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There’s a trick question that rabbis and religious school teachers sometimes like to ask in order to stump their congregants and their students. But I bet there are plenty of you who will get the right answer even though it is sort of tricky. Ready?
Yes, some of you got it – the answer is Shabbat.
Of course, Yom Kippur is very important too. And, our little quiz notwithstanding, we all know very well that Yom Kippur --– and especially the Kol Nidre service that inaugurates it --- is when many synagogues will have their biggest attendance.
What is it that draws us here on this night of all nights?
My sense is that what draws us to shul for Yom Kippur is that this is the day each year when, as a Jewish community, we most powerfully confront our sense of mortality.
Indeed, the language of the ritual confession or “vidui” that is recited at the bedside of a person who is near death is similar to the language of the vidui prayer of the minchah (afternoon service) for Erev Yom Kippur, which I personally recited just a few hours ago.
And the white kittel that I’m wearing to lead services is intended to remind us of a burial shroud.
Kol Nidre night may pull us into shul because it reminds us that we have a limited time on this earth. We can never know with absolute certainty what tomorrow will bring.
So it is today/hayom that we must rededicate ourselves to being better partners with God in the healing and repair of our world; and in the healing and repair of ourselves.
In Hebrew the same word “avodah” means both “worship” and “service.” The two are inextricably linked. Our worship – in prayer and song and public reading of scripture – should lead us to service. That is the message of this awesome day.
I’m hoping we will pay particular attention this year to a verse from the Yom Kippur afternoon Torah portion, Leviticus 19:16 to be precise: There we learn -- “lo ta’amod al dam reyekha”/ “do not stand idly by your neighbor’s blood.” (Lev. 19:16).
The Talmud explains that the commandment “do not stand idly by your neighbor’s blood” means that we must not stand and watch a person die when we can do something to save them.
This is a lesson that too few people understood as the Shoah unfolded in the 1930’s and 40’s. This is a lesson that too few people understood as genocide took place in Rwanda in the 1990’s. And nine years ago on Kol Nidre night I was speaking to the congregation in my former congregation in Plattsburgh, NY about not standing idly by while the people of Darfur in western Sudan were being massacred by the central government of their own country.
Growing up, and inculcated with the values I absorbed in my own Jewish upbringing, I accepted the notion that the Shoah was totally unique in world history. I no longer agree with that idea. Genocide is genocide, and it makes no difference that in the particular case of the Jewish people during the Nazi era it was the work of white Europeans….
I feel I need to mention this because a congregant who I respect very much challenged me a couple of weeks ago when I first mentioned from the bima that I was opposed to President Obama’s plan to bomb Syria. One of the offhand comments I had made at the time was that this was a Syrian civil war, and that Assad was not attacking or threatening to attack the United States (or Israel for that matter).
But then he said to me: Well, if the Syrians who were being gassed were Jews would that be different? My instinctive, even reflexive, response to him at that moment was that, yes, that would be different because we, as Jews, have a special responsibility to other Jews. So, in that sense, it would be as if we ourselves were, in fact, being attacked so that this would no longer be just a Syrian internal civil conflict. He then responded that our responsibility really should be to all of humanity.
Okay, so let me clarify the reflexive answer I gave to him two weeks ago. And that congregant – He told me I could identify him – was none other than our Temple president Tom Griggs --- who I do indeed respect very much.
So I want to state, “for the record” that yes, I do believe that “lo ta’amod al dam reyekha” / “do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor” DOES apply to all of our neighbors on this planet of ours, and that includes the innocent dead of Syria.
“[…] Congressional delegations, special envoys and humanitarian agencies send back or bring back horror-filled reports from the scene. A million human beings, young and old, have been uprooted, deported. Scores of women are being raped every day, children are dying of disease hunger and violence.
“How can a citizen of a free country not pay attention? How can anyone, anywhere not feel outraged? How can a person, whether religious or secular, not be moved by compassion? And above all, how can anyone who remembers remain silent?
“As a Jew who does not compare any event to the Holocaust, I feel concerned and challenged by the Sudanese tragedy. We must be involved. How can we reproach the indifference of non-Jews to Jewish suffering if we remain indifferent to another people's plight?
“It happened in Cambodia, then in former Yugoslavia, and in Rwanda, now in Sudan. Asia, Europe, Africa: Three continents have become prisons, killing fields and cemeteries for countless innocent, defenseless populations. Will the plague be allowed to spread?
"Lo taamod al dam réakha" is a Biblical commandment. "Thou shall not stand idly by the shedding of the blood of thy fellow man." The word is not "akhikha," thy Jewish brother, but "réakha," thy fellow human being, be he or she Jewish or not. All are entitled to live with dignity and hope. All are entitled to live without fear and pain.
“Not to assist Sudan's victims today would for me be unworthy of what I have learned from my teachers, my ancestors and my friends, namely that God alone is alone: His creatures must not be.
“What pains and hurts me most now is the simultaneity of events. While we sit here and discuss how to behave morally, both individually and collectively, over there, in Darfur and elsewhere in Sudan, human beings kill and die.
“Should the Sudanese victims feel abandoned and neglected, it would be our fault - and perhaps our guilt.
“That's why we must intervene.
The bloodshed has been going on in Syria for two years already --- or decades – if you want to think of the larger picture of the violent repressive nature of the State led now by Bashar Assad and formerly by his father Hafez Assad.
But even if we limit ourselves to the current civil conflict there, we are faced with the fact that atrocities are being committed on both sides, and great moral ambiguity exists regarding the pros and cons of any particular solutions to the conflict. What we do know is that over 100,000 Syrians have died in the last two years of fighting, and that MILLIONS of Syrians have fled the country as refugees.
And the question remains: What is to be done?
But on this Yom Kippur 5774, I’m sensing other ways in which today feels like Yom Ke-Purim/ A Day Like Purim. In Megillat Esther there are dizzying twists and turns of plot---- so too this High Holiday season. We’ve gone from the brink of attacking Syria to a new attempt at diplomacy in ways we would not have anticipated less than a week ago. And, depending on your interpretation of recent events, President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry have been as inept as King Achashverosh or as astute as Mordechai in their handling of the situation.
But that’s the subject of another sermon….
In any event, all the Purimesque plot twists of the past couple of weeks have been particularly challenging for rabbis like me who have been trying to write our High Holiday sermons.
My first reaction when President Obama started pushing the idea of attacking Syria was impatience with him for getting tripped up in a “red line” of his own making. But then again, I too find myself tripped up by my own self-imposed “red line” of wanting to do a current-events oriented talk from the bima tonight.
In truth, I often feel that way when trying to make connections between Jewish teachings, liturgy and scripture and political issues of the day. From my perspective, Judaism is multi-voiced and the Jewish people are politically diverse. And my general sense is that any of you can read the New York Times or listen to NPR just as well as I can. And this week in particular, I’ve been dealing with data overload – TMI – too much information --- as I’ve been seizing onto every new blog post, news report and op-ed essay to try to help me understand what’s going on in Syria and what should be done about it. It has gotten to the point where I have so many news articles and listserve posts from colleagues weighing in on Syria that all these resources have just blurred together and have pretty much become useless to me. So, I’ll just have to try to give you an impressionistic account of my thinking on the subject and see if I can try to couch it in some Jewish teaching appropriate for the holiday.
Viscerally, I’m reminded of the events of 9-11 and their aftermath. We marked the anniversary of that awful day just yesterday. Back then I found myself glued to media reports of the ongoing rush of new developments in the same way that I’ve been doing so in the last couple of weeks about the possibility of the US attacking Syria.
The attacks on New York City and Washington, DC and the plane crash in Shanksville, Pennsylvania that was headed to Washington --- took place 12 years ago, but we still, as a nation, carry within ourselves the trauma of that day. If we are reluctant to confront Assad militarily over his use of chemical weapons, the reluctance comes in part from our knowing that Assad’s opponents include significant numbers of extremists allied to the terrorist group that targeted us on 9-11.
And our reluctance comes from remembering the costly and destabilizing legacy of the Iraq War that President George W. Bush instigated in large part by using the events of 9-11 as a phony pretext.
And our reluctance comes from remembering how that war was sold to us as a limited action and so we don’t trust the current administration when it says it too wants authorization only for a limited action.
And we’re confused about what this supposedly limited action is supposed to entail --- more than a pinprick but less than a regime change --- with no real sense of what that actually would entail.
And how can it not turn out to be a slippery slope to being fully mired in a civil war that is not our own?
And our reluctance comes from knowing that there are so many “nation building” needs right here at home that compete for our attention and our dollars.
What is there to say? My first instinct has been the same as that of many others, both Republicans and Democrats: that President Obama’s plan to attack Syria has been more about proving our toughness than about achieving cogent goals. Assad is a brutal dictator, but a US attack on his forces would be an act of aggression against a nation that has neither attacked us nor threatened to attack us.
All for what? To defend a “rule of warfare” not to use chemical weapons. Yes, the President made a poignant case on national television and radio Wednesday night about the horrors of poison gas. But to my mind he didn’t manage to make a sensible case for how this is qualitatively worse than the horrors of conventional warfare that has killed over 100 times as many Syrians. And to my mind he didn’t make a convincing case as to how adding American attacks to the mix would increase the likelihood of peace or even how it would decrease the likelihood of Assad using chemical weapons if in fact we’re NOT looking to oust Assad altogether and we’re not attempting to destroy the chemical weapons themselves – for we know that any such attempt would simply release them into the air and cause the very harms we’re trying to prevent.
I’m very thankful that there is now a reasonable possibility that the current impasse over chemical weapons and red lines will be resolved without sending American bombs into the midst of the Syrian Civil War. The Russians have given us a diplomatic way out. I’m sure that President Putin’s motives include a general desire to increase Russian influence in the World in general and the Middle East in particular. But, however Machiavellian his motives may be, my gut sense is that --- yes – he, with his Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov are very much serving the cause of peace.
And I give a lot of credit to both President Obama and Secretary of State Kerry for switching course to give the diplomatic effort the best possible shot at success.
Of course, a number of pundits have suggested that this course change suits President Obama just fine. The resolution of support he was seeking in Congress was poised to fail, and there is that suspicion all around that he was backed into a corner by his own red lines.
Whatever the motivations, and whether all this was planned or serendipitous -- Let us hope and pray for the success of these diplomatic efforts.
And further, let us hope and pray for the welfare of all of the innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.
Meanwhile, there are various organizations working to assist Syrian refugees. Many of us just a few months ago attended a fundraising dinner organized by the Islamic Center of the Twin Ports and the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Duluth for Syrian refugee relief.
Better than bombs, we can still contribute to such organizations as: CARE, Unicef, Doctors Without Borders or other groups that are trying to address what the World Health Organization has called the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today. I hope you will consider doing so as I have personally done earlier this week.
Just remember that even if Syria signs on to the international convention of chemical weapons, and even if those weapons are put under international control and destroyed --- that doesn’t mean that the Syrian crisis will have been resolved. Far from it.
Psalm 34, one of the biblical passages that we often include in our Shabbat morning service charges us:בַּקֵּשׁ שָׁלוֹם וְרָדְפֵהוּ. – Seek peace and chase after it. May those who are pursuing peace be crowned with success in their efforts.
And, in the meantime, amidst all the work that needs to be done in our own city, our own state, and our own country, may we nevertheless not stand idly by as the crisis that engulfs Syria continues to unfold.
Gmar chatimah tovah v’tzom kal/ I wish you all a good sealing in the Book of Life, and an easy fast.

