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How to Recite a Poem Like an Expert?
Here are few tips on how to recite a poem from Chandabani :
How to recite a poem? it's very easy just go through with this page and hope that will hep you. If you would like to recite a poem for an audience – whether you are reciting a poem that you wrote yourself or a poem by someone else – there are many different ways to go about it. Here are some of the things that will help you learn to recite poetry like an expert.
Choose a Poem that "Speaks to You"
When choosing a poem to recite, be sure to pick a poem that you really like. The more you like the poem, the more fun you will have to learn and recite it. Whether it's a funny poem, a serious poem, a sad poem, a sports poem, a spooky poem, a jump-rope rhyme, or even a love poem, if it's a poem that "speaks to you" – a poem that makes you feel something – you are going to enjoy sharing it with your audience.
It's Okay to YELL!
There are lots of "right ways" to recite a poem, but in my opinion, there is only one "wrong way." The wrong way to recite a poem is to use your normal, every day, "inside voice." When you use your "inside voice," you only speak loud enough for those closest to you to hear what you are saying. When you recite a poem, you need to speak loudly enough for everyone in the room to hear you.
Of course, if you really want to mess it up, you can also hold the poem in front of your face so no one can see your lips moving, making it that much harder for people to hear you. Oh, and look down at your shoes. When you speak, your voice travels in whatever direction you are facing. If you are looking at your shoes, your shoes can hear you really well, but other people might not.
So the first and most important thing to know when you want to recite a poem is that you really need to face your audience and use your "outside voice," even if you are inside. In other words, it's okay to YELL when reciting a poem. If anyone ever asks you why you were yelling when you recited a poem, please tell them Kenn Nesbitt said it was okay.
Memorize the Poem You Plan to Recite
To recite a poem well, it's important to have it firmly committed to memory. If you don't have the poem memorized, you are more likely to make mistakes when reciting it, even if you have it written on a piece of paper in front of you. Memorizing it will help make your recitation as good as possible.
I find that the best way to memorize a poem is to read a printed copy out loud as many times as possible. Depending on the length of the poem, you may have to read it out loud 10 or 20 times, or possibly even more, but each time you read a poem out loud, you will remember a little more of it.
Best of luck,
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New England Conservatory Jordan Hall
Located in Boston at the New England Conservatory is the acoustically supreme and international renowned Jordan Hall. The New England Conservatory is the oldest independent school of music in the United States and is located one block from the Boston Symphony Hall. This foremost concert hall features primary performance space through a unique square shaped floor plan and a horse-shoe balcony. All seats have an unobstructed view of the stage. If you are interested in brilliant musical performances or are intrigued by the majestic beauty of an architectural masterpiece, you may want to stop by the famed New England Conservatory Jordan Hall.
Originally opened in 1903 after construction was completed at a cost of $120,000, Jordan Hall and the New England Conservatory both received the National Historic Landmark status. It was the first music school in the nation to have the honor of obtaining the dual designation in 1994. Its first performance in 1903 was the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Over the years due to wear and tear on structure and design, Jordan Hall has undergone several scenes of renovation. These renovations were so notable several post-renovation awards were bestowed. Some include the 1996 Massachusetts Historical Commission Preservation Award, the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America Award of Merit, The Victorian Society in American's Preservation Commendation and the Illuminating Engineering Society 1996 Lumen Award.
Jordan Hall currently boasts beautiful architecture and interior design. It has a large semi-circular concert hall with a coffered ceiling and gilt moldings. It also has a semi-opaque skylight. Its organ is similar to one found within a church sanctuary of the Santa Maria della Scala complex in Siena. The organ casework is gilt finished with a paneled base and four mounted Corinthian pilasters. The concert hall also displays an intricate proscenium arch that is also gilt finished and decorated with bay leaf garlands in the classical style along with wreaths and masks.
Of course, there are many reasons to come to the New England Conservatory Jordan Hall. Performers Pablo Casals and James Galway, vocalists Dawn Upshaw and Ben Heppner, pianists Angela Hewitt and Radu Lupu are just a few enticements. There are also a plethora of conductors, composers, jazz musicians and the National Public Radio Classical Show. Concerts sponsored by the New England Conservatory are usually free to the public. Keep in mind that Jordan Hall has a total capacity of 1,051 and is also handicap accessible.

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Cassper Nyovest enlists Goapele to reimagine "Destiny" as ballad to inspire thug tears
If you were around in 2003, you will know why Cassper Nyovest's "Destiny" means so much to so many people. The Thuto rapper's song which sample's the Malaika track of the same name, is slowed down from a house uptempo to a hip hop and R&B ballad. And thanks for that go to Goapele.
Cassper has been teasing the "Destiny" video for a short while and his excitement is warranted. The Kyle Lewis-directed visual captures the regret in Cassper's verses poignantly. The futuristic video interrogates how we might understand love in the future when technology's possibilities (did someone ask for a human clone?) will have exploded. Can technology solve the challenges of love or has it already screwed us over?
Cassper Nyovest needs R10 million to fill up Soccer City
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Decorative Wall Plates
Although many home light switches only control one outlet or fixture, in some cases it is more convenient to group several controls together in one location. For example, you might have a wall switch that includes multiple switches, or even one which combines a switch with a dimmer control, or a switch with an outlet. Regardless of how the switches are configured, you should be able to find a specialized plate that will provide you with the proper combination of controls. Although designing and wiring these kinds of combination controls is usually a job for an electrician, simply replacing the wall plate should be as easy as replacing a conventional wall plate.
Almost every home and business has a variety of electrical decorative wall plates, each designed for a specific purpose. Learning to identify them as well as why they are used can be very helpful for the average homeowner. In many cases, replacing one of these wall plates can be well within the abilities of the average do-it-yourself homeowner, especially since it is usually only necessary to replace the plate itself. However, working on electrical outlets can be very dangerous if you do not know what you are doing. Unless you are confident in your abilities, it is usually best to call a licensed electrician when repairs, replacements or additions are necessary. These commonly used decorative wall plates are used to switch lights off and on. They are identified by their average size and small switch, which is flipped up or down to control the lights. Although push button switches were commonly used many years ago, the up and down variety are now considered to be the standard.
In most cases, decorative wall plates serve essentially the same purpose as conventional wall plates. However, they are designed in a much more decorative fashion, which can add a lot of style to a room. These plates are generally installed over a standard up and down light switch, and are available in a wide variety of materials and styles, such as metal, ceramic or wood.
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Just a quick up date in Vietnam.
While in Saigon we stayed at Villa Anh Tho on Vuon Chuoi street. There's so much hustle and bustle there, that it was great to wake up and grab a banh mi thit sandwich and eat it with a morning cup or cafe sua da.
It's been busy for us jetsetting and driving all over Vietnam. Here's a quick look at what our itinerary has been like.
Landed in Saigon Fri, January 6.
Jan 6-8: Saigon
Jan 9: Hai Phong (where my family resides) & Nam Dinh (where my family is from and where the family shrine is)
Jan 10: Ha Long Bay
Jan 11: Ha Noi
Jan 12: Ha Noi and will make our way to Nha Trang
Jan 12-15: Nha Trang
Jan 16: Saigon
Jan 17-18: Dong Nai, Long Thanh (where my brothers currently reside
6 days into the trip and there's still so much to do, see and eat.


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Our customers have the choice between the use of control panels controlled either by PLC or MICROPROCESSOR, according to their own technological preferences or special requirements for particular operational needs. Either way, product reliability is always guarenteed.
The PLC, being a device conceived for industrial automation and produced, as in this case, by a prestigious company (Mitsubishi), encompasses the highest guarantees of reliability and robustness.
The PLC can be used in any system, from the simplest to the most complicated, as it can handle any function once programmed in its internal memory.
Our twenty years experience in producing software for PLC has made us the market leader in the field of this advanced technology.
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Casing the White House: A Great Place to visit in Washington DC
We took a trip to Washington, DC, and my 5 year old son, Alex, was dying to see the White House. He hoped to actually see the president on our visit. I couldn't deny him the opportunity to see the
Travel Adventures to Cape Town, South Africa
Well, here we are. Finally! Just arrived in Cape Town, South Africa after an exhausting, and confusing plane ride with all the separate connections we had to take in order to arrive at our destination. We set out on this
Day in Kruger National Park South Africa
"Katherine!" I woke up to the sound of my son's voice. Although it has been 5 years since I had him, I still seem to not respond to him calling for "mum" while I am asleep. Alex is and has
Copenhagen, Denmark – The Environmental Friendliest City
After long hours on the plane, it finally touched down at the Copenhagen Airport. I didn't stress myself much in getting safe transportation to the hotel for me and Alex, my son. There were taxi cabs waiting outside the terminals.
Unforgettable day in the Sony Wonder Technology Lab, NY
We reached the Sony Wonder Technology Lab at Madison Ave, NY. I was completely thrilled and surprised about what I was about to see inside this beautiful free four-level museum. Sony had built this state-of-the-art museum showcasing interactive exhibits which
Solar Technology at Disney World in Orlando!
Oh wow! What a busy week Alex and I had! We decided that we needed to go and visit Disney World, Orland, Florida branch so that Alex could have the experience of seeing the wonder before he got too much
A Guided Trip to Silicon Valley
When my son Alex and I were in the San Francisco Bay area, I couldn't resist booking a privately guided tour of Silicon Valley. Through my work, I knew someone who worked at Google so I arranged to have a


