & Associates' events, there is a strong potential for meeting highly creative, intelligent people of all ages and LifeStages, at this event.
Date: Thursday, October 3, 2013
Time: 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Daisy Swan's Marina Del Rey Offices (4132A Del Rey Avenue, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292)
Just $35.00 per person through September 25; $40.00 per person, thereafter:
Kelly Watson is Co-Author of the exciting new book, "The Orange Line: A Woman's Guide to Integrating Career, Family, and Life", and is also the owner and principal consultant of Career Partners, a strategic consulting firm, where she provides a variety of services from market research, analysis and recommendations, to product launch plans, financial modeling, organizational development, and venture capital pitches.
Kelly has implemented large-scale operations projects including e-commerce, Point-of-Sale systems, inventory control, Paperless Practice Medical software, and ERP systems, and has filled the roles of "Acting COO", "CFO", and "Acting V.P. Marketing" for her clients. She is also currently in charge of operations for Herbs of Mexico, a chain of Hispanic Health and Wellness Stores.
Prior to consulting, Kelly was VP Marketing for Telecom New Zealand USA, where she launched two ventures for the company: A long distance telephone company and an international call center. She also taught a popular MBA Business Consulting class at Loyola Marymount University. Kelly holds a BA in Political Science from the University of Western Ontario in London, Canada, and an MBA from Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, where she was recognized with high honors as a member of both Beta Gamma Sigma and Alpha Sigma Nu. www.orangelinecareer.com
For more information about the October 3rd workshop, please call 1-877-872-3929 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Solving the Modern Dilemma: FREE Teleconference
Curious about what the October 3rd workshop will entail? You can listen to a FREE introductory call recording of an interview between Daisy Swan and Kelly Watson, which will be available via Daisy's web site on September 12.
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In Transition: Choosing a Happier Way to What's Next
PLEASE NOTE: This event has already occurred.
It's clear that most of us are experiencing more uncertainty in our lives than ever before. Shifts in our employment, LifeStage, or values – it's easy to be overwhelmed by all of the change. Transitions of all kinds take courage, new dreams, visions and encouragement. I understand the fear and anxiety that surfaces, but I also know there's a different approach we can take.
Join me to explore a new way of working with change, uncertainty, new choices and opportunities. Approaching transition with an eye for developing resilience and self-compassion, can turn this time into one of happiness and ease.
Learn useful techniques to explore options for new careers, jobs, lifestyles, and ways of relating to your life. We'll utilize assessments that help each person understand their strengths, motivations and personality, to help in finding the clearest steps to their new path. Mindfulness meditation will be introduced, which provides a calming foundation practice to increase happiness, intuition and creativity, while minimizing stress and anxiety.
So join me, Daisy Swan, for this on-line class that will "meet" six (6) times, for 75 minutes each session. I'll provide tools, exercises, instruction and resources to encourage creative thinking and new insights.
Each member of the group will be held accountable for 'doing the work' they choose to help them move along their "What's Next" path. Group members will also receive 30 minutes of one-on-one phone or Skype coaching time with me. Men and women of all ages are invited.
Tuesdays, 12:00 PM – 1:15 PM (Pacific); January 21 & 28, 2014, and then February 4, 11, 18, and 25. Meetings will take place via teleconference; call-in details will be circulated to paid registrants prior to the first class.
$240.00 (can be paid in two installments): Includes all 6 sessions; a copy of Daisy's e-book 'Making Work Work: Secrets from a Career Coach's Office', as well as other valuable handouts and 30 minutes of individual coaching with Daisy via phone/Skype. Also includes access to recorded versions of each class.
'Transitioning' Class ($240.00 for all 6 meetings):
What People Are Saying about Daisy Swan's "Transitioning" Teleclass:
"I loved the fact that each class started with meditation and that reinforced my practice. The technique used is quite simple and easy to love even for people that never meditate. (Vipassana)
I love the small group formula as listening to other life experiences and insights helped me to step out of my own questions. Career change brings some similar emotions amongst people although in different contexts. It was truly a joy to listen and be listened to. It also kept me on my toes. I had to do my homework if I wanted to share something with the group. Yes, there is homework and if you do it, boy, you get the job done, aka targeting what's going on and what you want to do next.