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there’s a trick question that rabbis and religious school teachers sometimes like to ask in order to stump their congregants and their students. but i bet there are plenty of you who will get the right answer even though it is sort of tricky. ready?
yes, some of you got it – the answer is shabbat.
of course, yom kippur is very important too. and, our little quiz notwithstanding, we all know very well that yom kippur --– and especially the kol nidre service that inaugurates it --- is when many synagogues will have their biggest attendance.
what is it that draws us here on this night of all nights?
my sense is that what draws us to shul for yom kippur is that this is the day each year when, as a jewish community, we most powerfully confront our sense of mortality.
indeed, the language of the ritual confession or “vidui” that is recited at the bedside of a person who is near death is similar to the language of the vidui prayer of the minchah (afternoon service) for erev yom kippur, which i personally recited just a few hours ago.
and the white kittel that i’m wearing to lead services is intended to remind us of a burial shroud.
kol nidre night may pull us into shul because it reminds us that we have a limited time on this earth. we can never know with absolute certainty what tomorrow will bring.
so it is today/hayom that we must rededicate ourselves to being better partners with god in the healing and repair of our world; and in the healing and repair of ourselves.
in hebrew the same word “avodah” means both “worship” and “service.” the two are inextricably linked. our worship – in prayer and song and public reading of scripture – should lead us to service. that is the message of this awesome day.
i’m hoping we will pay particular attention this year to a verse from the yom kippur afternoon torah portion, leviticus 19:16 to be precise: there we learn -- “lo ta’amod al dam reyekha”/ “do not stand idly by your neighbor’s blood.” (lev. 19:16).
the talmud explains that the commandment “do not stand idly by your neighbor’s blood” means that we must not stand and watch a person die when we can do something to save them.
this is a lesson that too few people understood as the shoah unfolded in the 1930’s and 40’s. this is a lesson that too few people understood as genocide took place in rwanda in the 1990’s. and nine years ago on kol nidre night i was speaking to the congregation in my former congregation in plattsburgh, ny about not standing idly by while the people of darfur in western sudan were being massacred by the central government of their own country.
growing up, and inculcated with the values i absorbed in my own jewish upbringing, i accepted the notion that the shoah was totally unique in world history. i no longer agree with that idea. genocide is genocide, and it makes no difference that in the particular case of the jewish people during the nazi era it was the work of white europeans….
i feel i need to mention this because a congregant who i respect very much challenged me a couple of weeks ago when i first mentioned from the bima that i was opposed to president obama’s plan to bomb syria. one of the offhand comments i had made at the time was that this was a syrian civil war, and that assad was not attacking or threatening to attack the united states (or israel for that matter).
but then he said to me: well, if the syrians who were being gassed were jews would that be different? my instinctive, even reflexive, response to him at that moment was that, yes, that would be different because we, as jews, have a special responsibility to other jews. so, in that sense, it would be as if we ourselves were, in fact, being attacked so that this would no longer be just a syrian internal civil conflict. he then responded that our responsibility really should be to all of humanity.
okay, so let me clarify the reflexive answer i gave to him two weeks ago. and that congregant – he told me i could identify him – was none other than our temple president tom griggs --- who i do indeed respect very much.
so i want to state, “for the record” that yes, i do believe that “lo ta’amod al dam reyekha” / “do not stand idly by the blood of your neighbor” does apply to all of our neighbors on this planet of ours, and that includes the innocent dead of syria.
“[…] congressional delegations, special envoys and humanitarian agencies send back or bring back horror-filled reports from the scene. a million human beings, young and old, have been uprooted, deported. scores of women are being raped every day, children are dying of disease hunger and violence.
“how can a citizen of a free country not pay attention? how can anyone, anywhere not feel outraged? how can a person, whether religious or secular, not be moved by compassion? and above all, how can anyone who remembers remain silent?
“as a jew who does not compare any event to the holocaust, i feel concerned and challenged by the sudanese tragedy. we must be involved. how can we reproach the indifference of non-jews to jewish suffering if we remain indifferent to another people's plight?
“it happened in cambodia, then in former yugoslavia, and in rwanda, now in sudan. asia, europe, africa: three continents have become prisons, killing fields and cemeteries for countless innocent, defenseless populations. will the plague be allowed to spread?
"lo taamod al dam réakha" is a biblical commandment. "thou shall not stand idly by the shedding of the blood of thy fellow man." the word is not "akhikha," thy jewish brother, but "réakha," thy fellow human being, be he or she jewish or not. all are entitled to live with dignity and hope. all are entitled to live without fear and pain.
“not to assist sudan's victims today would for me be unworthy of what i have learned from my teachers, my ancestors and my friends, namely that god alone is alone: his creatures must not be.
“what pains and hurts me most now is the simultaneity of events. while we sit here and discuss how to behave morally, both individually and collectively, over there, in darfur and elsewhere in sudan, human beings kill and die.
“should the sudanese victims feel abandoned and neglected, it would be our fault - and perhaps our guilt.
“that's why we must intervene.
the bloodshed has been going on in syria for two years already --- or decades – if you want to think of the larger picture of the violent repressive nature of the state led now by bashar assad and formerly by his father hafez assad.
but even if we limit ourselves to the current civil conflict there, we are faced with the fact that atrocities are being committed on both sides, and great moral ambiguity exists regarding the pros and cons of any particular solutions to the conflict. what we do know is that over 100,000 syrians have died in the last two years of fighting, and that millions of syrians have fled the country as refugees.
and the question remains: what is to be done?
but on this yom kippur 5774, i’m sensing other ways in which today feels like yom ke-purim/ a day like purim. in megillat esther there are dizzying twists and turns of plot---- so too this high holiday season. we’ve gone from the brink of attacking syria to a new attempt at diplomacy in ways we would not have anticipated less than a week ago. and, depending on your interpretation of recent events, president obama and secretary of state kerry have been as inept as king achashverosh or as astute as mordechai in their handling of the situation.
but that’s the subject of another sermon….
in any event, all the purimesque plot twists of the past couple of weeks have been particularly challenging for rabbis like me who have been trying to write our high holiday sermons.
my first reaction when president obama started pushing the idea of attacking syria was impatience with him for getting tripped up in a “red line” of his own making. but then again, i too find myself tripped up by my own self-imposed “red line” of wanting to do a current-events oriented talk from the bima tonight.
in truth, i often feel that way when trying to make connections between jewish teachings, liturgy and scripture and political issues of the day. from my perspective, judaism is multi-voiced and the jewish people are politically diverse. and my general sense is that any of you can read the new york times or listen to npr just as well as i can. and this week in particular, i’ve been dealing with data overload – tmi – too much information --- as i’ve been seizing onto every new blog post, news report and op-ed essay to try to help me understand what’s going on in syria and what should be done about it. it has gotten to the point where i have so many news articles and listserve posts from colleagues weighing in on syria that all these resources have just blurred together and have pretty much become useless to me. so, i’ll just have to try to give you an impressionistic account of my thinking on the subject and see if i can try to couch it in some jewish teaching appropriate for the holiday.
viscerally, i’m reminded of the events of 9-11 and their aftermath. we marked the anniversary of that awful day just yesterday. back then i found myself glued to media reports of the ongoing rush of new developments in the same way that i’ve been doing so in the last couple of weeks about the possibility of the us attacking syria.
the attacks on new york city and washington, dc and the plane crash in shanksville, pennsylvania that was headed to washington --- took place 12 years ago, but we still, as a nation, carry within ourselves the trauma of that day. if we are reluctant to confront assad militarily over his use of chemical weapons, the reluctance comes in part from our knowing that assad’s opponents include significant numbers of extremists allied to the terrorist group that targeted us on 9-11.
and our reluctance comes from remembering the costly and destabilizing legacy of the iraq war that president george w. bush instigated in large part by using the events of 9-11 as a phony pretext.
and our reluctance comes from remembering how that war was sold to us as a limited action and so we don’t trust the current administration when it says it too wants authorization only for a limited action.
and we’re confused about what this supposedly limited action is supposed to entail --- more than a pinprick but less than a regime change --- with no real sense of what that actually would entail.
and how can it not turn out to be a slippery slope to being fully mired in a civil war that is not our own?
and our reluctance comes from knowing that there are so many “nation building” needs right here at home that compete for our attention and our dollars.
what is there to say? my first instinct has been the same as that of many others, both republicans and democrats: that president obama’s plan to attack syria has been more about proving our toughness than about achieving cogent goals. assad is a brutal dictator, but a us attack on his forces would be an act of aggression against a nation that has neither attacked us nor threatened to attack us.
all for what? to defend a “rule of warfare” not to use chemical weapons. yes, the president made a poignant case on national television and radio wednesday night about the horrors of poison gas. but to my mind he didn’t manage to make a sensible case for how this is qualitatively worse than the horrors of conventional warfare that has killed over 100 times as many syrians. and to my mind he didn’t make a convincing case as to how adding american attacks to the mix would increase the likelihood of peace or even how it would decrease the likelihood of assad using chemical weapons if in fact we’re not looking to oust assad altogether and we’re not attempting to destroy the chemical weapons themselves – for we know that any such attempt would simply release them into the air and cause the very harms we’re trying to prevent.
i’m very thankful that there is now a reasonable possibility that the current impasse over chemical weapons and red lines will be resolved without sending american bombs into the midst of the syrian civil war. the russians have given us a diplomatic way out. i’m sure that president putin’s motives include a general desire to increase russian influence in the world in general and the middle east in particular. but, however machiavellian his motives may be, my gut sense is that --- yes – he, with his foreign minister sergey lavrov are very much serving the cause of peace.
and i give a lot of credit to both president obama and secretary of state kerry for switching course to give the diplomatic effort the best possible shot at success.
of course, a number of pundits have suggested that this course change suits president obama just fine. the resolution of support he was seeking in congress was poised to fail, and there is that suspicion all around that he was backed into a corner by his own red lines.
whatever the motivations, and whether all this was planned or serendipitous -- let us hope and pray for the success of these diplomatic efforts.
and further, let us hope and pray for the welfare of all of the innocent civilians caught in the crossfire.
meanwhile, there are various organizations working to assist syrian refugees. many of us just a few months ago attended a fundraising dinner organized by the islamic center of the twin ports and the unitarian universalist congregation of duluth for syrian refugee relief.
better than bombs, we can still contribute to such organizations as: care, unicef, doctors without borders or other groups that are trying to address what the world health organization has called the worst humanitarian crisis in the world today. i hope you will consider doing so as i have personally done earlier this week.
just remember that even if syria signs on to the international convention of chemical weapons, and even if those weapons are put under international control and destroyed --- that doesn’t mean that the syrian crisis will have been resolved. far from it.
psalm 34, one of the biblical passages that we often include in our shabbat morning service charges us:בַּקֵּשׁ שָׁלוֹם וְרָדְפֵהוּ. – seek peace and chase after it. may those who are pursuing peace be crowned with success in their efforts.
and, in the meantime, amidst all the work that needs to be done in our own city, our own state, and our own country, may we nevertheless not stand idly by as the crisis that engulfs syria continues to unfold.
gmar chatimah tovah v’tzom kal/ i wish you all a good sealing in the book of life, and an easy fast.


