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During Reel Focus, students in grades 4-7 attend a film program and a workshop at the Roundhouse Community Centre. Instruction is tailored for your age group. The day starts at 9:45 AM and ends at 1:00 PM. Classes attending a 10:00 AM screening will participate in an 11:45 AM workshop; classes participating in a 10:00 AM workshop will attend an 11:45 AM screening. There is a short break for a half an hour between activities, and the day ends at 1:00 PM.
Reel Focus includes a Film Study Guide with relevant information about the films and suggested discussion questions, activities and resources.
MONDAY, APRIL 3 - FRIDAY, APRIL 7 | 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM | Roundhouse Community Centre
*Registration details below.
Indigenous Spotlight
Monday, April 3
*This program is now at capacity, please select another day.*
From the Andes to Canada, some of the most interesting filmmaking around the world is coming from the resilient Indigenous communities that are making themselves heard. This year's program is no exception.
Themes: critical thinking, family, nature, identity, cultural preservation, music
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Animation Without Hesitation
Tuesday, April 4
*This program is now at capacity, please select another day.*
Overcoming fears and obstacles with creativity, critical thinking and perseverance, the characters in these short films may hesitate, but their creators do not. This group of exceptional animators takes us on trip to their bold, poetic, and extremely diverse worlds.
Themes: mystery and wonder, change, fear, music, animals
Young & Elder
Wednesday, April 5
Age does not determine the extent of our contribution to our community and family, though it may be a factor in the way we face our fears. Using animation and live-action to tell their stories, these filmmakers tackle the important business of relating to our elders, with compassion, humour, and sincerity.
Themes: coming of age, memory, identity, elders, family, love
Doc Day
Thursday, April 6
Weaving factual elements into a cinematic experience, these documentarians invite us into the real lives of their subjects. Using stylistically composed camerawork, animation, or classic hand-held documentary styles, we are drawn deeper into the experiences that are close to home and transported to those perhaps as unfamiliar to us as an island of monkeys.
Themes: nature, puberty, heritage, fashion, music, dance
A Voice/An Impact
Friday, April 7
Activism and reclamation can take many forms. Sometimes it means speaking up; other times it means being silent. One's impact can be made in a stop-motion animation, in the communion of sacred dance, or a lifetime spent on another continent. It might even be found in a trip to your nana's house.
Themes: justice, morality, finding your voice, activism, identity
digital filmmaking
In this interactive workshop, the class will learn the functions of a digital video camera, and a few insider tricks. Then students will break into small groups and film short scenes on their own throughout the Roundhouse.
cut-out animation
A variety of pre-fashioned and cut-out materials will be used to create characters and sets. In small groups, using video capture techniques, students will be taken through the steps of creating a short story.
Students get animated! Choreographed by the instructor, the class will glide, disappear and fly through the air. This is a great introduction to special effects and stop-motion animation.
objects in motion
Using everyday office and school supplies, students will animate objects in new, interesting and imaginative ways.
Students will create traditional storyboards with stick figures and shapes using paper and pencils, and learn how to organize their ideas for a film. The ability to draw is not required.
handmade film
Explore the art and history of cinema. Students will etch and draw on 16mm celluliod to create a collaborative short film. At the end of the workshop students will be able to see their work projected.
Students shape and mold characters with plasticine, and using stop-motion animation, will create short films in small groups. The plasticine is messy, and all kinds of fun!
Step 1 - Select the day or short film program you wish to attend
Step 2 - Select the workshop of your choice (be sure to select back-ups just in case)
Step 3 - Tell us how many students, teachers and parent chaperones will attend
Send the requested information to education [@] r2rfestival.org
To ensure fairness, we will respond to reservations in the order in which we receive them. In case Reel Focus is fully booked, you will be placed on a waitlist. When possible, workshops will be added to accommodate the waitlist.
The cost is $175.00 for up to 30 students. Payment can be made by cheque or credit card (additional fees apply), and must be made within two weeks of receiving your invoice. We require a minimum of one adult per 8 students, to a maximum of 8 adults at no charge. An invoice, itinerary, and study guide will be provided. All reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration must be cancelled at least two weeks in advance of the festival or the full fee will be charged. There is a 30 minute snack break between the film and workshop. A courtyard is available for classes to eat outdoors, or you are welcome to stay in your workshop area during the break.
Please note: program subject to change.
We encourage you to check your calendar for conflicts prior to registration. R2R requires a minimum of two weeks notice in order to cancel or modify your registration and offer a full refund. This applies to all school groups.


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Another month, another delightful cooking workshop at 5 Lorette with our lovely readers, making easy and fun vegan dishes together.
February's class was Saint Valentine-themed, which gave us an excellent opportunity to delve into the wonderful world of aphrodisiac foods.
We experimented with velvety chocolate, stimulating spices and arousing aromas, and came up with a collection of exciting new recipes based around these ingredients.
We started with a spicy and chocolatey molé sauce. Molé is a traditional Mexican recipe, and it's absolutely delicious. It's rich, spicy, and smooth. Molé is traditionally served over (not-so-delicious) meat, but of course, we went for healthy and yummy plants instead, i.e. rice and beans.
Molé-making was an exciting culinary adventure for us. We had never made it (and I had never tried it) before recipe testing began, but it has now become a firm favourite in the Veggie Magnifique recipe canon. (See below for the full recipe.)
Dessert was divine Valentine cookies. We used our now-legendary thumbprint cookie recipe for the base, but this time we formed the dough into adorable little hearts.
Of course, the icing had to be Valentine-themed, so we needed a bright pink colour. But who wants to use disgusting fake food dyes to achieve this? We scratched our veggie heads for a while, and beetroot came to mind. It worked like a charm! (Without even a hint of a beetroot taste, don't worry!)
Our pink icing was made of rich and fragrant cacao butter, sweet and creamy cashew nuts, maple syrup, and, for a delicate lift, just a hint of rosewater. It was ganache-y, sweet and moreish.
The food went down a charm, and we had great fun sharing our tips on aphrodisiac cooking (and holistic living, of course) to a musical backdrop of Barry White 😉 .
This video was filmed and edited by the magical Arnold de Souza. Thanks a million, Arnold, for your vision and patience!
There are subtitles, in case you want to know what we're rabbiting on about. You just need to click the 'CC' button.
Our participants left the workshop full to the brim with delicious and healthy food, recipe sheets in hand, and hopefully motivated to experiment with new recipes and flavours.
Will you join us at our next workshop? It's on the 21st March, 7.30pm at 5 Lorette. And this time we're tackling detox. So if you're feeling a little sluggish as the winter subsides, then definitely bag your spot.
And now for some molé!
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p.s. Talking of detox, how is the week-long spring detox going? We're certainly feeling zippy and light after five days of green smoothies, exercise, and self care!

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Genre: Dance Music
Page 1 of 5,368 Total Pages, Found 161,018 Tracks under Dance Music. Get all track lists under Dance Music. The list of songs sorted by popularity. Dance music is music composed specifically to facilitate or accompany dancing. It can be either a whole musical piece or part of a larger musical arrangement. In terms of performance, the major categories are live dance music and recorded dance music. Dance music works often bear the name of the corresponding dance, e.g. waltzes, the tango, the bolero, the can-can, minuets, salsa, various kinds of jigs and the breakdown. Often it is difficult to know whether the name of the music came first or the name of the dance.


