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Anglia Ruskin University Address Chelmsford
Welcome to our Chelmsford campus
You'll find our campus nestled down by the river in the city's University and Innovation Quarter, just a short stroll from the lively centre.
The campus is made up of striking, modern buildings that house state-of-the-art facilities to support teaching of the courses we offer.
Compact enough to explore and enjoy at your leisure with a great mix of independent stores, high street retail, restaurants, bars and cafes, we know why Chelmsford was voted one of the top ten places to live in the UK.*
Chelmsford has a rich history as the birthplace of broadcasting and one of the first Roman settlements in Britain. Today it offers a warm welcome with a vibrant feel that's the perfect base to explore the wider Essex and Suffolk counties, and the capital city of London which is just 30 minutes away by train.
*Halifax quality of life survey
Our campus: past, present and future
We've been around since 1893 when we started with adult further-education classes. In 1904 a foundation stone was laid in Market Road by Lord Rayleigh, which marked the start of our journey to create purpose-built further education buildings in Chelmsford – and we've never looked back.
We've continued to invest and grow to become the modern University we are today delivering work-ready graduates. Just some of the highlights of the campus today include:
- our Lord Ashcroft International Business School, one of the largest business schools in the eastern region based in the award-winning Lord Ashcroft Building
- high-quality study facilities – lecture theatres of course, but also mock hospital wards and a simulation suite for training in the health professions
- the university library and open access computer area
- restaurant, cafés and plenty of outdoor space
- The MedBIC, a centre to support medical technology businesses that are just starting out
- a range of services including our Students' Union, John Smith's bookshop, medical centre, gym, employment bureau, and finance and accommodation offices.
A great place to study
In its serene location by the river, our Chelmsford campus is a great place to be. It offers plenty of outdoor space as well as fitness trails that run around and throughout the campus. With more than 6,000 students here, there's also a real multicultural feel.
As well as training the majority of the region's nurses and midwives, we're also home to students of education, law, engineering, business, architecture, computing and more.
It makes for a great mix of people.
Whatever you're interested in we'll help you work towards your ambitions. Our courses are recognised by industry, with many of them being professionally accredited. And we're ranked in the top 20 universities for teaching excellence in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2017.
World-class teaching and research
There's no doubt you'll be inspired by our bright and highly motivated tutors. Our teaching staff hold or have been nominated for a number of prestigious higher education awards, either for teaching itself or their subject expertise. They benefit from industry experience which helps to form our courses and their teaching so you graduate with a degree that's relevant to the work-place.
Add to this our growing reputation for world-leading research. You'll find two high-profile research institutes here: the Postgraduate Medical Institute (PMI) and the Veterans and Families Institute. The PMI is a centre of excellence for keyhole surgery and is training consultants in Asian countries meaning thousands of people on the other side of the world could get better medical treatment. This type of surgery has real advantages for reducing pain, less chance of infection, better recovery rates and less time in hospital.
We're proud to say our Veterans and Families Institute is the first in the country to research the needs of former military personnel and their families. It brings together experts in mental health and social care of military staff and their families, conducts and publishes world-class research and aims to influence national policy.
Life on campus… and off
If you're a first-year undergraduate, it's more than likely you'll live on campus in the Student Village. Our students love the fact they're only ever a few minutes away from all the action whether that's lectures, cafes, the library, clubs or Students' Union fun.
You can relax in the Students' Union lounge, in the Tindal building, which hosts everything from bar nights to live music – and also runs a weekly club night, Midweek Mashup, in the city centre. The SU supports over 30 clubs and societies and is always encouraging its members to create more.
And then, of course, there's sport. We have a proud tradition of sporting success from judo to distance running and you'll find plenty of opportunities to get involved – and get active!
Meanwhile, the centre of Chelmsford is a ten-minute walk away with a wealth of things to do; visit the Living in Chelmsford page for more information.
Contact us
If you've a general enquiry you can call us from the UK or overseas on the following numbers, or complete our contact form.
- Overseas: +44 1245 493131
If you know who you want to speak to, see our list of department contacts.
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Alternatively, complete our enquiry form.
Our Applicant Enquiry Team are available to take your call at the following times:
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On Tuesday morning, there were rumblings online of Eric Decker meeting with the Saints. It turns out that Decker is meeting with a team today, but not that one. He'll be meeting with the Raiders, according to Vic Tafur of The Athletic (on Twitter).
The meeting with the Raiders marks his first visit of free agency. In Oakland, Decker could become the No. 3 wide receiver on a depth chart that already includes Amari Cooper and Jordy Nelson.
Carson Wentz: It's almost unfair that the Eagles could win the Super Bowl then get the best young quarterback in football back from injury to start their title defense. On the flip side, Iggles fans had to wait half a century to experience a Super Bowl win, so let's call it even.
Browns (from Texans) — Denzel Ward, CB, Ohio State: An all-QB top three might be the Browns' dream, as it would pave the way for them to grab the signal-caller of their choice and then get Barkley here. In lieu of that, a defensive prospect seems like the natural fit at this slot.
Facing righty Sandy Baez, the lefty-swinging Wade lined an 0-2 pitch into the right-center gap, then he anteloped all the way to third base for a leadoff triple.
The Yankees have seen enough from Wade, whose spring average shot up to.316 with a 2-for-3 day.
"Wade's going to be on the team," manager Aaron Boone said after the game.
Walker, a more established second baseman who was signed by the Yankees Wholesale Jerseys China Basketball Cheap Jerseys last week, will be on the club, too.
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Tips for talking about drawing with children
Published on: 13 July 2017 Author: Sarah McIntyre
Find all the right words to encourage your child's creativity and imagination, with these suggestions from Writer-Illustrator in Residence Sarah McIntyre.
Imagine you've poured your heart into writing - say, a poem - and you present it to a friend. You're desperate to know what they think about it, nervous they won't like it, hoping they'll love it, that it might even speak to them. They pick it up, their eyes glaze over, and less than a second later they hand it back with a bland smile, saying, 'That's nice, dear'. You can see they haven't even read it. How would you feel?
This is the experience of so many children when presenting their drawings and comics to grown-ups.
I remember it well, that feeling of being utterly patronised. Of course, grown-ups are busy, and some children will make hundreds of drawings in a day, many of them consisting of only a few swipes of the crayon, It might not be easy to engage with a child about every single picture. But whenever you as a grown-up can take the time to look - really look - at children's drawings and discuss their drawings with them, it's a wonderful way to validate what they've made and who they are as creative people.
Some grown-ups might feel nervous about talking about drawings. They feel they don't know enough to be able to say anything. But here are some helpful guidelines, some of which I adapted from a talk by novelist Emma Newman.
1. Ask questions
If the subject of the drawing is unclear, it's OK to ask questions and let the child tell you about what's in the picture. It might be good to find something in the image that stands out and start with a positive comment: 'I like this bright patch of red. What is it you've drawn here?'
