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Like many others, I have thoroughly searched all the possibilities of work over the Internet, including those via Facebook. I've found two ways that Facebook can bring you a profit:
1. Create a Facebook sales page. I am sure that your Facebook profile is full of requests for you to like the pages where something is sold or offers some service. Some of them have a large number of followers and they do quite well. And everything is being sold - from needle to locomotive.
On Facebook pages, you can literally open your online shop to have your little job from home.
What can you sell?
If you don't have smuggling skills and do not have the money to buy stocks of goods for a smaller boutique, you may be able to do something on your own like cakes, piñatas, sewing bags from old jeans, etc. In addition, people sell their hand-made jewelry, knitted handicrafts, decoration, homemade soaps and more.
For more ideas on what to do, it's enough to visit Pinterest. (you might also get encouraged, but me I'm discouraged and I stick to what I can do.)
Anyways, in order for this job to succeed, you need to know the basics of advertising on the Internet and how to attract people to your page, how to intrigue them with your posts, pictures, ideas. If you do not know this, your page will only be followed by a small number of your friends to whom you've sent an invite. And they will quickly escape if they do not need your product. You need a real audience that has the need for what you offer.
Hence, naturally, my other way is that Facebook becomes a business on the Internet.
2. Learn to make good Facebook ads . Don't you understand how this can be a job over the Internet?
The fact is that not all people over the internet are experts and they don't know how to make a Facebook ad and how to place it. In order for your post to be visible on Facebook and for people to like it, share it and comment on it, enroll in a course or buy a product, you need to know a lot of tricks to help you get a great audience.
Facebook ads are paid and they are a very cheap way of advertising on the Internet.
Ok, you're still wondering how this can get you this job over the Internet? Well, like this:
• If you have a page, you should learn to market your products. That is why it is best to invest the best money from accidental, random sales in this type of knowledge. Posting images to a few of your friends who have liked the page, won't bring you any profit!
• If you do not have your page , learning the basics of Facebook's advertising is a great way to get rid of unemployment. Simply, learn everything about it, so offer your services to other individuals or companies, make advertisements and run their Facebook pages (for example, for the next local elections offer such a service to a local politician :)) That's what it's called "Social media manager" or " Community manager ".
How to create a Facebook advertisements for your business in just 5 steps
"Running a business without advertising is like winking at a girl in the dark. You know what you're doing, but nobody else knows. "- Stuart Henderson
There's a bunch of ways to advertise.
Google commercials. Advertising on the websites. On TV. Radio. In newspapers and magazines ...
However, my personal favorite (at least for now) is advertising on Facebook.
Well, first of all, Facebook has recently announced that it has over a BILLION and a half users! And not just that. Recently they announced that over BILLION people used Facebook in one day!
Facebook uses over three million people in Serbia.
About 2 million in Croatia. Between 1 and 1.5 million people in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
When you see these figures, it's clear to you that there is a high likelihood that your potential customers and customers will hide among them.
Secondly, unlike other ways of advertising, Facebook offers us the opportunity to show the ad to that group of people that is most likely to be interested in what we offer.
Because people told us what they are interested in! With their Facebook activity, liking, commenting, sharing ... we're filling Facebook's database of our interests, so that we, advertisers, can use it and show the ad to a right group of people.
What are actually Facebook ads?
These are links, texts, photos, etc., marked "sponsored" and can be seen on the main wall between your friends' posts, as well as on the right side of the Facebook homepage. In the picture below, you see two examples of such advertisements.
Ads can be displayed equally to users who access Facebook through computers and those who access via mobile devices.
To the left is the look of one type of advertisement on the "wall". On the right is the look of the advertisement in the column on the right.
What can you advertise?
What can you advertise on Facebook?
In short, you can advertise almost everything that comes to your mind:
• Your Facebook page
• The page on your website
• Some event that is getting closer
• Your app
• Video
In most cases, we will use the site's advertising on our site. And until you get a little more experience working with Facebook advertisements, or until you hire someone to help you, stay on the advertising page on your website.
How should Facebook ad not look like?
This should not look like advertising ...
What's wrong with this ad?
To begin with, what is being advertised.
The advertising of a Facebook page is, in my humble opinion, purely throwing money. Advertising Facebook page you are getting new fans (likes) on the page. That is true. But… Facebook is steadily decreasing the reach of your posts; a smaller and smaller number of your fans will see what you post on your Facebook page. Unless you invest in ads on Facebook. That's why I suggest that you most often advertise a page on your website, where you have the chance to keep your "fans".
The other thing that is not good, and which is so obvious, is the text itself.
Juicer with gentle squeezing technology, which makes it possible to squeeze juice?!
I do not know, I thought that the juicer allows plowing ...
And the third thing that puts this advertisement in the shortlist for the worst commercial I've ever seen is an image.
An image that not only does not attract attention, it has nothing to do with the text of the advertisement.
Serious, serious waste of money.
Let's see how the good ad should look like.
How should Facebook ad look like?
This is how the good ad should look like ...
What good did we do with this commercial at Shindira Studio?
First, we showed the ad exclusively to WordPress developers who live in America, Canada, England and Australia. So, we wanted to make sure that the advertisement is shown to the most relevant group of people.
That way we adapted the text ads to them.
When clicking on a link, a dedicated page opens where WordPress developers can try the product we advertise.
There is also a picture with a red background and a monitor that attracts attention.
The text in the picture serves as the title. We also have a clear call to action, which tells them clearly what to do. To click!
The ad has a good response, so we'll probably repeat it.
Interestingly enough, even though we posted a link on the website rather than our Facebook page, we got a significant number of new Facebook "members". Something we got indirectly, "for free", while in the previous case they paid exactly for that.
So, by now you've already realized that the most important elements of a good Facebook ad are:
• A group of people showing ads
• Text of the advertisement
• The image
• A call to action
• Page on the website where the advertisement is conducted
And now it's time to move on to technicalities and see how a Facebook ad is made.
To begin with, you need a card to pay for Facebook ads.
I use the Intesa internet card, but you can use whatever you have, or whatever you are recommended by your bank.
Also, you need a Facebook page for your business. So, not a personal profile, but a page.
Step 1: Pick what you want to advertise
Open the Facebook ad creation page.
What can you advertise on Facebook?
Choose what you want to advertise, i.e. what is your advertising goal.
As I said earlier, my recommendation is to advertise a page on your website.
So, click on "Send people to your website".
Enter the link to which your ad should be directed when a person clicks.
Enter the link of the page you're advertising ...
I have to mention again:
Make a dedicated page for your Facebook ad! DO NOT take people to the home page of your site, or to a page that does not logically and visually connect to the advertisement.
Better invest a little more time (maybe a little money) in making a dedicated page that fits advertisements. The results will surely be better.
And one more thing.
If you are making a commercial for the first time on Facebook, you will be asked to set up your account. Nothing complicated, just some minor things.
If you are advertising for the first time, Facebook will ask you to set up an account.
Step 2: Determine who you want your ad to appear to
Who do you want your ad to appear to?
This is Facebook's most powerful weapon when it comes to advertising.
Here we set to whom the ad will appear, based on people's interest.
Select the country where your potential customers are located, age and sex.
In the "Interests" field, enter the interests of people, as well as the pages that have been liked, that are related to your product or service.
