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All apartments at Cedarwood have their own private balconies with gas BBQ's on them and gas is provided free.
This 2 bedroom and 2 bathroom apartment sleeps a family or group of 4 people and boasts seperate living area and also laundry facilities.
This self contained apartment consist of:
two bathrooms,one with a washing machine and tumble dryer
- A seperate second toilet
- A kitchen which has a sink, bar sized fridge, toaster kettle, microwave, cook top, crockery cutlery and glass ware
- One bedroom with a splittable king size bed that can be split into 2 long singles if need be
- Second bedroom that has a queen sized bed and ensuite
- Seperate living area with TV and DVD player and stereo
- A balcony with a gas BBQ on it and gas provided
- And the views from the north side of the building are fantastic
Booking Terms and Conditions
Cedarwood Management Services strongly recommend that guests have ambulance cover and take out travel insurance for their holiday to Falls Creek. Aussie Travel Insurance offers cover for snow holidays so try them on 1800 888 448.
Once you decide to stay at Cedarwood you will be required to pay a 50% deposit when making your booking. Payments are usually made by direct deposit into our account over the internet, or with a credit card over the telephone (please note a 3% card fee is added to all amounts processed via EFTPOS). The remaining balance if your booking fee is due no less than 45 days prior to your arrival date at Cedarwood. Once again this is usually done via direct deposit or with a credit card over the telephone. If your arrival date is less than 45 days after the booking date you will be required to pay the full amount on booking unless other arrangements are made.
Cancellation Policy: Should for some reason you have to cancel your booking a cancellation fee of 15% of the total booking fee will be charged. If you cancel more than 45 days before your arrival date a full refund of the monies paid less the cancellation fee will be given. If you cancel less than 45 days before your arrival date a refund less the cancellation fee will only be paid if the apartment is filled for the period that you have booked it. If the apartment is filled for part of the booked period you will receive a partial refund less the cancellation fee. If the booking is not re filled no refund will be given.
No Snow Policy: in the event that during the designated snow season Falls Creek is unable to open 3 runs for snow sports our no snow policy comes into effect 48 hours prior to your arrival date. If we do not have 3 runs open for snow sports guests have the option at this point and only at this point and no later to transfer their booking to later that same season or to the following summer season. No transfer fee applies unless the dates are changed a second time or more and transfers are subject to availability.

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Kimbra and Gotye give Glee their 200th chart hit
The Glee cast has scored its 200th hit in the US pop charts.
The TV stars have managed the feat in a little under three years.
The first entry on the Billboard Hot 100 came in June 2009, when Glee's rendition of Journey's 'Don't Stop Believin'' shot into the top 10.
Darren Criss and Matt Bomer's revamp of Gotye's current US number one 'Somebody That I Used to Know' debuts at 26 on the new countdown, giving the show its 200th hit.
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Six weeks into the college lacrosse season, we've learned a lot about the teams vying for a chance to play on championship weekend. But as the weather heats up, so do the conference races -- where we separate the true contenders from the pretenders. This time of year is when good coaches earn their money; games are won or lost because of a team's preparation, game plan and scouting. April is when all of their hard work comes together. At the midway point of the season, here's a look at where we stand:
Which team is No. 1?
Syracuse took over the top spot this week, supplanting Virginia, which held on to No. 1 for just one week before losing to Maryland. The Orange are 8-1, with wins against Army, Georgetown, at Johns Hopkins and Loyola and the loss coming in overtime at the hands of the Cavaliers. While those wins came against talented teams -- one top-10 and three top-20 -- Syracuse doesn't play as tough a schedule as those teams in the ACC.
Right now, Duke is hands down the most talented team in the country. The stumbling blocks for the Blue Devils? Team chemistry and hubris. Trying to integrate the fifth-year seniors into the team -- while allowing the younger players to grow and take on leadership roles -- is a tough task for John Danowski. Duke's lone loss -- to Georgetown -- was the result of complacent defense. Because Duke's attack is so prolific, the Blue Devils don't sweat giving up a few goals. Against the Hoyas, the attack met a hot goalie in Miles Kass, and wasn't able to carry the team. What you do after a loss defines you as a team. Teams that move forward will be the ones you'll see on Memorial Day weekend in Foxborough, Mass.
Duke lost in the finals last season, but was emotionally drained from off-field events before it got to the championship game. That won't happen this season.
What have been the biggest surprises so far?
Maryland has to be one of the biggest surprises of the season. The Baby Terps are 7-2 despite experiencing a lot of turnover on defense, starting four freshmen on attack and playing one of the nation's toughest schedules. Maryland already has wins over Georgetown, North Carolina and Virginia. Maryland's two losses? Duke and UMBC -- the latter a game the Terps should have won. It's a much better start than anyone could have expected.
Army has also started the season at 7-2 -- and its two losses were by a goal apiece. This is the same team that finished the 2007 season on an eight-game losing streak. The Knights play a tough schedule that includes Duke and archrival Navy, a team they haven't beaten in the past 13 tries. Senior goalie Adam Fullerton leads a talented roster, and coach Joe Alberici's team is winning games by winning all of the major statistical categories.
Drexel turned the corner last year and has continued to move forward this season. The Dragons are making incremental improvements and are a tough opponent. Cornell, which sustained heavy graduation losses, has started the season at 7-1 (the lone loss was to UNC early in the season). If coach Jeff Tambroni can have another one- or two-loss season, he'll reserve a spot in the Hall of Fame.
What have been the biggest disappointments so far?
Possibly the most shocking record this season is Johns Hopkins' 3-4 mark. The defending champions had a top-10 defense last year and returned all but two starters. The Blue Jays rank among the worst defenses this season and the team is mired in a four-game losing streak with Duke up next on the schedule.
Albany's 2-5 record is a surprise thus far. The Great Danes have great upside, and I expect them to turn it around and contend for the America East automatic qualifier into the NCAA tournament. UMBC is having a good year, but Albany remains the class of the conference.
Who are the players to watch?
Duke's Matt Danowski, the reigning Tewaaraton Trophy winner (lacrosse's version of the Heisman), has to be considered the favorite at this point in the season. He'll have some competition from Syracuse's Mike Leveille, especially if the Orange continue to cruise, and from teammate Zack Greer. Should the race tighten up, Danowski will probably be on the outside looking in, because the committee will take into account his status as a fifth-year senior.
Other players to watch: Duke's Nick O'Hara, Maryland's Brian Farrell, Syracuse's Matt Abbott and Loyola's P.T. Ricci.
Who are the top rookies?
Virginia's freshman twins, Rhamel and Shamel Bratton, received most of the preseason publicity, but a few rookies on other teams have stepped up to make an immediate contribution. Among the best: Maryland's trio of Travis Reed, Grant Catalino and Ryan Young; Duke's Mike Manley; and Syracuse's John Galloway.
Who can we expect to see in the NCAA tournament?
It's too early to start playing bracketologist, but it's a safe bet to say the ACC will dominate the bids: Duke, North Carolina, Maryland and Virginia should all make the field of 16. Notre Dame, Syracuse, Georgetown and Cornell are on their way to punching tickets as well. The winner of the April 12 meeting between Army and Navy should also make the field. There is still plenty of lacrosse to be played, and this is fluid at best.
Now that spring is here, get outside and watch a game -- or if you can't get to a game, let it come to you. The ESPN family of networks is broadcasting over 40 games this season, including the NCAA tournament.
Quint Kessenich covers college and professional lacrosse for ESPN. He can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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150 years ago today, William Phillips Longmate married Fanny Oliver née Faxon. They were married on the 6th of December 1863, in the state of New York. It is not (yet) known exactly where. [1]
The source
William's grandson Arthur Enoch Longmate, tells about how it all came about:
William, a widower, lived in the old house at the rear. One morning, as often, he hitched up his horse and buggy and went for a trip. Charles became somewhat worried when his father had not returned by dark. Then late at night when he saw a light at the old house, he went out to investigate. His father met him at the door and said: "Come in, I want you to meet my new wife". Imagine his surprise, because there stood his own mother-in-law, Mrs. Fanny Oliver, now his stepmother. She was not only the mother of Charles; wife but also that of his brother William jr. It would appear that the Olivers were well-thought of by the Longmates.
This quote is from a narrative history, written by Arthur in 1953. It tells about William, his family, and his descendants. Their life in England, the emigration to America and also contains a genealogy. It was sent to me about a year ago by his great-great-great-granddaughter Beverly Bevis. (thanks Beverly!)
But where they really married in 1863? William's first wife Anne [2] had died only two months before, on 21 Oct 1863, and Fanny's first husband Daniel [1]died at the beginning of that year. And although they all knew each other very well, it does seem a bit soon.
Another clue is that Arthur starts this part of the story with:
When William was nearly ninety…
so according to this they were actually married about ten years later.
To make matters worse, the only source I have for this marriage is this book: "A History of the Faxon family, containing a genealogy of the descendants of Thomas Faxon of Mass." by George L. Faxon, published in 1880. The book is very well put together, and Fanny is a direct descendant of said Thomas, on page 151 we find the following:
She m. 2nd, Dec. 6, 1863, William Phillips Longmate, b. Dec. 21, 1785, son of Enoch and Frances (Phillips) Longmate. A farmer; residence, Millersport, N. Y.
He seemed to have gotten most of his facts right, and although this is not a primary source for this information, I have alway assumed it was the correct date. That is, untill I started writing this blogpost, re-reading that history by A.E. Longmate and putting the dates together…
Until I can find some other record about this marriage, it is not sure that they actually married on this day.
What do you think, is it 1863 or 1873, and what would you do to find that final piece of proof?
- [1] George L. Faxon, History of the Faxon Family (Springfield, MA, USA: Springfield Printing Co, 1880), page 151. ↩
- [2] Find a grave – Millions of cemetery records, Jim Tipton, founder [http://www.findagrave.com], 98575431 Glenwood Cemetery, Lockport, Niagara, New York, USA.