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It's bad enough that we, as humans, don't drink enough water. We also don't get enough protein, calcium and fiber. This dip is packed with that along with many other vitamins and nutrients including: Vitamin C, Magnesium, Phosphorus, Potassium and Manganese, Vitamin A, Vitamin E, Vitamin K, Vitamin B6, Iron and Folate. In addition to the vitamins and nutrients also comes...sodium and saturated fat..but hey, that's what makes this dish taste good!
What you will need:
- 1 can of refried beans (14oz)
- 1 package of room temperature cream cheese (8oz)
- 1 jar of salsa (12oz)
- 1 package of shredded iceberg lettuce (2 cups)
- 1 package of shredded Mexican cheese blend (2 cups)
- 1 can of sliced black olives
- 3 scallions
- 1 package of taco seasoning
Taco Dip...ASSEMBLE!
Spread the refried beans onto the bottom of the dish:
Next, open the room temperature cream cheese and cut it in half
Now, spread the cream cheese over the refried beans
Spread the salsa over the cream cheese
Sprinkle the cheese blend over the salsa
Sprinkle the taco seasoning over the cheese
Sprinkle the lettuce over the taco seasoning
More sprinkling! Get those scallions on there!
Black olives next!
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General Nursing and Midwifery (GNM), Hillary Clinton Nursing School, VGCF, has declared Campus Placements of their 25 students at JAYPEE Hospital, Noida, World Class Multi-Super Specialty Hospital. The hospital delegates, Mr. Subhash Yadav, HR Official, Mr. Prince along with Mr. Shalesh were present there for the recruitment and motivation of students. Read more


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Use titanic force in a sentence
- One is here conscious of the titanic forces at work. [4]
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Gaza killings spike ahead of Eurovision
4 May 2019
Eight Palestinians killed by Israeli sniper fire and air strikes. Read more about Gaza killings spike ahead of Eurovision
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Eight Palestinians killed by Israeli sniper fire and air strikes. Read more about Gaza killings spike ahead of Eurovision
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Palestinian Authority halts allowances to families of people killed in Gaza. Read more about Bereaved by Israel, betrayed by Abbas
28 November 2018
Spyware sold to governments used against journalists and dissidents. Read more about Israel's espionage crimes in Gaza and abroad
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Palestinian resistance groups say one million Israelis within reach of their missiles. Read more about Israel pays dearly for botched raid on Gaza
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Hundreds of youth have been entrapped by intelligence agents via social media, Palestinian security officials say. Read more about Israel uses online blackmail to recruit collaborators
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Assassination of Mazen al-Fuqaha seen as challenge to new Hamas leader. Read more about Testing times in Gaza
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Palestinians slain months earlier buried after their bodies were transferred by Israel. Read more about Soldiers kill teen during dawn protest
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Israeli military preparing for end of Abbas' rule. Read more about Israeli forces kill another Palestinian teen at checkpoint


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We just found a better shipping option, so domestic shipping is now only $4 for as many items as you want! International shipping is $10, to anywhere in the world.


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If you have an impacted canine tooth, your diagnosis can be determined through an X-ray or 3D CT scan. Your orthodontist or general dentist may recommend that you see Dr. Pitrowski or Dr. Goldberg for the exposure procedure. Exposure and bonding treatment is one of the most common treatments for impacted canine teeth. Your orthodontist and our surgeons will work together to ensure the proper alignment of your teeth and allow the impacted tooth to come in properly.
Your orthodontist will prepare the mouth by moving the full-grown teeth into their correct position while leaving room for the impacted tooth to grow in. Next, Dr. Goldberg or Dr. Pitrowski will remove the tissue and bone as needed to expose the tooth. The canine tooth can then be exposed, and a bracket with a small chain is temporarily bonded to the tooth. After the procedure, the orthodontist uses the chain to guide the canine tooth into the proper position. Sometimes, the orthodontic bracket and chain may need to be repositioned to allow complete movement of the impacted tooth.
The surgical procedure to expose the impacted tooth is generally simple and predictable. Patients can expect an in-office procedure with either local or IV anesthesia. Like with any oral surgery procedure, patients should expect some discomfort and slight residual bleeding around the surgical site(s).
If you have been recommended for an exposure and bonding treatment for your impacted canine tooth (or multiple canine teeth), we encourage you to contact Coastal Oral Surgery & Dental Implant Center to schedule an initial consultation. We have many options to treat an impacted tooth and are happy to develop an effective treatment plan tailored to your needs.


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Thailand opens tourism doors to gays, Muslims
BANGKOK - Tolerance, the Thais have learned, is good for business.
In recent advertising and marketing campaigns, the government here in "the land of smiles" has actively gone after categories of tourists that for reasons of political sensitivity or outright discrimination are shunned in some neighboring countries.
It is the only Asian country, travel industry analysts say, that has a government-sponsored campaign - "Go Thai. Be Free." - aimed at gay and lesbian travelers.
Thailand, which is overwhelmingly Buddhist, is also marketing itself to Muslims as a place where food prepared according to Islamic precepts is readily available and where "halal spas" offer separate facilities for women and men.
All the leading shopping malls and the beach resort city of Pattaya have Muslim prayer rooms - a far cry from the widespread anti-Muslim feelings in neighboring Myanmar.
The country's efforts to welcome a broad array of travelers dovetail with longstanding laissez-faire attitudes and traditions of hospitality.
But inclusiveness also pays: Tourist arrivals have surged in recent years, notably from many predominantly Muslim countries, and the 22 million visitors last year were double the level of a decade ago.
Tourism earned the country more than $31 billion last year, according to government statistics.
"We live in a country that is open and pretty liberal - I can't think of a market that we wouldn't welcome," said Wisoot Buachoom, the director of the Tourism Authority of Thailand's office in the northern city of Chiang Mai, which has seen a rise in Muslim travelers in recent years.


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Elgin (EHS) Class of 2004 Alumni List
Help us Update the Elgin 2004 Class List by adding any names missing from the list below:
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- Angel Cancel
- Daniel Carachure
- Lawrence Clark
- Jonah Cz
- Moises Dominguez
- Dana Domko
- Silvia Escargena
- Adrian Graff
- Jessica Kozin
- Brad Lebeter
- Lorena Ochoa
- Michelle Or
- Jose Pineda
- Eric Rivera
- Oscar Ruiz
- Teos Salinas
- Fausto Segura
- Rose Sherwood
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The top movie in theaters during 2004 was Shrek 2, grossing over $441,226,247 in its lifetime. The most popular television series for 2004 was American Idol
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Missing some friends from EHS that graduated with you in 2004? Check the list below that shows the Elgin Elgin, IL class of '04.
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Sensation of fatigue
Neurasthenic fatigue is the first result of the lack of cerebral control. This is because the mind is constantly active, with no rest or respite. It is also symptomatic for cerebral activity to be more intense in the morning than at night, when hyperactive thinking is replaced by the sensation of being overexcited, which is less severe. This does not mean that the brain is less tired, but it does indicate at least some degree of control.
Proof that the sensation of fatigue is caused by a lack of cerebral control lies in the fact that the fatigue always disappears during periods of normal control.
Fatigue is sometimes the condition's predominant symptom; in such cases, patients refuse to partake in any kind of activity, including making any mental effort; they only want to rest, not because resting makes them less tired, but because they feel less guilty about their inactivity while in a state of semi-consciousness. These people make ideal customers for institutions offering "rest cures" and will register for sessions over and over again, without finding any lasting solution.