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Gun, check. Ammo, check. Lots of baddies to shoot, check.
Now that we have everything we need to download shooting games for free and action games for free, let's get ready to unload on our enemies.
If you haven't been pumped then you will be now. We have so many shooting games and action games to choose from its unbelievable. My Real Games has completely outdone themselves bringing you so many titles to choose from. They aren't even charging you anything for it. It is too good to be true.
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Wednesday, December 31, 2014
Tuesday, December 30, 2014
Saturday, December 27, 2014
PMG Roll of honour
Labels: Graves, Martin Place
Friday, December 26, 2014
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Wednesday, December 24, 2014
Christmas Window Sydney
Labels: Signs
Christmas Tree Martin Place
Labels: Martin Place, Plants and trees
Tuesday, December 23, 2014
Monday, December 22, 2014
Sydney florist Martin Place
Labels: Martin Place, Plants and trees
Sunday, December 21, 2014
Saturday, December 20, 2014
Friday, December 19, 2014
Martin Place flowers
Martin Place has become the focal point for grief following Monday's siege. The flowers continue to grow and it is heart wrenching to watch as crying people queue to lay their flowers. Office workers, pensioners, and young families all in line. There is also a tent with condolence books with people queing yesterday to write lengthy messages to the families of Tori Johnson and Katrina Dawson, the two people killed. Click here for a story on Tori.
Thursday, December 18, 2014
Norfolk Island Pines in Sydney
Labels: Avalon, Beach, Plants and trees
Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
Sydney Siege Day
Labels: Cars, Martin Place
Darlinghurst gaol
Labels: Buildings, Darlinghurst
Monday, December 15, 2014
It's raining ...
Sunday, December 14, 2014
Roo bar
Saturday, December 13, 2014
Skull and crossbones building
Labels: Darlinghurst
Friday, December 12, 2014
Storm brewing
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Christmas gift idea for a bad boss
Labels: Signs
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Next Door Cafe
Tuesday, December 9, 2014
Monday, December 8, 2014
Beach photographer
Sunday, December 7, 2014
Friday, December 5, 2014
Christmas tree in Hyde Park
Labels: Plants and trees
Beach Shower
Labels: Beach
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Tanning message
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
The wrong bus
Labels: Cars
Monday, December 1, 2014
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Greg Gonzales of Grupo Fantasma on Money Chicha's debut album, plans for Brownout
When Preston Frazier last checked in with Greg Gonzales, Grupo Fantasma's Problemas had just dropped. Since then, Gonzales has been busy supporting that album, including a recent performance for television, even as he continues performing with the Grupo Fantasma offshoot band Brownout. But that's not all. Check out this Something Else! Sitdown to find out more about the next great thing from Greg Gonzales …
PRESTON FRAZIER: Tell us about Money Chicha, whose debut album Echo en Mexico arrives this month.
GREG GONZALES: Money Chicha is a project which has been around since early 2010. It started as a little side project to give the rhythm section a chance to shine. The whole idea was inspired by the recordings of Peruvian and Colombian bands of the 1960s and 1970s like Lor Mirlos, Los Destellos, Afrosound of Colombia, and Juaneco y su Combo. They did a very psychedelic style of music which fused Latin elements with fuzzed-out surf guitars, combo organs and strange effects. We had been incorporating this sound into Grupo Fantasma, but it was part of the mix along with all of the other Latin styles and sounds, as well as funk and rock drum patterns we incorporated. While we all love the horns and vocalists of our other bands, we felt like doing something which could showcase our rhythm-section chops. It was also a challenge to break away from the traditional rock band drumset and kick-drum sound to give everything a different, more fluid feeling. Beyond all of that, it was an opportunity to have a group which could move a little faster, have lower overhead, and generally be easier to maneuver.
PRESTON FRAZIER: What was your vision for the album?
GREG GONZALES: One of the reasons we wanted to create the band was to challenge all of the factors which had defined our bands up to that point. The drumset, the vocals and horns. It was also a response to the workflow of a large band. The need to compartmentalize all the elements, to have an arranger, a lyricist, to record and do overdubs and get big, dense songs full of painstakingly crafted parts which all fit together. We wanted to record something where we would all be in a room together, preferably without headphones, using a minimum of tracks, no clicks, no sheet music – something raw that we could do ourselves for little or no money. The record was the result of this. Partially recorded in our friends home studios, partially recorded in our own, and then mixed by myself and [guitarist] Beto [Martinez] analog-style through an old eight-track board with plenty of tape echo and minimal post processing.
PRESTON FRAZIER: How does the project differ from Grupo and Brownout?
GREG GONZALES: We can fit in one van, and only need six microphones.
PRESTON FRAZIER: You are about to embark on a tour with Grupo Fantasma. Do you plan on taking Money Chicha on the road soon?
GREG GONZALES: Grupo Fantasma will be in Europe through early August. While there, we will get to meet with our label reps in Madrid [Vampisoul/Munster Records] and we hope to get some Money Chicha road dates together, starting in the fall. Obviously, Grupo Fantasma and Brownout will continue to be our priorities, but the hope is that this band having low overhead will make it more easily maneuverable. We shall see.
PRESTON FRAZIER: What's happening with Brownout?
GREG GONZALES: Brownout has the second volume of Brownout Presents: Brown Sabbath, our Black Sabbath tribute album, dropping in the early fall. There's sure to be some touring in support of that. We're going to the East Coast in early August for a short run. Additionally, Grupo Fantasma will be touring out to the West Coast in late September.


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This article has a step-by-step howto for setting up Mac OS X on a PC, will give it a tr when I have some time. Involves some BIOS fiddling so not for the feint hearted I guess.
Attending a lecture titled: 'Imagineering in Wonderland, a Nuclear world around us, are Electrons really blue?' by Dr Kelvin Kemm."
Learned a few things:
Questions in my head:
Yep, the voip wave cometh!
The ultimate camo
Not sure if this idea has been investigated by any1 else. Imagine is you could weave a suit out of optical fibers in such a way that the end point of one fiber is always 180 degrees to the other end and both are perpendicular to the surface of your body! the effect would be that light from any direction would be sent "through" you/the fibers and emerge at the opposite side, making you invisible!
Idea is copyright ofcourse, contact me for rights
Although I prefer eating to cooking, I have dabbled. I came accross a cooking site that makes the though a lot more comfortable: Cooking For Engineers. Theres also an interesting article on Saturated Fats, Cholesterol, and Heart Disease. My conclusions, stop the Potato Chips (Hydrogenated Oils), replace marg with good ol' butter and everything in moderation (I love relativity).
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text: I have often said that the digital divide, if there is one, isn't where people think it is. It is not about income, it is not about class and it certainly isn't about age. I am listening as I write to a lady politician talking enthusiastically, and knowledgeably, about her blog, her Facebook page and social media generally and while it would indelicate of me to guess her age suffice to say she isn't Gen Y!


