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09 August 2012
New Catrice color - Steel My Heart
Yay for finding new Catrice polishes! Last Saturday I found Steel My Heart and George Blueney, yesterday I found Steel My Soul. Today I've got the first one to show to you lovelies!
Steel My Heart is advertised as a polish with Brushed Metal Effect. This means it is somewhat matte, or satin finish in this case. I really enjoy the fact polishes with a different than normal finish are easily accessible and it provides even more color possibilities for the producers.
If you look closely at the bottle I'd qualify this polish as a very dark, brown/purple taupe. It contains lots of pretty sparkly bits and it seems there is a hint of blue shimmer running through the base.
Once you apply the polish the sparkle is easy to spot. I needed 3 coats for an even, opaque result. Because of the semi-matte finish it applies a bit though, it's rather thick but can easily become patchy if you hit the same spot again too quickly. The new Catrice polishes have a big, wide, flat brush with a rounded shape on the end. I'm still not sure if I like the brush, especially because it is almost as wide as the bottle neck meaning you have to be careful about dipping in.
Let's take a look at the polish, shall we?
First up is how it looks after applying, meaning no topcoat added at all.
As I said it looks not flat matte, but isn't shiny either. It has some texture, but doesn't feel gritty like glitters do sometimes.
Second I painted one nail with a matte topcoat. Now it's easier to tell this really isn't a matte polish. It also falls flat this way, and the sparkle gets dulled.
After that I painted the same nail with a shiny topcoat.
See how the sparkles becomes even more pretty? Also 1 coat of topcoat is enough to get rid of the texture.
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This is beautiful!! It kind of reminds me of one of the new NOPI's that Scrangie posted yesterday!ReplyDelete
Oh wow great job swatching this one! I had a bit of a hard time with it, you clearly didn't ^^ReplyDelete
This polish looks so unique! I love it!ReplyDelete
I bet this is the new finish that Layla calls soft touch! Yay Catrice for releasing some shades 1/4 the price!ReplyDelete
- yanet309 August, 2012 20:51
This is a must-have, rawr!ReplyDelete
My goodness, this is gorgeous! Reminds me of SpaRitual Sacred Ground.ReplyDelete
I had a hard time swatching this too! I actually love the finish.ReplyDelete
- A Girl and Her Polish10 August, 2012 04:24
OMG! I am dying! This is stunning! I can't wait to see Steel my Soul! ::)ReplyDelete
Wow!! This is an awesome polish! Love these suede type polishes.ReplyDelete
Lovely polish, it's on my wishlist, I'm sad I can't buy Catrice in SwedenReplyDelete
- beachgal10 August, 2012 22:43
Interesting and complex polish. I like it best with a shinny topper on it so I can see all the goodies inside.ReplyDelete
Thank you!ReplyDelete
Aww you are so sweet!ReplyDelete
Could totally be the same indeed!ReplyDelete
Thanks Amanda!ReplyDelete
It's a gorgeous polish :).ReplyDelete
Thanks so much!ReplyDelete
Yes they are great! Thanks Angie :).ReplyDelete
Aww that sucks indeed!ReplyDelete
Sparkly it is so so interesting!ReplyDelete
UM. I will also require this polish in order for my life to be complete. ♥ReplyDelete
It can be yours if you want :D!ReplyDelete
- QueenMiSeRy22 August, 2012 12:48
I need this one as well! Will I be lucky enough to find it?ReplyDelete
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They offer lots of different tours including the Testaccio Supper Stroll - a moveable feast throughout Testaccio - which was where Roman cuisine was born.
We went along on a Testaccio Supper Stroll, and this is what we thought:
The Testaccio Supper Stroll starts at 5.30pm at Piazza Testaccio. Thanks to the detailed meeting instructions that came with our online ticket, it was super easy to find it: We got off the underground at Piramide and it was a quick 10 minute walk to get to the Piazza.
[Plus, we finally got to see the Pyramid of Cestius!! Although this was built thousands of years after the pyramids of Egypt, it is still really really old (18-12 BC) !!]
Testaccio Supper Stroll Review
There were six food and drink stops on our Testaccio Supper Stroll, all with delicious, authentic, traditional Italian foods and drinks:
Our evening started off like all good ones do: with an Italian aperitivo - a Spritz: Campari, Prosecco, soda water and a slice of orange. We had ours at a family-run cafe: originally (in the 1900s) this place was a cheap wine bar, that became one of the first places in Rome to sell foreign beer.
We learnt how to say bueno if we enjoyed our food in Italy and the Italian hand signal for this (finger in your cheek). Street Food
Our evening started off like all good ones do: with an Italian aperitivo - a Spritz: Campari, Prosecco, soda water and a slice of orange. We had ours at a family-run cafe: originally (in the 1900s) this place was a cheap wine bar, that became one of the first places in Rome to sell foreign beer.
We learnt how to say bueno if we enjoyed our food in Italy and the Italian hand signal for this (finger in your cheek). Street Food
After our aperitivo we headed to our next stop and learnt an Italian word: funghi - literally mushroom, but in this case used to describe those big outdoor heaters (because they sort of look like mushrooms).
We tried two tasty Italian street foods paired with a beautiful crisp Prosecco. The first street food was a Suppli: deep fried risotto in a tomato sauce with mozzarella. This was invented as another way to use up leftovers (in this case risotto). The word suppli comes from surprise, the surprise here being the mozzarella!
The other street foods that we tried were deep fried vegetables: artichokes, broccoli, peppers and courgette. Vegetables have always been very cheap in Rome, and indeed the whole of Italy, and deep frying them was a nice, fun treat.
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Our next stop was for local cheeses and jams. There was a dark bread with onion jam, white bread with Burrata cheese and sun-dried cherry tomatoes from Sicily, Olives from the east coast of Italy, Pecorino sheep's cheese, Fontina cheese and 24 month aged Parmigano.
These were paired with a Passerina white wine and a Tuscany red wine.
We learnt that Rome traditionally only ever had sheep's cheese (no cows). Sit down pasta meal
Then it was time for the sit-down pasta meal at Angelina. This restaurant specialises in Rome's famous offal, oxtail and tripe, but as we don't eat meat we opted for a traditional Roman pasta dish: cache e peppe. It was served with a bold red wine.
We learnt more about Roman pastas: did you know Carbonara traditionally has no cream? Or that Italians keep back the pasta water in case they need to water their sauce down a little?
As a side we had a delicious spinach dish:
After dinner snack
Our penultimate dish was a Trapizzino - a thick, triangular pizza-bread pocket filled with aubergine and veg. This was my favourite dish of the night.
It came with a craft beer served in a honey jar.
