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Private Groups and Special Events
Get friends and family together for a trip to remember
Joining a group tour and meeting new people is an excellent way to travel but sometimes it's equally as good to get a group of your friends and family together, or join forces with those you share a common interest in and plan your own private adventure together. And we're here to help with a host of exciting itineraries to choose from or recommendations on creating your own bespoke itinerary. Whether you're thinking of running a school expedition or a church group pilgrimage, our team are on hand to tailor a tour package that's exactly what you're after.
Private Group Travel with On the Go Tours
Once you've got your group together there's a few options available when it comes to selecting your perfect trip:
Seen your perfect tour in our extensive collection of set departure group tours? Not a problem! We can run a private version of our guided group tours based on your preferred departure date subject to a minimum group size of six with no upper limits.
Tailored Itinerary
If you're looking for something more personalised then we can create your own bespoke tour itinerary based on where you want to go and including your preferred activities with your choice of accommodation and added extras.
Type of Private Group Tours Available
We can cater for any group whether it's a group of friends looking for the trip-of-a-lifetime or an educational trip abroad for a large group of students. Here's some of the areas we commonly work with:
School Groups
We can arrange fun-filled overseas adventures for younger school students and their accompanying teachers with an educational, historical or cultural focus depending on your requirements.
Uni and College Trips
Take older students on a challenging expedition abroad learning new skills, testing their physical endurance or immersing in the local culture with unique volunteer projects and hands-on activities.
Family Holidays
Looking for an extra special holiday with all the family? Let us look after you with a perfectly planned itinerary to your choice of destination with transport, accommodation and guided touring included.
Pilgrimage Tours
If you're part of a religious organisation or place of worship and wish to visit the many significant sites in Israel, India or elsewhere, we can put together the perfect pilgrimage tour for your group.
Photography Tours
If you're a photographer looking to run a tutorial tour to some of the world's most photogenic destinations, we can help with arranging special group departures with everything taken care of.
Sporting Groups
Got a group of mates wanting to watch the cricket in Sri Lanka or India or catch a baseball game in Japan? Let us help put together a holiday package around your chosen sporting event.
Special Events
We can also organise private group tours for a range of other special events whether it's your honeymoon, anniversary celebrations or memorial visits to war sites. Just let us know!
If you're ready to start planning your private group tour, give us a call and our team will run through your requirements and set to work on packaging it all up for you, providing a comprehensive itinerary and quote. Alternatively you can email us at email@example.com.
What We Offer on Private Group Tours
We understand organising a group on your own can be hard work so we're here to make it easy creating a tour package that includes everything you need according to your individual needs.
Your choice of accommodation
Whether you're on a budget and looking for somewhere affordable but comfortable to spend the night or looking to celebrate an extra special event with luxury hotels and somewhere a little out of the ordinary, we can provide your preferred style of accommodation from boutique hotels to jungle lodges, junk boats to tree houses.
Transport to suit
We'll provide the best mode of transportation to suit the needs of your group from comfortable air-conditioned coaches to smaller mini-vans. Depending on the destination, your chosen tour itinerary may also require private jeeps for safaris, cruise boats for sailing adventures, sleeper cabins for overnight train journeys or flights where needed.
Flexible departure dates
Whether you want to book one of our existing tours or create your own dream itinerary, we give you full flexibility when it comes to your departure date (subject to site opening times). We understand that there will be particular dates that mean something special to you or work best with your brief so we'll design your tour accordingly.
Exciting experiences
Want to get your hands dirty and get involved with local communities? Or how about getting off the beaten track in the search of unspoiled nature or even challenging your crew with a mountain climb? Whatever it is that gets your blood pumping and interest piqued, we can make sure your itinerary includes all of the amazing things you want to do and experience.
Tips for Planning your Private Group Adventure
Planning a private group tour can be an exciting prospect though it can also seem a little overwhelming at the start. If you are in the early planning stages then it's useful to consider the following points to get a better idea of what you're looking for:
This part of the process is the most exciting! You've got an idea of where in the world you want to see or maybe you know exactly which cities and sights you want to include on your itinerary. If not, grab a guidebook, explore our website which is packed full of information on all the best places to visit, or check out TV documentaries for inspiration. Alternatively, ask us for recommendations.
Holiday Duration
This could range from a day stopover in a historic capital, a week-long tour or an even longer expedition-style adventure. Depending on how long you have to spend away, we'll recommend the most suitable itinerary taking into account any need for rest days, acclimatisation or making sure you're special day is spent doing something unique or perhaps nothing at all!
Maybe you want to glide over the Masai Mara and celebrate your 50th on board a hot air balloon or perhaps you're organising a school trip and want to test your students with a challenging hike or immersive volunteer project in local communities? Whatever it may be, let us know and we'll work in your choice of experiences and activities to your tour itinerary.
Group Size
Our private group tours can range in size from any number up from six passengers - we also cater for smaller groups with our tailor-made holiday service. If you've got the group, we've got the tour for you and will provide transportation and accommodation that suits your group size perfectly. If you're a smaller group perhaps you'd like a boutique hotel all to yourself or if you're a larger party you may want a big hotel with lots of facilities.
We're committed to offering you the best value for money and will do our best to work with the budget you provide recommending ways to save money wherever possible and selecting the most suitable services. Not only that but as members of ABTA, ATOL and AITO we are fully financially protected so you can book with us safe in the knowledge that your money is safe.
Looking for inspiration?
We're experienced in private group tours taking customers to far-flung destinations around the world. To give you an idea of the sort of adventures we've arranged for our customers take a look at private group tours we've organised in the past.
College expedition to Mount Toubkal
In 2014 we organised a college group expedition to Morocco for 13 students aged between 17 and 19 years with two accompanying teachers. After spending a day exploring the best of Marrakech and its exotic medina, the group scaled the summit of Mt. Toubkal over the course of three days with an experienced climbing team, camping at night and hiking during the day.
The Birmingham Metropolitan College were so happy with their first trip to Morocco that they organised a second expedition for June 2016 with a new group of eager college kids.
