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Wondering what to do in York? Whether you're into steam trains, horrible history, chocolate tasting or ghost stories, York has something for everyone. Stroll around the city walls, discover Roman remains and Viking streets or climb to the top of York Minster. Read our guide below and find out about all the best tourist attractions and things to do in York.
York Minster
Adults £10 | Concessions £9 | Children (8-16) £5 (there's an extra charge if you want to climb the tower)
Taking just 250 years to build, York Minster is a mightily impressive building and the dominant landmark in the city. One of Northern Europe's most beautiful Gothic cathedrals, it's grand proportions are matched only by the quality of it's craftsmanship. Containing the largest concentration of medieval stained glass in England, the vast east window is believed to be the biggest area of stained glass anywhere in the world. Ticket price includes a free guided tour.
Find out more about this remarkable cathedral on our York Minster page.
The Shambles
Officially the most picturesque street in Britain, this street of timber framed shops is high on the list of things to see in York. Dating back to the later medieval period, The Shambles used to be home to the city's butchers and it's sloping cobbles would've been awash with the by-products of their trade. The name itself is believed to come from an Anglo-Saxon word 'sceamel' and referred to the wide shelves on which the butchers displayed their wares.
Read more about The Shambles, York's most famous street.
Jorvik Viking Centre
Adults £10.25 | Concessions £8.25 | Children (5-16) £7.25
The Jorvik Viking Centre is probably one of the best known of York's tourist attractions. Nearly thirty years ago archaeologists excavated the site and revealed the houses, workshops and backyards of Viking-age York. In the process they recovered thousands of artefacts the most spectacular of which was an exquisitely-preserved Anglo Saxon helmet, now on view in the Castle Museum. The site is now a visitor experience that aims to authentically recreate the look and feel of a Viking city.
If you're planning on doing some serious sightseeing in York you may want to pick up a York Pass. Available for either one, two or three days, this pass entitles you to free entry to more than 30 great attractions in and around York. Find out more about the York Pass.
National Railway Museum
You don't have to be a train enthusiast to enjoy the National Railway Museum. They've got over 200 years of rail history under one giant roof. There's iconic locomotives, lovingly recreated stations and over one million objects. They've got Mallard – the world's fastest steam locomotive – a replica of Stephenson's Rocket as well as a 'Series 0' Shin-kansen, or a Japanese Bullet Train to you and me. The best thing of all? Its free to get in (which makes it one of my favourite attractions in York!).
Find out more about the National Railway Museum.
York Dungeon
Adults £15.95 | Concessions £14.95 | Children (up to 15) £11.95
Rather than being a straightforward museum, York Dungeon offers an immersive 75 minute experience complete with theatrical actors, 360 degree sets and special effects. Various tales of gore have been plucked from the history of York to make up the different sections; so there's bloodthirsty invaders, a torture chamber and death by hanging. Genuinely horrifying acts of cruelty have become fun for all the family.
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York Castle Museum
Adults £10 | Concessions £5 | Children Free with a paying adult
Housed in a former prison, York Castle Museum has over 400 years of York's history on display. The home of Kirkgate, a reconstructed Victorian street, the museum also has other period rooms including a Victorian parlour, Jacobean dining room and a 1950s kitchen. You can even visit the cells where it is speculated that Dirk Turpin was once held. The most recent addition is the new exhibition 1914: When The World Changed Forever, opened to commemorate the centenary of the outbreak of the Great War.
Read more about the Castle Museum's different exhibitions
York City Walls
Walking the city walls while you're in York is a must. Incredibly well preserved, they are the longest stretch of medieval walls in any city in England. At just over 3 kilometres long, to complete the whole circuit takes between 1 1/2 and 2 hours – although you can just walk shorter sections if you'd prefer. They are open every day and close around dusk (which obviously varies by the seasons). If there's been a cold snap they might also be shut due to ice. One of the best free things to do in York.
Find out more about the history of York City Walls
Richard III Experience
Adult £3.50 | Concessions £2.50 | Children (5-16) £2
Located in Monkbar – part of the city walls – this small museum explores the life of England's last Plantagenet King. Despite being found in a Leicestershire carpark, Richard III was from the House of York and had considerable support in the city. His short reign was brought to an end by his rival to the throne Henry VII and the museum explores the turbulent history of this period and its most famous battles.
Henry VII Experience
Adult £3.50 | Concessions £2.50 | Children (5-16) £2
On the opposite side of the city to Monkbar, in Micklegate Bar, you'll find the Henry VII Experience – the companion museum to the Richard III Experience. The first Tudor king of England, Henry VII founded one of the most famous royal dynasties in history – passing the crown on to his son Henry VIII. On his arrival into York, he would have travelled through Micklegate Bar which has for almost a thousand years been the gateway through which serving monarchs have entered York.
Yorkshire Museum
Adults £7.50 | Concessions £4 | Child (16 and under) Free with paying adult
Situated in the Museum Gardens, the Yorkshire Museum relaunched in 2010 with much fanfare. Housing an impressive collection of archaeological and geological artefacts, there are now also family friendly interactive displays and film elements. There are a number of different sections including 'Roman York – Meet The People of The Empire', 'Capital of The North' (about Anglian and Viking York), and 'Extinct: A Way of Life' (complete with stuffed animals). Great place to visit if you're looking for things to do in York with kids.
York Art Gallery
Adults £7.50 | Concessions £4 | Child (16 and under) Free with paying adult
Recently refurbished and expanded – at considerable expense – York Art Gallery now holds the largest collection of British studio ceramics anywhere in the UK. If pots aren't your thing, there are collections of paintings by Italian Old Masters as well as more contemporary work from 20th century artists. In the Upper North Gallery artist in residence Mark Hearld has curated an exhibition of miscellaneous stored objects and artefacts many of which have never been on public display.
York's Chocolate Story
Adults £12.50 | Concessions £11.50 | Children £10 | Family of 4 £39.95 | Family of 5 £47.50
York's Chocolate Story offers an entertaining and informative tour through the tastiest part of the city's history. You'll learn about the famous families who built their fortunes on chocolate, their most famous products, as well as the secrets of chocolate making. After all this talk of chocolate you'll then be funnelled through into the downstairs shop where you can buy as much of the stuff as you want. They also offer private hire options for hen parties and corporate groups.
You can book your Chocolate Story tickets here
Clifford's Tower
English Heritage Members Free | Adults £4.20 | Concessions £3.80 | Children (5-15) £2.50
One of York's most popular tourist attractions, Clifford's Tower is part of York Castle which was originally built by William the Conqueror as he sought to bring the whole country under his control. The earliest fortifications were of wood construction; the present tower was rebuilt by Henry III in the 13th century. The tower takes it's name from Roger de Clifford who was executed for treason and hanged from the walls during the reign of Edward II.
Fairfax House
Adults £6 | Concessions £5 | Children (under 16) Free
Just a short walk from The Castle Museum, Fairfax House is one of the finest Georgian townhouses anywhere in the country. Its grand proportions and impressive stuccowork are complimented by a superb collection of period furniture, clocks and artwork. Originally the winter home of Viscount Fairfax, the house is today open to the public and visitors can explore the day to day life of high society in eighteenth century York.