2. Talk about story
Children very often have a narrative going on in their pictures or comic strips. But young children aren't usually very good at making the story clear to the reader or understanding how one thing in a story thing logically progresses to the next. Try to draw out the story that's in their heads by asking questions, even if you can't see it on the paper. While you're probing for the story, just try to understand it - don't try to criticise it unless they ask for your help.
3. Comment on their technique
Pick out your favourite bits: 'I like the way you've used a rough texture here to make the dragon's scales.' 'You've drawn the lines much darker this time and added pattern. I love the way that makes the unicorn stand out against the sky.'
4. Spelling and grammar can wait
Don't worry about fixing their spelling or grammar unless they specifically ask for help with it. I've had parents tell me their kids will get PLENTY of this in school, to the point of killing their creativity altogether, so focus instead on the story or the idea.
5. Give fun, gentle pushes to the quick-scribbler
If a child always draws very quickly - only two or three dashed strokes - before abandoning the picture, try to get them to think a bit more about what they've drawn: 'What is it you've drawn here? I can see the line, but how could you make it more clear so I can understand what it is? Do you think it could use some eyes?'
Now that the child has your attention, they may be glad to add more to the drawing as a sort of back-and-forth game with you, to keep you focused on them. 'Now I can see the caterpillar. Do you think it might need a leaf or some grass to live in?' This ongoing one-on-one attention to visual details takes time, and teachers at school may not make time to do it regularly with each student, tending to focus on their writing.
6. Give hugs to the perfectionist
Some kids will tear themselves to pieces if they can't get a drawing exactly right as they see it. It's hard to watch a kid keep screwing up their paper into a ball. There's no easy answer to this, other than to try drawing with the kid yourself, so they can see you accepting your own mistakes and being able to laugh at your own failings.
Try making your own very silly drawings, say, of a five-legged unicorn or flopsy camel. Then jokingly befriend it, and show you have affection for it despite its failings. I'm not saying this will work, but it may help show your kid that it's OK for a picture not to be photographically accurate and that fun foibles have their place, too.
7. Think about your kid's art supplies
If the child is struggling to achieve something with their drawing and you can see it's down to faulty art supplies, try to provide something that might work better without telling them they "must" use it. For example, if they're trying to draw with a yellow pen and it's not very visible on white paper, try to dig up some pens that would show up better. Or if the crayons are too waxy and fat and they're getting frustrated because they can't use them to add the details they'd like, possibly provide them with some coloured pencils and a sharpener. If the watercolour isn't absorbing into the photocopy paper, try to get them some thicker paper that will absorb.
Obviously you need to stay within your budget, but if you keep an eye out for art supplies when you're shopping, you might stumble on some good deals. Art supplies are also a good suggestion if a friend or relative wants to know what to give your child as a gift: 'Hannah would love a pad of watercolour paper and brushes and Jack would like some coloured craft paper and better scissors.'
8. Let your kids inspire you!
Grown-ups love to be told they've inspired someone, and kids are the same. Get excited about something they've drawn and from time to time, try to make your own drawing or comic, too, whatever your skill level. Possibly do something jointly, such as a game of Picture Consequences, a Comic Jam or a 20-minute book. Drawing together is a wonderfully companionable activity and helps a kid feel loved and appreciated.
Topics: 2-3 years, 3-4 years, 5-8 years, 9-12 years, Writer in Residence, Librarian, Parent/carer, Teacher (primary), KS1, KS2, Primary, Features
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The Gardiner Windmill is beautiful in the snow.
In East Hampton at Golden Eagle Artist Supply. Outside cool temperatures and hues, inside a warm rainbow of color.
A case filled with heart adorned boxes draws the eye.
Bling Boxes by Michael Weisman
Artist Michael Weisman holding one of his creations.
Weisman depicts a Girl Group with jewels and paint.
I was fortunate to meet Artist Michael Weisman at Golden Eagle this weekend. His blinged-out beautiful work is scattered throughout the shop. I loved seeing his pop-infused portraits, cards and boxes. If you can't make it to East Hampton you can also find his work on Etsy. Perfect for Valentine's Day!


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"Is your first time in Portugal?" I traveled to Portugal twice, both road trips because there is so much to see and explore. In 2007 a quick tour from Vila Nova de Milfontes to Aveiro. Last time in 2014 from Algarve up to Lisbon and – photo tour was published soon after on Food & Wine.
In between I met Nelson Carvalheiro, a really successful Portuguese travel blogger, in London during a photography class with Anthony Webb. We both liked each other work and we stayed in touch since then. Thanks to him I had the opportunity to go back to Portugal this winter: I was looking for some sun but I've found lot of food instead!
Day 1 – Matosinhos. If you like me have a passion for art and architecture this is the hometown of Alvaro Siza. A quick walk and then off for a wine tasting at Garage Wines, awarded as the best wine shop in Portugal. As soon as you meet Ivone, the owner, you understand why her garaffeira is so famous. With the best smile she could share with us she explained everything we needed to know about Portuguese wines for that area: from vinho verde to all the different variations of Porto. The good news is she ships abroad!
Right after that, dinner at Eslapanada Marisqueria A Antiga. A minute of silence for me. And sorry in advance to all the vegetarian people who follow this blog. But I come from an island and if you grew up surrounded by the sea, in summer you have sea urchins and bread for merenda because your dad just fished them. So you can understand my excitement when I saw on display fresh seafood straight from the shore. And yes, I tried for the first time percebes, or dinosaur feet as Marcela used to call them! So. Good. We stayed at Casa do Godinho and it's a shame we spent there just one night. I'll go back, for sure!
Day 2 – The day started with a visit at Conservas Portugal Norte where Claudio led us into a tour to see how fresh fish is turned into cans and shipped worldwide, with a strong attention to quality.
A coffee at L'Kodac before the best lunch we could ask for by Chef Rui Paula at Casa do Cha, designed by Siza.
Day 3 – Póvoa de Varzim
Joseph Flores, from the Ethnography and History Museum was our guide for the day. His passion for his town and his job won us over! We started from the fish market. Meeting Maria Irene was the chance for me to start a new project on instagram I was thinking about in the last weeks #PhotoAudioON.
Off to the coast, a walk in the harbour and then up on the top of the lighthouse. Lunch and off for a visit at the Museum, before a canned fish tasting.
Day 4 – Espinho
A visit at the local museum and then off to Oporto Golf Club, the oldest in the entire Iberian Peninsula. After lunch Sandra Duarte, a local glass artisan welcomed us in her workshop with a good bottle of Porto wine as a perfect auntie would do – and with her smile and skin colors she reminds a lot of my auntie Mirella!
The truth is you cannot leave Portugal without trying Bolas de Berlim, fried donuts filled with custard or… nutella! I had both of them because I'm greedy. And another glass of Porto, please!
Unfortunately we had no time to visit the city of Porto this time and the sun was a bit shy. But I'm pretty sure I'll go back soon because there is so much more to see, visit and taste!