Our final stop was at a real Italian gelato shop. We tried chocolate and coffee gelato and finished the evening with a traditional Italian digestivo - a Grappa. We also learnt the secret to finding out if what you're buying is really gelato - but we're not going to tell you! You'll have to take an Eating Italy Food Tour to find out for yourself!
More about Testaccio
We learnt a lot about the area of Testaccio on our Supper stroll. Namely that it's a great foody area, not yet discovered by thousands of tourists thanks to the fact it doesn't really have archaeological wonders.
And a place in Rome that doesn't boast too many archaeological wonders can still have a 2000 year old pyramid in it! Apparently it was built by Cestius's decedents with the promise that he would make them his heirs. When he did die it turned out that not only did he not have any money, he also left them a lot of debt. Thus they threw his body in the river and the pyramid is empty.
Testaccio was also the site of a terracotta graveyard: back in the day, Rome had millions of inhabitants and all of their food was transported in terracotta pots. Terracotta is porous though so after a few uses it starts to break down and become useless. The Romans quickly noticed that dumping the terracotta in the river wasn't a great idea, and thus they created a dumping spot for terracotta.
After 400 years of dumping terracotta in this neighbourhood, Monte Testaccio was born (mount terracotta). This is not only where Testaccio gets its name from, but also where it gets its great food rep - as terracotta is cool in summer, they excavated parts of the mountain and stored wine and food there.
What we liked about the Eating Italy Food Tour
All the food and drinks we had on our Testaccio Supper Stroll were really delicious, this probably won't come as a surprise as this is Italy after-all, however, it is possible to find bad touristy food stops in Rome, luckily none of them were included on our food tour.
But the food wasn't the only highlight, we really loved our guide, Francesco, he was funny, informative, relaxed and fun to be around. He managed to play it just right: informative enough to feel like he was guiding us, but relaxed enough to feel like you were having dinner with a friend.
We also really enjoyed the fact that it was only a small walking tour - just us, Francesco and one other guest, Emily. This helped to make us feel like we were 'out at dinner with friends' rather than on a big impersonal tour.
As the tour started at 5.30pm, lots of our stops were open just for us - as most Italians don't eat until a lot later, 8pm at the earliest. We always eat 'early' so this suited us well, and it meant that we weren't crowded with other people.
All in all, we loved everything about the tour: the perfect amount of food, not too much walking - but enough so you had nice little breaks between eating, great alcohol and fun the whole time!
All dietary needs should be mentioned when booking. The Testaccio Supper Stroll is suitable for vegetarians but not for people who don't eat gluten.
It is a walking tour, with about 1/4 ish of the time spent on your 'feet'. For those in wheelchairs, it should be noted that there are several stairs to reach one of the stops.
Further information
We included our Testaccio Supper stroll in our daily vlog, check it out!
We absolutely loved our Eating Italy Food Tour, the food was delicious and proved once and for all that there is more to Italian cuisine than pasta and pizza and that it is more than possible to be vegetarian in Italy.
To book your own tour, head over to EatingItalyFoodTours.com or book on TripAdvisor.
Make sure to follow them on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter!
Special thanks to Francesco and Emily for making it such a lovely evening!!
And to stay in contact with us, follow us on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter too!
Travelling Weasels were invited as guests of Eating Europe Food Tours, but as always all opinions are our own. It was a perfect evening and we hope yours is just as good!
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Travelling Weasels were invited as guests of Eating Europe Food Tours, but as always all opinions are our own. It was a perfect evening and we hope yours is just as good!
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Entrepreneurial Lessons from a Kid in Mexico
Is it possible to learn valuable entrepreneurial lessons from a 6 year old kid selling homemade goodies in Mexico?
Heck yeah!
Like many parents, we send our daughter, Abby, off to school every day. It's a private school here in Cozumel and they have a very hands-on teaching style.
Last week the school organized a bazaar to be held at one of the main parks here on the island.
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- Thought of something she could make (the product had to be homemade) – she thought of rice krispie treats
- With her mom's help, she listed the ingredients
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- She kept the receipt to track costs
- She hit the kitchen for some product creation
- A few hours later, she had a platter full of wrapped treats ready to sell
- She set the price at 5 pesos each – a steal for quality rice krispies!
- She set up shop at the park (on a table provided by the school)
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- Half way into it, we tried walking around giving away free samples to increase sales
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Keep in mind, this was a kids bazaar – not a professional operation – so the standard is a bit lower. However, to apply Abby's experience to "grown-up" business, here are some key takeaways.
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Selling – Even though Abby's Spanish is very limited, she learned how to tell people "how much", say the amount of change given (if needed), and also to say "Gracias" while looking her customer in the eye.
Merchandising – Abby had a small sign compared to what most of her "competition" had. She could have had a bigger sign with more pizzazz.
Also, she could have used balloons or something else to attract more attention to her store front.
Product Research – It turns out that most people in Cozumel don't really know what rice krispie treats are. This was a big deal.
Abby made them because she knew how but it didn't match what the market demanded.
We were able to go do some market research and see what sold well. Items like Arroz con Leche (rice pudding) and tamales sold very well.
Selling – Abby had a challenge with being vocal about her product in the marketplace. She's a bit shy by nature so it was challenging for her to solicit people as they walked passed.
She decided that walking around to offer free samples to drive more business might be a good idea. However, most people did not understand that they were free samples.
This is partly because by then other kids got mobile and were walking around selling. So she was forced to explain they were free and also to explain what rice krispies were.
Increase Profitability – Abby's ingredients were very cheap. She was working with a potential huge profit margin. She could have dropped her prices or offered two-for-one promotions or even something else.
Again, the big challenge was having the right product. Had she been selling tamales or something familiar, there's no doubt she would have quickly sold out.
It's so important to do product research before going to market!
Over all, Abby rocked!
She did really well for being shy, selling in another language (and culture), and selling something not in the normal Cozumeleno diet.
What about the left over inventory?
Well, we all pitched in to help Abby "liquidate" it! 🙂
So how about you? Did you ever sell something as a kid? What was your experience? How has that helped you as an adult?


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Neuropsychology and Rehabilitation Psychology Division Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation.
I am a high school student. A friend of mine, who is 18, sustained a serious brain injury in a skiing accident. I understand that he has made a good recovery and the biggest problem right now is his emotional functioning (he thinks all the nurses want a relationship with him). In the next few days I will be visiting him and I am wondering how I should approach this. What should I talk to him about? Thinking longer term, what can I do to help him in his recovery? Several of my other friends and I are going to the same college, which is where he had planned to attend -- should I expect him to join us? If not, what can I do to help this person not feel abandoned?