For example, if you sell auto parts, you will choose pages of car magazines, car manufacturers, etc.
If you have a gym, you will "run" pages of weight loss products, fitness magazines, and perhaps even of your own competition.
In the "More Demographics" section, you can profile your audience more accurately on the basis of their marital status, education, etc.
Step 3: Set a budget for advertising
How much are you willing to invest in advertising?
Here you set the amount you invest in your ad, as well as some settings you do not need to think about right now.
For now, it's only enough to determine whether you'll pay for a daily advertising, or you'll determine the overall budget for the whole campaign.
Initially, whatever it is you choose.
As for the budget, there is no limit to how much you can invest, but my recommendation is that the budget should not be below $5 a day.
As I said, for now, there is no need to worry about other settings.
Step 4: What your ad will look like
Now is the time to determine how your audience and your potential customers will see the advertisement.
What will be displayed as your ad?
First of all, you can determine whether one image will lead to a link or multiple images (up to 5) that lead to 5 different links.
My recommendation is to leave one image that leads to a single link.
You can also choose whether to view an image or video. Let's not get complicated now that you are at the beginning, so let the image remain.
Oh yes. I did not tell you that.
Where's the picture?
To create an image for your commercial, I suggest you try a free Canva.com service.
Use Canva.com to create an image for the FB advertisement.
Image dimensions should be 1200 x 630 pixels.
Make sure the image has something to do with you, your product or service you're advertising. Also, you can enter the text within the picture, just make sure that the text does not take up to 20% of the image.
When you create an image, save it on your computer and upload it as an image of an advertisement.
Let's now enter the text of the advertisement and call to action.
The text of your ad and where you want it to appear
Here you choose the Facebook page of your business through which the advertisement will appear.
On the left, in the "Headline" field, you can enter the title, and you can also enter the call to action.
Also, you can combine both. Just take care of the limit that Facebook has. (There is a way to avoid this limit, but this is a bit more advanced option. About this some other time.)
In the "Text" field, enter the text that goes above the image. Here you have a space to leave a little more detail, just as much that you get a person interested in clicking on the advertisement. Also, pay attention to the limit.
Optionally, you can select one of the Facebook pre-defined buttons that will appear in the bottom right corner of the advertisement.
On the right, you can see how your ad will look to your target group. You can also turn off (or turn on) places where you want your ad to appear.
If your site is not optimized for mobile devices, I suggest that you display the ad only on the "Desktop News Feed" position, and turn off the others. For now.
Step 5: Review all and submit your ad for approval
If you came here, you did a great deal of work.
Now, check everything again. Just in case.
When you make sure everything is fine, click "Place Order" to send your Facebook ad for approval. Once your ad is approved, it will start showing to your target market.
From this moment onwards, you will be able to track the results of the advertisement and test various elements: text, images, call to action, the side that leads the advertisements ... Absolutely everything.
As much as you have experience, you will never make a 100% perfect advertising from the first run, which gives great results. The key is in testing and constant learning.
And that would be it for now.
Need help with making a commercial for Facebook? Click here (or the image below) to see if I can help you.


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Isn't telephone technology wonderful. We all have this wonderful instrument to preserve accountability - the I-witness account derived from cellphone video footage. The NZ Herald has received footage of a police officer breaching the nation's laws which prohibit use of a cellphone whilst driving. Apparently, the police officers are partially exempt if the call is 'work related'. I guess we will never know because the officer will probably not be investigated, yet the answer is probably in the story. Apparently the officer was very 'animated', suggesting it was a personal call.
This is not a rare incident, and a senior NZ police officer acknowledges that, which highlights the point that there are 'honest minds' in the police force. But just to convey how common this is, I want to cite evidence that this is a global phenomenon.
1. Australia: I grew up in Australia, and on a ski holiday with university friends, another brought some of his childhood mates who were cadets in the police force. They were drinking whiskey from the bottle whilst doing 120kmph (speed limit 100kmph) on 2nd grade backroads. i.e. One driver with the approval of two others. There is clearly a culture of disrespect for the law which permeates down to cadet school, and this 'culture of loyalty' trumps facts, truth and justice for a great many police officers.
2. Philippines: A very senior Philippines National Police (PNP) officer is caught not driving with a seat belt. He is able to get off with a warning driving in the Subic Bay area, which is actually an independent police authority. He is nevertheless able to escape accountability. The Subic Bay officer would not be so obstinate if he was a PNP officer. The culture of loyalty grows in the line of duty, but most particularly it is cultivated in training schools, whether its the police academy in Baguio City for officers, or elsewhere. Practically all the Generals in the PNP come from the same school, and more scary the same year, with eash year being politically aligned to a particular president.
Yep, integrity is a rare phenomenon today from members of institutions which one would have expected to be defenders of those concepts of freedom, integrity, honesty and rationality. The problem of course is that there are no consequences and inadequate training in ethics for these 'law enforcers' as cadets.
We might wonder whether the criminals are right to defy them when they are not always exponents of truth, justice and rationality.
In defense of NZ police, I actually find them to be more positive and engaging members in their communities. They are significantly better than the officers in Australia in terms of them reasonableness, and they are far more engaged than police in the Philippines. Mind you, police in the Philippines don't even have vehicles and judges are often corrupt, so I guess they might have good reason to hold the 'system' in disdain.
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Diorama and Pilot Model Designed and Constructed by Brett Gallant
Names, Logos, Design, and Photographs Owned and Copyright Brett Gallant
HO Scale Twin Mills at Deer Creek (Special Order)
Craftsman Kit Number 105
Available by Special Order
The Twin Mills at Deer Creek has been featured in Model Railroader, Narrow Gauge and Shortline Gazette, Railroad Model Craftsman, and many other fine publications. It can be found on layouts all over the world as a focal point of a prototypical logging operation.
The Twin Mills at Deer Creek has won more major awards than any craftsman kit, ever! Carl Laskey, Mike Engler, Elliot Moore, and Bill Obenauf have each won best of shows at national train shows with their versions of the Twin Mills. (And that's Just the Best of Show award winners!)
Based upon the Pino Grande mill site of the California-Michigan Lumber Company, she represents a mill in her prime, suitable for as wide range of time periods and geographic locations. The Twin Mills is the most detailed sawmill complex ever created, true museum quality. (We do not throw that term around lightly, in fact we have never used it before!) All the details you have come to expect from our kits, prototypically accurate for real operations. Big Logs, big Shays, deep woods action with donkeys, loaders, spar trees, real logging!
The Main Cutting Floor
The main cutting floor with those wicked double blades. The saw carriage is also visible as it readies another log for a pass through the saw. The Twin Mills features a beautifully detailed set of sawmill machinery including a log haul, log deck, double blade circular saw husk, carriage, cutoff saw, live and dead rolls, a brick boiler and mill engine.
Double Entry Mill
In addition to the complete set of sawmill machinery, the Twin Mills includes a generous selection of additional interior details. The log pond is home to many supporting elements including a log pond boat and boat shed, and the dynamite shack. A large boiler house with tons of surrounding junk and clutter is also be included. This is a double entry mill, (one side for floating logs, the other for sinkers) open on several sides for full viewing of the interior. It is large enough to support a real logging railroad. The layout is very flexible and the various components can be rearranged to fit a wide range of spaces.
