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Patrik Ervell
OTHER COLLECTIONS BY: Patrik Ervell
2010 September 12
Runway Reviews: Suno, Gary Graham, Patrik Ervell
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"We wanted to take the collection to a place that was less of this world, of different parts of this world, and make it of another place," explained Suno's Erin Beatty of her Spring 2011 effort with partner Max Osterweis. Translation? Where Suno's wildly successful Fall 2010 collection had a definite tribal feel (most of the brand's prints came from Kenyan kangas), this collection was less specific—and stronger for it. Suno for spring is a mish-mash of colors and prints and textiles: country-ish macramé knits live next to beaded frocks, a '50s-style circle skirt is near a modern wrap dress, and a sequined pinafore dress comes layered over a schoolgirl plaid blouse. Hard to picture? Possibly, but quirky girls will eat it up—as will even their more sophisticated counterparts, who'll find plenty to love when they disassemble the mix-and-match styling. It's hard to maintain the kind of buzz Suno has sustained over the last six months—Michelle Obama, Rachel Bilson, and Michelle Williams have all sported the brand recently—but Osterweis and Beatty's Spring collection will keep them exactly where they want to be.
"An abandoned chair found in the woods, a broken-down house and a forgotten waterslide," are all elements that appear (however abstractly) in Gary Graham's Spring 2011 collection. Inspired by a fictitious artist based on photographs taken in rural Honesdale, Pennsylvania, Graham created a wardrobe that encompassed her whole world, whether it's embroidery meant to resemble pine leaves in the forest or a beaded jacket of an old Ziegfield Folly costume. The care Graham takes constructing the background story for his collection is indicative of the care he takes with his actual garments; they're simultaneously romantic and modern, of a forgotten age but beautifully crafted.
Patrik Ervell created perhaps one of most unusual runways ever for his spring effort. His models walked on two foot high stacks of Financial Times while showing off crisp trenches, thinning suits, and perfectly tailored blue and camel khakis. There was something perfectly boyish and optimistic about the young designers men's effort thanks to his optimistic pink shirts, flowing tees, and urban safari numbers.


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A Sandy Perspective
Not too long ago meteorologists said Sandy would be the largest storm ever to hit the U.S. mainland, and cost more damage than Hurricane Katrina. This massive, what seemed to be "perfect storm," impacted up to 50 million people from the Carolinas to Boston. Bill McKibben of 350.org said that, "it's really important that everybody, even those who aren't in the kind of path of this storm, reflect about what it means that in the warmest year in U.S. history, … in a year when we saw, essentially, summer sea ice in the Arctic just vanish before our eyes, what it means that we're now seeing storms of this unprecedented magnitude." I thought I would give you a timeline of how I followed the news via Twitter, and a first hand perspective of my brother living in downtown Manhattan.
To start off…my first retweet was of an amazing vantage point overlooking downtown and the Empire State Building with two cameras set up, probably ready to catch incredible time lapse footage.
10:40 PM – 28 Oct 12 – "@huang_apiaries: On 51. Our hurricane #Sandy cameras.http://instagr.am/p/RWcBF4i1vM/ " Stay safe @basuhar!
2:28 PM – 29 Oct 12 – On Hurricane #Sandy and climate change: "If There Was Ever a Wake-up Call, This Is It" http://bit.ly/S96vL9
I then wondered how this hurricane would affect the presidential election, since surprisingly enough there were no debates on climate change and environmentalism, other than hitting a little bit on energy.
2:40 PM – 29 Oct 12 - What if NYC invested in climate adaptation like it has on terrorism? Wonder how #Sandy will affect #Election2012…http://www.treehugger.com/environmental-policy/what-if-new-york-city-invested-climate-adaptation-like-combating-terrorism.html …
Just before 3 p.m. I had been following Wisconsin Surfrider and caught some awesome shots of wave forecasts and overheard there were up to 30-foot waves in the Great Lakes!
2:51 PM – 29 Oct 12 - RT [Watch] Animation of #GreatLakes wave height during Hurricane #Sandy, thanks to NOAA Forecasting System. A must see! http://www.glerl.noaa.gov/res/glcfs/anim.php?lake=l¶m=wv&type=f …
8:19 PM – 29 Oct 12 – RT @WISurfrider: Great Lakes getting HUGE swells from #HurricaneSandy! surfrider #SandyPics #GreatLakesSurfer http://instagr.am/p/RYyCL6h5tL/
Now, Sandy gets worse. People are without power. I hear news of the NYU Hospital's backup generator failing, and staff needing to rush tons of patients down the staircases, into emergency vehicle fleets, and back to safety and care at another hospital. Scary. I saw more images of my friends beach house in Bethany, Delaware and other east coast boardwalks completely destroyed.
8:50 PM – 29 Oct 12 – "RT @pourmecoffee: Empire State Building shines in the dark like a boss. http://instagram.com/p/RYxLr7uhF4/ " #Epic.
9:14 AM – 30 Oct 12 - RT The earth recycles as our body, its waters are our circulation, its air our breath, its trees our lungs. What we do to it,we do to ourselves
My weather forecast in Alliance, said 45 degrees and rain all week…
3:15 PM – 30 Oct 12 – Drowning leaves from #Sandy at @mountunion http://instagr.am/p/Ra2PUgxh7c/
I check back the tweet of the cameras set up with the vantage point, and sure enough there was a must watch time lapse video of Hurricane Sandy taking over New York City.
10:10 AM – 31 Oct 12 – Amazing time lapse of Hurricane #Sandy…thanks @huang_apiaries and @nytimes. Watch: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2012/10/28/nyregion/nyt-webcam.html …
The aftermath…crazy.
