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it was the event of the year that i've been anticipating and training hard for. this year, the number of players doubled up, which means even tougher fights for me and everyone else who played last year.
We had to queue to have tea at Hello Kitty Cafe Bangkok. With two cray girls who loves Hello Kitty, the boys had to come along with no rants.
never give up. on your dreams.
it happens as when it happens.
it leaves as when it leaves.
sometimes it happens so fast.
so fast that you're unable to think before reacting.
sometimes it is not how long you've known each other.
because when it is the right time, u just have to hold on.
sometimes it is not how much time you've spent with each other.
because not everyone waits. not every fate waits.
when both held on to each other.
when both appreciates and treasure each other.
when they learn to accept and compromise with no force.
we cross paths on many occasions.
we brushed pass each other at many places.
yet. we did not meet.
it is fate that brings us together.
to have known each other.
may it be a new relationship.
may it be soul mates.
may it be an ending.
it takes us through many new challenges.
some may not pull through it.
others may end up with the ending they always dreamt.
always have faith in it.
because if it's meant to be, it will be.
if it's not meant to be, it will never be even if by force.
two souls walked as one.
venturing on a journey that they own.
two souls loved as one.
with no complaints, with no rage.
appreciating the times that they had.
not letting go when one was falling.
there were many mistakes made.
they did not understand each other's needs and wants.
they expected return. they forgotten on giving and not just receiving.
they forgotten it was a two way communication.
there were barriers. huge barriers that could not be broken.
there were issues. big issues that were never resolved.
they were overlooked as small matters.
unaware that they have both took different paths.
paths that would have led them to a different ending.
it comes to a point where these two souls can no longer hold on together.
with all the mistakes made throughout their journey.
with all the hurt and pain. all the selfishness.
embark on a new journey. when one fate ends, another new journey begins.
always have faith in fate. because fate will bring u to a new adventure.
an adventure that you will look forward to experiencing.
this is the end of a journey of three years.
it has been some time.and not many have heard of it.
memories that will be kept safe.
there will be many WHYs?
heads up. move on. step forward.
there is no point standing at the starting point.
stop dwelling in the past.
time will not turn back.
even if there are or will be regrets.
this is life. but remember. to always believe.
there will be someone out there.
There are times in life when there's something u have to let go although u may not want to. There are times in life when u don't have a choice. There are times in life when u've got to smile and move forward. But the fact that this is life.
Perhaps there are many things in life that you're not willing to let go off. Perhaps you are stuck somewhere in between letting go and holding on. At this point of time, the best thing is to do a little something different from your daily routine. Instead of hot coffee, perhaps a cup of iced tea. Or you could embark on a brand new journey to somewhere new. You might just see things in a whole new different perspective.
Sometimes you have to walk away from what you want to find what you deserve. Sometimes you have to make that decision in life. Even if it is so harsh that you might end up regretting it some day. Even if you have to be the mean and hurtful person. But there are these times when you just have to be that person. Even if it takes to be judged.
There's one thing to always bare in mind, that no matter what you say or do, there will always be someone judging you. Because you can never please everyone in the world.
So stop trying so hard because you don't have to impress the whole world. You just have to be you to take what it takes and do what it makes for your own future. Yes, this may sound a little on the selfish side but basically this is human nature. We tend to be a little selfish especially when it comes to emotional feelings. We put ourselves before anyone else.
Don't let the words, actions and attitude of others affect ur emotion, smile and life. Because you live your life.
And as time goes by.... we travel a little further on a different journey.
We have different mind sets, We took different paths. Without realizing it. At the point of realization, it may be a little too late to turn back time. We've walked our journey differently. We've set our journey differently. Yet we did not realize we were doing it together. Yet there was a huge misunderstanding that it wasn't the way it was expected to turn out.
It is a risk. A risk so high it is worse than forex at any point of time. Yet all of us would take our chances.
The only constant in life is change. Human changes. Their way of living, mindset and feelings change. Some would remain as who they are but most change as they grow older. Some change for the better. Some for the worse. But remember not to change yourself for someone else. Change because you think it is for the best of you. And appreciate every person and moment before anything changes because this is part of life.

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it was the event of the year that i've been anticipating and training hard for. this year, the number of players doubled up, which means even tougher fights for me and everyone else who played last year.
we had to queue to have tea at hello kitty cafe bangkok. with two cray girls who loves hello kitty, the boys had to come along with no rants.
never give up. on your dreams.
it happens as when it happens.
it leaves as when it leaves.
sometimes it happens so fast.
so fast that you're unable to think before reacting.
sometimes it is not how long you've known each other.
because when it is the right time, u just have to hold on.
sometimes it is not how much time you've spent with each other.
because not everyone waits. not every fate waits.
when both held on to each other.
when both appreciates and treasure each other.
when they learn to accept and compromise with no force.
we cross paths on many occasions.
we brushed pass each other at many places.
yet. we did not meet.
it is fate that brings us together.
to have known each other.
may it be a new relationship.
may it be soul mates.
may it be an ending.
it takes us through many new challenges.
some may not pull through it.
others may end up with the ending they always dreamt.
always have faith in it.
because if it's meant to be, it will be.
if it's not meant to be, it will never be even if by force.
two souls walked as one.
venturing on a journey that they own.
two souls loved as one.
with no complaints, with no rage.
appreciating the times that they had.
not letting go when one was falling.
there were many mistakes made.
they did not understand each other's needs and wants.
they expected return. they forgotten on giving and not just receiving.
they forgotten it was a two way communication.
there were barriers. huge barriers that could not be broken.
there were issues. big issues that were never resolved.
they were overlooked as small matters.
unaware that they have both took different paths.
paths that would have led them to a different ending.
it comes to a point where these two souls can no longer hold on together.
with all the mistakes made throughout their journey.
with all the hurt and pain. all the selfishness.
embark on a new journey. when one fate ends, another new journey begins.
always have faith in fate. because fate will bring u to a new adventure.
an adventure that you will look forward to experiencing.
this is the end of a journey of three years.
it has been some time.and not many have heard of it.
memories that will be kept safe.
there will be many whys?
heads up. move on. step forward.
there is no point standing at the starting point.
stop dwelling in the past.
time will not turn back.
even if there are or will be regrets.
this is life. but remember. to always believe.
there will be someone out there.
there are times in life when there's something u have to let go although u may not want to. there are times in life when u don't have a choice. there are times in life when u've got to smile and move forward. but the fact that this is life.
perhaps there are many things in life that you're not willing to let go off. perhaps you are stuck somewhere in between letting go and holding on. at this point of time, the best thing is to do a little something different from your daily routine. instead of hot coffee, perhaps a cup of iced tea. or you could embark on a brand new journey to somewhere new. you might just see things in a whole new different perspective.
sometimes you have to walk away from what you want to find what you deserve. sometimes you have to make that decision in life. even if it is so harsh that you might end up regretting it some day. even if you have to be the mean and hurtful person. but there are these times when you just have to be that person. even if it takes to be judged.
there's one thing to always bare in mind, that no matter what you say or do, there will always be someone judging you. because you can never please everyone in the world.
so stop trying so hard because you don't have to impress the whole world. you just have to be you to take what it takes and do what it makes for your own future. yes, this may sound a little on the selfish side but basically this is human nature. we tend to be a little selfish especially when it comes to emotional feelings. we put ourselves before anyone else.
don't let the words, actions and attitude of others affect ur emotion, smile and life. because you live your life.
and as time goes by.... we travel a little further on a different journey.
we have different mind sets, we took different paths. without realizing it. at the point of realization, it may be a little too late to turn back time. we've walked our journey differently. we've set our journey differently. yet we did not realize we were doing it together. yet there was a huge misunderstanding that it wasn't the way it was expected to turn out.
it is a risk. a risk so high it is worse than forex at any point of time. yet all of us would take our chances.
the only constant in life is change. human changes. their way of living, mindset and feelings change. some would remain as who they are but most change as they grow older. some change for the better. some for the worse. but remember not to change yourself for someone else. change because you think it is for the best of you. and appreciate every person and moment before anything changes because this is part of life.


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Death might seem like a pretty bad thing, but some ways of death are far more preferable than others. No one wants to die like this.
Most people don't do much research about death so here are some crazy facts related to death.

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death might seem like a pretty bad thing, but some ways of death are far more preferable than others. no one wants to die like this.
most people don't do much research about death so here are some crazy facts related to death.