A special thanks to Turismo do Porto e Norte, all the local Tourism Boards who helped us planning this trip and last but not least Jose Manuel from Madomis Tours.
If you want to know more about Portuguese food, Nelson published The Portuguese Travel Cookbook, perfect to read before planning your trip and right after when you miss some of their delicacies.


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In this meeting, we started off by discussing the difference between internal and external validation; internal validation would be doing something because you feel good, and external would be doing it because other people think you look good. People mentioned that sometimes others can misinterpret ones reasoning behind wearing revealing clothes — no one thinks, "okay, this low cut shirt is on and I'm ready to get attention from boys," and yet sometimes that is what is assumed. However, sometimes it can be difficult to separate the personal from the societal, and one can end up subconsciously doing things for external validation due to internalized beauty standards.
People questioned whether it can be empowering to reclaim sexualization, or whether doing so it feeding into the issue. It can be a power, but you still have no control over how others view you. The poem "What Do Women Want" was brought up in relation to this. We also brought up a Margaret Atwood quote about male fantasies, and discussed how nearly everything is assumed to be done for men.
It was mentioned that it is nearly impossible to escape societal pressures in terms of appearance. Thinking you look good is still conforming to standards of what society think looks "good," since otherwise we would just be wearing squirrel skin coats for warmth. Essentially, we decided that there is no good option; regardless of how you dress or act or present yourself, you are still affected by societal standards.


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An award-winning illustrator is returning to her West Yorkshire roots to unveil her latest collection of work.
Artist and author Catherine Rayner has chosen The Barefoot Gallery in Boston Spa, the village where she grew up, to showcase the largest collection of original paintings she has ever produced for a solo show.
The ethereal world created in the artist's heart-warming books has enthralled a generation of children and their families.
Catherine, who studied at Leeds College of Art and Design, said: "I haven't done anything on this scale for ages. It's extra special because Boston Spa is where I grew up. It means a lot that my mum and dad will be able to come and see it."
The mum-of-two also studied at Edinburgh College of Art and now lives in Edinburgh.
Catherine, 34, said: "These are the first paintings I have done since having my second child. It was a really nice way to get back into work because painting gentle animals is really therapeutic."
Having written and illustrated more than 25 children's books such as 'Abigail' and 'Solomon Crocodile', Catherine also exhibits her paintings and silk-screen prints worldwide.
Her books have been translated into 40 languages and performed in theatres throughout Europe, including the Royal Albert Hall.
This autumn, a musical score of her first published book will be revealed and will travel around the UK.
Her illustrations have been commissioned by companies including Harrods, Faber & Faber and the David Shepherd Wildlife Foundation.
The exhibition, which will also include new silk-screen prints, runs from June 10 to July 5.


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Teachable moment: HISD sets up voter registration on high school campuses
The Houston Independent School District launched a campus-based voter registration drive Thursday as part of an effort to teach students the importance of participating in the democratic process.
All HISD high school principals have been deputized to register eligible voters. In addition, an official from the Harris County Tax Assessor's Office trained all HISD high school principals on the proper protocol to follow when collecting voter registration cards on campus.
HISD social studies teachers have been emphasizing the importance of civic participation through voting and other means in class.
"The importance of voter registration is a key component in the U.S. government course offered to all high school seniors," said Angela Miller, HISD curriculum manager. "Students learn about the rights and responsibilities of participatory citizenship in our democratic republic."
There are almost 19,000 high school students between 17 and 18 years of age who are or will be eligible to vote soon. All HISD high schools will have voter registration cards available on campus to encourage all eligible students to register to vote. Parents and members of the community can also register to vote at their nearby high school during regular school hours.
To be eligible to vote, individuals must be a U.S. citizen and be 18 years old by election day.


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I'll Have Some Shoes With a Side of Phlegm, Please
I went shopping for new work-appropriate sandals on Thursday, because the ones I have been wearing are three years old and are being held together with glue that I found in a drawer in the copy room at the office. I have this tendency to wear an article of clothing until my wearing of it would be either an act of public indecency or an endangerment to my health, so I am quite proud of myself for buying a new pair of sandals before the old ones decided to give out on some steep and secluded stairwell.
I went to P@yless, because they were having their seemingly continual Get 2 For The Price of 1-and-a-Half Sale. I rarely go to P@yless unless I know exactly what I'm looking for, because I find that the twelve-foot high walls of shoes lined with identical boxes rising up on all sides are almost seizure-inducing. I am not sure how long I was standing in front of the size 7s, swaying back and forth, hypnotized by the visual hum of row upon row of footwear, but I was suddenly snapped into the here and now by a salesperson, who I will henceforth refer to as Cindy. She looked to be about twenty and sported a ponytail, blue eyeliner, and what smelled like fruity gum snapping in her right cheek.
Cindy: Are you finding what you're looking for?
Me: Uhm... I looked down, and to my surprise, a box of shoes was already in my hands. Yeah, I am, I mean, I have... I've got these.
Cindy: Yeah, I know how confusing it is. I can only assume that she thought I looked very lost. I mean, there're all these rows of shoes in all these different sizes and styles and then you find a pair you like but they come in three different colours and you wonder if you should get the lime green because they go with you favourite t-shirt or if you should go with pink because half of what you wear is pink.
Me: Uh...
Cindy: Do you know about our sale?
Me: Yes. I read the huge posters on my way in. It's the same one you always have.
Cindy: She prattled on at length as though she hadn't heard me about how the sale worked and how the second item didn't have to be shoes and how I could even get a shoe sponge as my second item, yada, yada, yada, and then she finished up her sales pitch with the following sound essay, Hack hack. Cough sniffle cough. Hack. Sucking globs of phlegm.
Me: Are you okay?
Cindy: Oh, yeah. I am supposedly not contagious anymore, but I'm grosser than ever. Hack hack snuffle blurp. I probably shouldn't be here, because I actually don't give a damn about this place anymore. It's my last day and I'm sick and I don't care. What am I doing here?
Me: Um, other than selling shoes?
Cindy: You want to know what's really weird? My teeth hurt on the top left side. She drew an imaginary line with her finger along the top of her nose, across her cheekbone, and down to the left corner of her mouth. My sister's a doctor, and she says that everything's connected and that's why my teeth hurt. It has to do with my infection. Snurgle snork hack thick-sounding swallow cough.
Me: Yep. That's how the body works.
Cindy: She segued into telling me about purses and these weird tiny, nylon footcovers of the kind my grandma used to wear, and then she abruptly changed topics. Honestly, I would rather bang my head repeatedly on this counter, she said, making a sideways head-banging motion where she stood next to the cash register. I could just bang it and keep banging it and never stop until my shift was over.
Me: How much longer do you have left?
