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Thursday 14/12/2017
Div 1
Armando Tauaures 3 vs Gary Jackson 2
Good match this one with Armando taking an early 2 set lead, Gary fighting back to level the scores taking sets 3 & 4, so all down to the 5th with Armando closing out the match 11 - 7.
Ahmad Humayde 1 vs Peter Cracknell 3
Div 2 player Peter was in fine form and whizzed into a 2 set lead but young player Ahmad would not give in and took a thrilling third set 14 - 12, so into the 4th and what a great 4th it was terrific rallies, with good defence and attack, Peter finally clinching it and the match 11 - 13
Mina Mater 3 vs Gary Jackson 0
Mina was good in this match and really controlled things from the start sealing up victory and the title with a 3 - 0 win
Thursday 07/12/2017
Div 1
Armando Tauares 3 vs Iain Houston 1
Armando was in fine form for this Div 1 match picking up the first set 11-8 but Iain rallied in the second and recorded a good win 7-11 but he could not sustain the improvement and run out of steam in the last two going down 11-5 and 11-6. Never mind Iain, Poldark on Sunday.
Mina Matta 3 vs Armando Tauares 1
League player Mina did the business on Armando winning the first set 11-1, Armando replaced his head and picked up the second doing much better and winning 9-11, but Mina was in no mood to bum around and cruised sets 3&4.
Gary Jackson 0 vs Iain Houston 3
Well Gary "Jacko" Jackson flew in from a 2 month holiday and was promptly biffed by Iain, yup well and truly biffed.
Peter Cracknell 3 vs Iain Houston 0
League player Peter carried forward his good league form and did the business on a now exhausted Iain, we knew he was exhausted because his eyes were rolling and steam was emerging from his ears, Peter seeing his opportunity made him run all over the place, last seen Iain was on a stretcher with his knuckles on the floor
Armando Tauares 2 vs Ahmad Humayde 3
Really good match this one Armando 2-1 up after 3 and looking good but Ahmad digging deep picked up sets 4 11-13 and 5 9 -11
Thursday 30/11/2017
Div 2
Joshua Newton 1 vs Rowan Edwards 3
Rowan, whizzed into a two set lead, and Josh looked on the ropes, but he is made of stern stuff and rallied brilliantly to take a highly competitive third 13 - 11, Rowan quickly took a lead in the 4th but Josh just refused to give way and in an highly entertaining set with good play from both players and good rallies Rowan squeezed out the victory.
Dale Edwards 0 vs Leonardo Acuyo - Pastor 3
Well, Dale lost in three to Leonardo but the match seemed to be closer than that, but stats is stats is stats and Leonardo took the points.
Thursday 23/11/17
Div 1
Mina Matta 3 vs Iain Houston 0
Well, Iain ran into our new Div 2 player Mina and took a bit of a Biffing, Ermm that's all I can say really.
Ahmad Humayde 0 vs Mina Matta 3
Well, Ahmad ran into our new Div 2 player Mina and took a bit of a Biffing, Ermm that's all I can say really.
Iain Houston 3 vs Ahmad Humayde 2
Iain and Ahmad still Shell Shocked from their Biffings, faced up to each other in what turned out to be good tussle. The games swung back and forth with Ahmad scenting victory at 2 - 1 up but Iain dug deep and rallied well to pick up the final two ends.
Div 2
Dale Edwards 0 vs Melissa Berry 3
Ms Berry was too strong for Dale and racked up a comfortable win, but he hung in there and it is good to see one of our newer players entering competition, Dales game is improving and he will definitely be a Team Captain in one of our 3rd Division Teams for next season, Won't you Dale??????
Leonardo - Acuyo Pastor 2 vs Melissa Berry 3
This turned out to be a good 5 setter with Melissa on a roll from her previous win but Leonardo played well, in fact he was 2- 1 up but Mighty Melissa found her game and wrapped up proceedings in the last two.
Adam Frost 2 vs Melissa Berry 3
Adam, who is playing Div 2 for the first time, faced up to a rampant Melissa, but she did not have it all her own way in a super 5 setter "M" was 2 - 1 down and Adam was on a roll, indeed he nearly closed it out just losing 11 - 13 , but for the second time "M" dug deep and picked up the last two.
Thursday 16/11/17
Div 1
Peter Cracknell 3 vs Armando Tauares 0
Armando started off very well and picked up the first end 11 - 9 but Peter has gained in experience over the last couple of months and is now becoming an accomplished Div 2 player. He got his game together and won the next three to 4, 7, 4 seems easy but Armando battled away through out, however his lack of match play took its toll.
Peter Cracknell 1 vs Mina Matter 3
Mina is a new player to the Club having joined us in the Summer. This was a good match to watch with a warmed up Peter taking the first 11 - 8, Mina came back strongly to pick up a 10 -12 in a highly entertaining second, ends 3 & 4 going Mina's way.
Div 2
Three matches played with Marvellous Melissa Berry picking up a couple
Rowan Edwards 1 vs Melissa Berry 3
Rowan competed in this match all the way through losing the first 11 - 6 he rallied in the second and fought out a good 11 - 8 win however Melissa stepped up a gear and run out a 3 - 1 winner.
Melissa Berry 3 vs Joshua Newton 0
Fresh from her victory against Rowan, Ms Berry took no prisoners against Josh and frankly dished out a bit of a Biffing 3 straight 11- 5, 11-3, 11-5.
Rowan Edwards 3 vs Dale Edwards 1
Rowan took on Dale and had a good match although going down in a great first end 11 - 13, he rallied well and closed out the match 11- 6, 11-4, 11-9


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Paprika's temperature was 102 all day yesterday. She stayed in bed reading books and watching movies on our mini-dvd player. Poor miserable.
So, last night she had some Motrin and went to sleep early. When I got up at 9am this morning, I noticed she hadn't come in to our bedroom last night, so I figured she'd gotten a good night's sleep in her bed.
But when we went in her room to check on her, we found her on the floor next to a big bowl that she'd been using to throw up into all night. I guess she didn't want to bother anyone. My heart just sank.
Paprika is the most non-complaining child I have ever met. Seriously. I wish she would have come in and gotten us...but she's not like that.
The first thing she said this morning?
She said: Being miserable is no fun.
So, today has been a repeat of yesterday. Paprika is watching movies in bed while Ginger and I keep ourselves occupied with crafts and games around the house.
Yesterday Paprika didn't want anything to eat and just drank juice and water. Today her appetite is improving (she's having a goat cheese pizza right now as I'm typing this)...so I take that as a good sign.
Ginger's appetite, on the other hand, is quite good! Things like this happen when I turn my back for a second. I cannot let her out of my sight...she is into everything!
Here's hoping that the next day brings Paprika some relief...and that the rest of us don't get whatever she has. Fingers crossed!

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Additional Characters For Star Wars Battlefront
The long awaited beta of Star Wars Battlefront rolled out yesterday and people started datamining the files instantly. From that it was found out that Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader and Boba Fett might get company from a few others of the iconic characters from the movies. So far, EA themselves has mentioned that the first three are "just some" of the playable characters, or Heroes and Villains as they call it, that will be included in the game, but now we can also most likely add Han Solo, Princess Leia and the Emperor to that list. Seeing how these are … Read More »


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Just before 4 p.m. on Thursday at the height of traffic, a central highway near Tel Aviv was closed to traffic during a car chase with a suspicious car with residents from Gaza inside, in what was initially suspected to be possible terrorist activity.
Highway 20, more commonly known as Ayalon Highway, was closed going northwards near Shalom Interchange after the suspicious car was located by police.
Inside the car was an Arab resident of Arara, a town located in the coastal region to the east of Hadera, along with two Arab women from Gaza who had entered Israel illegally. The three refused to heed the requests of police and drove off at high speeds before police finally were able to stop them.
Video has surfaced showing the arrest of the man from Arara, during which police protocol meant to protect officers from potential concealed weapons or explosives was used. Click the image below to view the footage.
Police inspected the vehicle but found the car did not contain any explosives or weapons, at which point the highway was reopened to traffic after roughly half-an-hour of being brought to a complete standstill.
The three suspects were arrested and brought in for investigation.