Private group tour to Laos
In November 2014 a group of 26 retired educators nicknamed the "Globetrotters" journeyed to Laos on a private tour organised by On The Go Tours, spending time in the charming city of Luang Prabang, enjoying the scenery of Vang Vieng and taking a tuk tuk ride in Vientiane.
What our customers said about their trip:
"Highlights of our time in Laos included riding an elephant, rising at dawn to feed the saffon-robed monks, visiting the Pak Ou Caves, eating a traditional supper with a local family, participating in a blessing ceremony, shopping at the colourful markets... It was a fabulous week spent with friends and colleagues among the beautiful Laotian people. The unique experiences planned by the OTG agent and her attention to detail made for an unforgettable tour."
Cheryl Lewis & The Globetrotters
Private group tour to Croatia and Slovenia
After a successful trip to Laos, the "Globetrotters" contacted On The Go Tours once again to organise a cultural tour of Croatia and Slovenia in May 2016 with 8 days of sailing on the Adriatic in a private boat and 12 days of land touring by coach. The group got to experience Roman ruins, alpine forests, gourmet dining, historical towns and much more.
What our customers said about their trip:
"We had such a good time and saw so many things and most of it was as a result of your great planning, super tours and guides and the wonderful camaraderie of such a big group. I can only guess how much time and effort was involved in the planning and we really appreciate it." Cheryl Lewis & The Globetrotters
Business school tour of Iceland
A group of MIT Sloan School of Management students travelled with us to Iceland for a 5 day tour that included the Blue Lagoon, Golden Circle and a visit to the South Shore for waterfalls and glaciers. The focus was on natural beauty with plenty of outdoor activities to keep the group of 32 entertained including glacier hikes and nature trails.
What our customers said about their trip:
"The MIT Sloan group had an amazing trip organized by Sarah from on the go tours! The booking process was extremely easy, and we were able to create a tailored itinerary that included all of our must see sights, in the dates that we required, and for the budget that we had. We felt extremely prepared going into the trip, and the day-to-day logistics worked seamlessly. This was a great way to kick-off business school and we are thankful for the amazing memories and friendships that were formed on the trip."
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It is a system that has been branded the "compensation gravy train" – payouts ordered by tribunals following claims of discrimination.
Defenders of the system say that such criticisms are exaggerated and that the system provides vital protection for employees who are mistreated at work.
Now, in a landmark case, The Sunday Telegraph can disclose that a woman has been paid not once but four times – winning a total of around half a million pounds – after she accused successive public-sector employers of discrimination, unfair dismissal or sexual harassment.
It comes as new figures show that tribunal payouts across Britain totalled a record £35 million last year, up from £26.4 million the previous year.
Pauline Scanlon, 46, lodged her four complaints over the course of a decade in which she worked for a series of public bodies in junior roles.
Her total payout far exceeds the £46,000 awarded to Corporal Anthony Duncan, of the Light Dragoons, whose left thigh bone was shattered when he was shot on patrol in Iraq in 2005.
Mrs Scanlon, who lives in £135,000 house in Saltburn, North Yorkshire, with her retired husband, secured her biggest win in the most recent of the four cases, when she was awarded around £480,000 from Redcar and Cleveland council.
She had accused her employer of sex discrimination, "victimisation" and unfair dismissal.
The settlement, finalised this year, included more than £100,000 for loss of earnings, £150,000 for "future loss of earnings", £87,000 pension loss and £20,900 for injury to feelings.
Mrs Scanlon joined the council in August 2002 as a £25,000-a-year equalities officer, but relations soured after she complained that the council had breached its own policy by appointing a human resources manager without having advertised the post.
She told the tribunal that after she submitted her complaint, her bosses carried out a campaign of harassment against her, which included her "being excluded from meetings" and her "efforts being undervalued".
She was shouted at by a senior officer and moved to a ground-floor office on her own.
She was suspended in June 2003 and disciplinary procedures were started against her which ended in her dismissal.
The council told the tribunal that she had been dismissed for refusing to co-operate with management and for having a poor working relationship with colleagues.
She was accused of being an equalities "zealot", "abrasive" and "unhelpful" towards other members of staff.
In one incident, the tribunal heard, Mrs Scanlon complained to a colleague, Anthea Henderson, about her calendar showing Robbie Williams, the singer, with his trousers round his ankles.
Mrs Scanlon left a Post-it note on the calendar asking that it be removed, claiming that it might cause offence and breached council policy relating to unwelcome sexual advances.
During the decade of her four payouts, Mrs Scanlon, a graduate in urban planning studies, does not appear to have stayed in any one job for more than 26 months.
The first payout came after she worked for Liverpool city council as an estates action development officer between 1993 and 1995.
There, she accused the city's clerk of works of lifting up her coat and brushing it against her bottom, putting his hand on her knee and thigh while giving her a lift in his car, displaying a soft porn calendar on his office wall and calling her "babe".
In 1996, a tribunal backed her claim of sexual harassment and constructive dismissal and awarded her £5,215.
Her next job, between 1995 and 1997, was at the Liverpool Federation of Council Tenants and Residents Association. She accused the organisation of unfair dismissal on the basis of her trade union membership.
Files from the Tribunal Service show that in an interim ruling, the association was ordered to pay Mrs Scanlon £1,100 a month for a four-month period, from the end of her employment until a later hearing when her complaint was due to be heard.
The organisation no longer exists and the final result is not contained in the files.
After completing a university course in applied social research, Mrs Scanlon returned to work from 2001 to 2002 at Pendle council, in Lancashire, initially as a research and policy officer, but later in an equalities role.
While still employed there, she was awarded an undisclosed sum by the council after complaining that she had not received extra pay while "acting up" in the absence of a more senior member of staff.
The settlement was made by means of a "Cot 3" arrangement, by which she was accepted compensation rather than taking the council to a tribunal.
Matthew Sinclair, director of the TaxPayers' Alliance, said: "As this series of cases involving a single individual shows, there is a lot of money at stake and managers need to avoid taxpayers' money being lost to this sort of payout."
In a statement released through her union, Unison, Mrs Scanlon, who now works for the Department of Work and Pensions, said of the Redcar case: "I lost six years of my life, as well as my home and career. My partner and I have both suffered health problems and years of stress as a result.