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Lesson 5-17 Remove gaps from Excel charts Description: This video lesson explains how to deal with empty data points in Excel 2013 charts. You'll see the problem that empty data points can cause when gaps are shown on a chart. You'll see how to correct this problem using the Hidden and Empty Cells settings to connect data points together and remove gaps from charts. You'll also learn about how... Excel's drop-down menus are useful for creating order forms and navigation for larger files like records of sales. The options in the menus are references to cells elsewhere on the spreadsheet.
Unwanted Gap Between Data Line And Edge Of Chart - my line chart has blank space on both sides of the data... - Free Excel Help Delete All Chart Sheets in Excel - Only Chart Sheets are Deleted - Not Embedded Charts - Delete all chart sheets and tabs in Excel using this macro. This will only delete the charts and graphs that are in the . Similar Topics. Line Graphs And Percentages - Excel... Completely delete the cell contents so that it is truly an empty cell. This assumes that the Hidden and empty cells option is at the default of Gaps . Have your formula return an #N/A and the chart will hide the data point regardless of any other settings.
Lesson 5-17 Remove gaps from Excel charts Description: This video lesson explains how to deal with empty data points in Excel 2013 charts. You'll see the problem that empty data points can cause when gaps are shown on a chart. You'll see how to correct this problem using the Hidden and Empty Cells settings to connect data points together and remove gaps from charts. You'll also learn about how how to create ribbons in ullustrator swirling Completely delete the cell contents so that it is truly an empty cell. This assumes that the Hidden and empty cells option is at the default of Gaps . Have your formula return an #N/A and the chart will hide the data point regardless of any other settings.
Excel: Get rid of gaps in line chart. Ask Question 2. 1. I have a table that contains the data with some absent values. If I create a line chart for that, there are gaps in place of absent values, but I'd like to have the line just follow through to the next value. Is there a standard and simple way to do this without touching the data (e.g. using settings for the chart)? I'm able to solve how to use on delete cascade When you create an Excel chart that has your data organized by date, any gaps in the data will make your chart look incomplete or incorrect. When Excel creates a chart with dates in the data set, it automatically fills in any gaps in the dates and includes them in the X-axis.
Delete Gaps In Cells (postcodes) Jul 20, 2009. I have a load of postcodes over 8 different tabs, the problem is the format of the postcode is wrong.
The add-in is included in out Text Toolkit for Excel that contains 8 useful add-ins to manage text data in Excel (remove extra spaces, substrings and non-printable characters, change case, split cells, etc.).

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lesson 5-17 remove gaps from excel charts description: this video lesson explains how to deal with empty data points in excel 2013 charts. you'll see the problem that empty data points can cause when gaps are shown on a chart. you'll see how to correct this problem using the hidden and empty cells settings to connect data points together and remove gaps from charts. you'll also learn about how... excel's drop-down menus are useful for creating order forms and navigation for larger files like records of sales. the options in the menus are references to cells elsewhere on the spreadsheet.
unwanted gap between data line and edge of chart - my line chart has blank space on both sides of the data... - free excel help delete all chart sheets in excel - only chart sheets are deleted - not embedded charts - delete all chart sheets and tabs in excel using this macro. this will only delete the charts and graphs that are in the . similar topics. line graphs and percentages - excel... completely delete the cell contents so that it is truly an empty cell. this assumes that the hidden and empty cells option is at the default of gaps . have your formula return an #n/a and the chart will hide the data point regardless of any other settings.
lesson 5-17 remove gaps from excel charts description: this video lesson explains how to deal with empty data points in excel 2013 charts. you'll see the problem that empty data points can cause when gaps are shown on a chart. you'll see how to correct this problem using the hidden and empty cells settings to connect data points together and remove gaps from charts. you'll also learn about how how to create ribbons in ullustrator swirling completely delete the cell contents so that it is truly an empty cell. this assumes that the hidden and empty cells option is at the default of gaps . have your formula return an #n/a and the chart will hide the data point regardless of any other settings.
excel: get rid of gaps in line chart. ask question 2. 1. i have a table that contains the data with some absent values. if i create a line chart for that, there are gaps in place of absent values, but i'd like to have the line just follow through to the next value. is there a standard and simple way to do this without touching the data (e.g. using settings for the chart)? i'm able to solve how to use on delete cascade when you create an excel chart that has your data organized by date, any gaps in the data will make your chart look incomplete or incorrect. when excel creates a chart with dates in the data set, it automatically fills in any gaps in the dates and includes them in the x-axis.
delete gaps in cells (postcodes) jul 20, 2009. i have a load of postcodes over 8 different tabs, the problem is the format of the postcode is wrong.
the add-in is included in out text toolkit for excel that contains 8 useful add-ins to manage text data in excel (remove extra spaces, substrings and non-printable characters, change case, split cells, etc.).


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Goettingen where he worked with his academic advisor Professor Immenga and wrote a second book ("Habilitation") on "Basic Freedoms (of the EEC Treaty) and Civil Law" that was published 2004.
Professor Koerber taught as a guest professor at the Technische Universitaet Dresden in 2004. In the same year he was appointed tenured associate professor at the Heinrich-Heine-Universitaet Duesseldorf. In 2005 he was appointed tenured full professor at the Friedrich-Schiller-Universitaet Jena. Since October 2009 Professor Koerber has been teaching as full tenured professor at the Georg-August-Universitaet Goettingen. He also gives lectures in the (english language) Master of Business, Competition and Regulatory Law program at the Freie Universitaet Berlin.
Professor Koerber’s research focuses on German, EEC and international civil and trade law, especially antitrust law and network industries (new economy, media, internet, telecommunications and energy law), and corporations. He is editor of a commentary on the German Stock Corporations Act (Buergers/Koerber, Aktiengesetz, 2 ed. 2011), of the leading German Competition Law commentary Immenga/Mestmaecker, Wettbewerbsrecht, 5th ed. 2012), as well as of the antitrust law periodical "Neue Zeitschrift fuer Kartellrecht".

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goettingen where he worked with his academic advisor professor immenga and wrote a second book ("habilitation") on "basic freedoms (of the eec treaty) and civil law" that was published 2004.
professor koerber taught as a guest professor at the technische universitaet dresden in 2004. in the same year he was appointed tenured associate professor at the heinrich-heine-universitaet duesseldorf. in 2005 he was appointed tenured full professor at the friedrich-schiller-universitaet jena. since october 2009 professor koerber has been teaching as full tenured professor at the georg-august-universitaet goettingen. he also gives lectures in the (english language) master of business, competition and regulatory law program at the freie universitaet berlin.
professor koerber’s research focuses on german, eec and international civil and trade law, especially antitrust law and network industries (new economy, media, internet, telecommunications and energy law), and corporations. he is editor of a commentary on the german stock corporations act (buergers/koerber, aktiengesetz, 2 ed. 2011), of the leading german competition law commentary immenga/mestmaecker, wettbewerbsrecht, 5th ed. 2012), as well as of the antitrust law periodical "neue zeitschrift fuer kartellrecht".


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Southampton duo Jan Bednarek and Stuart Armstrong are next up in international action, with both players facing fixtures on Friday night.
For Bednarek, there is a big UEFA Nations League tie, as Poland travel to Italy for their first League A fixture (7.45pm BST).
Poland, who are in action for the first time since the World Cup, also have Portugal in Group 3.
However, Bednarek will have to wait until October for a potential showdown with his Saints teammate, Cédric.
Following tonight’s game, Poland will be in friendly action next Tuesday, as they host Republic of Ireland.
For Armstrong, it’s a friendly up first, as Scotland host Belgium, at Hampden Park, this evening (7.45pm BST).
The clash with the World Cup’s third-placed side comes ahead of Scotland’s UEFA Nations League opener, at home to Albania, on Monday.

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southampton duo jan bednarek and stuart armstrong are next up in international action, with both players facing fixtures on friday night.
for bednarek, there is a big uefa nations league tie, as poland travel to italy for their first league a fixture (7.45pm bst).
poland, who are in action for the first time since the world cup, also have portugal in group 3.
however, bednarek will have to wait until october for a potential showdown with his saints teammate, cédric.
following tonight’s game, poland will be in friendly action next tuesday, as they host republic of ireland.
for armstrong, it’s a friendly up first, as scotland host belgium, at hampden park, this evening (7.45pm bst).
the clash with the world cup’s third-placed side comes ahead of scotland’s uefa nations league opener, at home to albania, on monday.


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Extracts from this document... Introduction. Experiment 2 Determination of the Amounts of Sodium Hydroxide Solution and Sodium Carbonate in a Mixed Solution Date of Experiment: 21/9/2005 Objective: To determine the percentage by mass of Sodium Hydroxide and Sodium Carbonate in a mixed solution.
Determination of Arsenic and Antimony ... copper sulphide by extraction with pure sodium ... Comments Off on Assay Determination of Arsenic & Antimony.
Sigma-Aldrich offers Aldrich-496634, Sodium antimonate for your research needs. Find product specific information including CAS, MSDS, protocols and references.
Titrimetric Determination of Sodium Carbonate.pdf ... (assay) on the reagent bottle. Record this in your notebook. Use this % purity in your calculations.
Determination of elements by ICP-AES and ICP-MS ... alkali metals sodium, ... (alternative test required when a new or unusual matrix is encountered).
A new, simple, rapid and reliable turbidimetric routine method for the determination of sodium hyaluronate in active pharmaceutical ingredient and ophthalmic solution is described by using DP5 Phototrode.
Page 3 of 4 Iodometric Determination of Copper.pdf Preparation of a 0.1 M Sodium Thiosulfate Solution Only prepare this solution if you did not do so last week.

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extracts from this document... introduction. experiment 2 determination of the amounts of sodium hydroxide solution and sodium carbonate in a mixed solution date of experiment: 21/9/2005 objective: to determine the percentage by mass of sodium hydroxide and sodium carbonate in a mixed solution.
determination of arsenic and antimony ... copper sulphide by extraction with pure sodium ... comments off on assay determination of arsenic & antimony.
sigma-aldrich offers aldrich-496634, sodium antimonate for your research needs. find product specific information including cas, msds, protocols and references.
titrimetric determination of sodium carbonate.pdf ... (assay) on the reagent bottle. record this in your notebook. use this % purity in your calculations.
determination of elements by icp-aes and icp-ms ... alkali metals sodium, ... (alternative test required when a new or unusual matrix is encountered).
a new, simple, rapid and reliable turbidimetric routine method for the determination of sodium hyaluronate in active pharmaceutical ingredient and ophthalmic solution is described by using dp5 phototrode.
page 3 of 4 iodometric determination of copper.pdf preparation of a 0.1 m sodium thiosulfate solution only prepare this solution if you did not do so last week.