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Hot Toys has announced a new Star Wars: The Force Awakens 1/6th scale Rey in her Resistance outfit.
The figure is available for pre-order with arrival slated for somewhere between September and November, but here's hoping it's on display at Celebration and makes its way to SDCC.
The figure comes with her outfit from Ahch-To, her staff, Luke's saber, a blaster pistol, and a hexagonal figure stand with the Resistance's emblem.
It's pretty, but I kinda wish they'd hurry up and do Poe. Check out more pics below.
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Holly Montag Tries Stand-Up Comedy, Is Unintentionally Hilarious (VIDEO)
Life after The Hills can be pretty bleak. While her sister, Heidi Montag, is fully-inflated and looking to become a "mogul," Holly Montag is trying to get a Hollywood career going the old fashioned way: by doing stand-up at an open mic night in Los Angeles.
Holly was spotted at the Comedy Store in LA on April 6th, doing her very first stand-up performance at what appears to be an open mic night. Isn't being a D-list reality television star worth anything these days? Isn't there some sort of reality game show program on VH1 she can fall back on instead of being subjected to this unglamorous fate?
As for Holly's performance, it was pretty funny (if you think awkwardness is funny). She talked about all the types of alcohol she likes to drink after admitting that she was an alcoholic and then did the standard "lady comic" schtick of talking about tampons and periods and saying things like "girls, you know what I'm saying!?" when she wasn't getting a ton of laughs. But she was sure to plug her jewelry line, Coquette!
Holly also joked about her regrettable experience on the Hills, mostly talking about the pressure to be thin.
We can imagine that it is really difficult to do stand-up for the first time, especially when you are related to someone like Heidi (who appeared to be videotaping Holly's stand-up in the video below). Watch the video and let us know in the comment section below what you think of Holly's performance.


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Tunisia's interior minister Lotfi Ben Jeddou reported Wednesday that the government dismantled a plot by Salafi Muslims to "slice up" the nation into three Islamic emirates, according to the Associated Press. [2] The minister further stated that the government has made 300 arrests related to terrorism cases since he assumed office six months ago.
The minister's comments arrived Wednesday with the UGTT labor party announcement of nationwide protests scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday around the capital. Many citizens have accused the current Islamist-led government of failure in terms of cracking down on jihadists and addressing the social needs of the public. [3]
[1] http://www.syndigate.info
[2] http://www.dailystar.com.lb/News/Middle-East/2013/Sep-25/232548-minister-extremists-plotted-to-carve-up-tunisia.ashx#axzz2fuxKMB5M
[3] http://www.albawaba.com/news/tunisia-ugtt-ennahda--522268
[4] http://www.albawaba.com


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Nature- and architecture photographers know how important light is for magnificent shots. If the sun is high in the sky, the contrasts are too hard and the light is too flat. Ideal times however are dusk and dawn. Depending on the point of time, the light then is soft or warm, emphasizing the structures and shaping the motive details.
Tamron lancerer to nye objektiver, begge er vejrbeskyttede og har billedstabilisering samt PZD AF-motor. Begge er megazoom-objektiver, 16-300mm og 28-300mm, og den førstnævnte er designet eksklusivt til APS-C-formatet, mens 28-300mm objektivet passer både fuldformat og APS-C.
Photographer Mike Fuchs has a foible for snow and ice. On April the man from Berlin started his next polar expedition. He carries the Tamron SP 24-70mm F/2,8, with him, which has proven itself as a reliable partner in extreme conditions.
Tamron is developing an advanced new all-in-one™ wide-angle to telephoto zoom lens for full-frame DSLR cameras.
The previous two articles of our series "Image Structure" have dealt with the view frame and the (empty) space in a picture. In conclusion, it now gets a little less theoretical. In this article we want to inspire you to intensively deal with two main aspects of photography: Shooting distance and perspective.