Pat's Response
You actually have posed an easy question. The best thing you can do to help your friend throughout his recovery is to be a consistently supportive presence in his life. While he is hospitalized, visit when you can. Even if a person is comatose, it can help to talk to him, let him touch his favorite teddy bear, let him smell his favorite lavender oil, play his favorite Puff Daddy tape. In other words, create an environment that gently stimulates his senses and reminds him of everyday life. This is comforting to someone in the hospital.
When your friend comes home from the hospital, he will face a difficult adjustment period as he reorients himself to his home, school, friends, etc. He may not be able to do some of the things he did before the injury (e.g., driving a car). He may feel and act different because his brain is different -- it has been injured so it will control his body in a new way. By visiting him regularly and just being yourself, you can help make the transition a little easier. Your friend may have lost the ability to do some things; he may lose friends that move on without him; he may lose opportunities he had counted on before the injury -- your enduring friendship will become one of the most important things in his life. By accepting the person he has become since the injury, you will help him accept himself and move forward.
So, to summarize, visit your friend, talk about yourself, ask him how he is doing, listen, don't be afraid to talk to him about the injury and how it has affected him, take him out with your other friends, help him set new goals for himself and support him in his endeavors. Lastly, keep reminding yourself and your friend that recovery from brain injury can take a long time; give him time to get better and try to stay positive.
Dear Pat
I have a question regarding my rights as an employee with epilepsy. I have myoclonic and complex/partial seizures. Every once in a while I have problems which keep me home from work. With my previous boss, I had an agreement for making up the time when I was out due to seizures. Now I have a new boss, so I discussed my situation with him to see if the same arrangement could be a possibility. He said he would think it over and a few weeks later called me into his office. The new boss said he had taken my question to senior management. I thought our original conversation had been confidential and I never gave him permission to discuss my situation with anyone else. Now senior management wants documentation from my neurologist. What are my rights and were any violated?
Pat's Response
You have several options, but the first thing you must do is establish what exactly went wrong. You "thought" your conversation was confidential, but did you ever specifically state to your boss that you preferred it be? Have you been denied a reasonable accommodation for your disability? If so, you may have a legitimate complaint.
Another critical first step is to collect any evidence to help prove your point (i.e., written information, letters, memos -- even your own dated, written account of events is useful).
Next, if your company has an internal grievance procedure, pursue that. The personnel department should be able to advise you.
You can contact your state's disability advocacy organization. Look in the telephone book government pages for something like: "Disability Rights Protection." Contact that agency and ask for information and advice.
The U.S. Department of Justice investigates claims of disability discrimination under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Write: Department of Justice, Civil Rights Division, Disability Rights Section, P.O. Box 66738, Washington, D.C. 20035-6738. Telephone: 1-800- 514-0301 ADA Homepage: http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/adahom1.htm
The Dept. of Justice does a thorough investigation of complaints so it's worth a try if you feel you have a good case of denial of disability rights (e.g., access to public services, fairness in employment, etc). However, if you can work with your employer to resolve the situation, that is much better for both of you in the long run. Harmony can be preserved.
Dear Pat
As a very young child, my daughter sustained a skull fracture due to a fall. At the time, a CT scan and EEG showed normal results. Now my daughter is 6 years old. Having been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), she is on regular medication. Although she does well on the medicine, she and the rest of the family experience continuing frustrations. Did the skull fracture cause the ADD? Who might we contact for help?
Pat's Response
It would be helpful if you specified what the continuing frustrations are. Is your daughter sad most of the time? Is she having problems paying attention in class? Does she fight with siblings alot? Does the family need more information on the side effects of her medicine? Is the family unsure how to act when she gets angry?
A couple of factors which you mention make it imperative to identify specifically what the problems are. First: Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is not very well understood -- what exactly is the cause? what exactly are the symptoms? do children outgrow it? It's difficult to help your daughter when the diagnosis is this general; it describes the behavior but what about the etiology? Second: The long-term effects of brain injury in children are not predictable to any precise degree. Researchers have not identified a typical post-injury behavior pattern. However, uninhibited behavior, hyperactivity, and inattention are frequently reported problems. Perhaps your daughter's behavior is "normal" for someone experiencing the residual effects of brain injury (the effects of pediatric brain injury can show up years after the trauma, as your child grows and attempts to learn new skills).
The diagnosis of ADD may describe your daughter's behavior, and the medication may help, but do you fully understand why your daughter behaves the way she does? If you have more information, you can make better decisions about how to help her.
For specific information on your daughter's psychological assets and deficits, which will help your family and the school understand and support her, consider a pediatric neuropsychological evaluation. This will involve testing of her intellectual ability and behavioral tendencies, which will help guide you in creating a nurturing homelife and will help the teachers in creating a learning environment that works for her. For referral to a pediatric neuropsychologist, contact your state Brain Injury Association. If you need help doing this, contact the national Brain Injury Association at (703) 236-6000
(Reference: Waaland, P. (1990). Pediatric Traumatic Brain Injury. Rehabilitation Research and Training Center, MCV: Richmond, Virginia.)
Dear Pat
I sustained both a brain and spinal cord injury in 1996. I have poor balance and I walk to the left. Although my balance has improved with time, I wonder if my it will ever be restored.
Pat's Response
Balance disturbances have various etiologies and treatments; what works for some problems may not help others. You should consult your neurologist to pinpoint the cause of your balance problems. It probably will lie somewhere in your vestibular system, the body organs which control balance. Components of the vestibular system are located in the ear and the brain. So, irregularities in the brain and/or the ear can cause vestibular disorder, i.e, balance problems. In addition to your neurologist, you may need to see an ear specialist, known as an otologist.
Many vestibular disorders can be treated with drugs, therapy, surgery, and other interventions. There is no guarantee that a person with such a disorder can be cured. In cases where balance problems persist, compensatory strategies can be developed.
For more information, contact the Vestibular Disorders Association, P.O. Box 4467, Portland, OR 97208-4467; telephone: (503) 229-7705
(References: Office of Scientific and Health Reports, National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke. (1986). Dizziness: Hope Through Research. National Institutes of Health: Bethesda, Maryland.
Vestibular Disorders Association. (1993). Vestibular Disorders: What Are They? Vestibular Disorders Association: Portland, Oregon.)
Dear Pat
My 16-year-old son had a moderate brain injury about 18 months ago as the result of a car accident. He still struggles for word identification. Some words he appears unable to retrieve, no matter how hard he tries. These are words which he did not frequently use before the accident. Is this a learning impairment that he might overcome with repetition, or are there some words that may never become part of his vocabulary?
Pat's Response
Even though your son was injured over one year ago, he still can continue to make progress. It is worth the effort to assess his current problems and pursue treatments that may help. You can take the first step in this assessment and then consult the appropriate professional(s).
First step: Make a written record of the communication problems. Try to answer the following questions.