Cindy: Oh, about an hour-and-a-half, if I live through this boredom and don't throw up. Hack sniffle sniffle splorge more phlegm-swallowing gulp. Then, she brought a shoe sponge over to show me what she called its "awesomeness". Did you know that this shoe sponge has the stuff already inside it? Look at my shoes. You would never guess that they were three years old.
I looked down and noticed that she was wearing those weird nylon foot covers inside her shoes. My grandma used to wear those under her Isotoner slippers.
This salesperson was confusing the fuck out of me. One moment she was trying to chat me up about product and the next she was either illustrating the disgusting phlegm depth in her lungs or threatening to publicly self-injure. Until this point, I had been somewhat mesmerized by her wild switching between forward conversation and graphic complaining, but it was beginning to make me twitch. She had not been further than three feet from me since I had entered the store. I was starting to feel harrassed. I grabbed a pair of rubber cloggy-type shoes off a rack.
Me: What do you think of these?
Cindy: My boyfriend told me that he would leave me if I ever started wearing those, snurg, even around the house. He calls them kitchen shoes, because guys at work wear them in the kitchen. Snuffle cough ahem. He's a chef, you know. She leaned in and pursed her lips when she said that, as though we would both agree that he did indeed rank highly as boyfriends went. He said that if I brought a pair of those home that he would know for sure that I was giving up on being attractive for him and that I probably didn't care too much if I was sexy, and I kind of agree with him, but they are really comfortable, not that I've ever tried them on, hack hack hnuth gooey-sputum swallow.
During her diatribe, I had slipped the shoes on and proceeded to jump up and down in them a number of times.
Me: These are like pillows for my feet. They're foot pillows. I'll take them.
Cindy: You're a brave woman.
Me: My unswerving courage to wear rubber injection mold footwear knows no bounds. (I doctored up this reply to sound smarter. In reality, I said something like Uh-huh).
So, now I am the proud owner of a pair of Airwalk® Compel II Garden Clogs. I have this kneejerk reaction to hearing a woman say that she won't use her own money in the manner that she would want because her boyfriend has a narrow view of women that she feels she should not transgress if she wants to keep his interest. Oddly, my kneejerk reaction manifested itself in the purchasing of rubber clogs. Also, as my second pair according to the sale, they were half-price and cost a mere fifteen dollars.
The garden clogs are not all I gained from my visit to P@yless, though. I also became the proud owner of my very own viral infection so generously bestowed upon me by Cindy. I now have her endearing snurgle hack slimey snuffle cough accompanied by a full compliment of joint and muscular aches and an inability to both sleep and breathe at the same time.
Cindy, your style of customer service will not soon be forgotten. Never before have I been served by such a candid shoe store salesperson or had service that came with such a delightful side order of disease. If you managed to resist smashing your head into the counter or dying of boredom or throwing up, which you expressed were real and present dangers of selling shoes and handbags, I do wish you luck in all your future endeavors.
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33 Stow Park Avenue, Newport NP20 4FN
Andrew Turford & Co, Newport has been established since 2006 and Andrew has in excess of 25 years <br />
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Staff 247 Ltd recruitment agency based in Pontypool providing quality staff and training mainly for the industrial,driving and Social Care sectors.
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SPIRIT of Frazer presents....A Kempter Christmas 2016!
Make plans now to spend a magical evening with us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ! We'll be in the Main Sanctuary once again with all the bells & whistles. Don't miss it!
No ticket required - A Love Offering will be received.


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SAN FRANCISCO (CBS.MW) -- A busy day for shares of cell phone makers and strength in drug stocks highlighted a broad advance in European ADRs Thursday.
The Bank of New York European ADR Index gained 1.3 percent to end the session at 111.7.
In the biotech sector, shares of Icon ICLR, +0.67% topped the group's leading percentage gainers with a 13 percent surge to close at $39.99. The Dublin-based research firm reported a 30 percent jump in third-quarter revenue to go along with a 24 percent rise in earnings per share.
"Our clinical business again performed well and our laboratory business showed good improvement," said Chairman John Climax. "We achieved a very good level of new business wins and made excellent progress with our working capital management, which resulted in strong cash flows."
Separately, Irish drugmaker Elan ELN, -25.00% added 38 cents, or 1.8 percent, to close at $21. The stock has added more than 200 percent since the beginning of the year.
The pharmaceutical sector's biggest winner, however, was SkyePharma SKYE, +0.78% Shares jumped $1.16, or 10 percent, to close at $12.40 after the U.K. firm reiterated that it was pursuing several "major transactions."
Flamel Technologies FLML took part in the pharma festivities, as well, with a 6 percent rise to finish at $27.50. The company received a $5 million milestone payment from Bristol-Myers Squibb BMY, +1.65% relating to the licensing deal for Flamel's formulation of long-acting human insulin.
After the bell, Aventis AVE, -2.22% announced that it received U.S. regulatory approval to sell its key antibiotic Ketek. Shares closed up 60 cents at $77.50 before the release. See full story.
High atop the most active list, rival cellphone makers Ericsson ERICY and Nokia NOK, +0.32% vied for investor attention, up 7.6 percent to $29.87 and up 2 percent to $20.70, respectively.
Ericsson garnered the most volume with 9.95 million shares changing hands, edging out Nokia's total of 9.63 million.
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text: I've seen this many times, the remains of what I think used to be a house, new remains, probably, but maybe old ones, too, and when does new become old, anyway? You have to know this place exists, to remember to look to your right when you're driving, pull over, put your hazards on, and then cross the street. It was my birthday, and all I wanted was this shot, and I was wearing my mighty boots, good for wading through leaves and mud, and climbing up on debris so I could focus the lens on the chimney. I could only get so close, and I had burrs and dust on my pants when I got back in the car, which I am telling you about because it was the best time of the day.


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January 12, 2017 Riding the rails
One of our favorite parts of this trip is that everyone, EVERYONE thinks we're Norwegian. It must be the blonde hair. We are always addressed in Norwegian, and we feel slightly ashamed answering in English. We can get away with the charade for a few minutes, as "hej" (hey) is "hello" in Norwegian and nodding is universal. It's nice to be treated like a local when on holiday. Even in other European cities like Paris or Barcelona we still clearly reek of foreignness and they don't even bother speaking French or Spanish to us. Yesterday morning after another incredible breakfast at the hotel (where the maître d' thought we were Norwegian), we checked out (where the guy at the reception desk thought we were Norwegian), and got on our train (where the ticket inspector thought we were Norwegian).
We settled in for the 6 and a half hour trip to Bergen. Norway tries to encourage eco-friendly behavior, something Claire and I find laughable considering the lava-hot temperature of the hotel rooms and the lights everywhere that never seem to turn off. Anyway, because of this, the train is heavily subsidized and even the first class tickets were extraordinarily cheap. Our carriage at the front of the train was comfortable and quiet, and we had so much leg room I couldn't even touch the seat in front of me with my toes. There was unlimited tea, coffee, and (to Claire's delight) hot chocolate, along with free wifi and electric outlets for every seat. Elsewhere on the train were a cafe car and a family car, complete with a tiny enclosed jungle gym. I made several passes up and down the train, and enjoyed watching the tracks disappear behind us from the caboose window.