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Peter Ralph is coming to the Hunter Valley to launch and sign copies of his new book on Sunday 15 April at 6:00pm River Flats Estate, Wollombi Road, Broke.
BYO: drinks, a plate of food to share and if you would like to stay for a wood-fired pizza, please bring a bowl of pizza toppings (eg., salami, ham, capsicum, onions, mushrooms ...)
Travelling From
Via Wollombi - Sydney
Join the F3 freeway at Wahroonga but take the exit for Peats Ridge (route 33 next exit after Mt White). Follow the signs for Wollombi. Travel along the old
Pacific Highway
for approx 15 kilometres and then turn left to Wollombi and Singleton. The road follows the Old Convict Trail from Bucketty and winds through the valley, past Murrays Run and Laguna before arriving at Wollombi. Continue straight ahead at the Wollombi Tavern - there is a short section of dirt road just outside Wollombi but improves shortly afterwards. Once you reach , continue along the Wollombi road for a further 12 Kms and you will see River Flats Estate Olive Grove on the left hand side. First Gate is Carynia and the second gate is Paynes Crossing Bridge Tara
Travelling From
Via F3 Freeway Sydney
Join the F3 Freeway at Wahroonga and take the Vineyards/Cessnock exit. Follow the signs to Cessnock along Route 82. At the end of Cessnock main street follow Vineyard signs along
Allandale Road
towards Branxton. After 7 kilometres turn left into
Broke Road
. 3.7 kilometres along
Broke Road
turn left into
McDonalds Road
and then immediately right to stay on
Broke Road
. Follow
Broke Road
past Harrigan's Irish Pub, Tyrrell's Vineyard and Mallees Restaurant to
Hermitage Road
, continue straight for 15 kilometres until you reach the end of
Broke Road
. You are now in Broke. Turn left and travel 5 klms and you will see River Flats Estate on your right hand side. First Gate is Tara and the second gate is Carynia.
Travelling From
Western Sydney, Via
Putty Road
Follow the
Putty Road
to Milbrodale then turn right onto
Milbrodale Road
towards Broke. Travel approximately 13kms along
Milbrodale Road
until you reach Broke at the end of
Milbrodale Road
. Turn Right and continue 6klm on the
Wollombi Road
and you will see River Flats Estate on your right hand side. First Gate is Tara and the second gate is Carynia
Travelling From
Newcastle or North Coast
Newcastle or the , take your preferred route to Cessnock, then follow the above directions North Coast
Travelling From
New England Highway
From the
New England Highway
, turn off at Singleton and follow the main street (
John St
) south. Watch for the left turn to Broke and Wollombi about five minutes south of Singleton. Once you reach the travel 5 klms and you will see River Flats Estate on your right hand side. First Gate is village of Broke Tara and the second gate is Carynia.


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Del. Howard P. Rawlings, chairman of the House Appropriations Committee, said this week that he has told school board Chairwoman Patricia L. Welch that the system will have to offer a minimum $250,000 salary to attract high-quality candidates.
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Clothes moths
They're living in a rug in my bedroom. So far they've only nommed on the rug and have stayed away from my clothes, but I fear its only a matter of time. The rug is pretty big and was in the room when I moved in. I should tell my Landlord about this right? Rather than trying to deal with it myself.
hang 'em everywhere. and get those plastic moth bags you can get for wrapping up your clothes in. don't leave it too long, it's WELL annoying. you'll start finding holes everywhere.
oh and i guess pocketmouse to thread?
yeah get on it now
We've got these moth pheromone traps that clears their ranks pretty quickly.
And these treated wood circles you can pop in drawers and they have holes in so you can put them on hangers. keeps them away
Bars of soap in your wardrobe.
Moths have exquisite taste, so you only really need worry about pure wool/cashmere items. I'd seal them away somewhere, have you any suit carriers? If so use those.
But, get onto your landlord to get the place sorted out too.
mine got in my organic cotton stuff too :(
i think it's natural fibres they like best?
God yeah, anything organic, merino...
your shell suits will be safe though :p
I have a lot of pure wool and a few bits of cashmere
I've heard they don't eat silk though. Will they eat silk cashmere blend?
- cherrycola and that_bald_owl this'd this
Don't use mothballs - they make all your clothes smell,
And you can't dispose of them without calling out the council.
We had them in one of our houses at university. The eggs (which you couldn't see) can only be killed if you wash clothing in very hot water. I would throw away the rug, throw away any affected clothing, wash everything else at a high temperature and speak to your council - they should be able to offer a fumigating service.
Put pressure on your landlord - they're generally shit about this kind of thing.
OK so first of all, get rid of the mothballs. Napthalene is a serious carcinogen
Second: those pheromone traps are a two-edged sword. They kill the moths by attracting them to their doom, but duhhh you've now attracted moths into your clothes cupboard. Some will lay eggs before they die, some won't die at all.
Third: it's a myth that moths are attracted to wool / cashmere / organic cotton etc. What moths are attracted to is fats & sugar compounds. If your clothes are really clean, like scrupulously spotless, then moths won't be interested in them. It's when there's food on your clothes - even something so minor as a speck of flour - that the trouble starts.
I've bought some spray
like carpet flea spray, but for moths.
wouldn't it be good if started a thread about clothes meths
I've got meths living in my rug...meths balls will solve the problem...so far meths has only been munching on my rug, luckily my rug is pretty bigbrusma this'd this
i wanted it to be
cloths moths
They've been eating my fucking clothes
My nana says i should call the council pest control. Do they deal with moth infestations? Are moths that srs?
Carpet Moths
Here are some tips for both landlords and tenants on how to stop carpet moths -
1. CLEAN - Move furniture away from edges of the rug/carpet and thoroughly vacuum (both sides if possible), paying particular attention to skirting boards and crevices
2. KILL - Spray the rug/carpet deep into the pile and on the underside if possible to kill any eggs and / or larvae - also consider foggers for severe infestations, producing an insecticide smoke that pests cannot avoid
3. MONITOR - Place moth traps close to affected areas to monitor for adult moths and to break the breeding cycle
4. REFRESH - Vacuum deep into edges regularly, keep moth traps current and replace every 3 to 6 months and consider respraying regularly – with warmer houses carpet moth damage and infestations are now a year-round problem. Prevention is better than cure
Good luck, and I hope you get rid of them. You can get more great advice on all forms of moth damage and control from MothPrevention.com http://www.mothprevention.com