The Log Unloader
The A frame unloader and platform is home to the large unloading timbers, donkey engine, oil and water tanks, as well as a fully detailed tool shed. A small enclosure protects the donkey and her crew. A massive log brow dampens the force of the falling logs as they splash into the pond.
The Boat House and Dynamite Shack
The boat house is home to the small log pond boat. Detailed inside as well as outside, it is a favorite with its classic "barn" styling and simple shake shingled roof. The small piling with tires protect it from errant logs floating in the pond. The small dynamite shack is avoided by most; heck would you want to enter the tiny boarded-up structure?
The Burn Area and Slab Bin
Before the government became involved in "saving the environment", many mills disposed of their slab and sawdust waste in this simple manner. A short spur track is used to remove extra sawdust when the mill has been lucky enough to sell it for fuel to the locals. Note the two conveyors carrying the waste to the proper locations.
The Rough Drying Shed
This is a nice rear view of the right side. It is impossible to capture the "feel" if the diorama as a whole in photographs. A sawmill complex is truly the sum of its parts and this kit includes so many details. The various small stacks in this shot are outlets for excessive steam.
The Transfer Table
The left rear includes the transfer table and sorting platform. The large pile of discarded cut "cants" is a great touch and one easily modeled. The comprehensive instructions provides detailed information on how I created this realistic scene.
Twin Mills Overhead View
1. The "old" mill is covered in plain, faded, white siding. It handles the logs that have sunk to the bottom of the pond.
2. The "new" mill is a classic open truss style. This provides plenty of room for the detailed machinery. The saw filers quarters is located on the second floor.
3. The log haul carries the logs into the mill.
4. The front dock is home to general clutter and the log carriage and track. The sunken logs are brought to the surface by the log pond boat then transferred to the carriage. Here they can be stored on the dry rollway or carried directly into the original mill.
5. The dry rollway is constructed of very heavy timbers. Logs are stored here until needed by the original mill.
6. The narrow dock winds it way around the log pond support structures.
7. The dynamite shack is used to store explosives. The windows are all boarded up and most mill employees avoid the area altogether! Surrounded by water, it is the safest location to keep such things.
8. The small boathouse is home to the log pond boat. The boathouse is fully detailed inside and out. The log pond boat is a pontoon style affair with a hand crank winch centered on its small deck.
9. The pond holds the seasons haul of logs, ready and waiting to be cut.
10. The A frame unloader and platform is home to the large unloading timbers, donkey engine, oil and water tanks, as well as a fully detailed tool shed. A small enclosure protects the donkey and her crew.
11. The massive log brow dampens the force of the falling logs as they splash into the pond.
12. The log pond dam.
13. Cut lumber is graded and sorted on the transfer table. A series of moveable cars sort the cut lumber as it is readied for transport to a finish mill.
14. The rough drying shed is used to store fresh cut lumber.
15. The sawdust shed is a temporary holding place for the mills waste.
16. The sawdust is carried over a spindly conveyor only to be dumped over the cement fire wall.
17. The slab is conveyored up to the slab bin where it is stored until needed to fuel the boilers.
18. The boiler house is home to a large boiler and mill engine.
The Twin Mills at Deer Creek Special Order
$395 Plus Shipping and Applicable Taxes
* Delivery time on this kit is 60 - 90 days *
The Twin Mills at Deer Creek Special Order Edition Includes:
All of the original castings and machinery plus many new small "clutter" parts
Our famous resin and white metal castings from new molds
The original manual, templates, and laser cut components
styrene, brass wire, brass chain, and weathered rail
The Twin Mills at Deer Creek Special Order Edition Does NOT Include:
Stripwood (supplier listing included)
Corrugated Roofing (supplier listing included)
Wood Doweling (from hardware store)
A comprehensive listing of these materials is included
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Nell Bryden (born March 8, 1977) is an American singer-songwriter. She was born and raised in Brooklyn, to parents themselves a singer (Jane Bryden) and artist (Lewis Bryden). A classically trained musician (she studied the cello for ten years), Bryden dreamed of becoming an opera singer before hearing Jimi Hendrix and Janis Joplin for the first time. After some time spent in Australia honing her craft, Bryden attended Wellesley College where she graduated in English Literature with honours. It was during this time that she began performing her songs live.
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Xavier Giannoli's Marguerite hinges on one simple joke: the fact that its eponymous character, a wealthy woman in 1920s France, fancies herself a coloratura soprano even though she has zero vocal talent. Marguerite (Catherine Frot) has managed to feed her fantasy of self-grandeur because her entourage hasn't been able to tell her the truth about her always singing off-key. That includes her husband, butler, vocal coach, and even members of the press. While the sublime and the ridiculous may never be too far apart, as one of the characters claims, one never gets the sense that Marguerite's silliness, if not madness, borders on beautiful.
Marguerite may be incredibly affected by opera, and even constantly listen to it, but she's unable to ever create anything other than cringe-inducing sounds. The audience is, on the other hand, less likely to be moved by the normally unavoidable emotional force of the opera, as it's deflated by the clownishness of Marguerite's depiction. Those around her refuse to break her bubble not because they fear hurting her feelings, but because they can't get enough of the distinctly sexist pleasure of watching a woman make a complete fool of herself in increasingly public ways.
The film introduces Marguerite at her lavish home, where she's throwing a party, which includes uniformed help, a struggling young singer with an actually gifted voice, and scheming party crashers passing for erudite celebrities of the art world. These side characters hint at interesting subplots involving betrayal and extortion that never materialize in the end. When the lavishly dressed Marguerite comes out of her bedroom and begins to sing out of tune, the film suggests that self-delusion is necessarily theatrical—that it needs exaggeration and a willing audience. But it never really elaborates on why Marguerite's horrific singing is met by applause, euphoria, and the delivery of hundreds of white roses the next day as a congratulation.
While Marguerite, with its stark lighting and opulent melancholy, may bring Sunset Boulevard to mind, it also evokes The Truman Show. But instead of approaching the figure of the tragic non-star by muddying the line between fantasy and reality, memory and fabrication, Giannolli consistently glosses every sequence with a stagey kind of humor, albeit at the main character's expense. The camera doesn't take Marguerite's humanity seriously until the very end, when she literally bleeds on stage. Throughout the film, her cheating husband avoids her, no longer thinking of her as a woman so much as "a kind of monster," and while a last-minute attempt to rekindle their love in the face of death may have been meant to mimic the tragedy of an operatic structure, it rather emulates the frivolity of a soap opera.


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A new guidance is available that advises local health departments on the United States' vaccine response strategy in the case of a smallpox outbreak. "Clinical Guidance for Smallpox Vaccine Use in a Postevent Vaccination Program" is a collaboration between NACCHO, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and the American Academy of Pediatrics to provide recommendations for persons at risk of smallpox infection after an intentional or accidental release of the virus.
The guidance is the result of a three-day workshop in 2013 that brought together more than 80 subject matter experts representing federal and public health agencies, as well as medical associations and institutions. A multi-agency steering committee comprised of representatives from CDC, the National Institutes of Health, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, and the Office of the Assistant Secretary for Preparedness and Response oversaw the guidance development process.