York Army Museum
Adults £4 | Concessions and Children (5-16) £2 | Under 5s Free
The York Army Museum is actually two museums in one. It houses the regimental museums of both The Royal Dragoon Guards and The Yorkshire Regiment. It tells the stories of both these historic regiments of the British Army and has 80 showcases of military artefacts collected over the last 300 years. No tanks though unfortunately.
Barley Hall
Adults £6 | Concessions £4.50 | Children (5-15) £3
Only discovered in the 1980s, Barley Hall was restored and opened to the public in 1993. It is a fantastic example of a medieval townhouse, the oldest parts of which date back to 1360. Home first to the priors of Nostell – a monastery near Wakefield – it was later occupied by one William Snaswell Goldsmith, Alderman and Lord Mayor of York. Decorated to recreate this period, it's magnificent Great Hall has been restored to its original splendor. Occasionally shut for functions so be sure to check the website about opening times.
Bar Convent
Adults £4.50 | Concessions £3.50 | Children (6-15) £2
England's oldest living convent, Bar Convent was founded way back in 1686 as a school for girls and is still home to members of the Congregation of Jesus today. The new state of the art exhibition tells the story of this remarkable building and the remarkable people who have lived there. Meet the radical Yorkshire nun Mary Ward, who crossed the Alps on foot not once, but twice. Learn about secrets and spies, angry mobs and Luftwaffe bombs. Hide yourself away inside a priest hole – then find out how to hide an entire chapel.
Merchant Adventurers Hall
Adults £6 | Concessions £5 | Children (under 16) Free with paying adult
This medieval guildhall is the largest timber framed building still standing in the UK that is used for it's original purpose. Still home to The Company of Merchant Adventurers of the City of York, the hall dates back to the 14th century and took a full five years to build. Open most days as a museum the hall is also a function venue so occasionally closes early – be sure to check in advance. If you appreciate some impressive joinery then you should definitely plan a visit.
Other Things To Do in York…
GR8escape York
Team Prices £48 to £88 (depending on day and number of players)
Fancy yourself as a bit of a Sherlock Holmes? Then put your puzzle solving and code-breaking skills to the test at GR8escape York. You can choose between three rooms with three very different scenarios. Find the combination to the safe in Spy School, work with your rookie NYPD partners to recover a stolen diamond or help save your spaceship and crew from being sucked into a black hole.
If you're looking for a family activity that isn't just another museum, are in York to do some teambuilding or want to see if your housemate who talks all the way through an episode of Sherlock is really as smart as he thinks he is – then check out GR8escape. Under 16s must be accompanied by at least one adult and the different rooms have varying recommended mimimum ages.
You can read their great Tripadvisor reviews here
York Bus Tour
Prices from Adults £12 | Children £5
There's probably not a better way to see York than from the open top of an double decker bus (providing it's not raining that is). It's a great legs-free way to see all that the city has to offer. Between April and October, there's live commentary on board telling you all about the buildings you're seeing and the history of York's different areas. During the quieter, colder months you'll have to make do with the recorded version. What's really handy is that you can hop on and off at any of the 18 stops during a 24 hour period.
Get your Hop-On Hop-Off Bus tickets
York Boat
Cruise Prices From: Adults £8 | Concessions £7 | Children (5-15) £4 // Boat Hire £25-£40 p/h
Take in the sights of the city and surrounding countryside on a river cruise with Yorkboat. They offer multiple daily sailings on a number of different craft, most of which have an open top deck. You can also hire a boat for a special occasion or hop on a party boat in the evening. Alternatively you can explore York and the Ouse from your own self-drive hire boat. (All journeys are subject to river conditions and there aren't any trips during December and January.)
Book your place on a York Boat cruise
Beer Tasting
£35 | 18+
Whilst York is famous for its pubs, Yorkshire should be better known as a region that produces quality beer. Starting with a tasting session in a local alehouse – with accompanying bar snacks – you then move on to four of the city's finest drinking establishments to sample some of the finest northern ales. Never has a pub crawl been so educational.
Find out more about the tasting session and tour
York Walking Tours
Prices from £50
Learn about the long – and often bloody – history of York on your own guided walking tour. Find out more about the history of the city's most famous sights, hear chilling tales of ghosts and ghouls or be taken back to Jorvik by a Viking. Your knowledgeable local guide can meet at a time and place that suits you, tailor the tour around your interests and even schedule refreshment breaks.
Find out more about walking tours in York
Day Trips From York
Prices from £30
If you tire of the hustle and bustle of the city, why not explore some of the fantastic countryside around York. Two national parks – the Yorkshire Dales and North York Moors – are within easy reach, as well as quaint seaside towns, steam railways and castle ruins. A number of different day tours run from York, stopping in a variety of locations including stately homes, charming villages and UNESCO listed Georgian water gardens. All of these tours are limited to a maximum of sixteen people and your air-conditioned minibus will be driven by a knowledgeable local guide.
Find out more about the different day trips here
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I've heard a lot about "manifestation" in the last few years. The way it's been explained to me is that if you think of a goal or something you want and "put it out into the universe", those wishes will manifest. Seems to be concretely tied with mysticism. Problem with this is there's no true answer as to why you don't receive what you wish for if that manifestation doesn't work.
From experience, there's a different explanation: Or perhaps better phrased, a more subtle explanation. Understanding what you have and having goals to work towards are key in achieving goals. What do I mean?
If you have a project you're working on and you keep thinking of all the things you don't have to achieve them, that's time and effort you're putting in to a negative abstraction you can't change. Additionally, hoping for things to happen won't always (probably rarely, at least from my experience) make things happen. This is more tied with luck.
Looking around, seeing the tools you have at your disposal, and figuring out ways to use those tools to achieve your goals is what will push you forward. Moreover, having a goal is important in keeping you focused. Those goals can change as you progress, but having a guide post that you reinforce in your mind will help you focus your tasks and tools to help you achieve those goals. This is where "putting it out there" may help you. Forming concrete ideas as to what or where you want to be will help you use what you have to achieve those things, much like a blueprint. It would be very difficult to build a tower without a blueprint.
What I lacked early on in my life, and what was especially hindering, was my lack of gratitude for the smaller things in my life. Having gratitude for what you have, no matter how little, will help you see the full potential in everything you have. Understanding potential will help you use the things at your disposal to their full capacity, even if it's an unintended use (As a trite example, I use my pens all the time to secure my hair up).
Manifestation in-and-of-itself isn't an effective tool. Just wanting things won't (probably won't, some of us are lucky) make it happen. Again this isn't a criticism, rather an offering of an elaboration of an idea. For if your goal (whether it be a car, or career change, or whatever the case may be) isn't happening, understanding why that isn't happening will help you adjust. The idea that you just aren't putting it out there with enough intention just isn't a satisfactory answer.
Moreover I do not intend to criticize religion or mysticism. The world does function in mysterious ways that none of us can understand right now. However because of this, we should put ourselves in the best possible position to understand the world around us so that we can maneuver through. The way I look at it is I find it exceedingly helpful to "put it out there" so that my mind knows, but also everyone around me knows what I am working towards. You'll find even the people around you like to help.
Additionally, I like to reflect on what is going right and what is going wrong in my life; I like to take lessons from everything that I can. For example, I am not religious in any way or exceptionally anti-religion. However one of the most useful meditations I have is from Christianity, known widely as the serenity prayer. I altered it to my world-view. It goes like this:
Grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change
The courage to change the things I can't
And the wisdom to know the difference.