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3 bedroom end of terrace house to rentCedar Court, Woodlesford, LEEDS, West Yorkshire
£650 pcm| £150 pw fees apply
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This modern three bedroom end town house is located within a popular development near to Woodlesford railway station, shops, pubs and within easy access to the M62 and M1 motorways. The house is nicely presented with neutral decorations and benefits from gas central heating and double glazing throughout. To the ground floor the property briefly comprises of a lounge, dining area with laminate flooring and patio doors leading to the rear garden. The modern kitchen has a gas cooker, cooker hood and plumbing for a washing machine. To the first floor are three bedrooms; two double bedrooms and one single bedroom and a modern bathroom with a white three piece bathroom suite and electric shower over the bath. To the rear is a well maintained enclosed rear garden with lawn and patio area To the front is dedicated parking for two cars. The property is offered unfurnished but the Landlord will furnish at an increased negotiable rent. Available 6 April . No DSS. Pets considered with extra deposit. Viewing strongly recommended.
Lounge (Reception)
Neutral decorations and carpeted throughout. Central Heating radiator.
Dining Room
Laminate flooring. Neutral decorations. Central Heating radiator. Patio door leading to the rear garden.
Vinyl flooring. Modern kitchen units. Neutral decorations. Gas cooker, plumbing for washing machine and space for fridge/freezer. Storage cupboard.
Bedroom One
Double bedroom with built in wardrobes, neutral decorations and carpet. Central heating radiator.
Bedroom Two
Double bedroom with built in wardrobes, laminate flooring, neutral decorations. Central heating radiator.
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Single bedroom with built in wardrobes, neutral decorations and carpet. Central heating radiator.
White bathroom suite with electric shower over bath and hand shower affixed to the bath taps. Tiled flooring and large mirror attached to the wall.
Rear enclosed garden with lawn and patio area. To the front are two dedicated parking spaces.
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Tuesday, November 20, 2007
VeganMoFo and the last "Pantry" experiment
This is the last meal of the great grocery experiment of 2007 as it is time to begin prepping Thanksgiving dinner and go grocery shopping!
This "Experimental Loaf" was made to see if it would work. It worked, so now I just need to tweak the thickness of the dough and change the filling so I can make a larger one for Thanksgiving dinner.
Basically it is a dough made with a mixture of vital wheat gluten, chickpea flour and whole wheat flour, rolled out, and spread with an herbed paste then rolled up and baked. When I tweak it to perfection, I will post the recipe.
Now I'm off to work, and after work...I'M GOING SHOPPING!
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Your experimental loaf looks so good Joni! I can only imagine how delicious your Thanksgiving dinner is going to be. So what else is on your menu?ReplyDelete
Happy Thanksgiving!
What is your recipe for the loaf?ReplyDelete
Ooooh, I can't wait to see your Thanksgiving spread!ReplyDelete
Something about "Experimental Loaf" keeps making me giggle.ReplyDelete
Amazing, Joni! How do you come up with such great stuff? (:ReplyDelete
Oh does anyone know where to get non dairy cheeses and soy yoghurt? I can't find any...
And what do you guys feel about Wholefoods? My aunt was thinking of taking me there but I heard it's expensive.
Oooo yum! I'm always after new foods to be eating (and the less soy in them the better for me ;)) This looks fabulous! I can't wait for a recipe!!ReplyDelete
It looks good and if anyone can tweak it, it's you! I finally got your book the other day. Yay!ReplyDelete


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Grilled Jamaican Jerk Chicken With Speecy Spicy Sauce
Recipe by Indigo
I had jerk chicken for the first time from a restaurant called "Flames" here in Boston, and, as is seemingly my mission nowadays, I wanted to find a way to make it at home. This is a recipe I've tweaked to my own personal tastes, but be warned, it is very VERY speecy spicy! So you may want to have some rice or fruit nearby to quench the FLAMES! I used my little Foreman grill, and the chicken turned out perfectly!
Top Review by iris5555
Great jerk chicken, though I didn't make it exactly as the recipe indicated. I had to add only a fraction of the habaneros and it was still plenty hot for this wimp. The chicken breasts I used were skinless; next time I would use skin-on for just a little additional moistness.
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Ingredients Nutrition
For chicken
- 6 tablespoons olive oil
- 5 habaneros, chopped (wear gloves or be careful not to touch your eyes, very painful!) or 5 scotch bonnet peppers, with seeds, chopped (wear gloves or be careful not to touch your eyes, very painful!)
- 2 scallions, green and white parts, chopped
- 1⁄4 cup dried thyme
- 1 tablespoon dry mustard
- 1⁄2 cup malt vinegar
- 4 garlic cloves, peeled, chopped
- 4 teaspoons ground allspice
- 2 teaspoons ground nutmeg
- 1 tablespoon kosher salt
- 1 tablespoon fresh ground black pepper
- 3 tablespoons dark rum
- 2 tablespoons water
- 12 skin-on boneless chicken breasts
For sauce
- 1 cup ketchup
- 3 tablespoons soy sauce
Directions See How It's Made
- Boil rum and 2 tablespoons water in small saucepan for 3 minutes.
- Transfer rum mixture to blender; add oil, chiles, scallions, thyme, dry mustard, vinegar, garlic, allspice, nutmeg, salt, and pepper, blend until smooth.
- Transfer 2 tablespoons jerk seasoning to small bowl; mix in ketchup and soy sauce to make sauce.
- Arrange chicken in large glass baking dish and coat on all sides with paste. Cover and refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours.
- Arrange chicken breasts on grill, skin sides down. Grill, turning once, until cooked through, about 7 to 9 minutes per side. (On Foreman grill, just do 8-9 minutes.) Transfer breasts to platter with rice or other accompaniment. Serve with hot sauce on side.


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It's the black eye the AFL doesn't need on its night of nights.
The scenario of Fremantle's Nat Fyfe polling the most votes in September's Brownlow Medal count, after being ruled ineligible over a head clash that many would consider an incident not worthy of a ban, would be giving AFL officials sleepless nights.
"There's a lot of scenarios for the Brownlow. I just hope I get most of the names right and there's a worthy winner," league chief Gillon McLachlan told reporters on Thursday.
AFL football operations boss Mark Evans has briefed club chief executives over potential changes to the league's match review panel (MRP).
Club bosses met in Melbourne on Thursday, when Evans outlined the prospect of fines replacing suspensions for lower-level offences.
The prospect of carry-over points being reformed was also raised.
"It was well received," McLachlan said. "Things can always be improved.
"Our position is we don't believe people should be missing weeks for trivial offences.
"And if that is happening now, as part of Mark's review, than that would have a flow-on effect to the Brownlow."
McLachlan said it was almost certain Evans would put a series of proposed MRP amendments to the AFL Commission for consideration.
McLachlan's comments came on the same day Brisbane coach Justin Leppitsch called for the tribunal system to be overhauled.
"To a man, most people think the consistency is not there and only because it's based around points and less common sense," Leppitsch said in Brisbane.
Leppitsch admitted the Lions were extremely fortunate not to have Daniel Merrett rubbed out for a late shot which broke the nose of Melbourne's Cam Pedersen.
Merrett was reported for his clumsy spoil, where his left forearm struck Pedersen well after the Demon marked the ball.
The MRP spared the burly key-position Lion, saying he had eyes for the ball and caught Pedersen in a legitimate spoiling attempt.
"I probably expected him to miss maybe one, maybe two from what I saw," Leppitsch laughed.
McLachlan defended the Merrett decision, saying he was not cited because he was deemed to have punched the ball first.
"Those sort of nuances and specific definitions are difficult for everyone to understand, coaches or whoever they are," McLachlan said.
Merrett's controversial escape came when the MRP charged Geelong star Steve Johnson with kneeing Scott Thompson in the ribs before the Cats successfully contested, with the three-man tribunal finding insufficient force.
There's also been a furore surrounding the two-week suspension of Richmond's Reece Conca.
Conca lashed out at Giants youngster Devon Smith as he was heading for the interchange bench while Fyfe, scratched from Brownlow Medal contention, suffered the same punishment for accidental high contact on the Suns' Michael Rischitelli.