Naturally occurring smallpox was officially eradicated in 1980, the result of an intensive public health vaccination campaign that began in the 1960s. Vaccination of the U.S. general public ceased in 1971 as a result of that campaign. However, the threat of smallpox remains due to concerns that variola virus might exist outside of the samples kept in Russian and American facilities and that it could be used as an agent of bioterrorism. Because of this, the United States has a stockpile of smallpox vaccinations for use in the case of a public health emergency.
The guidance outlines recommendations for the clinical use of the three smallpox vaccines in the U.S. Strategic National Stockpile. Surveillance and containment activities, including vaccination, will be the primary response strategy.


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American Flags around Greenwood.
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Just how did the American flag become exactly what it is today?
Folding the American flag.
The United States flag is a strong sign of American identification and nationwide pride. Known popularly as Old Glory, the U.S. flag has a colorful background as well as has undertaken lots of changes from the initial main flag of 1777.
Today the flag is composed of thirteen straight stripes, 7 red alternating with six white stripes. The shades of the flag are symbolic as well: red represents hardiness and valor, white signifies pureness and also virtue and blue stands for vigilance, determination and also justice.
With time, some have associated somewhat different definitions to the 3 colors, for example, the shade red signifying the bloodshed spilled to preserve our liberty, yet the essence of the initial definition has actually been rather regular since 1782.
How did the American flag grow into what it is today?
It is so much more than the 3 shades or a "decoration". Consider the places around the globe that the American flag has flown, think of the transformation it has undergone throughout the decades on American territory. It is absolutely humbling to think of all that was given and also sacrificed so that the American flag can fly freely across this nation.
The flag that began with only 13 stars expanded to 50 with the addition of states to the Union. The variety of stars on the flag slowly increased to its present number today wherein a new star would certainly be included in the blue field on the 4th of July after the date of each new state's admission.
The variety of alternating straight red as well as white stripes has stayed at thirteen except from 1795 to 1818 when fifteen stripes showed up on the flag to show the admission of Kentucky and also Vermont to the Union. In 1818, it was decided that including a stripe to the flag for each and every new state would not occur as it will certainly make the flag look crowded and also it would make the flag unwieldy. It was agreed then that the flag would return to containing just thirteen stripes to represent the original colonies.
The American flag is a symbol not only of hardiness, valiance, pureness, innocence, vigilance, perseverance and justice; it is a symbol of freedom. Freedom that has actually been battled so hard for over the years. Freedom that has actually cost this country as well as the households within so much, but it is still a beacon to those wishing they had the liberty that the country has.
Folding up the American flag.
Traditional flag rules suggests that prior to an American flag is stored or raised, its handlers should twice fold it in half lengthwise; after that (from the end opposite the blue area) make a triangular fold, continuing to fold it in a triangular patter up until the other end is reached. This makes a triangular "pillow" of the flag with just heaven starred area showing outside, and it takes thirteen folds to generate: 2 lengthwise folds and eleven triangular ones.
The flag isn't folded in this way due to the fact that each of the folds has a special symbolic definition; the flag is folded in this manner since it offers a sensible ritualistic touch that distinguishes folding a flag from folding a regular object such as a bed cover, and because it results a visually pleasing, easy-to-handle shape. This thirteen-fold treatment was an usual technique long prior to the creation of a ritualistic assignation of "indicating" to every of the steps.
A fancy flag folding ceremony integrating these meanings has from then on been designed for special events such as Memorial Day as well as Veterans Day. These meanings are "genuine" in the feeling that they imply something to the people who participate in the ceremony, but they are not the reason that a flag is folded up in the standard thirteen-step manner.
This is America and its symbol is the American Flag. This honorable icon has actually been shot at, burned, spew on as well as stepped on, and yet she rises repeatedly. Even though numerous Americans in the state of Delaware proudly fly the flag outside their homes and businesses every day, it is fitting that we, as a nation, have actually alloted one particular day every year to honor our flag and also to remember that it represents the ideals and also values that we need to strive to maintain. May God honor America and those who defend her.
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The timezone in Pirkle Woods is America/Iqaluit
Morning Sunrise at 08:37 and Evening Sunset at 18:29. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 34.2236°, Longitude. -84.1300° , Elevation. 73m
Morning Sunrise at 08:37 and Evening Sunset at 18:29. It's light
Rough GPS position Latitude. 34.2236°, Longitude. -84.1300° , Elevation. 73m
Weather near Pirkle Woods Last report from Gainesville, Gilmer Memorial Airport, GA 36.4km awayTemperature: 6°C / 43°F
Wind: 8.1km/h East
Cloud: Sky Clear
Satellite map of Pirkle Woods and it's surroudings...
Geographic features & Photographs around Pirkle Woods in Georgia, United States
Local Feature A Nearby feature worthy of being marked on a map..
- North Cumming Corners Shopping Center (3km)
- Church of God (3.4km)
- Lanier Four Hundred Industrial Park (3.5km)
- Bald Ridge Chapel (3.5km)
- Lakeland Plaza Shopping Center (3.8km)
- Cumming Industrial Park (4.1km)
- Baldridge Marina (4.2km)
- Lanier Crossing Shopping Center (5.2km)
- North Four Hundred Industrial Park (5.2km)
- Tri-County Plaza Shopping Center (5.5km)
- Merchants Square Shopping Center (5.6km)
- Bald Ridge Creek Campground (5.7km)
church a building for public Christian worship.
- First Christian Church (1.2km)
- Pine Crest Baptist Church (1.4km)
- Piedmont Church (1.6km)
- Cumming First Methodist Church (1.9km)
- Cumming First Baptist Church (3km)
- Antioch Church (3.4km)
- Congregational Holiness Church (3.6km)
- Corinth Church (5.3km)
- Sawnee View Church (6km)
school building(s) where instruction in one or more branches of knowledge takes place.
- Otwell Middle School (1.2km)
- Forsyth Central High School (1.6km)
- Cumming School (1.9km)
- Cumming Elementary School (2km)
- Corinth School (historical) (5.2km)
- Sawnee School (5.9km)
reservoir(s) an artificial pond or lake.
- Pine Lake (3.7km)
- Mashburn Mill Lake (4.3km)
- Lake Alice (4.3km)
- Reservoir 15 (5.6km)
- Mcwilliams Lake (5.9km)
- Twin Lakes (6km)
Accommodation around Pirkle Woods
Sun Suites Of Cumming 555 Lake Center Pkwy, Cumming
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Atlanta-Cumming 870 Buford Road, Cumming
Hampton Inn Cumming 915 Ronald Regan Blvd, Cumming
gap a low place in a ridge, not used for transportation.
- Bettes Gap (3km)
- Sawnee Gap (4.4km)
- Tribble Gap (5.7km)
- Chamblee Gap (6km)
dam a barrier constructed across a stream to impound water.
- Pine Lake Dam (3.7km)
- Mashburn Mill Dam (4.3km)
- Settingdown Creek Structure 15 Dam (5.6km)
- Mcwilliams Lake Dam (5.9km)
cemetery a burial place or ground.
- Sawnee View Gardens (2.1km)
- Cumming City Cemetery (2.8km)
- Antioch Cemetery (3.5km)
populated place a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.
- Pirkle Woods (0km)
- Dunn (2.1km)
- Cumming (2.6km)
stream a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.