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Welcome to South St. Louis EMS. This web site is set up as an educational resource for members of the Mehlville Fire Protection District. Included in this web site will be our monthly training lectures as well as the most current protocols. Please feel free to contact me at any time with questions, comments or suggestions.
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Tavistock Agenda 700mm Ceramic Basin
Tavistock Agenda 700mm Ceramic Basin
The Agenda 700mm ceramic basin has a slim generous design and rounded corners make it a real style statement. It can be pedestal mounted or wall hung with a semi pedestal or chrome bottle trap for an ultra contemporary look.
Product Details
- Finish: White / Chrome
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- Width: 700mm
- Height: 140mm
- Depth: 450mm
- Depth of basin to overflow: 60mm
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- Single tap hole
- Trap adjustment: 175mm - 280mm
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People who look great and always keep their body in shape, usually pay great attention to proper nutrition.
Even without adhering to any ingenious diets, you can maintain your shape and health through proper eating habits. How and what to eat to be healthy and successful – questions that we will discuss in this review.Grabbing a bite on the go – well, ok, not a big deal, indeed. But three main meals throughout the day should be eaten in a special place, in a comfortable sitting posture. It's really important for digestion.
By the way, your concentration on food is no less important. That means that your main meals should not be accompanied with any smartphones, TV or books.And we are not talking about all kinds of sweets. We mean namely the sugar itself. Replace it with honey, fruit, at worst – chocolate.Ideally, plant-origin products should be up to 70-80% of your daily diet. This doesn't include just fruits or vegetables. Here, we can also include:
- cereals,
- fresh or dried berries,
- nuts,
- seeds,
- sprouts.
Preferably – the sea fish. However, high-quality river fish will also do just fine. If you do not live by the sea or a river, in which, the fishing takes place, better give up eating raw fish.The meat should be consumed 3-4 times a week maximum. At that, you should give your preference to lean meat (beef). Give up the so-called meat products. Sausages, cold cuts and smoked fillets usually contain not too many nutrients (and sometimes meat in general).
What you will find in abundance in such foods are the preservatives and dyes.The human body doesn't digest it well and is incapable of absorbing well namely the cow's milk, which is very rich in fat. It is a lot more useful to switch to goat or sheep milk. Try to find a local farmer or buy milk from cows that are not treated with all kinds of drugs, which should be proven by some serious authorities.Despite the clear benefits for the body, you should eat eggs less frequently – not more than 2-3 times a week.The world has long moved away from the idea of the necessity of consuming 2-3 liters of water a day, because such approach can often bring more harm than good. The result of such excessive water consumption can be the washing out of useful microelements from your body.
At present, scientists are talking about the importance of the timely fluid intake.
- consume fluids with solid foods,
- drink plenty of water at least 10 minutes before and after meals.
Red wine is an alcoholic product that conventionally brings the most benefit to the body. So, it is better if you choose namely this option.Eat at one and the same time each day. Never skip breakfasts, since it is the most important meal of the day that helps your body start working.Learn to stop before you feel saturated. Food doesn't get into your stomach immediately, and, in fact, when you feel that you had enough, your body will "add up" some more "work" after that. This is how overeating takes place. What you have to remember is that you always have to:
- get up from the table with a feeling of light hunger.
Nuts are a true essence of benefits. A handful a day is able to enrich your body and be more useful than a full plate of some dishes. They are also perfect for satisfying hunger and providing an energy boost.


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Summer Reading Kick off Concert with Toe Jam Puppet Band
June 25, 2018 @ 6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
The Toe Jam Puppet band will help us kick off our summer reading program.
The Toe Jam Puppet Band offers a special brand of hands-on children's entertainment that grown-ups can actually enjoy. The Dynamic group is great with kids, but best when teachers or parents are having fun with the little ones. The performances are very active, encouraging kids and parents to sing and dance along with the band as they entertain with a unique combination of original songs, masterful shadow puppetry, storytelling and just plain old good fun.


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Thursday evening, EECU announced the 2015 Glenn Mandeville Memorial Scholarship winners at its annual shareholders meeting. The program, which was founded to honor long-time Fort Worth educator and former EECU board member Glenn Mandeville, awards six $5,000 academic scholarships to deserving students each year – three students pursuing education and three pursuing other fields of study. Continue reading
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Are you playing The Game of MONEY?
Much like a game, the story of your personal finances begins with your very first paycheck and includes a series of "moves" that help you progress toward a comfortable retirement.
Need help determining your next move? Request an appointment with a certified financial counselor today!
Data Breaches: What you should know
Unfortunately, we live in a time when data breaches are not terribly uncommon. While we can't alert you to every single time a business loses data, a recent breach to a health insurer could affect many of our members, and poses some significant risks due to the type of data that was stolen. The tips we provide below will be useful in this situation, but could be useful if you are the victim of any data breach. Continue reading


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Jim Giovinazzo Equipment Finance - What You Need To Know
A lot for farmers want to increase their production in order to generate more money. However, this is not possible if they lack the proper amount to purchase sophisticated equipment that can carry out large tasks and make the whole process easier. In this case, there are companies such as banks and other financial institutions that offer equipment finance.
Farm owners greatly benefit from this because they don't have to wait for many years to come up with the right amount to buy machineries and tools that are essential to their business. Farmers need to make use of sophisticated equipment in order to carry out tasks such as digging, planting, cutting, and so on. The cost of these machineries will be very expensive so it is necessary to find ways to cut down the possible costs.
It's common for businessmen to cut down on costs as much as possible when purchasing. Today, there are many companies that offer wholesale equipment to help farmers in need. There are also online sellers that offer great deals. If you are a smart consumer, then you will make use of different sources to reduce the cost of your purchases. Aside from the internet, there are other sources that you can use such as:
Family members
Yellow pages
Local information centers
You can find great deals faster and easier if you can use the mentioned sources above. Moreover, there are sellers that offer refurbished and on sale of equipment. You can find reliable sellers in your area. Make sure to interview the seller before purchasing. You should personally check the machine to ensure getting a good one. Here are some of the things that you need to do:
- Safety check.
- Walk around the machine.
- Check the oil.
- Check the radiator.
- Check the fuel level.
- Check the fire extinguisher.
- Check the air-pre cleaner and air cleaner.
You need to do the mentioned safety measures above in order to ensure the safety of the four-wheeler as well as the people who will be working around it. Any issues should be addressed immediately to ensure high-quality performance.
Equipment loan can benefit everyone most especially businessmen who wants to expand their business and generate more sales. If you lack the proper amount to purchase the vehicle or tool that you need to increase your company's production, then you can always ask for help from banking institutions and other financial firms.


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london diaries – week fiveLeave a comment
January 14, 2013 by leighnewlands
SATURDAY: With my younger sister no longer here, this was now my second solo weekend. I decided to head out and see Westminster Abbey.
Much to my dismay though, I got there too late as they closed at 1:30 on a Saturday. The board read however, that they would be open on Sunday for church
services at 07:30. Urm, a bit too early. No thanks.
So I trekked around the rest of the area. Walked towards Trafalgar Square, bustling with cars going round and round the square. On the side was a little scottish man playing the bagpipes for money and at the end of the square was a street performer which always manage to gather the crowds. And sadly that is how he makes most of his living and he expressed this too to the audience. He added that even if you don't want to give him money or don't have on you, to just shake his hand and let him know he did a good job.
SUNDAY: Decided to explore the Tate Modern, a really big art gallery where there are about 5 different floors with different artworks and exhibitions on show. What made this one nice was the fact that William Kentridge, a well-known South African artist had an exhibition on there. I won't lie, I was quite overwhelmed by the amount of art surrounding me. What did annoy me though but I realised in the end, I was very much in the wrong, was the idea of art nowadays. It's completely transformed from the traditional artworks to modern where stacking a pile of bricks ontop of one another is considered "art". It's all about concept now.
I then walked out to the London evening falling upon us, solo guitarists performing outside and the smell of roasted caramel almonds wandering along the Millenium Bridge. I therefore followed the inviting smell and took a walk along the Millenium Bridge, over the River Thames. In front of me, I was approaching St. Paul's Cathedral. Got to the end of the bridge, found some hot chocolate at Pret and explored up that side. Unfortunately, it was very dead being a Sunday and being the more city centre, there were no tourist-like attractions therefore being very ghost-like. I subsequently turned around, walked back along the bridge and stopped to overlook the Thames and the colourful lights that are along the river banks. Purple, green, blue, yellow, red -they really know how to make London look appealing at night time (don't worry, I'll be putting up all these pictures soon!).
MONDAY: With the new brand identity having come in place, we were one of the first offices to undergo the transformation so as everyone came into work on Monday morning, we were welcomed by new signage, colourful mosaics and goodie bags on our desks! Theses consisted of a brochure about Vision 2020, a tube of colourful smarties and a coffee mug. I love free things!
TUESDAY: Planned on popping in to Westminster during my lunch break but thought there was no point in rushing it so I've set that aside for a weekend. I did however pop over to King's Cross station where the infamous Platform 9 3/4 is from the Harry Potter films. They told me it was between platforms 9 and 10 (go figure) so I walk straight through, scan my Oyster Card and walked past platform 9A and B and then get to the end of the tracks. Platform 10 is on the other side so where the flip is the famous platform. I walk out, looking like a fool as I didn't get on a train and then spotted the Harry Potter shop with the "platform" next to it which was like in the movies: a brick wall with the words written on top and half a trolley with luggage and Hedwig's cage on the handle halfway through the wall. There's a photographer there who takes photos of you "running into the wall with the trolley". Quite cute actually. In the shop, whilst it's not big, if you're a major Harry Potter fan, you'd love it. They sell wands, toy Hedwigs, the movies and clothing such as the Gryffindor jerseys.
I then got home and had a skype with a friend of mine, Kates and was pleasantly suprised to have Matt, another friend join in on the skype session – I miss my friends back home. Wow. And I miss my car – while the public transport here in London is well done, I like my clean little car where germs are only mine most of the time and I can go where and when I want.
WEDNESDAY: A very productive and busy day at work which I enjoyed very much and went to my first weekly team meeting. EY is getting ready for Davos which is coming up in February so it's all systems go in the communication department. I also learnt about my french colleague, her upcoming pregnancy and her husband and his obsession with cleaning. And I learnt that you get foxes around London at random – I didn't know this! So i'm waiting for one to run across my pathway 🙂
The evening I went to Westfields to HMV, looking for Downton Abbey Season 3 for my Gran back home. Ever since its nominations and wins hoever, it's become very difficult to find! So proving unsuccesful, I will conquer Oxford Street on Friday evening where a much bigger HMV is situated. I did stumble across the coolest, random shop on my way out last night which had this alarm clock on wheels and when it went off, it would roll around everywhere until you switched it off. So essentially, it rolls of your bedside table and forces you to get up out of bed and switch it off.
THURSDAY: Nothing too exciting to write about that happened today except that I overslept, got straight up and left for work without my daily dose of coffee and food and felt awful having to change in between tubes, squished up against strangers with me having very low blood pressure. Like I said, I miss my car.
FRIDAY: The second last friday for me at EY! No need for more explaining 😀