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Last week, seemingly like everyone else, I was discussing the death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo. In a private email chain, I shared some of my un-PC thoughts about Ferguson Police Chief Tom Jackson's press conference, in which Jackson alleged that Brown had robbed a convenience store prior to his life-ending encounter with Officer Darren Wilson:
Unless Brown was high—and not on weed, like a hard drug—this did not happen.
Police have said that when Wilson tried to get out of his vehicle, Brown pushed him back into the car, then entered it and began fighting for the officer's gun.
No sober black kid does that, at least not over a cop rolling up and opening the door. Dorian Johnson's version that the cop tried to choke Brown through the window is way more plausible. Maybe Brown reached for a gun then. Maybe not. The real story is probably a mix of Johnson's and the cop's version.
One of the women in the email chain is a black female police officer in one of the highest-ranked cities for crime. I convinced her to allow me to share her unique perspective and candid thoughts on Brown's death in exchange for her anonymity.
A black female officer speaks:
"My experience being a black cop is what I imagine it feels like to be a biracial kid. But instead of being half this or half that, I'm half black, half cop. And neither side accepts me.
"As a black woman, I know what it feels like to be followed around in anything from a low-end convenience store to a Saks Fifth Avenue, simply because of the color of my skin. I also know what it feels like to be pulled over unjustly—and I absolutely know it's not right because I happen to know the motor vehicle laws. I know what it feels like to have a man, who is driving and I'm a passenger, be pulled over unjustly while we're driving through a white town. So please don't take this as me not understanding the plight of us as African Americans in this country, because I do.
"However, as an officer, I also know what it feels like to be harassed, assaulted, spit at, cursed at and have unjust complaints filed on me because the man or woman I went after was a fugitive and he or she eluded arrest. Because the group of dudes on the corner were clearly hustling and I moved in to make my arrest. Because I pulled out my weapon on the young man who did not heed my requests to slowly take his hands out of his pockets, to stop running, to stay where he is, to let me see his hands, to put his hands in the air, to put his hands on the steering wheel, etc. Because I was doing my job.
"I happen to work in a city that consistently ranks high in crime. When patrolling, I pull my weapon out every day. Every single day. Have I ever had to fire it at someone? No. And I pray every day that I make it to my 25 years never having to do so.
"It is not my goal to shoot anyone or take anyone's life. But will I? If it means me going home that night to live the rest of my life, I absolutely will. If that makes me a bad person, so be it. In this job, there are dangers that the average citizen may never be able to begin to comprehend, but that's the exact reason why I do what I do, so that you, as citizens, don't have to comprehend those dangers. That is my job.
"When I first heard about Michael Brown's death on social media, I was disheartened because yet another black youth had been shot. My heart literally aches for these young men and women whose lives are taken, unfortunately, on a daily basis. At the same time, my heart aches for the law-enforcement officer who possibly only did what he or she had to do in order to go home that night, just as I would do, and is crucified for it.
"I can't say whether Officer Darren Wilson was justified in his actions or not. The information given to the public is still not all of the information. There are way too many facts that are unknown or, at minimum, unreleased.
"One side says that Brown was shot while his hands were up in the air. The other side gives an account of Brown being shot while still in the car, engaged in a physical altercation with the officer while trying to take the officer's weapon. Who is telling the truth? Is either side telling the truth? I don't know. We don't know. I do know that if Brown was feet away from the car and the officer, on his knees with his hands in the air, then no, the shoot was not justified.
"But if Michael Brown was in the car ... engaged in a physical altercation while trying to get the officer's weapon, then yes, the shoot was justified. If an unarmed person attempts to go after my gun, he or she will be shot. If anyone is bold enough to attempt to get my weapon from me, they are bold enough to use it on me. And I am going home at the end of my shift. I just wish that more people would try to understand that.
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Patients admitted to the intensive care unit (ICU) after surgery often develop sleep disturbances. The authors tested the hypothesis that low-dose dexmedetomidine infusion could improve sleep architecture in nonmechanically ventilated elderly patients in the ICU after surgery.
This was a pilot, randomized controlled trial. Seventy-six patients age 65 yr or older who were admitted to the ICU after noncardiac surgery and did not require mechanical ventilation were randomized to receive dexmedetomidine (continuous infusion at a rate of 0.1 μg kg−1 h−1; n = 38) or placebo (n = 38) for 15 h, i.e., from 5:00 pm on the day of surgery until 8:00 am on the first day after surgery. Polysomnogram was monitored during the period of study-drug infusion. The primary endpoint was the percentage of stage 2 non–rapid eye movement (stage N2) sleep.
Complete polysomnogram recordings were obtained in 61 patients (30 in the placebo group and 31 in the dexmedetomidine group). Dexmedetomidine infusion increased the percentage of stage N2 sleep from median 15.8% (interquartile range, 1.3 to 62.8) with placebo to 43.5% (16.6 to 80.2) with dexmedetomidine (difference, 14.7%; 95% CI, 0.0 to 31.9; P = 0.048); it also prolonged the total sleep time, decreased the percentage of stage N1 sleep, increased the sleep efficiency, and improved the subjective sleep quality. Dexmedetomidine increased the incidence of hypotension without significant intervention.
In nonmechanically ventilated elderly patients who were admitted to the ICU after noncardiac surgery, the prophylactic low-dose dexmedetomidine infusion may improve overall sleep quality.
Dexmedetomidine sedation can improve sleep architecture in mechanically ventilated patients, but its effectiveness in nonventilated patients is unknown.
In a pilot trial of 76 adults (age, greater than 65 yr) admitted to the intensive care unit after noncardiac surgery, patients were randomized to receive low-dose dexmedetomidine infusion versus placebo for 15 h. Dexmedetomidine increased stage N2 (and decreased N1) sleep, total sleep time, sleep efficiency, and subjective sleep quality.
Xin-Hai Wu, Fan Cui, Cheng Zhang, Zhao-Ting Meng, Dong-Xin Wang, Jing Ma, Guang-Fa Wang, Sai-Nan Zhu, Daqing Ma; Low-dose Dexmedetomidine Improves Sleep Quality Pattern in Elderly Patients after Noncardiac Surgery in the Intensive Care Unit: A Pilot Randomized Controlled Trial. Anesthesiology 2016;125(5):979-991. doi: https://doi.org/10.1097/ALN.0000000000001325.
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Andrew Johnson's impeachment
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A statue of Andrew Johnson stands in one of the village squares in Greeneville, Tenn.
Because I am particularly interested in presidential museums, we stopped in Greeneville, Tenn., to visit the sites dedicated to President Andrew Johnson (1865-1869) while on our way to the storytelling festival in Jonesborough, Tenn.
Our first stop was the home in Greeneville where Johnson lived after his presidency. Johnson's wife, one child and a number of grandchildren died of tuberculosis at this house.
On the house tour, the emphasis was on how careful the family was with money. The rooms were small, the furniture simple. Before the Civil War, the family owned slaves who worked in the home. During the war, the slaves were freed and given salaries. One of the former slaves is buried in the family plot.
At the visitor center at the National Historical Site, the park ranger was exceptionally knowledgeable about President Johnson's life. The ranger, who had been an actor at one point in his career, enjoyed doing re-enactments and leading tours in the role of Johnson. He looked forward to portraying Presidents Truman and Roosevelt. This, he felt, is a way of involving visitors in history in a meaningful way.
The National Park Service will be doing more to involve visitors in history by introducing actors in the roles of historical figures who can interact and answer questions as if they were that person, the ranger said. We had already experienced this when we met an Abraham Lincoln impersonator at the Lincoln home in Springfield, Ill.
The visitor center included a small display on Johnson's impeachment by the U.S. House of Representatives, which opposed his approach to Reconstruction after the Civil War. The original disagreement was with radical Republicans who felt that President Lincoln's approach, which Johnson was carrying out, was too lenient on the former Confederate states. Congress passed laws that Johnson vetoed. When Congress overrode his veto, he refused to enforce the new laws. In response, the House impeached him. The Senate acquitted him by one vote, but the Supreme Court did not support Johnson's position on the interpretation of the Constitution until much later, leaving the impression that Johnson — not the legislators — had been wrong.
Next to this exhibit, is a building built over the tailor shop where Johnson made his living before he became a politician: first, as Greeneville's mayor, then a Tennessee state representative and senator, Tennessee governor, U.S. congressman and senator, vice president and, finally, with Lincoln's assassination, U.S. president. Across the alley is the family's original home. Exhibits in a series of small rooms concern President Johnson's early years and his political career, leading to a close friendship with Lincoln. The Republican Lincoln chose Johnson, a Democrat, as running mate in his second term because they agreed on how the South should be treated after the Civil War was over.
President Andrew Johnson's exhibits are unusual in that they appear in various locations around Greeneville, and offer a complete picture of what his life was like.Reach Wayne Anderson at firstname.lastname@example.com