- Sawnee Creek (3.4km)
- Kelley Mill Branch (5.2km)
- Little Ridge Creek (5.7km)
park an area, often of forested land, maintained as a place of beauty, or for recreation.
- Cumming City Park (1.9km)
- Mary Alice Park (4.8km)
- Bald Ridge Creek Public Use Area (5.8km)
building(s) a structure built for permanent use, as a house, factory, etc..
- Forsyth County Courthouse (2.7km)
- Cumming City Hall (3.2km)
trail a path, track, or route used by pedestrians, animals, or off-road vehicles.
- Brookshire Creek Trail (2.3km)
tower a high conspicuous structure, typically much higher than its diameter.
- WWEV-FM (Cumming) (4km)
mountain an elevation standing high above the surrounding area with small summit area, steep slopes and local relief of 300m or more.
- Sawnee Mountain (4km)
hospital a building in which sick or injured, especially those confined to bed, are medically treated.
- Lakeside Community Hospital (2.9km)
post office a public building in which mail is received, sorted and distributed.
- Cumming Post Office (2.6km)
second-order administrative division a subdivision of a first-order administrative division.
- Forsyth County (1.8km)
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- Duluth (Georgia) city i city
- Southern Catholic College education
- Ball Ground, Georgia city o city
- Berkeley Lake, Georgia city o city
Airports close to Pirkle WoodsDobbins arb(MGE), Marietta, Usa (62.9km)
The william b hartsfield atlanta international(ATL), Atlanta, Usa (89.6km)
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Cuba has always been a bucket-list country for myself and many other travelers. Ever since living in Miami, I have been fascinated with getting to know the true Cuba, the true spirit of Cuba, not the Miami version. Most importantly, I had to get there especially before the embargo lifted.
We did not go with a tour or an educational group, nope, we went off the radar, completely "illegally" into the land of socialism and sensuality with our fingers crossed that we would make it back.
(fishing boats on the Malecon)
Recently, ever since the reestablishment of diplomatic conversations between the U.S. and Cuba, the country rose to the spotlight to become a prime destination for American travelers. In the last year alone, tourism in Cuba is booming. Not only more travelers from around the world are visiting it, but now Americans added themselves to the tourism mix, even when its not quite legal.
(this video is outside the Parque Central)
Traveling to Cuba is completely inconsistent similar to marijuana in the USA. Kinda wack if you ask me. Oh, you didn't ask?
Let me tell ya then, its wack. Screw it, #PeopleOverPolitics My hubby and I opted out of tours, educational groups and just hit the road in search of all things Cubano.
My husband and I made this trip a priority for 2015. And, in November/December (2015) I had the opportunity to visit Cuba for the first time. Here I'll share all the tips I believe you should know before heading there – especially if you're American.
(and if you know someone considering Cuba as a destination, pass this on will ya!)
NOTE: These tips are current as of December 2015. Cuba is changing rapidly, so it is possible some things might be outdated soon.
1. Print out copies of your passport
This is always something smart to do whenever traveling internationally. I also send digital copies to my Mom as my backup plan's backup plan.
2. It's easier to fly through another country
If you are not from the US, you can fly directly into the country. Currently, there are 2 direct flights from the US – NYC and Miami. These are mostly Special Authority Charters. And, if you book through an educational tour and tour package (I did NOT do this), you might have other options available to you and they will get everything ready for you. Since tours are not my style and living in Dallas, I am a 2-hour direct flight from Cancun, it seemed easier to book one of the hundreds of flights there. Then in Cancun, I chose Cubana Airlines to take us into Havana. There are 3 flights per day from Cancun to Havana via AeroMexico, Interjet and Cubana. Flight prices range dramatically with different layovers (from $250 RT to $8500)
3. You need a tourist Visa
We had a 5 hour layover in Cancun. I purposefully made a long layover because I wanted to have a buffer for any weather delays etc that could come up, which made for a REALLY long lunch at TGI Fridays. It was the only restaurant outside of the food court in Terminal 3. Anyway, we purchased our Visa (aka Tourist Card) with Euros at the Cubana ticket counter on the right side of the terminal. It was a small office that opened up about 3 hours before our departure. Approx 25 Euros per person.
4. You can enter with a US passport
The American passport presents no issue when entering Cuba, even without one of the 12 licenses. With my research of Cuba, I knew I would have no trouble getting into Cuba; however, I knew if there would be any challenges it would be when I entered the US in Dallas. Especially since I requested for my passport to be stamped. Yup, I got stamped and my husband did not but I literally had to beg the Cuban Immigration officer to stamp my passport.
5. Most search engines don't show flights to Cuba.
Expedia, Kayak, and other search engines don't show flights to Cuba. At the time of writing, only skyscanner.com does show flights from the U.S. that can be purchased online. It even shows flights departing from the U.S., but only buy them if you have a visa – otherwise you will be denied boarding.
You can, though, buy you flights from Cancun to Havana (for example) and have no problem boarding it with just the Tourist Card or visa (which is what we did).
6. Best time to go there is during Snowbird season
Mid November to March is the coolest and driest season just like Miami which I know quite well. Its when every Canadian and New Yorker flocked to Miami and the only folks swimming in the ocean.
July to November is hurricane season, so there's a chance to stormy weather between these months – especially more towards late August to early October when it's the peak of the hurricane season. I would not go during these months especially if you have the flexibility to go during snowbird season.
7. Print out ALL of your documents and details before leaving
I remember, in 1985, having a pink address book for all of my friends phone numbers and addresses. So yeah, be prepared to tap in to your inner 80′s child like we did. We printed out all of our research beforehand, including addresses of Casa Particulares, maps, hop on/hop off routes, airline reservations, directions, tips . . .we probably had a stack of 35 papers + a small notebook for other tips we want to walk around with. Plan on not being able to hop on to a computer at all or your iPhone. However, I did have screenshots of important docs etc on my iPhone as a backup. When we were in Varadero and no longer needed most of the paperwork, we passed it on to some lovely Germans staying at the Casa Particular with us and were heading to Havana. Try to do the same or at least leave with your host so they can pass on to the next tourist – the residents do not have access to computers or printers either.
Check out the CARS of CUBA here
8. You need travel insurance
It is required to have travel insurance to enter Cuba. They may or may not ask for proof at the airport, and should you not have any, they could deny your entry or ask for you to buy it there. We did NOT buy any!! Yes, we were nervous the whole time! Our research stated that we would be able to buy it at the airport and it would cost about $3 US per day. We NEVER found the place to buy this, we were also anxious to get on our way, so we just kept moving. If something would have happened and we needed to go to the hospital we would have needed to cough up the cash at the hospital. This was a BIG HUGE GINORMOUS mistake we made but there was nothing we could do once there. We F'd up. We royally f'd it the F up. You would use that language too if you had no medical insurance in Castro land.
Keep reading below – there is no access to cash for Americans.
9. Americans cannot use debit or credit cards
As of September 2015, the Cuban Sanctions imposed by the U.S. does not allow any American to withdraw money or pay with a debit or credit card while in Cuba whereas other nationalities can use credit cards, where accepted. You'll need cash, not too little and not too much. We created a spreadsheet with all of our daily potential costs to nail down an accurate budget. This is really important.