"No one should ever have to put up with the kind of treatment that I suffered. Employers have a duty of care, and a responsibility to protect their workforce.
"The tribunal judged that the council were in the wrong. As long as councils, and employers, continue to act like this, they leave themselves open to being challenged.
"My only hope is that this case stops councils behaving in this way to other people."
A unison spokesman added: "Mrs Scanlon's case shows just how whistle-blowers can be victimised and the urgent need for greater support and protection."
Mrs Scanlon's payout from Redcar council ranks as one of the highest individual settlements in recent years. However, a survey by this newspaper has found that such cases are costing councils millions of pounds a year.
A total of 210 councils said they had dealt with 1,669 discrimination cases taken against them by staff or former employees over the past two years. Of these, 538 had been settled with payouts totalling £6m.
In 2007-8, there were 41,000 tribunal claims lodged nationwide against all employers, and payouts totalled £25 million; by 2009-10, the number of claims had risen to 63,000 and payouts to £35 million.

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WASDE December 10, 2009
My Take: WASDE Report was a non event. I would say that the soybean carryout was disappointing.
Another gain (2.2mmt) in world wheat stock despite lower production (USDA reduced 09/10 world wheat usage.
A 20 cent bushel increase in the '09/10 US on farm soy price to $9.20 despite expectations for a record large 2010 S. American soybean crop.
Exports on today's export sales report: More impressive than the trade was looking for.
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OILSEEDS: Total U.S. oilseed production for 2009/10 is projected at 97.9 million tons, up fractionally due to a small increase in cottonseed. Soybean exports are increased 15 million bushels to 1.34 billion reflecting the record export pace in recent weeks and higher projected soybean imports by China. U.S. export commitments (shipments plus outstanding sales) were record high through November, up almost 60 percent from a year ago. With projected crush unchanged, soybean ending stocks for 2009/10 are projected at 255 million bushels, down 15 million from last month.
Soybeans and product price projections are all higher this month. The U.S. season-average soybean price range for 2009/10 is projected at $8.75 to $10.25 compared with $8.20 to $10.20 last month. The soybean meal price is projected at $260 to $310 per short ton, up $10 on the bottom of the range. Soybean oil prices are projected at 35.5 to 38.5 cents per pound compared with 33 to 37 cents last month.
Global oilseed production for 2009/10 is projected at 428.6 million tons, down 0.3 million from last month. Foreign oilseed production accounts for most of the change with increases for soybeans, rapeseed, and cottonseed more than offset by reductions for sunflower seed and peanuts. Global rapeseed production is projected at a record 59.4 million tons, up 1.3 million from last month with gains for Canada more than offsetting lower production for India. Canadian rapeseed production is raised 1.6 million tons to 11.8 million based on the latest survey results from Statistics Canada.
Higher-than-expected yields account for the change. India rapeseed production is lowered due to reduced harvested area. Hot, dry conditions during much of the planting season prevented area from reaching earlier expectations. Global sunflower seed production is projected at 30.7 million tons, down 1 million from last month. Lower production in Argentina and Russia account for most of the change. Other changes include reduced peanut production for China and India, and increased cottonseed production for Pakistan.
Global oilseed trade is projected at 94.4 million tons, up 0.7 million from last month. Increased rapeseed exports from Canada and Australia and increased soybean exports from the United States account for most of the change. China soybean imports are raised 0.5 million tons to 41 million, just below the record 41.1 million imported in 2008/09.
WHEAT: U.S. wheat ending stocks for 2009/10 are projected 15 million bushels higher this month reflecting lower expected food use. Food use is projected 15 million bushels lower based on the latest mill-grind data from the U.S. Census Bureau and indications of 2009-crop quality that suggest higher-than-normal flour extraction rates again in 2009/10.
Higher flour extraction rates reduce the quantity of wheat needed for milling. Food use for 2008/09 is estimated 1 million bushels higher based on the latest revisions to mill-grind data. The marketing-year average farm price projection is unchanged at $4.65 to $5.05 per bushel.
Global wheat supplies for 2009/10 are projected 1.0 million tons higher as increased production in Canada and EU-27 more than offset lower beginning stocks and production for Australia. Global wheat production is projected 2.0 million tons higher. Production is raised 2.5 million tons for Canada
based on the latest estimates from Statistics Canada which sharply raised yields in the Prairie Provinces. Production is revised 0.3 million tons higher for EU-27 based on an upward yield revision for Italy. FSU-12 production is also raised slightly with a 0.2-million-ton increase in production for Belarus. Partly offsetting is a 1.0-million-ton reduction for Australia production based on a downward revision to the
latest government forecast. Australia production is also lowered for 2007/08 and 2008/09 in line with recently revised government estimates. These changes lower 2009/10 Australia beginning stocks 0.8 million tons.
Global wheat trade for 2009/10 is projected slightly lower this month, mostly reflecting lower imports by Iran and lower exports by Australia and China. Imports for Iran are lowered 1.0 million tons based on the slower pace of reported shipments as compared with last year at this time. Exports are lowered 0.5 million tons for Australia, reflecting tighter exportable supplies. Exports are lowered 0.5 million tons for
China based on the slow pace of shipments to date and relatively high internal wheat prices. Exports are also lowered 0.2 million tons for India based on smaller-than-expected recent shipments. Partly offsetting is a 0.5-million-ton increase in exports for Canada with larger available supplies. Global consumption is lowered this month mostly reflecting a 1-million-ton reduction in expected EU-27 feeding and reductions of 0.8 million tons and 0.4 million tons, respectively, in food use in India and the United States. With higher production and lower use, global ending stocks are raised 2.6 million tons.
COARSE GRAINS: U.S. feed grain ending stocks for 2009/10 are projected higher this month with a reduction in expected corn exports. Corn exports are lowered 50 million bushels based on the slow pace of shipments to date and increased competition from larger supplies in Ukraine.