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An indulgent and radiance-boosting experience for face and body. This unique treatment begins with a wonderful foot ritual to relieve those tired feet followed by a full-body exfoliation to boost circulation and smooth the skin. A unique warm-water massage is then followed by an ESPA Radiance Facial, restoring the skin's natural luminosity as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. Finally, let the body surrender to a personalised aromatic body massage, easing away any remaining stress and tension. Follow with a leisurely lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. The afternoon consists of either a Jessica Deluxe Manicure or Deluxe Pedicure. To conclude the day, you will be placed in the hands of one of our experienced hairstylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish.
A skin-smoothing body treatment to leave skin beautifully soft and radiant. This unique, relaxing full-body exfoliation therapy starts with a relaxing foot ritual and uses ESPA Body-smoothing Shower Gel to boost the circulation and smooth the skin. A warm-water massage follows before an ESPA Radiance Facial restores the skin's natural glow, as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. To complete this experience, the full-body Balinese Massage is performed using long strokes and stretches to ease tired muscles, leaving them feeling warm and energised.
Begin by experiencing an hour in our unique floatation tank, equivalent to eight hours sleep and a perfect remedy for all-over body relaxation and recuperation. Follow this with either the Luxury Holistic ESPA treatment or the ESPA Skin-smoothing Vichy Experience.
Enjoy the ESPA Luxury Holistic Back, Face and Scalp treatment; consisting of a luxurious back body brush, exfoliation and back massage to stimulate and ease those tired, tense muscles. Then indulge in an ESPA Prescriptive Facial, designed by your experienced therapist to suit your skin type and any special concerns. A relaxing scalp massage will follow, bringing harmony to the mind and body.
Alternatively, enjoy our ESPA Skin-smoothing Vichy treatment in our Vichy shower room. This unique relaxing full-body exfoliation therapy starts with a relaxing foot ritual and uses ESPA Body-smoothing Shower Gel to boost the circulation and smooth the skin. A warm-water massage follows before an ESPA Radiance Facial restores the skin's natural glow, as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. To complete this experience an application of moisturiser leaves the skin instantly glowing.
To finish, enjoy a leisurely lunch either on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge.
This wonderful two-hour ESPA Luxury Holistic Full-Body, Face and Scalp treatment commences with a sensory journey & your personal therapist will discuss your individual needs and identify the appropriate essential oil blend to suit you. Your journey continues with a full-body brush, exfoliation and massage to stimulate and ease those tired muscles. This is followed by an ESPA Prescriptive Facial which is tailored to treat the individual needs of your skin, with a relaxing scalp massage to finish, bringing harmony to the mind and body. Relax with lunch either on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. The day continues with a Jessica Deluxe Manicure and Deluxe Pedicure. To complete your journey you will be placed in the hands of one of our experienced hair-stylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish, ensuring that you feel completely pampered from head to toe and ready to face the world again.
This is a luxury treatment for two to enjoy together. Relax, revitalise and feel renewed with our Total Harmony Signature Treatment. Your treatment journey will begin with an indulgent foot ritual, while gentle body brushing and exfoliation prepares the body for a warming application of mineral-rich marine mud to nourish the skin. Tired muscles are then eased and energised with a warming Balinese massage using long strokes and stretches. Finally, the hands and feet receive a nourishing treatment while a radiance-boosting facial leaves you glowing from head to toe, feeling ready to face the world once more. Follow this with a leisurely lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge, while enjoying a bottle of Champagne.
Begin your journey with an hour of complete relaxation in our floatation tank to relieve those unwanted aches and pains. Follow this with our specialist hydrotherm massage, perfect for mums to-be. Lying totally supported on warm-water pillows, the body is relaxed by heat as each muscle is massaged. Lunch follows on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. The afternoon consists of the blissful ESPA Mums-To-Be treatment. This deeply nurturing treatment, perfect for this precious chapter in your life, starts with a wonderful relaxing foot ritual followed by a soothing ESPA facial, which is tailored to the changing needs of your skin, helping to reawaken your skin's true radiance. The hands and feet are exfoliated, massaged and treated to a nourishing mask, leaving you feeling fully pampered from head to toe.
Finally, finish your day in the hands of one of our experienced hairstylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish.
This treatment is for those who want a complete detox. The Algae Wrap stimulates, detoxifies, firms and tones, eliminating toxins while also hydrating the skin and helping cellulite, fluid retention and bloating. For long-lasting results a course is recommended but this on its own can be a good kick-start and make you feel refreshed and renewed. Follow this with another blissful hour enjoying a detoxifying full-body massage which will not only stimulate your circulation but also ease those tired, tense muscles. The detox aromatherapy oil used throughout this treatment is an invigorating, tangy blend of essential oils which help to combat the effect of toxins that can build up as a result of an unbalanced diet and a demanding and irregular lifestyle. Afterwards, the body is purified and left feeling uplifted and invigorated.
This deluxe treatment, for those who want to completely unwind, incorporates our Luxury Holistic Back, Face and Scalp treatment. Your personal therapist will discuss your individual needs and identify the appropriate essential oil blend to suit you. This luxurious treatment will then begin with a back body brush, exfoliation and massage to stimulate and ease those tired muscles. To follow is an ESPA Prescriptive Facial, designed by your experienced therapist to suit your skin type or concerns. A relaxing scalp massage completes this treatment, bringing harmony to the mind and body. Follow this with lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. The afternoon will commence with your choice of either a Jessica Deluxe Manicure or Deluxe Pedicure. A luxurious wash and finish, by one of our experienced hairstylists, concludes the day.