Daisy brought us various tools that address the emotional issue of career change as well as very practical tools, such as resume building, interview preparation and various tips to help transition into this new career.
Bottom line: The reason why I took the class was because I wanted to clarify what my 'next career move' would be. Did the seminar help? Hell yeah! I know where I want to head. Not bad for a mere once-a-week meeting, for only six weeks. What a gift! Thank you for this!"
~ G.G., September/October 2013 "In Transition: Choosing a Happier Way to What's Next" Coaching Class Participant
"I took a 'transitions' workshop with Daisy in the Fall of 2013. We covered a lot of helpful territory such as resumes, informational interviews, self-assessment and imagination exercises. We also explored ways to tap into personal, internal resources and energy, which was equally if not more helpful than the more familiar topics. These strategies have helped me feel more personally powerful and grounded during my career change, which, in turn, provides a boost for taking all of those other external actions."
~ K.K., September/October 2013 "In Transition: Choosing a Happier Way to What's Next" Coaching Class Participant
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Calm Communication: Skillful Strategies for Stressful Situations
PLEASE NOTE: This event has already occurred.
Daisy Swan leads "Calm Communication", a 4-week class, which combines mindful awareness practices, carefully designed exercises, and strategies of listening and speaking that help the quietest – or the most gregarious – among us to be better, more effective communicators.
If your goal is to feel more ease in business or social conversation, as well as in interviews, to genuinely connect with those you've just met or those you interact with every day, in large or small gatherings, this class is for you. Reading list and materials are provided.
Dates: Thursdays; January 23 & 30 and February 6 & 13, 2014
Time: 7:30 PM – 9:00 PM
Location: Daisy Swan's Marina Del Rey Office (4132A Del Rey Avenue, Marina Del Rey, CA 90292)
$175.00 per person fee includes all four (4) class meetings:
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Are you unhappy as a lawyer and ready for a change,
or do you know someone who is?
If you missed our July 2012 "Lawyer Makeover" Panel Teleconference, you can still listen in on what transpired during the call!
Please review the brief description of this unique teleconference below, and if this sounds like something that would benefit you, you can purchase a copy of the entire call's recording, here…
July 2012 "Lawyer Makeover" Panel Teleconference Recording, just $25.00:
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Lawyer Makeover: A Panel Teleconference
PLEASE NOTE: This event has already occurred.
Many attorneys – of all ages – are facing burnout and joblessness. We see this all too often. Many just don't know what other options are available to them, or how to make a career or job transition. They don't know how to manage the potential financial issues involved in such a transition, leaving them feeling powerless and confused. Are you unhappy as a lawyer and ready to make a change, or do you know someone who is?
Our Lawyer Makeover Panel Teleconference will introduce you to panelists who can help you to envision and uncover exciting career paths, while offering the essential, practical information to begin or continue your transition. Unearth meaningful career options within, and outside of, the field of law; receive networking pointers from attorneys who have successfully transitioned; learn how to manage your law school debt, and discover how to market yourself in your new role. The panel of experts will address your questions with tips and resources.
This program will also be recorded in case you aren't able to be on the live call, so be sure to register even if you think you'll be working late!
Hosts: Daisy Swan, MA, CPCC and Brooke Loesby, JD
When: Tuesday, July 31, 2012, from 6:00 – 7:30 PM (Pacific)
July 31st Teleconference, just $25.00 per person*:
* Call-in details and further information will be emailed to participants once they have registered for the call. For more information, please email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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It's been a crazy-busy couple of weeks. You step on the scale one morning and, yikes, you've gained five pounds. How the heck did that happen? New research shows that what you weigh isn't just the result of eating too much and exercising too little; it's also linked to your feelings, your experiences, even where you live. "Any change in your life circumstances can produce changes in eating and exercise, which leads to weight gain," says Edward Abramson, PhD, professor emeritus of psychology at California State University in Chico and author of Emotional Eating. Getting married and having kids are obvious triggers for putting on pounds, but there are other, more surprising transition points that can also influence your weight. This guide will see you through them all.