Norwegians are notably reserved and quiet, and the train was no exception. Even if you're in their way they will stand impatiently, maybe grunt, then just push past. The silence was fine by me, and I watched the scenery pass while listening to music and podcasts. It's not that they're not friendly, though. Everyone greets you with a smile, and a conductor lounging in the cafe joked with me about juggling the apples I bought (which I dutifully demonstrated for him).
The journey went from Oslo in the east to Bergen on the west coast. The train is famous for being high in the Norwegian mountains –the train seemed to endlessly zig and zag, which made the altitude climb almost imperceptible. You could definitely feel the tunnels, though, even in the pitch black morning. Our ears popped uncomfortably a few times every hour.
I had been looking forward to the train trip for weeks, and it lived up to expectations. The landscape changed from hour to hour: lush and green, then enormous dark lakes; craggy black mountains then little multicolored ski towns; complete snowy white-outs then deep blue rivers rushing through holes in the ice. The tracks passed so close to the sheer rocky faces of the mountains I thought the paint would be scraped off. The tracks were at times over a kilometre in the air, and I was treated to brief glimpses of trees and houses deep in the snow-blanketed valleys below. Just as my eyes adjusted to the perspective, we would enter another tunnel and emerge into a completely different view.
As I walked up and down the train, snowflakes would sneak into the spaces between carriages. It helped remind me this wasn't a film or a Disneyworld ride. As we got closer to Bergen, suddenly the snow disappeared and the train rounded through the misty fjords. At least I think they're fjords. I've always heard of them but never really seen them. Bergen has the reputation of being "Gateway to the Fjords," so I reckon it's a safe assumption.
When the train pulled into the station at 3pm, it was starting to get dark but thankfully the rain had stopped. Our hotel was directly across from the station and in its old mahogany-panelled grandeur reminded me of the Grand Budapest. We quickly checked in and hurried to make the most of the fading daylight. We actually saw glimpses of sunlight and blue sky, a first for our time in Norway! We also saw the old harbor at Bryggen
Just as we got to the historic side of the city it started to pour. We scrambled up the muddy ramparts at the old castle to catch the sunset, then ran through the freezing rain to the military museum. As our jackets dried off in the hallway we skimmed through the modern and medieval history of Bergen to focus on its importance as a centre for the Norwegian resistance during WWII. The locals were sure that the British would come to the rescue soon after the Nazis arrived, but days turned into months and then years. I had read a little about Quisling, a puppet Norwegian leader so reviled his name is now an insult, like Benedict Arnold. They had more about the individual efforts of resistance members, as well as some interesting artifacts like a real Enigma machine. They also had a bit about a Dutch ship carrying German explosives that "accidentally" exploded in Bergen's harbor in 1944. Claire and I were unconvinced.
Starving, we left the museum in search of food. Any adventurous notions of trying lutefisk or other Norwegian delicacies had disappeared. I just wanted something comforting and warm, and gelatinous lye fish wasn't that. We ended up at a cute little cafe for dinner, but our search for dessert was foiled by Norway's completely incomprehensible winter opening hours. We spent our evening curled up in the hotel room with some sweets from the local supermarket and fell asleep.
We're at breakfast now and getting ready for our last day in Norway!
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How Often Should You Wash Your Car?
Do you love your car? Do you wash your car on a weekly basis? Even though there are many car lovers out there, most of them do not know how often they should wash their car. In fact, it is not easy to decide how often you should wash your car and whether you need to wash it yourself or go to a company that offers automatic car wash.
Importance of Washing Your Car Regularly
Whether you have a hatchback or a sedan or an SUV, you need to keep your car neat and clean, so that it last long and works well. Cars are a costly investment and you spend a large amount of money on regular maintenance like replacing tyres, car batteries and other kind of repairs. It is important to protect and maintain your car well and keep it as new as possible.
Washing your car, whether on your own or going for an automatic wash, is very important for keeping your car neat and clean. By regular washing of the car, you can ensure the car appears new as it is one of the first things that will be noticed. If your car remains full of dust and dirt, it indicates that you are not taking care of your car. A dusty and dirty car not only looks bad but can also cause serious health issues to the driver and fellow passengers. Also, if you are planning to sell your car, a dirty looking car will attract a fewer buyers. Therefore, it is important to wash your car on a regular basis to keep it clean and new.
The Most Common Car Hazards
It is quite common for your car to get dirty due to regular use. But, there are some specific hazards that as an owner of the vehicle, you should be aware of. Below are some common car hazards that you should be aware of and take precaution against, if you wish to increase the life span of your car.
- Salt Water: If you live near the sea or travel regularly near the coastal area, the salt from the sea can cause serious damages to your vehicle, if it is not cleaned on a regular basis. Experts believe that you should wash your car once in a week if your car has a chance of getting in touch with salt or salt water.
- Bird Droppings: Bird droppings are another serious problem that can cause severe damages to your car. If bird droppings are not washed away, it can corrode the paint of your car.
- Tree Sap: Tree sap is another serious every day hazard that can cause serious problems to your favorite car. Tree sap, if not washed quickly, will stay and corrode the paint off the car just like bird droppings, but in a more serious way.
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Batman enters the shadows
Could it be? Could it really be? A Batman game that doesn't instantly give you that sick feeling that it's just going to suck more balls than the village whore? The above video is a challenge room from Batman: Arkham Asylum that shows off how the game will use stealth and planning instead of suck and more suck. They're calling it Invisible Predator gameplay and it basically means that planning your attacks out is the way to go.
Not only does the gameplay look like a great blend of action and stealth, but I love that they've come up with a reasonable excuse for Batman to be able to see the entire layout of an area. He's Batman, of course he can get the lay of the land somehow. One of the most annoying things in stealth games is when you basically have to beat a section by memorizing patterns of guards and dying over and over. If the actual game outside of the challenge modes allows you to be just as creative than we might be humming the Batman theme with glee once again.


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It all started with a cold Thursday morning, the sun was out, the birds were tweeting. "ATHLETICS TODAY!" my brother shouts, "YAY!" I reply back. We arrived at school with our house colours TAINUI. I walked into the street where all the year eight's and seven's were. As I walked in I saw my good friend Vivienne. Every mornings my friends and I always walk around the school or stay in the street. RING, RING the bell rang. We all gathered onto the hard courts next to the pool. After listening to the instructions little Mr Jacobsen gave to us Athletics began.
Our first activity was Discuss with Mr Harris. After discus with Mr Harris, we move onto our other rotation which was High Jump with Miss King. High Jump was my favourite activity, I was the 2nd person to jump it was fun. Some people didn't make it in and some did. On the 2nd jump nobody couldn't jump the pole because it was too high, it was really disappointing.