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During the tsunami, thousands of women lost both their husbands & their family's income. RI & Panera Bread are providing these women with the training / materials to operate bakeries for family income
Thousands of women were widowed by the tsunami that hit Sri Lanka in December 2004. Already dealing with the loss of their husbands & sons, these female-headed households need to establish home-businesses to sustain their livelihoods & improve the current food supplies of the community. The women gain valuable marketing, business & leadership training. Widows from the civil coflict in Sri Lanka before the tsunami also benefit immensely & help support the economy & development of the region.
RI & Panera Bakery have partnered to supply the needed flour & other ingredients, provide training on how to run a small business, give the equipment for bread production, & assist in the development of community support groups that give aid.
Female-headed households are improving their current quality of life and able to support their often large families while adding to food supplies for the community. The project closes the gender gap & enhances Sri Lanka's economic development.
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text: Agencies The Ad Council and Matthew McConaughey Want to Help You Contribute to Hurricane Harvey Relief Austin's GSD&M handled creativeBy Patrick Coffee|September 1, 2017 The campaign includes broadcast, digital, radio, print and out of home placements.AD CouncilShare By Patrick Coffee|September 1, 2017 Share Hurricane Harvey has dominated the news, as viewers around the world have watched its winds and record-breaking rainfall devastate southern Texas. Since making landfall last Friday, Harvey has killed at least 47 people and displaced thousands more. Estimates of its ultimate cost have run into the hundreds of billions, even as the biggest storm to hit the U.S. in more than a decade remains active. Many Americans have donated and shared information on how best to help out via social media, and today, the ad industry made its own formal effort with a PSA campaign from the Ad Council. The first video, created by Free Range Studios, directs viewers to HurricaneHarveyAid.org, an online resource center created by several organizations partnering with the Ad Council. The key message is that monetary donations are the best way to help storm victims because cash, unlike packaged goods, can quickly reach the most affected areas. The flexibility of money also allows it to be applied wherever it's needed. For the second video ad, Omnicom's Austin, Texas-based GSD&M enlisted the vocal talents of actor and fellow Austin resident Matthew McConaughey. The True Detective star invokes state pride while reapplying the agency's own classic antilittering tagline, "Don't mess with Texas," created in 1985 for the Texas Department of Transportation. Several organizations beyond GSD&M and Free Range contributed to the collaborative pro-bono effort, which will run in broadcast, digital, print and radio via donated time and space. Cloud tech platform Extreme Reach handled digital distribution, commercial radio production house Studio Center placed the radio spots and Spot Media got the ads in print. Postproduction company Laser Video edited the TV work for free. The National Association of Broadcasters and the Radio Advertising Bureau will also promote the work among their members via websites, events, newsletters and social media. The project is the result of a partnership between the Ad Council, USAID and the Center for International Disaster Information (CIDI). The ongoing collaboration was designed to help raise funds during times of crisis. "When we see the suffering caused by a storm of this magnitude, we are all moved to lend a hand," said Lisa Sherman, president and CEO of the Ad Council. "The most effective way people can help is through financial donations to the amazing organizations that are providing aid and support on the front lines." "GSD&M is proud to support disaster relief efforts and help however we can in times of national emergencies," added agency CEO Duff Stewart. "Hurricane Harvey has caused massive devastation along the Gulf Coast and in times like these community means more than ever. We stand with all of the victims impacted by the catastrophe and will do whatever we can to help." CREDITS Agency: GSD&M, Free Range Studios, Red Face Client: Ad Council/Hurricane Harvey Relief Campaign: "Texas Strong," "Hard at Work" "Texas Strong" Chief Creative Officer: Jay Russell Group Creative Director/Art Director: Brent Ladd Creative Director/Writer: Brett Baker Design Director: Marc Ferrino Digital Retoucher: Daniel Rodriguez Director of Production: Jack Epsteen Account Service: David Rockwood Business Affairs Manager: Lindsay Wakabayashi Video and Web Prod Company: Charlie Uniform Tango VFX Artist: David Hannah 3D Artist: Connor Adams Audio Engineer: Nick Patronella Senior Producer: Keith Munley Render Wrangler: Jeff Harrell "Hard at Work" Creative Agency: Free Range Studios Executive Producer: Erica Priggen Director: Eric Smith Director of Photography: Eriq Wities Associate Producer: Juliet Unfried Animation Director: Ruben DeLuna Animator: Kevin Okulolo Radio ads: RadioFace Executive Creative Director, Copywriter: Tony Mennuto Executive Producer: Vicky Ferraro Casting Director: Carrie Faverty Engineers: Justin Matley/Juan Aceves Copywriter: Allen Gallehugh Share http://adweek.it/2evqA5l copy Patrick Coffee @PatrickCoffeePatrick Coffee is a senior editor for Adweek. Adweek Adweek


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Six people have been arrested in Venezuela for involvement in an apparent assassination attempt on President Nicolás Maduro, the interior minister says.
Néstor Reverol said they were part of a group that loaded two drones with explosives and set them off during a military parade in the capital Caracas.
Mr Maduro has warned the perpetrators face "maximum punishment".
He has blamed Colombia for the incident but provided no evidence.
Colombia said the accusation was "baseless".
The government has also pointed the finger at the opposition, prompting fears of a new crackdown.
Many opposition leaders have already left the country citing government harassment and there are reported to be more than 200 political prisoners in the country's jails.
Meanwhile Defence Minister Vladimir Padrino Lopez declared his unconditional loyalty to the president on national TV.
"We are determined, determined to defend our homeland, our constitution, our democracy, our institutions," he said.
Correspondents say Mr Maduro has relied heavily on the armed forces to keep power in the midst of an economic crisis and political turmoil.
What is known about the alleged attack?
The incident happened when Mr Maduro was speaking at an event to mark the anniversary of the national guard.
A bang is heard and footage of his speech shows the president suddenly looking upwards and dozens of soldiers running away.
Two drones loaded with explosives went off near the president's stand, Communications Minister Jorge Rodriguez said.
Seven soldiers were injured, the Venezuelan authorities said.
Later Mr Maduro said the incident had strengthened his resolve.
"I am fine, I am alive, and after this attack I'm more determined than ever to follow the path of the revolution," he said.
"Justice! Maximum punishment! And there will be no forgiveness."
Interior Minister Reverol said six "terrorists and hired killers" had been arrested, several vehicles seized and hotels raided.
Who could be behind this?
Mr Maduro accused neighbouring Colombia and elements within the US of instigating "a right-wing plot" to kill him.
The Colombian government has denied any involvement, saying there is "no basis" to Mr Maduro's allegations.
US National Security Adviser John Bolton denied any US involvement in the incident, adding that it could be "a pretext set up by the regime itself".
Mr Rodriguez accused Venezuela's right-wing opposition of carrying out the attack.
"After losing the vote, they failed again," Mr Rodriguez said.
He was referring to May's presidential elections, where Mr Maduro was re-elected for another six-year term.
However, Hasler Iglesias, a youth leader with the opposition Voluntad Popular Party, told the BBC: "It's hard to believe that the opposition is going to make an attempt when they have never made an attempt in this way in 20 years."
Meanwhile, a little-known group called Soldiers in T-shirts said on social media that it was behind the alleged attack.
The claim was not backed up by any evidence, and the group did not respond to media requests for comment.
To add further to the confusion, firefighters at the scene disputed the government's version of events, the Associated Press reports.
Speaking on condition of anonymity, three of them said the incident was actually a gas tank explosion inside an apartment, but did not provide further details, the news agency says.
Who is President Maduro?
Mr Maduro has managed to split opinion almost as much as his predecessor in office, Hugo Chávez.
Since assuming office in 2013, Mr Maduro's administration has drawn widespread condemnation from a string of nations worldwide for undermining democracy and violating human rights in his country.
His opponents paint him as a ruthless despot who detains his political rivals on overly harsh charges pressed by a judiciary under his party's control, while his followers say he is protecting the country from another coup.
His re-election in May came amid a deep economic crisis which has been driving hundreds of thousands of Venezuelans from the oil-rich country.
However, there is still a loyal core of people who support Mr Maduro and his United Socialist Party (PSUV), saying Venezuela's problems are caused not by the government but by forces such as the US.