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Join us for a discussion about Native Perspectives on Arts, Culture and Justice
Exploring Life's Offerings through Journeys in Creativity
Introducing the 2018 Mentor Artist Fellows
Join us in congratulating the eight accomplished Native artists, representing six states, named our 2018 Mentor Artist Fellows!
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Chilkat and Ravenstail Weavers Celebrated in Interwoven Radiance
Laura Wong-Whitebear
Laura Wong-Whitebear is dedicated to utilizing and preserving traditional basket-weaving knowledge and has chosen an apprentice with the same commitment.
Royce Manuel
Royce Manuel is revitalizing an endangered art form, fiber weaving from harvested desert plants, which has not been practiced or taught for nearly eighty years.
Delbert "Smutcoom" Miller
Miller wants those he teaches to also pass on this traditional knowledge and in doing so, this generation may become the advisors and leaders of the Skokomish and Chehalis people in the future.
Nicholas Galanin
Nicholas Galanin is an educator, lecturer, and multi-disciplinary artist with an exceptional skill in the metalsmithing and sculptural technique known as chasing and repoussé.
Shirod Younker
Shirod Younker is an experienced culture bearer having researched his tribe's lost historic and traditional knowledge, and now teaching it to the next generation.
Delina White
Delina White is devoted to Anishinaabe Inendamowin (thought/ways of thinking) and keeps her Anishinaabe woodland designs and history alive through her artwork.
TahNibaa Naataanii
Navajo weaving has been passed for generations in TahNibaa Naataanii's family along with songs or stories that come along with each woven piece.
Preston Singletary
Glass artist Preston Singletary combines the visual appeal of Tlingit designs with the transformational medium of glass to create intriguing and exquisite sculptural works rooted in his culture.
Amelia Cornelius
We are saddened to report that Amelia Cornelius walked on in early 2016 after lifetime dedicated to passing on tradition in her family by teaching the next generation how to make traditional Oneida dolls the same way her grandmother taught her.
David A. Boxley
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Clarissa Rizal
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Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole
Kaumakaiwa Kanaka'ole will compose original music and choreograph new bodies of work ready to tour in 2016 with the support of an NACF Fellowship.
Robi Kahakalau
Robi Kahakalau (Native Hawaiian) will compose a collection of music and accompanying curriculum to teach Native Hawaiian pre-school age children language and heritage through music.
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If you listen obediently to the Voice of God, your God, and heartily obey all his commandments that I command you today, God, your God, will place you on high, high above all the nations of the world. All these blessings will come down on you and spread out beyond you because you have responded to the Voice of God, your God: God's blessing inside the city, God's blessing in the country; God's blessing on your children, the crops of your land, the young of your livestock, the calves of your herds, the lambs of your flocks. God's blessing on your basket and bread bowl; God's blessing in your coming in, God's blessing in your going out. Deuteronomy 28:1-6 MSG
God loves when we fully obey Him in everything He asks of us. As we obey Him and follow His commandments then we will be blessed. I love how He promises us His blessings, whether it's something big or something simple. Obedience pleases God and I think a lot of us will be surprised with the cool blessings God gives us when we listen to Him.
Obedience is definitely an area where I struggle daily. It's not always easy to obey God. I think many of us allow fear or doubt to get in the way of obeying Him. It's never easy to say, "Yes'" when God is calling you to something greater. Sometimes it's even challenging to do the simple things He asks of us. I want to constantly be reminded that no matter what I want to do or what's convenient for me, I need to obey God because there's blessing in obedience.
God, help me to constantly obey You in everything You ask of me. Help me to want to obey You more, but not just because of the things You will bless me with, but because it pleases You. Amen.
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I've been thinking a lot about my post about hostages, vacationers and explorers. I think the biggest difference between hostages and explorers is their position of power. A hostage's only power is to rattle the cage - to complain and worry and hate their captors. An explorer, however, is active. Their power lies in their ability and willingness to learn.
Monday night I decided I would use Tuesday to not only get my chemo that "makes it so you don't die." but also to learn five new things. Five things. That's not that many, really. But it is enough that I would have to work at it. You can't remain passive and learn five new things. You have to get involved.
I told my oncologist this when I saw him on Tuesday before chemo was supposed to start. "FIVE?" he said, "why not just one?"
"Because today is treatment day."
"uh huh.."
"I need to focus on something else."
"Ah," he says, "got it."
Then he did something that I just love him for. Something that makes up for any time he's been clinical and distant. Makes up even for him shoving that ice pick into my hip bone when he did my bone marrow biopsy. Something I never expected.
He sat down.
"Let's see," he said, then "well, HPA is going private ... did you know that?"
I did not know that. That was news to me. Especially since I didn't know what HPA was and still I'm not sure if I got the acronym correct. So I asked him, "What's HPA?" and he told me. He explained the whole thing. He told me why it matters and what it means for him and for his industry and all kinds of other things. Then he pulled out his prescription pad and gave me a script for pain meds and some antibiotics and then patted me on the back said "good luck learning" and left the room.
Now, isn't that just the best?
And for those of you wondering. Here are the other things I learned:
There is a place in Bali that people who are serious about tattooing go for tattoos. My white blood cell count was 500 yesterday. You have to be at least 1500 to receive chemo. Growth hormone is used when people have low white blood cell count - it is injected once a day for 5 days. Growth hormone works by stimulating your bone marrow to make more white blood cells. Contrary to the name, it will NOT cause me to need longer pants. I've met my out of pocket maximum for this year with my insurance and therefore will not have to pay anything for my growth hormone. Which is great since it costs 2500 dollars. When my counts are as low as they are, I have to avoid many things. This includes people who are sick, people who are getting sick, people who are well, money, door handles and old cheese.
And I think that's about it for the learning. Granted, there is a lot in there about me.
I'll do better next time. Hopefully they will treat me Friday. Keep your white blood cells crossed.