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Holy Nancy Spumoni Snow Boots… (spot that reference)
It's often said that you never know how much pressure you can handle until you're under pressure. I'd actually go a step further – you never know how much pressure you've been under until that pressure lifts.
Yesterday was a big day. On the face of it, the pivotal moment was a little over an hour spent at the US Embassy in London, and most of that was sitting and waiting. It wasn't exactly strenuous or difficult.
The relief, and the release, that came with that magical little word, "approved," was like a bulldozer. I feel totally drained. I expected to feel exhilarated, thrilled, excited, uplifted, enthused.
All I want to do is sleep. My muscles ache, my joints are sore, and this is not the usual post-gym fatigue. As the tide of adrenaline washes away, I am aware of just how much tension I was holding. It's a wonder I've been getting anything done at all.
I am taking a couple of days to sit with this new development in life. Moving to another country, another name, another way of life is a lot to get my head around. My decision to go ahead with this is being met with mixed emotions from different people. I'm sure there are doubters, but I'm trusting my gut on this one.
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Enter the tranquil paradise of Chalet Eiger and leave the outside world behind. Chalet Eiger is a boutique luxury lodge a situated in a secluded area above picturesque Acacia Bay overlooking Lake Taupo and Mount Tauhara, in the Central North Island of New Zealand. Chalet Eiger is where you can experience a unique blend of Kiwi hospitality, sophisticated European facilities and reach out to the best the area can offer, staying in private and peaceful surroundings. Hosted by Peter & Nina who offer a relaxed informal environment in which you can nestle into. Our guests tell us we offer: "The intimacy of a bed & breakfast with the facilities of a 5-star hotel"
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CHALET EIGER was opened in 2006 and takes its name from one of the three famous alpine peaks in central Switzerland. These peaks are mirrored by three volcanic hills on the shores of Lake Taupo.
Peter and Nina took over the Lodge in April 2017 after many years of Corporate Life in the Private/Government and ICT sectors in Wellington & Auckland. By the way, there are two other members of staff (Bella the dog & Otto the cat) who cannot always control their excitement when meeting guests so if you would rather not meet them or have any allergies, please let us know in advance and we will ensure they are kept "under the stairs" Otto & Bella usually provide a floor show if you are having dinner with us!
We provide a relaxed, informal environment in which our guests can feel at home and we try to meet most of your needs, we actively engage with our guests and are keen to learn of their own environment as we share ours. We especially enjoy showing our guests around New Zealand, vineyard by vineyard!
We welcome you to Chalet Eiger and hope you enjoy your stay with us.


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My name is Becky Schrumm and these are my #saltyanchorbabies, Tyler and Heidi. I am the creative boss here at Salty Anchor. I am passionate about good design, sharp business branding and beautiful Squarespace websites. I would love the opportunity to work with you and look forward to an intro chat!
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One peculiarity of using and learning both English and French, is the prevalence of « faux-amis« ; those « fake friends » that sound or look the same in both languages, but have complete different meanings. Usually they have been borrowed from French into the English language, but their usage has assigned them a new meaning.
I will try for our « mots rigolos » on Fridays to come up with some of those, and save us all a few incidents of embarrassment!
// cabinet // nom masculin: office, firm, practise, also an antique cabinet
// cabinets // nom masculin pluriel: toilet, GB loo, US bathroom, restroom
Quite confusing when « cabinet » is usually used in English for a cupboard or kitchen pantry; this is what the term originally meant in French as well, as a small separate room (un cabinet de toilette; un cabinet de débarras).
However, nowadays, we usually use « une armoire, un petit placard » for the pantry…
Cabinet d'avocats Simon Associés // Simon & Associates Law Firm
Le cabinet de mon médecin généraliste, le Dr. Kassler, se trouve seulement à 2 km de chez moi. // My GP's office, Dr. Kassler, is only 2 km away from my house.
Où se trouvent les cabinets chez toi? // Where is the bathroom located in your house?
Turns out to be a pretty useful word for your next trip to a French-speaking country, right? Happy Friday!


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4 stores from the Tower Theater
Phone: 610-352-8707
Email Us!
Stanton Myerson -"The PawnBoss"
1954. That is the year that Stanton began working at his family-owned pawnshop at the age of 6 (we have pictures!). Many things have changed since 1954 but Stanton remains passionate and excited about his company and serving his customers. Our customers actually stop in some days just to have Stanton cheer them up because, as only Stanton can put it, "EVERY DAY IS SHOWTIME." Stanton learned the pawn business from his father, Louis Myerson (our business namesake) and carries on the tradition of always giving our customers the best deal possible. He is also a certified Gemologist and holds a degree in Business Administration from Temple University. A lifelong Philadelphia area resident, he currently lives in Center City with his beautiful wife and 2 Shih Tzu's. Stanton also enjoys Opera, business mentoring, public service (he sits on about a dozen boards) and, of course, collecting cool stuff.
Charlene Powery -General Manager
"Mama Char" is her nickname because she takes care of everyone as if they were her own. Charlene started working at Lou's in 1988 and has been the manager since 1996. She makes sure everyone in the store has everything they need to succeed at their jobs including cooking lunch for The PawnBoss everyday (her best dish is Island Curry Chicken). Charlene truly treats everyone like family which explains why she is constantly receiving gifts from our customers. Her kind heart helps keep Lou's a positive place to come on any given day.Here are some fun facts about Mama Char, she is an avid reader, has a wonderful daughter, loves to entertain and is Scott Andrews god mother.
Scott Andrews -Pawnbroker
Scott is our all-around "go to" guy at the shop as he always seems to have the answer to questions and the ability to fix what is broken. The Drexel Hill resident has been with Lou's since 2007 but has been hanging around the shop since 1984 (at age 5!) as his mother was the original store manager. Scott is happily single and enjoys collecting watches and riding his Yamaha R1 motorcycle.


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Project Background
Reynolds was hired by Bucknell University to provide fundamental and enhanced commissioning services for four projects.
Students Apartments and Commons Building Commissioning
There are four student apartment buildings, each consisting of four floors and a partial basement, surrounding a central commons building. The 165,000-square-foot complex provides apartment-style living as well as dining and event space. The HVAC systems for student apartments connects to existing University distribution for low pressure steam and chilled water. The project is LEED Gold certified.
Graham Building Commissioning
The 35,000-square-foot facility includes a second-floor wrestling center that features locker rooms, practice areas, and athletic training and support spaces. The first-floor health and wellness center houses student health facilities for counseling and fitness. The project is LEED Silver certified.
West Building Commissioning
The 70,600-square-foot Academic West Building is connected to the existing campus utilities for heating and cooling, has energy recovery ventilators and variable frequency controllers, a rainwater harvesting system, and has laboratory fume hoods and lab utilities. The project is LEED Silver certified.
Fraternities Commissioning
Reynolds commissioned two new fraternity buildings, each 12,000 square feet. Both buildings are connected to campus utilities for heating and cooling. This project is LEED Silver certified.
Project Specs
Solutions: Commissioning & Engineering
Square Feet: 294,600 total new construction
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Over 1500 PhD tutors trained and placed
Over 700 schools and colleges
Working with more than 12,000 pupils
In 2017-18 we worked with over 700 schools and colleges across the country, placing over 600 PhD tutors to work with more than 12,200 pupils. We worked closely with our partner universities in order to host trips and recruit PhD Tutors. Our vision is an education system in which young people from non-selective state schools and other low participation backgrounds are proportionately represented at highly selective universities. To this end, we aim to build effective, lasting and meaningful links between schools and universities that are underpinned by excellent teaching and learning, and by positive action to widen access to top universities.
How you can help us achieve that goal
Put us in contact with schools
We want to hear from non-selective state schools across the UK so that we can reach as many as pupils with The Brilliant Club programmes as possible.
Recommend us to PhD graduates
We look for individuals with strong communication and interpersonal skills, excellent planning and organisational skills and resilience, an understanding of the UK teaching profession and a commitment to The Brilliant Club's mission.
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We want pupils to achieve their best standard of learning and to understand the benefits of universities – but to do so we need to get kids excited and involved.