In saying "grant me…", I'm not asking someone to give this to me. Rather, I see it as a useful reflective meditation. I am using the phrase to ask myself to remember to have serenity, courage, and wisdom. In doing this, I've used my frustrations, insecurities, and fears less in reacting to situations and using my strengths to react to difficult situations. The difference is astonishing to reflect on.
How do I go about this? When I first started out with this meditation, I thought of all the challenging things that have happened in my life. What were the things I couldn't change about my past? What were the things I could have changed? What lessons could I have learned from those mistakes I made? This helped me accept my past for what it was, forgive the people who had harmed me, let go of toxicity that was harming both myself and the people I cared for, and begin to trust myself more. Not just with making good decisions but also trusting that I'll recover and learn from my mistakes.
As I've progressed, I've been able to move from the grander things that have weighed on me from my past and move into my daily routine. What about my day should I have serenity about, what should I have had more courage for, what are the lessons I can learn from the day?
Finally, I don't want to make this seem as though this is my no-fail solution to success. The reality is, life is hard. No matter hard you work, how intelligently you put everything together, or even how lucky you are-you can fail. But that's ok. What I am trying to do for myself is to put myself in the best possible situation to succeed with my ambitions. It may not work, but I'll always know I tried my damn best every day. I'll have some bad days naturally, but I hope these good ones will put me to where I want to be. In doing that, I wanted to share my experience and reflection with others. In hopes that perhaps my experiences will help someone else.

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Trackwork at Pukekura Raceway
Tuesday 11th September 2018
Course Proper. Track Dead 6. Markers out 22m.
Semi Final Gallops
Time honours of the morning went to the Allan Sharrock trained Field Of Fire who worked with Keltic Rockstar over 1000m, the last 600 in 36.7. Field Of Fire is ready to be very competitive whilst Keltic Rockstar is improved by its first-up run.
The Marilyn Paewai pair of Rosewood and Batchelor Babe worked solo over 1000nm the last 600 in 37.5 and 37.4 respectively. Both are holding their form well and will be competitive whilst the wet tracks last.
From the Patterson Barn, Our Milo and Goldie were paired over 800m, the last 600m in 37.2. It was strong work.
Pentathlon looked improved with his first-up run by working 1200m with Vencedora, the last 600 in 38.9. Rider, Leith Innes, was happy with his first race start in this campaign.
Mars Bar and Tellyawhat were paired over 1000m, the last 600 in a smart 37.4, as you would expect from good gallopers. They are nearly ready to race.
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The final gallop was Spondulix who worked solo over 1000m, the last 600 in 39.3.
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For many bond investors this year, the reach for yield has come up short. Bonds perceived as safe have produced better returns than riskier ones for the first time since 2010 and the second time since 2006, according to data from Barclays. Katy Burne joins MoneyBeat.
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The ACRL (2000) refers to Information literacy as a lifelong learning process (IFLA, 2006), involving the formal development of the following critical stages/skills of a person's knowledge development:
- Determine/define the extent of information needed
- Access the information effectively and efficiently (strategy)
- Evaluate information and its sources critically
- Incorporate into one's knowledge base
- Use information to accomplish a specific purpose
- Understand economic, legal, and ethical issues
The ITU library works with faculty in the following ways, to help you develop this critical skill set:
- National Standards: Librarians and faculty, develop a curriculum that is based on a highly research and regarded national framework and set of information literacy standards and best practices recommended for higher education.
- Learning Outcomes: The Information Literacy Value Rubric (AACU 2016) is used by faculty and librarians to make sure that Information literacy objectives are identified, mapped, taught and evaluated within course units as well as through the library, library website and other tools.
- Teacher Training & Awareness: Training programs and workshops for faculty about how to teach information literacy skills within their course units, in their proper context, e.g. Teaching Information Literacy Workshop (June 2016) Example: see Business Information Resources Workshop
- Learning Materials & Resources: The library develops "templates" for lessons that teach the various information literacy skills, e.g. Defining the research question.
- Library Website: Staff-reviewed and recommended resources for information literacy (below).
Information Literacy: Recommended Resources by Skill
The following carefully reviewed resources will help you develop your information literacy skill set, from identifying and refining research tasks, to communicating the results effectively and ethically to the desired audience, in the correct format.
Each of the following skills will be increasingly required as information and data become more abundant. As well as attending advertised workshops, and completing information literacy tasks during your coursework, you should consult at least two resources in each "research" area in the following list. You should also make time to consult with the librarian about information literacy skills such as APA citation, checking for plagiarism, etc.
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1. Understand Why Information Literacy is Important
|Download PPT Slides (PDF)
|Video produced by the ACRL
|Video produced by Seminole State Library, 2014
|London School of Economics, 2015
|A humorous video by RMIT, Melbourne, 2010
|Video talk about internet ethics and information quality
2. Determine Extent of Information Needed
|Download PPT Slides (PDF)
|Video produced by Steely Library NKY, 2014
|Step-by-step approach to successful research
|The Knowledge Network for Innovations in Learning and Teaching (KNILT)
3. Access Information Effectively and Efficiently
|University of Maryland
|New Hampshire Institute of Art
|New Hampshire Institute of Art
|Georgia Tech Library
|Willamette University Library
4. Critically Evaluate Information
|University of CA, Santa Cruz
|Information literacy: various skills
|Detailed video by Hartness Library CCV/Vermont Tech, 2012
|Video produced by Mike Slowinski, 2011 (xtranormal)
|University of British Columbia
|John Hopkins Sheridan Libraries
|Willamette University Library
5. Communicate Findings: Citation Tools
|International Technological University (ITU)
|New Hampshire Institute of Art
|Videos about note-taking, time management, etc.
|Portland State University Writing Center
|Comprehensive guide to using the APA style guide
|University of Antelope Valley, CA
|Compares scores of personal referencing tools
|Learning resources focused on information literacy
6. Understand Copyright, Plagiarism, & Ethical Use
|Recommended by American Library Association
|Non-profit comprehensive guide to plagiarism
|Qld University of Technology, Australia
|University of Illinois
|YouTube Video by Kyle Stedman
|Presentation about avoiding plagiarism
|Produced by Powtoon Video (by Kim Allman)
|University of Antelope Valley, CA
|University of Oregon Website
|Everything to know about copyright & fair use
- Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL, 2013). Guidelines for University Library Services to Undergraduate Students. Retrieved from http://www.ala.org/acrl/standards/ulsundergraduate
- Association of College & Research Libraries (ACRL, 2016). Framework for Information Literacy for Higher Education. Retrieved from: http://www.ala.org/acrl/standards/ilframework
- Association of American Colleges & Universities (AACU, 2016). Information Literacy Value Rubric. Retrieved from: https://www.aacu.org/value/rubrics/information-literacy
- International Federation of Library Associations & Institutions (IFLA, 2006). Guidelines for Information Literacy for Lifelong Learning. Retrieved from: http://www.ifla.org/files/assets/information-literacy/publications/ifla-guidelines-en.pdf
- American Library Association (ALA, 2008). Code of Ethics of the American Library Association. Retrieved from: http://www.ala.org/advocacy/proethics/codeofethics/codeethics
- American Library Association (ALA, 1996). Bill of Rights. Retrieved from: http://www.ala.org/advocacy/intfreedom/librarybill


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European Summer: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Posted by Richard in English on June 18, 2013
We pray for heat and when it comes it's just too hot. That's what I've learned here in Italy. It's the moral of this story. I do recall some hot days in the David Wilson library in Leicester, but nothing quite like this. Where the air turns to carbonara sauce and you have to punch […]
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Posted by Richard in English on April 27, 2013
This is simply a postcard to say that, yes, the weather is being weird everywhere. We're not even safe in Italy. Overly warm winter — although it didn't feel like it — and then overly cold March. Followed by overly rainy April (don't give me that April Showers baloney). The spring has had several false […]
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Posted by Jennifer in English on April 20, 2013
In my last blog, posted a week into Leicester Uni's 5 week Easter break, I outlined my plans for the holidays. Well, now that there's only one week left so I'd thought I'd let you know how my good intentions were faring. Firstly, I survived my third and final Tour with the Leicester Cheerleaders! (If […]
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Fun in the sun!