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enjoy an hour of tranquillity in our floatation tank then indulge in a luxury two-hour espa nourishing body experience in our vichy shower. this nurturing experience helps to comfort mind and body and soothe the skin. to help relax the body, this treatment begins with a wonderful foot ritual followed by gentle body brushing and exfoliation to prepare the skin before the body is cocooned in mineral-rich muds and warm linens, helping to calm, soothe and nourish the skin. a stress-releasing scalp massage eases away any tension before an indulgent body massage is tailored to your individual needs. relax with lunch on either our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the afternoon will consist of an espa prescriptive facial specifically tailored by your experienced therapist to suit your skin's needs. complete your day with a jessica deluxe manicure, followed by a luxurious wash and finish with one of our experienced hairstylists, leaving you ready to reconnect with the world.
enjoy this all-over total harmony body treatment and feel relaxed, revitalised and renewed. this luxurious treatment begins with an indulgent foot ritual. then gentle body brushing and exfoliation prepares the body for a warm application of mineral-rich marine mud to nourish the skin. tired muscles are then eased and energised with a warming balinese massage using long strokes and stretches. finally, the hands and feet receive a nourishing treatment while a radiance-boosting facial leaves you glowing from head to toe. relax with lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. in the afternoon, let your hands and feet be truly pampered with our jessica deluxe manicure and deluxe pedicure treatments. to complete your day, you will be placed in the hands of one of our experienced hairstylists to enjoy a luxurious wash and finish, leaving you feeling ready to reconnect with the world once more.
begin your journey with an espa vichy full-body scrub. this wonderfully relaxing and invigorating water treatment, involving seven powerful jets continuously spraying warm-water onto your body, kick-starts both your lymphatic and circulatory systems. the full-body exfoliation prepares the skin before the body is cocooned in mineral-rich muds, helping to calm, soothe and nourish the skin. lunch follows on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the afternoon will flow with a full-body massage using aromatherapy oils to meet your physical and emotional needs on the day; creating relaxation and balance within and without, helping you to reconnect with the world. indulge then in the espa lift and firm facial. this advanced facial uses super active products to improve skin tonicity and firmness and enhance cellular regeneration. using tri-active ingredients combined with specialised facial massage lifting techniques to help combat the signs of ageing, stimulate collagen production and deliver intensive results, the benefits of which can be seen immediately.
an indulgent and radiance-boosting experience for face and body. this unique treatment begins with a wonderful foot ritual to relieve those tired feet followed by a full-body exfoliation to boost circulation and smooth the skin. a unique warm-water massage is then followed by an espa radiance facial, restoring the skin's natural luminosity as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. finally, let the body surrender to a personalised aromatic body massage, easing away any remaining stress and tension. follow with a leisurely lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the afternoon consists of either a jessica deluxe manicure or deluxe pedicure. to conclude the day, you will be placed in the hands of one of our experienced hairstylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish.
a skin-smoothing body treatment to leave skin beautifully soft and radiant. this unique, relaxing full-body exfoliation therapy starts with a relaxing foot ritual and uses espa body-smoothing shower gel to boost the circulation and smooth the skin. a warm-water massage follows before an espa radiance facial restores the skin's natural glow, as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. to complete this experience, the full-body balinese massage is performed using long strokes and stretches to ease tired muscles, leaving them feeling warm and energised.
begin by experiencing an hour in our unique floatation tank, equivalent to eight hours sleep and a perfect remedy for all-over body relaxation and recuperation. follow this with either the luxury holistic espa treatment or the espa skin-smoothing vichy experience.
enjoy the espa luxury holistic back, face and scalp treatment; consisting of a luxurious back body brush, exfoliation and back massage to stimulate and ease those tired, tense muscles. then indulge in an espa prescriptive facial, designed by your experienced therapist to suit your skin type and any special concerns. a relaxing scalp massage will follow, bringing harmony to the mind and body.
alternatively, enjoy our espa skin-smoothing vichy treatment in our vichy shower room. this unique relaxing full-body exfoliation therapy starts with a relaxing foot ritual and uses espa body-smoothing shower gel to boost the circulation and smooth the skin. a warm-water massage follows before an espa radiance facial restores the skin's natural glow, as the mind is relaxed with a therapeutic scalp massage. to complete this experience an application of moisturiser leaves the skin instantly glowing.
to finish, enjoy a leisurely lunch either on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge.
this wonderful two-hour espa luxury holistic full-body, face and scalp treatment commences with a sensory journey & your personal therapist will discuss your individual needs and identify the appropriate essential oil blend to suit you. your journey continues with a full-body brush, exfoliation and massage to stimulate and ease those tired muscles. this is followed by an espa prescriptive facial which is tailored to treat the individual needs of your skin, with a relaxing scalp massage to finish, bringing harmony to the mind and body. relax with lunch either on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the day continues with a jessica deluxe manicure and deluxe pedicure. to complete your journey you will be placed in the hands of one of our experienced hair-stylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish, ensuring that you feel completely pampered from head to toe and ready to face the world again.
this is a luxury treatment for two to enjoy together. relax, revitalise and feel renewed with our total harmony signature treatment. your treatment journey will begin with an indulgent foot ritual, while gentle body brushing and exfoliation prepares the body for a warming application of mineral-rich marine mud to nourish the skin. tired muscles are then eased and energised with a warming balinese massage using long strokes and stretches. finally, the hands and feet receive a nourishing treatment while a radiance-boosting facial leaves you glowing from head to toe, feeling ready to face the world once more. follow this with a leisurely lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge, while enjoying a bottle of champagne.
begin your journey with an hour of complete relaxation in our floatation tank to relieve those unwanted aches and pains. follow this with our specialist hydrotherm massage, perfect for mums to-be. lying totally supported on warm-water pillows, the body is relaxed by heat as each muscle is massaged. lunch follows on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the afternoon consists of the blissful espa mums-to-be treatment. this deeply nurturing treatment, perfect for this precious chapter in your life, starts with a wonderful relaxing foot ritual followed by a soothing espa facial, which is tailored to the changing needs of your skin, helping to reawaken your skin's true radiance. the hands and feet are exfoliated, massaged and treated to a nourishing mask, leaving you feeling fully pampered from head to toe.
finally, finish your day in the hands of one of our experienced hairstylists and enjoy a luxurious wash and finish.
this treatment is for those who want a complete detox. the algae wrap stimulates, detoxifies, firms and tones, eliminating toxins while also hydrating the skin and helping cellulite, fluid retention and bloating. for long-lasting results a course is recommended but this on its own can be a good kick-start and make you feel refreshed and renewed. follow this with another blissful hour enjoying a detoxifying full-body massage which will not only stimulate your circulation but also ease those tired, tense muscles. the detox aromatherapy oil used throughout this treatment is an invigorating, tangy blend of essential oils which help to combat the effect of toxins that can build up as a result of an unbalanced diet and a demanding and irregular lifestyle. afterwards, the body is purified and left feeling uplifted and invigorated.
this deluxe treatment, for those who want to completely unwind, incorporates our luxury holistic back, face and scalp treatment. your personal therapist will discuss your individual needs and identify the appropriate essential oil blend to suit you. this luxurious treatment will then begin with a back body brush, exfoliation and massage to stimulate and ease those tired muscles. to follow is an espa prescriptive facial, designed by your experienced therapist to suit your skin type or concerns. a relaxing scalp massage completes this treatment, bringing harmony to the mind and body. follow this with lunch on our roof terrace or in our relaxation lounge. the afternoon will commence with your choice of either a jessica deluxe manicure or deluxe pedicure. a luxurious wash and finish, by one of our experienced hairstylists, concludes the day.