2:53 PM – 31 Oct 12 - 1 billion + gallons of water may need pumped from NYC's underwater subways – A look inside their transit here: http://www.fastcoexist.com/1680828/a-look-inside-new-yorks-underwater-subways?utm_source=facebook#1 …
Lastly, my brother Blake recently moved out to Manhattan with his girlfriend, and it was reassuring to know that he was in Zone C of flooding, his lights only flickered, and he was luckily able to avoid much of the chaos of Hurricane Sandy…
Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 11:35 AM - Sara and I are safe in our apartment. The weather is not so bad around us right now, just light rain and winds picking up, but we are prepared for power outages if they indeed happen. I've attached a picture of our evacuation zones if we need to, and as you can see we are in Zone C, which is least likely to have to evacuate in the case of flooding. If we need to, the high school 2 blocks away is a hurricane shelter, and we would head there.
Mon, Oct 29, 2012 at 8:50 PM - Hey everyone! Sara and I are safe and sound inside our apartment. That crane is still hanging in the sky, and the rain has died down but the winds have picked up. Right now the big worry is the surge and flooding from all bodies of water surrounding Manhattan. Luckily, looking out our front windows, our street is protected from high winds and there is no flooding. We still have power and i will keep you posted if anything changes.
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There used to be a joke around this White House that every speech was the most important of the President's political career. He's given many of them that matter. Tonight's ranks right up there for different reasons.
In a way, President Bush must hit the reset button on his presidency tonight. Last year's speech came on the heels of a strong reelection victory. The President felt he'd amassed political capital and swung for the fences. Well, 2005 ended up being a humbling experience for him. Social Security, last year's big idea, flopped. So did the President's version of immigration reform. A gay marriage ban? Nope. Another big idea - tax reform - has been put off for later, if ever. What about spending restraint, the hallmark of conservative government? Bush's budget will reflect a $400 billion deficit, a number certain to rise as post-Katrina spending spikes and if the President successfully fights to make his tax cuts permanent.
More importantly, the war in Iraq has emerged as a liability. One of NBC's pollsters, Republican Bill McInturff, noted during an interview that when people say they think the country is headed in the wrong direction or when they say they oppose the President, it always comes back to the war. When high profile figures like ABC co-anchor Bob Woodruff and his cameraman Doug Vogt are severely injured in an IED attack while out with Iraqi forces, it's a chilling reminder that the President's goal of Iraqi troops securing the country is a long way off.
So tonight the President has many goals. He's trying to restore the public's faith in his leadership; he hopes to outline an agenda that promises to help the Republican party maintain control of Congress in this midterm election year; he'll also try to explain why he's taken such a tough stand in the war on terror and why it requires controversial steps such as warrant-less eavesdropping on Americans.
We'll cover all aspects of this tonight on Nightly News. And during the speech itself, starting at 9 p.m. ET, I will be live, right here, posting my thoughts and answering your comments as we go. Hope you will join me!


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who benefits from gm crops?
Governments are being forced to protect farmers and citizens from genetically modified crops (GM crops) to combat biotech corporations' stranglehold over farmers, and health scares from escalating pesticide use, according to our latest report.
The report, launched on the eve of the release of industry-sponsored figures on the adoption of GM crops, highlights how even pro-GM governments in South America and the United States have been forced to take steps to mitigate the negative impacts of GM crops on farmers, citizens and the environment.
In South America, the Brazilian Government has launched a GM-free soy programme to help farmers access non-GM soy seeds. In Argentina new research has exposed that the herbicide Glyphosate, used on the majority of GM crops grown worldwide, could have severe negative impacts on human health. This has led to bans on spraying of the herbicide near people's homes. In Uruguay, local areas are declaring themselves GM-free.
Friends of the Earth International Food Sovereignty coordinator Martin Drago said,
"Farmers and citizens in South America are bearing the burden of ten years of GM crops with widespread health disasters and rising costs. The myths on which the biotech industry is built are crumbling.
The havoc wreaked across South America shows that this technology is not compatible with sustainable farming. It is a wake up call for the rest of the world to move towards more ecological methods of farming."
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Edgecombe County Democratic Party
The Annual County Wide Precinct Organizational Meetings will be held at the polling site of each precinct. Please check with your precinct chairperson for your meeting date and time or call 252-469-7904 for more information.
Open Enrollment
North East Carolina Prep School, a free public charter school, has open enrollment for the 2013-2014 school year. Call 252-641-0464 for more information.
Income Tax Services
Will be offered at the E.L. Roberson Center again this year. Bring all income documentations for 2012, drivers license and social security card. Tax preparaton services will be held each Tuesday from 9am-1pm.
10 Week
Weight Loss Program
At Braswell Memorial Library, Rocky Mt., Every Tuesday from 6:30-7:30pm. Men and Woman welcome. Your must register to participate. Call Amber Perry at 252-459-1240 or the Library at 252-442-1951, ext. 243.
Easter Coloring
Come to the Braswell Center and get your coloring sheet. The winner will be announced on the 28th. For ages 6-8, 9-11, 12-14. A prize for each age group. For more information call 641-4210.
North East Carolina
Prep School
Will host an information session for parents of potential students from 5-8pm at the Pinetops Branch of Edgecombe Memorial Library. Tuition-free public charter school that will serve Kindergarten-grade9 for the 2013-14 school year. For more information call 252-641-0464 or visit www.necprepschool.com.