You got a promotion.
The good news: You love your new gig. The bad news: The big job is calling for a wardrobe in a bigger size. Chalk it up to stress, which prompts our bodies to release the hormones glucocorticoids and insulin, which stimulate hunger.
Hectic, tense situations can also spark a cascade of neurochemical reactions in the brain that favor emotional impulses over logical thinking, says Mary Dallman, PhD, professor emerita of physiology at the University of California, San Francisco, who published a review paper on the topic. That means we ignore the voice that tells us to eat healthily, and we turn to high-calorie comfort foods instead. Thanks to your jam-packed schedule, you may be grabbing unwholesome convenience foods during the day -- and then gobbling a ginormous dinner after you flop, exhausted, onto your couch at night.
Outsmart it: Bring a high-protein, produce-rich lunch (turkey-citrus salad, for instance); fiber- and protein-filled snacks (almonds and a peach, or Greek yogurt and berries) and, if need be, dinner, so you're not forced to visit the vending machine when hunger strikes or chow down like a lumberjack when you get home. The key is to choose foods that are satisfying. Since most of us prefer something warm for dinner, Lauren Slayton, RD, founder of Foodtrainers, a nutrition and weight-loss consulting service in New York City, suggests bringing a meal that's easily microwaved. Try a sweet potato with spinach and sliced chicken or a frozen vegetable-and-brown-rice bowl.
And make time for exercise. We know, we know, you're too swamped. But consider this: Working out will make you more energized and productive and help reduce stress, countless studies show. If you don't have time to hit the gym, squeeze in bursts of activity throughout your day: Go for a brisk 15-minute walk at lunch. Do some turbocharged jumping jacks while you're photoŁcopying a memo or waiting for your dinner to cook. In a study, people boosted their metabolism when they did four to six 30-second high-intensity sprints on a stationary bike six times over the course of two weeks. And stand up and walk around for five minutes at least once an hour. Your fat-burning enzymes shut down when you sit too long, according to research. By moving frequently, you keep your major muscles working, which may ward off the negative effects of being sedentary.
Finally, get more sleep. Lack of shut-eye stimulates the production of ghrelin, the hunger hormone. "If you're stressed and sleep deprived, you're creating a perfect storm for gaining weight," says Sherry Pagoto, PhD, assistant professor of preventive and behavioral medicine at the University of Massachusetts School of Medicine in Worcester. Turn off the TV and the computer and go to bed a half hour earlier.


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Man's thoughts have ever been solemonized by contact with the great Out-of-doors. From the remotest period down to the present hour, the greatest contributions to aspiration and character building have come through the medium of imperishable impressions, from nature's phenomena.
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In the deep solitude of his own thoughts the lover finds himself almost magnetically drawn to the field or forest. There in the solemn shadows he finds the glory of today personified in the face of a flower and the hope of tomorrow in the pod of another. All around but nowhere visable, the very euphony of hundreds of low voices and wing beats add vastness to the magesty of life's emotions.
The scientist witnesses the processes of baseleveling, the tearing down of the mountains by gravity and erosion, the eternal grind of the glaciers, the changing of lakes to ponds and of ponds to swamps. Even the seasonal color variations of certain animals add the successional cycles of plant growth indicate the complexity of nature's laws.
The naturalist traces many of the attributes of man in diminishing force down through the scale of animal life. In the expression of such common qualities as love, jealousy, fear, devotion, courage, sociability, and loyality man may do well to hold his own. Only by the ability to reason has man been especially gifted.