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Charity Navigator has awarded IIE its highest rating of four stars from 2009 to 2017, indicating that IIE exceeds industry standards and outperforms most other public charities in terms of efficiency, capacity and financial health. Only 1% of charities rated have received at least nine consecutive 4-star evaluations.
GuideStar accredits IIE as a valued partner in the GuideStar Exchange Partners in Trust program, demonstrating our commitment to transparency and accountability.
Crain's New York Business ranks IIE number 6 on its list of the 25 largest nonprofits in the New York area for 2017.
The Chronicle of Philanthropy has recognized IIE in its annual list of "The Philanthropy 400" for 25 years in a row.

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charity navigator has awarded iie its highest rating of four stars from 2009 to 2017, indicating that iie exceeds industry standards and outperforms most other public charities in terms of efficiency, capacity and financial health. only 1% of charities rated have received at least nine consecutive 4-star evaluations.
guidestar accredits iie as a valued partner in the guidestar exchange partners in trust program, demonstrating our commitment to transparency and accountability.
crain's new york business ranks iie number 6 on its list of the 25 largest nonprofits in the new york area for 2017.
the chronicle of philanthropy has recognized iie in its annual list of "the philanthropy 400" for 25 years in a row.


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Red Maple Rd / High Tech Rd – Bus station in Richmond Hill, ON – Canada, Richmond Hill, Ontario. Read verified and trustworthy customer reviews for Red Maple Rd / High Tech Rd or write your own review.
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This paper describes a measurement-circuit design approach based on switched-capacitor filters, and an analog vibroacoustic signal-matching-and-conversion device. We also develop an adaptive control algorithm for measurement-circuit parameters, and find that analog matching devices can be used advantageously for and monitoring and diagnostics of process status in industrial equipment.
MAXIM Corporation, MAX262 Microprocessor Programmable Universal Active Filters, https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/analog/analog-filters/MAX262.html, acc. May 29, 2018.
Texas Instruments, Programmable Gain Instrumentation Amplifier, www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/pga204.pdf, acc. May 29, 2018.

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this paper describes a measurement-circuit design approach based on switched-capacitor filters, and an analog vibroacoustic signal-matching-and-conversion device. we also develop an adaptive control algorithm for measurement-circuit parameters, and find that analog matching devices can be used advantageously for and monitoring and diagnostics of process status in industrial equipment.
maxim corporation, max262 microprocessor programmable universal active filters, https://www.maximintegrated.com/en/products/analog/analog-filters/max262.html, acc. may 29, 2018.
texas instruments, programmable gain instrumentation amplifier, www.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/pga204.pdf, acc. may 29, 2018.