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Tasting notes: Mixed Berry - Wildflower - Pie Crust
12 oz.
Francisca and Oscar Chacon, owners and operators of the Las Lajas Micromill are third-generation coffee producers and are know for being the pioneers of producing high quality honey processed coffees in Costa Rica. This particular lot is a Yellow Honey process. In the processing method they remove the fruit and leave 100% of the mucilage left on, this coffee is then slowly dried, being turned hourly on the bed. In the past we have served these coffees and are excited to once again bring the fruit of the Chacon's labor to SD.
Tasting notes: Cherry - Dark Chocolate - Maple
Size: 12 oz.
This past November we took a trip down to Colombia with the intentions of finding great coffees and to build relationships with even better people. While we were there we tried over 100 different coffees from all different regions and brought back our favorites. This particular coffee comes from the Cauca region and is produced by ASPROFECH, an association of over 60 families, whose focus is to increase the production of specialty coffee and create transparency all along the supply chain. Ensuring fair prices that help in creating better living conditions and grants access to education. This coffee is a delicious representation of the collaborations being done in the region.
Tasting notes: Nectarine - Plum - Dark Chocolate
Last year we traveled to the mountains of Huehuetenango, Guatemala and had the opportunity to meet with farmer, Francisco Morales. In the hopes of building relationships with producers, who are pushing the boundaries of what we consider exceptional coffees, Francisco's commitment to learning and sharing stories was the determining factor for a continued relationship. This years crop proves that his curiosity can lead to higher quality. This coffee was dried under shaded nets, to improve the gradual process of drying, with the aim to enhance flavor and prolong shelf life. The result of meticulous attention to detail is this incredible cup. Enjoy!
Tasting notes: Strawberry - Grape Candy - Milk Chocolate
The last two years we have offered sweet and vibrant coffees from Zambia. The response was overwhelmingly positive so we tried this year's crop and again. The Kateshi & Isanya Estates have produced this incredibly sweet and clean natural processed coffee. This unique lot is of an unknown variety known as "Miracle" as it was one of the only trees to survive after being relocated form its native land of Indonesia. This coffee is the perfect representation of what a well processed natural coffee should taste like; sweet, with a juicy body and distinctive flavors of Grape Candy and Strawberries.


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Decorating Your Property Or Workplace With Fine Art Prints
Abstract metal wall art is unique in that is utilizes diverse colour, line dimensions and shape to develop a meaningful aesthetic without having utilizing organic type. You can also go about it in a diverse way, based on how abstract you want your paintings to be. If you really feel drawn to abstract expressionism, you may want to begin painting without any plan and produce as huge a mess as feasible, right away. I used a pre-stretched and primed canvas from an art provide retailer and applied my paint with a range of drywall spatulas and 1 big painter's brush. I ended up adding Green on both sides of the canvas and just kept on blending every little thing till it looked blended" enough and ofcourse when I was content with the finish outcome. They arise from my abstract brushstrokes harmonizing in clear and lovely colors.
Handcrafted from durable steel, this wall art sculpture is highlighted with warm tinted tones. Framed Common Art Prints are fitted with durable plexi glass and completed with a protective backing, bumpers and hanging wire. The first step that you need to take when decorating with abstract art is to take into consideration the room itself. As a rule of thumb, it is usually a very good notion to very first position the furniture in the room just before you hang the art pieces. They can be displayed on 1 wall or spread out among the walls for maximum pull together impact. This selection can assist you to comprehend how varied abstract art sculptures can be.
For that reason we have developed a range of pieces that are a tiny much more abstract – that can sit freely in the residence and all with their personal stories to inform! And then following our home was renovated and I cleaned out all the closets, I discovered this canvas covered in dust and decided to attempt once more rather than throw it away. The Americanflat Spires Lyyt lyyf Wall Art is an abstract piece of art made to add some unique style to your wall décor. And then I think I got really tired and quit messing with this canvas for a couple years.
That is the beauty of it. There are issues that have a tendency to support though, and often I discover that doodling some shapes out with a pencil on your canvas can support you get began. There are no connections or concrete photos – the art is expressive and suggestive and adds drama to any scenario in which it is placed. Iron is the basis of sturdy metal alloys, which are utilised to construct wrought iron wall decor and metal wall plaques. Original classical art can be quite pricey and that is why most folks buy the copied versions of the original.
For the organizing element, the 1st step that you may want to take is to have a look at the spot on your wall where you are arranging to place up your painting. The lovely three-dimensional Leaves Abstract Wall Sculpture from Southern Enterprises characteristics an abstract pattern of colored squares. Since I was searching for abstract styles in brown I was drawn to this piece and could not discover something far better. Promoting art on the internet will, nonetheless, give you the very best opportunities to concisely describe and go over your abstract functions with potential buyers and collectors.


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Canvas Rolls- Cotton, Linen and Inkjet
Rolled canvas is a necessity for any artist who stretches their own canvas, works large-scale or with non-standard sizes, or paints removable murals and drop-cloths. Here at ASW we have a multitude of canvas rolls for the discerning artist to choose from! Classic cotton canvas, fine or coarse-woven linen, synthetics and jute — we have them all! Oil primed, acrylic primed, unprimed or even ready for watercolors, from famous brands like Claessens, Richeson, Artfix, Fredrix and Paramount — whatever you need when it comes to roll canvas can be found right here, and all at ASW's fantastic savings!
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Ne-Yo's made quite a name for himself in the music industry and for his newest business venture, the singer-songwriter is tackling the world of fashion.
Known for his gentlemanly style of dress, which usually includes a three-piece suit and stylish head gear, the 31-year-old wants to share his fashion sense with the public by way of a new hat line. "The line is called Francis Alargo," Ne-Yo tells TheBoombox. "We're going to debut it at Fashion Week [at] Saks Fifth Avenue."
While he didn't divulge too many details since the line will be announced to the public this month, the hat collection is just one of the many things he has on his plate. Aside from working on becoming a fashion mogul, Ne-Yo is also making sure his new show, 'I Heart Tuesdays,' which will appear on the Cartoon Network, is "all the way right."
As for fatherhood, the new dad to baby Madilyn Grace, who was born last November, has had to adjust his schedule, yet he's not complaining. "I'm digging it," he shares. "It's definitely a change. A little less partying, a little more going home, but I don't mind it because I'd honestly rather spend the time with her."
On the music side of things, fans can expect a fifth studio album from Ne-Yo, which is currently in the works. For now, warm up with his fourth LP, 'Libra Scale,' or he can be heard on Pitbull's smash 'Give Me Everything.' The song made headlines last month, when actress Lindsay Lohan filed a lawsuit against Pitbull for including her name and run-ins with the law in one of the lyrics.
As a result, the Miami rapper sought to make amends with Lohan by inviting her as his date to the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards, but she wasn't up for the idea. As far as Ne-Yo is concerned, he wants nothing to do with the legal matter. "She's not suing me and I haven't had a chance to speak with Pit about that so I'm not even going to comment," he explains. "I'ma leave that alone."
As of August, 'Give Me Everything' has sold more than 3,000,000 digital downloads in the U.S.
Watch Ne-Yo Perform 'When You're Mad' at AOL Sessions


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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I clean my placemats?
Sachi and Daphs have a full cleaning guide which can be found on the Care Instructions page.
Are Sachi and Daphs products Australian made?
Yes, all Sachi and Daphs products are made in Australia.
Does Sachi and Daphs offer custom shapes and sizes?
Sachi and Daphs offer the freedom and flexibility to design your own unique creation, personalising your home or office space. You can even print your favourite image or photograph on our products. For more creative options, please refer to our custom Design Page.
Will there be any other product launches?
Sachi and Daphs lives and breathes creativity, innovation and design. We are currently working on a number of new products that differ to the existing range. The Sachi and Daphs lifestyle is forever evolving.
How much does postage cost?
Postage is free of charge, Australia wide. Custom designs may incur a postage charge, which will be included in your quote. For international postage costs, please contact us for a quote.
How long before I can expect delivery of my purchase?
Your new Sachi and Daphs purchase will be delivered within 7-10 working days.
How do I hang or install my Sachi and Daphs pin board?
All pin boards are supplied with double sided adhesive tape for easy application and removal. A product installation guide is included with your purchase.
What is your returns policy?
We're not happy unless you're entirely happy. We offer a 14 day money back guarantee. Please refer to our Shipping & Returns Policy for full details.
I'm having trouble choosing the right colour, do you provide samples?
If you're still unsure after using our handy Pin Board Design Tool, please contact us and request your preferred colour options. We will gladly post you a sample chip free of charge to assist with your interior design.