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Lead with the heart this month, Cancer, as cosmic activity raises intuitive levels to high peaks. Cancer is the feeling sign of the zodiac, so listening to one's inner voice provides great power. In July, four planets illuminate your sign whereby illuminating the power of instinct.
The month begins with a July 1st Full Moon in your partner sign. Ideas about ambitious plans to enhance your life position may receive an encouraging boost, along with indications about romantic prospects. Step by step, Cancer is positioning to take on a more sophisticated adult role as a result of slowly letting go of immature definitions of success and love. While greater momentum in this self-enhancement won't pick up until September, Cancer continues feeling its way towards the ultimate vision now.
You may feel powerfully driven to start rearranging life variables in pursuit of this sophisticated self-vision around July 6th when the Sun in your sign makes an equilibrium aspect with Pluto. In mythology, Pluto is god of the underworld and as such Pluto guides the astrological journey into the hidden realms of our psyches. Pluto may dig up false preconceptions, unsuitable roles or outdated beliefs and provoke questioning as to why you've held on to them for so long. Thought conventions we simply accept from our families or society could potentially be holding us back if they are not, in fact, ways of thinking we have chosen independently for ourselves or are not truly in line with our personal nature. Pluto is asking you to expose the hidden toxins in life which may be inhibiting soulful growth. This detective work is not for the intent of simply making you uncomfortable, but geared rather at giving you a powerful reminder to trust your own nature. Careful, however, not to get into unnecessary conflicts with others as you are really just working through your own complexes. In its best use, July 6th energy should be a very revealing time which adds more impetus to your sense of transforming how your life will move forward. Good change is ahead.
Mars, the doer planet, is in your sign the entire month of July. The universe has sent a helper to assist in making changes and meeting goals. This should be a very active month in getting things done of personal value; however, since the focus is on meeting your needs (and perhaps rightly so!) this may appear as slightly self-centered to partners. But in reality, you are just centering the self. Make this subtle difference clear to loved ones and watch them support your work instead of feel neglected.
July 15th might be the most exciting time as there is a New Moon in your sign, Cancer. Simultaneously, Mars and Mercury link up in your sign and mutually make an equilibrium aspect with Pluto. New Moons always signal the ability to send fresh intentions into the universe and watch them manifest. What hopes do you have? Cast those ideas out into the world and check their progression on Christmas Day (12/5/15)!
Uranus, the innovator planet, begins its Retrograde cycle on July 26th and runs through December. This is yet another indicator that you are on the verge of change, but not yet ready to make the leap. The building period continues. Uranus is the planet that gives us the creative itch, the yearning to break free and do something differently. Newness and risk look exciting. When Uranus goes Retrograde it means we are toeing the line of innovation. The beginning of the Retrograde cycle may hone in on things that were happening earlier in the month around July 12th. You will continue to brainstorm your breakout plan through Christmas Day.
For those with Cancer rising, the breakout plan is centered predominately around career objectives and the need for deep transformation in personal beliefs is centered around relationships. It is in these two areas that Cancer will experience the greatest change this year. In July, career plans get temporarily put on hold, but relationship perspectives get a boost. You experience a July 1st Full Moon and July 15th New Moon across the relationship axis, and energizer Mars and strategic Mercury step in to help do some individual work on your end to make relating with others more feasible. Finances may also see a shift July 25th-31st when Venus goes Retrograde coupled by a Full Moon. In July, remember to stand your ground amidst compromising with others; stray true to your vision and ultimately you will attract the appropriate people and things even if those currently present are not the appropriate fit.
Everyone with Cancerian energy is buzzing in July as a result of nearly all the planetary movement being directed at your sign. While this might be thrilling on one hand, it might also be easily overwhelming for intuitive Cancer. It is absolutely imperative this month for Cancer to retreat, take breaks and detox when hose inner alarm bells start ringing. You are more able than most signs to pick up on other people's emotions and environmental cues, not to mention your own emotional bearings. July could inundate the senses if you are not careful. Breathe deep, tune in, and move with the tides that feel right for you.