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Let's be honest, Search Engine Optimisation or SEO is not be a glamorous subject. Estate Agents are constantly reminded by web design and SEO companies that their SEO is bad because of one thing or another so it is understandable why so many Estate Agents switch off.
Resource Techniques, a specialist in estate agent website design and SEO, commend any estate agents are still reading. Taking that step towards understanding SEO may be boring, but will give estate agents an insight into a dimension of their web site that many estate agents overlook.
To learn about SEO please read the basics of SEO for estate agents.
The term the Long Tail has been studied by statisticians for decades but the long tail of SEO was first coined by Chris Anderson in a Wired magazine article in 2004.
The concept states that the total demand for less popular items exceeds the total of the popular items. Therefore the Long tail of SEO means that the total amount of less popular search terms for your website will generate more traffic than all of the most popular terms added together.
According to Eric Enge from Search Engine land, 70% of your search engine traffic comes from the long tail of search terms.
'Resource Techniques is a specialist estate agent web design company that ensures that the design of our websites maximise the potential traffic for estate agents.' - Troy Stanley.

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let's be honest, search engine optimisation or seo is not be a glamorous subject. estate agents are constantly reminded by web design and seo companies that their seo is bad because of one thing or another so it is understandable why so many estate agents switch off.
resource techniques, a specialist in estate agent website design and seo, commend any estate agents are still reading. taking that step towards understanding seo may be boring, but will give estate agents an insight into a dimension of their web site that many estate agents overlook.
to learn about seo please read the basics of seo for estate agents.
the term the long tail has been studied by statisticians for decades but the long tail of seo was first coined by chris anderson in a wired magazine article in 2004.
the concept states that the total demand for less popular items exceeds the total of the popular items. therefore the long tail of seo means that the total amount of less popular search terms for your website will generate more traffic than all of the most popular terms added together.
according to eric enge from search engine land, 70% of your search engine traffic comes from the long tail of search terms.
'resource techniques is a specialist estate agent web design company that ensures that the design of our websites maximise the potential traffic for estate agents.' - troy stanley.


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Get more out of your favorite albums when you play them on this Jensen JTA-475 3-Speed Turntable. The turntable offers efficient speakers and a bonus CD player to add to the fun and your nostalgia.
Prepare for all of your holiday visitors when you order this Ultra Airbed. This queen sized bed will make guests feel like they're sleeping on a real mattress, which will help bring joy to everyone.
Give your pet a little more practice with potty training with this Paws & Pals Gras Pet Potty Trainer. This trainer is designed to look like grass, so your puppy will realize will learn to go outside.
My daughter is such an interesting person. Ever since she was a little girl, she has been intrigued with unusual hobbies. Most kids like hamsters or cats as pets. She wanted beetles; we got her a couple and they lived in a box in some kind of sawdust and ate apple cores. I thought they were gross, but she loved them and took care of them. Then she wanted a pogo stick when most kids were asking for bicycles and scooters. We bought her one for her 9th birthday and she hopped on that thing for almost two years. The neighbor kids were intrigued and learned to pogo too. So this birthday, her 12th, you'd think she'd want make-up or nail polish. Nope. She's asked for a digital metal detector. She wants to scour the sand at the beach for metal items. Personally, I don't think it's a get-rich-quick scheme because it seems like a lot of hot, hard work.
What our sweet girl wants, she gets. She's appreciative and, truly, what other 12 year-old asks for metal detector? Nonetheless, we scoured a few sites and those detectors are actually pretty expensive. I finally found a good deal on HeartlandAmerica.com. I liked the site because it gave us a ton of details, photos, and also reviews of the product. I'm glad we found this because Heartland has so many other cool items I didn't even know I wanted! In fact, I was almost overwhelmed because they may carry too many products.

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get more out of your favorite albums when you play them on this jensen jta-475 3-speed turntable. the turntable offers efficient speakers and a bonus cd player to add to the fun and your nostalgia.
prepare for all of your holiday visitors when you order this ultra airbed. this queen sized bed will make guests feel like they're sleeping on a real mattress, which will help bring joy to everyone.
give your pet a little more practice with potty training with this paws & pals gras pet potty trainer. this trainer is designed to look like grass, so your puppy will realize will learn to go outside.
my daughter is such an interesting person. ever since she was a little girl, she has been intrigued with unusual hobbies. most kids like hamsters or cats as pets. she wanted beetles; we got her a couple and they lived in a box in some kind of sawdust and ate apple cores. i thought they were gross, but she loved them and took care of them. then she wanted a pogo stick when most kids were asking for bicycles and scooters. we bought her one for her 9th birthday and she hopped on that thing for almost two years. the neighbor kids were intrigued and learned to pogo too. so this birthday, her 12th, you'd think she'd want make-up or nail polish. nope. she's asked for a digital metal detector. she wants to scour the sand at the beach for metal items. personally, i don't think it's a get-rich-quick scheme because it seems like a lot of hot, hard work.
what our sweet girl wants, she gets. she's appreciative and, truly, what other 12 year-old asks for metal detector? nonetheless, we scoured a few sites and those detectors are actually pretty expensive. i finally found a good deal on heartlandamerica.com. i liked the site because it gave us a ton of details, photos, and also reviews of the product. i'm glad we found this because heartland has so many other cool items i didn't even know i wanted! in fact, i was almost overwhelmed because they may carry too many products.


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The Kansas City area has some really impressive architecture, parks, and landscaping. KC locals know how good we have it, but sometimes it’s difficult to convince people from outside the area that Kansas City landscaping is actually quite lovely.
In this blog post, we want to highlight just a few examples of great landscaping in Kansas City. We’d love to hear what your favorite spots are!
Not only does the Nelson have an impressive collection of art from around the world, it’s also home to one of Kansas City’s best lawns, with the unforgettable (and massive) shuttlecocks decorating the field.
Aside from the Nelson’s lawn, the landscape design near the museum is simple but attractive. Whenever we go to the museum we like to spend almost as much time outside as inside.
Joanna and Kris are slightly biased toward Unity Village; they met while they were both working there and have strong connections to the area. But aside from that, Unity Village–located near Lee’s Summit where Evolving Landscapes is based–has truly beautiful landscape design.
Rose bushes, fountains, forests, walking paths, and gardens cover the 1,400 acres of Unity Village. If you’ve never been there we would highly recommend taking a look around. It has truly astounding Mediterranean architecture and fountains. In our opinion it’s one of the most beautiful spots in the Kansas City area.
Okay, so we know the Plaza is a really big area (well, so is Unity Village), but we still really love the integration of architecture and landscaping.
Almost anyone who has spent time in Kansas City knows about the Plaza, or, as it’s officially called, the Country Club Plaza. Much like Unity Village, the Plaza is full of Spanish-style architecture and fountains that mimic Seville, in Spain.
Are you from Kansas City? Tell us what your favorite example of landscaping in Kansas City is, in the comments below!

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the kansas city area has some really impressive architecture, parks, and landscaping. kc locals know how good we have it, but sometimes it’s difficult to convince people from outside the area that kansas city landscaping is actually quite lovely.
in this blog post, we want to highlight just a few examples of great landscaping in kansas city. we’d love to hear what your favorite spots are!
not only does the nelson have an impressive collection of art from around the world, it’s also home to one of kansas city’s best lawns, with the unforgettable (and massive) shuttlecocks decorating the field.
aside from the nelson’s lawn, the landscape design near the museum is simple but attractive. whenever we go to the museum we like to spend almost as much time outside as inside.
joanna and kris are slightly biased toward unity village; they met while they were both working there and have strong connections to the area. but aside from that, unity village–located near lee’s summit where evolving landscapes is based–has truly beautiful landscape design.
rose bushes, fountains, forests, walking paths, and gardens cover the 1,400 acres of unity village. if you’ve never been there we would highly recommend taking a look around. it has truly astounding mediterranean architecture and fountains. in our opinion it’s one of the most beautiful spots in the kansas city area.
okay, so we know the plaza is a really big area (well, so is unity village), but we still really love the integration of architecture and landscaping.
almost anyone who has spent time in kansas city knows about the plaza, or, as it’s officially called, the country club plaza. much like unity village, the plaza is full of spanish-style architecture and fountains that mimic seville, in spain.
are you from kansas city? tell us what your favorite example of landscaping in kansas city is, in the comments below!