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Carnival Legend - Western Caribbean: Carnival Legend Cruise Review by cathyandasia
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Carnival Legend - Western Caribbean
Destination: Western Caribbean
Embarkation: Tampa
We flew into Tampa the day before, since we are from the west coast - stayed at the Hampton Inn Suites in Ybor City. This hotel was extremely clean and provided a free shuttle to the terminal in the morning. Also had free breakfast.
After a short but full shuttle ride, we waited in line for about 30 minutes before they opened the terminal for processing guests. It was hot, but we didn't mind and met some people in line that we were able to connect with throughout the cruise. Checking in was painless and we were in the first group to get on the ship - about 11:30.
We knew we had to wait to get to our cabin, so we went to the Lido deck to have some lunch. The buffet was big, with so many options, we were a little overwhelmed at first, but once we got the 'lay of the land' we knew exactly where to go for the food we liked best.
We got to our More cabin a little early and almost immediately had a knock on our door from Antonio, our room steward. He took great care of us throughout the week, and took care of special requests in record time. Extra hangers? No problem. Towels? Sure! His assistant Randy was also great - always greeting us in the hall with a smile and a 'have a nice day!' He won the employee of the month award while we were on board and we couldn't have agreed more with choosing him.
Our first dinner in Truffles was a bit uncomfortable. We were at a long table for eight and were the first people seated there. The next couple that came along sat clear at the other end of the table. Okay - so that's awkward. Another couple came along and sat next the the first couple, so there was still a set of chairs between us. We visited a bit, but didn't enjoy the meal much and felt a little shunned. The food was amazing, however, and Wilbur, our waiter took extremely good care of us. Fortunately, the next day we met a couple who had had a similar experience and were immediately accommodated by the the staff when we asked if we could be seated together from then on. We moved to a table for 6, with another couple who were 'expert' cruisers and shared lots of great information with the four of us who were all first time cruisers. Our meals were always pleasant, served to us by Johnny and Yozef. LOVED the dancing every night. And the food was always wonderful - even if we got something we didn't care for, because it was replaced with lighting speed with another selection.
The ports of call: Grand Cayman: We chose to go off on our own in this port and had a lovely day. We took a cab to go to 'Pure Art' - a small gallery with local art. It was a great little shop... we did get there an hour before it opened due to the discrepancy between ship and island time, but we just walked up the road a bit to "Smith Cove" where we beachcombed, looked in tide pools and took lots of pictures while we waited. This is a lovely little beach area that we had all to ourselves. After Pure Art, we walked back into town, then caught a cab to Sea Grape, at the far end of Seven Mile Beach. We changed into our swimsuits there and enjoyed the warm waters and white sands... amazing! We decided to walk down the beach a ways to see the different resorts, and ended up walking the entire distance back into town. I wouldn't recommend this, as it was a LONG way - but it worked for us and gave us 'permission' to not feel guilty about all the food we were eating on board!
Cozumel: We had booked Nachi Cocum through Island Marketing. AMAZING! Over the course of the whole day there were maybe a total of 20 guests there - and at least 8 staff. Most of the time it was just my husband and I with three other couples. We were totally pampered. All the drinks we wanted and AMAZING mexican food - the nachos and fajitas were incredible. The pool was beautiful and clean, the beach pristine, the grass umbrellas large enough to keep us dry through a brief but intense rainstorm, and the bathrooms well stocked and clean. We negotiated with Leonardo, a local who came around asking if we wanted to snorkel and managed to get a great afternoon of snorkeling two different reefs for $30 apiece. We saw tons of fish, and even a manta ray. I did get stung quite a bit at the second reef, but cannot blame anyone for that... We shared cabs both to and from Nachi Cocum - it was $12 regardless of how many people were in the cab.
Belize: We booked cave tubing through cavetubing.com. Wow. What a fun, well organized and incredible experience that was. There were 11 people total in our group... after a scary but entertaining bus ride through Belize (during which we were instructed and informed by the hilarious Keith) we arrived at the park where the caves are. We got our tubes and began our hike. The paths are clear and we were able to pass two HUGE groups of people from the cruise ship's excursions. Once we got to the river, Keith and the other tour guide linked us up into chains and began our trip down the river. The water was refreshing, the jungle beautiful and the guides amazing. We came upon yet another huge group of cruise-booked tubers who were basically left on their own to navigate the caves - all the while we were being pulled along by Keith. We never once had to get out of our tubes, because Keith knew the river so well and could always find the deeper parts to pull us through. These guys earn their money! It was a beautiful, relaxing day.
Costa Maya: We hadn't booked anything here and were thrilled to be able to spend the day with our cruise/dinner buddies. We took the bus to Mahajual for $3 apiece... wandered the town a bit, bought some silver, got amazing $20 massages (for a FULL hour!) and shopped some more. We bought terrible margaritas at Charlie Brown's - and were ripped off when he brought us a plate of nachos he said were included with our drinks, but ended up on our bill... also - our friends tried to pay with a $10 bill that had the teeniest bit torn off the corner and they wouldn't take it. No one in town would accept that torn $10 bill. So be sure your money is in good shape before you head into Mahajual. We headed back to the 'carnival' part of the port - too loud and the pool was absolutely disgusting... so much sunscreen and slime in it I could barely make it back from the swim up bar without gagging. Maybe earlier in the day it's clean, but by the time we got there, it was gross and we opted to go back to the ship and relax there than with the slimy pool and noise of the port area.
Sea days were fun, with lots of activities. On board entertainment was laughable at times, and decent at others. We now understand what Simon Cowell is referring to on American Idol when he says "It was like some ghastly cruise ship entertainment!" It wasn't terrible, but it certainly wasn't the best entertainment I'd ever seen.
The Legend is an extremely clean and well maintained vessel. The staff is stellar. The food was delicious and well presented. We'd sail on her again in a heartbeat. Less
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Texas Lawmakers Adjourn Without Passing Transgender Bathroom Access Bill
Gay Porn Star Colby Keller Says He Voted For Trump Because U.S. Democracy Is 'A Farce'
Fox News Contributor Star Parker Equates Confederate Flag With Rainbow Flag
Danny DeVito Film 'Curmudgeons' Among Those Competing For Iris Prize
JOHNSON'S Celebrates Guncle's Day
Aaron Carter Would Ask Tom Hardy, Adam Lambert On A Date
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Wednesday
that an anti-gay church has the legal right to picket military
funerals, CNN reported.
The Topeka, Kansas-based Westboro
Baptist Church claims it protests the funerals of fallen soldiers
with signs that read "Thank God for dead soldiers" and "AIDS
cures fags" because their deaths are the price America pays for its
acceptance of "the sin of homosexuality."
In an 8-to-1 vote, the court said that
the group had a right to promote its message, upholding a 2008
federal appeals court ruling which reversed a lower court decision
that awarded millions of dollars to the father of a fallen Marine,
who had sued the church claiming emotional distress.
"Speech is powerful. It can stir
people to action, move them to tears of both joy and sorrow, and –
as it did here – inflict great pain. On the facts before us, we
cannot react to that pain by punishing the speaker," Chief Justice
John Roberts said in writing for the majority.
Albert Snyder sued the small church in
2007 after it picketed the funeral of his son, Matthew Snyder.
Roberts added that the Snyder family
was not a "captive audience" to the church's protests.
"Westboro stayed well away from the
memorial service. Snyder could see no more than the tops of the
signs when driving to the funeral. And there is no indication that
the picketing itself in any way interfered with the funeral itself,"
Roberts wrote.
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I'm an INFJ personality, according to the Myers-Briggs test...meaning I'm an introvert with an overactive imagination and a penchant for wanting to counsel others.
While I'm listed as 'bisexual' here, I'm actually pansexual (rough translation: I'm attracted to people, not specific genders). Sadly, OKCupid doesn't have an option for that yet.
Just so everyone is clear--I'm in a loving and dedicated relationship, and I'm certainly not looking to start a new one. I'm aware this won't make me very popular on a site like OkCupid, but it'll hopefully weed out people who are just looking for sex. That's not why I'm here.
My boyfriend has a profile here, as well, and is also looking for friends. :D Reidiest's Profile
If you're interested in the fandom side of things and want to see more of what I'm all about, have a look at my Tumblr!
Warning: gratuitous feelings.
Outside of work, you'll find me volunteering for Historic Interpretations, a Raleigh-based reenactment group which specializes in the 16th-18th century time period. I have several friends in the SCA, as well, but I've never had the time or inclination to join, myself.
In addition, I'm considering going back to school to learn a trade...in this case, Esthetics and make-up artistry. It's something I enjoy doing--particularly helping others feel better about themselves via skincare, and bright, fun make-up looks as well as stage make-up.
--Costume Design
-- Make-up application, both standard and stage
--Remembering pointless trivia, particularly if it involves the works of J.R.R. Tolkien ...that "other" language in the sidebar? That would be Quenya. I can do bits of Sindarin and Dwarvish, too.
--Navigation. I somehow wind up as the designated map-holder/navigator on almost ever trip I take. I'm not sure how this happens.
--Reminding people of just how amazing they are
--Making a fool of myself for the sake of humor
I'm rather outgoing, if somewhat awkward about it--I usually answer smiles and waves, and can start a conversation with almost anyone.
--For the people who have messaged me saying "lolol that's not what i noticed first NICE BOOBIES" like it's clever and original, here's a hint:
It's not.
It's sexual harassment, not to mention piggish, chauvinist bullshit. You might want to think long and hard about why it is you're still single.
-The Silmarillion, followed by Tolkien's other works
-The Wheel of Time series by Robert Jordan
-The Mage Tower trilogy by Mercedes Lackey
-Tamora Pierce
-Megan Whalen Turner
-Neil Gaiman
-Terry Pratchett
I'm always reading something!
-The Lord of the Rings
-Thirteenth Warrior
-How to Train your Dragon
-Secret of Kells
-The Princess Bride
-Robin Hood: Men in Tights
-Kingdom of Heaven
-Wreck-it Ralph
-The Hobbit
I don't currently have cable, but I do enjoy watching educational TV from time to time. UNC-EX has some decent programming--travel shows, science and history documentaries, etc.
-Blind Guardian
-Nightwish (mostly old, but some new)
-Cu Dubh
-Florence + the Machine
-Medieval Baebes
-Heather Dale
-Loreena McKennitt
-Gaelic Storm
I love music in most of its forms, but I have a special love for
symphonic metal and celtic/folk music.
I'm adding Video Games as a list, too--it's not as long as the others, but I do have my favorites:
-The Elder Scrolls (Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim--I was late to the party, so I missed the earlier games)
-Dragon Age: Origins and Dragon Age II
-Fable, Fable II and Fable III
-Guild Wars II
...Are we noticing a trend yet? Good. ~
As for food? I like food. A lot. Especially meaty things, like
bacon, burgers, and a nice rare steak. I'm also partial
to Mediterranean and Middle-eastern food, as well as Thai, Indian....
Ffff, too many things to list here.
-My friends
-Renaissance faires
-Having a pet in my life
-Halloween and other excuses to dress up
-Music in all its forms
-If you read (and liked) the Silmarillion!
-If your idea of fun involves garb and 16th-century drinking songs, among other things.
-If you actually read this profile, and want a like-minded friend in the Cary/Raleigh area.