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Latvijas Banka continues its business as usual, i.e., maintaining the infrastructure of interbank payment systems, ensuring cash to the economy, businesses and general public, managing currency and gold investments, to the full extent and according to the best quality standards.
Pursuant to Article 21 of the Law on Latvijas Banka, Latvijas Banka is administered by the Council and the Board of Latvijas Banka. The Council of Latvijas Banka consists of six members, and, during the absence of the Governor, his duties are performed by the Deputy Governor. The Council of Latvijas Banka will continue to take decisions, whereas the Board continues to manage the operations of the national central bank.
Members of the Council and of the Board of Latvijas Banka ensure uninterrupted functioning of the national central bank, inter alia, in cooperation and in consultation with the Latvian government, the Financial and Capital Market Commission, the Ministry of Finance, the European Central Bank and international partners.
We want to reiterate that the performance of tasks entrusted to Latvijas Banka is not affected, and tomorrow the national central bank will resume its activities in the usual routine. This also means that all usual services will be provided to businesses and the general public and also to the Latvian economy in general.
acts as an advisor to the Parliament and Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic of Latvia on monetary policy issues and other issues related to Latvijas Banka's operation.
Latvijas Banka is not in a position to provide any comments on the investigation activities carried out by the Corruption Prevention and Combatting Bureau of Latvia (KNAB). At the same time, we would like to stress that in our work we follow a zero tolerance policy in respect of corruption and other illicit activities and, as in the past, we will continue to ensure all possible assistance to law enforcement authorities in order to facilitate a quicker clarification of the current situation.

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latvijas banka continues its business as usual, i.e., maintaining the infrastructure of interbank payment systems, ensuring cash to the economy, businesses and general public, managing currency and gold investments, to the full extent and according to the best quality standards.
pursuant to article 21 of the law on latvijas banka, latvijas banka is administered by the council and the board of latvijas banka. the council of latvijas banka consists of six members, and, during the absence of the governor, his duties are performed by the deputy governor. the council of latvijas banka will continue to take decisions, whereas the board continues to manage the operations of the national central bank.
members of the council and of the board of latvijas banka ensure uninterrupted functioning of the national central bank, inter alia, in cooperation and in consultation with the latvian government, the financial and capital market commission, the ministry of finance, the european central bank and international partners.
we want to reiterate that the performance of tasks entrusted to latvijas banka is not affected, and tomorrow the national central bank will resume its activities in the usual routine. this also means that all usual services will be provided to businesses and the general public and also to the latvian economy in general.
acts as an advisor to the parliament and cabinet of ministers of the republic of latvia on monetary policy issues and other issues related to latvijas banka's operation.
latvijas banka is not in a position to provide any comments on the investigation activities carried out by the corruption prevention and combatting bureau of latvia (knab). at the same time, we would like to stress that in our work we follow a zero tolerance policy in respect of corruption and other illicit activities and, as in the past, we will continue to ensure all possible assistance to law enforcement authorities in order to facilitate a quicker clarification of the current situation.


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After the holiday dinner is served and the gifts have been exchanged, it’s time to reach for the remote and hit the recliner to watch a good holiday show with your family and friends. This year, the Hallmark channel is releasing a record 37 new Christmas films and Lifetime has gone all out with a variety of new movies. There’s no need to watch repeats in black and white, when you have dozens of new movie options on these channels.
If you already have a Netflix subscription, or were lucky enough to have been given one for the holiday, there are a number of new releases to watch this season.
A Twist of Christmas: December 1 at 8 p.m.
Love for Christmas: December 1 at 10 p.m.
The Christmas Pact December 2 at 8 p.m.
A Star for Christmas: December 2 at 10 p.m.
Christmas Lost and Found: December 7 at 8 p.m.
Santa’s Boots: December 8 at 8 p.m.
A Christmas in Tennessee: December 9 at 8 p.m.
Christmas Around the Corner: December 14 at 8 p.m.
Christmas Pen Pals: December 15 at 8 p.m.
Hometown Christmas : December 16 at 8 p.m.
A Christmas Kiss: December 21 at 8 p.m.
A Golden Christmas: December 22 at 8 p.m.
3 Holiday Tails: December 23 at 8 p.m.
So stock up on the eggnog and hot chocolate and sit back and relax!

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after the holiday dinner is served and the gifts have been exchanged, it’s time to reach for the remote and hit the recliner to watch a good holiday show with your family and friends. this year, the hallmark channel is releasing a record 37 new christmas films and lifetime has gone all out with a variety of new movies. there’s no need to watch repeats in black and white, when you have dozens of new movie options on these channels.
if you already have a netflix subscription, or were lucky enough to have been given one for the holiday, there are a number of new releases to watch this season.
a twist of christmas: december 1 at 8 p.m.
love for christmas: december 1 at 10 p.m.
the christmas pact december 2 at 8 p.m.
a star for christmas: december 2 at 10 p.m.
christmas lost and found: december 7 at 8 p.m.
santa’s boots: december 8 at 8 p.m.
a christmas in tennessee: december 9 at 8 p.m.
christmas around the corner: december 14 at 8 p.m.
christmas pen pals: december 15 at 8 p.m.
hometown christmas : december 16 at 8 p.m.
a christmas kiss: december 21 at 8 p.m.
a golden christmas: december 22 at 8 p.m.
3 holiday tails: december 23 at 8 p.m.
so stock up on the eggnog and hot chocolate and sit back and relax!


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This is one of the best online shoe store that was started in Los Angeles. They have almost 35 retail store in many places and have been doing business for over 30 years. They provide the latest and hottest brand of shoe with brand like Nike, Converse and Vans, they are offering shoes for all members of family with lesser price. You can find various variety of brand product like DC, DVS, Etnies and also giving athletic brand such as Jordan, Adidas, reebok and puma. They carry the latest quality fashionable shoe for women style from boot to sandals to heel and many more.
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Video of someone seemingly getting short-changed by a downtown Vancouver parking meter is raising eyebrows online, but the city insists there's a reasonable explanation.
The clip shows Christian Flores putting a dime into a meter on Robson Street, then using a stopwatch app to countdown the time.
The meter initially displays "2:00," but drops to "1:00" after just about 12 seconds.
"What measure of time is this?" Flores asked the City of Vancouver on Twitter.
The short answer, according to the city, is that 10 cents doesn't buy a full two minutes of parking on Robson.
Parking on the busy street costs $5 an hour, which means two minutes would cost almost 17 cents. A dime buys about a minute and 12 seconds.
"As the meters do not display seconds, partial minutes are displayed as being rounded up to the next minute. After 12 seconds, the timer simply drops down to reflect the remaining minute," a spokesperson told CTV News in an email.
In other parts of the city, 10 cents would buy more time. At a meter that charges $2 an hour, for instance, a dime would pay for a full three minutes.
Flores said he mostly posted the video as a joke, but was also hoping it would draw some attention to shortcomings in Vancouver's parking system.
HIs biggest complaint: the fact that Vancouver's parking app doesn't refund people for unused time the way Calgary's does.
"Another person can come in and pay for the same time. Essentially the city's double-dipping," Flores said. "I don't see what the issues are with just looking at what other cities are doing and implementing it."

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video of someone seemingly getting short-changed by a downtown vancouver parking meter is raising eyebrows online, but the city insists there's a reasonable explanation.
the clip shows christian flores putting a dime into a meter on robson street, then using a stopwatch app to countdown the time.
the meter initially displays "2:00," but drops to "1:00" after just about 12 seconds.
"what measure of time is this?" flores asked the city of vancouver on twitter.
the short answer, according to the city, is that 10 cents doesn't buy a full two minutes of parking on robson.
parking on the busy street costs $5 an hour, which means two minutes would cost almost 17 cents. a dime buys about a minute and 12 seconds.
"as the meters do not display seconds, partial minutes are displayed as being rounded up to the next minute. after 12 seconds, the timer simply drops down to reflect the remaining minute," a spokesperson told ctv news in an email.
in other parts of the city, 10 cents would buy more time. at a meter that charges $2 an hour, for instance, a dime would pay for a full three minutes.
flores said he mostly posted the video as a joke, but was also hoping it would draw some attention to shortcomings in vancouver's parking system.
his biggest complaint: the fact that vancouver's parking app doesn't refund people for unused time the way calgary's does.
"another person can come in and pay for the same time. essentially the city's double-dipping," flores said. "i don't see what the issues are with just looking at what other cities are doing and implementing it."