10. Tell your Credit Card company and Bank you're going to be traveling internationally
Our credit card company actually knew of our intentions since we booked both airline trips with the card. Sweet! Totally connected. Tell your bank to in case you find yourself attempting to get out cash in Mexico.
11. Cash Money is Needed
We planned on $100 per person per day after doing the budget exercise twice. It covered some of our major transpo needs to dining to souvenir shopping. Plus, we planned on giving away as much as we could to those providing services to us or who were in extra need. We stayed in Cuba for nearly 2 weeks, a lot of cash to have on us the whole time. Because of this, we did prepay for a few things such as our house dining bill prior to it being due. (just to not have to worry about potentially losing it).
12. Take Euros to Exchange
If you take the US Dollar, you will pay a 10% fee for your exchange. Since we brought around $2,400, that would have been a $240 fee!! No thanks. Before we left Texas, we made a stop at our local Currency Exchange, used our debit card to take out Euros. And, it doesn't have to be Euros, just do NOT take the US dollar.
Once we got into Mexico, we needed Euros to pay for our Visa and airline tax. Again, it was cash only and we were happy that we had cash on us in the proper form. Make sure to bring small bills as sometimes you'll find Cubana Airlines does not have change which means you would have to overpay. Since you are now on a limited cash budget, its important to hang onto all of it.
Once at the airport, you can exchange to CUC's – the Cuban Convertible Peso. The line at the airport is loooooong and as usual, one at a time. Meaning, one spouse in, and one needs to stay out. The person with the best Spanish and most alert needs to go in.
Unfortunately, you'll need cash for the taxi but you may still need to go to the Cadeca for future exchanges or the bank for smaller bills. Imperative to have smaller bills, the more 1′s and 5′s the better (don't be the dude who shows up to a Garage Sale with a 50 and needs $49.75 in change, right?)
13. Cuba has two currencies
There are two currencies in Cuba: The National Peso (CUP) and the Convertible Peso (CUC).
The money you should exchange for is the CUC, Convertible Peso pronounced (CUUK – with a long U). Your fair skin and blue eyes will do the talking for you.
14. The most common form of accommodation is known as Casa Particular
There are several hotels in Cuba, but the most common form of accommodation are the Casas Particulares. These are rooms or apartments rented by locals for a daily fee. Sometimes, you might rent an apartment for yourself while in other cases you might rent a room in a family's house and share the common spaces with them. Many families have turned their houses into Casas Particulares with several rooms to make a living in Cuba. If you can, stay in a Casa Particular for the local experience and to help the family's local business. The base price per night in a Casa Particular is $25+, which is a fraction of what you'll pay at a hotel. Staying in homes is my favorite way to travel, it really helps the budget and for Cuba we were able to take care of the expense on a credit card via AirBnB. Yup! They are open for business in Cuba. We booked the majority of our stay via AirBnB but left some days open for flexibility. We were also able to pay cash directly to the family if we wanted to extend.
Plus, you get to meet awesome people from all over the world who want to socialize and meet you as well.
Stefan and Anna from Berlin (we enjoyed many evenings with our new friends)
An impromptu lobster dinner party on the rooftop with new friends from Mexico City, Iran, Cuba, Canada and France.
Gustavo was our host in Havana who made me coffee all day – the really yummy, potent kind! He and his family were the salt of the earth kind of people. I would recommend his home to anyone staying in Havana all of his details are here
15. Don't bring jewelry
Or at least limit the jewelry you wear. Besides, the less you pack the easier it is to focus on fun and exploration.
I wear my Claddagh ring when I travel internationally. I also recommend wearing a watch and not relying on your iPhone for the time)
(pic taken underwater in Cayo Coco)
16. Food in Cuba is nothing to write home about
Due to its trade restrictions, Cuba lacks in its culinary delights; so don't expect delicious meals. Yes, you can find good food here and there, but this is not the norm.
You'll want to look into Paladares as your best option.
Havana – research Dona Eutimia then make a reservation. This is a small Paladare and you will need to call the night before.
I talk more about where to eat here
(pictured below is Donde Lis restaurant on Tejadillo)
17. Don't drink or use the water
Simple and easy. Buy bottled water. Otherwise, your tummy and booty will not be happy about it. Thankful to our German friends who had a spare box of Immodium. Yep, add it to your list as the water can sneak into your system in a number of ways.
I prefer my Swell bottle to carry around (purchase the large water jugs and fill your bottle every time you pop into your room). This is something I always do anywhere I travel.
18. Try eating only at Paladares Particulares.
Cuba has two types of restaurants, the state-run restaurants and the privately run ones known as paladares particulares. Try eating at the paladares particulares since they cost about the same as the state-run ones, but usually have better quality. As locals say, state-run restaurants don't care about the food quality since, in the end, they don't need the profits (because they are supported by the government). The private ones, on the other hand, if they are not good, they go bankrupt.
How to know which is state-run and which is private? Either ask them before ordering or just pay attention to where locals are eating and queuing. Cubans (who can afford to eat outside) don't like the state-run restaurants, so they prefer to queue at a paladar particular.
19. Vaccinations are not mandatory
There are no compulsory vaccinations required for Cuba travel; however, some vaccinations may be required to satisfy your Travel Insurance Policy. You will need these Vaccinations at least 2 weeks prior to travel but preferably at least 2 months prior. These are available from your General Practitioner or Clinic and are generally offered free of charge. I choose to use minimal western medicine; however, you have to decide for yourself and weigh the pros and cons of vaccinations. Although I use minimal western, there is a time and place for it considering the potential risks of a country.
20. Take your favorite snacks with you
Not surprisingly, markets there don't offer much variety since they focus on selling items of first need to locals – which don't include sweets and snacks. You may find a few snacks here and there, but those are rare, and there will not be a lot of varieties. And they will cost $$$$. Part of the reason I am debt free is not buying things on the go that kill the budget, for example, a small bag of MnM's in Cuba costs about $2.50. I'd rather bring my own snacks and give that money to someone who could use it more wisely. $2.50 for MnM's may not be a lot to you but to me, those little purchases add up and are never worth it. I subscribe to Graze snacks – interesting, yummy, delivered to my door in perfect travel packs. This is where I got mine and you can get a FREE box for yourself to test it out. I also brought peanut butter crackers, you know those cracker packs that come in every flavor including those orange ones! LOL. Those make for a great emergency meal or snack and cost about $1 for a pack of 8. However, my Graze snacks have more variety and more nutrition.
21. Cuba has mostly 220v outlets
When I researched, I discovered most are 220v and when I visited, it was confirmed. Had no problems with plugging in my gadgets. Each room I stayed in had both American and European outlets. Easy peasy.
22. Choose State Run Cigar shops
State run shops have the best quality cigars over the private shops. So although you typically pricier to go private, state run shops will ensure the best quality possible.
We bought our cigars from a shop across from the Hotel Nacional, this was the ONE requirement from the hubby so we had to check this off the list. =)
(P.S. if you see us wearing NY Yankees hats in the pictures its because you can trade your baseball cap for a Cubano beisbol cap – Cubanos love the NY Yankees)
23. No Internet
Don't expect internet at your hotel or casa particular, and even if they have it, it will not be available for you to use it. And even if you find it, don't expect to have the same experience you have with it at home. This is your digital detox. However, the local telecommunications company (ETECSA) started adding WiFi hot spots on major cities, which can be used with the purchase of a WiFi card that allows you to use it for an hour. More changes on the Internet to come!