ECU Undergraduate
School of Art & Design will be on view in the Welington B. Gray Gallery. Outstanding works from over 600 undergraduate students. Awards ceremony will be March 7th at 5pm in the Speight Auditorium of the Jenkins Fine Arts Bldg. on ECU Campus in Greenville. For more information contact Tom Braswell, Interim Gallery Director at 252-328-6336. www.ecu.edu/graygallery.
Historic Preservation
A 1-day Intro class meets on the Tarboro campus of ECC. From 8am-5pm. Fee is $65. Call 823-5166, ext. 241.
Community Forum
National Week of
Prayer for the
Healing of AIDS
At 11am, Project GRACE will have a community forum at the Edgecombe County Administration Bldg. Keynote Speaker: Dr. Giselle Corbie-Smith, UNC Chapel Hill. For more information call Project mementum, Inc. at 252-977-0765 or Community Enrichment Organization at 252-823-1733.
Keep America
Will host the 2013 Liter Art Show at the Imperial Centre's Maria V. Howard Arts Center, Students' artwork will be on display with the theme "Make Trash to Treasure Papermaking Art."
Drop-In Reception
At the Bount-Bridgers House for the Hobson Pittman Exhibit. Light Refreshments. For more information call 252-823-4159 or email at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Can Your Kitchen Pass The Food Safety Test?
Come find out at 10:45am. Janice LaTour, Family & Consumer Sciences Agent from the Cooperative Extension will be here to answer your questions. For more information call 641-4263.
March Madness
Bracket Challenge
Bracket Sheets available at the Braswell Center. Must be turned in by march 21st. Prize for the best bracket. For more information call 641-4210.
A 10-hour class meets Monday-Tuesday, March 18-19 on the Tarboro campus. Class meets 8am-1pm in fleming 167, cost is $65. Contact 823-5166, ext. 220, or email email@example.com.
Democractic Woman of Edgecombe County
Will meet at 5:45pm at the Oakland House, 708 Edmondson Ave. in East Tarboro. New members are welcome!
Chapter #3812
Will meet at E.L. Roberson Center at 1:30pm. Bring something for TCO. New members are welcome. For more details cal 641-6884.
American Legion
Post 316
Will hold its monthly meeting at 6:30pm at the Pinetops Lion's Club Bldg.
Youth Council Meeting
For ages 12-18 at the Braswell Center. At 4pm. For more information call 641-4210.
Youth Rap Session
For ages 12-18 at the Braswell Center for young adults to voice their opinions, issues or whatever is on their minds. For more information call 641-4210.
Reading's Alive!
Book Club
Will meet in the Pender Room at the Edgecombe County Memorial Library at 10:30am. The book "Mockingbird: A Portrait of Harper Lee" by Charles Shields will be discussed.
Medicine Drop
Sponsored by the Rocky Mt. Police Dept. from 9am - 6pm, located at 330 South Church St., Rocky Mt. For more information call 972-1477.
"Ban The Box"
It starts with "U" Foundation, a non-profit re-entry/transition organization based in Tarboro will be hosting a Roundable meeting at the Edgecombe County Center Auditorium, 201 St. Andrew St., Tarboro, from 6:30-8:30pm. For more information call 252-641-1832.
Happy Senior Citizens Club
Will be sponsoring Gift Bingo from 7-9pm at the E.L. Roberson Center.
Micajah Pettaway Chapter
Will meet in the Wiley Room at Braswell Memorial Library for Coffee. The program will be on "Scams and Fraud" by Rose White-Hearn.
Edgecombe County Geneological Society
Meeting at 10am at Pinetops Library. Speaker Vine Cobbs. Light refreshments.
Nash County JCPC
The Edgecombe and Nash County Juvenile Crime Prevention Councils meet monthly on the 3rd Thursday of each month. The next meeting is scheduled for Thursday, March 21st at 9:00 am at the East Carolina Ag & Education Center in Rocky Mount. The public is invited to attend.
Jr. & Sr. High
All Star Basketball
Two games starting at 6pm at the Braswell Center. Braswell's Team B will play the Town of Tarboro Employees then at 7pm Braswell's Team A will paly the Old Heads of the Past. $2 admission. for more information call 641-4210.
All Star Game
After Party
There will be a dance with DJ Billy Bronco. Dance Contest with a prize for the winner. From 9pm till midnight. Ages 13 to 18 (still in school). Cost $5. Tarboro Police Dept. will be on duty. For more information call 641-4210.
Job Fair
9am-noon on Tarboro campus. About 25 local employers will attend. In the Mobley Atrium, Fleming Bldg., ECC faculty and staff will be available to critique resumes.
Blood Drive
At the Vidant Edgecombe Hospital from 10am-2:30pm. By Donating Blood you will automatically be entered to win a $1000 gift card.
Intro Blacksmithing
A 1-day Intro to Blacksmithing class meets on the Tarboro campus. Class meets from 8am-5pm, and is limited to 8 students. Fee is $65. Call 823-5166, ext. 241.
Carry Concealed Class
One day class taught by licensed police officer. Class is from 8am-5pm and by pre-registration only. Limited number of spaces. this class teaches laws and safe use of handguns. For more information or to register, please call 252-908-1171 or send a messge to email@example.com. Deadline is March 11th
Notary Class
An evening class meets March 26 and March 28th on the Rocky Mt. campus from 6-9:30pm. Fee is $65. Call 823-5166, ext. 357.
Skeet Shoot
NWTF Tar River Chapter Jakes Takes Aim Skeet Shoot at Rose Hll Farms in Nashville. Hotdog lunch provided. For more information and to register Contact Jim Vickers at 252-813-4253 or email at email@example.com. Must register by March 15th.