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Today is not going to be about making art, at least not directly.
As I sat on top of the hill this morning, tears streaming down my face, shoulders shaking, gasping for air as I mouthed the words "this is my home, this is my only home, this is the only sacred ground that I have ever known" along with Vance Gilbert I had a realization that I can only have at Falcon Ridge. This was the most alone I had been all weekend, but the choir of fellow music fans below me made me feel like I was one with everyone there (despite what my body language would have told you at the time). That Dave Carter song, the anthem that I repeat to myself during turbulent times, the one I have tattooed over years of self abuse, is what Falcon Ridge is to me. It's a simple beautiful tune with an iconic chorus and a little bit of political action.
I was waiting for it all weekend, it happens every year whether I like it or not. The spirit of the ridge moves me to tears and afterwards I feel like a new person. I don't cry much in my "real" life, so it's actually something I look forward to. For me, this festival is both the end and the beginning of my year, a way to start fresh and get the energy to go into September, this year was a little different. I'm not going back to school, so I have to learn to channel this energy and peace into a different type of success. Hopefully one that will allow me to do better this year. Be better physically. Make better and more art. Take care of my mental health.
I think what it comes down to is love, there is nothing more powerful and few things as abundant on the hill (with the exception of maybe dirt). I found myself thinking quite often, how can I feel like this all year round? There's not one answer, or two. I suppose trying to keep the peace in my mind as long as possible would be the first one. Breathe. And take care of myself and others. There is an ideal way to live and that way is short and only exists once a year, but it exists.
So treat each other well, smile when you pass someone, say hello, offer cold water for sweaty people, cry when you need to, and love each other like we do at a folk festival.
Special thanks to my Budgiedome family, if I could tell you how much it means to me when I receive a warm hug when I greet you, and a smile every morning no matter how tired you all are. There wouldn't be enough words.
Oh and I'm going into town for 51 weeks. I'll be back soon.


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As well as working with residential private clients both in the UK and abroad our projects also include businesses, retail premises, restaurants and fashion houses.
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Robert Taussig worked with Palm Properties Corporation and Studio Loop Architecture and Development on this Central London Town House renovation. Control4 was used with Amina invisible speakers to create a minimal and clean aesthetic. Lutron lighting was used to provide a variety of lighting scenes around the property including in the high performance Basement home cinema. An Aquavision waterproof TV was incorporated into the Master Bathroom.
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Working alongside PTP Architects this project included a dedicated home cinema space in the Basement with audio and video multi-room thought the property. A lutron system was installed to control the lighting and blinds in the property.
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Amina speakers were used in this reception area to preserve the clean design aesthetic sought by the clients and architects. The music is controlled by a control4 wall mounted touch panel.
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This bathroom space includes waterproof inceiling speakers from Bowers & Wilkins for music. An Aquavision waterproof TV in installed at the foot of the bath.
Both inceiling and underwater speakers are included in this pool area for continuous sound in and out of the water. A projector image appears directly on the wall for movie watching in the lounge space.
Working with 23 Architecture, this residential refurbishment includes the creation of a two story basement with a home cinema on the Lower Ground Floor. The Master Bedroom benefits from a motorised TV lift mechanism enabling the TV to be hidden from view when not in use.
Working with Todhunter Earle Interior Designers on this delightful country house, Control4 with Amina invisible speakers were used to maintain a classic look while retaining intelligent system control. Lutron lighting was used to create a variety of lighting scenes both in and outside the property. A home cinema was included in the Playroom also utilising invisible plaster over speakers.
Working with Mint Shop, this residential refurbishment includes a home cinema system in the basement with additional audio zones around the property. We have utilised invisible plaster in speakers to allow the client to enjoy music without the visible impact of standard speakers.
An audiophile DJ station was created for our client in W8 using a Mcintosh Hi-Fi system partnered with Bowers & Wilkins 800 Series speakers. The Mcintosh handles the analogue turntables, and the digital server through its built in DAC.
This Kitchen area comes to life with Bowers & Wilkins inceiling speakers connected to a Sonos music system. The Sonos music system operates in multiple zones around this property.
In a completely novel scheme, we designed and fitted out a dental surgery and seminar room with a high quality, video link, so that students downstairs can see procedures live from the dental chair.
This dining area features Amina invisible speakers with Lutron lighting all control by a Control4 wall mounted keypad.