Oh, and don't expect the WiFi to be reliable or fast. Read more here
24. Bring first aid with you (and medications)
Even if you have the money to pay the outrageous fees for market items, they may not have anything available. For example, they had a few large jugs of water costing about $9 US, so if they have it, it will cost a lot. The water cost more than mojitos.
Anyway, when it comes to important first aid or feminine items, plan for needing those and bring them with you. (ladies – this is ABSOLUTELY the best thing I brought that you will save your life when traveling, yes, totally TMI but I would be remiss not telling you about it). We downsized a first aid kit to fit into a small box, i brought medical tape, guaze, aspirin, antibiotic cream, medical gloves, advil, painkillers, bandaids etc. When we were finally ready to depart, we left it behind.
In the pic below (I took on the airplane), you can see what was in my small bag – first aid kit, money belt, SPIbelt, small shampoos, sewing kit, pen (for customs paperwork), snacks, ziploc bags, GoPro with waterproof case, coin dispenser – wrote more about What to Pack for Cuba here
I found a detailed list from Stop Adulting on how to stay safe while abroad, this is a MUST read
25. Use offline maps or preload your Google Maps
Galileo Offline Maps allows you to use your phone's GPS to show your location on regular and pre-uploaded maps from other sites. Download these maps before going to Cuba. Once you leave your house, you are on your own with whatever info you have written down or in your head.
Also, check out my friend Barb's article from Stop Adulting on 5 Reasons to Use Google Maps for Traveling
26. Cuba Junky is a good source of information
The first continuous source of info I found was on Facebook – Cuba Junky. From there, you'll find more great resources. Do LOTS of research. Because once you get to Cuba your are offline.
27. Many Cubans will need milk for their children
Other than petty theft, violent crimes are not common there. What many people do, though, is "friend you" and tell you about a restaurant or café, or some other event somewhere else. They will be soooo friendly, you won't even know its happening. They begin and end each convo with needing milk for their children and depending on where you are you will be swarmed bu residents begging for milk for their children. You'll be thankful you have that flyfishing shirt with your valuables zipped up in the front pocket.
And, if they discover that you are American – they assumed we were German or possibly Canadian – then many see you for the $ signs. I have never been to a country where so many have begged for money especially in such a slimy way. My attempt in coming to Cuba after living as a minority in Miami was to see Cubans for the good souls that they are and unfortunately . . . . . let's just say there are good people and not so good people everywhere. I do not plan on returning to Cuba but if I did, it would be to bring needed items and money to the families I befriended.
(pictured below – the family of Casa Belisa in Varadero. I would return to Cuba to see them again and support them any way possible)
The family dog, Toby. Sweetest pup ever!
We met Toby shortly after hearing the news that our sweet labrador had passed away in the States. So all we could do was love on Toby!
28. You can now bring those Cuban cigars right back to your home
Americans can now import up to $400 worth of goods from Cuba, including up to $100 in tobacco and alcohol products. So, now there's no need to smuggle those Cuban cigars, as long as they are under the limit.
Since I had a stamped passport, I carried all items through customs in Dallas, including the camera card. Not only did they not look at my passport, they never looked through my backpack. I walked through with a lot of cigars and a lot of Christmas presents for our family from Cuba with no problem. My customs form and customs printout said 2 different things about what was in my bag. Considering we were somewhat illegally visiting Cuba I had a few anxieties about what a prison sentence in Dallas would like. I mean, would I have access to Starbucks or a hairdryer? Would I make friends who would braid my hair? Would we all sit around and watch Modern Family and giggle?
Thankfully, I'll never know =)
As with all things at the airport, I really think it depends on the mood of the officer or TSA person that day. One never knows.
29. Learn Spanish
It will make your life easier there. At least learn a few basic words to communicate. Locals are also way friendlier with tourists who at least make an effort to communicate something in Spanish.
Its the right thing to do.
Use the app Memrise for 10 minutes a day, listen to Telemundo, turn to the Spanish radio stations and dig into spanish newspapers in your hometown before visiting.
30. Go off the beaten path
Started walking in a direction away from Parque Central and head into the neighborhoods. No agenda. No map. No plan. Just let the wanderlust take over you =)
31. Have a drink at the Floridita
Contrary to my last tip, go kick up your feet and visit a classic Havana joint that everyone goes to. Afterall, you need to visit one of the Hemingway haunts
32. Always confirm which is the currency the establishment is requesting
Always ask, "is this in CUC or Moneda Nacional?" Or, if the price seems to be really high, them most probably it is in CUP such as a hamburger street joint asking 25.00 pesos for a hamburger. If you paid in CUC it would be like paying 25 US Dollars. I find the Cubans will take whatever you give them and offer no change. Be warned, lol.
At one point, I was buying a snack on the train and they asked for 5 pesos which ended up being a 25 cent piece (in CUC). I still don't get it.
33. Cuba was a very expensive trip for us
Between the 2 roundtrips per person, transport within the country, no access to kitchens even though we were staying in Casas, being overcharged, expensive restaurants, tipping everyone for everything . . . holy crap . . we were both eager to get back to work and make some money back.
34. Take the 100 year old electric train across Cuba
Read about the train that passes through the old Hershey Sugar Refinery - go here
In this video, the conductor let me stand in the front with him – notice how I am hanging onto the open door
35. Backpack if you can (but definitely do backpack)
Be a minimalist when traveling, it makes things so much easier. We both wore quick dry pants, fly fishing shirts that we could wash every night and minimal shoes. Flip flops and Keens. This left us with our hands free to protect our belongings, jump into a car/train and be ready to move and groove. Dragging luggage thru cobblestone, or even torn up streets is a pain. You don't need all that shit. Really, if people can move into a Tiny House, you can leave your rolling luggage at home and wear a backpack. Purchase travel clothes that can be handwashed and will air dry quickly.
And yes, the day of this picture, I was referred to as Sir numerous times by Cubans, Mexicans and even Americans at the airport. Oh well . . . . lol.
35. Leave your heels at home
Good shoes are essential for long days of walking and staying safe on all sorts of sidewalks.
I wore flip flops with sundresses and Keens with my more active outfits (these are the exact shoes I wore and LOVE). I had considered bringing cute sandals or wedges and I am so glad I did not. Once you get there, you'll realize, its so hot, you just want to be comfortable and get as many kilometers underway by foot as possible. (you know what I'm talking about gals, that moment where you are like, I'm over it, hair up, comfy shoes on . . . over trying to look cute)
36. No more Departure Tax
As of December 2015, thats when we departed, there was no more $25 tax to leave the country.
We budgeted for this tax and it was very important that we knew if it needed to be paid as we were on a strict cash budget. Because if we didn't have the money, we were not leaving.
As of right now, that tax is gone (or processed into your flight fee). Not totally sure yet. I strongly recommend checking into this before your trip.
37. Do NOT tell companies in the US your are going to Cuba
Things are very inconsistent right now. Its like marijuana in Colorado. Its legal in the state but illegal federally.
Before we left Dallas for Cuba, we took out Euros from a Currency Exchange here – we discovered in this process that up until October of 2015 if they found out you were headed to Cuba they could not exchange your money. Even though they could not give you CUPs or CUCs.