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Amishi Jha on the TED stage.
Part 3 of the TED Radio Hour episode Attention Please.
Amishi Jha is a neuroscientist whose research focuses on attention, working memory and mindfulness.
She is an associate professor in the Department of Psychology at the University of Miami, and the director of Contemplative Neuroscience for the UMindfulness Initiative.
Jha received her BS in Psychology from the University of Michigan, and her PhD in Psychology from the University of California-Davis.
On the show today, ideas about how the things that compete for our attention might actually be hurting it.
AMISHI JHA: This is this whole myth of multitasking, like, I'll keep all of my alerts on and sit down to do something important. It never works out.
RAZ: This is neuroscientist Amishi Jha. She's a professor at the University of Miami, where she studies attention.
JHA: Deciding to pick up your phone to see who just texted you, or looking at that website just because you wanted to see if you want to buy those new pair of shoes, whatever it is, it's pulling your attention away and now you have to expend even more capacity to get it back on track.
RAZ: Can you break this down from a neuroscience perspective? Like, what actually is attention?
JHA: One way we can think about attention, I see it as sort of like a flashlight. So just like a flashlight, you know, wherever we direct it in a darkened room, that part of our visual scene will be processed better. It allows us to willfully direct our brains' resources to particular things, whether it's the external environment, or we can even direct that flashlight internally to memories or emotions, if we'd like.
RAZ: For the past 15 years, Amishi's been studying why it's harder to pay attention the longer we have to do it.
JHA: And what is making people more likely to decline in their performance the longer they have to stay attentive?
RAZ: And a lot of her experiments start with participants putting on these hats that kind of look like swimming caps. And those caps have electrodes embedded in them to measure attention.
JHA: With things like functional MRI and brainwave recordings.
RAZ: And then participants are asked to do a series of tasks.
JHA: Something as simple as, you're going to see a number on the screen. Every time you see a number, press a button. Except, when that number's three, don't press the button.
RAZ: Sounds pretty easy, right?
JHA: Right. It's so simple.
RAZ: You see the number three. You don't press the button.
JHA: But what happens within - I would say within two minutes of having people do this task, they mess up.
JHA: Sure enough, they press the button. And you wonder, why? I mean, you didn't make the numbers hard to see. No. But what we did is make the task so boring that people willfully will start mind-wandering.
RAZ: Amishi Jha picks up her idea from the TED stage.
JHA: So what do all of these studies tell us? They tell us that attention is very powerful in terms of affecting our perception, and things like stress and mind wandering diminish its power. But that's all in the context of these very controlled laboratory settings. What about in the real world? What about in our actual day-to-day life? What about now? Where is your attention right now? I'd like to make a prediction about your attention for the remainder of my talk. You will be unaware of what I'm saying four out of the next eight minutes. Now, why am I saying this? A growing body of literature suggests that we mind-wander. We take our mind away from the task at hand about 50 percent of our waking moments. And when this mind-wandering happens, it can be problematic. Now, I don't think there'll be any dire consequences with you all sitting here today, but imagine a military leader missing four minutes of a military briefing, or a judge missing four minutes of testimony. The consequences in those cases could be dire. So one question we might ask is, why do we do this? Why do we mind-wander so much? Well, part of the answer is that our mind is an exquisite, time-traveling master. We can rewind the mind to the past to reflect on events that have already happened. Right? Or we can go in fast-future to plan for the next thing that we want to do. And we land in this mental time-travel mode of the past or the future very frequently, most times without our awareness, even if we want to be paying attention.
RAZ: I feel like we humans are in this grand experiment where increasingly we're all becoming like cats in front of a laser beam.
RAZ: Like, we're just like squirrels in a park. You know, it's, like, every direction. We're just, like, looking around.
RAZ: And so that means we're not attentive. We're not focusing on a task or a person or a conversation or something. But then there's this whole group of people, like, you know, like, Manoush Zomorodi, who we heard from earlier, who say, well, you need to let your mind wander, right, because that's where creativity comes from. And I don't quite know how to reconcile those two different ideas.
JHA: Yeah. Both are true. Both are tied to spontaneous thought. But when I use the term mind-wandering, I'm really referring to that happening when we don't want it to. We want to be focused on something, and another thought pops in. The other category would be something we more colloquially would call daydreaming. That's when you let this happen without cost.
JHA: That capacity to let the mind engage in spontaneous thought is so generative. Positive mood increases. Creativity increases. And the key is that we have the space to do that. So if every moment the attention system is being occupied by some other demand, there are fewer opportunities to let that spontaneous thought arise. And I think that's why we need to set ourselves up to have daily practices that help give us that space back.
JHA: And you see this already. I mean, to have people actually sign up to go into a room and sit quietly with their eyes closed on purpose.
RAZ: Like one of those meditation retreats.
JHA: Yeah. But that wouldn't have happened before we were constantly bombarded with information. But people do this all the time.
JHA: You know, I did it. You know, I decided to take a week trip to India, not have my phone, and sit with my eyes closed and not talk to anybody.
RAZ: I mean, did you go there just as a researcher to think, you know, I'm a neuroscientist, and I study this stuff. I should go check it out? Or did you - were you like, I am losing my mind. I need to, like, get control over it.
JHA: Well, the whole reason mindfulness training entered my laboratory is because of my direct personal interest in it. And the interest came grudgingly. I mean, I'm an Indian woman. I grew up in a family where my parents meditated probably since I was a child.
JHA: And growing up, I pretty much disregarded it. It's like, it's that thing they do.
RAZ: You were like, it's that weird thing my parents do.
JHA: Exactly. I'm a Western scientist. Like, unless there's evidence, I don't care about it or I don't trust it.
JHA: And I was probably in my late 30s and realized that being in a highly demanding academic profession, having young children, a husband who was in grad school, it was really hard to manage my own stress. And that's what made me interested in engaging in some tools that I could implement daily to help my attention. Here I was studying it in a lab, but I felt like I had no access to it.
RAZ: So what was it like?
JHA: (Laughter). It was terrifying at first. It was kind of like a boot camp for attention.
JHA: And it was kind of funny because after I was done with the retreat, you know, I had to go back to the airport, return to regular life. And I'm like, I wonder if all this time did anything? And one of the first things that happened to me, I was in the aisle seat. And a woman came up to me, and she's like, I'm in the middle seat. So I got up to let her in. As she was sitting down, she poured the entire contents of a jumbo size beverage on me. (Laughter). And my response was just - surprised me. I was just like, that's OK. You didn't mean to do that. It's going to be all right.
JHA: And that was the test. Just, like, I didn't get angry.
RAZ: You didn't freak out.
JHA: I didn't freak out. It was such a sense of balance I had, even as I was experiencing something potentially unpleasant.
RAZ: How long did that last?
JHA: (Laughter). You know, it's funny because my children comment on that. They're like, we think the retreat effect is gone now.
JHA: Yeah. Go back. I guess, subjectively, it really depends on how my commitment to continuing to practice remains intact as I return to normal life.
RAZ: So, I mean, it's interesting because this has been - like, the idea of mindfulness and meditation, this has just exploded, especially in your field, in neuroscience, over the past 10 years. Like, 20 years ago, when you were - probably when you were doing your Ph.D., this was still kind of, like, fringe stuff, right?
JHA: ...This is career suicide.
RAZ: You're never going to get tenure.
JHA: Never going to get tenure, and nobody will ever care. So stop. And, frankly, my curiosity got the better of me, and I said, I can't not do it because I'm finding that it is an incredibly powerful tool that not only have I benefited from personally but we've seen over millennia that people have gone to this type of mental training to help themselves feel better.
RAZ: So Amishi, if we're now, you know, really beginning to understand this link, this scientific link between meditation, mindfulness, and attention and focus, what is actually happening in our brain when we practice mindfulness?
JHA: Right. That's what we're exploring right now. So just to begin by demystifying the whole thing. I mean, the work in my laboratories is taking a cognitive neuroscience brain-training approach to asking and answering that question. We look at brain networks that we know are responsible for things like focus. Salience detection, mind-wandering. And the evidence is now amassing that it's those same brain networks that are getting stronger. So we see that as the mental push up - focus, notice, reengage. And this is not some kind of spa vacation. We're not trying to mollify people. We're trying to wake them up to what's actually happening in the moment and in their lives.
RAZ: Neuroscientist Amishi Jha. She's an associate professor at the University of Miami. You can see her entire talk at ted.com. Transcript provided by NPR, Copyright NPR.