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"There's a great bar area and Spitalfields is a wonderful place to work."Second year trainee, London
"You get a free day of holiday if you move house. There's also a good pension and lots of group and firm-wide social events."Second year trainee, London
"We have a free gym and squash courts and get one day off for moving."First year trainee, London
"We have a sauna in the basement."Second year trainee, London
"The relocation benefits are awesome! If you decide to qualify outside of London then the firm really helps you with everything including hiring real estate agents who will drive you around the city of choice, advising on different areas to live or negotiating your lease on your behalf. You will get a relocation bonus and often a free service apartment for a month before you sign your lease. There's additional holiday available if you work hard and a good dinner allowance (at least in London)."Second year trainee, London but currently on an international secondment
"The on-site rooftop bar and restaurant are really nice and subsidised."First year trainee, London
"Dinner is paid for by the client after 7.30 pm and taxis are provided after 9.30 pm. The terrace is pretty nice in summer with a Friday lunch BBQ most weeks. There is a concierge website service you can sign up to for free, but I've never used anything on it."First year trainee, London
"The food in the canteen is really nice and there's free dinner and taxis if you work the evening. The office bar, Lavanda, has cheap drinks, great pizza and an amazing terrace with views across the City. There's a free gym and health centre downstairs including a GP, nurse, physio and beautician etc. The location near Shoreditch/Spitalfields is great for food and drinks and after-work entertainment. The secondment opportunities and moving day allowance are fantastic too."Second year trainee, London
"The Lavanda restaurant, which is subsidised and of very good standard. Also the summer BBQs organised on the Lavanda's terrace when the weather allows it."Second year trainee, London
"The firm supported me to move from overseas by covering my flight, providing temporary accommodation and shipping my possessions over to the UK. Ready access to medical services is very convenient given the hours we work. Opportunities like free tickets arise on an ad hoc basis."Second year trainee, London
"Free gym in the basement of the building with free classes. Good pension, good maternity leave, season ticket loan, wide choice of food available in the staff canteen at very reasonable prices. 20% discount at Konditour and Cook!"First year trainee, London
"We have a bar on the roof. The novelty is yet to wear off."First year trainee, London
"Free dinner after 7.30 pm. Free taxi after 9.00 pm. Free gym and health centre, which are both excellent. One day off (in addition to your annual holiday allowance) if you move house."First year trainee, London
"Taxis after 9.00 pm, free dinners after 7.30 pm (which is standard I suppose). There are often post-closing drinks and dinners, firm summer BBQs and balls. GPs in the building, indoor three-a-side football pitch, solid gym. The bar (Lavanda) has got to have one of the best rooftop drinking areas in the City."First year trainee, London
"We have an extremely good medical, pension, and health-care package as well as free tickets for events. You get free dinners if you work after 7.30 pm and a free taxi home after 9.00 pm. There's a high-quality canteen on-site (as well as a gym, a bar, and two rooftop gardens)."First year trainee, London
"Getting free evening meals and taxis home (when working late) is nice. Occasional ex-gratia days off (e.g. January 2nd) are also welcome as are moving days. Equally our onsite facilities (e.g. gym and massage!) are great. However, in my opinion at least, the bar and roof terraces are the highlight."Second year trainee, London
"We get free dinners if working past 7:30pm and free taxis home if working past 9:30pm"Second year trainee, London
"The office facilities are first-rate. The canteen is good, the coffee shop/bar is great. Roof terraces are lovely. The services on site from dry cleaning to a beautician are really useful! And the support staff are fantastic."First year trainee, London
"Taxis and dinner are provided if you work late. Regular social events inter-department, firm-wide and amongst the trainee intake. Great view for the roof terraces - accessed via the in-office (subsidised) bar."First year trainee, London
"The best perk is having access to an amazing roof terrace with a heavily subsidised bar."Second year trainee, London
"Perks include a free onsite gym and free dinner and free taxis if you have to work late."Second year trainee, London
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The customers of Ultimate Salon Studios are actually customers of the individual salon owners who operate at Ultimate's location. Feel free to call several owners if you are uncertain who will best meet your needs and price range. If you want more services than just one salon owner can provide, please make an additional appointment for other services or ask your stylist or esthetician to assist you with other appointments. If you want to put a large group together, for a wedding or prom night, most of the stylists see each other on a daily basis and we can arrange for a group to come in and have simultaneous appointments with different salon owners.
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Olivia Wilde Responds to 'Trump-Lovers' on Twitter
Olivia Wilde gets colorful on the red carpet for the The Lunchbox Fund Tenth Anniversary Benefit Dinner and Auction at Gabriel Kreuther on Monday night (October 26) in New York City.
The 31-year-old actress was joined on the carpet by Liv Tyler to support the non-profit organization that provides daily meals to at-risk school children in South Africa.
PHOTOS: Check out the latest pics of Olivia Wilde
Olivia recently commented on Donald Trump's proposed immigration policy and called it "really sickening." She got some negative feedback from Republicans and later responded to them on Twitter. See her tweet below!
Ok Trump-lovers, I will do as you suggest and go back to where I came from… which happens to be NYC so I'm just gonna chill. Thanks!
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Are there specific actions you can take to make sure your budget is solid? Is there even such a thing as a good budget? According to Deborah Fowles, former guide at the About.com financial planning section,
"In all the the budget bloopers and and blunders I've seen, the same few problems keep rearing their ugly heads."
With that, Deborah provides the top ten most important features of a successful budget. A few of those features include:
1. Categories that fit your personal situation and your spending habits, not somebody else's.
2. Enough categories to give you a meaningful picture of where your money goes and where you might be able to cut costs, but not so much detail that tracking is a chore that you'll soon tire of.
I've written about these exact points before. If your budget is too detailed, you'll spend way more time than you need only to quit in frustration. And why stick to a category because someone else suggests it? Use categories that make sense for you.
And the most important feature in my opinion,
"Realistic written goals. Budgeting isn't about tracking your costs, it's about setting financial goals (saving for a downpayment on a house, buying a new car, getting out of debt, saving for retirement, putting your kids through college, traveling, etc.) and finding ways to meet them. Without goals, your budget is just a pair of handcuffs."
Budgeting is a goal setting and achieving exercise not, as many assume, an arbitrary spending restraint system. It's only restraining in that you're funneling your spending (and foregoing something in the short term) in order to fund a long term goal. A very satisfying exercise indeed.
Read the rest of Deborah's article.


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Who says you can't wear uber warm colors for summer?
Colors like red and black, plus a bit of silver, who loves to wear them on summer?
Wearing warm colors under the burning heat of the sun is such a challenge. Have you tried it?
It was fun at the first few minutes, but as I began to sweat, I then felt the heat coming both from the sky and from the grounds. As I absorbed the heat, I later felt that the extreme heat was transformed into something cold. Science do tell us that our own body is capable of activating its own cooling system once exposed to extreme elevated temperatures. And I did experienced that.
about the outfit:
red knit dress - sigh's closet / black sheer top - Chic Vintage / black-silver fabric belt - sigh's d-i-y / black-silver sequined flats - Syrup for People R People / hat - cyEcle for Chic Vintage / sunglasses - G. Country Mall


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Those of you who read this blog know I am a nut amount continuous self-education. I won't stop. It feeds my brain and keeps me sharp. Right now, I am more focused than I have ever been on learning how to program.
I was initially interested in programming because I love the idea of building something using nothing but characters in a text file. It's powerful. I was attracted to the romantic, creative side. But, as I have learned more, I love programming for one major reason:
Learning how to program is learning how to think. It forces you to break down a problem into it's simplest parts, work on them one small step at a time, and connect each piece together into a solution.
I believe programatic thinking is the literacy of the near future. I want my kids to learn it and practice it. Since my wife and I home school our kids, it has become a practice what I preach situation. After all, how am I going to be able to help them learn to program without actually knowing myself.
After working through most of the free and cheap tutorials I could find online and in books, I have chosen the Launch School curriculum as the course to finally take me to proficiency. One of the things that I love about the program is how it focuses on the struggle of figuring something out on my own instead of a series of step-by-step tutorials. It's not a "learn programming quick" course, and they try harder to square you out of starting their program than actually signing up.
I also love what Launch School has to say about a "programmer's disposition" or the way they face a problem. The natural frustrations is to through your hands in the error and get pissed off when something isn't going well. But…a "programmer's disposition" will lead you to stay calm, pay attention to what the failures and errors are telling you, consult the support documents, and reframe the problem.
So much of learning to program is learning how to break habits and learn newer, more productive ones. It is teaching me to find the smallest problem I can solve and solve that first, to take action instead of pulling back, and to keep pushing through the hard stuff until it becomes second nature.


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Heya guys!I finally found a bit of time to get a sim done,I love how she turned out :D She's a bit on the dark and lonely side,hope you guys enjoy!
Created with World Adventures,Late Night,Generations,and Pets.
Credits to:
Skin by Klavix
Hair by Peggy
Eye liner by Shyne(Glamorous eyeliner)
Blush by Kitty Klan (SoftGlo)
Lip gloss by IN3S
Jeans by Icia
Contacts by Pralinesims(Midnight crystal)
Boots by Juliana


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We had a pretty quick weekend visiting family in San Francisco. On Saturday it was our nieces Crystal's 4th birthday (Jovie's favorite cousin and best friend) and we had so much fun, and ate so much food! Chicken and fish katsu, pork curry, lumpia, samosas, chow mein, and all the dessert and candy you can… Continue reading Over the weekend
Category: Adventures
Disneyland in December 2016
Hi everyone, hope you all are getting your Christmas shopping done (I know we're not there yet). I survived a Disneyland trip during the holidays, with a 22 month old, at 6 months pregnant (phew). We recently just got back from our trip to Disneyland in Anaheim, CA with Jack's sister Tracy, her husband Alberto, and… Continue reading Disneyland in December 2016
Bishop's Pumpkin Farm
We have been hearing so many great things about Bishop's Pumpkin Farm located in Wheatland, CA, so we just had to come see this place for ourselves. Jacks family was in town so we had to go! And I must say, I was totally impressed! This place is not just a pumpkin patch,… Continue reading Bishop's Pumpkin Farm
A Weekend in San Francisco
Happy Monday everyone! This past weekend was a busy one running around San Francisco with Jacks family. So I decided to write a recap of our fun filled (yet exhausting) weekend! (Photos are posted below). Whenever I personally visit my hometown of San Francisco, I always think to myself, "you never know what… Continue reading A Weekend in San Francisco
Exploring Yosemite Valley
Of course seeing all that Yosemite National Park has to offer in just one day is nowhere near possible. Since it was our first time visiting, we wanted to rent a van and explore. We decided to visit an area called Yosemite Valley, one of the most popular areas in Yosemite. Yosemite Valley is kind… Continue reading Exploring Yosemite Valley