Edgecombe County
Republican Party
Precinct Meeing
& Convention
At the Edgecombe County Administrative Bldg., at 6:30pm. Keynote speaker, Justice Mark Martin of the NC Supreme Court. For more information call 252-437-2323 or 252-452-5376.
Basket Weavers
Meets at the Battleboro Community Center at 7pm. New and experienced weavers are welcome. Call Susan Legaj at 252-442-5659 for more information.
Youth Rap Session
For ages 12-18 at the Braswell Center for young adults to voice their opinions, issues or whatever is on their minds. For more information call 641-4210.
Real Estate Class
A one-day appraiser class on Fraud Laws and the Appraiser meets on the Rocky Mt. campus from 9:30am-5:30pm. Fee is $65. Call 823-5166, ext. 357.
Weight Loss Surgery
Join Dr. Raghid Bitar for a great information session all about weight loss surgery and let him answer any questions you may have. From 5:30-6:30pm at the Vidant Edgecombe Hospital. To register call 1-800-472-8500.
Easter Egg Hunt
At the Braswell Center at 5pm. For more information call 641-4210.
26th Annual Hunting
Heritage Banquet
Hosted by the Tar River Chapter of the National Wild turkey Federation at Nash Community College. Tickets will be available at the door and can be purchased in advance from Jim Vickers, call 252-813-4253.
Friends of
the Library
Will sponsor a presentation by mrs. Monica Fleming about her new book, "Legendary Locals of Edgecombe and Nash Counties", at 7pm in the Pender Room. Refreshments will be served.
Book Signing
Monika Fleming, author of the new book "Legendary Locals of Edgecombe and Nash Counties," will sign copies at the Edgecombe County Memorial Library. She will speak briefly on the book at 7pm, prior to the signing. Call 823-5166, ext. 241.
Youth Baseball &
Register now with Tarboro Parks & Recreation Dept. or call 641-4277.
Seeking Adults who
need help with
Basic Reading
Work one-to-one with your personal tutor 1 1/2 hours a week-FREE of charge. Confidential. Register now. Starts in March. Contact Twin Counties Literacy Council at 442-1511 or Ms. Howard at 823-1141.
Annual Photo Drive
At Conetoe Volunteer Fire and EMS. For more information call the Fire Chief, Allen Denney, at 252-450-9575.
South West Edgecombe High School Reunion
1980 Class Reunion April 12 - April 14. For more information call 252-538-1384 or 252-544-3830 or visit Facebook under events titled "An 80's SWE Class Reunion".
English as a Second Language
Classes are on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 5-8pm at ECC, Tarboro campus, Bldg. B, Room 9. Register Immediately. For more information call J. Harper at 252-823-5166, x-379 or the Adult Enrichment Center at 252-823-5166, x-229.
Roanoke High School
Looking for classes of 1976, 77, 78, 79 classmates. Planning a reunion. Please call 252-904-6240 or 252-813-8542 or 252-641-4115 by March 15th, 2013.
Fund Drive
Sharp Point Volunteer Fire Department is starting its Annual Photo Fund Drive.
Tarboro Travelers
Biking Club
Every Sunday from 5 p.m. -7 p.m. For more information call 641-4210.
Dog Food
SPCA Alliance of NC has free dog food for families in need. Please send your name and phone number to SPCAANC, P.O. Box 1461, Tarboro, NC, 27886. First come, first served, deadline is August 31st.
YOU may qualify: If you live in the city limit of Tarboro; if you are low-income and qualify for public assistance. Apply at Tarboro Public Work Office, 506 Dowd St. or call 252-641-4234.
Line Dance Class
At the Braswell Center on thursdays from 6:30-8pm. FREE!! Must be 18 years or older. Call 641-4210 for more information.
Advanced Line Dane
Held each Tuesday at 1:30pm at the E.L. Roberson Center. This is a group teaching another, practicing and coming togther for fun. For more information call 641-4263.
For those 55 and older at the E.L. Roberson Center every Wednesday from 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. Cost for town residents is $16, non residents $32 monthly. For more information call 252-641-4263.
Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed at the Community Home Care and Hospice at 401 W. Wilson St. in Tarboro. Contact Volunteer Coordinator Susan Woolard at 623-8715 for more information.
Literacy Council
The Twin Counties Literacy Council is seeking adults who need help with reading. Work one-one with personal tutor one and a half hours a week. Free of charge. Confidential, safe environment. For more information call 877-398-5576.
Literacy Volunteers
Literary volunteers sought to work with adult non-reader one and a half hours a week. For more information call 877-398-5576.
Exercise Equipment
The Tarboro Community Outreach is in need of exercise equipment. New or gently used. Call 823-8801.
Caregivers Support
The Family Caregivers Support Group meets once a month at 2 p.m. on second Tuesday in room 260 of the County Administration Building, 201 Saint Andrew St.
Home School
A new support group has formed in Edgecombe County called SWISH (Spreading our Wings In Successful Home Schooling). Contact Renee Howell at 823-4877 or Teresa Denton at 827-5799.
This study is geared toward helping African-American women and communities in eastern NC to improve diabetes outcomes. Recruiting African-American women between the ages of 19-75, from Bertie, Edgecombe and Pitt counties. Qualified participants will be reimbursed for their time and effort. For more information and to see if you qualify call toll free, 1-855-748-4424, or 252-737-4632 or email, email@example.com.