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Academic Project Specialist – Allied Health
Job description
Edison State Community College invites qualified candidates to apply for the full-time position of Academic Project Specialist - Allied Health. The Academic Project Specialist (APS) will manage various projects, coordinate processes, and provide secretarial support for the Dean of Professional and Technical Programs, as well as provide backup support to the other APS's. The APS is required to work with minimal supervision and expected to keep a level of confidentiality regarding all areas managed by the Dean of Professional and Technical Programs. The APS uses problem-solving skills to effectively help students, staff and external contacts.
To be considered, candidates should include cover letter, resume, and transcripts when completing their online application.
Edison State Community College is an EOE/AA Employer
Functional Responsibilities:
- Serves as a receptionist in the Allied Health office. Answers all internal and external phone calls and general walk-in questions or concerns regarding Allied Health programs and provide information as appropriate.
- Make appointments for students with appropriate faculty advisor or student service representative.
- Maintains expenditure records and budget files.
- Provides customer support to faculty/students and forwards customer complaints to the appropriate Dean and/or redirects to appropriate personnel.
- Provides backup for the other APSs as needed.
- Coordinates meetings of advisory committees, and/or clinical education committees for Allied Health programs; record, prepare, and distribute minutes.
- Schedule and take minutes of department meetings as appropriate.
- Provide secretarial support to the Dean and faculty including scheduling appointments, answering phone calls, preparing purchase requisitions, filing, typing, proofreading, faxing, document preparation (program handbooks, assessment reports, accreditation reports, clinical agreements, etc.) and other office related tasks.
- Access information in Colleague to generate reports, queries, and printouts.
- Support the faculty, staff, and students, internal and external customers with problem solving and appropriate action.
- Prepare student and course information as needed, including rosters, transcripts, and schedules.
- Establish and maintain a database of Allied Health program applicants, including all applicant records. Prepare documents for the selection committee, notify applicants of acceptance decision, and enter applicant information into Colleague.
- Manage new student entrance process including scheduling advising appointments, preparing enrollment forms, making photo ID badges and compiling health requirements.
- Coordinate program uniforms through the bookstore and criminal background checks through the Administrative Assistant to the VP of Administration and Finance.
- Maintain Allied Health office records including confidential student files, student health requirements, clinical contracts, meeting minutes, official accreditation and certification record, official correspondence, academic records/competencies, instructor and facility evaluations and advisory committee records.
- Conduct and record mid and end of term equipment inventory/inspection for assigned Allied Health departments. Report inconsistencies to the Directors or the Dean. Maintain equipment inspection/inventory logs electronically.
- Verify, and record (Blackboard) Allied Health's student health requirements.
- Update and maintain program handbooks and clinical education handbooks for Allied Health as received from the Directors.
- Produce clinical agency agreements for Allied Health programs, maintain records, and initiate new agreements as required by program Directors or the Dean.
- Establish and maintain the database of Allied Health program clinical agreements and data bank of area clinics and clinicians.
- Schedule departmental environmental and/or biohazard waste pick-up as needed.
- Work with faculty to update Allied Health OBRs and syllabi as needed.
- Make update requests for the Allied Health's academic program pages and course descriptions on Edison's website through site maintenance.
- Assist the program Directors in the preparation of Allied Health's accreditation documents as needed for periodic review and prepare needed reports for submission.
- Coordinate student, graduate, and employer surveys for Allied Health programs.
- Maintain records related OSHA blood borne pathogens training.
- Obtain quotes from outside vendors for laboratory supplies; track orders and troubleshoot as necessary; refrigerate items when necessary for product safety.
- Other duties/projects as assigned by the Dean.
Required Knowledge, Skills, and Personal Qualifications:
Person must be service oriented, able to work as a team, able to maintain a level of confidentiality, able to multi-task, have effective problem solving abilities, be organized, have the ability to work independently and able to easily resume work after interruptions, and possess excellent computer skills. Experience with administrative, relational database, and course management software is preferred. Edison currently uses Microsoft Office, Colleague, and Blackboard.
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3 - 5 years office experience.
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How did I get started in Triathlon? I used to do sprint tri's at the U of A in the beginning, then I did what used to be called the Quarterman tri in Tempe. That was the first time I saw women in purple cheering us on!! I didn't even train for that; my friend said, "Just do it. You swim, you bike, you run. You can do this!" So I signed up and did it.
Mostly, I was a runner. I did a few half and full marathons after I moved to Tucson, qualified for Boston, but could never get away. Then took up trail running, mostly for fun; it's my favorite running terrain. I have run the Colossal Cave 8-mile trail race for the past five years, including this year.
Most events I do is because people I get to know are involved in it. I rode a few Tour de Tucson, including the full and a couple of 67 mile rides. I met my weight trainer from recommendations, and have been with him for what seems like forever. He encouraged me to do a body building show, and I did a few of those. I mean I pretty much do anything people think I can do.
In 2017, I was encouraged to join TTG from friends I knew who were members. I also knew what I didn't know. I heard about Robyn Kramer and started with an Excel group with plans of doing Santa Rosa half iron in 2018, as I age-grouped up. That fell through due to work and an injury, but I enjoyed the training and people. So, I kept at it over the summer. I now have a few sprints and olympics under my belt (Patagonia in 2017) and Deuces Wild in 2018). I did not start triathlons ever thinking I would win anything, but once I did, I took it a bit more seriously than I planned. Yes, I have a competitive streak, working hard to get stronger and faster. Learning transitions, nutrition are still a work in progress.
I really like the training for a triathlon. Not just one sport at a time, so it keeps me healthier overall. Weight lifting helps, too, so I can still run without knee problems (other things hurt, but massage every other week helps work those out - until the next workout). My first 70.3 is coming up end of July - finally doing Santa Rosa after bowing out last year. I figure racing in wine country is probably the place to do your first half iron.
I am always encouraged by the folks at TTG, and friends and coaches who keep me sane. If I had to do this on my own, it would not be any fun at all!! We are so lucky to have a triathlon group for women. I have met so many wonderful people through this group. Since I signed up for other races, I look forward to more TTG events! I think I'm hooked.
My name is Lupita Hernandez. I am a Braille instructor and teacher of the visually impaired at SAAVI Services for the Blind here in Tucson, Arizona. My hobbies and interests include raising, buying and selling farm animals. I also enjoy reading, talking on the phone and gardening.
After graduating from the University of Arizona one of my former professors began running with me. She mentioned triathlons but at the time I wasn't ready to do one but thought possibly in the future I may want to. I have also participated in several races including El Tour de Tucson 111 mile (gold, silver and bronze), El Tour de Tucson Mountains, and Break Away to the Border (first place women's tandem). It wasn't until last year when I was talking with a former student who told me how much fun she was having as a member of the Tucson Tri Girls. I wanted to know more and that week I too became a Tucson Tri Girl!!!
The first triathlon I did was the Shyann Kindness Tri for Acts of Kindness in September of last year and triathlons became addictive to me. I met Coach Robin who guided me in other triathlons. One of the things I have loved the most about being a Tri Girl is the friends I have made. Now I have planned races for the rest of the year and already have so many people willing to run with me or captain for tandem bike rides. Having that social network is so important and inspiring as well as motivating. There is so much to be said about being part of a team where your friends are with you to celebrate in your accomplishments and allow you to celebrate their accomplishments. My team allows me not just to run on a treadmill or ride on a stationary bike. I always have someone by my side and that means the world to me so that we can encourage each other. I am getting ready to have my first open water swim in a couple of weeks and am thrilled that a few adaptations such as tethers and the tandem bike allow me to be in the same sports as my friends. I am a rather private person and do not like to be singled out as a blind participant of an event have never wanted my being completely blind to make me stand out in any way. In my employment and personal life, I prefer to be accepted as a team member or participant and not as a disabled/blind person. I just love being Lupita, the Tri Girl that does triathlons with her team.
To commemorate the Tucson Tri Girls 15th year as a club, we have released a special cycling jersey. The jersey is now available for purchase! We will have the jersey available through the end of the year. Click on the picture below to purchase!
Why did I join TTG?
I have been a member of the Tucson Tri Girls since 2006 and joined originally because my girlfriend Anne Turner was just like any other Tucson Tri Girl and wanted to see the club grow with new members. I attend my first meeting and felt welcomed and supported by all the members. I walked out of that meeting with a bag of swag and a smile on my face. A year later, I did my first TRI with the Tucson Tri Series as a relay with my friend Anne and Leslie, and we had a blast! (man that brings back memories) Soon, TTG became my second family and wanted to do whatever I could to get involved. By year two, a board position opened and I started volunteering and giving back to the club and continued this pattern for the next 8 years in many positions including Treasurer, Sponsorship, Gear girl, and Prez at one point. At the same time, I decided to retire from my full time job and become a coach and started to offer my services in another fashion, as a coach with my new company, Excell Tri Coaching. I love the Tucson Tri Girls and have for years, I feel that the club has given me friends and sisters for life. I am not sure I can ever repay this group of wonderful women but I sure "tri".
What has been my favorite events?
I have to say there are two: In Nov of 2012, (IMAZ) I did my first Ironman and that day proved the love and support of our club can get you through anything. All day long the Tucson Tri Girls were there cheering, pushing and supporting my race of a life time and it made the day go by so fast. The second race would be Penticton Worlds in 2017, I was having a rough day (ill) and trained so hard for this races and just did not have the gas to keep going and at one point I STOPPED and when I looked down there was a purple signs that said "Purple power!" It was like the entire club was there when I needed them the most. That is what got me back on my bike to finish the race.
What I have gained from the Club?
More than I can ever give back! They are my family and I have met and known so many Tucson Tri Girls over the years, I can honestly say, my life would be so boring without all the gals of Tucson Tri Girls. Thank you for the Friendships and love over the last 12 years.
What advise can I give to new members?
1. Ask questions to other members and get involved volunteering. This is the fastest way to become a part of the club. 2. Don't go out and buy new stuff, I did my first Tri on a mountain bike. 3. GET out there and race. Everyone is a winner in the end. 4. Never stop having fun. When it stops being fun be done. 5. Never give up and stop unless it is medical or mechanical. Cross that finish line, everyone has bad days. 6. AWAYS cheer on the person you pass or passes you during a race, you never know when Karma will come back for you.
How did I get started in Triathlon?
When I was in Alaska, I had some co-workers who ran and such at lunch time. I had never been athletic but lived close to the Coastal Trail and was inspired to start running. One of the co-workers moved so I asked if I could start running with her but had no idea how to get started. She took me under her wing and ran with me in running/walking intervals and we would go at lunch in the winter so we could see the sunlight. I wanted her to run a 4 mile race so in exchange she said I had to do a triathlon with her. Um, I don't have a bike and I can't swim. So, she loaned me her mountain bike and proceeded to teach me how to swim. We worked out together all winter and in May we did a woman's only tri. I was hooked. I just wanted to get faster and stronger.
Why do I Tri today?
I compete in triathlon today because it motivates me to exercise but I also have the desire to push myself and see how fast I can be. It is amazing to me what the human body can do especially when you put your mind behind something. I also enjoy encouraging new people in the sport and cheering them on to see their full potential.
Memorable races?
Memorable races… well, I would say there are at least 3. Ironman Boulder in 2015 was my first Ironman distance race and I did so much better than I ever anticipated I would. Boulder 70.3 in 2016 was my husband's first ever 70.3 distance and he has a bad back so that meant under training. We raced together but he started 40 minutes before me. I worried about him the entire race and kept looking on the course for him. On the second loop of the run, I had caught up to him. I was struggling in the heat and I was so excited to see him. We crossed the finish line together and it was really an amazing moment for me. Finally, Ironman Chattanooga in 2017. I trained really hard for this race and wanted to finish in under 13 hours. The bike is 116 miles in this race so it was going to be a tall task. I had the race of my life and just about everything went according to plan and I finished in 12:39.
Training tips?
Practice makes perfect. Practice those things that you dislike and are your weaknesses because they will make you stronger. Training is mini race condition practices, use the gear and fuel you would on race day to make sure you have everything dialed in. Listen to your body – this is so important. If you need to skip a workout, it's not the end of the world.
What does it mean to be TTG?
To me, being TTG means encouraging others to excel in whatever sport they are interested in. It also means supporting encouraging others to reach out into the uncomfortable. Everyone has different speeds and goals and they are all fabulous and they all need to be acknowledged. It also means sharing my experiences with other and learning from others experiences.
Goals for 2018?
My goals for 2018 are to compete at AG Olympic Distance National Championships and take in the experience. I also want to complete the 70.3 distance in under 6 hours.