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The industry-leading animation courses from Animaster are carefully researched and designed to match industry needs as well as individual career goals. The courses are constantly reviewed and updated by the widely-acclaimed R&D team of Animaster to ensure quality training while keeping in synch with the latest technologies. A wide array of career courses and short-term courses are available for you to choose from. Career CoursesThe career courses at Animaster is a perfect blend of technologies covering every aspect of the multimedia industry, from the Print and Publishing industry to Web Development, 2D and 3D Animation, Special and Visual Effects and Film production. The content enables you to take a plunge into the CG industry with ease and comfort and take charge of the arena.
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So I did it. I listed a couple of things on Etsy.com in my new shop merlottricot. It isn't three things like I announced in a previous post - yet - and it didn't happen by Friday. Hey, that's what happens when you don't manage your time perfectly (or at all) and then realize that there is more to a thing than meets the eye.
I have re-acquainted myself with gimp, the free image manipulation program (a poor man's, um, thrifty entrepreneur's version of photoshop). I had thought I could just use the program as I had in the past, but if you don't use it in three years you get a little rusty. I liked playing around with the program and hope to become a bit more sophisticated in the way that I use it. Here is why I needed to use it:
A bit utilitarian, yes - it's a banner for the shop and it tells you the shop name using colours and images associated with the words in the name. Sometimes it feels good to be blatantly obvious about things. The photo is from something that I knit for my sister a while ago. A surface of stitches, a bit like a landscape, at least I think so.
But I also created this while skimming the user's manual for the program:
In the spirit of full disclosure, I must tell you that I am a bit tipsy in that photo, which I took when playing around with Photo Booth after a dinner that took place in December. It was a festive time. I digress - I didn't get called "the queen of non sequitur" without reason back in university.
Also, figuring out how to deal with shipping took more time than I care to admit. Why is it so a) complicated b) expensive c) not 100% reliable? These are things that I worried (too much) about. I decided to use regular post and if anyone needs an expedited shipment with a tracking number they can contact me to request it.
Well, all this to say that it will all mean nothing if nobody actually buys anything. Excuse me, I must go research online marketing techniques now...
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Shopping for jewelry can be tricky if you don't have all the right information, but with these easy steps you'll find that it's easier than you thought. Learning the best ways to identify value and make sound choices will help you turn the shopping trips you enjoy into investment decisions that could pay off for generations to come.
Birthstone jewelry makes a great gift for anyone at any time of the year. They are incredibly popular and perfectly suited to birthdays though. There are so many kinds of styles and pieces that you can find or have easily made for yourself or someone you care about using a birthstone.
IF you're thinking of buying your child jewelry, a charm bracelet is an excellent way to go. Add a new charm at every milestone, such as, his or her first lost tooth. When your child grows up, he or she will have a special story that is attached with each charm.
To wear jewelry without feeling uncomfortable, choose looser fitting pieces. While more restricting pieces like tight bracelets or chokers may look great, you won't be able to look your best if you're not comfortable. Light, loose necklaces are totally on trend and can be worn all day without causing you to experience discomfort.
In order to save money on the purchase of jewelry you should consider looking at local antique shops. Many people sell their antique jewelry to the shops when they are in need of money or if they have inherited it and just don't want it. There is no reason to pay the high markups that come with jewelry.
Use a cloth dampened with a solution of water and a few drops of dish-washing liquid to clean your pearls. Lightly rub each pearl with the cloth, and allow them to air-dry. Never soak pearls, as doing so can cause massive damage to the integrity of the gem. Keeping your pearls clean ensures a long life for them.
If you are trying to sell jewelry on the Internet, make sure that you present it in an attractive way. Handling jewelry often helps the customer make up his mind but this is not possible with online transactions. Take photos of your jewelry in a place where the focus is on the piece instead of the background.
When making a jewelry purchase, make sure that you educate yourself about it. It is especially important when you are buying any types of gems and especially diamonds. By educating yourself, you will be able to understand what the jeweler is telling you and you will be able to make a decision based on your knowledge and not what the jeweler tells you is best.
Now you can see how finding a pretty new necklace or a handsome watch can also be a smart decision. By following these simple steps for jewelery buying you can transform your shopping trips into investments that can last a lifetime. If you know the right information, buying jewelery can be easy and fun!


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and why?
Papillion 30
Saleya MM
Sorry, I'm no help. I love both and want both. But if I could only choose one, I think I would get the papillon 30 as I like the shape and think it would be good to use day and evening.
Papillon 30.
Pappilon 30 because I LOVE its shape and it comes with a tiny accessories pouch.
30, much cuter!
Oh, I forgot to say why. Well I love that it comes with an accessories pouch.
I forgot to say why I like it, it's a cuter style and I love that it comes with an accessories pouch.
The 30 because that is the one I want!
papillon 30 because i want one too!!!!
i like the circular shape contrasted by the square pattern
Papillon Shape is just cuter.
i guess i'll have to be the odd one out. i like the papillion, but the only one i've ever seen carried looked weird on the frame of the girl carring it...i think you'd probably be able to use the other one more. just as good looking, but much more practical and easier to carry off i think.
30 Love the shape.
Saleya. Seems more practical, like I'd use it everyday.
I vote saleya MM as you would be able to use it everyday and I found that the pap 30 was not very comfortable on my shoulder (I did purchase this bag and then returned it). Depends on your needs/style etc?


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Thursday, September 16, 2010
Our activities for EYE PATIENTS IN the Hospital:
In the Hospital we provide also free Camp - we give:
• Free consultation with doctors of different specialties on certain days of the week. Every Saturday Dr.Goyal, eye doctor, give services to all those who have eye problems.
• Screening & selecting patients for eye operations
Now also an ophtalmologist has join us and is here every day.
We have a new Refractometer for exact diagnosis of the eye diseases.
We plan for later on to have our own eye operation theater - only the investment is quite high- but it will come- because we feel the necessity of this medical facility.
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Heads In The Sand.
Heads In The Sand.
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Somewhere deposited in
five hundred and seventeen
rectangular boxes lie,
the shattered remains
of dessicated dreams.
White mold covers
red and blue
mottled flesh,
in dank darkness
cloaked in silence.
More arrive weekly
dead-exed home in planes,
red-exed on mortality lists,
while politicians pontificate.
Endlessly pondering
the most delicate ways
of extricating the rest
of the live fodder still there.
Meanwhile in
snug, fetid spaces,
the lost ones are
slowly falling apart,
thanks to a futile
war in Iraq and
Think about it.
Not in any Foxed
up glorified spins
nor like the spins
they took as shrapnel
stole their breath.
but in real terms--
Can you smell
the stench of it all.
Not from the
Ground troops returned
beneath American soil,
but from the foul mutterings
of our past and present leaders
with their heads
still buried in the sand.
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Tweet this quote Share Share thisBriar explains why she's taking up the Sustainable Whānau Challenge.
This October, Aucklanders across the region will be taking the Sustainable Whānau Challenge, an initiative run by the Kaipātiki Project and supported by Auckland Council.
Waste Solutions Graduate Briar Wyatt is one Auckland Council staff member taking the challenge. We caught up with Briar to find out why.
What is the Sustainable Whānau Challenge and why did you decide to take it up?
The Sustainable Whānau Challenge gives people a range of ways they can reduce their individual impacts on the environment by making small changes in their day-to-day lives. The challenge approaches making these changes in a fun way, with weekly check-ins on your progress, the ability to compete against a team of flatmates or colleagues, and a bunch of cool prizes!
I decided to take it up because looking through the actions involved made me realise there is quite a bit more I can do!
Which challenges have you chosen?
I've actually ended up taking quite a few! I've committed to:
- planning my meals and including a new recipe featuring plant-based, organic, local whole food
- planting a fruit tree, herb or vegetable garden in my home, workplace or suitable communal space
- purchasing only New Zealand-produced food
- reducing my shower time to four minutes
- using tanks or barrels to collect rainwater for outdoor watering
- replacing incandescent lightbulbs with LED bulbs (and I've actually already just done this before the challenge even started…)
- borrowing a HEAT kit from my library to assess the energy efficiency of my home so I can make improvements
- exploring at least one new trail or nature walk in my area.
What do you think will be the hardest part for you?
Definitely the food-related challenges – I don't have heaps of spare time, so I often end up going for the quickest option I can cook. It will definitely be a challenge to plan meals ahead of time and purchase only New Zealand-produced food, but I look forward to trying!
What would you say to others thinking of doing the challenge?
The more people involved, the bigger our collective impact! Just think of the cumulative impact we can have if we all just took on one or two of these actions.
There's a huge range of challenges, from first steps to 'stretches' for people who are already pretty clean and green – so just give it a shot!
The Sustainable Whānau Challenge begins on 14 October. You can register now to do the challenge and check out the Facebook page for updates.