What words are problematic? Your current observations are very helpful -- he has trouble with words not used pre-injury. Your son is having difficulty partly because information learned prior to an injury may be easier to recall than information attempted post-injury.
Are there any clues to why he cannot say certain words? Is he receiving your message? That is, can he hear and understand what you are saying to him? If so, does he have the ability to express himself? For example, can he mentally retrieve words? physically speak the words? put them in a meaningful sentence?
Note the environments in which problems occur. Are there distractions in the environment? Is it too noisy? I someone making him nervous?
As you can see, communication involves complex cognitive and physical functions. Once you have gathered detailed information about your son's difficulties, you may wish to consult a speech language pathologist for an evaluation of your son and therapy recommendations. The speech language pathologist can advise your family with suggestions such as speaking only when facing your son, slowing down your rate of speech, simplifying your vocabulary, etc. If a hearing problem is suspected, an audiologist may be consulted.
(Reference: Blosser, J., DePompei, R. (1996). Crossing the Communication Bridge: Speech, Language and Brain Injury. Brain Injury Association, Inc.: Alexandria, Virginia.)
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Can't believe how time flies. New Year's just come and gone. Having said that, HAPPY NEW YEAR! I hope 2006 will be a year of delicious feastings for everyone. Oh... and a big big HAPPY BIRTHDAY DI & DA! They're another symbol of how time flies cos I've known them since I was 7. Do the math to see how long it's been. Anyways, I am not old. I just had to say that.
So Mum decided to have this party today and called on relatives and colleagues at work. I didn't even know that the party was going to be this huge but it was cos she cooked up quite a storm today. Basically there was prime rib, roast turkeys, bone-in ham, caesar salad for the western side. Mum planned a Nonya theme this time so we had fried ngoh hiang, itek shio, assam prawns, kueh pie tee etc. Dessert was also quite sumptious cos sis baked a cake, we had bread and butter pudding plus pulot hitam. Thank goodness some of my aunties packed some food home otherwise, I'd be having the same food for breakfast, lunch and dinner for the next few days. Here's some pics of the food that was served tonight.
I just wish I had some of that talent Mum has at cooking. It really isn't easy although it's lotsa fun. I've been thinking about inviting a big group of friends to my place where I become chef for one day instead of my mum. I'm still honing my skills so until then, my friends will have to wait.
For my friends who love my mum's cooking but missed it today, Chinese New Year is just around the corner. Be patient.


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Sleeps 8
Bedrooms 4
Bathrooms 2
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- Open fire
- Smoke-free
- Garden / Patio
- Pub/shop < 1 mile
- Washing machine
- Dishwasher
- Seaside
- Broadband / WiFi
The property
With spell binding sea views from every room, Glanville House is an exceptional property.
Positioned on the harbour front in the charismatic village of Mevagissey, this luxurious residence could not be closer to the water and is the perfect venue for families and groups seeking an elegant coastal retreat.
With direct access to the harbour just a moments walk will take you to the centre of this bustling fishing village where there are an overabundance of cafes, old inns, gift and curio shops as well as family friendly and fine dining restaurants, all being able to take advantage of the fishing trade on the doorstep. What could be more fun than a fishing trip departing from the harbour in the summer months then cooking up the catch that evening or perhaps hopping on a ferry for lunch across the bay in the fabulous waterfront town of Fowey.
The nearest sandy beaches are at Penstreath just outside the village and Pentewan, just over two miles by car or less on the coast path, both offering a fun day out whatever the weather.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan and the infamous Eden Project are both within 10 miles and well worth a visit during you stay. Completely refurbished, Glanville House offers beautifully presented accommodation arranged over three floors.
From the moment you step through the door into the open plan kitchen/dining room with its handmade kitchen the quality of craftsmanship is apparent.
From here French windows open to the beautiful enclosed terrace which is an oasis of calm offering a high degree of privacy above the activity of the harbour below.
Throughout the house high quality furnishings are complemented by antiques, artwork and unusual artefacts.
Deep mattresses and crisp white linens complete the picture.
Unloading is possible outside the house and cars can be parked at a nearby car park (around 500 metres away) at a cost of around £40 per vehicle per week.
Over three floors. Four bedrooms: 2 x first floor twin bedrooms with TV's, 1 x second floor king size double with TV, 1 x second floor double with TV. Ground floor cloakroom with WC. First floor bathroom with bath, shower over, basin and WC. Second floor shower room with basin and WC. Kitchen with dining area. Sitting room.
- Central heating, wood burning stove
- Electric oven and electric 5 ring Neff hob, microwave, fridge freezer, washing machine, dishwasher
- TV with freeview, WiFi, DVD and iPod dock
- Fuel and power inc. in rent
- Bed linen and towels inc. in rent
- Unloading is possible outside the house and cars can be parked at a nearby car park (around 500 metres away) at a cost of around £40 per vehicle per week
- Children over two welcome
- Sorry no pets and no smoking
- Shop and pub 5 minute walk.
Note: This property has a Good Housekeeping bond of £250.
About the location
St. Austell 5.5 miles; Truro 16 miles.
The perfect Cornish fishing village, with winding cobbled streets and a picturesque harbour full of boats. Stunning walks lead along the coast in both directions, with sandy beaches, high cliffs and hidden coves to explore. The village has an excellent selection of pubs and restaurants, whilst just up the road are the Lost Gardens of Heligan. A ferry from Mevagissey to Fowey also runs daily between Easter and September. Spend some time at the Tall Ships harbour at Charlestown (7 miles) with its shipwreck museum, or among the tropical biomes of the world-famous Eden Project (11 miles). The stunning coastline, fabulous beaches and renowned gardens of the beautiful Roseland Peninsula are a short drive down the coast while Truro, with its shops, restaurants, theatre and cathedral can be reached by car in half an hour.
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Tested Date: 6-15-17
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Appearance and Feels: The Apollo Grown Moonlight OG crumble has a nice graham cracker pie crust appeal to it that I find most of these crumbles share. The consistency is where they tend to vary a lot. This gram happens to be super easy to handle with your hands.
Smell: Earthy and bold are two words that come to mind when taking a whiff of the Apollo Grown Moonlight OG crumble. Like most good crumbles, by the time the process is finished, you're left with a pretty particular terpene profile. Apollo Grown does good crumble for sure.
Flavor: This is where I'll notice the subtle differences between the different products I review. Along with the bold, earthy taste, there's a nice sweet, pungent background. Exactly what we're looking for in a classic crumble package.
High: After a couple of dabs, I'm fairly lit. For a crumble that only tests around 60% THC, it goes to show that there's much more involved with a pleasant feeling than just a powerful THC number. This crumble definitely does it for me, with a comforting, warm, focused feel to it. Of course, your experience may vary, and if you are new to taking dabs in general, I would start small. Even consider placing a bit of the crumble on top of some flower, with a little flower covering it so that you protect it from the flame. A bowl or two of that will definitely get your endocannabinoid system primed for the higher doses that go along with taking dabs.