Projected U.S. corn ending stocks are raised 50 million bushels. At the projected 1,675 million bushels, ending stocks would be nearly unchanged from 2008/09. The 2009/10 marketing-year average farm price projection for corn is unchanged at $3.25 to $3.85 per bushel. Global coarse grain supplies for 2009/10 are projected 3.0 million tons lower mostly as a result of reduced India millet production. Global coarse grain beginning stocks are lowered based on multiple year revisions that raise estimated
corn feeding in Iran and barley consumption in Kazakhstan. World corn production is raised mostly reflecting a 0.5-million-ton increase for Ukraine. World barley production is raised 1.0 million tons with increases for Australia, Canada, and Belarus. World oat production is lowered slightly with small
reductions for Canada and Australia more than offsetting an increase for Belarus. Production changes for Australia, Belarus, and Canada reflect the latest government estimates from these countries. India millet production is lowered 4.0 million tons as area expansion on unplanted rice land was less than expected and the erratic monsoon season lowered yields. Lower production reduces India millet consumption, but has little impact on global coarse grain trade.
Global coarse grain trade for 2009/10 is nearly unchanged this month as higher Ukraine corn exports offset lower U.S. corn exports and higher Australia barley exports offset lower EU-27 barley exports. World coarse grain consumption is lowered mostly as a result of reduced India millet use.
Sorghum consumption is also lowered reflecting a small reduction in food, seed, and industrial use for China and a small reduction in feed use for EU-27. World barley consumption is raised with increased feed use for Canada and Australia and increased food, seed, and industrial use for Kazakhstan, Morocco, and Australia. Mixed grain feeding is also raised for EU-27. Global coarse grain ending stocks are
down 0.8 million tons with reductions in projected stocks of mixed grains, millet, rye, barley, and oats more than offsetting an increase in sorghum. World corn stocks are nearly unchanged.
RICE: No changes are made on the U.S. 2009/10 rice supply side; however, on the use side exports are raised slightly and ending stocks lowered by the same amount. Domestic and residual use is unchanged from last month. The export projection is raised 1.0 million cwt to 97.0 million with rough rice exports raised 2.0 million, and combined brown and milled exports (rough-equivalent basis) lowered 1.0 million.
The combined medium- and short-grain export projection is raised 1.0 million cwt to 29.0 million, while the long-grain export projection at 68.0 million is unchanged from last month. The changes in the export projections are based on analysis of export data through September from the U.S.
Census Bureau along with U.S. Export Sales report data through the end of November. The pace of combined medium- and short-grain exports for both milled and rough rice are ahead of last year, while long-grain exports in both categories are lagging a year ago. Ending stocks are projected at 43.2 million cwt, 1.0 million below last month, with the reduction all in combined medium- and short-grain.
The all rice season-average farm price for 2009/10 is forecast at $13.90 to $14.90 per cwt, up 5 cents per cwt on both ends of the range. The long-grain season-average farm price range is projected at $12.60 to $13.60 per cwt, up 10 cents per cwt on each end of the range. The combined medium-and short-grain farm price range is projected at $17.75 to $18.75 per cwt, down 25 cents per cwt on each end. U.S.
long-grain prices have been supported largely on an increase in import demand led by increased import activity by the Philippines, while medium-grain prices have softened since the beginning of the marketing year.
World 2009/10 rice supply and use projections are raised from a month ago. Global rice production is projected at 433.9 million tons, up 1.8 million from a month ago largely on increases for China, Thailand, Vietnam, and South Korea offset some by reductions for Brazil, North Korea, and the Philippines. Global exports are increased 0.8 million tons largely on expected increases for India and China. The increase for India is based on larger expected exports of basmati rice to markets in the Middle East. The increase for China is based largely on an increase in available exportable supplies due to an increase in production. Global ending stocks for 2009/10 are projected at 89.5 million tons, up 3.5 million from last month, but 2.1 million below 2008/09. The increase in stocks is mostly due to larger stocks projected for Thailand, India, and Vietnam.
SUGAR: Projected 2009/10 sugar supply and use are unchanged from last month. Compared with a year earlier, supply is projected at 11.6 million short tons, raw value, down 5.2 percent. Total use is projected at 10.6 million tons, down 1.9 percent. Ending stocks, at 1 million tons, are down 435,000 tons.
LIVESTOCK, POULTRY, AND DAIRY: Total U.S. meat production for 2009 is forecast slightly lower as fourth-quarter broiler production is reduced, more than offsetting small increases to the beef production forecast. Egg production is forecast slightly higher.
Meat production for 2010 is lowered from last month as forecasts for beef, pork, and poultry meat production are reduced. Cattle slaughter is unchanged but carcass weights in the first quarter are forecast lower. Hog slaughter is reduced on lower expected hog imports from Canada.
Growth in broiler and turkey production is slower as hatchery data show few signs of expansion.
Red meat export forecasts for 2009 and 2010 are raised. Beef exports are forecast higher on expected economic recovery in a number of markets. Pork exports for 2009 are increased because third-quarter shipments were stronger than expected, and higher 2010 pork exports reflect improved economic prospects in several markets. The poultry export forecast for 2009 is adjusted to reflect higher third-quarter shipments.
Cattle price forecasts are reduced for 2009 and 2010 as relatively weak demand for beef is expected to pressure prices. The hog price forecasts are raised for fourth-quarter 2009 and first-quarter 2010. The broiler price is lowered for 2009; turkey price forecasts are raised for 2009 and 2010. The egg price forecast is increased for 2009 and 2010 as demand for eggs has strengthened in the fourth quarter.
COTTON: This month's U.S. 2009/10 cotton forecasts include a slight increase in production, higher exports, and lower ending stocks. Production is raised 96,000 bales from last month as reductions for the Mississippi Delta states are more than offset by increases in the other three regions.
Domestic mill use is unchanged. Exports are raised 500,000 bales due to higher expected foreign import demand. Ending stocks are forecast at 4.5 million, 400,000 bales below last month and 31 percent of total use. The average price received by producers is forecast at 56 to 64 cents per pound, 4 cents higher on each end of the range.
The world cotton 2009/10 forecasts include lower beginning stocks and higher consumption relative to last month, resulting in a 3.6-percent reduction in ending stocks. Beginning stocks are lowered mainly in India and Uzbekistan due to adjustments in the prior-year balance sheets.