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COUNCILLORS say they will not be bullied into a decision over the future of the former Elvian School site in Southcote.
Taylor Wimpey was refused permission to build 193 homes on the site last October, on grounds that the land was still needed for educational use, and the developer has lodged an appeal to be heard on September 9.
But a letter read to Reading Borough Council planning applications committee last Wednesday from Geoff Armstrong, director of Armstrong Rigg Planning, acting for Taylor Wimpey, threatened to claim compensation if it loses the appeal and councillors continue to back West Reading Education Network's (WREN) scheme to open a free school on the Elvian site.
He claimed the Education Funding Agency (EFA) is acquiring the DEFRA site in Wensley Road, Coley Park, on behalf of WREN, which wants to open its free secondary school in September next year, and therefore the primary reason for refusal is no longer valid.
Mr Armstrong added: "However in the event that the council sought to defend the reason for refusal number one at appeal the appellants would be forced to consider making an application for an award of costs."
The committee agreed with chairman Cllr Pete Ruheman's suggestion that the decision be deferred to its next meeting on September 4, but he added: "The Elvian is potentially a very good school site and I think we would be absolutely wrong to give in to this bullying we are being subjected to."
Gareth Ford, premises team leader for WREN, insisting that the Elvian site is still its preferred location, said: "We have put a lot of time and effort into this appeal. The Coley Park site is a reasonable second choice, but we are committed and chasing the option of securing the Elvian site."
Borough education and children's services leader, Cllr John Ennis, stressed that losing the Elvian site would put pressure on the council to meet the rising demand for secondary school places and he said: "The surplus is going down and the demand is going up. That the land is needed for educational use is still very much the case."


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Saland And Paulin Announce Bill To Protect Children From Sexually Graphic Communication
Senator Steve Saland (R, I,C Poughkeepsie) and Assemblywoman Amy Paulin (D, Scarsdale) today announced a bill designed to close what has been described as a loophole in existing law and protect children from sexually explicit communications. The bill, (S.748/A2012) responds to a recent court decision in which the use of sexually explicit language by a child predator, as distinguished from sexually graphic images, did not constitute the crime of disseminating indecent material to minors.
Senator Saland and Assemblywoman Paulin were joined by Westchester County District Attorney Janet DiFiore and the District Attorneys Association of New York President Michael Bongiorno, who both strongly advocate for the bill.
"An offender who violates the law with either words or images should be prosecuted for the crime of disseminating indecent material to minors," said Senator Saland. "Given the significant volume of child exploitation and abuse stemming from computer usage, this legislation is crucial in order to eliminate this dangerous loophole and prosecute those who seek to circumvent the intent of the law. Most importantly, this legislation will do more to protect our most vulnerable citizens -- our children."
"Predators do terrible harm to children through communicating sexually explicit images," said Assemblywoman Paulin. "Tragically, investigators and prosecutors can cite numerous examples of minors who have been exposed to pedophiliac behavior on the Internet. When a young child is subjected to graphically written solicitations and descriptions of sexual acts while on-line, such exposure is often more frightening than if the victim were sent an image. I look forward to working together with Senator Saland to see this bill signed into law."
"There must not be any loopholes in the law when it comes to protecting children from sexual offenders," said Senator Vincent Leibell. "This critical legislation aims to end the vile method which predators use to communicate with children and continues our efforts of ensuring that our laws meet the ever changing world of technology."
"Law enforcement must be constantly aware of and be able to adapt to our rapidly changing world," said Westchester County District Attorney DiFiore. "By amending the current Disseminating Indecent Material to Minors law to make it clear that words as well as images are obscene, we can more effectively prosecute the criminals who are using the Internet to exploit and abuse young children."
"This amendment will protect children from the numerous sexual predators who use the Internet to exploit and abuse children, said District Attorneys Association of New York State President Bongiorno. "Closing this loophole in the law has been the top priority of the District Attorneys Association and I, and other District Attorneys have worked with the legislature to promote this amendment so that law enforcement is in the best possible position to protect children."
The increased use of the Internet has led to a dramatic increase in use of computers in crimes against children. Many child predators use computers in some cases to lure children into sexual acts. Oftentimes, children start out in what they think are innocent conversations, only to gradually be harassed or seduced by predators though explicit language that leads to sexual acts or the offender's own sexual excitement.
The need for this legislation stems from a recent court decision dismissing charges against a defendant who went on-line and typed graphic, sexual propositions to a New York City detective, posing as an underage boy. Under a law adopted in 1996, it is illegal to have communications with a minor that "depict sexual conduct." The defendant claimed that words were not depictions, and that a loophole exists in current law. Legislation intended to ensure that no such loophole exists, passed the Senate last year.