Overall: For this review, I'm playing around with taking pieces of crumble and putting them into those shitty glass vials everyone seems to keep cutting themselves on. Once it's in there, I'll heat up my Hoyes XXL quartz banger, and drop the glass vial into the bucket. I like this way, because you are getting the dab as it warms up to temp, rather than tossing the dab in there at a high temp and inhaling as it cools. It probably doesn't matter either way, but this is new and fun so fuck it. You can also make fun blends this way. For 40 bucks a gram, I'd say this is a pretty good buy if you are in the mood for some crumble. No one does it better that I've seen.


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Goodbye Grant!
For those of you that have followed Jack's over the years you know that we went through the longest, craziest earthquake retrofit in history on Chestnut a few years ago. So when our Grant landlord said we would have to move our store out for a few months for a retrofit in that location, we decided to close the doors. Jack is getting a bit to old to keep schlepping an entire store around in the middle of the dust and chaos of construction.
Our last day for business at Grant will be Sunday, January 7. We've loved being a part of the wonderful North Beach neighborhood and will miss it. However, it will be nice to settle back into our roots on Chestnut Street. For all of the new friends we've made on Grant, please come visit us on Chestnut Street. I know we don't have a Tonys, Sodinis, Sotto Mare, Golden Boy, Gino and Carlos, Mo's.... ok, now we're just beating ourselves up. We miss you already North Beach!
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Following the runaway success of A Fistful of Dollars in 1964, Sergio Leone liked to say: "There was a terrifying gold rush - based on sand rather than rock." One of his favourite after-dinner stories was about the making of low-budget Italian westerns in the glory days of the mid- to late 1960s. On one occasion, apparently, the leading man walked out because he hadn't been paid, just as they were about to film the final sequence. "Give me half an hour," the director said. "I'll come up with something." He returned half an hour later. "You know the old man who cleans the floor of the studio? Well, put him in a cowboy costume, quick as you can." They changed the script so the old man drove in a buggy to the Indian camp and said: "My son couldn't come, so he sent me instead."
It was a time in Italian film history when one actor answered to the pseudonym of Clint Westwood, and one director called himself John Fordson. In 1964, about 27 westerns had been produced in Italy: A Fistful of Dollars - by far the most successful - was number 25. But by the time Leone started preparing Once Upon a Time in the West , his "arrivederci" to the assembly line of popular Italian film-making, a staggering 73 other Italian westerns, or Italian-Spanish co-productions, were either in pre-production or being filmed. This at a time when the number of Hollywood westerns was in steady decline, falling between 1950 and 1963 from 150 releases to only 15.
In her review of the Akira Kurosawa film Yojimbo , on which A Fistful of Dollars was unofficially based, critic Pauline Kael pointed out that those American westerns being produced staked their appeal less on the vitality of the stories than in the veteran movie actors wheeled out to embody them. On the whole, cinema-goers turned out for westerns only to reassure themselves that James Stewart and John Wayne could still manage to struggle on to a horse. American audiences, Kael added, had become saddle-sore, bored with a played-out Hollywood genre that had become slow, pictorially composed and now had about as much relevance to modern life as the Elizabethan pastoral. She concluded that a film-maker such as Kurosawa, operating outside the Hollywood myth-factory, was in an excellent position to extend the visual conventions of the western genre, while debunking its morality.
This proved nowhere more true than in Italy, where westerns remained as popular as ever throughout the 1960s. If Hollywood wouldn't produce westerns, then Cinecittà and other Italian studios would. Southern Italian audiences went to the cinema more often than any other Europeans - television had not penetrated yet - and they had notoriously low boredom thresholds. The Italian version would eventually have more youthful, stylish heroes, more action, and a soundtrack that sounded like a mixture of Duane Eddy, the Beach Boys and Puccini recorded in a bathroom, rather than lush symphonic music from the school of Aaron Copland. It would also have Italian and Spanish actors hiding under American pseudonyms - not to fool the Americans, but to reassure the southern Italians.
The novelist Alberto Moravia jokingly suggested that the big success of these films on the domestic market had something to do with an unconscious fear on the part of Italian audiences of over-population. The solution? More and more massacres. Others wrote of the increasingly urban sophistication of rural Italians: between the late 1950s and the early 1960s, the most popular genre had been "sword and sandal" epics featuring an assortment of American (or sometimes Italian actors pretending to be American) body-builders who played characters called Hercules, Goliath or Samson, sometimes all in the same film. While these muscular heroes sorted out their problems by demonstrations of superhuman strength, the heroes of the westerns, who went by the name of Django or Ringo, Joe or the Stranger, resorted to cunning, guile and sleight of hand.
The new characteristics of the western also included an obsession with American currency (which, even in inflationary times, seemed a little over the top). There was an emphasis on Mediterranean machismo and style rather than American toughness. The hero, whose main ambition was to exploit the injustices he saw all around him, was identifiable by his stylish clothes, designer-stubble and smoking preference. There was an energetic and increasingly brutal action climax every 10 minutes to keep the audience's attention (director Sergio Corbucci once claimed that an audience in Calabria opened fire at the screen when they felt short-changed by the ending of his film The Big Silence ); a "rhetorical" use of the camera, which lingered on the visual cliches of the Hollywood western; and dusty Andalucian locations recently made fashionable by Lawrence of Arabia . Gunfights, or rather gundowns, were usually accompanied by solemn trumpet laments (like the deguello in Rio Bravo ) or stately boleros on Spanish guitars held close to the microphone.
These films also tended to have an unreconstructed attitude towards sexual politics. Actor Franco Nero, who, after Clint Eastwood's Man With No Name , played the second most popular hero of the Italian western, Corbucci's Django (whose name was to be attached to 16 further adventures between 1966 and 1972, most of them having nothing to do with the original) believed that one of the appeals for Italian men of these cool, self-contained heroes was "that they would like to go to the boss in the office and be the hero and say: 'Sir, from today, something's gonna happen,' and then: boom, boom!"
Moravia concluded an article about Italian westerns in 1967 by asking: "After all these stories - then what? Just a fistful of dollars? Or is there more?" Today, when Italian westerns have become DVD staples and the soundtrack albums, especially the 35 Ennio Morricone western scores, are acknowledged as major influences on world music, it remains a fair question. In the intervening years, the Sergio Leone westerns have become accepted by most critics as important breakthroughs in action cinema: the modern action hero, not just the ones in the films of Tarantino and Rodriguez, begins here. These westerns are now seen as part of a late 1960s form of "cinema cinema" (as Leone called it) - popular movies made by cinéastes. What Claude Chabrol was to the films of Alfred Hitchcock, Jean-Pierre Melville to gangster films and Bernardo Bertolucci to film noir , Leone was to the westerns of John Ford.