Production is lowered in India and Peru, but is raised in Pakistan and the United States. World consumption is raised 1.0 million bales from last month, including increases for China, India, Vietnam, Uzbekistan, and Thailand. World trade also is raised due to increased demand by several importing countries, which is partially offset by a reduction for Pakistan. The China import forecast is increased 500,000 bales to 9.0 million as the government has recently announced larger-than-expected import quotas, thereby removing a key constraint on imports and consumption.
Exports are raised in the United States, Brazil, India, Pakistan, and Greece, but are lowered in Uzbekistan. World ending stocks are now forecast at 51.8 million bales.
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This past weekend I ditched all of my responsibilities and hopped on a bus to New York City. While in the city, I had intended to go to a concert and take photos of some buildings for my architecture thesis but guess who forgot to buy tickets and also who forgot to bring their camera? Yeah, me. So I apologize in advance but all photos on this post were taken on my iphone!
It was extraordinarily cold this weekend (literally 0° F not including wind chill) so very little time was spent outside. I went to the Strand Bookstore, and the exhibit at the Fashion Institute of Technology, and wandered through Chelsea market. But for the most part, I basically ate my way through the weekend. I got coffee at Macchiato one morning, and another I met a blogger frient at Kávé in Brooklyn. I Tried a "sushiritto" (imagine a sushi roll but the size of a burrito) at Pokeworks, which was really tasty. Another night I met some friends at by CHLOE, an all vegan restaurant which was delicious (don't pass up on the sweet potato fries.)
Valentines day was spent with a couple of single ladies with a passion for pastries. Each of us went to an acclaimed bakery in our own neighborhood and met up to try them all out.
Orwashers on the Upper East side was mainly bread, but the jelly donut and chocolate-almond croissant were some of the best grabs.
Don't be fooled by the fact that Underwest is located inside of a carwash because their cake donuts are decadent.
Doughnut Plant never fails to disappoint, especially with the holiday-special rose flavored doughnut.
There are always far too many things to do, people to see, and places to eat when I visit the city and I leave it craving more. However, I think I'll wait until it warms up to go back.


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Happiness Time Capsule My Money Book Ft. Exide Life Insurance
Hey Guys, tell me something, are you happy today? If the answer is yes, then is that all? We are always told to think about the future and plan life accordingly but we always end up ignoring these wise words taught by our elders. We find these boring. But think for a moment! What can guarantee you to have a happy future? Like after 20 years? Today I am writing a blog post, a book or going on regular tours, what ensures that 20 years later too, I'll able to do all this? Today you are riding your favorite bike or scooty, but think… what about 20 years later? Today you planned that you'll be buying your favorite luxury sedan car, but what guarantees that Yes this is going to happen for sure?
I have my own plans for my future. I want to writer over 100 books and want to travel the world. But that is after 5 years or may be after 15 years. So, what should I do? Should I just leave everything on time and wait to things get unfolded by itself?
No, to have a happy future and make my plans turn to reality, I will have to start from today! And the easiest step towards a happy future is to get organized with your money. I don't say you save all your earnings in to a money bank, but at least organize… you that you know how you have had spent and how much you could have or you actually have saved?
I use this 'my money book' to organize my plans and everything. This not only helps me to stay updated but it is also a great tool to ensure my future happiness. When you will start today, then only you'll be able to reach where you want to after 20 years.
Talking of which, have a look at this heartwarming video by Exide Life Insurance where hubby celebrates a happy today just because he has planned his future well.
Isn't this video so beautiful?
So, in order to have a long and happy life… you will have to start from today. A well planned life is a secret key for a beautiful tomorrow.
If I had a time capsule, and if I had to leave a message for myself that I'd read after 20 years, the message would be:
"Dear Anamika,
I planned my financials today and therefore, you are happy today! Make sure, you pass this message to the younger ones with you. Thanks for believing in yourself and your strengths. Stay positive. Happy to see you happy today!
Love, Anamika!"
Hope you now know how to ensure ke Kal Khoobsurat Hai!
So, what are you waiting for? Start using a money book just like me, stay organized today and ensure a happy future.


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Children's Museums and Kid-Friendly Museums in the Bay Area
Kid-friendly Art Museums
Museum of Children's Art (MOCHA)
538 Ninth Street, between Washington & Clay, Oakland, California 510.465.8770 Hours: tuesday - friday 10am to 5pm. saturday - sunday noon to 5pm
This museum is unique in that it only displays artwork by children. Gallery admission is free and reasonable fees are charged for open studio participation.
110 South Market Street, San Jose, CA 408-271-6840
Hours:Tuesday - Sunday 11am - 5pm, Closed Monday, and all Monday holidays.
Admission:Adults: $8.00, Students & Seniors: $5.00, Children under 6: FREE
This museum has many kid-friendly exhibits. Kids ArtSunday is from 11 am - 3 pm on the second Sunday of each month.
The Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo
Free admittance! There is a donation box, so a $2-3 donation is always appreciated.
Open Tues -Sat 10-5 , Sun 1-4, Closed Mondays
1451 Middlefield, Rd. Palo Alto (650) 329-2111
This museum was just overhauled and is a great place to take the kids for 2-3 hours. The indoor area has several motor skill activities including sending golf balls down a looped ramp, sending metal disks spiraling down a well, a giant 'lite bright' station, a little crawl cave and more. The outside is a mini-zoo with snakes, birds, rabbits, leopard sharks and flounders, bobcats, lizards, bats, rats, racoons and more. You can easily spend 2 hours here. Convenient on-site bathrooms with changing station. Website is: http://www.pajmzfriends.org/
The Tech Museum of Innovation of San Jose
201 South Market Street San Jose, CA, (408) 294-TECH
Exhibits Open Tuesday - Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., IMAX show times are updated daily.
Admission: Museum + 1 Imax, $8.
Hint: 2nd Sunday of every month is free admission!
3 fun-filled floors. From designing your own roller coaster - then riding it- to creating boats with soap and popsicle sticks, this museum has a lot to offer. There are shows throughout the day. IMAX films are not to be missed, so check what's playing. Experience the jolt of a 7.0 earthquake. There is a great kid-specific area, as well as the (sometimes offered) rides on the Segue.