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HOLLAND, MI (WHTC) -- Valentine's Day is on Friday and if your sweetheart is interested in the arts, Hope College may be able to help you find the right gift. The Hope College Wind Ensemble presents a concert featuring works having to do with creation or discovery. The free concert takes place at Dimnent Memorial Chapel at 7 P.M. Hope College Theater presents "Middletown," a play that explores the lives of people in a small American town. Friday is the first day of the play's run with more performances scheduled. The play takes place at the DeWitt Center main theater.
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Definition of forfend in English:
forfendLine breaks: for|fend
Pronunciation: /fɔːˈfɛnd /
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1 archaic Avert or prevent (something evil or unpleasant): 'The fiend forfend' said the grim Earl
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- This forfends what one may call the natural development of the natural man so overlaid with social man.
- Brenda forfended this possibility by isolating groups of sculptures inside a designated pathway: they stood aloof from touch save by imagination.
- Thus a tradition died, and thus the Masters and Wardens of today rejoice in a happy immunity, all unknowing of the danger their predecessors forfended.
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SAN FRANCISCO -- The way Melky Cabrera has produced in his short time with San Francisco, Emmanuel Burriss prepared himself to get home however he could.Burriss scored the winning run on shortstop Clint Barmes' throwing error in the ninth inning to give the Giants a 4-3 win over the struggling Pittsburgh Pirates on Saturday night.With the bases loaded and nobody out, Cabrera hit a sharp grounder to Barmes, who was playing in at the edge of the infield grass. He made a low throw home that bounced in front of catcher Rod Barajas, who tried to make a backhand stop as the ball skipped away."He hit it hard like he always does," Burriss said. "At that point there was nothing I could do but run. The bases were loaded."The Giants earned their second straight series victory, after Matt Cain tossed a one-hitter in a 5-0 win Friday. Pittsburgh has dropped five straight, while San Francisco has won four of five since getting swept in three one-run losses at defending NL West champion Arizona to open the season.The win was a nice morale boost for the Giants on a night they learned All-Star closer Brian Wilson is likely headed for surgery and could miss the season because of structural damage and a ligament problem in his troublesome right elbow. He will go on the disabled list Sunday, when Ryan Vogelsong is activated from the DL to start the series finale.Santiago Casilla will be considered along with Javier Lopez and Sergio Romo to close in Wilson's place."It's going to take getting everybody to contribute," Giants manager Bruce Bochy said. "Right now they're doing that."Burriss hit a leadoff single in the ninth off Chris Resop (0-1), and pinch-hitter Ryan Theriot followed with a sharp single to right that moved Burriss to third. Pirates manager Clint Hurdle visited Resop, and Angel Pagan drew an intentional walk to load the bases for Cabrera, who delivered to chants of "Melky! Melky!" from the sellout crowd of 41,657."The ball was hit hard to me. I had plenty of time to catch it, square myself and make a good throw to Rod," Barmes said. "I caught the ball and just tried to be too quick and make a good throw. That play, that part of the game, you have to make that play. No excuses for it. I didn't."Lopez (1-0) retired one batter for the win, striking out Alex Presley to end the ninth with the potential go-ahead run on second."Our bullpen runs deep," Giants starter Barry Zito said. "That's what makes us so great late in games."Pagan tripled, singled, scored a run and stole his first base for San Francisco, and new shortstop Brandon Crawford made several snazzy plays with his glove. Pagan is 9 for 12 against Pittsburgh starter Charlie Morton.Pablo Sandoval made it 3-all in the fifth on an RBI infield single that he lined toward Morton, and the Kung Fu Panda has hit safely in each of the first eight games.Pittsburgh took a 3-2 lead in the top half on a pair of errors on the same play. Sandoval misplayed Jose Tabata's grounder at third base and the ball went under his glove into left field. Crawford, backing up Sandoval, then threw wildly to second, allowing Presley to score.Sandoval committed a second fielding error in the sixth for his fourth career multierror game. His last came Aug. 9, 2011, also against the Pirates. He has three errors already this season after making just 10 last year.Nate Schierholtz's triple drove in a run in the second, then Burriss added an RBI single.It was another encouraging outing for Zito after he tossed his first shutout in nine years in a four-hit, 7-0 victory at Colorado on Monday to give the Giants their first victory of the year.Zito allowed three runs -- two earned -- and six hits in seven innings, struck out four and walked one.The left-hander, who was asked by San Francisco band Train to play with them during their concert in the city Sunday night, went seven or more innings in back-to-back starts for the first time since July 31 and Aug. 6, 2010. He was left off the roster for all three postseason rounds that year when the team won the World Series.Morton came off the disabled list to make his 2012 debut after recovering from offseason hip surgery. He hung tough for five innings, allowing three runs on seven hits with two strikeouts and no walks.