Some of the other 446 Italian westerns produced between 1962 and 1976 have stood the test of time, especially those that were widely exported, such as Corbucci's films with Nero; Sergio Sollima's political westerns The Big Gundown and Face to Face ; Enzo Barboni's Trinity comedies with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer (the Laurel and Hardy of the Italian west); and Tonino Valerii's elegiac My Name Is Nobody . They are like Sancho Panza to the out-of-date chivalry of the mid-1960s Hollywood western: noisy, invigorating carnival films in which over-familiar moments become unfamiliar. The Italian touches - as well as their relationship with Hollywood - are the most interesting, unusual and endearing elements. Other Italian westerns - the bad and the ugly, and those heavy on the bolognaise - have not weathered so well. But in the end, as Luciano Vincenzoni, the man who wrote some of Leone's best westerns and others besides, once said to me: "Those films created jobs for 10,000 people for 10 years."


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One of my favorite holidays is coming up. It's even better than Ground Hog Day. If you're like me, and you start getting spring fever on the first day of winter, you'll love this holiday, too.
Monday, February 20 is Northern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day. There are no presents to buy. No decorating to do. No baking to be done. No work involved at all. To celebrate, put on springy clothes, grab your sunglasses, a handkerchief or something similar, and go outside at 11:55 am. Look for the sun. Think about all the things you love about spring: warmer weather, flowers, thunderstorms, warmer weather, short sleeves, iced tea, warmer weather, etc. At high noon (local time) face the sun, wave your handkerchief, and call out, "Hoodie-Hoo! Hoodie-Hoo!" Yes! Out LOUD! This is no time for timidity. Just like when we were kids and our intense hand-clapping saved Tinkerbelle's life, our collective cries of "Hoodie-Hoo!" will chase away winter and usher in spring. So put your heart into it. Who cares if the neighbors stare and point over the fence? It's fun. And besides, they'll thank us soon enough.
Then get ready. Order that seed catalog. Sharpen your mower blades. Buy a new jar for sun tea. Spring is on its way. Target already has swimsuits in stock. They know it won't be long now before we'll all be spreading GrubEx and grass seed and listening for the ding-ding-ding of the ice cream truck. I can almost taste that cherry Bomb Pop now…
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For more information on Northern Hemisphere Hoodie-Hoo Day, and to see a few photos of past celebrations, visit http://www.wellcat.com/february/northern_hemisphere_hoodie.htm.


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Why Be Curious? Nùo Vermentino transports you to a pristine beach on the island of Sardegna, with the turquoise shimmer of the Tyrrhenian Sea in front of you and, perched on a cliff, a crumbling nuraghe, a conical and rough-hewn stone dwelling from the Bronze Age. Vermentino is Sardegna's most important white grape, and this one comes from Ogliastra, the most mountainous and least populous province in the region. Locals drink it unfiltered, and we want you to too. Sea salt, sage, basil, rosemary, cedar, with just a touch of fruit. Drink as an aperitivo on the beach, or wash down some fresh seafood or a hunk of Pecorino Sardo.
Produttore / Producer: The vineyards of Cardedu (car-DAY-do) are in the area of Ogliastra, the most mountainous and least populous province on the island; a land of turquoise shimmer and ragged-dry cliffs. Here on the southeast coast of Sardegna the Loi family grows and makes wines from the native varieties Vermentino, Cannonau, and Monica. Cardedu is one of the island's better known traditional producers. The Loi family doesn't think of itself as a natural wine producer; they are not in that hipster giro / circle. Yet all wines are fermented with native yeasts, and there's dry farming without use of herbicides or pesticides.
Cardedu 'Nùo' Vermentino di Sardegna
Vigna / Vineyard
Denominazione / Appellation: Sardegna.
Nome / Name: Rivoli.
Ettari / Hectares: 13.9.
Quota / Altitude: 250 m / 820 ft.
Suoli / Type of soils: Sandy decomposed granite.
Esposizione / Exposure: East.
Vitigni / Varieties: 100% Vermentino.
Età delle viti / Vine age: 8 years old.
Densità / Planting Density: 4960 vines/hectare.
Allevamento / Trellis system: Spalliera.
Data di vendemmia / Harvest date: Late August / early September.
Metodo di vendemmia / Harvest technique: Hand harvested.
Metodo agricolo / Agricultural technique: Lotta integrata (sustainable).
Resa / Yield: 5000 kilograms / hectare.
Cantina / Cellar
Lieviti / Yeasts: Native yeasts.
Fermentazione alcolico / Alcoholic fermentation: In stainless steel for six days at 15°C, with 6-8 hours of skin contact.
Élevage: In stainless steel.
Chiarificazione, filtrazione / Clarification, filtration: Unfiltered.
Zolfo / Sulphur: 106 mg/L total, 18 mg/L free.
Gradazione alcolica / Alcoholic %: 13.5%.
Tappo e bottiglia / Closure and bottle: Natural cork, 750 ml clear Bordeaux bottle.


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We said we would do it. And we did.
Today, NCLR and GLAD stood together and filed a federal lawsuit in D.C. challenging Trump's directive to reinstate a ban on transgender people serving in the military.
President Trump is attacking courageous soldiers who have dedicated their lives to serving our country. Thousands of transgender soldiers have come out in reliance on last year's policy permitting open service. As a result of Trump's recent directive, they have lost any security about their future service and face the loss of jobs, benefits, healthcare, and more. No one should be treated this way, much less those who have given their lives to military service.
Our plaintiffs serve in the Air Force, the Coast Guard, and the Army. Their years of service range from three years to two decades, and include tours in Iraq and Afghanistan. They deserve our support.
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Shopping center Kuukkeli
food, shopping, souvenirs and more; in the middle of Saariselkä, Inari …
Shopping centre Kuukkeli, with the surface area of about 3000 m2, is located in the centre of Saariselkä, Inari. The supermarket complex offers several services and products necessary for your need on your holidays.
Open: EVERYDAY from 9am to 9pm.
Address: Saariseläntie 1, 99830 Saariselkä.
Mobile: +358 44 363 972
Supermarket amenities
Daily household goods
Most area of shopping center Kuukkeli is occupied by the daily household products and food items like vegetables, fresh fruits, milk and meat products, soft-drinks, snacks, sweets and chocolate, cables and connectors, electronic items, stationary, and such.
Outdoor sports and activity goods
There is a section of supermarket has been specially separated for outdoor activities and sport items like hiking shoes, wind cheaters, camping knives, stove gas, headlamps, compass, ski waxes, hand warmers.