We had finish doing high jump we went to Javelin with Mr Barks. For Javelin we use this spear to chuck and the person who gets furthest wins. I was coming 3rd but Nek Minute Stephanie beat me. Our next rotation was Softball, for softball you are throwing a ball as far as you could. The next rotation after softball was relays for fun. My favourite activity was the relays at the end of Athletics.
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Press Page
Here you can find articles, events, guest speaking roles, and more of Bryan around the web.
Bryan's Profile and Bio on the Fellowship Program of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations website.
Bryan's Bio on the Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Washington, D.C. webpage
"Bryan Schaaf, a former Peace Corps worker, said he ran into all kinds of missionaries when he was living in Haiti from 2000 to 2002. He recalled one American missionary man living in his village who quietly visited rural areas and helped Haitians build wells.
"They built this large network of wells that wouldn't otherwise have been there," said Schaaf. "It was a missionary family that was well accepted by the community, and using sound development principles.""Kari Huus
"In an effort to promote the integration of mental health services in low-resource communities affected by humanitarian emergencies Dr. Inka Weissbecker, International Medical Corps' Global Mental Health and Psychosocial Advisor, will be part of a panel discussion entitled: Mental Health in Emergencies: Filling the Gap in Global Humanitarian Response. Dr. Weissbecker will be joined by Bryan Schaaf, Policy Analyst for the Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration at the US Department of State."
"In Bryan Schaaf's article "Don't Send Food to Haiti," he explains why cash contributions are a better choice when humanitarians wish to assist a developing country's food security situation. Money is easy to transport and, unlike food or other donated items, it doesn't have to clear customs. More often than not, items sent to Haiti sit in warehouses waiting for inspection and approval."Jennifer Browning
"Science Diplomacy and Refugee Crises: Health & Education Auditorium. Speaker Bryan Schaaf, Policy Officer, Bureau of Population Refugees and Migration, U.S. Department of State: Access to Health, Education and Livelihoods for Syrian Refugees "
"Students passionate about public health are invited to participate in a panel discussion with Professor Jody Gan from the Department of Public Health, students from the Public Health program, and professionals currently working in the field of public health. Receive career-related tips and advice from professionals who have launched diverse and rewarding careers.
Guest Panelists Include:
Bryan Schaaf, M.P.H.- U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration "
"So I welcome … Mr. Bryan Schaaf of the State Department's Office of Initiatives in Africa.
Our diplomatic friends have traveled far to give us their thoughts on the health challenges – and
opportunities – we face in this important area of the world, and how – together – we can build a
bridge to peace and stability through health. We look forward to all of today's presentations."
"There is also a belief in the resilience of the Haitian people. Schaaf is one of the founders of Haiti Innovation, an organization created by RPCVs to bring attention to the many positive initiatives and developments in Haiti. Saddened because the earthquake is a massive setback after a year of positive economic and social development, Schaaf noted there is tremendous suffering. But, he added, "I worry that the (media) footage makes Haitians look helpless. They are not." As is the case with citizens elsewhere, "It is the local communities and local people that are first in responding to the crisis.""
"Introduction to Humanitarian Assistance" – Bryan Schaaf's PowerPoint presentation from the 2011 University of Chicago Summer Teacher Institute, Migration: Causes and Consequences."
"USAID Announces Haitian Diaspora Marketplace Initiative (Courtesy of Bryan Schaaf)"
"CWS would like to thank Bryan Schaaf (PRM) for his support, encouragement and feedback on earlier drafts."
"In Secretary Mike Carmichael's absence, his predecessor in the position Haleh Vaziri welcomed the following guests and Rotarians joining us from other clubs: Bryan Schaaf – Policy Officer at the U.S. Department of State, President of the Dupont Circle Rotary Club, also Jennifer Hara's guest."
"Many thanks to all our volunteers – Club President Polly Binns, Barbara Carter and husband Vernell, Matt Vines, Bryan Schaaf, Jimmy Thompson. and Kathy Beckman. The Orr Elementary staff was easy to work with and appreciated our efforts this morning. We would like to find out what other needs they may have during their school year where we might partner."
Profile for Bryan on the The Communication Initiative Network website.
Here you can find blogs, articles, and other things that Bryan has written online.
World travel through conversation. A blog documenting conversations and experiences with rideshare drivers and riders.Bryan Schaaf
The purpose of this blog is to write about the people, the places, and the issues that make Old Town Alexandria, VA what it is and what it could be.Bryan Schaaf
Haiti Innovation is an all-volunteer, non profit consultancy. Created by former Peace Corps Volunteers, the Haiti Innovation team offers technical expertise and in depth knowledge of Haitian developmental challenges and solutions.Bryan Schaaf
"Due to conflict and famine, over 235,000 refugees fled Somalia from January to June of this year alone. Over half have come to Kenya's Dadaab refugee camp, which was already the largest in the world, situated in the arid northeast, about 80 kilometers from the Somali border."
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"The conflict in Libya continues to cause both significant internal displacement as well as outflows of refugees and third country nationals into Tunisia, Egypt, and other neighboring countries. Given the scale of humanitarian need, a coordinated U.S. government humanitarian response remains critical. In early March, colleagues from USAID's Office of Foreign Disaster Assistance (OFDA) and I were deployed as members of what became the Tunisia Disaster Assessment Response Team (DART). This was the first time I had served on a DART and I was impressed both by the speed with which we were deployed as well as the skills and expertise of my OFDA team-mates."
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"World AIDS Day reminds us that millions of people around the world live every day with the reality of HIV or AIDS. Providing comprehensive health care and services to HIV-infected populations can be challenging in any setting, but for people displaced from their homes and communities by war, violence, or persecution, the need for HIV/AIDS services — and the challenges of providing it — are often even greater. Through the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the United States government has significantly expanded access to HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, and care programs for conflict-affected populations."
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Contributor Page for DipNote: The U.S. Department of State Official Blog.
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"Haiti is the country most affected by HIV/AIDS in the Western Hemisphere. That having been said, Haiti is also one of only a handfull of countries to have halted and reversed a generalized epidemic. This is something to be proud of. Credit mainly goes to Haitian civil society but also to national and international non-governmental organizations as well as commited government officials. The President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR) and the Global Fund for HIV/AIDS, Tuberculosis, and Malaria have, in different ways, both helped accelerate progress."
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View many of the pieces published on this page, bryanschaaf.com, syndicated to the DuPont Circle Rotary Club, of which Bryan Schaaf is former president.
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"Austria received around 90,000 asylum requests in 2015, the majority of whom are from Afghanistan but also Syria, Iraq and other conflict-affected countries. Reuters recently released an article about crimes rising sharply in Austria amidst this refugee and migrant emergency. These are not crimes committed by refugees and migrants but rather crimes committed against refugees and migrants, primarily by far right groups driven by xenophobia and Islamophobia. The article notes there were 1,690 cases related to right wing extremism in 2015, the highest recorded in a single year and up from 1,200 in 2015."