Project GRACE
A consortium of community organizations and individuals committed to preventing HIV/AIDS in Edgecombe and Nash counties. We are looking for African American youth between the ages of 10 and 14 and their adult caregivers to participate in a research study to help them talk more about risky sex behaviors and how to say no. For more information contact 252-823-1733 or 252-977-0765.
Searching for Decendants
The 106th Anniversary Committee of Eastern Star Baptist Church is in search of all descendants of the church founders. If you are a decendant of Dora Barlow, Lizzie Hart, Annie Joyner, Eliza Lewis, Charlotte McNair, Caroline ittman, Hattie Reeves, Victoria Sledge, Mary Whitley, Henry Hart, Redman Joyner, David Key, William Reeves or Alfred Wood, please contact the church at 252-823-5117.
Edgecombe County Genealogical Society
Annonces the publication of Vol. 3 Cemetery Book: Greenwood Cemetery. $30 plus s/h. Call the Edgecome County Memorial Library and ask for Pam. 252-823-1141.
Donate to the Edgecombe County Memorial Library's Children's Department for our Summer Reading Program. For more information or to make a donation call 252-823-1141.


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As riders and online shoppers, we know it can be tough to buy a new bridle or pair of boots without trying them on. That's why we moved the fitting room to your living room (or barn)! From breeches to blankets, if you or your horse can try it on, you can return it, free! Just use the pre-paid return label included in your order within 60 days from the purchase date. And of course, please make sure the item is in like-new condition with original packaging (we said 'fitting room', not 'war room'!).
The On Course Cotton Naturals Side Zip breeches have the look and styling of breeches far beyond their price point. You will love the feel of the soft 95% cotton 5% elastane fabric - suitable for schooling or showing!
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If you're a nervous or reluctant flyer - you're not alone. Nearly 1 in 6 of us has some sort of anxiety about flying - and now there's a solution. Conquer your fear of flying and take off with confidence.
Find out more about what courses are available, then sit back, relax and ascend:
easyJet's Fearless Flying course
easyJet are offering a Fear of Flying course on 28 March, featuring Lawrence Leyton from Channel 4's Fear of Flying programme.
The course has two sessions - an evening event during which all the elements of flight are explained by an easyJet Captain and Lawrence teaching a series of techniques to help participants manage, then conquer their Fear of Flying. The following day, there's an Experience Flight - a one hour flight from Manchester (and back to Manchester) accompanied by all the Fearless Flyer team during which you'll be able to take all the information from the previous day and put it into practice. The course - including the Experience Flight - costs Ż189 and you can take a companion with you on the Experience Flight for Ż69.
Experience Flight: March 29th.
Telephone Enquiries: 0845 123 3787 or book online
Virgin Atlantic Flying without Fear
The acclaimed Virgin Atlantic Flying without Fear course has helped thousands of people conquer their phobia. Catering for people who are too frightened to get on board as well as those who dislike flying, it's also there for would-be passengers who just want to know more about how an aircraft works, meet the pilots and ask questions.
The full day course includes meals, coffee breaks, a relaxation CD and a real flight. At the end of the day, everyone who successfully completes the programme will receive a certificate of achievement signed by Richard Branson. Free membership of the Virgin Atlantic Flying Club and 2,000 bonus miles is also included.
Tel: +44 (0)1423 714900 Web: www.flyingwithoutfear.info
Aviatours Fly without Fear
in Conjunction with British Airways
Aviatours can help you fly more comfortably with Fly without Fear courses run in partnership with British Airways.
The course features a morning session in which a British Airways pilot gives a detailed presentation, followed by lunch. The afternoon session covers the psychological aspects of aerophobia, concluding with a flight on a British Airways aircraft. With cabin crew and psychologists on hand, the pilot provides a running commentary from the flight deck, explaining the different phases of the flight.
Tel: +44 (0)1252 793250 Web: www.aviatours.co.uk
More help
Further advice on flying without fear including videos, podcasts, audio files, assessments and quizzes is available online at www.flyingwithoutfear.com
Please note:
The services described on this page are provided by third parties, independent of Manchester Airport. We make no representation as to their effectiveness, suitability or value. Before undertaking any of these services you should find out more and be sure of their appropriateness to you.


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"Karla Spirals Out of Control"
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The judge had given Karla about a month to pay her fine for frequenting a known drug house. Our dad sent her money to help her pay it, but she didn't use the money for that. In addition to the fine, she was supposed to appear in court and she missed the court date resulting in a failure to appear and a bench warrant. Karla was arrested again on January 28, 2004.
I recieved a phone call at about 2:30am from Karla telling me she had been arrested again. She was extremely upset and she wanted me to bail her out. I told her I didn't have to money right now and to perfectly honest I wouldn't have bailed her out if I'd had it. We talked for a little while longer and she said that she would call me back later. I told her that I had dialysis that day and wouldn't be home untile sometime after 6pm. I forgot that John's parents were going to here and we had already made plans with them. Karla called several times within the next few days. She kept calling just before I left or just before I came back home. I had a prepaid cell phone and I was told by my cellular provider that I could not recieve collect calls on it. I asked them if I forwarded my home phone to my cell phone could I recieve collect calls. I was told no, you cannot get collect calls on a prepaid cel phone. They were wrong, you are able to recieve them if it is actually placed to the number you are forwarding. The other thing I found out was that I didn't use up any minutes on my cell phone for those calls.
During one of her telephone calls to me, I told her that I was sending her a mony order so she could buy a calling card. She said that she didn't have a court date yet so she didn't know what the judge would do. I wanted her to be court odered to rehab, but that didn't happen. Kelli and I called everyone we could think of after Karla was originally arrested for frequenting a known drug house. We spent two days on the phone just to find out that while we were making all those long distance calls the judge had let Karla go.