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amishi jha on the ted stage.
part 3 of the ted radio hour episode attention please.
amishi jha is a neuroscientist whose research focuses on attention, working memory and mindfulness.
she is an associate professor in the department of psychology at the university of miami, and the director of contemplative neuroscience for the umindfulness initiative.
jha received her bs in psychology from the university of michigan, and her phd in psychology from the university of california-davis.
on the show today, ideas about how the things that compete for our attention might actually be hurting it.
amishi jha: this is this whole myth of multitasking, like, i'll keep all of my alerts on and sit down to do something important. it never works out.
raz: this is neuroscientist amishi jha. she's a professor at the university of miami, where she studies attention.
jha: deciding to pick up your phone to see who just texted you, or looking at that website just because you wanted to see if you want to buy those new pair of shoes, whatever it is, it's pulling your attention away and now you have to expend even more capacity to get it back on track.
raz: can you break this down from a neuroscience perspective? like, what actually is attention?
jha: one way we can think about attention, i see it as sort of like a flashlight. so just like a flashlight, you know, wherever we direct it in a darkened room, that part of our visual scene will be processed better. it allows us to willfully direct our brains' resources to particular things, whether it's the external environment, or we can even direct that flashlight internally to memories or emotions, if we'd like.
raz: for the past 15 years, amishi's been studying why it's harder to pay attention the longer we have to do it.
jha: and what is making people more likely to decline in their performance the longer they have to stay attentive?
raz: and a lot of her experiments start with participants putting on these hats that kind of look like swimming caps. and those caps have electrodes embedded in them to measure attention.
jha: with things like functional mri and brainwave recordings.
raz: and then participants are asked to do a series of tasks.
jha: something as simple as, you're going to see a number on the screen. every time you see a number, press a button. except, when that number's three, don't press the button.
raz: sounds pretty easy, right?
jha: right. it's so simple.
raz: you see the number three. you don't press the button.
jha: but what happens within - i would say within two minutes of having people do this task, they mess up.
jha: sure enough, they press the button. and you wonder, why? i mean, you didn't make the numbers hard to see. no. but what we did is make the task so boring that people willfully will start mind-wandering.
raz: amishi jha picks up her idea from the ted stage.
jha: so what do all of these studies tell us? they tell us that attention is very powerful in terms of affecting our perception, and things like stress and mind wandering diminish its power. but that's all in the context of these very controlled laboratory settings. what about in the real world? what about in our actual day-to-day life? what about now? where is your attention right now? i'd like to make a prediction about your attention for the remainder of my talk. you will be unaware of what i'm saying four out of the next eight minutes. now, why am i saying this? a growing body of literature suggests that we mind-wander. we take our mind away from the task at hand about 50 percent of our waking moments. and when this mind-wandering happens, it can be problematic. now, i don't think there'll be any dire consequences with you all sitting here today, but imagine a military leader missing four minutes of a military briefing, or a judge missing four minutes of testimony. the consequences in those cases could be dire. so one question we might ask is, why do we do this? why do we mind-wander so much? well, part of the answer is that our mind is an exquisite, time-traveling master. we can rewind the mind to the past to reflect on events that have already happened. right? or we can go in fast-future to plan for the next thing that we want to do. and we land in this mental time-travel mode of the past or the future very frequently, most times without our awareness, even if we want to be paying attention.
raz: i feel like we humans are in this grand experiment where increasingly we're all becoming like cats in front of a laser beam.
raz: like, we're just like squirrels in a park. you know, it's, like, every direction. we're just, like, looking around.
raz: and so that means we're not attentive. we're not focusing on a task or a person or a conversation or something. but then there's this whole group of people, like, you know, like, manoush zomorodi, who we heard from earlier, who say, well, you need to let your mind wander, right, because that's where creativity comes from. and i don't quite know how to reconcile those two different ideas.
jha: yeah. both are true. both are tied to spontaneous thought. but when i use the term mind-wandering, i'm really referring to that happening when we don't want it to. we want to be focused on something, and another thought pops in. the other category would be something we more colloquially would call daydreaming. that's when you let this happen without cost.
jha: that capacity to let the mind engage in spontaneous thought is so generative. positive mood increases. creativity increases. and the key is that we have the space to do that. so if every moment the attention system is being occupied by some other demand, there are fewer opportunities to let that spontaneous thought arise. and i think that's why we need to set ourselves up to have daily practices that help give us that space back.
jha: and you see this already. i mean, to have people actually sign up to go into a room and sit quietly with their eyes closed on purpose.
raz: like one of those meditation retreats.
jha: yeah. but that wouldn't have happened before we were constantly bombarded with information. but people do this all the time.
jha: you know, i did it. you know, i decided to take a week trip to india, not have my phone, and sit with my eyes closed and not talk to anybody.
raz: i mean, did you go there just as a researcher to think, you know, i'm a neuroscientist, and i study this stuff. i should go check it out? or did you - were you like, i am losing my mind. i need to, like, get control over it.
jha: well, the whole reason mindfulness training entered my laboratory is because of my direct personal interest in it. and the interest came grudgingly. i mean, i'm an indian woman. i grew up in a family where my parents meditated probably since i was a child.
jha: and growing up, i pretty much disregarded it. it's like, it's that thing they do.
raz: you were like, it's that weird thing my parents do.
jha: exactly. i'm a western scientist. like, unless there's evidence, i don't care about it or i don't trust it.
jha: and i was probably in my late 30s and realized that being in a highly demanding academic profession, having young children, a husband who was in grad school, it was really hard to manage my own stress. and that's what made me interested in engaging in some tools that i could implement daily to help my attention. here i was studying it in a lab, but i felt like i had no access to it.
raz: so what was it like?
jha: (laughter). it was terrifying at first. it was kind of like a boot camp for attention.
jha: and it was kind of funny because after i was done with the retreat, you know, i had to go back to the airport, return to regular life. and i'm like, i wonder if all this time did anything? and one of the first things that happened to me, i was in the aisle seat. and a woman came up to me, and she's like, i'm in the middle seat. so i got up to let her in. as she was sitting down, she poured the entire contents of a jumbo size beverage on me. (laughter). and my response was just - surprised me. i was just like, that's ok. you didn't mean to do that. it's going to be all right.
jha: and that was the test. just, like, i didn't get angry.
raz: you didn't freak out.
jha: i didn't freak out. it was such a sense of balance i had, even as i was experiencing something potentially unpleasant.
raz: how long did that last?
jha: (laughter). you know, it's funny because my children comment on that. they're like, we think the retreat effect is gone now.
jha: yeah. go back. i guess, subjectively, it really depends on how my commitment to continuing to practice remains intact as i return to normal life.
raz: so, i mean, it's interesting because this has been - like, the idea of mindfulness and meditation, this has just exploded, especially in your field, in neuroscience, over the past 10 years. like, 20 years ago, when you were - probably when you were doing your ph.d., this was still kind of, like, fringe stuff, right?
jha: ...this is career suicide.
raz: you're never going to get tenure.
jha: never going to get tenure, and nobody will ever care. so stop. and, frankly, my curiosity got the better of me, and i said, i can't not do it because i'm finding that it is an incredibly powerful tool that not only have i benefited from personally but we've seen over millennia that people have gone to this type of mental training to help themselves feel better.
raz: so amishi, if we're now, you know, really beginning to understand this link, this scientific link between meditation, mindfulness, and attention and focus, what is actually happening in our brain when we practice mindfulness?
jha: right. that's what we're exploring right now. so just to begin by demystifying the whole thing. i mean, the work in my laboratories is taking a cognitive neuroscience brain-training approach to asking and answering that question. we look at brain networks that we know are responsible for things like focus. salience detection, mind-wandering. and the evidence is now amassing that it's those same brain networks that are getting stronger. so we see that as the mental push up - focus, notice, reengage. and this is not some kind of spa vacation. we're not trying to mollify people. we're trying to wake them up to what's actually happening in the moment and in their lives.
raz: neuroscientist amishi jha. she's an associate professor at the university of miami. you can see her entire talk at ted.com. transcript provided by npr, copyright npr.