Posted by Jennifer in English on July 26, 2012
Apparently the jet stream (whatever that is! Wikipedia tried to explain but it went way over my head) has finally gone away and summer has arrived in earnest. I've optimistically put away the jumpers, jeans and fluffy socks I'd been wearing up until now and have been enjoying the sun and summer fun as much […]
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For me at least, second year has ended. Term doesn't officially finish until June 29th but I am now at home getting ready to escape the dreary English weather and jet off to sunny Turkey on Thursday. I'm particularly looking forward to some hot weather because that one freakishly boiling week we had was slap […]
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Suddenly we've been hit by some kind of strange weather, similar to winter except, like, the opposite if that's possible? It's really strange and hard to describe. It's like if cold were upside down, you know? The kind of weather where you might be able to actually go outside only wearing a t-shirt. Special reports […]
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One of the things I miss most about being younger is the excitement of snow. Rumours begin to abound as to when and how much. The hype begins to build up massively. The excitement is just too much. And nothing is more exciting than the possibility of a snow day! I remember waking up and […]
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Today and next week we have an article written by Dr. Peterson about helping to ensure that your pet bird has a happy and enriched life.
Pet birds live their lives in confinement. In the wild, these animals would be spending their days foraging for food and exploring the environment without borders or walls. It is fascinating to have these pets in our homes, and they can provide us with much entertainment.
We have to remember, though, that they need to be provided an environment in which they can exhibit natural behaviors, use their own brain power and have fun. Providing them an enriched environment in turn makes them much more interesting to us.
Most bird owners know the term "bird brain" is a misnomer. Birds can amaze us by connecting words with meaning, as evidenced by studies with the world renowned African grey parrot, Alex, who understood the concept of zero and would create new phrases from previously learned words. Pet birds deserve to have their active minds kept busy with many toys and diversions.
Train your birds.
Birds enjoy training and play sessions with owners and they take well to target training. Information on this can be found on the internet. Many parrots and parakeets really enjoy learning to talk and whistle. Some parrots love for their owners to sing (off key is fine) and to be a bit goofy. This is especially true of Amazon parrots.
If they are supervised, birds relish being allowed outside their cages once the room or house is bird proofed. I like to allow birds the chance to fly indoors, as it is good exercise and fun for them, but they can get in trouble quickly, so precautions must be taken. Many pet birds raised in captivity never learned to fly, are very awkward fliers, are out of shape or afraid to fly.
If the situation is deemed too risky for the bird to fly, wings can be kept trimmed. Never trust a wing trim in order to take a bird outdoors, as a gust of wind can still carry a beloved pet out of reach. If you take your bird outside, use a bird harness or travel cage. Most birds love the adventure and benefit from natural sunlight. Some people set up camp tents to allow their birds to play outside, but always supervised. Be aware that parrots can contract West Nile Virus, so avoid taking your bird out when mosquitoes are active.
Next week will be about how to make your birds home, its cage, a more fun and entertaining place to be.


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I was bred, borne and raised Democrat; when I was a young laddie, on the wall were two portraits: Pope John23 and JFK. Mom, grudgingly, gave way to that little bastard Battista in time, but never, ever, considered hanging Johnson's sorry visage in our house.
Yeah, that means nothing. But I grew older, and watched politicians fuck everything up. Until it got to a point where too many of my friends died.
Welcome to my world. I want everyone who ain't "us" dead and so fucking killed there ain't anything left to haul up on the slab.
On 9-12-01, where and when did you, yourself, start clocking your personal body count?
How many funerals? How many wakes?
How many boxes went in the ground and made you bones shake?
How hard did you rage?
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With the hard hit of Hurricane Irma, with Tropical Storm Jose on her tail, Puerto Rico residents may be without power for six months.
The catastrophic hurricane is a Category 5, with swirling winds that are 185 miles per hour. That is enough to flatten entire cities!
"There are going to be blackouts. Areas that will spend three, four months without electricity," Ricardo Ramos, executive director of Puerto Rico's energy agency, said, according to the Spanish-language news agency EFE.
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While the storm is not expected to directly hit Puerto Rico, Irma is predicted to bring heavy rains and winds when it passes the north of the island, according to CNN.
The United States is preparing for a hard hit as well, as the hurricane barrels straight for our east coast. Florida will take almost certainly take a hit, no matter which way it spins.
According to the Miami Herald, there have been hundreds of temporary shelters built that can house more than 60,000 people.
The U.S. territory, which has a population of more than 3 million, is in the midst of a major economic crisis, with $74 million in debt.
The Caribbean island in May filed for the biggest municipal bankruptcy in U.S. history.
Storm damage is likely to complicate Puerto Rico's financial situation, although the Federal Emergency Management Agency has workers on the island ready to help with disaster preparation.
The commonwealth also has a $15 million emergency fund, according to the island's government.
We are keeping Puerto Rico in our prayers as they not only have a monster storm bearing down on them, but also for the road ahead as they recover from the hurricane.
In Toa Baja, about an hour outside of San Juan, terrified residents caught on camera what electric authorities have been anticipating for months: the system is entirely vulnerable due to the lack of maintenance. In the footage, a power line topples and sparks, then catches fire in the middle of the road when it comes in contact with the damp ground.
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I was having a conversation with one of my friends last night about our shared fears, misconceptions and trepidation with regard to RPs. We commiserated on how much we missed the way things used to be when they were exciting and new but also simple. We wondered if that would ever be true again.
While sharing our opinions on different forums and forums structures I started thinking more broadly about sharing our work and trying our best to do what we love. I have been coding MyBB for over a decade which overall seems like a long time (it is) but if you look at the number of projects I have undertaken over the course of this decade, there are perhaps a dozen – give or take a few. That is very little considering how long I've been at this. On the one hand, it shows how much I can grow and evolve rapidly over the course of a few projects (my work is vastly different in design and execution than it was before), but on the other
It stands to reason that I would be led to wonder why I even try if so few people care about my work. For instance, I posted Montenegro my first pre-coded skin, months ago and it hasn't been sold once. Do I find this disappointing? Yes. Am I going to stop making pre-coded skins because of it? No. Of course, it means that any of my future pre-coded skins might be similarly fated; it's possible that no one will ever buy them.
I'm still going to make them.
It takes hours and weeks of often complicated work to design and implement a forum skin. There are so many things to consider when you are coding – you can't just write it so it looks nice and to hell with how you manage the back end. You have to use the existing foundation of MyBB cleverly and make sure things are easy to edit for those that may eventually use your skins. All this takes time and effort.