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Well, that's it folks. We made it to the end of this year but not without a few more legends leaving us too soon. RIP to all of those that have fallen and guard the remainder with every ounce of your being. There were some positives to this year: good friends new and old, good metal across the board and good bourbon just to name a few. So, as we close out this year hold your loved ones close and call a friend you haven't talked to in awhile, it may just give them that extra boost they needed. Releases are in short supply but as we've seen recently the quality hasn't diminished. This week we have At This Great Depth from Ireland's atmospheric doom merchants Soothsayer, Vanha releases their debut full length Within the Mist of Sorrow which is an epic journey through melancholic doom metal and Plasmodium gives us an avantgarde and psychedelic black metal album with Entheognosis. And, as usual, that's not all so hit that continue reading button to see the rest.
Soothsayer – At This Great Depth (Transcending Obscurity) – atmospheric sludge/doom metal [full review]
Vanha – Within the Mist of Sorrow (Black Lion Records) – melancholic doom/death metal
Plasmodium – Entheognosis (Cimmerian Shade/Satanath) – psychedelic black metal
Also on tap:
Cowardice – Without Condolence (Independent) – doom/sludge metal
Furia – Księżyc milczy luty, LP (Pagan Records) – black metal
Paria – Knochenkamp, EP (World Terror Committee) – black metal
Rajalla – Diktaattori (Inverse Records) – thrash metal
Spektral Hatchery – S/T (Gravplass Propaganda) – black metal
The DRX – Throughout Within (Nefarious Industries) – avantgarde rock
Warlord – Maximum Carnage, Reissue (Transcending Obscurity) – death metal
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Sometimes you just fancy a quick game to play and one of my favourite casual games to play on iOS is Pako Car Chase Simulator .
There are several reasons why I like this game. Firstly there are no in app purchases which makes a change. And no adverts as well.
Secondly you're in control of a selection of vehicles in a closed area and have to survive for as long as possible. There are a choice of 15 different locations each of which has its own vehicle, most of which are so different from the previous location. Locations include trailers park, airport, the moon, suburbia and vehicles can be anything from a limo to a camper van.
Online leaderboards for each locations are available as well as many achievements to unlock. If you feel so inclined you can tweet or Facebook your scores.
And when you crash and it's game over, you can restart the next game instantly. In terms of compatibility Pako is optimised for iPhones from the iPhone 5. It is also a universal app and playable on the new Apple TV!!