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"The Rotary Club of Dupont Circle is partnered with the Unter Den Linden Rotary Club in Berlin. In fact, the two Rotary clubs are considered "sister clubs" by Rotary International. Both clubs are located in capital cities and are keenly interested in social service in our communities, countries, and globally.
Last month, I had the opportunity to visit the Unter Den Linden Rotary Club in person. I enjoyed meeting professionals from different backgrounds who care about the same things we do – polio eradication, education, water and sanitation, and women's empowerment, to name a few. The culture of every club is different – but what we care about and work on together is what makes us part of an international movement than makes a difference in the world."
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"City Dogs Rescue is an organization that rescues adoptable dogs from kill and/or overcrowded shelters, places them in foster families, eventually finding them permanent homes in the DC metropolitan area. The Dupont Circle Rotary Club, having a soft spot for dogs, volunteered during "Dine Out for the Dogs" on August 10th to raise funds and promote fostering and adoption of dogs in need of a home. Logan Tavern, Comissary, the Pig, and Grillfish gave 15% of their proceeds that night to City Dogs Rescue and allowed volunteers to set-up an information table staffed by City Dogs, Dupont Rotary volunteers, and the stars of the show…the dogs themselves! While the rain did keep a few foster families away, that just meant more attention for our two very friendly dogs."
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"Washington, D.C. is a very transient city. Administrations come and go, and waves of friends get whirled into and out of the city like a centrifuge. It can be easy to feel disconnected sometimes. I spend most of my day working in D.C. but interact with very few people who were born and spent their whole lives here. Being a member of Dupont Rotary has given me opportunities to give back and feel more connected to the city.
For example, the Dupont Rotary partners with BEST Kids, a very good non-profit here in Washington, D.C. that provides mentors for kids who are in the foster care system. The mentors provide the kids with positive, stable adult relationships that would otherwise be lacking. "
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"On November 14th, Dupont Rotary participated in a clean-up at the Kennilworth Park and Aquatic Gardens in Northeast D.C. We were joined by youth from BEST Kids, who we partner with on a regular basis, in addition to student conservation groups. Although I had lived in Washington, D.C. for ten years and had heard of the aquatic gardens before, I had never visited them—which is a shame, because it really is a beautiful little oasis in a busy part of the city. That is one of the things I like about Rotary—it gets me to places where I have not been before and gives me opportunities to help out, both in my own backyard and around the world."
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"Where in the Geneva conventions does it say refugees can only seek asylum (a right) in neighboring countries? And how can we guarantee the safety of people in the "safe zones" given the spotty history of trying to apply them in practice? I would argue UNHCR has credibility but that the governments turning refugees away at their borders or treating them as criminals rather than asylum seekers are the ones who lack both credibility and compassion."Bryan Schaaf
"Mental health is important to public health, human rights, and economic development."Bryan Schaaf
"I wouldn't use this to commute into DC during the week but I would appreciate having the option of having a regular service into DC on the weekends. Metro barely functions on weekends."Bryan Schaaf
Here you will find present and past fundraising efforts from Bryan for a variety of causes.
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Washington, D.C.'s first ever D.C. Duck Race is set for April 30, 2016. The Rotary Club of Washington D.C. will host the event on the Anacostia River at The Yards Park thanks in part to a partnership with the Capitol Riverfront Business Improvement District (BID).
The D.C. Duck Race is a fun, family-friendly event and festival that will bring the community together in support of local non-profits and organizations. "Sponsor" numbered rubber ducks that will participate in a race in the Anacostia River, with funds supporting the Rotary Club and community organizations. This event is modeled on many successful events hosted by Rotary Clubs across the United States, including one run in Aspen, Colorado for more than two decades.
First prize is $5,000 or a Special Duck worth $1,000,000!!* Plus an additional 10 or more prizes will be awarded.
Funds raised through this event:
- provide annual grants in excess of $140,000 to more than 30 local non-profits
- hosts career fairs for D.C. high school students
- provides dictionaries to local 3rd graders
- feeds the homeless every month in the nation's capital
- supports international projects through matching grants
The Rotary Club of Washington, D.C. is very active in the local community. In addition to the projects listed on the previous page, the Rotary Club has a partnership with D.C. Habitat for Humanity and the Ivy City III Project that provided 11 new homes to D.C. residents.
"This will be an enjoyable family event for people of all ages and a chance for sponsors to join the D.C. Rotary Club as it continues more than a century of service to our community," said Rotary Club of Washington, D.C. President David O. Treadwell.
You can learn more about the D.C. Duck Race and the Rotary Club of Washington, D.C. at www.dcduckrace.org.
Thank you for your duck sponsorship! We'll see you at The Yards Park on April 30, 2016!
*For every 3,333 ducks sponsored, one will be a Special Duck worth $1 Million if it comes in 1st place."
"UNRWA, the UN Agency for Palestine Refugees, is the primary provider of healthcare, education, and other basic social services to 5.3 million Palestine refugees in Gaza, the West Bank, Jordan, Lebanon, and Syria. UNRWA has been the largest humanitarian operation in the region since its inception in 1950, and continues to help Palestine refugees achieve their full potential in human development. In Gaza, UNRWA provides assistance and protection for over 1.2 million registered refugees. This includes mental health counseling for 50,000 refugees every year, and in 2014, individual counseling for an additional 12,600 refugee children to help them cope with the trauma of bombings and blockade in 2014."Bryan Schaaf
"The Mekong Club is a movement fighting the business of human slavery in Asia. We are the first organisation in the world to bring together the skills and resources of the business community, channeling them into projects that directly disrupt the slavery and human trafficking trade."Bryan Schaaf


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The many windows in this light filled cottage give the feeling of being in the woods. The included golf cart, during summer months, makes getting around Beachwalk a breeze. Nicely decorated and fully equipped with all you need to enjoy your vacation, beach and pool time. Everything for entertaining is here.
Just a block away from the park make this homes location ideal and the wooded location keeps traffic at pretty much nonexistent pace.
The Bostonian comes with games for rainy days and a wagon for towing.
Resort Amenities:
Tennis Court
• Basketball Court & Beach Volleyball
• Bicycle Rentals
• Swimming pool, wading pool for toddlers.
• Five miles of uninterrupted Lake Michigan beach to explore.
• Custom-designed Sand Castle playground
• Interior Lake Kai for fishing and rowing.
• Overflow parking available
• Nearby marina for large craft sailing, fishing charters and jet skiing
• Golf courses minutes away
• Outlet Mall shopping


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From nature to technology
The aluminum/wood windows, products of Noval Group, unite the naturalness of a traditional material such as wood with strength and lightness of aluminum.
This is our series:
- STH Eco
- Superthermic
- Slide Light
- Slide Vision
- External opening
The advantage of our aluminum/wood windows is to offer the classic look of the wood window enriched by the technological features of the aluminum. The coupling of the two materials is studied in order to add the advantages of the two components and remove the respective defects.