Gourmet products of Lapland
Be it either soaked items like reindeer meat, wild berries, lappish bread cheese, cloudberry syrup, wild berries juice, or dried items like smoked reindeer, blueberry powder etc, there are different gourmet product to choose in the supermarket.
Souvenirs, gifts and textiles
Want something special as a gift or for memory? Come visit souvenirs department located in the basement of the shopping center Kuukkeli. Items in department include decoration, arctic design products, winter garments, sports clothes, textiles, handicrafts, products made from reindeer fur and antlers.
Fast food and takeaway
Not into for meals and hungry for some fast food? The cafe also has pizzas, hamburgers, salads, special coffee and sandwiches to offer. There is a list of pizza and burger meals menu in display and list of pizza toppings in several language. You can eat on the spot or ask for a takeaway.
Home bakery
There is a Kuukkeli bakery in supermarket where bakers make fresh breads, pastries, pies, rolls and buns almost every morning. Come try our famous potato corn bread, smoked reindeer corn bread; or doughnuts like the giant doughnut, the raspberry doughnut, the cloudberry "pig" doughnut, and the ring doughnut. Now and then get surprises with bakers special items.
Restaurant Kuukkeli
Restaurant Kuukkeli is an all-round, moderately priced restaurant-café located at Saariselkä at the shopping center Kuukkeli. The restaurant-café serves lunch, dinner, traditional food of Lapland. You can either eat at cafe or have hot meals packed in handy microboxes, to take away to your place of accommodation.
Spirits and wine shop- ALKO
Coming from far and wondering if you need to carry own drinks? Don't worry, the spirit and wine shop (ALKO) located in the supermarket offers wide range or Finnish and international spirits and vast collection of multinational wines. For more information about this, please have a look at our ALKO service page.
Other facilities
WC – Public toilets
There are men and women toilets on the first floor and another one accessible to people with reduced mobility right next to the entrance of supermarket.
Wifi Connection
There is a fast WiFi network is available free of charge throughout the Shopping Centre. You can stay connected to your friends and family and use internet service in your convenience devices.
Cash dispenser – ATM
ATM-service has been taken out of service from 9th of January, 2019
Need cash? You will find a cash machine on the outside wall beside the main entrance of the shopping center Kuukkeli. The dispenser is open 24 hours a day.
Mobile phone and small device charging
Battery run out? Mobile phones and camera runs out of battery quickly in cold weather. We have a number of different charging points available for these situations in our cafe. If you didn't find points yourself, ask our staffs .
Photocopies and prints
You need an urgent print or duplicate of a document, or some other item? At additional charge, our staff at reception for Accommodation Kuukkeli can help you make a print or photocopy for you. Reception is located in the same building and accessible from the door where post-office is located in the supermarket. Please note print and copy depends on availability of our staff.
A post office
Do you need to send letters, packages or post cards to dearest ones during your holiday? On the lefthand side of the main shopping building, there is a separate door to the Saariselkä post office that is open on weekdays (Mondays to Friday) 09:00 to 17:00. Our post office is closed on weekends. You can check more information about our post office from its own page.
Car parking and caravan overnight spaces
There are about 5o parking spaces with in front and backside of Supermarket. Not many people know about parking space behind the shopping centre, which is mostly used by customers in some occasion. Parking is free to use by supermarket customers in daytime at their own risk.
Car heating points and overnight caravan parking.
Bringing your own car or staying overnight in you caravan? There is a limited number of heating space for cars or caravans for overnight parking. Place can be reserved at supermarket with an additional cost paid during reservation.
Mobile prepaid sim-card
Need to get a local number for use of during your stay? There is a possibility to purchase a new sim card with prepaid balance (which can be top-up later if needed) from the supermarket. The card has a balance which can be used to make calls as well as to use internet from your mobile phone.
Computer terminal
Need to check activities, bus timetables, or use internet for finding basic information, but don't have own computer? There is a desktop computer terminal with internet connection located in the seating area of restaurant kuukkeli. It can be used for free by supermarket customers for a limited number of time.
Taxi service
Public transport or buses timetable not suitable for your travel plans in Saariselkä? There is a taxi service in the basement of the shopping centre building which is also accessible from the backside door of the shopping centre. Taxi can be reserved on spot or be reserved for later. You can also call or send them email to book a taxi for pickup or drop to airport. More information at Taxi service page.
Bonus and service cards
Shopping center Kuukkeli accepts several member cards like k-plussa card and provide tax-free service:
Shopping center Kuukkeli at Inari, Saariselkä
Open: EVERYDAY from 9am to 9pm.
Address: Saariseläntie 1, 99830 Saariselkä.
Mobile: +358 44 363 972


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At UCF Health, we are committed to providing the very best medical care to the Greater Orlando community and strengthening community ties with the UCF College of Medicine. We provide both primary and specialty care from our two office locations and accept most major insurance plans.
Our Doctors Teach Doctors
Our physicians also teach at UCF's medical school, and care for patients using the collaborative, evidence-based practices they are teaching to tomorrow's doctors.
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In addition to medical expertise, you want a trusted, understanding physician to listen to your symptoms, feelings and health goals. At UCF Health, our dedication to quality patient care means we take the time to get to know you, not just your symptoms. UCF Health is nationally certified as a Patient-Centered Medical Home for its use of evidence-based, patient-centered care in a teamwork environment.
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We pride ourselves on treating the whole patient, not just their symptoms. As physician educators at the College of Medicine, our doctors work every day to train the next generation of doctors. Our physicians are innovators and researchers constantly seeking out better treatments for our patients. The college is committed to creating the nation's premier 21st century college of medicine and part of that commitment is to improve health care in our community.
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Some of China's most spectacular scenery lies along the course of the Yangtze River. For centuries, waterfalls and rapids made navigation treacherous, but since the completion of a series of 'mega-dams' in 2003, cruise ships have been able to sail all the way from Chongqing in the west to Shanghai on the eastern seaboard. The main incentive to make this superb journey is the chance to see the awe-inspiring 'Three Gorges' – a trio of deep trenches through the Wu mountain range. Numerous archeological sites also punctuate the route, the most scenic stretches of which can be covered in three to four days, depending on the direction of travel. For more on Yangtze Cruises, click here.
China's other popular cruising river is the Li, in Guangzi Province. A fleet of tourist vessels chug year round along a particularly beautiful section of this sinuous, slow flowing river between Guilin and Yangshuo, where a tract of towering limestone hills draped in greenery form one of the country's most iconic landscapes. You can also make shorter trips on bamboo rafts from Yangshuo, where 'cormorant fisherman' remain a common sight.