Karla called again on Friday, February 6, 2004. She told me that she had not gotten the money order yet. I told her that I had just sent it the day before and it would probably be there tomorrow. Karla said that they did not recieve mail on the weekends so she would not recieve it until Monday. She then asked me if it be okay for her to call collect over the weekend. I told her yes, it was okay for her to call me collect until she received the money order to buy a calling card. I also told her that she was not to buy cigarettes with the money.
While Karla and I were on the phone, she told me that if someone paid one hundred dollars before February 23, 2004 she would be released and the frequenting charge would not show up on her record. Once again, she told me that she was going to rehab. I told her that I would be there to lend emotional support. I also told her that I love her no matter what and she would always be my sister. Karla asked me to check into rehab programs over here for her. She said that it didn't necessarily have to be an inpatient program, althought I believed she would do better in an inpatient program.
I didn't start looking into rehab programs until after the weekend. Things were kind of hectic for a while in the first week of February and I wanted to relax over the weekend. Karla called again on Monday, February 9th at about 9:30pm. She couldn't talk very long because it was almost time for them to be locked down. That's when they are put back in their cells/pods and they are all accounted for. I couldn't find out phone book so I used one at my dialysis center and wrote down ever rehab program and phone number listed. I called the one listed for my county and found out that they had an opening for an assessment appointment on March 1, 2004. Karla would have been out of jail in time to make it over here for that appointment. The woman at the recovery center told me that I would need to call back with Karla's insurance information, social security number and driver license number. She said that Karla would also need to get approval from her insurance company. Karla never followed through with it though.
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I've been working on my drives for many years now, only incorporating the X-Step and Power-Grip recently back in 2009. I've read many instructional articles and watched many videos, and have played with some big-arm players picking up a few tips here and there.
My average drive is 285'-300' and pretty accurate. My longest is 340' and only happened once.
I'm 55 years old and 5' 8" tall. I am coming to the conclusion that this is maximum distance for me.
I am pretty happy with it and actually think it's pretty darn good, until I watch some young guns that toss it out there 400+, including my son who is 29 and 6' tall.
I was just curious what others are throwing for an "average" drive and whether you think 300' is a "respectable distance" for this old guy.
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Everyone's different, of course, but around here, that will equal or outdrive most people in the Advanced Grandmasters division (50+) and, if accurate, hang with the guys in the Pro Grandmasters division.
I'm 52, age & injuries have me a little behind you (average 260-270', max about 300' except the occasional fluke rip)....if I'm accurate and putting well, I can hang near the top of Advanced Masters (40+).
So I don't know if you've reached YOUR peak, but those are decent numbers for most 55 year olds I've seen.
I'm 61 and throw 320-400+ depending on which one of me wakes up that day. Also knowing the wind and using the long lever is a big part of reaching max distance. By "long lever" I mean using the whole length of the arm from the shoulder to the fingertips. Most players start out bending the arm at the elbow and max out at 300 ft. Also twisting the shoulders back far enough to not see your target adds power to the release of the long lever. Learning to use legs, back, shoulders and arm in a full body throw helps immensly in avoiding injury.
Just because I've played since '82 and won 50 or so tournaments before '93(retired to cycling), doesn't mean you can't do this yourself. I gave a local here a couple lessons a few weeks ago and last night I got to see him throw 300+ many times. Good luck and relax to throw far.
28, 3 months now, avg. 225-250 long 330. A few 300 footers in field, but they're just rare and blow my mind when they happen, like watching it is always new to me. I've had to learn through reading alone, I'm happy where I'm at for my short time playing. It's fun, really don't care if I maxed out, I'll be doing this a long time.
300 is a good distance!!! Even on long holes!!! 2 - 300ft's =600!!! How many 600ft's are there!!!??? So you are good to go!!!
Straight and long!!! What more do you want!?!??! Drive for show putt for dough!!! 350-400 don't make you better!!!!
300' is solid but don't give up so easily. Brad Hammock is in his mid 40's and throws 450+ and is only 5'4".
Personally, I throw 330ish right now. I lost about 40' of distance recently and am trying to gain it back. 39 years old, 5'11" here.
might want to mimic some of Brad's pre-shot routine to get that extra D
his putting technique might help you out too
I can totally picture a rain-man monolouge while he is shuffling around
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Thanks for this tip, can you also give me the URL or can I download it from versiontracker. Last time I went to search for the MediaPlayer I ended up searching website after website, they linked me to another website and that website linked to another... Few days after that, my mailbox was stormed with Spam!Originally posted by Bernie B.:
Paul--the latest Windows Media player will work just fine with the current Safari browser (v1.1.1). You must not have pop up window blocking enabled when you try to bring up the adsertion window.
I have to say, though, that the loss of the ability to get Beethoven Radio with iTunes has more or less ended my listening to it.
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I fully agree with that.Originally posted by Bernie B.:
I fully understand about IM Networks shutting down and I don't want to dwell on the issues of the replacement, suffice it to say that listening with iTunes was very convenient.
I appreciate the fact that BR wants to offer an alternative for its Mac users (MAC stands for Media Access Control...not Macintosh, by the way). However, Adsertion is a buggy, low quality alternative. Mac users are not willing to put up with blatant ad-laced music players that supply low quality sound and inadequate buffering. You have a great classical station. I hope you can come up with a provider who streams to iTunes. If you ever use iTunes for launching internet radio stations, you'll understand immediately why many Mac users don't want to waste their time with inferior alternatives.Originally posted by Nicole Marie:
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Just to clear up... The closing of iTunes was not a move on our part. IM Networks, the company that streamed Beethoven to iTunes/Shoutcast, announced they were closing US Operations. We had to find partners that are cost effective for us and we have not be able to find a company that will stream us to iTunes at a price that works.