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At Machu Picchu, be part of up With all the travellers as part of your group who hiked the common Inca Trail. If skies are very clear, get pleasure from a spectacular views more than The traditional metropolis from your Sunlight Gate, right before going on a guided stroll round the ruins.
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at machu picchu, be part of up with all the travellers as part of your group who hiked the common inca trail. if skies are very clear, get pleasure from a spectacular views more than the traditional metropolis from your sunlight gate, right before going on a guided stroll round the ruins.
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Dunbar Builders, Inc. is an award-winning custom home building company serving the Greater Columbia, SC area since 1994. We are a family-oriented company as seen by our team. The Dunbar team builds in many fine communities in the Columbia area including the nationally-recognized Saluda River Club and on client-owned lots. Home prices start in the $400s.
In 2011, Dunbar Builders was selected for membership in the exclusive Southern Living Custom Builder Program. In 2013, Dunbar Builders was named the People’s Choice Award Winner for Best Home and Best Interior in the Parade of Homes presented by the Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia.
A graduate of Indiana University School of Business, Pat Dunbar founded Dunbar Builders, Inc. after serving in the Air Force and working for several years in banking and finance. Pat presently serves on the Lexington County Planning Commission, and previously spent 16 years on the Richland County Planning Commission. Pat is an active member of the Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia, serving as the association’s president in 2002. He has also been involved with Rotary International, the United Way of the Midlands, the American Cancer Society and the March of Dimes. Pat has been married for over 40 years and has two sons and four grandchildren.
Patrick Dunbar joined Dunbar Builders in 1999 after graduating from the College of Charleston in Charleston, SC with a B.S. in Business. Patrick is actively involved in the Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia, and has served on the association’s board of directors. He is a member of the Green Building Council of Greater Columbia and is working toward his designation as a Certified Master Builder in South Carolina. Patrick is married and has two beautiful daughters. He enjoys the outdoors and is active in his church.
Todd Lewis is a graduate of Lexington High School in Lexington, South Carolina, where he grew up and currently lives. He majored in Business at the University of South Carolina. Todd has vast home-building product knowledge that stems from 28 years in the building materials industry. After working closely with Dunbar Builders for 20 years, Todd joined the Dunbar team in 2012. He is an active member of the Home Builders Association of Greater Columbia and has over 30 years of experience in the residential construction business. Todd is an avid golfer and hunter, and he and his wife have been married for 26 years and have two children. His son, Michael Lewis, also works with Dunbar Builders.

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dunbar builders, inc. is an award-winning custom home building company serving the greater columbia, sc area since 1994. we are a family-oriented company as seen by our team. the dunbar team builds in many fine communities in the columbia area including the nationally-recognized saluda river club and on client-owned lots. home prices start in the $400s.
in 2011, dunbar builders was selected for membership in the exclusive southern living custom builder program. in 2013, dunbar builders was named the people’s choice award winner for best home and best interior in the parade of homes presented by the home builders association of greater columbia.
a graduate of indiana university school of business, pat dunbar founded dunbar builders, inc. after serving in the air force and working for several years in banking and finance. pat presently serves on the lexington county planning commission, and previously spent 16 years on the richland county planning commission. pat is an active member of the home builders association of greater columbia, serving as the association’s president in 2002. he has also been involved with rotary international, the united way of the midlands, the american cancer society and the march of dimes. pat has been married for over 40 years and has two sons and four grandchildren.
patrick dunbar joined dunbar builders in 1999 after graduating from the college of charleston in charleston, sc with a b.s. in business. patrick is actively involved in the home builders association of greater columbia, and has served on the association’s board of directors. he is a member of the green building council of greater columbia and is working toward his designation as a certified master builder in south carolina. patrick is married and has two beautiful daughters. he enjoys the outdoors and is active in his church.
todd lewis is a graduate of lexington high school in lexington, south carolina, where he grew up and currently lives. he majored in business at the university of south carolina. todd has vast home-building product knowledge that stems from 28 years in the building materials industry. after working closely with dunbar builders for 20 years, todd joined the dunbar team in 2012. he is an active member of the home builders association of greater columbia and has over 30 years of experience in the residential construction business. todd is an avid golfer and hunter, and he and his wife have been married for 26 years and have two children. his son, michael lewis, also works with dunbar builders.


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The Energy and Environment Committee focuses on issues relating to energy, land use, environmental and natural resources. The committee discusses ways to help shape regulatory proposals from regional agencies, commissions and organizations. This committee also reviews all energy and environment legislation for the legislative and regulatory committee, and meets via teleconference once a month.
View the most recent Energy and Environment Bill Matrix.
View the 2018 meeting schedule.
Are you a member? Click here to view members only materials like white papers, model ordinances, and facts sheets that have been produced by the Energy and Environment Committee.

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the energy and environment committee focuses on issues relating to energy, land use, environmental and natural resources. the committee discusses ways to help shape regulatory proposals from regional agencies, commissions and organizations. this committee also reviews all energy and environment legislation for the legislative and regulatory committee, and meets via teleconference once a month.
view the most recent energy and environment bill matrix.
view the 2018 meeting schedule.
are you a member? click here to view members only materials like white papers, model ordinances, and facts sheets that have been produced by the energy and environment committee.


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back end processing in addition to front end ui experience is required.
experience in working with complex queries against databases/tables with large number of records.
· bachelor’s degree in computer science with additional coursework in management, information processing or a related field.
· may also possess a combination of education and relevant work experience from which comparable knowledge and abilities can be drawn.


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malaysian citizen over the age of 18 can apply to become a seller.
product space, price and inventory (sku), postage settings, payment method,customer service, social networking marketing and other marketing functions.
there is no registration fee and you can list your products for free! a small transaction fee 6% will be charged for products that have been sold (included credit card and bank transfer).
absolutely no other charges if sellers not asked to add additional services or online shop features.
you can go to e-mall page yagu e-mall for viewer.
to become a seller, fill in the registration form at yagu registere page.once the application is approved, you can upload the product directly and use the mall for the transaction.
you can login the e-mall page,leave your phone number to our customer service,our team shall get back to you as soon as possible.