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Giants 2B Freddy Sanchez is close to joining Triple-A Fresno to make some rehab appearances before returning to San Francisco from his shoulder injury. ... The Giants held a moment of silence in tribute to Matty Alou, who died during the offseason at age 72. He made history as a member of an all-Alou outfield for San Francisco with brothers Felipe and Jesus. ... Rock band Jefferson Starship performed before the game and sang the national anthem. ...Cain presented 49ers QB Alex Smith with an official Giants jersey signed by players to wear to postgame interviews with his signature San Francisco cap.
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|N Walker singled to left, A McCutchen and C McGehee scored, R Barajas to second.
|N Schierholtz tripled to deep left center, H Sanchez scored.
|E Burriss singled to center, N Schierholtz scored, B Crawford to third.
|J Tabata safe at first on error by third baseman P Sandoval, A Presley advanced to second on P Sandoval error, A Presley scored, J Tabata to second on throwing error by shortstop B Crawford.
|P Sandoval reached on infield single to pitcher, A Pagan scored, P Sandoval to second on throwing error by pitcher C Morton.
|M Cabrera grounded into fielder's choice to third, E Burriss scored on throwing error by shortstop C Barmes, R Theriot to third, A Pagan to second.
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Musigny is situated in the Cote d'Or (Burgundy region) in the eastern-center of France at 43 km from Dijon, the department capital. (General information: Musigny is 248 km from Paris).
Popular places to visit nearby include Saulieu at 25 km and Morvan Regional Park at 25 km. For more places to visit and local tourist attractions see the map and listings below.
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Below we show places with official tourist classifications and other places of interest to visit nearby that should provide inspiration if you are visiting Musigny and wondering what to do next! Positions of each of these attractions is shown on the map below.
Grand sites of France Alesia (42km); Bibracte-Mont Beuvray (45km)
Most beautiful villages in France (see also beautiful French villages) Chateauneuf-en-Auxois (11km); Flavigny (39km)
National Monuments Bussy-Rabutin Chateau (44km)
Regional Natural Parcs Morvan (34km)
Churches or other religious monuments Basilique de Saint Andoche (Saulieu) (25km); Hospices de Beaune (Beaune) (29km); Cathédrale Saint Lazare (Autun) (29km)
Remarkable gardens Abbaye de la Bussière (16km); Parc et jardins du château de Sully (18km); Parc et jardin du château de Barbirey sur Ouche (21km); Jardin de la Chaux (26km); Parc de Saint-Léger (31km); Potager du château de Lantilly (44km); Jardin du moulin de Athie (49km)
Protected historical centre (fr: secteur sauvegardé) (see also historical French towns) Autun (29km); Dijon (43km); Chalon-sur-Saone (49km)
Sites of natural beauty Cirque du Bout du Monde (22km); Siège d'Alésia (42km); Bibracte (45km)
Villages in bloom 4* (fr: ville fleurie) Beaune (28km)
Commune: Musigny
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Department: Cote d'Or
Region: Burgundy
Postcode: 21230
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from Calais: 464 km
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The calls were heard loud and clear prior to the rematch between Frankie Edgar and B.J. Penn at UFC 118: Edgar got a friendly decision from the judges in their last fight and would not be so lucky this time around. We couldn't have been more wrong.