I pour my heart into my designs because I love what I do and I want other people to love what they see when they visit a site they want to join. I want it to be beautiful and functional, but also unique. Sometimes I wonder after all these hours and all this concern over details if it matters. Is my work good enough? Am I doing enough? The problem with these kinds of thoughts is that you can quickly spiral into a dark place – where your work is pointless and no one cares.
I reminded myself and my friend that you have to keep doing the thing that you love regardless of the impact or the audience. The audience doesn't matter and the impact is immediate; you made this thing. Even if whatever it is is horrendous and awful – you made it.


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The Secretary General of the Organization of American States (OAS), José Miguel Insulza, expressed satisfaction with the decision by the Appellate Court of the Supreme Court of Justice of Honduras to invalidate the two trials against the country's former President, Manuel Zelaya. He said this puts an end to the situation of uncertainty regarding the legal situation of the former leader that began after the coup d'état of June 28, 2009.
In view of the recommendations contained in the report by the High-Level OAS Commission, created in June 2010 by the Foreign Ministers of the Hemisphere to evaluate the evolution of the political situation in Honduras since the coup d'état, the Secretary General added that the principal condition for the return of Honduras to the Organization has been met.
He also said he will immediately begin consultations with the Member States to examine their willingness to convene a General Assembly to address this issue.
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So many people prescribe to the same life plan:
1. You're born.
2. You have a few years of freedom and play.
3. Then you begin SCHOOL, which is generally fun for a few years.
4. School tends to become tedious as you are forced into having your free time plagued by homework.
5. Your teenage years are either wild and frantic, or dulled down by authority. You will generally either conform or rebel. You have grandiose plans for your future. People will try, and usually succeed, at squashing them by making you be "realistic."
6. Post-school, either you go to another school, go into massive debt to get a really good job, or a very nice piece of paper that won't get you a job good enough to pay off your massive debt, and you will be paying it for the rest of your life.
7. Your 20s are generally spent studying and partying. Hard. This is considered "really living." Getting drunk, getting high, and getting laid. You get a job after school where you don't use your degree, or you get a really well-paying job that takes over your whole life. Or, you have no education and you have no debt, but then struggle in low-paying lame jobs. So you consider going back to school.
8. Relationships between people either go nowhere or go too fast. Especially in your later 20s, there is a strong "need" to get married and start a family, because of the perpetuated idea that once you're over 30, it's too late. So you "settle down."
9. In your 30s, your marriage and family generally just plug along, and you go to a job you put up with because you have so much debt, so many bills, and so many mouths to feed.
10. You fantasize about the life you really want to live, and make plans to do these things once you have free time, after you're retired. If you can retire.
11. Your "excitement" comes from going out, drinking, socializing, and excessive junk food intake. Food, TV, internet, playing the lottery, and 2 week vacations become your excitement in life. You consider this normal because it's what everyone else seems to do.
12. You're so tired from work, family duties, and shitty lifestyle habits, that you have no energy to pursue passions anymore, and you end up watching shows or reading about other people doing what they love, and think you are too old to make changes.
13. Finally, after 40 or so years of working at a typical job for a meager amount of money (unless you were dedicated enough to go to school to get a job to make tons of money to afford a "normal" life, and are probably still in debt for your schooling, mortgage, health bills, etc) you get to retire. Maybe.
14. Once you are free of work, responsibility to children, and maybe have your mortgage paid off, then you can relax, travel, or other things. Then you get some sort of disease from your excessive "exciting" habits.
15. You get sick, or break down, and are unable to enjoy an adventurous life that you've always imagined and wanted.
16. You continuously imagine how you could have done things differently. Then you die.
Is this what you want to happen? Because it happens to a LOT of people. I would say the VAST MAJORITY. There is nothing WRONG with doing things this way – it's just that most people think they HAVE to do things this way. We're programmed from a young age to believe this is the model of life, and it does not have to be. Most people do not want it.
Obviously this is not going to happen to everyone, but it's so common that it's scary.
I've heard this called the "delayed life plan" and think it's a good term. I read a great manifesto about it here.
So, if you adhere to this "plan" (and it's not a plan, it's a brainwash) you will be waiting 60-70 years to do what you want. That is…insane. Completely insane.
You create your own life. You get to design it. If other people are trying to do it for you, or stop you, get the fuck away from them as fast as possible. Imagine how things could be different NOW.
This blog is not for people who want a normal, chill life. It's for people who know there is something more, the people who crave adventure, the people who just can't figure out why they're so depressed or why they obsess over insignificant things. It's for my people – the ones who are freaked out but do shit anyway!
It is for those who refuse to waste their precious existence on a prescribed timeline. Fuck. That.
I've been all of these people.
I've been the self-conscious person who thinks a perfect body and a college degree will make people like me and respect me, and give me a job.
I've been the person that is so anxious I can't even get myself to go out the door to do something basic.
I've been the person who cries and despairs for no discernible reason, and can't figure out WHY.
But I did know why, deep down, and I was ignoring it. Every time I got the courage to act on a dream, that feeling dissipated instantly, because I was on a thrilling adventure.
I was going against what most people said I shouldn't or couldn't do.
I still do this. It doesn't matter how old you are. If you focus on health and your passions, you will be able to soak the FUCK out of life.
Steps to a LIVE NOW Plan!
1. Health is a priority because you will never be able to enjoy life fully if you are not healthy. Health is the most vital thing in the world. It is paramount. It is ESSENTIAL. If you are not healthy, I suggest you look into true health and get vibrantly alive from within, so that you have the energy and clarity to see yourself as you really are, to see what you're capable of and see endless possibilities.
2. Get creative. Make a Plan Z. This will allow you to strip yourself of everything you know and come up with alternatives. I found that if I lost everything it would leave an opening to do anything. It also made me see how much I do have and how creative I could be with it, and that I am not afraid to lose things and take risks.
3. Inspire yourself. Read stories about other people, other families, other human beings who went from normalcy to excitement. I am endlessly looking for stories like these, in books, or online, because it proves to me that when you love life enough, have focus, and are hell-bent on living FULLY, it can be done.
4. Take action. Write out steps to your exceptional life. Actually DO THIS. Write it the EFF down! You may find you have to work your ass off for a while to save for something, or sell your house, or do whatever it takes to get out of debt. You may find you have to pull your kids out of school and teach them yourself as you sail around the world. You may realize that all the people you think are your friends are actually holding you back because they want you to stay who you are and not remind them that they aren't living the lives they really want, either. "Please don't change! Be boring with me! Let's sail into old age together and have regrets!!"
Don't limit yourself, and don't let guilt or hovering "shoulds" stop you. Tell yourself you can, and you will. Change your language.
5. Give yourself constant reminders. Remember, the end of your life is coming whether you deny it or not. You're not immortal. Remind yourself of this. I have something tattooed on my arm to remind me. Whenever I write this blog, it reminds me. I read about people doing extraordinary things to remind me. I have a goal book to remind me. I think about dying.
6. Get outdoors and into the world. Adventurous lives are RARELY lived inside.
Whatever it takes, immerse yourself in the idea that you can do more with your life. Especially if you are young. Educate YOURSELF. You don't need to go back to school unless you are sure you want to be something very specific and that you absolutely 100% need to go to school for. Otherwise spend that money on travel, and on your PASSIONS. The happiest and most successful people I know are the ones who spend almost all their time and money on the things they love to do.