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All dates are dates that the pictures were processed, rides could have been any time earlier than that. Click on any picture to see it at full size. Click on the Modesto Roadmen icon to the left to return to the home page, or on this link to return to the list of pictures.
Jeff Cowdrey, Paul Robinson, and David Steffen planned to ride from Modesto past Turlock lake to Don Pedro reservoir. There was a mapping error while at La Grange and they errantly went to Snelling. They then returned to La Grange, then went to the Don Pedro, then back to Turlock lake and home. Paul remembers collapsing on people's lawns on Hatch Rd. This was not by design, but as it happened, this is the first Century (100+ mile) ride the Modesto Roadmen ever did. This was one of the most brutal rides the Roadmen ever took.
Notice the down jackets, it's cold in February.
The three of us posing in front of the driveway gate to David's family's house. At some point, some of the Roadmen took to wearing a red beret. David never did, I don't know why not. Instead, David wore a conventional red cycling cap. Back in those days, modern plastic helmets had yet to be invented, and the only time we wore the leather helmet "of the day" was while racing. I wonder who took the picture?
Paul riding along. I'm guessing Jeff took the picture.
David Steffen riding along. Again, probably Jeff is the photographer.
We used to like to stop at convenience stores along the way and snack, and that is what Paul and David are doing.
Here we are in Snelling, a small town indeed. (Note the population on the city limits sign.) At last, Jeff appears in a picture. I guess David took this one.
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all dates are dates that the pictures were processed, rides could have been any time earlier than that. click on any picture to see it at full size. click on the modesto roadmen icon to the left to return to the home page, or on this link to return to the list of pictures.
jeff cowdrey, paul robinson, and david steffen planned to ride from modesto past turlock lake to don pedro reservoir. there was a mapping error while at la grange and they errantly went to snelling. they then returned to la grange, then went to the don pedro, then back to turlock lake and home. paul remembers collapsing on people's lawns on hatch rd. this was not by design, but as it happened, this is the first century (100+ mile) ride the modesto roadmen ever did. this was one of the most brutal rides the roadmen ever took.
notice the down jackets, it's cold in february.
the three of us posing in front of the driveway gate to david's family's house. at some point, some of the roadmen took to wearing a red beret. david never did, i don't know why not. instead, david wore a conventional red cycling cap. back in those days, modern plastic helmets had yet to be invented, and the only time we wore the leather helmet "of the day" was while racing. i wonder who took the picture?
paul riding along. i'm guessing jeff took the picture.
david steffen riding along. again, probably jeff is the photographer.
we used to like to stop at convenience stores along the way and snack, and that is what paul and david are doing.
here we are in snelling, a small town indeed. (note the population on the city limits sign.) at last, jeff appears in a picture. i guess david took this one.
paul and david on the ride back home, jeff was the photographer.


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bring the kids out to the rodeo kids korral and enjoy loads of free rodeo themed family friendly activities!
donations to certain activities encouraged, food and beverage is a fixed cost.
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There is dining space for six into the apartment or four on the terrace.
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this apartment into modern building stands on the passeo maritimo with views of dalt villa. it is very close to marina botafoch where you can find high quality shops and restaurants. near this building you can find the amazing lio,the ibiza gran hotel and pacha discoteque.
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Conflicts, people, coalitions and many more.
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For those who served in other capacities to help win the Cold War.
How vital were Cold War spies?
Post-Watergate television interviews between David Frost and former president Richard Nixon.
The New Cold War is under way and the Kremlin is baring its teeth.
Article of the evolution of tanks with large list of used types.
Dedicated to those who made history and to those who preserve it.
The competition between the US and Soviet Union.

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conflicts, people, coalitions and many more.
an edited review of hand-picked cold war related news and articles.
for those who served in other capacities to help win the cold war.
how vital were cold war spies?
post-watergate television interviews between david frost and former president richard nixon.
the new cold war is under way and the kremlin is baring its teeth.
article of the evolution of tanks with large list of used types.
dedicated to those who made history and to those who preserve it.
the competition between the us and soviet union.


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Excerpt from the poem Kupala party started. It brought together the main girl.
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"Masheka — Belarus is a sign of the struggle for freedom. It was the beginning of a hero, until he began to make grievances. So he began to avenge the insult."
"For me Masheka exemplary. Plot of the poem is burning — love and money. Can I buy a love for money, or more than the highest sense it?"
Yanka Kupala graduated poem "Tomb Lion" in 1913 at the estate trenches. The first time the product has been placed in the newspaper "Belarus" in 1920. Separate edition of the poem was published in Minsk in 1927, 3,000 copies.
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excerpt from the poem kupala party started. it brought together the main girl.
"this understanding, went from our name — the name of man, society, civilization and town. two approaches: the grave — it is death, it is death. this name is gone or whether that there killed people, or associated with love, life, the future. i believe that masheka and predslava — our future. it — free-love1 person.
"destroy him the woman whom he was very fond. maybe through this, that he was buried, and there was a title" tomb lion. "naturally, it is very topical. through give a lot of things going on."
"masheka — belarus is a sign of the struggle for freedom. it was the beginning of a hero, until he began to make grievances. so he began to avenge the insult."
"for me masheka exemplary. plot of the poem is burning — love and money. can i buy a love for money, or more than the highest sense it?"
yanka kupala graduated poem "tomb lion" in 1913 at the estate trenches. the first time the product has been placed in the newspaper "belarus" in 1920. separate edition of the poem was published in minsk in 1927, 3,000 copies.
in the photo above — cover rarity now book with the poem "tomb lion"


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A broken speed camera in Leeds is flashing drivers who pass through it travelling at BELOW the speed limit.
The speed camera on York Road in Killinbeck Leeds has a 40mph speed limit.
But the camera has malfunctioned and drivers have contacted the Yorkshire Evening Post to tell us that they have been flashed by the camera even when travelling below the speed limit this morning.
A concerned motorist contacted us to say: "There is a bit of worry about it. It's a busy stretch of road (as is all of York Road) so it's a wonder as to how many people have been flashed by it.
"There must be thousands of cars driving along there on a daily basis. People are asking if they will get a letter/fine that they then have the annoyance of appealing?
"Although you know you haven't exceeded the 40mph limit, if you see a flash you automatically start questioning yourself!"
A spokesman for West Yorkshire Police has confirmed that the camera has malfunctioned.
The camera is not currently being enforced, say police, meaning that those flashed by the broken camera will not get a ticket for travelling lower than 40mph through the camera, even if they see a flash.
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a broken speed camera in leeds is flashing drivers who pass through it travelling at below the speed limit.
the speed camera on york road in killinbeck leeds has a 40mph speed limit.
but the camera has malfunctioned and drivers have contacted the yorkshire evening post to tell us that they have been flashed by the camera even when travelling below the speed limit this morning.
a concerned motorist contacted us to say: "there is a bit of worry about it. it's a busy stretch of road (as is all of york road) so it's a wonder as to how many people have been flashed by it.
"there must be thousands of cars driving along there on a daily basis. people are asking if they will get a letter/fine that they then have the annoyance of appealing?
"although you know you haven't exceeded the 40mph limit, if you see a flash you automatically start questioning yourself!"
a spokesman for west yorkshire police has confirmed that the camera has malfunctioned.
the camera is not currently being enforced, say police, meaning that those flashed by the broken camera will not get a ticket for travelling lower than 40mph through the camera, even if they see a flash.
someone has been dispatched to fix the camera.


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Lobocerotides (pt.) Konow, 1905a: 31, 34.
Konow 1900 [key to genera: 67-68]; Benson 1934 [distribution (range), key, new taxon: 463]; Benson 1938c [distribution (range), key: 378, 381]; Riek 1970b [key: 891]; Quinlan 1974 [type information: 221]; Smith 1978 [catalogue/checklist: 157-159]; Smith 1990 [diagnosis, distribution (range), key, systematics – classification, taxonomy: 12, 13-21]; Naumann 1991 [distribution (range), key: 935]; Smith 1995b [diagnosis, distribution (range), key: 170, 171].

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lobocerotides (pt.) konow, 1905a: 31, 34.
konow 1900 [key to genera: 67-68]; benson 1934 [distribution (range), key, new taxon: 463]; benson 1938c [distribution (range), key: 378, 381]; riek 1970b [key: 891]; quinlan 1974 [type information: 221]; smith 1978 [catalogue/checklist: 157-159]; smith 1990 [diagnosis, distribution (range), key, systematics – classification, taxonomy: 12, 13-21]; naumann 1991 [distribution (range), key: 935]; smith 1995b [diagnosis, distribution (range), key: 170, 171].