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February 2019 | What Should We Do Today?
Looking for things to do in Columbus, Ohio this weekend? Here are over 35 family-friendly events happening in Columbus, and Central Ohio this weekend!
10:00 AM – Pickerington Area Kids Clothing & Toy Pop Up Shop – shop a huge kids consignment sale featuring baby gear, clothes, maternity wear, toys, bikes and more! Free admission! Check the link for opportunities to shop early and the 50% off sale.
10:00 AM – Forest Fridays at Sunbury Urban Farm – Forest Fridays include a 30 minute nature activity and free play time in the woods. Geared towards ages 2-5 with parent supervision. $5 suggested donation.
10:00 AM – The LEGO® Movie™ DAYS at Legoland Discovery Center (Columbus) – LEGOLAND Columbus is celebrating The LEGO Movie 2 with special building activities, character appearances, photo opps and more!
5:00 PM – First Friday in Delaware – This month’s theme is March for Art and includes art on display by students of Delaware City Schools. Participating downtown locations offer live music, artist demonstrations and more!
7:00 PM – Babe, The Sheep Pig at Columbus Performing Arts Center – CATCO for Kids presents Babe, The Sheep Pig, based on the movie Babe. Adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
7:00 PM – Pickerington Area Kids Clothing & Toy Pop Up Shop – shop a huge kids consignment sale featuring baby gear, clothes, maternity wear, toys, bikes and more! Free admission! Check the link for opportunities to shop early and the 50% off sale.
7:00 PM – Seussical the Musical at Olentangy Berlin High School Theatre – watch the OBHS Performing Arts Department in it’s first musical! Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children. Three performance times available this weekend!
7:30 AM – Westerville Lions Club Pancake Breakfast! at American Legion Auxiliary Unit #171 – this all you can eat pancake breakfast supports people with visual impairments.
8:00 AM – Maple Sugar Pancake Breakfast at Stratford Ecological Center – celebrate Maple Syrup season with a breakfast of pancakes, sausage and local maple syrup and a hike to the sugar shack to learn about the sugaring process and visit the farm animals. Registration required.
9:00 AM – Arnold SportsWorld Kid & Teens EXPO at Ohio Expo Center & State Fair – this event featuring sporting events, activities and competitions for kids and teens! Lots of hands on activities for kids.
9:00 AM – 2019 Central Ohio STEM Expo at Whitehall – Yearling High School- this is a free event for kids Kindergarten through 8th grade to explore STEM activities!
10:00 AM – Avant Garde Art and Craft Show – this annual event features artist and vendors with handmade items. Kids 12 and under are free.
10:00 AM – Nature Playdates at Sunbury Urban Farm – Nature Playdates include a 30 minute nature activity and free play time in the woods. Geared towards ages 5-8 with parent supervision. $5 suggested donation.
10:45 AM – CCS K-12 Summer Opportunities & Engagement Fair at Columbus Metropolitan Library – Columbus City Schools families are invited to learn about summer opportunities including camp information, enrichment opportunities, internships and more. There will be hands on demonstrations, giveaways, community resources and supervised activities for students in grades K-3.
11:00 AM – Millennium Academy of Irish Dance at Franklin Park Conservatory – youth dancers will perform Irish Step Dancing arrangements! There is a performance at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
11:00 AM – Sensory Storytime at Pickerington Public Library – register in advance for the story time specifically for children with special needs focused on sensory activities in a sensory friendly environment.
1:00 PM – Family Fun Day at Eleven29 Events – parents can shop local vendors while kids participate in games, face painting, music and more! $5/child and adults are free.
1:00 PM – Babe, The Sheep Pig at Columbus Performing Arts Center – CATCO for Kids presents Babe, The Sheep Pig, based on the movie Babe. Adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
1:00 PM – Maple Time at Slate Run Metro Park and Living Historical Farm – sample maple syrup and learn about making maple syrup like they did in the 1880’s. There will be a hike to the sugar bush at 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM.
2:00 PM – Millennium Academy of Irish Dance at Franklin Park Conservatory – youth dancers will perform Irish Step Dancing arrangements! There is a performance at 11:00 AM and 2:00 PM.
2:30 PM – Babe, The Sheep Pig at Columbus Performing Arts Center – CATCO for Kids presents Babe, The Sheep Pig, based on the movie Babe. Adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
5:00 PM – CMA Comes Alive at Columbus Museum of Art – this event features activities for families to do together including a LEGO build, Transit Arts Dance Party, and a dinner buffet. Funds raised support free Sundays at CMA!
10:00 AM – Community Day at Franklin Park Conservatory – Franklin County and the City of Columbus residents can get in free to the Conservatory with a valid ID on the first Sunday of each month!
2:00 PM – Seussical the Musical at Olentangy Berlin High School Theatre – watch the OBHS Performing Arts Department in it’s first musical! Tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children. Three performance times available this weekend!
3:00 PM – Kindness Rocks at Blacklick Woods Metro Park – decorate rocks and hide them throughout the park for others to find and enjoy!
3:00 PM – Walk & Woof at Glacier Ridge Metro Park – take your dog on a 2.5 mile hike through the park!
4:30 PM – Families in the Kitchen at Young Chefs Academy of Gahanna – this is a family cooking class for all ages! $25/person.
Your family is invited to a fun night out at the McDonald’s on Sawmill Road featuring McDonald’s newest menu item: Donut Sticks!
Thanks to McDonald’s for sponsoring this post and this event!
McDonald’s has released a new (temporary!) menu item: Donut Sticks! And I’m partnering with fellow blogger Nikki Seeley of SweetlyCbus to celebrate with a family friendly event featuring Breakfast for Dinner!
You family is invited to this free event that will include a DJ, giveaways, McDonald’s trivia and a sampling of the new donut sticks plus other breakfast items like McGriddles and Egg McMuffins, coffee and juice! See all the details in the Facebook Event.
This event will take place at the McDonalds at 7190 Sawmill Rd, Columbus, OH 43235, which has a great play area for the kids!
To celebrate we’re also planning some amazing giveaways that just might help your family gear up for a fun spring break staycation! When you come to the event, you will receive a raffle ticket to enter the giveaway of your choice.
While you are there, we will have other ways to earn raffle tickets to increase your chances of winning! One of those ways is to click going in the Facebook Event – and then actually attend! We will have a list of those who RSVP’ed and when you show up, you will receive an extra raffle ticket!
Here is a sample of some of the amazing raffle prizes we have collected so far!
◾ A free birthday party at Skate America!
◾ Family passes to Lazer kraze Gahanna!
◾ A family pass to Columbus Museum of Art!
◾ A family pack of tickets to Castaway Bay!
◾ A free jumpstart clinic Goldfish Swim School!
◾ A family pack of passes to AHA! A Hands-On Adventure, A Children’s Museum!
◾ A family pack of tickets to Franklin Park Conservatory!
◾ Meal & Drink vouchers to Forty’s Chicken & Waffles!
◾ 4 Tickets to Disney On Ice!
◾ 4 Tickets to Monster Jam!
◾ 4 Tickets to Cinderella with BalletMet!
Plus everyone who attends gets freebies from McDonalds , Goldfish Swim School and Daily Dental & Braces Bar!
Who: Your whole family is welcome.
What: A family friendly event that includes fun activities, free food, prizes, music and more!
7:00 AM – Hot Fudge Sundae Sale Weekend at Young’s Jersey Dairy – head to Young’s Jersey dairy to celebrate spring with $2.99 one dip Hot Fudge Sundaes and $3.99 two dip Hot Fudge Sundaes! This deal is only good Friday through Sunday!
9:00 AM – Walking the Dog Day at Blacklick Woods Metro Park – take a 2 mile walk with your dog! There will be treats for dogs and people!
9:30 AM – Toddler Play Time – Art Explorers at Creative Art Bar Hilliard – this event includes 2 hours of sensory based play plus crafting and art tables. Free coffee for the adults! Recommended for walkers through age 5.
9:45 AM – Drop In Music Class at Coffee Connections of Hilliard – WeJoySing will be hosting a drop in music class featuring music based learning! There are two class options 9:45 AM – 10:15 AM for 1-23 months or 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM for 2-4 years. $5/child $3/sibling.
10:30 AM – Drop In Music Class at Coffee Connections of Hilliard – WeJoySing will be hosting a drop in music class featuring music based learning! There are two class options 9:45 AM – 10:15 AM for 1-23 months or 10:30 AM – 11:00 AM for 2-4 years. $5/child $3/sibling.
11:00 AM – 2019 Dispatch Home & Garden Show at Ohio Expo Center – Bricker & Celeste Buildings — the Dispatch Spring Home and Garden Show takes place February 16-24th and has special programming for families on February 23rd. Saturday February 23rd is Family Day and features animals from the Columbus Zoo and more!
5:00 PM – $5 Friday Pony Rides with Cookie & Sugarcoat at Horse -N- Round Fun – ride mini horses for $5/person. There will also be a free petting zoo!
5:00 PM – Family Friday Night at COSI – COSI stays open late the last Friday of each month with reduced admission!
6:00 PM – Wildlife Observation Night at Blacklick Woods Metro Park – observe wildlife at night through the viewing window.
6:00 PM – Friday Family Fun Night at We Rock the Spectrum – Columbus – We Rock the Spectrum will stay open until 8:00 PM for kids to play, create crafts and burn off energy!
6:00 PM – Owl Hike at Glacier Ridge Metro Park – go on a one mile hike to look for owls. Ages 6 and up.
6:30 PM – Kids Night Out! at Young Chefs Academy of Gahanna – drop the kids off for a cooking class with hands on instruction! This week’s theme will be Candy Chemistry. Ages 8 and up. $35.
6:30 PM – Daddy Daughter Ball at piccadilly – this event includes dancing, time in the playspace, art projects, hors d’oeuvres and more! Register in advance.
7:00 PM – Disney’s The Little Mermaid for Nationwide Children’s Hospital at Palace Theatre – the Pleasure Guild of Nationwide Children’s Hospital presents Disney’s The Little Mermaide in a broadway-style production. All of the proceeds benefit Nationwide Children’s Hospital Hospice and Palliative Care Program.
9:00 AM – Waffle Bar! at Coffee Connections of Hilliard – enjoy a waffle bar with unlimited toppings plus juice and coffee for $5/person.
10:00 AM – 2019 Dispatch Home & Garden Show at Ohio Expo Center – Bricker & Celeste Buildings — the Dispatch Spring Home and Garden Show takes place February 16-24th and has special programming for families on February 23rd. Saturday February 23rd is Family Day and features animals from the Columbus Zoo and more!
10:00 AM – Memories and Masterpieces Day at Clay Street Ceramics – paint your own pottery with lots of kid-friendly options! Everyone who comes will receive a free box of M&M’s!
10:00 AM – Battelle Darby Creek: Winter Hike at Battelle Darby Creek Metro Park – take a 2, 4 or 6 mile hike along Big Darby Creek. Bring four non-perishable food items or make a $5 donation to Mid-Ohio Foodbank to receive a Metro Parks mug!
10:00 AM – PBJ & Jazz with Maggie Green Quintet at Lincoln Theatre – this event includes a family-friendly jazz performance plus lunch for the kids. Kid receive a PB&J sandwich, juice and a cookie. $5/person. There is a second performance at 11:30 AM.
10:00 AM – Our Village: We Rock the Spectrum Play Date at We Rock the Spectrum – Columbus – join FIT4MOM Columbus North for a playdate at We Rock The Spectrum! $8 for children 12 months and older. You do not need to be a member of FIT4MOM to join in the fun!
10:00 AM – STEM Adventures at Kiddie Academy of Hilliard – this is a free community event where kids can explore STEM activities!
11:00 AM – Michael Roy’s Cirque du Papier at Franklin Park Conservatory – origami artist Michael Roy Baldridge will present folded paper creations! There is a second performance at 2:00 PM.
11:00 AM – Eagle Watch at Highbanks Metro Park – take a 3 mile hike to look for bald eagles! Ages 8 and up.
11:30 AM – PBJ & Jazz with Maggie Green Quintet at Lincoln Theatre – this event includes a family-friendly jazz performance plus lunch for the kids. Kid receive a PB&J sandwich, juice and a cookie. $5/person.
12:00 PM – Story Time with Cinderella! at Barnes & Noble Polaris – this is a free story time with Cinderella at Barnes & Noble Polaris!
2:00 PM – Disney’s The Little Mermaid for Nationwide Children’s Hospital at Palace Theatre – the Pleasure Guild of Nationwide Children’s Hospital presents Disney’s The Little Mermaide in a broadway-style production. All of the proceeds benefit Nationwide Children’s Hospital Hospice and Palliative Care Program.
2:00 PM – Michael Roy’s Cirque du Papier at Franklin Park Conservatory – origami artist Michael Roy Baldridge will present folded paper creations!
2:00 PM – STEM Adventures at Kiddie Academy of Reynoldsburg, OH – this is a free community event where kids can explore STEM activities!
3:00 PM – LEGO Club at Grove City Library – drop in to create a LEGO build following the theme that will be revealed at the program!
3:00 PM – Disney Movie Saturday at Westland Area Library – watch a Disney movie and have popcorn! Ages 10 and up.
11:00 AM – Kids Eat Free at City BBQ – kids eat free with and adult meal purchase for “Family Time” on Sunday all day long! If you buy a slice of Triple Chocolate Cake, City Barbeque will donate $1 to Nationwide Children’s Hospital.
11:00 AM – Sunday Family Funday at The Draft Room – this event includes free crafts for the kids and beer specials for the adults! Broke Johnny Food Truck will be on site with waffles!
12:00 PM – Pay what you WANT! at Canvas Creations For You – Canvas Creations was recently affected by a flood that destroyed all of her inventory! At this event you can “pay what you want” to help replenish her inventory! You must register in advance for your seat! Kids ages 5 and up are welcome!
1:00 PM – Search for skunk cabbage at Blendon Woods Metropolitan Park – skunk cabbage is the first flower of the year and you can look for it in the park and learn about it’s medicinal uses.
2:00 PM – GPS Treasure Hunt at Sharon Woods Metro Park – use a GPS to search for hidden items off trail! Meet at the Natural Play Area!
3:00 PM – Concert for Kids: Fairy Tales and Dragons at Columbus Symphony – dress as your favorite character to hear music from Beauty and the Beast, Cinderella, How to Train Your Dragon and Frozen! There will be pre-concert activities beginning at 2:00 PM including a craft, instruments, conducting lessons, musical tattoos and more! Tickets available online.