A nice alternative to the Children's Museum of San Jose (not as many tiny tots here). http://www.thetech.org/
Bay Area Discovery Museum in Sausalito
557 Mcreynolds Rd, Sausalito (415) 339-3900
Admission: $8.50 Adults, $7.50 kids; under 1 year, free. Cash only. For families, free admission on second Saturdays between 1 and 5 pm.
Hours: Tuesday - Friday, 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., Saturday & Sunday, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Closed Mondays
There are many exhibits and activities here, that are focused on natural science, art and multimedia. Kids learn how to outsmart a maze, create art, and uncover the mechanics of how the San Francisco Bay operates. Also, there is an enormous train set. If you have a kid who loves trains, try to see the other exhibits first - it will be hard to pull him/her away from those trains! You even get a great view of the Bay and the Golden Gate Bridge. Plenty of parking. http://www.badm.org/
Children's Discovery Museum in San Jose
180 Woz Way, San Jose, CA
Admission: Adults and children: $8, kids under 1 year are free.
Hours: Monday - Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Sunday noon to 5:00 p.m.
This is a great museum with an abundance of activities for kids (through teens). As soon as you walk in, you can't avoid the big red firetruck, the traffic light, the ambulance and of course, around the corner, the train which kids can operate. There is an arts and crafts area upstairs, as well as a pretend pizza parlor.
This museum changes themes often to keep it interesting.
Don't miss the Wonder Cabinet where kids can crawl through a starry night, listen to different types of sounds, build towers from foam blocks and send balls up and down tubes. And for babies, there is a nice crawl room.
If your kids like water, be sure to bring a change of clothes- there is a fantastic water play area (Water Ways) and they are bound to get soaked. Also, an extra shirt is a good idea if they go downstair to the bubble area. http://www.cdm.org/index.asp?f=1
Hiller Aviation Museum
601 Skyway Road, San Carlos, CA (650) 654-0200
Hours: 10am-5pm, 7 days a week
Admission: Adult$9.00, Youths (5-17) $6.00, Children (4 and under) Free! (with Paid Adult) And if you go to their site, you can print out a $1 off coupon.
This museum is perfect for youngsters. Not too big, not too small. Kids can see what it's like to pilot a helicopter and a Jumbo Jet. They can even sit in the cockpit of a Blue Angel. Lots of vintage and experimental aircraft to explore - fun for the whole family. http://www.hiller.org/index.shtml
Zeum at Yerba Buena
Call for hours, as they change by season. 415.820.3320
Zeum is open during many school holidays.
Admission: Youth Ages 3-18 $6, Adults $8, 2 and younger, free
Zeum offers highly interactive, multi-generational, and ADA accessible exhibits that focus on five core arts and media subjects: Animation, Video Production, Sound Production, Performance, and Visual Arts. There are two floors and six spaces to explore!
Don't miss the historic carousel that was formerly a beloved fixture at the San Francisco amusement park, Playland-at-the-Beach. The carousel, built in 1906 by Charles Looff, features a whole menagerie of elaborately hand-carved animals, including horses, giraffes, camels and more. Restored to its current location in 1998, the Zeum Carousel now offers rides for all ages. http://zeum.org/exhibits/index.html
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Leading North East digital design and property experts Space Group, has entered into an agreement to support the University of Stirling's world-class authority on dementia care design, the Dementia Services Development Centre (DSDC), to develop a ground-breaking design service to help people living with dementia, and their families.
Space Group, in tandem with the DSDC, has set up the new Iridis initiative, which will create the world's first app to digitally assess how suitable an individual's home, care facility or other residential environment is, for older people and those living with dementia.
The service will offer recommendations on what changes need to be made to meet British building standards and regulations for dementia care design, grounded in DSDC research.
For over 25 years DSDC's multidisciplinary team of clinical specialists, architects and designers have been promoting the importance of design for people with dementia. The Centre's unique insight into what can be done to support people with dementia is based on research and evidence from academic and industry professionals.
Now with the support and expertise offered by the Space Group team, it can offer home owners, and construction professionals a free assessment service that will improve living standards.
Iridis will digitise, consolidate and update the DSDC's Dementia Design Audit Tools currently only available through a guidebook, into one 'App'.
Stephen Brooks, Director at Space Architects commented on this ground-breaking new venture: "We acknowledge that there are variations of 'Apps' for guidance on dementia design principles and auditing the built environment, but none which have such a level of detail that have a direct and real-time results link to the construction industry.
"Typically, people living with dementia have greater demands on the health care services and by providing advice and guidance on how to adapt living conditions, whether it be refurbishment or new-build, allows people to stay independent for longer and future proofing housing."
Stephen added: "Previous application platforms have focussed entirely on the dissemination of information as opposed to harnessing the opportunity of data collection and iterative feedback between researcher and the end user. What we are offering is truly ground-breaking."
Dementia is one of the main causes of disability later in life, ahead of cancer, and in the UK we spend less on dementia care than on other major medical conditions.
With an estimated 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK and numbers set to rise to over 1 million by 2025, there is an immediate need to invest in our aging population now to provide improved services and facilities to ensure a better quality of life for dementia sufferers and their families.
From autumn 2017, the app will be available for anyone to use and will be free to access and download.
It will address physical issues which impact upon sensory stimulation such as lighting, colour contrast and textures to aid day-to-day living, reinforcing memory and personal identity.
Lesley Palmer, Chief Architect for DSDC, said: "We are creating a simple way for people to assess how friendly their environment is, and find out how to improve their surroundings. The purpose of Iridis is to create a new industry leading, intelligence-based suite of software which will offer new methods of assessing our built environment, allowing people to live independently for longer. All of the guidance within the app will be underpinned by the research we have carried out in this area."
It is intended that data collected from the app will be used for future modifications to Iridis, so that it can continually update the software and services within the app for the benefit of future users. The software programme will be machine-learning based, with algorithms specifically aligned to current research methods.
As such, the data within the app will assist construction professionals by making recommendations on property design and refurbishment. The app software will be aligned to digital construction methodology, with links to Space Groups Building Information Modelling (BIM) object provider; bimstore, where you can search and download BIM objects from construction product manufacturers which are specifically designed to meet dementia care design standards.
The purpose of this is that within the app recommendations will be made on suitable products/product types which are dementia care design approved and can be specified and selected via bimstore.