Edgar came out of the gates in round one setting the same frenetic pace he established in the prior meeting between the men. While Penn appeared unmotivated and listless, Edgar recorded two takedowns in an impressive first round. More content to stand in the Octagon and box, Penn lacked any sort of aggression and strictly reacted to whatever Frankie did to him. B.J. was so inactive it appeared as if his gameplan was to let Edgar tire himself out in the first few rounds and then to finally try and take advantage later in the fight.


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Not everybody understands the linkage between the processor and the operating system. For example, a laptop with 2 GHz and 2GB RAM running OS X could be/is faster than a laptop with 2,8 GHz and 8GB RAM running Windows. Why? Because the operating system houses a power management part which distributes the processing power available.
Why do I bring this up? I saw a video review of the new iPhone 4S (For the Dutch, @ tweakers) and they talked about the processing power of 800 MHz, which is not that high. And new processors would be introduces beginning of next year which have more than double the speed. But they forget to mention that iOS is more power efficient in combination with the A5 Processor. The iPhone kicks ass in power and web browsing benchmarks, and wins from phones with more processing power. This kind of superficial statements will make less knowledgeable customers make decisions based on the wrong information.
Gizmodo tested the browsing speeds of several Android Phones vs the iPhone 4S right here. And Slashgear tested it versus the new Nokia Windows Phone here. And then, to make it worse, they say that there are many Android phones with a bigger screen and the iPhone is small compared to them. So if there are many large screen phones its bad that the iPhone has a smaller screen? I have a HTC Desire HD and constantly have to move my hand to reach everything. Gizmodo (sorry for all the Gizmodo links here, I just like that website) posted an article about why the iPhone screen size is just perfect here. They (Tweakers, red) say, in their defence, that depends on what you like your screen size to be, and that's true. I like the big screen to look at, but it is not really ergonomically comfortable and it drains my battery in no time.
I really like Windows Phone 7(.5), Android and iOS. I'm fine with whatever you choose, it just depends on your set-up, what kind of computer you use and your daily tasks.
How Apple sells all year round iPhones
Apple has a track record of introducing a new iPhone in July, except for this year. As usual, the secrecy around the new product is tight, all that we can do is guess. Most of the guesses say that Apple will introduce a new iPhone 4s/5 in September. But without a new phone right now, consumers still buy the 'old' iPhone 4.
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It is amazing how Apple is able to keep sales up, and even increase those with only one product, where HTC, LG and other manufacturers have a multiple product line and multiple introductions. Although, according to ComScore, LG, Samsung and Motorola have a higher market share, their share is not increasing as much and not for just one phone. What would be your next smartphone operating system?


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Clean, spacious rooms, older type Motel but more than adequate. Walking distance to Stockman's Hall of Fame & Qantas Museum. Dinner at Motel Dining Room was most enjoyable & good value. Would stay again if visiting Longreach."
Room was clean comfortable & I was able to enjoy a cold beer or two & have a good meal."
Good, clean, modern rooms and friendly reception. The coffee pods and free wifi are a welcome touch."
It was lovely to find such a great motel in the middle of nowhere with a little touch of luxury. Stayed here on the way to Carnarvon Gorge. Bed great, clean & big room, friendly staff. They also offer limited meals, so can't ask for much more. Also has the pub/bowling club but I think only opened on certain nights for dinner so better to check. An extremely small town so nothing much to do."