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Porque – feat. Aria Clemente by daviddimuzio on SoundCloud
June 15, 2013
People aria clementa, because, chavacano, david dimuzio, love, music, porque, soundcloud, spanish, tagalog Leave a comment
It's Filipino, not Tagalog.
September 8, 2012
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Many of the people all over the world says that the language of the Philippines is Tagalog. But mind you guys, Tagalog isn't the language of the Philippines, it's Filipino. It might confuse you because the people who lives in the Philippines are called Filipinos. ('Filipinos' is the plural form of Filipino. And 'Filipina' for women.) Filipino language is some kinda confusing because the language is compose of different languages like Spanish, English and more. But Spanish is the main origin of the Filipino language, it is like the root of it. Because Philippines was conquered by the Spaniards for 333 years, to be exact.
Tagalog is the general term for the ethnic languages in the Philippines. So I am just correcting you guys that the language of the Philippines is FILIPINO and not Tagalog. 🙂


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In what is obviously a huge win for virtual private network providers, the European Parliament has decided Netflix and other streaming service companies can no longer block content based on the geographic location of the user.
Because of various licensing agreements with content providers, services like Netflix restricts the availability of television shows and movies based on someone's physical location. An American traveling to Canada, for example, would still have their American Netflix account, but the content provided to them would be limited to what's available to Canadian subscribers.
Many Europeans in recent years have turned to virtual private networks, otherwise known as VPNs, which try to trick streaming services like Netflix that a user is actually in a different geographic location than he or she actually is. For example, that American user in Canada could use a VPN that displays an American IP address, and with that, receive the usual American programming choices, and not the Canadian ones.
Netflix, however, has cracked down significantly on the use of VPNs, especially in Europe, finding new ways to identify when VPNs are being used, and forcing the user to view only the content licensed for their physical location.