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Tanaka ECV 4501 – Chain Saw
43cm³, 15" bar, 4kg, chain pitch .325 050 STD, fuel tank cm³ 400, oil tank cm³ 245, 2.1kw
Additional Information
Additional Product Information for Tanaka Chain Saw model number ECV 4501-15" Kw 2.1, fuel tank cm3 400, oil tank cm3 245. Designed for full time professional forestry workers and for general applications. It has one of the best Kg/Kw ratio among similar saws in the market today. Dust rejection air-filtration system generating turbo force. Built-in decompressor - easy start 70% less force required. Saw chain Oregon No. 95VP-64E/72E. Vibration and Sound Pressure Level (EU model) Testing and average are made according to CE Regulations. Column 1 Model number. Column 2 Vibration Level (m/s2) Last Column Sound Pressure Level/db (A)
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1 heaping handful fresh herbs (basil, thyme, rosemary, parsley, and sage)
1/2 lemon, juiced
1/4 teaspoon lemon zest
1 small clove garlic or garlic scapes
1/4 teaspoon salt
Pinch of red pepper flakes
Olive oil
Items in bold are produced locally and can be bought at the PFC or markets
Finely chop herbs and garlic. Combine herbs, garlic, lemon juice and zest together and stir. Add salt and red pepper flakes. Stir until well combined. If you prefer a more finely chopped cohesive mixture, make this in a small food processor. Mix 1 tablespoon herb mixture with about 3 tablespoons of olive oil. Serve with warm, toasted bread. I love using the spicy pepper sourdough from the Great Bread Company in the West wing of the pavilion!
My name is Amy and I am a registered dietitian that enjoys buying and cooking food from local producers, especially at Michigan's many Farmer's Markets. Look for my recipes featuring ingredients you can find at the Kalamazoo Farmers Market all season long. Also check out my blog and Instagram account for more recipes and to see what is new at the market.
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I personalise each treatment, targeting specific muscles and using techniques that focus on areas of concern. The oils used are individually chosen and blended to intensify the benefits of your massage.
Lava shell massage - Lava shell rescue package
Lava shell massage is a type of heat treatment that uses tiger clam shells as a massage tool. The heat is produced by inserting a lava gel sachet (containing magnesium and sea kelp) and activator liquid (saline solution with lavender) into the shell.
A greatly enjoyable massage for anyone with tense muscles as the heat from the lava shells will gently relax away knots.
In the lava shell rescue package lava shells and glacial shells are used in combination to treat more general aches and pains.
"Amazing pick me up, I can't believe how good I feel." - Sam
Indian Head Massage – 45 mins
An Indian head massage involves work on your upper back, shoulders, neck, scalp and face. The massage is given seated through clothing or directly onto your skin and hair using nourishing organic oils.
It is stimulating yet deeply relaxing, creating a shift in energies and a great sense of wellbeing. An Indian head massage can reduce stress and anxiety and aid emotional recovery following grief. It can also revitalise hair follicles and help combat insomnia and psoriasis.
Swedish Massage – 45 mins / 75 mins
Swedish massage focuses on the deep layers of muscle tissue. It uses long, flowing strokes to relieve muscle pain, reduce joint stiffness and release tension. The 5 basic strokes are effleurage (gliding), petrissage (kneading), tapotement (tapping), friction and vibration.
It is a vigorous treatment that involves a lot of pummelling. I use thumb, hand, forearm and elbow pressure, making it an energetic treatment both to give and to receive. The massage is delivered with oil directly onto the skin.
Although the pressure can be adapted to the individual, Swedish massage is not suitable for the frail or elderly. It is ideal for anyone suffering from a sports injury or from pain and tension in the back and shoulder area.
45 mins – back, neck & shoulder massage
75 mins – full body massage
La Stone Massage – 75 mins
La Stone massage is the ultimate pamper treatment. It is a deeply therapeutic massage combining warm volcanic basalt stones with cooler marble stones.
I place stones of varying weights on your body's key energy channels. Alternating between hot and cold stimulates and then relaxes the circulatory system. The idea is to create a perfect state of homeostasis - a stable, constant body temperature. The pressure is maintained evenly throughout, with the stones doing all the work.
La Stone massage is an extremely nurturing and powerful treatment. Its effects continue long after you have left the salon. Clients often report vivid dreams and sensations of complete release following treatment.
Aromatherapy Massage – 75 mins
In Aromatherapy massage 3 essential oils are fused together to create synergy. I blend a top, middle and bottom note in a carrier oil, before massaging them into your skin using light strokes. Essential oils contain properties that can help heal conditions ranging from indigestion to eczema.
The oils are absorbed through your skin and enter your bloodstream, delivering their therapeutic qualities to the affected area. Aromatherapy is very effective at targeting a range of ailments but a person cannot train to be an aromatherapist until they have qualified as a massage therapist. A consultation is required prior to treatment to ensure that the oils selected assist rather than aggravate your condition.
An aromatherapy massage is a very relaxing and nurturing experience. It helps balance your mind and promotes tranquillity as well as good health.
Gentle Touch Reflexology session - 45 mins
The soles of your feet provide a map of your body, each reflex point corresponding to a vital organ or body zone. Your reflexes are easily accessible and very receptive to touch as the layer of skin on your feet is so thin. Tenderness on the soles can be an early indicator of a weakness elsewhere.
Traditional reflexology is associated with firm pressure on the feet, whereas gentle touch reflexology uses a more subtle but equally powerful touch. It is ideal for those who find regular reflexology too stimulating or painful.
The treatment starts with a foot soak in warm water infused with cleansing peppermint. By applying light pressure to the soles of your feet with my thumbs and index fingers, I can correct imbalances and release blocked energy channels. There is no pummelling, just a gentle rhythm that promotes a deep sense of relaxation. The soft flow of energy helps you to access your own healing potential. It works on an emotional, energetic and spiritual level. This popular holistic treatment can improve your circulation and boost your immune system, while helping you to unwind.
Reflexology works best as a course of treatment – in 4-6 sessions you should notice a real improvement. As a therapist, I am genuinely amazed by the power reflexology has not only to heal but also to rebalance the mind and body.
"I have regular reflexology treatments with Kris primarily for relaxation, although she works on any problems that arise. I LOVE having treatments and always count the days until the next one. Kris recharges the batteries of my inner torch." – Chrissie
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Over the years, I've dropped off countless prescriptions to be filled for me or my husband Hank.
Over the years, I've dropped off countless prescriptions to be filled for me or my husband Hank.
The other day, I felt compelled to explain myself — which can be dangerous.
At my friendly neighborhood pharmacy, I approached the counter and the words tumbled out of my mouth.
"Uh, this is for my husband," I said, handing the clerk the script.
"Date of birth?" she asked pleasantly, as she always does.
"Eleven-six-forty-five," I replied — and I could have stopped there. But of course I didn't.
"It's for his arm. Hopefully it will help," I said, before finally catching myself and realizing the poor woman couldn't have a clue what I was talking about.
You see, I have this bad habit of starting a story in the middle and just assuming people can figure out what the heck I'm saying.
Actually, a lot of times they do. And Hank almost always does. But it drives him nuts. In his mind, it only encourages me to do it more often. (Nah, I'd do it anyway.)
Well, getting back to that prescription ... it happened to be for Botox. You know, that stuff made from the potentially deadly botulinum toxin that is the reason why you never want to eat anything from a can that's been punctured. (Who knew it could be good for you?)
Botox is also what Hollywood stars have injected into their foreheads to get rid of those "frown lines and brow furrows" the rest of us are stuck with. Except we call them wrinkles.
But that's not why Hank has been prescribed Botox. Our health insurance willing, he's going to get injections in his left arm to help ease nasty muscle spasms, a residual effect from his stroke five years ago.
Weird as it sounds, the temporary paralysis Botox produces will hopefully keep the wayward muscles from tensing and locking his arm into a virtually unbendable — and very painful — position.
"We hear they've had pretty good success with it," I told the pharmacy clerk, who, to her credit, was by this point nodding in understanding at my babbling. (Like I said, most people do.)
So I forged on.
"Hank says he hopes it will make his elbow look younger," I said.
She laughed. That's all I needed.
"I have bangs instead of Botox," I said, touching my forehead to underscore the point.
As it turned out, Botox has to be special ordered so I left the store empty-handed. But back home, I couldn't resist sharing my little adventure with Hank. Who listened to me patiently, shook his head and then affectionately spoke the words he has so many times in our 31-year-marriage.
"You write better than you talk," he said.
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But what either escaped Hopkins' attention, or she had deliberately omitted from her articles, was Prince William's concern about the biggest killer of all young men in the UK: Suicide. This is where William was directing his concerns; that the keeping a stiff upper lip for the sake of British stoicism is unwise if it's a compromise to the person's health and well-being. But Hopkins would have none of it. Instead, if someone can't hack it, then let him kill himself. Why would she care? Such a patriotic attitude is a classic example of Darwin's evolution through natural selection - the survival of the stoical strong in expense of the emotional weak.
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As if all this was not enough to digest, as one who has retired from nearly half a century of honest working life, there was I, relaxing at a coffee bar, itself incorporated into our local branch of Waterstones Bookshops, along with a cappuccino and a day's copy of the Daily Mail newspaper. It featured an article written by columnist Stephen Glover. He was accusing a literacy author and fiction writer Julian Barnes of hatred, hysteria, and lies, leaving me with no other option than to believe that this Julian Barnes is a devout Remainer.