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Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2
Product Reviews for Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2LizAugust 28, 2014Seems to be well made and looks nice. Hopefully it will last well as I have not mastered how to take it off yet with one hand. I have to wear it in the shower but so far so good.Reply by MJS: We suggest you do not wear in the shower. To remove, just grasp one clasp end and turn outward away form the other. Please read the info we included with your order.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Jane HughesJuly 29, 2014I was surprised at how well made the bracelet is. I have severe rheumatoid arthritis and have had 3 surgeries on my wrist already. I feel better already.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Sandy AlfordJanuary 13, 2014We love our bracelets !!! They are our second order. We Lost the first ones
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Maridell WingfieldDecember 18, 2013I am extremely pleased with my new bracelet!! It is a perfect fit, and looks so nice with everything I wear. Since I broke my wrist a few years ago, I was having some discomfort. Now, with wearing this beautiful bracelet, I have no pain at all in my wrist!! How great to have such a nice looking piece of jewelry and also take care of the discomfort in my wrist! Thank you!!!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2RondaSeptember 6, 2013Love it
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2JaneJuly 31, 2013This bracelet is beautiful and has made my back and neck much better! Thank you for providing us with beauty and health!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2joe misentiMay 22, 2013I rate this product a 5 for appearance and fit.I have not had it very long to commet on the effectiveness but Im hopping it helps with my arthritis.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2RobinApril 15, 2013This is a very well made, quality item. I received my order promptly and I really enjoy it. It seems to help the numbness in my finger I was experiencing due to carpal tunnel syndrom. Very happy with the product.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2georgia kaywoodJanuary 25, 2013love braclet,i have ordered extras for friends.they love theres too.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Kat ThomasJanuary 7, 2013I had never ordered before, but was pleasantly surprised at the ease and the customer service. I ordered the double strand hematite #2 magnetic bracelet and my bracelet fits perfectly and it is gorgeous! The photo online doesn't begin to do it justice. The magnetic clasp is quite strong, so no worries of it falling off!Very high quality product. My fingers and arm are feeling much better since wearing my bracelet! I will order again as these are just as beautiful as gifts as they are for the magnetic therapy benefit!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Judy Z.December 18, 2012Just introduced to magnetic hematite. Have shoulder probs & find So glad I found this site. Love our items. Wear mine daily.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Sandra BursteinOctober 5, 2012I have arthritis in my knees The bracelet has eliminated most of my pain. I now have just some stiffness. I've told all my friends about it.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Elizabeth SharrockSeptember 14, 2012I WOULD LIKE TO RATE THIS PRODUCT A FIVE. THESE ARE GREAT BRACELETS. I HAVE PREVIOUSLY BOUGHT THE SINGLE ONES. BUT I NOW PREFER THE DOUBLE ONES. I HAVE CARPEL TUNNEL AND THESE BRACELETS HAVE HELPED ME WITH THE PAIN AND SWELLING. THANK YOU FOR MAKING SUCH AN EXCELLENT PRODUCT.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Francisco TorresSeptember 14, 2012Hello I'm not sure what to say but I liked your products a lot and appreciate your business. So I give you a 5....Thank You have a great one ; )
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Duane HermeApril 5, 2012How could anyone say anything negative about your products or your services.. They are out standing... This is more than my second magnetic bracelet, which I use to lower pain level. For my chemistry they do wonders. I am most pleased with the people I have worked with.. They are as good as the products themselves... I have been using magnetic jewelry for some seven (7) years now. Thank you to Magnet Jewelry for their outstanding products of best quality. Be blessed.. Duane
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2stephen sMarch 4, 2012Great product. Very high quality and great customer service.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Herb LimbertFebruary 24, 2012I had a bracelet like this before. i lost it on a business trip. I thought I could do without it, But I was wrong . After about about 5 weeks without one I decoded to order another one. After about 3 days after I received my new bracelet i could tell the difference. No more pain in my wrist whatsoever. If I ever lose this bracelet again I won't wait 1 minute to order another one.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Tom MothershedNovember 16, 2011I received my bracelet in a timely fashion and couldn't wait to try it on. It was a real good fit and I've been wearing it, almost non stop, ever since. I am involved with Maintenance work and manage a janitorial crew for a High School. My wrists bet a real workout with all of the tools and equipment I use daily. I didn't have a specific ailment that I was seeking relief from, so I don't have a dramatic testimony, but I can certainly tell a difference in the way my wrist and hand feels after a day of work. I plan on purchasing some other products from you guys as well. I would say 5 stars for a very good experience - from start to finish. Thank you.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Rosemary HicksNovember 16, 2011I am very satisfied with my bracelet. I would rate it the highest possible rating. Rosemary Hicks