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Australians who fled for their lives from bushfires faced the trauma on Friday of returning to see if they still had a home, as firefighters battled worsening conditions to douse more than 100 blazes.
After two days of cooler weather, heat and high winds returned to much of the country as fire crews tackled the infernos that have been burning for a week, 14 of them out of control in the most populous state of New South Wales.
The southern island state of Tasmania has been hardest hit, with more than 100 homes razed, most in the fishing village of Dunalley which was completely cut off by the fires, forcing some residents to make dramatic escapes by boat.
The worst-affected areas have been in virtual lockdown since the fast-moving flames wrecked devastation a week ago, and townspeople are only now making the harrowing journey to inspect the damage.
Many have no idea whether their houses are still standing and with smoke still billowing overhead, police warned fires remained active in the area as emergency crews worked to clear roads and restore electricity supplies.
"It must be remembered that some of these people don't know whether they have lost their homes, whether they've been badly damaged or saved from the fire," police commander Peter Edwards told reporters.
"It's important that those without a genuine need to access the peninsula don't try to do so, as it will only slow progress for the residents who are obviously very anxious to return to their homes."
Tasmania's chief health officer, Roscoe Taylor, said residents would need to wear disposable overalls and masks to protect against risks such as asbestos dust as they search through the debris.
Counselling services would be available as families come to terms with what they might find, while media were asked to stay away to protect residents' privacy.
"It can be very traumatic when you go back and see the house you lived in, the street you lived in, the town you lived in, has been so fire affected," said acting Tasmanian police commissioner Scott Tilyard.
Total fire bans were in place across New South Wales and Victoria states, as well as the Australian Capital Territory which surrounds Canberra, with the mercury set to hit the low to mid-40 degree Celsius range (above 104 F).
"We've obviously got severe fire danger," NSW Deputy Rural Fire Service Commissioner Rob Rogers said.
"On the back of those very warm days the vegetation is very dry and all we need is sparks and we will have a fire going."
Despite the fires that have raged across south-east Australia, only a handful of homes have been destroyed outside of Tasmania, although thousands of head of stock have died and more than 350 000 hectares (865 000 acres) of land scorched.
Wildfires are a fact of life in arid Australia, where 173 people died in the 2009 Black Saturday firestorm, the nation's worst natural disaster of modern times. - Sapa-AFP


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(WBIR) Military families and volunteers spent Saturday morning commemorating the sacrifices of fallen heroes by placing holiday wreaths at the graves of veterans.
The tribute to veterans is part of the "Wreaths Across America" effort which began in 1992.
More than 700 wreaths now line graves at East Tennessee Veterans Cemetery, according to wreath coordinator Bernice Koprince, whose son died while serving in Iraq.
She said the annual tradition is important because her biggest fear is that her child's life will be forgotten.
"If we don't honor those that have served and those who have fallen, then we will not carry the legacy on and teach our children what a great nation we live in," Koprince said.
She said the event also helps support military families during the difficult holiday times.
In total, enough money was raised this year for more than 2,000 wreaths to be added to the graves of Knox County veterans.


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The 40-year-old supermodel allegedly made out with 27-year-old art dealer Vito Schnabel who was with Moore in 2012.
It did not take long for Heidi Klum to fall in love again. The 40-year-old supermodel, whose split from her bodyguard Martin Kirsten was revealed last month, is reportedly dating art dealer Vito Schnabel, who is 13 years old her junior.
Klum and Schnabel were allegedly seen making out at Bootsy Bellows in Hollywood on Saturday, February 8 night. "They were all over each other," a source told Us Weekly. "They were making out on the dance floor. They are definitely an item."
Klum was seen in an all-black ensemble, wearing a sheer top, leather jacket, mini-skirt, fishnet stockings and stilettos. Schnabel, who is the son of artist Julian Schnabel, went with a gray sweater, black pants and tennis shoes. They were not photographed together outside the club, but things got hot between them inside.
"You could tell that they were in the moment. He got there earlier and got everything set up, then she came and it was pretty hot and heavy right from there," an insider told Us. "They were making out almost all night and stayed there almost until close. They were both enjoying themselves."
Schnabel is known for his taste in older women. He previously dated Demi Moore in 2012 after her split from husband Ashton Kutcher.


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" Brand: L'Occitane / Texture: Cream / Type: Hand Cream / Suitable for: Hand "
I have suffered from dry skin on my hands for many years now. I had tried practically every cream on the market but none were particularly effective as they were too thin and runny and my thirsty skin would suck up the cream like a sponge and be covered in dry patches within minutes! That was until I discovered the L'Occitane range of hand creams a few years ago and I haven't looked back since! The ones that are formulated with shea butter really seem to help my hands and leave them soft, smooth and supple again. I have been trying out the different scented hand creams over the last couple of years and have come across some real winners, including this one.
Although they are great for my hands, I do find that the L'Occitane creams are a little pricey at £8.00 for a 30ml tube. For this reason I tend to wait for the sales around Christmas or visit my local outlet village in Bicester to stock up on reduced price hand creams. On a visit to my local branch of L'Occitane during the Christmas sales last year they had small packs of 5 30ml hand creams on sale for £20 - at £5 a hand cream this was a bargain I could not ignore! I am quite fussy about scents that creams have so when I noticed that the packs had 2 Magical Leaves hand cream, which I hadn't tried before and there was no tester around, so I was a little wary of buying a cream that I may not like. Luckily the helpful sales assistant offered to swap one or both of the Magical Leaves hand cream for another scent. I decided I would just swap one tube and give the Magical Leaves cream a twirl - and I am really glad I did!
I only got around to using the Magical Leaves hand cream a couple of months ago as I worked my way through the other creams first. Like all other L'Occitane hand creams this is housed in a silver metallic tube with a black screw on lid. This does distinguish it from other hand creams on the market and makes it look like a classy product, but I have found in practice that the lid can be a little fiddly to open and close, particularly immediately after the cream has been applied. Unfortunately it also tends to come undone when I carry it around in my bag. The front of this particular tube is coloured light green with a silver wand on the front and has the product name written in both English and French. The cream is enriched with shea butter, along with other skin softening ingredients including sweet almond oil, sunflower seed oil and coconut oil. What are the magical leaves I hear you ask? Well there are several leaves in the list of ingredients including verbena, hazel tree leaf, rosemary and citriodora (lemon myrtle) all of which have skin nourishing properties.
Squeezing the tube releases a white coloured cream. In comparison to some of the other varieties of L'Occitane creams this is thinner, but not particularly runny. I was a little sceptical as to how effective this was going to be as it didn't look rich enough for my dry hands. I massaged a 5p sized blob onto my hands which absorbed into my skin effortlessly and as it did so released its delicious lemon, zesty scent. It really smells light and fresh and is one that is perfect for summer months. Once absorbed, my skin feels soft, smooth and supple, and quite surprisingly this effect lasts for a couple of hours - no parched skin within a few minutes of applying, which is great! It doesn't leave my skin feeling heavy or greasy and I can get back to my everyday tasks within seconds of applying this hand cream.
I always like to know a little about the company that I purchase cosmetics from in terms of their ethics and 'naturalness' of their products. L'Occitane was founded in 1976 by Olivier Baussan, at the age of 23, who wanted to create products that captured the tradition and values of his childhood in Provence. They pledge to use natural, active ingredients that are organic where possible and are sourced largely from Provence or the Mediterranean. Having said that, the list of ingredients on the back of the tube still contains a fair amount of chemically sounding names, so it's not as natural as I would like! The shea butter however is sourced from Burkino Faso in Africa and L'Occitane have been working for a number of years with the women of the village as part of a co-development programme. As part of this L'Occitane purchase shea butter directly from the women in the village which ensures that they get a fair price for it, which is an initiative I am quite impressed with.
L'Occitane also state that none of their products are tested on animals and neither are any of the ingredients that are sourced to make their products. All the products are suitable for vegetarians and vegans, with the exception of the beehive products containing honey or Royal jelly. Further information is available on their website. This deserves a special mention as I found the site extremely interesting. There is a section which contains details of each of the ingredients used in L'Occitane products, what their role is and which products contain them.
Overall I am very impressed with this hand cream from L'Occitane which does a great job at keeping my hands soft and supple, without being too greasy and smells amazing too. The only downsides are the cost - at full price this is quite expensive and the fact that this is a limited edition product, and is already quite difficult to get hold of. L'Occitane if you're reading this 'Please bring this one back (and my other favourite the Hibiscus flower one too!)!