We wanted to find an alternative for our MAC users. The best we could do was the Listen Live stream and Real. We understand it means down loading programs and making adjustments some may not like. There is no easy answer and until we can find another provider that works best for MAC users, this is where we are at.
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The building that currently houses the museum first started out as a riding school in 1586. Then in 1612, Don Pedro Fernando de Castro, viceroy of Naples, gave the responsibility of designing the new site of the university to the architect Giulio Cesare.
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Bronx >Food & Dining > Dominick's Restaurant
2335 Arthur Ave, Bronx, NY | Directions 1045840.854293 -73.888802
Monday From 12:00 PM To 10:00 PM Wednesday To Thursday From 12:00 PM To 10:00 PM Saturday From 12:00 PM To 10:00 PM Friday From 12:00 PM To 11:00 PM Sunday From 01:00 PM To 09:00 PM
Neighborhoods: Belmont, West Bronx
Everyone loves this Arthur Avenue standby, and it's not hard to see why. It still has all the authentic feel that Little Italy lost long ago, and the food is gutsy and homey, if not always a knockout. But no trip to the area is complete without a visit.
At one time I can say the food was pretty good the service was never anything to brag about, but this time I was really disappointed. went with a party of seven , we wanted supped pace they said no sea food on Sundays, so we ordered chicken parm it was frozen pattys terrible, next we had cavatelli it was over cooked, the salad was bland,the bragoil was dry and tasteless. Very over priced never again will I go back or recommend.....
No menu???? – the most ridiculously restaurant I have ever been. First off, no menu, we will by no chance to know the price. For a party of 3 ordering a meat sauce penne, chicken pasta, a steak and a glass of wine. The food is so-so, steak is overcooked and dry. The bill came out $65.00
And funny thing is next table for party of 4, I saw they ordered 2 appetizer, 4 full size meal and everyone wine. The waiter shout their bill is $52.00. That sound strange.
Without menu, without price to referring to. The waiter name their own price. I suggest the new comer or tourist to go some place else for a better tasting meal that you know better what and how much you are eating. This is just a scam, people don't go there.........
Great Food, Great Atmosphere, Idiot Reviewers – I never contribute to these collections, but the so-called reviews on this page are so ridiculously off base and elitist that I felt compelled to. I have lived in the Bronx all my life and was raised on my mother's Calabrese cooking (don't anyone say anything about my mother!) so I think I know a thing or two about what Italian food is supposed to taste like. If you want white table cloths and waiters with napkins draped over their arms and a fancy menu with $25 pasta dishes, then stay in Manhattan where you belong. We don't need or want you up here. Whoever thinks this place is overpriced really needs to check on how their lobotamy went. The food is excellent southern Italian fare. If you think penna alla vodka is Italian food, then you got what you deserved. Whenever I miss my mother's cooking, this is where I go. My mother wasn't too patient with fussy people who thought they knew what they were talking about asking her how something was prepared either!! Bottom line, this is a real Italian place for real Italians and their friends. Quelli che solomente pensono che sono italiani, andatevi via!!
Give your money away if you want to – First, let's get one thing straight - the user reviews here all miss the mark, I mean REALLY miss the mark. Are these real customers or friends of the owners This place is cramped, is plastered with zagat plaques on every wall (uuh, tacky), has red vinyl "tablecloths", rickety little chairs, and, in my personal opinion, is a dump - not "charming" as others have described it. I found this to be one of the most stressful service experiences I've ever had. The waiter basically shouts "What do ya want, pasta, veal, chicken? I said, "Well, how are they prepared? Do you have a menu? "No menu" he replied. Too much machismo and testosterone in that restaurant - you can still be macho and have polish, but these guys are very "rough." Anyway, I was hoping the food would make up for all of this. I wound up doing something I though would be safe, penne pasta with vodka sauce The worst, and let me repeat, the worst penne alla vodka I have ever had. The pasta was undercooked and the sauce was watery - neither was piping hot, more like lukewarm. I grew up on Tuscan cooking - this place is an embarassment to Italians and to Italian cuisine. The last thing that ticked me off was the "bill". The waiter basically comes over and gives you the "number". I'm leery...cash only, no bills, no written itemized list of items sold, hmmm? Anyway, this place is a ripoff (high prices for a VERY low end experience)...go to a proper Italian restaurant for the money...they are literally printing money at your expense. Don't let them take advantage of you.
Sad to say – Sad to Say,
It use to be the place that never disappointed, I could talk this place up and it always lived up to it reputation, I great home style meal with a good price to match.
Well that was the past, the food is inconsistent and you better hold on to your seat when you get the bill. With no menu and pricing you never no what you're going to get.
I used to love her but it's all over now ...
disappointing – We went as a group of 6 people that were attending the Fancy Food Show. Had a great recommendation from a customer of ours at our Italian Restaurant. Went with 2 chefs, a master butcher, wine specialist, and all are world travelers. The food was terrible except for the calamari. Salad was bland, Spaghetti with clams, white wine, butter & garlic was bland, suasages and meatball were tasteless (must have been steamed since breakfast - we were there at 2pm). Everything was bland and taseless, even the service. The world cup was on so we were more of an inconvenience for them than anything. I don't know how much my boss paid for the lunch but my opinion is that it was way too much. Good thing we stopped at Umberto's for oysters and Edigio's for cannoli's. Maybe they feed the neighbors and regulars differently than the rest of their clientele.