If you are older, it doesn't matter. You can just make the shift and change your life. Be the person who obliterates the myth of being "too old" – do it and be an inspiration for others.
You can leave the person who holds you back. You can meet new, uplifting friends. You can take lessons, get a coach, or just BEGIN whatever you want. If you think you can't before you even begin, then you are right.
Get the hell out there and enjoy the world. Yeah, there's a lot of shit out there, but don't focus on it. Don't ignore it, but make sure you are enjoying every second of the joys in life as you can, because you never know when it will end…but it will, guaranteed.


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1975 Honda Civic
Price: - Item location: Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
- Make: Honda
- Model: Civic
- Type: Coupe
- Trim: 1200 Sedan 2-Door
- Year: 1975
- Mileage: 135,211
- Color: Yellow
- Engine size: 1.2L 1237CC l4 GAS SOHC Naturally Aspirated
- Number of cylinders: 4
- Transmission: Automatic
- Drive type: FWD
- Interior color: Black
- Vehicle Title: Clear Want to buy? Contact seller!
1975 Honda CivicFor sale is a 1975 Honda Civic in great condition. Gets thumbs up and smileswherever my wife and I take it.
BC Car with stickers still on it from UBC - no rips or tears in any of the seats even the radio works.
The usual questions, like rust - there is little no none on the car and will show the car proudly to those that view.The little engine purrs and the car will be very reliable. Just had the shop rebuild the carb and have receipts to ensure it keeps running for years to come, new plugs also.
Have a few spare parts as well that will be provided with the car - and a repair manual.
The paint is around 6 years old - the am radio works as does everything else, turn signals etc. Tires in good condition as well.
Great little car to keep as an investment and drive on Sundays or a daily driver. In miles as this is when Canada was using Imperial!
Collector plates was my next plan, however bought a house - so bought a 1/2 ton.


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Most of us change up our nail polish colour depending on what mood we're in, what outfit we're wearing or simply the occasion.
But come on, admit it… There's usually a go-to shade you tend to lean towards, isn't there?
Read: What Does Your Lipstick Shape Say About You?
Maybe you're in the hot red gang, or the goes-with-everything-black, or perhaps you're more of a neon colour pop girl – but did you know that your signature shade actually reveals alot about you?
According to science, aka. Essie celebrity manicurist Michelle Saunders, your preferred nail polish means this…
This means you've got killer confidence, as well as some serious edge to your personality. Wear black if you're feeling sassy and ready to take control.
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Pink polish princesses tend to be fun, flirty and ultra girly. (Also looks great with your favourite LBD).
OPI Nail Polish In Hotter Than You Pink, £12.50
It's pretty experimental to rock bright blue talons, so it's no wonder it means that you're a true creative. Oh, and forward-thinking, too. Expect to see it on every catwalk this season.
Barry M Gelly Nail Paint In Blue Grape, £3.20
Read: Here's What Your Face Is Trying To Tell You…
If you're a sucker for a bright white, you probably like to follow fashion trends, and like to keep a modern edge to your look. Basically, you're seriously cool.
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This goes without saying – if you love to shock with a neon nail, then you're definitely an extrovert. Adventurous and outgoing, you love to make a statement. Try Essie Nail Polish in "Vibrant Vibes," $9.
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Scarlet manis are elegant and effortlessly chic, and so are you. If you prefer a moody oxblood red, you're a total vixen.
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Costa del Sol Villa Rentals
The Costa del Sol is appropriately named, offering an enormous selection of sun-filled, sandy beaches. The Spanish territory offers stunning landscapes, from impressive outlooks of the Mediterranean Sea to fabulous mountain views.
The culture in the area ranges from an elegant, modern way of living in Marbella, to delightfully unspoilt and traditional spots with a leisurely pace of life that remind us of how Spanish life once was.
Whether you're looking to admire the sea views in La Cala de Mijas or take a family trip to the famous Tivoli Theme Park in Benalmadena, our fantastic choice of Costa Del Sol Holiday Rentals has the perfect location for your stay.
Villa Rentals on the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol is synonymous with warm weather and golden sandy beaches, making it the ideal destination for a much-needed holiday getaway. Famed for its golf courses; cosmopolitan resorts like Marbella and Puerto Banus; and white washed Andalusian villages such as Mijas, Benalmadena Pueblo and Pueblo Lopez; the Costa del Sol really does have something for everyone.
Finding accommodation on the Costa del Sol is not always straightforward due to the plethora of options available. At Panoramic Villas we aim to make the process as simple as possible. Those after the perfect Costa del Sol holiday rental can pick from a fine assortment of apartments and villas from right here on our site. We are proud to offer a wide selection that includes every popular location in the region.
This part of southern Spain boasts a vast array of restaurants and bars. Seaside resorts such as Torremolinos and Fuengirola cater for traditional UK tastes, but they also have lovely little bodegas tucked away down their narrow streets serving Serrano ham and a myriad of other tapas. Marinas in the cosmopolitan resorts of Puerto Banus and Cabopino are lined with quality restaurants where you can sample delicious seafood, juicy steaks and great wines.
There is no shortage of activities to take part in when visiting the Costa del Sol. If sunbathing for a week isn't your idea of a break then you can visit beautiful places like Ronda, the stunning Alhambra Palace in Granada, or try mountain biking, horse riding, hiking, quad biking, jet skiing or sailing. The region's also great for golf with more than 45 courses scattered along the coast.
We have a fantastic range of holiday apartments and villas to rent on the Costa del Sol - each one in a convenient location and not far from all the facilities you'll need during your trip. Most of our villas also offer access to a private pool or communal on-site pool.
Whether you are interested in a luxurious beach holiday or would like to engage in some more adventurous pursuits, we have accommodation to suit your requirements. The villas featured in this area of our site offer a choice for all travellers.
These options include everything from economical one-bedroom apartments to 11-bedroom villas, giving you all the space you would need for larger groups. We have places to stay in all the top resorts, including Marbella, Puerto Banus, Mijas, Fuengirola and Benalmadena, to name just a few. Search for your ideal Costa del Sol villa or apartment today.