In aluminum/wood windows, the window is constituted by a mixed extrusion in which the aluminum is coupled with a wood series.
The two materials are assembled, according to the techniques, by tenons and perimetral series in plastic material or other similar systems that allow the fluidity and the expansion of the materials making ventilated chambers or thermal breaks. All technologies allow then to obtain the best "link" between wood and aluminum constituting a single series with special features of operation, mechanical strength and duration.
The aluminum/wood window which obtain the best performances in terms of energy savings are usually constituted by thermal break series that guarantee the suspension of aluminum as a thermal bridge.
The aluminum on the outside gives to the window sealing quality, duration and insulation, the wood inside, lending itself to more traditional finishes, allowing the window to suit the furnishings, also becoming a piece of furniture.
The aluminum/wood windows can be made in a wide range of models thanks to the versatility of materials, not only in the traditional form of the open joint but also with more modern solutions: sliding, lifting (also rollaway in the wall), external openings pivots (for public buildings) and thermal break.
The materials which realize the connection between aluminum and wood absorb the thermal expansion of the two materials, preventing the formation of condensation, creating a thermal break and, in addition, give a good sound insulation.
The aluminum/wood window is the perfect solution for recovery building operations in the historic centers of cities, the materials that are used, in fact, are optimal in terms of design and performance of thermal-mechanical respecting regulations governing energy efficiency.


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The Gatwick Worth Hotel has been completely renovated and modernised by recently becoming a part of the Holiday Inn chain. Since this change-over, the hotel can boast brand new bedrooms and a fresh interior design, as well as all the convenience of still being just ten minutes from Gatwick Airport.
Set in 60 acres of Crabbet Park, the Holiday Inn Gatwick Worth is in the very heart of the Sussex Countryside. This most conveniently located Gatwick hotel is within easy reach of the M23 motorway, M25 and Gatwick Airport.
The hotel offers a contemporary a la carte restaurant, bar and internet desk. For a small fee the hotel is also able to offer the facilities of the adjacent health club and swimming pool.
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Rooms also feature complimentary tea and coffee-making facilities, a work desk with lamp, direct dial phone, hairdryer, air-conditioning, safe, iron and ironing board, and double-glazed windows. Bathrooms have been fitted with an invigorating power shower and, if requested, rooms with bathtubs are also available.
With 24 hour room service, an airport stop-over at the Holiday Inn Gatwick Worth provides you with everything you need for a relaxing night's stay.
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SAN FRANCISCO—Election night in San Francisco wrapped up with the incumbent Ed Lee holding less than the majority he needed for an outright win. Ballot-counting and the distribution of preferences extended into the night, and will stretch across the next several days until a winner emerges.
As ballots were tallied on Nov. 8, the choice of setting for electoral festivity (or wound-licking) said a lot about the platforms being run by each of the candidates.
Dennis Herrera, in third place by the end of vote-counting before the ranked-choice process kicks in following Lee and John Avalos, had picked out the trendy nightspot "Club Mighty" for his party. It featured loud, thumping music, a mostly trendy 30-something set, and frightfully expensive beverages.
In his thank-you speech Herrera characterized it as a "seminal election" for San Francisco–the most important in the last 20 years, and the most important for the next 20.
Click here for the current official results from the San Francisco Department of Elections
But for all that, only a third of registered voters cast their ballots (making it, in total, only 17 percent of the population of the city). The incumbent Lee already had a commanding lead when initial results were released: they included the absentee ballots from Chinatown, where irregularities and ballot tampering have been reported. Absentee ballots were returned from Chinatown at a rate of nearly 80 percent, while other areas of the city came back at less than 10 percent.
Over at the Herrera event, Kate Wilsenbeck, who said she is "old enough" and works for a corporate law firm that she declined to name, said she had come to check out the atmosphere. She said that Herrera is a community guy; her local Democratic club endorsed him.
She thinks a Lee administration would be about "development," adding: "He's a Willie Brown guy. He's a Rose Pak guy. I'm not a fan."
The Central Subway? "Let's put money into fixing what we have. Muni is broke. I'm a daily commuter," she said.
Leland Yee had chosen the homelier Rasselas Jazz Club on Fillmore. Chinese aunties stood behind a table serving cuisine from foil trays, while bread rolls were piled to the side. The crowd could have been around 100 people. Raymond Chow, head of the Hongmen Tong and former inmate, said "I don't believe in a community-political-mafia. That's why I support Leland." He laughed uproariously.
Adam Keigwin, Yee's press man, declared that the city was corrupt, and that if Ed Lee wins there will be more of the same. He congratulated Lee on being the first Chinese mayor, but was emphatic that "We need to kick the powerbrokers out."
Yee was buzzing in and out of the venue, while the TV carried clips of Willie Brown presiding over Lee's much more expensive convocation. Everyone booed when Rose Pak's large figure dominated the screen.
She and Brown were over at the opulent Palace Hotel, quaffing wine and spritzers. If anyone wanted to make the case that Lee stood for the monied interests in this town, his election-night party might be Exhibit A: suits and gowns, plates of cheeses, waiters in bow ties, and that "2 Legit to Quit" video funded by Silicon-Valley investors on constant repeat.
Greg Doxey, 50, a mortgage professional and member of the Osiris Coalition, which supports local hiring policies among other things, was there in support. He likes Ed Lee because Lee likes "local hiring" policies.
Doxey acknowledges, but is not overly concerned about, the influence that Rose Pak and Willie Brown will have on a Lee administration. "In society, it's the lesser of two evils," he said. "I don't worry what happens behind the scenes, as long as everyone wins."
John Avalos's gathering was the starkest counterpoint to the Lee soiree. Present were between 300 and 400 people, packed into the Roccapulco community bar in the heart of the Mission District. A band serviced the young crowd, who mostly wore t-shirts and jeans.
Avalos said in a telephone interview with The Epoch Times, above the din: "What we've established in the Avalos campaign is a candidacy of the people, grassroots communities around San Francisco. We want to change what the city's about and make it work for us."
It's possible that Avalos will advance from his initial 18.6 percent, as lower-ranked candidates are eliminated and their votes redistributed. He can win as long as Lee is not on those ballots. "It's open tomorrow. We can certainly close it… I'm hoping we can," he said.
"Do I think I can? I think I can," he said. "Will I? Who knows."


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Toilets and showers, laundry (no dryers),dump point, gas refills, barbecues, boat ramp, pets OK.
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Contact Information
9 Denham Road, Denham 6537
Ph (08) 9948 1385
See Also
- Blue Dolphin Caravan Park and Holiday Village, Blue Dolphin Caravan Park and Holiday Village, Campsite
- Kalbarri Tudor Holiday Park
- Monkey Mia Dolphin Resort
- Outback Oasis Caravan Park
- Wintersun Caravan and Tourist Park
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- Capricorn Holiday Park
- Murchison River Caravan Park