Stephen continued to say: "The software we have developed within the app is one of the greatest advances to date in dementia care design principles. Creating fully inclusive built environments is a considerable undertaking and highlights a new area under consideration for our ageing population. This software will offer designers and contractors new intelligence needed to facilitate and future proof dementia care design.
The Iridis app will be made available for download from Thursday 21 September – International Alzheimer's Day.


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A quality Presentation help buyers to see clearly the house, inspect it and consider the worth price that can be purchased. A good presentation is absolutely necessary when selling a house, when a buyer takes a tour they would like to see a high-quality house with quality furniture that attracts them. It very important to consider your house looks excellent inside and outside because buyers will visit every room to witness the whole thing and design of the house are of high class. The special and unique furniture also attract buyers to have that unique design or furniture, it helps the seller to have a clear content on range price of the house.
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On a cold and wet September afternoon, John Longair stood on the slick duckboards of a gently rocking, floating seaplane dock tucked almost unseen along the shores of the Ottawa River below the Rockcliffe Flying Club. More than 75 years ago, hundreds of Ottawa residents and newspaper men had stood on the very same spot awaiting the adventurers Charles Lindbergh and Anne Morrow Lindbergh inbound from Maine in a float plane. Though the echoes of their Lockheed Sirius and the shouts of the spectators are long gone, John still squinted long into the east through the light rain, looking for another float plane inbound from Maine.
John, a key Vintage Wings of Canada volunteer, had taken on the task of welcoming to Ottawa two adventurer pilots from the left coast of America who, along with a support crew of co-adventurers had just put behind them the most difficult legs of an epic aerial journey. Nearly a month before, these same two aviators along with different support had climbed into the Northwestern sky bound through the Inside Passage on a circumnavigation of Canada - the native land of their venerable de Havilland Canada DHC-2 Beaver float planes.
Doug DeVries taxies his beautifully restored Beaver up to the Rockcliffe dock.
The weary aviators unload.
Team members Norma Ward (left), Dan Noble, Robbi Devries, Oscar-nominated cinematographer Eric Thiermann and team leaders Mark Schoening and Doug Devries inspect the Vintage Wings of Canada de Havilland Beaver. The six adventurers visited the Gatineau hangar after a private tour of the presently closed Canada Aviation Museum. Photo: Dave O'Malley
The spectacularly beautiful Beaver N67DN belonging to Doug Devries of Kenmore, Washington. The recently restored Beaver was purposely crashed during the filming of the less-than-stellar film Six Days, Seven Nights (starring Harrison Ford - a dyed in the wool Beaver Believer) and was left to rust on a scrapheap near Denver. Doug Devries, an inventor and aircraft restorer, set to work rebuilding N67DN and turned her into an immaculately finished, spectacularly appointed Beaver - as good as they get. Photo: Neil Aird / www.dhc-2.com
Time to say goodbye yet again. Throughout their circumnavigation of the Beaver's native land, the adventurers ran into helpful and friendly people - a reflection perhaps of their own friendly natures as much as the unique story they brought to these remote Arctic towns. Photo: Neil Aird / www.dhc-2.com.
Their 10,000 mile journey took them a month to complete - an aerial trek right around Canada, landing in some places that had not ever seen a float plane and many where they were very rare. They camped most of the way, staying now and then at small establishments and meeting the people. They flew all the way north to Resolute, and from there made a dash to the Pole and back.
Well aware that fuel availability would be a problem, they developed a system to refuel from drums in flight by hand cranking a pump in the back sending fuel into the tank under the floor. Though sounding daring and risky, this was in fact a well planned and well scouted trip that gave them a distinct possibility of success. They did a trial run in the Beavers along the coast, a scouting trip along the route the summer before and lots of testing of gear and supplies.
Their remarkable story came to our attention when our historian Don MacNeil discovered their upcoming adventure and alerted us to it. They had not originally included a visit to Ottawa in their plans, but when they learned that the very first Beaver could be seen at the Canada Aviation Museum, and that Vintage Wings also had one, they made the small detour and ended up staying here for two days of rest in a nice hotel - they needed it! Unfortunately Don could not host them as he would be away, so he enlisted the eager help of Longair and his daughter Katy.
They couldn't say enough great things about the help and good wishes they received from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the Inuit people and their children, and all the private base operators they ran into on their journey. Once you meet them however, you realize just why they got such help - they were a happy, enthusiastic, accomplished and charming bunch and we could not do enough to help them.
John Longair and Don MacNeil worked with the great people at the Canada Avation Museum, in particular Christina Lucas and Stephen Quick, to have it opened (it was closed for renovations for the rest of the year) so that the adventurers could get a peek at the original Beaver - In fact they got a personal and guided tour for three hours! And then they came to Vintage Wings for lunch and a tour. As Doug Devries said to one of his team - "You just can't get enough airplane museums!"
When they left on Monday morning, we were all at work, but they were joined for their departure by none other thatn Mr. DHC-2 himself - artist, designer and historian Neil Aird, the master behind the DHC-2.com website. In the Beaver community, Neil is very well known for his 22-year-and-counting quest to document in photos and knowledge the history of every single Beaver ever made - that's 1,692 individual histories - and he's at 1,152 and counting.
Neil was not the only Beaver expert they would meet on this journey. From Ottawa they flew to Constance Lake west of the city, tanked up and set out for Toronto where they were treated like rock stars, being followed by news choppers into Toronto Island airport. In Toronto, they would meet what they called "The Best of the Best" - Russ Bannock and George Neil, the de Havilland legends who first piloted the Beaver prototype. They seemed very happy campers indeed.
To really get an appreciation for their epic journey, visit their website (www.greatarcticairadventure.com), check out the map of their trip and above all read some of the entries in their Blog - exquisite writing, open hearts, wild adventures, wonderful photographs and much more - they tell it best!
We were just glad to meet them.