Regions in Costa del Sol
SP447 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in Marbella, Costa del SolListed Jul 2020Registration VFT/MA/XXXX
On of the best villas in the fine setting of East Marbella, frontline on the Rio Real golf course. This stylish and contemporary villais equipped with fun for all the family; including a pool table, private pool, table tennis and home entertainment system.Prices from £4,480.00 pwView More
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SP118 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in Las Lomas De Mijas, MijasListed Jan 2019 VerifiedRegistration VTAR/MA/02002
Superb 5 bedroom high quality villa located just a 5 minute drive from the picturesque town of Mijas. The villa boasts Sea Views and is wonderfully presented. A large private pool is set in the villas tranquil grounds. The villa offers air conditioning throughout.Prices from £1,300.00 pwView More
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SP388 - 6 Bed Villa to Rent in La Sierrezuela, Mijas7 Reviews Listed Jan 2018Registration VFT/MA/18639
Beautiful, modern 6 bedroom villa with large heated pool, gym, pool table and many more great features. Located close to both Mijas and Fuengirola and within walking distance of local amenities.Prices from £1,995.00 pwView More
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SP446 - 6 Bed Villa to Rent in Campo Mijas, MijasListed Mar 2020
Superb 6 bedroom villa with large private pool, incredible views, air conditioning, high speed Wi-Fi and games room with pool table, tennis table and table football. Located within easy reach of Fuengirola and Mijas; only 20 minutes from Malaga Airport.Prices from £2,025.00 pwView More
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SP397 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in Valtocado, Mijas1 Review Listed Jun 2018 VerifiedRegistration CTC201802145
A delightful 5 bedroom family villa with incredible views and fantastic outdoor space. Large private pool, internet and satellite TV. Sleep 6 adults in main house and 4 in separate annex (with small kitchen and bath). Only a short drive from Mijas Pueblo.Prices from £1,695.00 pwView More
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SP398 - 4 Bed Villa to Rent in Valtocado, Mijas1 Review Listed Jun 2018 VerifiedRegistration CTC2018021944
A 4 bedroom, 2 bathroom family villa with private pool and BBQ in a prestigious urbanisation, 5 minutes' drive from Mijas. A peaceful location, whilst being close to amenities and the beach.Prices from £1,495.00 pwView More
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SP387 - 4 Bed Villa to Rent in Torreblanca, Fuengirola3 Reviews Listed Jan 2018 VerifiedRegistration VFT/MA/17387
A high quality 4 bedroom villa with heated saltwater pool in Torreblanca, Fuengirola. Air conditoined, WiFi, Apple TV and Sonos music system are included. Only a short walk from the beach and amenities in Torreblanca.Prices from £715.00 pwView More
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SP182 - 4 Bed Villa to Rent in La Sierrezuela, Mijas5 Reviews Listed Nov 2012 VerifiedRegistration CTC - 2017067055
A luxurious 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom family villa with large pool located on the exclusive 'La Sierrezuela' urbanisacion on the Costa del Sol. The villa has Sky TV, air conditioning, WiFi and a Bang & Olufsen home entertainment system. Offers complete privacy.Prices from £1,495.00 pwView More
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SP004 - 4 Bed Villa to Rent in Las Lomas De Mijas, Mijas20 Reviews Listed Jan 2003 VerifiedRegistration CTC-2019092693
Holiday in your own private Castle, enjoying magnificent views over the Fuengirola coastline as far away as Morocco from the huge rooftop terrace with dining area and an ideal spot for the sun worshippers, with the charms of Mijas only a short drive away.Prices from £1,495.00 pwView More
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SP367 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in La Sierrezuela, Mijas8 Reviews Listed Mar 2017 VerifiedRegistration VFT/MA/11030
A spectacular 5 bedroom, 4 bathroom villa with lodge, private heated pool, hot tub, gym, home entertainment system, extensive gardens and terraces and high quality furnishings on Mijas Costa, Costa del SolPrices from £2,415.00 pwView More
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SP365 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in Campo Mijas, Mijas6 Reviews Listed Mar 2017 VerifiedRegistration CTC-2017041790
This is a fabulous large 5 Bedroom Villa With Private Pool and Landscaped Gardens with Extensive Terraces With bar area, Gas BBQ , 4 Bathrooms, Air Conditioning, Sky TV, High Speed Internet, Private Gated Car Park for 4 Cars. Just minutes from Fuengirola & MijasPrices from £1,400.00 pwView More
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SP084 - 7 Bed Villa to Rent in La Sierrezuela, Mijas29 Reviews Listed Nov 2011 VerifiedRegistration VFT/MA/19303
Huge 7 bedroom Villa on the popular Sierrezuela urbanization close to Fuengirola and all its attractions. This villa has it all with its own private pool , games room, fitness equipment, private garden, BBQ, Infra red sauna and even a separate lodge for added privacyPrices from £1,750.00 pwView More
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SP171 - 3 Bed Villa to Rent in El Coto, Mijas22 Reviews Listed Oct 2012 VerifiedRegistration CTC-2016147509
A very well presented 3 bedroom villa with private heated pool, outside bar, air conditioning, and Internet UK TV. The villa can sleep 10 people. Situated in El Coto, close to Fuengirola on the Costa del Sol.Prices from £1,100.00 pwView More
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SP284 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in Campo Mijas, Mijas14 Reviews Listed Nov 2014
A superb 5 bedroom property with pool house, private heated pool, hot tub, sauna, and several TVs and DVD players. In a great location, walking distance to El Coto and only 10 minutes drive from Mijas and Fuengirola.Prices from £1,655.00 pwView More
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SP165 - 5 Bed Villa to Rent in La Sierrezuela, Mijas6 Reviews Listed Oct 2012 VerifiedRegistration CTC-2016163477
Large family 5 bed villa with private pool & games room. Located on the Sierrezuela urbanization in Fuengirola the villa is ideally placed for nearby bars & restaurants whilst the beaches of Fuengirola can also be easily reached. Free Air conditioning and WiFi internet.Prices from £1,000.00 pwView More
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Information on Costa del Sol
Introduction to the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol (meaning "Coast of the Sun") is one of the most popular regions of Spain, situated in the South of the country. The Costa del Sol is in the region of Andalucia and it is where you will find coastal towns and communities along the coastline of Malaga.
As the gateway to Andalusia, the Costa del Sol is known for its "white people", whitewashed villages that spill down the hillside towards the coast. It was eleven made up of a series of small fishing settlements until the tourism boom in the late 1950s.
The most popular destinations on the Costa del Sol, each with its own charm and appeal, include:
Britain's fascination with the Costa del Sol has now passed the 60-year mark, with many holidaymakers still heading over to Southern Spain to enjoy the sunshine coast to the full.
The region boasts 161 kilometers of coastline so visitors can really make the most of the beautiful weather and silky, sandy beaches.
View our wonderful choice of Costa Del Sol Holiday Rentals and luxury villas.
Things to do at the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol has plenty to offer its visitors and you will find plenty to do, no matter how you like to spend your holiday. From well-loved ports and small villages with their distinctive local culture to the bigger resorts where the action is non-stop, there is something for everyone.
The stunning coastline includes many distinct landscapes, boasting beautiful beaches, sand dunes, cliffs, estuaries and bays. Enjoy miles of sandy beaches on the Costa del Sol with a pleasant warm climate all year round.
The activities and attractions of the Costa del Sol are countless, but we have included our top 5 points of interest to get you started with planning your holiday:
Tivoli World - one of the most exciting theme parks in the Costa del Sol. It has fun rides for kids, endless thrills, several excellent restaurants, quality shops to browse plus regular shows and tranquil garden illuminations in the evening for the whole family to enjoy . Located in Benalmádena, Málaga.
Sierra de las Nieves Natural Park - A remarkable nature reserve that is just ready to be explored. This natural park features mesmerizing limestone mountains and caves, acres of fir forests and a Moorish era castle for you to admire and take photos of. Located in the Sierra de las Nieves range, Andalucia, southern Spain.
Selwo Adventure - a vast open-air animal park with extensive walking trails plus vehicle tours available to get up close and personal to natures greatest including lions, flamingos, zebra & more. Located in Estepona, Málaga.
Aqualand - by far the most popular and biggest water park in the Costa del Sol, with fun for all of the family. Enjoy amazing slides, rapids and a surf beach area with a wave machine if you want to get some surfing practice in. Located in Torremolinos, Málaga.