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TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 Releases Kettlebell Workout Routines
This complete writing help you know clearer about TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 with 5 sections below:
- What Is TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0?
- What Will You Learn From TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0?
- How Much Does TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 Cost?
- What Will You Receive From TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0?
- Is It Guaranteed That TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 Will Work For You?
What Is TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0?
TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 released by Chris Lopez, a certified turbulence trainer. It is a brand new e-book that guides users on how to get in shape efficiently. It is a unique system that encourages people to make use of kettlebell workouts to help them get rid of fat quickly.
If you used to apply many tricks to reduce stubborn fat, but you just received terrible failure, then I personally think that you should try TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0. It can be considered that if you apply this system at home and practice it every day, you will not need to spend time, money, and efforts going to gyms to burn your dreadful fat quickly. In fact, within just a few weeks, you will see your extra fat gradually disappears, and you will feel much more confident.
What Will You Learn From TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0?
The workouts introduced in this system allow people to get desirable results within only a few weeks. The author has designed this system that allows people to spend just 3 short periods of time every week, and the fat problems will be addressed totally. The TT Kettlebell Revolution v2.0 program is an effective fitness course that teaches learners how to execute every type of fitness exercises. These kettlebell workout routines are ideal for people of all ages, and author Chris Lopez offers a specific program that is especially tailored for women. When you are familiar with the kettlebell training process and get accustomed to how much energy you can get, it will become much easier for you to split a timetable for the workout routine.
If you are a beginner to kettlebells, the simple audio instruction will give you all knowledge that you need to discover.
In brief, if you desire to burn fat and get better physique, TT Kettlebell Revolution v2.0 may be one of the smartest choices for you.
For more subjective analysis about TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0, you should watch this video
Besides, our website also provides other reviews and writings that guide you on how to keep fit and get in shape. You can check out: Ageless Mobility, The Ultimate Leg, Butt, Hip, Thigh Makeover, or The Super Hero Workout to get more knowledge about this issue.
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Ordering TT Kettlebell Revolution V2.0 today, you will get a lot of valuable things, such as:
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– The Turbulence Training Kettlebell Revolution Fat Loss Workouts
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Now, after reading my TT kettlebell revolution V2.0 review, you should make your own decision! If you want to ask something about my overview above, just feel free to leave your comments below. I think you should try these kettlebell workout routines to get in shape quickly.


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Shield Skins provides the ultimate full body and screen protection for your Apple iPhone 6s Plus. The material used to protect the phone is the same material the military uses to protect their helicopter blades from debris. This makes your fragile, brand new iPhone protected from anything thrown its way as you go about your daily life. Simply put, this iPhone screen protector makes sure your investment stays in perfect shape.
Each cell phone screen protector provided by Shield Skins is custom designed to fit the iPhone 6s Plus (or any phone you currently have). It is extremely important for a cover to fit a phone snug, or it becomes useless. They also need to be durable. If people are expecting to get two years of their phone, they should also expect two years at the very least from their protection. Shield Skins like this body and screen protector can have plenty of life left even when it is time for your phone upgrade.
When you put this screen protector and cover to work after a drop or accident, Shield Skins products like this one utilize self-healing properties to make it as good as new. This is a great feature since it is inevitable to have minor accidents from time to time when you carry your phone around everywhere. Instead of worrying, the cover makes it look like nothing happens.
To top things off, this antiglare screen protector is clear and invisible, meaning everyone can see the beauty of the iPhone instead of an oddly colored case. After all, people buy Apple products in part because they look good. If you can protect your phone and keep the same look of the phone thanks to invisible coverage, you have the best of both worlds. Shield Skins provides the best screen protector on the market at a competitive price.


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Welcome to the ineedhits Search Engine Marketing blog, where we share the latest search engine and online marketing news, releases, industry trends and great DIY tips and advice.
Facebook has confirmed that they are testing a feature which allows people to communicate privately with Facebook Pages owners through the message option.
However, it appears that this is currently only available in Asia.
This new feature is enabled when a user wants to send a direct message to any particular Facebook page and they don't necessarily have to be a fan of the page. …
We have some great news for businesses… Google has just announced the launch of business pages on Google+ (similar to Facebook business pages).
Businesses can create their own pages by visiting the following link http://plus.google.com/pages/create. With a similar look and feel to Facebook pages, these Google+ pages are another way businesses can reach out to their current and potential customers.
Although only launched on …
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It's not a new idea: Pregnancy and birth are powerful, transformative experiences. But I believe this power to transform happens every single time you're preparing to become a parent, whether it's your first time or your fifth!
Each of my pregnancies and births taught me and transformed me anew. The focus is usually on how much the first experience of pregnancy and birth transforms a woman into a mother. And this makes sense: the first time you do anything, makes the biggest impact. Everything's new and it ends up feeling like all the really big stuff happens the first time.
But, actually, each time we say yes to becoming a parent – biological, adoptive, even if the pregnancy ends in loss – the decision to become a parent marks the start of the transformation process.
Growing up, I would have been considered a "tom-boy." Even though I was quite comfortable in my body (I liked being a girl!) and I was solid in my heterosexuality (I really liked boys!) I've never considered myself to be super feminine.
My imaginary friend as a preschooler was a baseball-loving boy named Michael. If you were looking for me I'd probably be outside climbing trees or catching crawdads in the lake. I hated dolls and never played with them (the irony of this is not lost on me!) and I'd much rather play soccer or football with the boys than do anything else with the girls. And while all of these might be pretty stereotypical examples, they're all true.
As a kid, I was hyper-aware of how boys were treated differently from girls. Even at a young age, I figured out that this difference had nothing to do with intelligence or character – it was because they were boys. I realized early on, that there was power in being male. Maybe this is one of the reasons why I hung out with boys more than girls when I was growing up. I wanted some of that power.
(Or it could just be a part of my hormonal make-up. Once, in a conversation with my 13-year old son, I mentioned that I might have more testosterone than most women, to which he replied, "Mom you've got more testosterone than most men." Ha!)
In any case, I've always been aware of the power imbalance that exists between the sexes based solely on gender, and I don't think it's cool.
But when I became pregnant the first time, almost immediately, I realized something:
Women are the ones who are really powerful.
Our bodies, the very same bodies that might keep us from claiming the highest positions of power in business, politics, and lots of other areas, are co-creators of human life. Being newly pregnant and making this discovery, I remember thinking how sad it was that my husband was "just a man" and would never be able to experience what real power was all about.
For instance, I created a brand new organ to nourish my developing baby because, duh – I was that cool. And by virtue of being a woman, I created my baby's bones, her brain, all of the internal organs, her skin, a couple of ears, some hair, her fingernails, eyelashes and a bunch of other stuff. I was making a brand new human being from scratch. And even though it was incredibly demanding, exhausting, and hard work, I did it 24/7! I created this new human being while working, teaching – even while I was sleeping!
All of a sudden, my relationship with being female was completely transformed! I didn't become any less "tom-boyish." My testosterone to estrogen/progesterone levels have stayed about the same. But everything about how I felt about being a woman had been transformed. I made my peace with being female in a male dominated world because I had discovered the real truth: Women are powerful beyond measure!
It was unexpected, this transformation. In fact, I'd wondered before I ever became pregnant if I was going to hate the physical limitations of my pregnant body. And while I can't say that I loved every minute of it, overall I thought that the whole process was amazing. And that I was awesome!
I'm lucky to have a partner who was willing and excited to accept this transformation. He never felt threatened as I discovered this new personal power in my female form. Too often, when the person we love most in the world starts any transformation process, instead of supporting them, we get scared. We fear they'll outgrow us, or no longer need us, so we try to tamp it down, make it not quite so big. Without even realizing it, we tell our partners through our lack of enthusiastic support, "You can be transformed, but just a tiny little bit."
Transformation is a big word. Webster tells us that it is:
a thorough or dramatic change in form or appearance; a metamorphosis during the life cycle of an animal.
But that's exactly what pregnancy and birth offer all of us: powerful transformation – but only if we allow it. We don't need to go in search of this transformation, we just need to notice it when it happens.
And when we do notice it happening, try not run away from it. Don't be afraid of it. Feel it out a little bit. Embrace it. Talk about it with your partner. Assure them that this transformation you're experiencing is about both of you growing into your new roles as parents. And then notice and appreciate the transformation as it happens for them as well.
For every woman and her partner, the transformation that can occur is unique. It's a culmination of all of your experiences to date. And every single transformative experience we go through, birth or otherwise, has something to teach us – if we're willing to learn.
My first pregnancy and birth taught me what real power was and that I'd possessed it all along. My second taught me what really matters in a birth story and it wasn't at all as I'd thought. Number three taught me that there were still lots of surprises in life and to not to get too attached to things going my way. And my fourth taught me that the mental/emotional experiences of pregnancy and birth are at least as important and in some ways, even more important, than the physical experience.
Every time I was transformed. Maybe that transformation was most obvious with my first, but even if the subsequent transformations were more subtle, they remained equally life-changing. Each one of these powerful transformative experiences taught me important things about myself, my partner – and life. They've been instrumental in shaping who I am and how I move through the world today.
How about you? Did you notice any transformation while you were pregnant or after you gave birth? If you've had more than one child, would you agree that the first time was the most obvious transformation for you? What have pregnancy and birth taught you?