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looking for things to do in columbus, ohio this weekend? here are over 35 family-friendly events happening in columbus, and central ohio this weekend!
10:00 am – pickerington area kids clothing & toy pop up shop – shop a huge kids consignment sale featuring baby gear, clothes, maternity wear, toys, bikes and more! free admission! check the link for opportunities to shop early and the 50% off sale.
10:00 am – forest fridays at sunbury urban farm – forest fridays include a 30 minute nature activity and free play time in the woods. geared towards ages 2-5 with parent supervision. $5 suggested donation.
10:00 am – the lego® movie™ days at legoland discovery center (columbus) – legoland columbus is celebrating the lego movie 2 with special building activities, character appearances, photo opps and more!
5:00 pm – first friday in delaware – this month’s theme is march for art and includes art on display by students of delaware city schools. participating downtown locations offer live music, artist demonstrations and more!
7:00 pm – babe, the sheep pig at columbus performing arts center – catco for kids presents babe, the sheep pig, based on the movie babe. adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
7:00 pm – pickerington area kids clothing & toy pop up shop – shop a huge kids consignment sale featuring baby gear, clothes, maternity wear, toys, bikes and more! free admission! check the link for opportunities to shop early and the 50% off sale.
7:00 pm – seussical the musical at olentangy berlin high school theatre – watch the obhs performing arts department in it’s first musical! tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children. three performance times available this weekend!
7:30 am – westerville lions club pancake breakfast! at american legion auxiliary unit #171 – this all you can eat pancake breakfast supports people with visual impairments.
8:00 am – maple sugar pancake breakfast at stratford ecological center – celebrate maple syrup season with a breakfast of pancakes, sausage and local maple syrup and a hike to the sugar shack to learn about the sugaring process and visit the farm animals. registration required.
9:00 am – arnold sportsworld kid & teens expo at ohio expo center & state fair – this event featuring sporting events, activities and competitions for kids and teens! lots of hands on activities for kids.
9:00 am – 2019 central ohio stem expo at whitehall – yearling high school- this is a free event for kids kindergarten through 8th grade to explore stem activities!
10:00 am – avant garde art and craft show – this annual event features artist and vendors with handmade items. kids 12 and under are free.
10:00 am – nature playdates at sunbury urban farm – nature playdates include a 30 minute nature activity and free play time in the woods. geared towards ages 5-8 with parent supervision. $5 suggested donation.
10:45 am – ccs k-12 summer opportunities & engagement fair at columbus metropolitan library – columbus city schools families are invited to learn about summer opportunities including camp information, enrichment opportunities, internships and more. there will be hands on demonstrations, giveaways, community resources and supervised activities for students in grades k-3.
11:00 am – millennium academy of irish dance at franklin park conservatory – youth dancers will perform irish step dancing arrangements! there is a performance at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm.
11:00 am – sensory storytime at pickerington public library – register in advance for the story time specifically for children with special needs focused on sensory activities in a sensory friendly environment.
1:00 pm – family fun day at eleven29 events – parents can shop local vendors while kids participate in games, face painting, music and more! $5/child and adults are free.
1:00 pm – babe, the sheep pig at columbus performing arts center – catco for kids presents babe, the sheep pig, based on the movie babe. adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
1:00 pm – maple time at slate run metro park and living historical farm – sample maple syrup and learn about making maple syrup like they did in the 1880’s. there will be a hike to the sugar bush at 1:00 pm and 2:00 pm.
2:00 pm – millennium academy of irish dance at franklin park conservatory – youth dancers will perform irish step dancing arrangements! there is a performance at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm.
2:30 pm – babe, the sheep pig at columbus performing arts center – catco for kids presents babe, the sheep pig, based on the movie babe. adult tickets are $15 and kids are $10.
5:00 pm – cma comes alive at columbus museum of art – this event features activities for families to do together including a lego build, transit arts dance party, and a dinner buffet. funds raised support free sundays at cma!
10:00 am – community day at franklin park conservatory – franklin county and the city of columbus residents can get in free to the conservatory with a valid id on the first sunday of each month!
2:00 pm – seussical the musical at olentangy berlin high school theatre – watch the obhs performing arts department in it’s first musical! tickets are $15 for adults and $5 for children. three performance times available this weekend!
3:00 pm – kindness rocks at blacklick woods metro park – decorate rocks and hide them throughout the park for others to find and enjoy!
3:00 pm – walk & woof at glacier ridge metro park – take your dog on a 2.5 mile hike through the park!
4:30 pm – families in the kitchen at young chefs academy of gahanna – this is a family cooking class for all ages! $25/person.
your family is invited to a fun night out at the mcdonald’s on sawmill road featuring mcdonald’s newest menu item: donut sticks!
thanks to mcdonald’s for sponsoring this post and this event!
mcdonald’s has released a new (temporary!) menu item: donut sticks! and i’m partnering with fellow blogger nikki seeley of sweetlycbus to celebrate with a family friendly event featuring breakfast for dinner!
you family is invited to this free event that will include a dj, giveaways, mcdonald’s trivia and a sampling of the new donut sticks plus other breakfast items like mcgriddles and egg mcmuffins, coffee and juice! see all the details in the facebook event.
this event will take place at the mcdonalds at 7190 sawmill rd, columbus, oh 43235, which has a great play area for the kids!
to celebrate we’re also planning some amazing giveaways that just might help your family gear up for a fun spring break staycation! when you come to the event, you will receive a raffle ticket to enter the giveaway of your choice.
while you are there, we will have other ways to earn raffle tickets to increase your chances of winning! one of those ways is to click going in the facebook event – and then actually attend! we will have a list of those who rsvp’ed and when you show up, you will receive an extra raffle ticket!
here is a sample of some of the amazing raffle prizes we have collected so far!
◾ a free birthday party at skate america!
◾ family passes to lazer kraze gahanna!
◾ a family pass to columbus museum of art!
◾ a family pack of tickets to castaway bay!
◾ a free jumpstart clinic goldfish swim school!
◾ a family pack of passes to aha! a hands-on adventure, a children’s museum!
◾ a family pack of tickets to franklin park conservatory!
◾ meal & drink vouchers to forty’s chicken & waffles!
◾ 4 tickets to disney on ice!
◾ 4 tickets to monster jam!
◾ 4 tickets to cinderella with balletmet!
plus everyone who attends gets freebies from mcdonalds , goldfish swim school and daily dental & braces bar!
who: your whole family is welcome.
what: a family friendly event that includes fun activities, free food, prizes, music and more!
7:00 am – hot fudge sundae sale weekend at young’s jersey dairy – head to young’s jersey dairy to celebrate spring with $2.99 one dip hot fudge sundaes and $3.99 two dip hot fudge sundaes! this deal is only good friday through sunday!
9:00 am – walking the dog day at blacklick woods metro park – take a 2 mile walk with your dog! there will be treats for dogs and people!
9:30 am – toddler play time – art explorers at creative art bar hilliard – this event includes 2 hours of sensory based play plus crafting and art tables. free coffee for the adults! recommended for walkers through age 5.
9:45 am – drop in music class at coffee connections of hilliard – wejoysing will be hosting a drop in music class featuring music based learning! there are two class options 9:45 am – 10:15 am for 1-23 months or 10:30 am – 11:00 am for 2-4 years. $5/child $3/sibling.
10:30 am – drop in music class at coffee connections of hilliard – wejoysing will be hosting a drop in music class featuring music based learning! there are two class options 9:45 am – 10:15 am for 1-23 months or 10:30 am – 11:00 am for 2-4 years. $5/child $3/sibling.
11:00 am – 2019 dispatch home & garden show at ohio expo center – bricker & celeste buildings — the dispatch spring home and garden show takes place february 16-24th and has special programming for families on february 23rd. saturday february 23rd is family day and features animals from the columbus zoo and more!
5:00 pm – $5 friday pony rides with cookie & sugarcoat at horse -n- round fun – ride mini horses for $5/person. there will also be a free petting zoo!
5:00 pm – family friday night at cosi – cosi stays open late the last friday of each month with reduced admission!
6:00 pm – wildlife observation night at blacklick woods metro park – observe wildlife at night through the viewing window.
6:00 pm – friday family fun night at we rock the spectrum – columbus – we rock the spectrum will stay open until 8:00 pm for kids to play, create crafts and burn off energy!
6:00 pm – owl hike at glacier ridge metro park – go on a one mile hike to look for owls. ages 6 and up.
6:30 pm – kids night out! at young chefs academy of gahanna – drop the kids off for a cooking class with hands on instruction! this week’s theme will be candy chemistry. ages 8 and up. $35.
6:30 pm – daddy daughter ball at piccadilly – this event includes dancing, time in the playspace, art projects, hors d’oeuvres and more! register in advance.
7:00 pm – disney’s the little mermaid for nationwide children’s hospital at palace theatre – the pleasure guild of nationwide children’s hospital presents disney’s the little mermaide in a broadway-style production. all of the proceeds benefit nationwide children’s hospital hospice and palliative care program.
9:00 am – waffle bar! at coffee connections of hilliard – enjoy a waffle bar with unlimited toppings plus juice and coffee for $5/person.
10:00 am – 2019 dispatch home & garden show at ohio expo center – bricker & celeste buildings — the dispatch spring home and garden show takes place february 16-24th and has special programming for families on february 23rd. saturday february 23rd is family day and features animals from the columbus zoo and more!
10:00 am – memories and masterpieces day at clay street ceramics – paint your own pottery with lots of kid-friendly options! everyone who comes will receive a free box of m&m’s!
10:00 am – battelle darby creek: winter hike at battelle darby creek metro park – take a 2, 4 or 6 mile hike along big darby creek. bring four non-perishable food items or make a $5 donation to mid-ohio foodbank to receive a metro parks mug!
10:00 am – pbj & jazz with maggie green quintet at lincoln theatre – this event includes a family-friendly jazz performance plus lunch for the kids. kid receive a pb&j sandwich, juice and a cookie. $5/person. there is a second performance at 11:30 am.
10:00 am – our village: we rock the spectrum play date at we rock the spectrum – columbus – join fit4mom columbus north for a playdate at we rock the spectrum! $8 for children 12 months and older. you do not need to be a member of fit4mom to join in the fun!
10:00 am – stem adventures at kiddie academy of hilliard – this is a free community event where kids can explore stem activities!
11:00 am – michael roy’s cirque du papier at franklin park conservatory – origami artist michael roy baldridge will present folded paper creations! there is a second performance at 2:00 pm.
11:00 am – eagle watch at highbanks metro park – take a 3 mile hike to look for bald eagles! ages 8 and up.
11:30 am – pbj & jazz with maggie green quintet at lincoln theatre – this event includes a family-friendly jazz performance plus lunch for the kids. kid receive a pb&j sandwich, juice and a cookie. $5/person.
12:00 pm – story time with cinderella! at barnes & noble polaris – this is a free story time with cinderella at barnes & noble polaris!
2:00 pm – disney’s the little mermaid for nationwide children’s hospital at palace theatre – the pleasure guild of nationwide children’s hospital presents disney’s the little mermaide in a broadway-style production. all of the proceeds benefit nationwide children’s hospital hospice and palliative care program.
2:00 pm – michael roy’s cirque du papier at franklin park conservatory – origami artist michael roy baldridge will present folded paper creations!
2:00 pm – stem adventures at kiddie academy of reynoldsburg, oh – this is a free community event where kids can explore stem activities!
3:00 pm – lego club at grove city library – drop in to create a lego build following the theme that will be revealed at the program!
3:00 pm – disney movie saturday at westland area library – watch a disney movie and have popcorn! ages 10 and up.
11:00 am – kids eat free at city bbq – kids eat free with and adult meal purchase for “family time” on sunday all day long! if you buy a slice of triple chocolate cake, city barbeque will donate $1 to nationwide children’s hospital.
11:00 am – sunday family funday at the draft room – this event includes free crafts for the kids and beer specials for the adults! broke johnny food truck will be on site with waffles!
12:00 pm – pay what you want! at canvas creations for you – canvas creations was recently affected by a flood that destroyed all of her inventory! at this event you can “pay what you want” to help replenish her inventory! you must register in advance for your seat! kids ages 5 and up are welcome!
1:00 pm – search for skunk cabbage at blendon woods metropolitan park – skunk cabbage is the first flower of the year and you can look for it in the park and learn about it’s medicinal uses.
2:00 pm – gps treasure hunt at sharon woods metro park – use a gps to search for hidden items off trail! meet at the natural play area!
3:00 pm – concert for kids: fairy tales and dragons at columbus symphony – dress as your favorite character to hear music from beauty and the beast, cinderella, how to train your dragon and frozen! there will be pre-concert activities beginning at 2:00 pm including a craft, instruments, conducting lessons, musical tattoos and more! tickets available online.