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2BrianOctober 22, 2011Fast service, good fit and well made product.This is an update to my earlier review and I stand by everything I said, it appears very well made and was a perfect fit. I am also convinced that in the short time I has it my arthritic symptoms we were reduced, my issue was with the magnetic clasp.I now rate it 2 stars. I would do something like reach into my pocket for change and hear the bracelet hit the floor, this would happen 2 or 3 times a day up until the day I did not hear it fall and would appear lost for ever. If they sold the bracelet with a more secure clasp I would buy another in a heart beat, it the mean time I am using my wife's Hematite necklace wrapped around my wrist. Reply by MJS: If you ever have a problem let us know. We are always glad to re size or change style. The clasps are very strong at 5000 gauss. We suspected you did not have the right size.Glad we were able to send you a differnt style.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2kathleen robertsAugust 18, 2011The item I ordered is up to all expectations. It fits fine and is very attractive. Thank you very Much. I give it a 5 rating with 5 being the highest. Kathleen Roberts
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Donovan H. EllisJuly 29, 2011Received the bracelet in good time. It is quite in looks and seems so far to be made very well. I started wearing the bracelet immediately and aftger a couple of weeks I really believe I can feel a difference in my bone on bone and arthretic knees. I would recommend this product!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Pamela S BradfordJuly 20, 2011Bought the braclet to help the pain from carpal tunnels and tennis elbow. Had a single strand before that I broke. I returned it and asked to have it restrung with an extra bead to improve the fit. It was returned to me immediately, a perfect fit. I wear the old one on my left arm and my new double stand on my right arm. I get a lot of compliments on how cute it is too!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Amanda SaracenJanuary 25, 2011I love this bracelet!! I had shoulder problems from repetitive motions and within a day, the pain was gone!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2JeffJanuary 17, 2011Have been a believer in magnets for years to battle my golfer's elbow. Have been through many styles & designs. This one replaced my old favorite of similar design that 'disappeared'. While I did upgrade the magnetic clasp on this one it still does not seem as strong as my previous bracelet. No worries - just a note.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Debbie HarrisJanuary 1, 2011I love it it seems to have really helped me. I had one that i had bought at a festival . I lost it & so i needed another. I came across your website & ordered one.It seems to be much stronger than the one i lost.Thanks again for the great product. I will certainely order from you again.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2TaneDecember 27, 2010The Bracelet works GREAT!!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Becky HawkinsDecember 27, 2010Great product, fast delivery, reasonable price...what more can you ask for?!
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2AlexDecember 24, 2010My wife swears by these, and won't work without them. She lost her old ones which she bought elsewhere. The magnetic clasp just gave up. The new ones were shipped promptly and the fit was perfect. The clasp is extremely strong, and the bracelet looks good too! I'll always buy her these bracelets ONLY from here.
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2James R. HudsonSeptember 24, 2010I Love these braclets. I wear one on each wrist. I also wear a necklace. I can really tell when I forget to put them back on after a shower. They really help with the pain that I have. I have a auto immune disease that make's me have constant aching throughout my body. The magnets really help. I have also had comments on the braclets from people about how they love my jewelry. So they look nice as well. This is my third order from this company. Very good service. Thanks guys.......
Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2Karen SanckenSeptember 1, 2010Love the bracelet. Wear it next to a stainless bracelet I purchased here also. Only take them off to shower. Really notice a difference in my pain and energy levels since receiving them. Great quality and fast delivery. Thanks again!
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Magnetic Bracelet Double Hematite #2
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