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A Short Break to Rome... Always a Good Idea!
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Don't know about you but as an adolescent, watching the Roman Holiday starring the iconic Audrey Hepburn, sure gave me myriad ideas of adventure and maybe some romance too! After all which teenager wouldn't fancy breaking confinements; perhaps not as luxurious as in the movies, but confinements and teenage go hand in hand right?! And then, of course, there was love and plenty of adventures that came along.
Coming to the point; Rome with its plethora of things to do, caput Mundi or the capital of the world vibe, delicious pasta and gelatos, vibrant colored scooters, and a good dose of high fashion enchants you like a spell. Rome was not built in a day, so trying to see all of it in a day, seems practically impossible. But there are some things to do in Rome along with attractions that can be be fitted in any short schedule for Rome. Giving you the gist of Europe in a handful of days, Rome can never be a wrong choice.
Intrigued? Check out how to make the most of Rome in a matter of few days.
Must-see things on a short break to Rome
While Rome is full of monumental sites and ruins that hold historic significance, there are more reasons than one for you to skip them on your short break to Rome. The must-see attractions in Rome are very likely to be overcrowded, irrespective of the time you visit. They are too big for you to fit in on a schedule of a few days. Most of them are based on the same concept of art.
However, there are some attractions that are an absolute essential of a Roman sojourn. Museums, art galleries, basilicas and archaeological sites are predominant on any course of a short break to Rome. Here's a lowdown on ten places you must not miss on your Rome city break -
1. Colosseum
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The più importante or most important of all attractions in Rome, the Colosseum or Flavian Amphitheatre is a must on any list of things to do in Rome, even if that is a weekend in Rome! Built in the year AD 72, this eternal gem tends to get very crowded along with having an almost unending queue, so it's a good idea to get yourself a pass like the Roma Pass Card that also serves as a multi-attraction pass.
2. Roman Forum
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Given the fact that Rome is one of the oldest habited cities in the world, it is the ruins of this civilization that essentially draw people to it. The Roman Forum is where the city's first administration came into being; complete with a court, a marketplace, and temples dedicated to various Roman Gods. It is an absolute delight to walk through these ruins that date back to the 29 BC!
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3. Spanish Steps
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Built in the 17th century, the Spanish steps are essentially a set of 135 steps leading you to the Trinit dei Monti church. The steps, with their peculiar vibrant vibe, bequeath you with stunning views of the skyline of Rome, dominated by the domes of buildings and churches. Again, most likely to be very crowded, with hundreds of people simply sitting on the stairs.
4. Trevi Fountain
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Located a little outside the then administration of the city, in the Trevi district, this fountain stretches at 86 feet in height and 161.3 feet in width. Indeed, a humongous size for a fountain! Owing to these dimensions, the Trevi fountain with its Baroque style is one of the most famous fountains in the world. This beautiful fountain has a lot of tales attached to it, which we leave untold for you to discover on your visit. We'll let you in on one of the most popular if you put one coin in the fountain, you are most likely to come back to Rome, whereas if you out two, you are likely to find your love in Rome!
5. St. Peter's Basilica
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The St. Peter's Basilica or the Papal Basilica of St. Peter in the Vatican, has several descriptions to it, including 'the greatest of all churches of Christendom' and 'holding a unique position in the Christian world'. It is believed to be the burial site of one of Christ's Apostles and first Pope, Saint Peter. Determining your visit around the time when the Pope addresses the masses, can be a great idea. The roof of this basilica is gorgeously adorned with paintings of the sculpting God, Michelangelo!
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6. Palatine Hill
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Trust Rome to beckon you with history from every of its nook and corner. The Palatine Hill is one such ancient part of the city. It is perched in the midst of the Seven Hills of Rome with popular attractions like the Roman Forum and the Circus Maximus in its close vicinity. Make sure you get a guided tour of this place, as there is a lot of interesting history attached to it.
7. Borghese Gallery
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There may be a lot of art galleries in Rome, but the Borghese is by far the most-visited one. An incredible Borghese collection- a collection of modern art, sculptures, paintings and lots of interesting artwork by Rome's Borghese family is what you can look forward to here. Whether you are an art lover or not, this art gallery is a must-see in every way.
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8. Piazzas
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Strolling around Rome is an unexplainable pleasure, that can be comprehended only firsthand. One thing that is common, at almost every avenue, lane, or street is its grand, gorgeous fountains often dotted by live performers. Squares or piazzas in Italian also make for a great pitstops amidst all the attraction-hopping. The Piazza Navona is one piazza with great importance along with being one of the prettiest! Built in the 1st century AD, this fountain square is an absolute stunner with its Baroque Roman architecture! Some piazzas to look out for:
- Piazza Della Rotonda
- Piazza Venezia
- Piazza di Spagna
- Piazza San Pietro
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9. Vatican Museums
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The Vatican City or Rome's walled enclave is a treasure of some of the most splendid exhibits. What sets the collectibles here apart from the rest are their being of 'immense collection built up by the Popes'. The museums take about three to four hours to get covered; a good idea would be to get yourself a skip the line pass and wear comfortable shoes.
10. Circus Maximus
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Literally translating to the greatest or largest circus, today the Circus Maximus is nothing but a deserted land, yet with a goosebumps-endowing history. Once a Roman chariot racing stadium and mass entertainment venue, this attraction lies adjacent to the Colosseum. Today, the grounds hold various city events like musical performances and is even a favorite picnic spot!
Offbeat things to do in Rome
Since you are considering a short break in Rome, we are guessing this could perhaps not be your first trip. So, you have plenty of windows to do unconventional things and take the off-the-beaten-path route. But whether or not, you've been to this city before, choosing some offbeat things over some mainstream attractions can be a brilliant idea. If making a local friend seems a tad too stretched an idea, here's what you can incorporate on your short Roman sojourn.
1. Centro Storico
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Skip the attractions and spend the day strolling the locales of Centro Storico. History does not cease to pop from almost every face of this place, making for one pleasurable walk back in the bygone era. Get your hands on a map and get lost in this beautiful maze of cobbled streets, baroque churches, boutiques, quaint cafes and rather stylish restaurants and bars.
2. Food trails
You are in the land of pizza, pasta, bread, olive oils, and gelato! Could you ask for more? Get as local as possible! Visiting places like the Campo de' Fioriin the mornings for its local, farmer-style markets is one thing the locals suggest. We suggest scouting for authentic local cafes nestled in the depths of the city, over the very commercial ones next to top-notch attractions. The Jewish Ghetto area, for example, is a go-to place for many, for freshly baked cookies! Don't forget to gorge on the Pizza Bianca, a go-to dish of locals on the go. Despite being a highly basic dish, it is big on flavor and texture, being just a pizza with coarse salt sprinkled over!
3. Take a Gladiator lesson
What could be a better way to live the Roman past, other than becoming a gladiator yourself. There are several gladiator schools scattered around the Circus Maximus and other attractions that teach you the basics.
4. Ride a Vespa at night
This is an absolute must for me, having been a fan of the movie Roman Holiday. But anyway, this is a great way to see the city at night and an experience rather unusual and fun. A visit to the Trevi Fountain at midnight is nothing short of magic, we say!
5. Head to the student's district of San Lorenzo
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Being a student's district, here you are bound to come across some cheap eateries that make the most delicious hot chocolate, bars and boutiques. You cannot miss the laidback, very un-touristy vibe of the place either. Come here when you need a breather from the tourists and overwhelming crowds, and of course, expensive places!
6. Drive to Monte Mario
Rent a car and head to the Monet Mario, Rome's highest peak, in the outskirts of the city. What to look forward to? Some breathtaking views of Rome!
7. Visit the less famous places
Places such as the San Lorenzo neighborhood, Cat Sanctuary, Keyhole on Mount Aventine, Esposizione Universale di Roma district among more are some places having distinct feature, that make them very interesting to explore.
8. Cycle alongside the Tiber
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One of the most fulfilling experiences Rome can bestow you with impromptu moments with the river Tiber. There are several cycling companies that aid rentals if you just ask around. To make it further memorable, cycle around during sunset!
Where to stay in Rome for a short break
Since you are on a short break to Rome, we would suggest staying centrally, in close vicinity of all the mainstream localities, eateries and attractions. This will save you commute time, giving you enough leeway to explore around. You are bound to be spoilt for choice give the number of AirBnBs, boutique hotels, apartments, homestays and of course the oh-so-luxurious hotels.
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However, different districts and areas serve different purposes of stays. For example, if you are on a romantic getaway to Rome, the Centro Storico with its old-world charm is the ultimate place to stay. For those who are all about sightseeing regions such as the Piazza Navona are very central giving you quick access to all major sites of attraction. The Campo de' Fiori and the Ghetto region, being a little away from all the top attractions, makes for a less-crowded place, albeit high on the ambience factor. If you are in Rome for a shopping sabbatical, staying in at the northern part of Rome in the Tridente zone can be a smart pick. Your short break is all about getting pampered and spoiled? The Via Veneto and Villa Borghese are abundant with luxe accommodations. For something rustic and rural, check out the accommodations in the Monti and the Celian Hill region. If your trip consists of plans to simply indulge in the food and drinks of the region then you 've got to check in at some place in the region of Testaccio, Trastevere or the Aventine Hill!
Travel Tips
- How to reach Rome
- There are two main international airports in Rome. The Leonardo da Vinci/Fiumicino International Airport which is bigger and the G.B. Pastine/Ciampino International Airport which is a low-cost airline airport. After determining your center for getting in Rome, you must know that both the airports lie at a distance from the town center. There are private transports and taxis, to get you to the city center.
- There are five main railway stations Roma Termini, Roma Tiburtina, Roma Ostiense, Roma Trastevere and Roma Tuscolana that you can enter Rome through.
- Additionally, you can get in by taxis, buses, and cruises too, in case you are traveling from neighboring regions.
- Hop on and hop off bus tours are the way to go, in case you want to cover all the prime attractions in a day or simply just get around Rome.
- Carry your student Id, if you are one to get a discount at attractions like the Vatican.
- Get a tourist pass like the Roma Pass for free and discounted entries to attractions and even public transport.
- Skip the line pass: One of the most crucial elements in order to save yourself oodles of time, this pass give you a direct access to even the most crowded Rome attractions. The pass helps you to skip the lines for prime attractions including the Colosseum and the Vatican Museums. You must buy them online, as they are not available on site.
- Free walking tours: One of the most informative way of seeing Rome, that too free of cost, walking tours are simply great. Engaging tour guides and casual walks take you through the day on a walking tour in Rome.
With the above guidelines, you now have a know-how on how to get on with a short break in Rome. So, whether you want to give it a good amount of planning or have a last minute holiday to Rome, the choice is yours!
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When the examples are too little, it is difficult to get good effect for machine learning if you use traditional statistics method. So the Statistics Learning Theory developed by Vapnik. is concerned mainly on limited examples. SLT provides us a perfect theory framework for the machine learning problem, at the same time a new general learning algorithm, Support Vector Machines, is developed. Now SVM become a hot area in the machine learning filed. In this article, we mainly introduce the design thought of SVM based on the SLT with the latest research results.
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Autor: Zhongxiao Hao, Xilong Qu, Yingchun Liu
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Thursday, June 5, 2008
Fresh Out of Bed
They grow up so fast. I'm struck by how tall he is from time to time. Where did my little baby boy go? He is maturing into a considerate and caring young man. I pray over him at night where he can hear me. I often pray (pretty much every prayer)that he'll grow up to be a man of God. When he was about 3-years-old, a friend of mine casually asked him what he wanted to be when he grows up. He very seriously told her, "A man of God." I love that boy. My cup runs over.
3 comments:
- varenia said...
he sure is handsome!!! i bet he's loving summer, but does he miss school or his classmates? my son will start kindergarten in the fall, and i'm so curious to see how he'll view summer after being in school all year, right now he doesn't really get the concept that it won't "always" be summer :)
- June 5, 2008 at 11:23 PM
- melissa sews said...
I must say, there were a few tears shed as the end of school approached. He was most worried that he'd never see his teachers again. Once we'd reassured him that we would return in the fall, he was okay with the break.
Unfortunately, alot of the students at our Montessori school were in Montgomery on temporary military assignment. We may never see most of them again, and that was hard for all of us. Montessori has been WONDERFUL. I feel like we were all one big family raising our kids.
It also helped that we enrolled him in a summer program at our church for 2 days a week. It gives him (and me!) a little structure. Other than that, he's happy being a free bird.
- June 6, 2008 at 9:21 AM
- aima said...
He is so cute; you must be proud. It sounds as though his day is even more busy than when at school.
How lovely that you pray for your son and family. Prayer is one of the most meaningful gifts you can give any body and I am sure that the Lord has heard you prayers and will do great things in your son's life as well as bless and protect him.
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03/07/2010 - Don't raise the state pension age – lower it!
AT THE beginning of this year, we reported that the Institute of Directors – IoD – wanted to raise the state pension age to 70.
At the time Solidarity National Executive member Dave Durant attacked the IoD idea. He said that the IoD just wanted people "to work until they drop."
Mr. Durant also noted: "When ordinary workers retire many have to rely on their state pension. This is becoming more and more inadequate. They – and their families – are increasingly have to pay for basic social services. It's often said that the main dilemma for pensioners is to heat or eat".
He also thought it ironic that anyone should want to raise the state pension age when youth unemployment is spiraling out of control. (In November of last year, a record number of young people were without a job. Nearly one in five 16 to 24-year-olds were claiming Jobseeker's Allowance. What the rate is now is anyone's guess).
Indeed, the Solidarity man called for the lowering of the state pension age:-
"Instead of forcing people to work on, maybe we should be looking at bringing the retirement age down even further. How many jobs would this free up for our youngsters?"
"We need to replace this crazy situation where we have millions of youngsters on the scrapheap - while others are being told that they need to work until they drop! Why not let workers retire earlier – and pay them an adequate pension – so that we can combat this chronic youth unemployment?"
Mr. Durant has returned to this theme after Con-Dem ministers Ian Duncan Smith (Conservative work and pensions secretary) and Steve Webb (Lib Dem pensions minister) announced that they were going to raise the age of retirement.
In a move designed to "reinvigorate the pensions landscape," state pension age for men is now due to rise from 65 to 66 from 2016, and to 68 by 2046. Women will move to a state pension age of 66 a few years after men.
Mr. Durant rubbished the Con-Dem claim that because people are living longer and healthier lives, the last thing the government wants "is to lose their talent and enthusiasm from the workplace due to an arbitrary age limit."
He noted that this view was ok for the Con-Dem millionaires, but the vast majority of ordinary working people would oppose this.
"I notice that of the 29 Ministers entitled to attend Cabinet meetings, 23 have assets and investments estimated to be worth more than £1million. For instance, Ian Duncan Smith lives in a house worth £1 million. I'm not sure if Steve Webb is in quite the same league, but I'm sure he's not short of a bob or two.
I think it's absolutely outrageous that these millionaires can just raise the pension age at a whim.
Luckily, it's not to 70, like the Institute of Directors wanted. But 66 is bad enough. To force someone who has really grafted all their lives – say on a building site, a farm or factory - to work on and on and on is completely out of order.
We should be looking at ways in which we can reduce the age of retirement – and not be forcing people to work on until they drop".