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essentials and treats! have read up on hamster care, but wondered if any snippets of wisdom to make his life a happy one. thanks
-You need a decent size cage, much bigger than the crappy small shop bought ones. At least 80 wide 50 deep! The hamster heaven is very popular!
-Food - I use harry hamster! It goes down well and has everything they need
-A wheel - Again not a shitty small shop bought one (chances are the one that will come with your cage will be too small) . Hammy needs to be able to run flat with no bend in his back. I have a wooden Karlie wonderland which is a great size and compleatly silent apart from the patter of tiny paws
-Bedding - woodshavings not great. Megazorb fab - if you can find it. Carefresh is another of my faves - quite pricey but very very good! Shredded toilet roll as nesting material. NEVER cotton wooly type bedding, can cause all sorts of problems!
-Toys - Toilet roll tubes to chew and tunnel/Wood block to gnaw/Treat stick/ Bridges/ ladders/ egg boxes closed with treats inside.... use your imagination. You will find it fascinating to watch!
-Water bottle or bowl
-Sand bath (optional) - one of mine used it as a toilet, the other one uses it to dig and bathe in.
-A ball - Some people like them , some don't. I do! Hammy is safe. Its a good place to start taming. Start teaching him that ball means fun. Have ball on your lap let him use it as his safe place to run back too if he needs too whilst taming.
-Treats - Ones that have gone down with me is:Mini dog biscuits. Good for their teeth! Meal worms (live or dried), small pieces of cooked chicken/pasta, odd piece of cheese is loved dearly! A tiny piece of fresh fruit of veg every few days always goes down well, carrots, apple, cucumber.etc , but not too much or it could give them runny poo
A empty bath is great for taming. Sit in there with hammy, don't touch, just let him climb over you, run up your sleeves etc. Once he is used to this then work upt to hand holding.
A great way to get them some run time is to shut all your doors in a hallway and make a play area with treats to find, tunnels etc. Make sure there are no escape holes!
hamsterfanaticforum.co.uk is fab for advice and little tips on happy hammys. They have some great cages to look at to to give you ideas!
i may be back if I can think of anything else! Have fun with your new hammy! They are fab!
Wow thanks for that, I have been l;ooking at cages and was not very impressed with the small cages. will have a look at the one you mentioned.
We have the Leon on Zooplus-it's fab(tis reduced at the mo).Loads of room to be creative.We also have the Karlie-fantastic.The burrow box from Pets at home is great too and the wooden see saw that came free with our cage.
Our hamster loves a millet strand and erm his cuddly broccoli toy(we bought it as we were worried he'd be lonely).
are 2 same sex hamsters ok together?
know as a child we only had one at a time
If you have a Syrian then they need to be kept alone. they will fight to death otherwise.
Dwarfs are slightly different, but still need to be watched and their care is slightly different (mainly food- dwarfs are prone to diabetes) , and make sure that they are the same sex! do be prepared that if they fall oput the you will need to separate them into two cages!
Syrians are much better imo. Easier to handle!
Hi. We've got this cage and I wouldn't buy smaller. You do need to buy accessories separately rather than use the ones that come with it though as they are a bit rubbish.
We started with an 8 inch silent spinner wheel, but then when our hamster got a bit bigger we got him the 11 inch sized Wodent wheel Their back needs to be straight when they are running on the wheel, so it needs to be large enough. We use these hamster bottles as the one that came with the cage dripped constantly so was useless. I use a shallow, stoneware dish to put hamster bathing sand in. Just found out you can use children's play sand for that, which is cheaper. I no longer use a hamster potty, he just poos in the corner which is diagonally opposite to where he eats and sleeps. He sleeps in this house. Eats from this bowl. I use Megazorb bedding and ripped up loo roll for nesting material. (Tesco Value brand.)
The wire clip that comes with the bottle i mentioned above is not much good, so i use a plastic clip that came with another bottle.
We've got this cage. Our hamster loves it because it is over a metre long, and he can also climb all over the bars.
He's got a super silent wheel which we bought from Amazon, because of the next day delivery and his old squeaky wheel was driving us mad!
I buy a mixture of hamster food and parrot food for mine and mix it up in a big Tupperware container. It does work out more expensive, but he really likes the nuts and seeds. I give him a little treat every day because when we had him first, everytime we put him back after handling him he got a treat, so now he begs. He likes grapes, cucumber, cheese, crusty bread, toast, cracker, custard creams, monkey nuts, pastry, bits of apple, carrot and celery.
Ours has a hamster toilet and he wees in there, he poos in one corner of his cage and chucks them out on to the hall floor! he has a little climbing frame and see saw that we rotate when we clean him out. I wanted to buy him an advent calendar in Pets at Home on Saturday bit DH wouldn't let me!
Wow MsElle that cage looks brilliant! I didn't see that one when i was shopping for hamster cages a year ago. I thought the Savic Hamster Heaven/Sky were the biggest one at the time, but i might have gone for that one if I'd seen it
I wanted to buy ours a nibble Christmas tree but dp said he'd leave me.
Unbeknown to him I have made him a stocking.
He's dtwin1's hamster and he's been begging for one of the Pets at Home stockings but I said it was too trashy(had choc drops in) for our Nibbles so I got him an empty Hobbycraft one and have picked up a few cheap bits and bobs that are more wholesome.
Soooooo need to get out more!!!!
Dd is having gerbils just waiting for the cage.Bit worried they'll eat each other!
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b. Advocate for one or more scenarios
c. Plan for program development or support to sustain critical services that might be cut or reduced in your community, depending on the outcomes of these debates.
There's a lot of talk in the sector right now about picking up your phones to call your Senators and Representatives-and that may be your chosen course of action. But we also think there is an opportunity to engage volunteers to work with you right now to better understand how this - and future bills - would impact your community and the services provided to your schools, colleagues, neighbors, and environment. Only then can you begin strategizing how your organization can collaborate with other organizations to fill some of the voids that will likely be created by significant cuts to the budget. It's about coming together and figuring out how to sustain the pieces that are working - often for the most vulnerable people in our country.