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Rockabilly Hall of Fame® Archives
Welcome to our Internet hall of fame web site. A place where you will find educational and historical information about the performers who gave us the true beginning of American rockin' music ... sounds that sprang from the late 1950s and early 1960s. Read about Elvis Presley, Buddy Holly, Bill Haley ("Rock Around the Clock"), Chuck Berry, Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, Ricky Nelson and their peers. Dream about the days of Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, vintage clothing, hot rods, retro hair styles, poodle skirts, hula hoops and Leave it to Beaver. We also feature modern authentic rockers like the Stray Cats. You'll quickly discover that The Beatles and Rolling Stones did not create rock n roll. Our office is located in Burns, Tennessee. E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Opening page: www.rockabillyhall.com.
2/July/97 - 50th MY WAY JAMBOREE IN FINLAND
by Bill Smoker (firstname.lastname@example.com) - Weekenders seem to be breaking out all over the place these days. Hemsby, Lead East, We Wanna Boogie, the forthcoming Viva Las Vegas, and now the My Way Jamboree in Finland extends from an alldayer into a 3-day event to celebrate it's 50th gig (it has twice previously run over two days). Promoter Marko 'Hakki' Hakala of My Way records has been organising these jamborees every summer for the last ten years. From 19-21 June 1997, at Aitoo (near Tampere) deep in the heart of the Finnish forest, 1300 rocking folk gathered from all over Scandinavia and elsewhere to bop under the midnight sun. A strong international line-up of bands covered all styles of rocking music from stripped-bare rockabilly to "revival" rock'n'roll to madcap psychobilly. There were some disappointing cancellations in the weeks running up to the big day: first, Reverend Horton Heat delayed his European tour and then, with only days notice, The Roadkings and Jesse Dayton dropped out. The last minute replacements, Britain's Sureshots and ex-Planet Rocker Sonny George were inspired and popular choices. And so, with two US acts, seven from the UK, eight from Finland and one each from Denmark, Sweden and the Ukraine (yes, really!) the show started in style at 10pm, a little later than planned, on a bright Thursday night. We arrived, after a two-hour drive from Helsinki with Pete and Satu fromGoofin' Around records, while the first band took the stage.
The Barnshakers are one of Finland's top rocking acts. While this meant a strong start to the weekend, it also meant that their mix of enjoyable self-penned material and smartly arranged covers were played to a smallish crowd that was still arriving and saying their "hello"s. The mixed crowd started dancing by the second number, a cool rock-a-billy version of Killer Diller, and didn't stop until the end of the set. High points included material from their LP & 45s on Goofin' Records such as Wiggle Like a Worm, Hot & Spicy and Heart Trouble. With the melody driven by the virtuoso guitar work of Lester Peabody, it was no surprise that they got a loud reponse from the audience, who called them back to encore with (a slightly unseasonal!) Desperate Santa.
I ran into a boy from my hometown, Marc Fenech of Southern & Rocking magazine, who gave me a long swig of some fiery Ukrainian chili pepper vodka (his commission for booking the MadHeads to the weekend). This put me in just the right mood to see the next band; Sweden's Eddie & the Flatheads. The hall (perhaps better described as a barn with a bar attached) was filling up with arrivals now and Tail Records' finest were giving them HELLFIRE! Stormin' their way through some well-chosen cover versions such as Bottle to the Baby, Knock Down Drag Out, and Rock Bop, they got a powerful reaction from the punters. Ater a hot version of Spaceman, singer Eddie shouted "We're REALLY gonna rock ya now!" Let me tell you, he wasn't lying. Tearing into a frenetic version of Larry Donn's Honey Bun, The Flatheads packed the dancefloor with fast moving, happy feet. A Link Wray instro or two, mixed with some of their own songs, kept the pace up. There was no way they were getting away without an encore, so they finished with Ronnie Speek's Get Hot Or Go Home and Clear Waters' Hillbilly Blues.
As the UKs Restless took to the stage, I found myself in the bar replacing vital lost fluids. From what I could see and hear, Restless turned in their usual slick neobilly set. They are regular visitors to Finland, and are perhaps becoming a little too familiar. After two hot rock-a-billy bands, the crowd seemed too tired to work up their previous enthusiasm (many had done a full days' work before setting of for Aitoo). Still, what do I know? I will let my final notes for the day speak for themselves. "3am and the sumn alreadup & kthints tiym fur drunkme bed."
Friday dawns and my hangover wakes me up. A chance to do some tourist -type stuff around Tampere, then off to Honkala (the venue) in time to catch Husky and the Sandmen. They were the first band to play in the second, larger hall. If the other hall was a barn with a bar attached, then this was a barn. Period. You could almost smell the manure. But with the addition of a good lighting rig and a reasonable sound system it was the perfect place to see a band. Husky and the Sandmen are a Finnish surf / instrumental band who record for Gas records. Opening with Surf Rider, they had a beautiful, gooseflesh-inducing sound that was just right for summer-time. Other covers included Miserlou (yeah, I know all surf bands do it but it sounded great) and Surfin' Mosquito. The latter was very suitable as the forest insect life were doing their best to make my life an itching hell! Most of the set consisted of self-penned numbers from their CD, eg, Stargate, Batcave and an intriguing re-working of Suki Yaki. They certainly deserved the loud cheering that they received for their blistering performance.
Next up, back in the smaller hall, were Gazoobil, a Finnish neo band. I caught the first couple of numbers but, while competent and obviously popular with the local crowd, their more modern sound was not to my taste, so I took the opportunity to check out some of the site's facilities. These were basic to say the least. Whilst there is an area provided, free of charge, for camping, there are no washing or shower facilities nor electrical outputs. Kinda cool if you like it real rustic but I would recommend that the more urbane cat should do what I did and get accomodation in the nearby town.
Just time to gulp down a beer, which was cheap for Finland but a little pricey for anywhere else (damn that taxman!). It's best to take a bottle of your own hooch, but don't let the security see you! Then off to see another Helsinki-based band, the Silver Bullets. They opened with Ray Smith's Break Up and continued with some well-chosen straight Rock'n'Roll covers. Songs such as Cast Iron Arm, I'm on Fire and Wild Little Willie got the Finnish Teds stompin' up a storm. Especially popular were their versions of Sea of Heartbreak and Sweet Sweet Girl from their Goofin' 45. Kekka has a good potent voice, without the strong accent that can sometimes mar a European bands' performance. It was good to see that they had added sax and piano since I last saw them, filling the sound out. Ending strongly on Justine, they encored with a smart take on the Doctor Ross Sun track Boogie Disease. The fans wanted more but as the schedule was already running late there was sadly no time.
So it was back to the smaller hall to see Mark Harman's spin-off from Restless, the Harmany Brothers. Presenting a fun, hillbilly-hick image with dungarees, straw hats and (for some reason) masks a la the Phantom, they have a similar instrumental set up to the Stray Cats. The sound, however, is a more vintage, strong Rock-a-billy thang. Mainly playing classic RAB numbers by Elvis, Johnny Burnette, Dale Hawkins, etc, they were hugely entertaining as they worked hard to keep the crowd bopping. I particularly enjoyed the version of Rock Therapy. I certainly hope to see them again soon.
As mentioned earlier, Jesse Dayton had cancelled, and the replacement act, the Sureshots, were on next. Unfortunately Joe, the British band's usual guitarist, couldn't make it at such short notice so Rob from the Rimshots stood in. Due to late running, the band started before the Harmany Brothers had finished in the other hall, so the venue was sparsely populated as they tore into Snaggle Tooth Ann. By the time they got to Eddie Daniel's Huh Babe, however, the place was packed with happy, dancing folk. It is notable that a large proportion of the audience danced to every one of the bands (sadly not something that we see much in blase, buttoned-up London), although it is also notable that not many of them danced very well. Who cares: as long as they dig it, that's all that matters. Also, there were no DJs and scarcely audible CDs/tapes between the bands. I would have liked to have heard some records, but maybe I am in the minority.
The Sureshots were largely limited to covering classic material due to lack of rehearsal with the stand-in guitarist, rather than playing their original songs. Happily this didn't detract from the show one bit, and the driving vocals ensured that the band kept a good tight sound. All I Can Do is Cry, Glad All Over and I'm So Lonesome sounded fantastic. Doing a wild sprint through the Ivan's Real Wild Child (aka the killer's Wild One) for an encore, they ended early so that Joe could have a quick breather, because his regular band the Rimshots were on next.
Dressed smartly in matching western suits, the Rimshots mixed their own songs with classic Sun numbers amongst others such as Flip Flop Mama and Vincent's Pretty Baby. John Lewis' fabulous voice, a blend of Narvel Felts, Charlie Feathers and Ray Harris intermingled with his own Celtic drawl, perfectly matched old favourites such as Whole Lotta Shakin' and Big River. But it was the band's own tracks that pleased most of all, and after a rousing outing for their new 45, Planet Bop, the Finns raised the rafters until the 'shots came back to give all their remaining strength to Boppin' High School Baby and Woodpecker Rock. It may be that Johnny Bach & The Moonshine Booozers (John's other band) are getting all the interest these days, but that is no reason to write off this wonderful combo.
They sure present the acts back-to-back here at Aitoo. There was hardly time to catch breath before rushing to the big barn to catch Hightone Records star Rosie Flores. This chanteuse from Austin, Texas is a leading light in the "new traditionalist" area of country music, but she sure sounds like good ol' rockin' stuff to me. Backing was provided by top Finnish band Rave On (renamed the Whiskey Boys for the evening) and they rose to the task with aplomb, and I would have been hard pressed to guess that they had only had one rehearsal together. Pausing only to wish the audience "Hyvaa ilta!" (good evening in Finnish) Rosie and the band got cracking with Crazy Mixed Emotion. Next was Blues Keep Travelling which is on the Rockabilly Filly CD (with Janis Martin, who wrote the song aged 17). For some other Janis Martin numbers such Hard Times Ahead the sparkling Miss Flores was joined by beautiful Tia, Rave On's usual frontwoman. You Tear Me Up got the dancers tearing it up, and a nice version of Buck Owens' Hot Dog kept the pace going. I was a little distracted during Hot Dog by the Helsinki rocker club the Oilers having a good-natured gang wrestling match. Those crazy, mixed-up Ton-Up boys! All too soon it was time for the final numbers, Rosie's own Sun records tribute It Came From Memphis and a fun rendition of Janis' Drugstore Rock'n'Roll, complete with audience participation.
The Necromantix played and were followed by Crazy Cavan. There have been several great Welsh rockers, including the Rimshots, but Cavan Grogan is the man that Tom Jones aspires to be. Dressed in black leather and leopardskin, he is still the Wildest Cat in Town. From almost total darkness come the first chords of Teddy Boy Rock'n'Roll, the stage lights come on, and the the Teddy Boys come out to play. Cavan and the boys have played in Finland countless times, and many of the fans (including me) may have seen them on a score or more occasions but the band's motto is, "You will ALWAYS have a great time at a Rhythm Rockers gig!" They might be going a little thin on top (guitarist Lyndon Needs' hair looks as though it should be tested for substance abuse) but they can still teach most bands half their age a thing or two about entertainment. All of the Cavan classics were present and correct, from the first LP, Crazy Rhythm (over 20 years old now) to the latest It's Wild, It's Weird, It's Crazy. Wildcat Scream, Sadie, Are You Still Crazy, Rockabilly Rules OK, the Teds lapped them all up in stomping style. At one point I was worried that the floor could give way. It was the full original band that played, including Mike Coffey, and featured Lyndon's infamous screaming, which is almost an institution (possibly where Mr Needs should be). And so it was that your reviewer ended the evening bopping his little heart out to Old Black Joe. To those of us who have grown up and grown old on their music, Crazy Cavan and the Rhythm Rockers will always be the greatest Rock'n'Roll band on the planet. It felt fantastic to walk out of the Bop Barn after this to see a huge full moon hang low in an already brightening sky. Beautiful music for a beautiful country.
On Saturday I had some things to attend to, and didn't get to Honkala until 8pm. This meant that I missed pschobilly bands Killers Crew and the MadHeads from Ukraine, and also (sadly) Rave On, who had done such a slendid job of backing Rosie Flores. Lapland neo outfit Nine Lives were just ending their show as we arrived. They had a Polecats-style stab at Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams, and gave a really enjoyable verion of the Stones' Paint It Black. With matching red and black outfits and a chequerboard-painted doghouse bass they had a good visual presentation. The next band, another Finnish bunch called the Stringbeans, were in a similar vein. Talented and slickly rehearsed they had a harder, more modern sound. I was keenly looking forward to the next band, Matchbox, who I hadn't seen live for almost 15 years. Like Crazy Cavan, they are venerable veterans of the British rocking scene, and it was good to see them in the original line-up with the skillful Steve Bloomfield on lead guitar. Steve even took the vocal on Hurricane and Promised Land. The old hits went over well with the large crowd, not only the older rockers but the sizeable contingent of teenagers, too. Mixed in with the hits were some of the classics they have recorded, like Tore Up (especially good) and I'm Coming Home. Of course, singer Graham Fenton, clad in black leather, did his polished Gene Vincent tribute, medleying several of the Blue Caps' rockers and ballads. But it was Matchbox biggest hits, Midnite Dynamos and Rockabilly Rebel, that really ripped the roof off. It was a moving moment, with everyone singing along, to know that the scene that these songs celebrated almost two decades ago is as strong as ever.
The Roadkings were billed next, but they had cancelled, so instead it was Sonny George, who had been recording in London. I was particularly pleased to be able to see him as I had missed two of his recent gigs in my hometown. Wearing his trademark stetson, Sonny was in good voice as he booted into Trouble Up The Road and Dixie Dog. On Link Wray's HillbillyWolf guitarist Boz Boorer (Polecats) showed his mettle, and his spectacular playing proved an excellent complement to Sonny's powerful vocal throughout the show. Boz himself took the mic for a rendition of his classic Rockabilly Guy, which the cats enthusiastically sang along to. Mainly singing material from his solo and Planet Rockers releases, Sonny George made a raucous finish to my weekend because, sad to tell, I missed the Meteors who were the final band of the event. I found myself in the bar catching up on the latest gossip with Boz and the Rimshots, and clean forgot to check out the kings of British Psycho. Oh well, my loss was the bar's gain, I suppose!
And so there you have it; my long-winded and opinionated view of a wild three-day rockin' bash in Finland's beautiful forest wilderness. It may not have the kudos of Denver, the pull of Hemsby or the lush accomodation and facilities of the Rockabilly Rave, but for sheer variety and quantity of today's hottest acts from around the world it is pretty hard to beat. If you can fit it in with a tour around some northern European clubs, a few days in Finland's stunning countryside with a bottle of vodka and a thousand mad-assed felines may be just what you need. There are 6 or 7 Jamborees every summer (mostly over just one evening) with this massive Jamboree every year. This was the the biggest one yet; Hakki is already planning for next year's to be even bigger. Who knows, maybe I'll see you there? --Bill Smoker, London


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Inland Sea Restaurant
The Inland Sea Restaurant is a new restaurant on Southern Yorke Peninsula, located at Warooka, specialising in locally caught crayfish, snapper, King George whiting and calamari. The menu also features grain fed steak, free range chicken, prawn and scallop dishes to satisfy all palates.
Dine in the brand new dining room or enjoy our water feature while soaking up the ambience of our lush gardens set in a sun-shaded outdoor area.
Open Wednesday through to Sunday for lunch 12pm to 2pm, and dinner 6pm to 8pm.
Access With Assistance for the Disabled
Disabled access available, contact operator for details
No, we are fully licensed
Cuisine type
Modern Australian


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"I'm proud to create a wide variety of home-style specials that I know our residents will love," says Chef Nick Centolanza, Dining Services Director at Brightview Tenafly in Tenafly, New Jersey.
Nick got his start as a young boy in a family Italian restaurant, and, while that is where his culinary heart will always belong, his 35-year career has provided exciting opportunities.
Nick has run some of the most exclusive country clubs in Westchester, New York, Wellesley, Massachusetts, and Phoenix, Arizona, where he spent many years as Executive Chef at Moon Valley Country Club.
In the past 13 years, he has opened three successful restaurants as sole proprietor or as a partner.
Nick joined the team at Brightview Tenafly in August, 2016.


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