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The Internet of Things (IoT) will change our personal and professional lives forever. By 2020, there are expected to be over 50 billion devices communicating through the internet, ranging from doorbells and thermostats, to cars and washing machines. These devices can make our lives easier and more efficient, but the technology may put our safety and privacy at risk. Knowing about the how the Internet of Things works and what we can do to be safe is important. In this course, Tom Tobiassen provides a basic understanding of IoT, including robots, wearable tech, smart cars, and drones. He discusses the security and privacy implications as well as protective countermeasures that even casual IoT users should know.
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A few years ago, a palliative care nurse made headlines when she revealed the five things that people regret the most. Bronnie Ware, the Australian nurse behind the list, shared the musings of her patients on her blog and later compiled them in a book titled The Top Five Regrets of the Dying.
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This handsome five-some is the Holt family. We had the absolute pleasure of doing their awesome autumn family portraits at our Lake Orion, Michigan farm studio this past fall. They were such a photogenic bunch, no matter where they were on our grounds, they just took one great photo after another.
As a local small business, we always try to give back to the charitable organizations in the surrounding areas by donating portrait sessions to their fundraising auction events. That being the case, that's exactly how the Holt family found us. Mr. & Mrs. Holt had attended an event for the wonderful organization, Charlotte's Wings which is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to supporting ailing children throughout Michigan through donations of new books. Generous and photogenic, talk about a dynamic duo!
The Holt children were especially awesome to photograph. Whether they were snuggling together for an adorable sibling photo or letting their goofiness take over in their more candid pictures, they just always knew how to captivate the camera. Not to mention, their natural features looked great with the fall colors which really made all of their eyes pop. Just look at what great looking kids they are!! (By the way, it's also worth mentioning that all three of them we super polite too.)
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Thank you so very much Holt family! Not only were you a blast to photograph but we had a wonderful time getting to know the five of you and hope to photograph you for years to come.
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Beta testers got a free weak people would make alt accounts to keep the trial though.
Announcing Hopscotch subscriptions
When I first saw this update I was SOOOO upset! However I have been thinking about it and decided that it is understandable. You guys need to make a living but.....you have to remember that we are kids and probably don't have jobs meaning no sustainable income to pay with and our parents probably won't pay for this. Maybe you could lower the price to $5ish. If you could I would definitely subscribe and so would many others.
@Liza PLEASE HELP!
Are you perhaps going to make checking images faster?
Because I wanted to publish something iPad it was taking more than 10 minutes so I had to unpublish it ;-;
Will it be faster soon or will it be the same pace? :) @Liza
Well, THT monitors it they can't go any faster.
Wait, when you upgrade the price, will my parents be charged more even tho we bought the one year package while it was at the 80 dollar price?
In other words, I bought the year subscription for 80 bucks. When the price goes to ten dollars, will the 80 bucks turn into more money?
I agree! Why is it so expensive?
Yeah ;-;
I think it might be because so many people are publishing with images at the same time and subscribing and it gets hard!
But I dunno :D
You will be charged more next year, but not this year.
Are you going to decrease the price? You will get way more subscribers if you reduce it to $2.99/month and $29.99/year. Tynker has lower prices than Hopscotch, and it's available as a $40 one-time fee.
@Liza I subscribed for the year one but it's not letting me put images. Is there a step I skipped?
I was wondering how you check through each picture. I was assuming you had a scanner of some sort, but now I'm not so sure...
I was wondering if there was any way too receive a free trial if you're not a moderator?
I'm not sure if I'm ready to pay all that money when haven't tried it out.
( sorry for tagging you again )
I'm pretty sure THT is thinking about it. Someone emailed them.
if you need money, here are some things on what to do:
• Dog walk
• Babysit
• Do more chores in exchange for money (I'm doing that)
• Start a lemonade stand
But then people could make a ton of accounts and then just keep the trial.
I emailed THT with some combined opinions of my dad and I...
I hear THT is moderating all the images, so if I do some experimenting with a hack that may involve about a hundred pictures or more, will that jam up the moderation system or can I go ahead?
I already subscribed, so would anyone like my free trial from beta testing? I need your username so i can put it in because the link contains my email.
my username is aquabluelips
K, I put it in. I'll tell you when it is applied.