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Petition to try and stop Caranua Fund - or at least make changes to it and include the children and partners of survivors in it.
Already messaged ALL Members asking them to sign and support in the promotion of this Petition.
Will add it to the petitions on the Home Page when I have time.
PS did sign it too!
Oh sooo sorry.....I just looked at the date and this was last year x oops!!
a pickit on your office and your house I'm fed up waiting for what I was promesed in my settlement . james fox .
Well James it wont be to long before we hear from the ihrec, if we can set a precedent in law on the proper treatment of survivors and a means to enforce it we can take them before a judge, my advice to you, make sure you have a written or email record of all contact because they will fill you full of crap over the phone, make complaints so it is there in writing on your file, ive been complaining to them for over 2 years none were ever resolved so i basically have a record of just how useless they are. It is also a fact when one reads my file that endless delays, discrimination, human rights issues and being made to suffer serious levels of stress and anguish are part and parcel of what caranua are about, she might want to bury her head in the sand or maybe her ego is so out of control that she is blind to the issues, but sooner or later the truth will out, we will reach a critical mass at some stage and she will be forced to face us.
did ireland will always be currupt i will never get justic in this country . but i will still keep on trying . james fox.

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petition to try and stop caranua fund - or at least make changes to it and include the children and partners of survivors in it.
already messaged all members asking them to sign and support in the promotion of this petition.
will add it to the petitions on the home page when i have time.
ps did sign it too!
oh sooo sorry.....i just looked at the date and this was last year x oops!!
a pickit on your office and your house i'm fed up waiting for what i was promesed in my settlement . james fox .
well james it wont be to long before we hear from the ihrec, if we can set a precedent in law on the proper treatment of survivors and a means to enforce it we can take them before a judge, my advice to you, make sure you have a written or email record of all contact because they will fill you full of crap over the phone, make complaints so it is there in writing on your file, ive been complaining to them for over 2 years none were ever resolved so i basically have a record of just how useless they are. it is also a fact when one reads my file that endless delays, discrimination, human rights issues and being made to suffer serious levels of stress and anguish are part and parcel of what caranua are about, she might want to bury her head in the sand or maybe her ego is so out of control that she is blind to the issues, but sooner or later the truth will out, we will reach a critical mass at some stage and she will be forced to face us.
did ireland will always be currupt i will never get justic in this country . but i will still keep on trying . james fox.


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A browser is probably the most important software application for me right now. Even more important than an Operating System. Computer without network these days is as useless as car without petroleum or yacht without sails and browser is the primary tool to use the internet. Not that long ago I used to use dedicated programs for many important things and now all those things I do with the browser. Of course I still use other programs, but a browser is the king.
Google (GMail) is the provider for most of my mail and preferred instant messaging - google talk, with numerous features that I like and use all the time, like labels instead of folders, automatic addition to contacts, server side archiving etc etc. But google talk is not the most popular IM among many of my friends, they use ICQ (which I don't like). But lucky I am - google now integrates AIM, and since ICQ belongs to AOL it just works in GTalk.
So other browsers are developing too, and faster and they get better and better. There ara three other major players in the browser market: Mozilla (with FireFox), Opera and Apple (with Safari). Each of them has a solid list of unique great features and often it is hard for me to clearly decide which one is better. All three work both on Mac and Windows, all three are much better than IE. But to be fair I should mention that each of them also represent a rendering engine, and those rendering engines used by some other browsers, what make pages to look like in a primary browser, but user experience is a bit different. And after few years with FireFox as my default browser I just made a change to Netscape 9.0.x But I still continue to use many browsers and Opera and Safari, as well as FireFox. This version of Netscape is very similar to FireFox, and pretty much it has all the nice feature and supports all the extensions including the one I use - Google Browser Sync (which is crucial for me, since I rely on it every day) Plus it has few other very useful features, like more control on tabs, text fields and options. It runs on Mac, Linux and Windows and distributed by AOL.

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a browser is probably the most important software application for me right now. even more important than an operating system. computer without network these days is as useless as car without petroleum or yacht without sails and browser is the primary tool to use the internet. not that long ago i used to use dedicated programs for many important things and now all those things i do with the browser. of course i still use other programs, but a browser is the king.
google (gmail) is the provider for most of my mail and preferred instant messaging - google talk, with numerous features that i like and use all the time, like labels instead of folders, automatic addition to contacts, server side archiving etc etc. but google talk is not the most popular im among many of my friends, they use icq (which i don't like). but lucky i am - google now integrates aim, and since icq belongs to aol it just works in gtalk.
so other browsers are developing too, and faster and they get better and better. there ara three other major players in the browser market: mozilla (with firefox), opera and apple (with safari). each of them has a solid list of unique great features and often it is hard for me to clearly decide which one is better. all three work both on mac and windows, all three are much better than ie. but to be fair i should mention that each of them also represent a rendering engine, and those rendering engines used by some other browsers, what make pages to look like in a primary browser, but user experience is a bit different. and after few years with firefox as my default browser i just made a change to netscape 9.0.x but i still continue to use many browsers and opera and safari, as well as firefox. this version of netscape is very similar to firefox, and pretty much it has all the nice feature and supports all the extensions including the one i use - google browser sync (which is crucial for me, since i rely on it every day) plus it has few other very useful features, like more control on tabs, text fields and options. it runs on mac, linux and windows and distributed by aol.