Wait a minute! Julian Barnes? He is not totally unknown to me. I recall 1997, having flown overnight on a cross-Pacific journey from Sydney to Los Angeles, on a route once featured in The Guinness Book of Records as the world's longest non-stop passenger flight. After a week spent in scenic San Diego, I boarded a Greyhound bus heading north to Los Angeles, to change buses there for my final destination of St Luis Obispo, a non-touristy town set some distance inland from the south-central Californian coastline. I chose this town because of its lack of tourist tat found in larger, more famous cities. I wanted to experience a taste of the typical American suburban life unhampered by famous locations and their visiting crowds. And the small backpackers hostel was nothing more than a normal suburban home with several bunk beds squeezed into two of its bedrooms (one for each gender) and registered with Hostelling International.
It was from this hostel which I hired the home-owner's bicycle to pedal the ten miles to Avila Beach, where I spent the day in pleasant weather before a fast burn-up cycle ride back to the hostel. The next day, with some free time, I sauntered into the local library. There, on one of its shelves, I spotted a book which title attracted my attention: History of the World in Ten Chapters - oh yes - and a Half - by Julian Barnes. I sat down to read the whole of the first chapter, which was a ongoing commentary of life inside Noah's Ark whilst the storms raged outside, as narrated by two stowaway woodworm. I was impressed with his literary imagination and ability.
That was twenty years ago. Reading Stephen Glover's article lashing out at whatever Barnes had written has not only aroused memories, but also curiosity on what this famed author had exactly penned. After noting the location of his original article from which Glover had quoted, it wasn't difficult for me to find Barnes' Diary in The London Review of Books website. I was intrigued by its length. If you think my blogs are long, they are indeed miniaturised by comparison to Julian's. It was actually a mini-novel about certain families from Germany, Belgium and France interacting with the English. Then, nearing the end, he gets to the point. Categorising The Daily Mail newspaper as the Pravda of the right, he brings up the case of the murder of Labour Member of Parliament and Remain supporter Jo Cox, by right-wing maniac Thomas Lair. Glover heavily criticises Barnes for accusing the newspaper of publishing a minor report of the killing after thirty pages of other news. Glover then emphasises that the Daily Mail had devoted its first page to the murder, then pages four, five, six, and seven, thus calling Julian Barnes an outstanding liar and promoter of fake news to prop up his support for the UK to have remained in the European Union.
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It was by first reading Stephen Glover's article in the Daily Mail, then arriving home, I was prompted by wonderful memories of my backpacking days to search the internet for the actual article by Barnes himself, from which Glover had quoted. What I have read was a shock to me! Because by quoting what Glover had written and then comparing his words to what Barnes has actually written, an inconsistency can be easily seen. A dishonest twist to Barnes' words by Glover intended to deceive his readers. Here is the comparison:
Stephen Glover: Referring to the murder of Labour MP Jo Cox a week before the referendum, Barnes claim "the Mail, which gave its readers 30 pages of more important news before deigning to report Jo Cox's murder."
Julian Barnes' actual wording: The Mail, which gave its readers 30 pages of more important news and comment before deigning to report the conviction of Jo Cox's murderer, and which has itself been deleted as a source of reliable information by Wikipedia.
The conviction of Jo Cox's murderer. That is what Julian Barnes actually wrote. Thus the reader of Stephen Glover's article is deceived. And the journalist's intention to deceive was most likely founded on his own principle of the reader's trust in his authenticity, as it was assumed that none of his readers would have bothered to check the source for themselves. However, the fact is that the murder took place on Thursday 16 June 2016, and I have no reasons to doubt that the Daily Mail did devote five of its pages to the case, including its front page headlines. But the conviction of the murderer himself took place at the Old Bailey on 23 November 2016, more than five months after the shooting occurred. Therefore if Barnes was referring to the conviction of Thomas Lair rather than to the crime itself, then it is within plausibility that the newspaper treated the case as a minor report thirty pages in from the front.
Therefore within a space of just two or three days, the inner dark secrets of the supposed virtue of patriotism are revealed. The first outlandishly against the apparent mawkishness and emotional sentimentality of two Royal brothers who both believe that sharing of emotions is beneficial and a possible antidote for the high rate of male suicide here in the UK. And this reflects the attitude of a bitter female journalist who had the most privileged of social status denied her by a committee sitting at Magdalen College in Oxford. Quite likely it was this loss of opportunity to gain a PhD degree, which initials would have trailed her surname. It makes me wonder whether her desire for the military was a way of getting her revenge, disguised by a "love" of our country offset by her hatred of Remain voters and demeaning them as monkeys, her disdain for public emotion, her wanting to throw out all immigrants from the UK, and her obsession for the social class divide.
The other journalist shows his patriotic love for Brexit by using deceit by deliberately misquoting another writer, a highly intelligent and eloquent Remain supporter. Then after ensuring that his deceit is well camouflaged, he has the audacity to accuse the Oxford-educated Remainer of being hateful, hysteric and a liar! And here is the irony: Stephen Glover received his degree at none other than Magdalen College in Oxford, as did Julian Barnes before him, yet the same rejected Katie Hopkins some years after Glover's graduation. In all, does the love for the economic, government, and social well-being of our country need to depend on lies, hatred, xenophobia, and partiality?
Loyalty to one's homeland is good if all its indigenous honoured God and obey his commandments, which includes a high respect for both home-born and foreign-born inhabitants. At the moment I can think of three Biblical characters who were very loyal to their nation, that is the nation Israel, and particularly Jerusalem, a city where God has forever placed his name. King David took Jerusalem from the Jebusites and made it his capital. Later he wrote psalms echoing his loyalty and devotion to Jerusalem. The whole of Psalm 122 is a good example of the King's loyalty to Jerusalem. Then the prophet Jeremiah shows his devotion to Jerusalem, and how its fall under King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon was the source of his grief which inspired him to write the book of Lamentations. But the most striking is the prayer delivered to God by the prophet Daniel, which is recorded in Daniel 9:1-19. Although he pleads for his people Israel, his land, and his city Jerusalem. But we read nothing of hatred, social class, national superiority, or xenophobia. Nor any appeals for imperial expansion either.
Instead, he pleads for God 's forgiveness for both himself and for his people from their sins, making a confession that God was very good in delivering the Israelites from slavery in Egypt to give them their land promised to their fathers Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob, who was re-named Israel. And yet his patience having endured for his people, despite living for centuries in constant rebellion against God's holiness. Daniel expresses his own sense of unworthiness, along with the unworthiness of his people. He honestly blames himself and his people for the destruction of Jerusalem and the exile of his people to Babylon. Then he pleads with God for his gracious forgiveness and undeserved goodness, along with the restoration of the nation and of the city where God's own name is written. The prophet's pleading is a good example of standing under the shadow of the Cross. When in that godly state, any differences between indigenous and foreigner becomes totally of no importance, as with the evils of nationalism, social class, and xenophobia are all washed away. In their place, everybody becomes aware of his own sense of unworthiness before the throne of a Holy God. And this sense of unworthiness brings everybody together in unity, all in desperate need for God's love and forgiveness, along with the need for reconciliation.
How wonderful it was when Jesus Christ came, who is the Truth, the Way, and the Life (John 14:6). He death, burial, and resurrection has not only brought forgiveness of sins and reconciliation to a Holy God, but has broken down every barrier which existed between Jews and non-Jews, nation against nation, class against class, even the gender divide. Total reconciliation is what Jesus Christ of Nazareth has brought to everyone who believes. On the face of Truth, lying, hatred, division, and patriotism surely cannot stand a chance!
Ancient men of faith knew this very well. Enough to eliminate all sense of patriotism well out of their lives. Men of faith of both the Old and New Testaments. This we know, for in Hebrews 11, a list of faithful men is given, which is sometimes referred to as the Faith Hall of Fame. The writer then concludes with this:
All these people were living by faith when they died. They did not see the things promised; they only saw them and welcomed them from a distance. And they admitted that they were aliens and strangers on earth. People who say such things show that they are looking for a country of their own. If they had been thinking of the country they had left, they would have had opportunity to return. Instead, they were longing for a better country - a heavenly one. Therefore God is not ashamed to be called their God, for he has prepared a city for them.
Hebrews 11:13-16.
What a difference between these great men of faith and the likes of Katie Hopkins and other strong-minded Brexit voters, both within journalism and those of other professions and vocations. The two classes could not be more pole-opposites! I can't help believe that if these hate-filled, lying patriots continue to swallow what the Devil offers them, then eventually they will all be swallowed by the Devil himself, and suffer a lost eternity.


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