Sohail Castle - built in AD 956, this towering castle is the perfect destination to soak up some culture. Admire the structures imposing walls and towers. The castle is also well known for its open-air concerts and festivals, you might catch one if you're lucky! Located in Fuengirola, Málaga.
For those looking for a myriad of leisure activities and facilities, this is the destination for you. The coast has one of the largest amounts of world-class golf courses along with theme parks, go-karting, safari parks and picturesque public gardens.
The Top 5 Beaches on the Costa del Sol
The Costa del Sol includes some of the best beaches in Spain, in our opinion. In no particular order, here are the top 5 beaches to visit on the Costa del Sol:
Playa del Cristo - A Blue Flag beach just outside of Estepona. A beautiful sandy beach which is great for families with young children. The sands are soft and white and there are plenty of places to park that are in walking distance to the beach, perfect if you need to go to the car for supplies.
Torremolinos - the Costa del Sol's first ever resort and only 13 km north of Malaga. Torremolinos is a popular area for Brits, thanks to its playful bars that show live football matches, fish and chips and an extensive nightlife scene.
Playa del Canuelo - a beach well off the beaten track and a favorite spot for hipsters. This beach is accessible via a bus that takes you through the slopes of Maro Hill, down to the wonderful waters below. This beach is a great spot for snorkelling and there are two beach bars for those who want to relax with a drink in hand.
Playa Burriana - an action-packed location bustling with beach bars, ice-cream parlors and seafood restaurants. This beach is well respected for its watersports and other activities, including para-sailing, jet skiing, banana boating and scuba diving.
Puerto Banus - one of the most popular beaches in Malaga thanks to its many celebrity sightings. This beach is full of bars and restaurants and is the beach to be during the evenings if you like to party.
Find out more about the Costa del Sol's best beaches.
A Brief History of the Costa del Sol
The history of the Costa del Sol dates back to the Phoenicians and has been occupied by a variety of different cultures, including the Moors, Carthaginians and Romans, with each leaving their own distinctive marks on the culture and architecture of the Costa del Sol.
The Costa del Sol experienced a major demographic and economic expansion in the 1960s thanks to a boom in tourism. The name "Costa del Sol" was created to market the Mediterranean coastline of Malaga to foreign holidaymakers. The traditional fishing villages and "white villages" where developed to meet the demands of international tourism and has been a popular destination ever since.
The Costa del Sol exudes culture and tradition and is renowned as the birthplace of Picasso, famous for flamenco and the colourful local fiestas.
Costa del Sol Weather
As the name would suggest, the southern coast of Spain benefits from an incredible 320 days of sun every year, making the Costa del Sol the ultimate year-round destination.
During the summer months, it is rare for daytime temperatures to drop below the 30s. Even in the spring and autumn, highs tend to stay between 18 and 22 degrees.
The Costa del Sol climate attracts tourists from all over Europe as the summer is always gorgeously hot with temperatures reaching 40+ degrees and is also nicely warm during the winter months. Christmas Day usually consists of swimming and having a BBQ at the beach, imagine that!
Costa del Sol Travel Information
There are always lots of low-cost flight options to get you to Malaga Airport, which is within easy reach of all the popular resorts in the region.
Travelling by Bus
If you are making use of the bus service, you can travel to any town on the Costa del Sol from Malaga Bus Station, which is a short 20-minute journey from the airport.
If you're staying in the eastern part of the Costa del Sol, there are several Malaga bus routes connecting to this area. You can reach Velez-Malaga in around 30 minutes, which is known for its impressive old quarter and the coastal part of Torre del Mar.
You can also easily reach the mountainous town of Nerja, with departures from Malaga being every 30 minutes, famous for its golden beaches, naturally formed caves and spectacular views from the Balcon de Europa.
Or, if you are travelling to the West of the Costa del Sol, you can also find many bus routes connecting you to any of the towns. Marbella is, of course, a must, thanks to its whitewashed houses and stunning old town just waiting to be explored.
You will find four direct buses from Malaga to Marbella and 30+ routes that stop along the way. Estepona is another popular resort town on the island which is served by 20 bus routes daily.
Travelling by Train
Visiting other cities from the Costa del Sol is now easier than ever, thanks to the introduction of the high-speed train (AVE) service. From Malaga Maria Zambrano station, you can reach the capital of the province, Cordoba, in just 45 minutes, and Seville in 55 minutes, known for its famous landmarks and traditional flamenco dancing.
The launch of the Madrid-Malaga line has brought about huge transportation improvements making the Spanish capital more accessible than ever, with a short journey of just 2.5 hours. Plus, if you're waiting around, the train station in Malaga is a modern structure and offers a variety of shops and restaurants to pass the time in style.
Additional information: Children pay 2/3 of the fare on the high-speed trains, but full price on most buses. You will usually find discounts for sight admissions, and those under the age of four generally get in for free.
Accommodation on the Costa Del Sol
When it comes to renting holiday villas, apartments and holiday homes on the Costa del Sol, we have a full range of options to suit couples, families and larger groups.
We have a range of holiday homes and luxury villas that have amazing coastal or mountain views and are conveniently close to beautiful sandy beaches, world-class golf courses, excellent restaurants and other tourist attractions.
Our holiday rentals also include a wide range of amenities and luxuries for you to enjoy as you relax on your holiday. So have a look at our range of luxury villas and choose a villa with:
Outdoor swimming pool
Private pool
Hot tub
Pool table
Table tennis
Private dining area with BBQ
Air conditioning
High-speed WIFI
High-quality entertainment system
Washing machine
So, please feel free to search our site and find the right accommodation for your requirements and for those traveling in your party. Travel to the Costa del Sol at any time of the year and enjoy one of our Costa del Sol Villas with Heated Pools .
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Master / detail framework, to create HTML weekly email
To refresh memory: My app inputs information, day-to-day, about an industry (via human keyboarding) - to create a db of industry 'updates.' From that db, we pull a weekly summary. That presents the week's industry updates. This weekly summary includes links, for each individual summary 'update,' which goes to a page of detail.
Of course this parallels master / detail sets.
(After a hiatus negotiating about a direct feed of this information into a subscriber,) it is time to build that master / detail output side of the app.
May I ask, please? Where may I best find the master / detail framework, a framework that will adapt straightforwardly, to create the HTML for a mass email to clients? In DataAssist, perhaps for instance the Application Type, Product Catalog? Or elsewhere, for something more adaptable to the purpose? In eCart?
As always, much thanks, David


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Unlike Chad, 63,000 of my closest friends and I went to the big game in Charlottesville last night, and saw Virginia beat Florida State 26-21. They got the big touchdown right before the half to build a 23-10 lead and held on in the second half, with the aid and comfort of many costly Seminole penalties and giveaways. The much-maligned Marques Hagans out-dueled Drew Weatherford, as both threw more than 35 times and for over 300 yards, but Weatherford gave up three interceptions, including the clincher in the final minute to end Florida State's last possession. As Virginia ran out the clock, a mob swarmed over and through the shrubbery behind the North end zone onto the field, past the out-numbered security forces. As I left, they were climbing the goalposts. The gang in section 127 were almost beyond speech, in part because you can't say much when your grin is too wide to move your lips and your throat too hoarse to be heard anyhow.


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