Upon our return we went to Northpark Mall to exchange our leftover Euros to US Dollar and found out that if you mentioned travel to Cuba, you would need to present your license for traveling to make the exchange happen. So until the Embargo is officially lifted and things are solid, shush your mouth. =) And if you live in a conservative part of the country like I do, if you are not going to Cancun or Disney World, people will also have an opinion on your trip to Cuba. More of a reason to take your children – travel is always the best education
Phew . . . . that's a lot to know. Cuba was a hassle to travel to and travel within but I guess that's what makes it an adventure!!
Will we go again? Well, we have a lot of countries on our to-visit list BUT if we ever return it would be for the people.
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Landscaping can be a really fun thing and if you really want to sell your skills in landscaping, you should really find ways to advertise yourself. People love advertising things about themselves or their businesses and if you would really like to advertise your landscaping skills, you have really come to the right place today because we are going to help you do this. You can be really thankful for the internet because it can really bring you closer to people you really want to share your knowledge about landscaping with. If you have a website about landscaping and you really want to advertise this website, you can use some really good digital strategies and we are going to look at some of these digital strategies now in this article.
There are many digital strategies that really work out there and one of these strategy is SEO or search engine optimization. The reasons why so many people out there are really trying their best to perfect their SEO strategies is because it really works and it can really help you rank your website well on the internet. Search engine optimization can really give your website a boost so if you are low on traffic, just try using SEO to boost it up a bit. If you are not yet using this digital strategy, you should definitely try using it today and see if it does not improve your rankings online.
The next digital strategy that we are going to look at today is the use of social media. When you are already set up with a good website or a good landing page, you can now start to create your social media account and start building up your social media presence. You may be wondering why you even need any social media accounts; the answer is because social media an really drive more people to your website or to your landing page. There are so many successful people because they really linked their social media accounts to their landing pages and to their websites so that it will work as a whole. These are the wonderful digital strategies that you can use for your landscaping websites or your landscaping landing pages; if you would like to know more strategies that you can use, you can just do more research because there are so many more things that you can learn so if you are interested to learn more, by all means go and do your research so that you will be more and more experienced with the digital way of doing things. We hope that you learned something and that you will really use these strategies for any website that you are trying to rank.


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We have just received our fully painted Tiger and T-34, both painted by our friend Antoine at Le Zonion. We purposely had both of those models painted without smoothing or any other post-processing. We did that because we believe it would be the best way to show what 3D printed models really look like. Of course, that also means that with post-processing your models can only look even more beautiful than what you see here.
Note that lighting trend exaggerate layers and tool paths, even so the results are nevertheless very impressive.
Tiger I
In term of 3D Printable models the design of the Tiger Ausf. E is as good as it gets, with next to no stepping nor lamination on all of the exterior faces. The very few defects can all be fixed with some green stuff in a matter of minutes. Of course, nothing is perfects, after having the model painted, we have identified a few improvement that we will implement in our the next updates.
Tracks: More details could be added to the tracks elements, improving historical fidelity while keeping it just as easy to print as before.
Hatch: Hatch of the Tiger Ausf. H was used by mistake. We plan so that the next version gives the option to swap to that of an Tiger Ausf. E.
Vents: The shape of the radiator are not fully historically accurate. However, fixing this while keeping the part easy to print could be tricky, but we already have a few idea in our mind.
The T-34/76 probably had the simplest design of all of the models we have, which align to our philosophy of the "best surface texture with the minimum amounts of parts". Great texture, easy to print, the stable of a great 3d printable miniature. The only issue some may find with is model would be the upper front glacis, which was printed as a 60 deg slope rather than an separate plate. This was done for the ease of print, but mostly for historical accuracy of a welded front plate; a trade off. Print at 0.1 layers at 60 Deg gives an acceptable texture, but it is still far from perfect. Application of some green stuff could be a solution, but there are probably other ways around it.


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WORCESTER, Mass. – Two members of the Assumption College baseball team have earned NE10 All-Conference honors, as voted by the league's 15 head coaches. Junior Andrew Jaehnig (Quincy, Mass. / Boston College) was named to the First Team, while freshman Jared Brescia (Brentwood, N.H. / Exeter) was named to the All-Rookie Team.
Jaehnig earns All-Conference honors from the NE10 for the third time in his career, earning Second-Team accolades last season and All-Rookie recognition after his freshman campaign. Jaehnig had a dominant year at the plate for the Hounds, hitting his way to the NE10 batting title while also holding the top average in the East Region after batting a robust .401 on the season. He also owned the top slugging percentage in the conference and ranked third in the East Region with a mark of .637, which was .67 points higher than the runner up in the NE10. Jaehnig also finished second in the NE10 with 16 doubles and 63 hits, while ranking in the top ten in home runs (five), RBI (33), triples (three) and on base percentage (.449) all while recording a .975 fielding percentage behind the plate as the catcher. On the season, Jaehnig tallied 20 multi-hit games and reached base safely in 37 out of the 42 games.
As a rookie, Brescia has stepped right in as the team's starting second baseman and has appeared in all 42 games. He batted .291 on the year and owned a .376 on base percentage which were the third and fourth highest totals on the team, respectively. Brescia also scored 22 runs, registered 18 RBI, hit two doubles and a homerun, while also swiping three bags and collecting 44 hits. Earlier in the season, Brescia was named NE10 Rookie of the Week after recording multi-hit games in four out of the five contests, while also recording a pair of runs, RBI and stolen bases. For the season, he has 13 multi-hit games, while tallying a hit in 28 games including a season-high six-game hit streak.
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We hope you are well and enjoying the start of the semester! Here at BABSOC we are looking to find new members to help us take on the year.
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All you need to do is get in touch with the team, you can do so in the following ways;
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- Join us for our weekly meetings, these are currently being held on Tuesdays 4-5 pm, Samuels 129.
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Being a teenager can be very difficult for numerous different reasons. One of which being that, as a teenager, we have lots and lots of time, but not enough money. I know that I get plenty of money. I get given £10 a week pocket money and then a bonus if I do well in school. Lots of my friends get paid monthly. One of my friends gets £80 a month. A lot of money at this age. One of my friends only get £5 a week.
It's difficult if you have a lot of friends who go out a lot on the weekends or in the holidays and enjoy doing costly activities. Summer is possibly the worst. We get 6 weeks off, and we are out almost everyday spending money. I'm quite luck because my birthday is right before the summer holidays at the end of June. This means I have lots of money to spend over the holidays.
None of my friends have this luxury, as they many of them have birthdays in the winter months and have spent all of their birthday money by the summer, which means they have just their pocket money to spend on all of these activities.
So why don't we get jobs you ask? Well, I am the youngest of my group of friends which means most of my friends are old enough to get jobs and all have their national insurance numbers, but with all the exams on at the minute, none of us really have time to take on a job. We are all doing extra qualifications and extra GCSE's which means it's just not possible to have the time to work for our money.
The only solution to this really is for us to get jobs after all of our exams are over and work through the summer. This is beneficial in 2 ways: we'll all be earning money which means we'll have more to spend; and also, because we'll be working, we'll have less time to spend it, so we'll save more.
I guess we'll just have to cope.
Stay Un-Typical
Ashleigh xxx
Sunday, 22 February 2015
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