Other Destinations for River and Island Cruises
Talk to the Experts
At TransIndus we are committed to quality and determined to ensure every one of our clients enjoys the best holiday possible. Having lived or worked, and travelled extensively in their specialist countries, our consultants are experts whose advice can be depended on. To make an enquiry, call us on 0208 566 3739
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What is hypnotherapy and how does it work?
Deep relaxation quietens the conscious and allows the unconscious to focus and learn. This results in the potential to make healthy choices, let go of ingrained unwanted habits and unlearn unhelpful responses such as fear and anxiety.
How does a session start?
With a chat about your background - your life, your challenges, what you'd like to achieve. I will ask a few health and lifestyle questions and we'll talk about the small steps you can take to move along the path to improvement. The most important part of hypnotherapy is feeling at ease. Understanding and trust are vital to the process.
And then?
You'll be sitting in a comfortable chair. By giving you directions to do with breathing and relaxation, I will enable you to relax and move towards hypnosis – a comfortable dreamlike state where you are awake and conscious but very deeply relaxed and open to positive suggestion.
Then I will help you to respond differently to events or see troublesome issues in a different light.
How do I get back?
I will lead you back to full alertness gently. You may or may not remember what has been said. You will probably feel deeply relaxed, possibly a little tired, especially after the first session.
What next?
Practice makes permanent. You will receive a free recording of a session to reinforce our work together.
At each appointment we will focus on success and improvement, rather than going back over problems. This makes for positive, forward-looking sessions, with success on the horizon.
Can you guarantee it'll work?
No hypnotherapist can ever guarantee a miracle cure for any phobia or condition (if you find a therapist who says he can, run a mile!). Everyone is different. Some clients take longer to respond to hypnotherapy than others. And above all, you have to genuinely want to change for it to work.
All we can say is that we have many satisfied clients who have found our work with them beneficial.
How do I get in touch?
Check out the links to the left, use the 'get in touch' page, email me at firstname.lastname@example.com or call the number above.
Living with concerns about your health or lifestyle and doing nothing about them can make you feel miserable and hopeless. But you do already have the resources to change, locked inside your unconscious.
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Welcome to Art
Today is Sunday, March 29, 2020Welcome to the ART'RAGIOUS art room . Students will be exploring the Elements of Art as found in their classroom studies, their culture, and in their everyday lives. All grades will be starting with the understanding and utilization of line and color in their art work.Kindergarten will be exploring their knowledge of line by creating beautiful painting replicating the artistic style of the Navaho culture.First grade will begin with an introduction to the artist Paul Klee.Second graders will be creating 3D sculptures of playgrounds and /or familair landmarksAnd Third grade will start by exploring line and symetry found in their name sake.As the marking period progresses we will be observing lines and shapes in nature.Denise Lepre
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City Group have a team of qualified and skilled commercial plumbers who are able to carry out the most complex of tasks on a variety commercial plumbing systems. Whether it is a minor or major leak, asset replacement or a full mains conversion including full pipework installation, we can help.
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Recycle Cooking Oil
Recycle Cooking Oil!
You can recycle cooking oil at DPW in any household quantity.
Residents may recycle cooking oil with the following guidelines:
- Place used cooking oil in a plastic, metal or glass container and secure the lid.
- Do not contaminate used oil by mixing with other fluids.
- Do not place oil in the mixed recycling container.
- Bring the container to DPW during business hours if you want your container back or label it as cooking oil and leave at the recycle center
All too often cooking oil, deep-frying oil, fats, and grease are improperly disposed of by washing oil down the plumbing or by dumping it down the storm drain system. Improperly disposing of leftover frying oil can cause property damage, health hazards and environmental problems. Over time, oil and grease rinsed down the plumbing system builds up and eventually blocks the entire pipe, causing sewer back ups. As sewer pipes back up, sewage and food particles that accumulate can attract insects and other vermin and will create a potential health hazard. Clogged sewers will also lead to overflows. As sewage overflows onto the streets, it enters the storm drain system, where it is then carried straight into our local creeks and streams without any treatment. Polluted storm water runoff leads to costly maintenance and clean-up and could result in severe fines from state and federal regulatory agencies.
Oil does not belong in the trash or the sewer system. It creates problems. Besides, for every gallon of oil that is recycled, the U.S saves nearly the same amount of imported petroleum. Be good. Be clean. Be green.


text: There are laws in the universe that govern the way we experience our lives and they're in operation 24/7, 365, whether we know it or not, understand it or not, like it or not, just like gravity is in operation all the time. Valerie Sheppard says it doesn't matter what culture you're from or where you live on the planet. You are held by the law of gravity to the earth. Laws like the law of gratitude, the law of resistance, whatever you resist persists, whatever you're grateful for, you have end up having more to be grateful for, there are laws like that. When you work in harmony with the laws, then your life can be easier and you flow into success rather than struggling and striving up the mountain towards success. Valerie brings that energy into the world and she shares her book, Living Happy To Be ME, which outlines the four-step process to happiness. Valerie truly believes there is no other way to happy. The true, lasting happiness that never goes away comes from doing this dance with ourselves.


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Katy Perry Who Am I Living For with lyrics comment for song suggestions:)
Katy Perry - Circle The Drain New Song 2010 Teenage Dream
Good song, great message.
'How Soon Is Now?' as done by The Smiths
The full song cover of "How Soon Is Now?" by The Smiths, covered by Love Spit Love. Includes Charmed photo montage.
The opening credits from the first season of Charmed. The song is "How Soon Is Now" by the Smiths but covered by Love Spit Love.
Emily Osment from hannah Montana. No real relation to Charmed, but I really like this song.


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Making the inaccessible visible
Using state-of-the-art CCTV cameras our engineers are able to carry out CCTV Surveys to inspect drains, pipes and sewers. By having a CCTV Survey can help pinpoint accurately any structural problems and ensuring the most economical and cost effective method of repair is identified.
Reasons to use CCTV Surveys
More information
Enviroflow are always ensuring that they are completely up-to date with the very latest CCTV Survey technology. This way we can accurately pin-point any problems that you might have with your drains and pipe work. As we have the latest technology we can also supply you with a DVD of your CCTV Survey which will show you every inch of your drains, we will also provide a full written report.
There are a number of reasons to carry out a CCTV Survey on your pipes, they are perfect to find any build up of drains such as fats and greases. Additionaly a CCTV survey can help find areas of where a pipe might be broken and leaking. A CCTV survey is often carried out to find what root damage may have been caused by surrounding trees which can be very difficult to find without a CCTV Survey.
Comprehensive DVD report
Using the latest CCTV Survey technology, Enviroflow Management can supply you with a DVD of every inch of your drains, plus a comprehensive written report. All our camera findings are displayed on a screen along with its exact position within the pipe. These CCTV pictures, along with full written report for later fault analysis.