Southern Italian Paradisio – I have been coming to Dominicks for years; although I admit I have not been there for far too long for my taste.
You have to know the place to know how it works. The food is outstanding -- the salad fresh (ALWAYS), many tasty and wonderful entrees (you just gotta KNOW). If you know about Carmine's in NY, here is where the idea started; here is what Carmine's aspires to be). I was reading the reviews and feel compelled to respond. This is a great place, but it is not a place for tourists or "jerks" (unless they do their homework). Forget about the menu; throw yourself on the mercy of your server and you can't go wrong!
Not what we expected – We had planned this trip to Dominick's after watching a travel documentary about restaurant's in NYC. This one was well recommended. We drove from Philadelphia to spend the day in NYC. Our guests were from Florida.
We arrived and were immediately seated (it was 230pm) and were asked for our drink order. Atmosphere was good. Lots of people eating. The dinner's next to us recommended the ziti with rape and sausage.
Bottle of wine came which was already uncorked - first disappointment then the waiter started to take our order.
We asked for OLIVE oil to dip our bread in - but we were told they don't have OLIVE oil. What AUTHENTIC ITALIAN resto does not use OLIVE oil, our second disappointment.
We ordered muscles, clams casino for appetizers - fourth disappointment as the seafood was tasteless (unsalted, no seasoning).
Main dishes were the fifth disappointment as the ziti with broccoli rape and sausage was warm and salt-less. The veal parmigiana was plentiful however lacked seasoning, salt and the tomato sauce was bitter. The strip steak was very rare, we had asked for medium well.
All this for $153. From a scale of 1-10 - we rated the food a 3 - typical diner food - not genuine italian food at all - far from it, the ambiance was a 4, wait staff a 5 too.
There are other wonderful Italian resto's like il cortile on mulberry st in little italy in NYC which happens to be one of our favorite resto's.
We will not return to this eatery ever. Sorry but we were very disappointed - NOT WHAT WE EXPECTED, however we had a great time walking around the neighborhood.
USED TO BE REALLY GOOD... – I have always loved Domenick's but this time, the waiter couldn't have cared less. He barely gave us the specials (we had to drag them out of him) and once we were finished he beligerantly gave us the amount owed. My easygoing friend lost her temper and told him and told me "we are never coming back". I guess they don't need us anyway.
EXTREMELY Over Rated – My husband and I decided to try Dominick's and boy were we disappointed. To start we had the baked clams which were just baked with some plain breadcrumbs sprinkled on top, there was nothing good about them at all. For dinner I had the veal parm which was not even real veal, I believe it was some kind of processed veal the kind you get pre-made with the breading and all. The veal was extremely tough and the sauce was blah to say the least. My husband had the stuffed peppers which were so so if that. The food was some of the worst food I had and I don't understand why some people are rating this place with 5 stars. I am italian and I know what real italian food should be and this is not it. The service is horrible and the waiters are rude but you do get a good size portion but who wants to even eat it. Save your money and stay away from this place.
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Features & Benefits
- Made from food-grade ingredients including Clove Oil and Citric Acid.
- Kills overnight
- Safe to use around ponds and streams.
- Safe to use around animals and humans.
Application Info:
Spray directly on leaves and vines until run off. Destroys plant tissue in hours with complete top growth kill in 24 hours. A Second application may be necessary to kill thicker woodier vines.
Active ingredient: Clove Oil 6%, Citric Acid 9%
Inert ingredients: Lauric acid, Xanthan gum, Water.
SustainabilityProvides a non-toxic, safe way to control weeds.
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Additional Information
|8 lbs.
|128 oz.
|600 square feet
|Key Feature
|All natural, non-toxic, food grade organic Poison Ivy killer
|St. Gabriel Organics
Shipping Information
- Shipping Details:
- Insured against damage or loss while in transit
- This Product Ships To:
- US Lower 48
- International Orders:
- email firstname.lastname@example.com for rates.
- Ships Via:
- Fedex or UPS
Questions about the Poison Ivy Killer Fast Acting Defoliant - 128 oz
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- From Francie Wallace at 4/15/11 4:36 PM
- Will this defoliant kill the poison ivy vines as well as the leaves and stems. If not I can expect them to grow more foliage within the season, right?
- Our Poison Ivy Killer Fast Acting Defoliant kills the leaves of poison ivy and ivy type plants. The vines will go sry and lose their vigor, but the root will remain viable.
For complete removal of ivy type plants, you must physically remove the burned plant. Use Gloves and pull dead vines from the ground, making sure to get as much of the root system as possible.
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- From Jo at 7/20/11 5:57 PM
- From Barbara Kirchhoff at 6/29/12 12:01 PM
- Will this poison ivy killer kill the grass also? It's growing on a river bank & we need to save the grass & get rid of the poison ivy. Thanks.
- The Poison Ivy Killer is likely to kill any plants it comes in contact with, so it is possible the grass could be harmed. If there is a way for you to spray it directly on the plants without spraying the grass, you should have no problem using it.
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- From Dan Shoemaker at 7/4/13 5:33 AM
- is this poison ivy killer safe around pets and children
- Yes. Poison Ivy Killer is made using non-toxic ingrediants. Pets will be deterred by the clove oil smell. Pets and children, of course, should not be in contact with patches of poison ivy, including while it is being treated by this non-toxic defoliant.
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