Beaver adventurers meet a true Beaver legend. Neil Aird, centre, is on an epic Beaver adventure of his own - one spanning at least 22 years so far. Neil has set out to record the history and fate of every single de Havilland Canada Beaver ever made at the Downsview factory - that's 1,692 airframes. So far he has amassed a photographic and historic record of 1,152 individual Beavers. Neil's amazing website (www.dhc-2.com) is an incredible visual and historic documentary of a remarkable aircraft. You can't say you know Beavers and never have visited his site. Photo: via Neil Aird
Throughout the Great Arctic Air Adventure, there have been many team members coming and going at different points along the route. But the two men who dreamed up the Adventure, Doug Devries (left) and Mark Schoening, have been at the controls of their two beautiful and well loved de Havilland Beaver float planes every nautical mile of the journey. Photo: Neil Aird / www.dhc-2.com
Early on Monday morning with commuters making their way to work in downtown Ottawa, Great Arctic Air Adventurer Mark Schoening lifts off the Ottawa River. The leaves are starting to turn on Kettle Island in the background - time for our adventurers to make their way back home. Photo: Neil Aird / www.dhc-2.com


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The EU Ambassador in Eritrea, H.E. Gabor Iklody presented his credentials to President Isaias Afeworki on Wednesday, 4 December 2019 in Asmara. In a friendly atmosphere they discussed a broad range of issues including bilateral cooperation, enhancement of peace & regional security, development
Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to ERITREA - Publication date: 06/12/2019
The European Union reaffirms today its support to the universal ban on chemical weapons. It is a tribute to all those who have lost their lives or loved ones and suffered harm from chemical weapons as well as a commitment to promoting peace and security. The Chemical Weapons Convention and the
Author: EEAS Press Team - Publication date: 29/11/2019
Languages: 日本語 press Category: Joint Statements Regions: Africa Angola Benin Botswana Burkina Faso Burundi Cabo Verde Cameroon Central African Republic Comoros Congo (Brazzaville) Côte d'Ivoire Djibouti DR Congo (Kinshasa) Equatorial Guinea Eritrea Eswatini Ethiopia Gabon Gambia Ghana Guinea
Author: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 25/11/2019
European film weeks have a longstanding tradition in Eritrea. Every year a selection of European movies is screened in the country, using the language of cinematography to bring Europe closer to Eritreans. The 15th European Film Week was organised this year in Asmara from 19-26 October in the
Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to ERITREA - Publication date: 05/11/2019
The EU welcomed the launch of the Horn of Africa Initiative last week during the World Bank Group / IMF Annual Meetings, at which Finance Ministers and representatives of Djibouti, Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya and Somalia agreed to take forward discussions on fostering economic integration and regional
Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to ERITREA - Publication date: 05/11/2019
Freedom of expression, in all its forms, is the very essence of democracy. Only with a thriving, free and independent media landscape, we can hold governments, businesses and society at large accountable. And precisely for this fundamental right, far too often, journalists and media workers are
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Richard David Hughes (born 8 September 1975, Gravesend, Kent) is an English musician, best known as the drummer of the British piano rock band Keane.
Hughes attended Tonbridge School where he was friends with Tim Rice-Oxley and Dominic Scott. At the age of seventeen, he learned to play the drums, and when Scott and Rice-Oxley formed a small covers band in 1995 he was invited to join as drummer. They later invited present vocalist Tom Chaplin to join the band, although Hughes initially objected, later stating, "The idea of giving someone who's already the loudest person you know a microphone was not something that I was particularly keen on."
Hughes then went to university at University College London where he received a degree in Geography. He took a job as a secretary at the BBC in order to support himself and the band while they lived and practiced in a flat on Upper Clapton Road in London. He also had a job as a supply teacher for a short time. It has been said that the song 'Put it Behind You' was written by Rice-Oxley for Hughes after he had broken up with a girlfriend, and that much of the album 'Perfect Symmetry' - in particular the track 'You Don't See Me' - was also written about him and his unrequited love for a music journalist who broke his heart by marrying another man. Hughes, however, has since denied these claims. Hughes is known to be the most humorous member of the band. Since Under the Iron Sea was released he has provided additional backing vocals for the band. He was married, presumably to his long-time girlfriend, in 2010.
He is a Human Rights activist with Amnesty International.[1] On 3 November 2011 Hughes spoke at the Oxford Union about his work with Amnesty International, and his campaign for justice for Troy Davis.
Relationship in Band
From Under the Iron Sea (2006) has collaborated with his voice in several songs Additional choruses, for example Atlantic, Leaving So Soon and Nothing In My Way. However, it was not until the recording of Under Pressure, The Sun is Not Gonna Shine Anymore and Early Winter that his voice was more noted. In the album Perfect Symmetry is heard more singing vocals and choirs as in the chorus of the same song Perfect Symmetry along with Tim Rice-Oxley and Jesse Quin.
Likes and Interests Personal
The cameras collect brand "Nikon", does call himself as "Nikon Guy". It is a great lover of photography and generally update the site Keane with "photoblogs" in which goes up photographs of the band on tour. He is a fan of the Irish U2, and other bands and groups like The Smiths, The Beatles and Björk. His favorite song from the album Hopes and Fears is Bend and Break and the album Under the Iron Sea is Put it Behind You. Also noteworthy is that Richard is green and brown colourblind, as said in a video where Richard answers 50 fan questions (can be found on the band's YouTube channel.)
Supports and foundations
Group took the initiative to participate in War Child (foundation to help children in countries at war). It is an activist who defends human rights, together with Amnesty International. It is also very involved in the case of Troy Davis, leading sometimes even T-shirts with the message "I am Troy Davis" during his tour in the United States. Richard is also a great animal advocate and claims to be a vegetarian since age 13.
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- ^ "Amnesty Blogs: Press release me, let me go : Death row records: Richard Hughes and Troy Davis". Blogs.amnesty.org.uk. 2009-09-25. Retrieved 2011-10-18.
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The CS One Urban Brawler takes a minimalist approach in design that adds to the edgy appearance of the newly redesigned Kawasaki ZX-6R. The slip-on application for the ZX-6R is a dual-tip design available in a matte black ceramic finish, sporting a laser engraved Vance & Hines CS One logo. As a cat-back fitment on the ZX-6R, the CS One Urban Brawler puts out a nice throaty growl at a moderate sound level.
Optional inserts can also be added to further temper the exhaust note. With a retail price of just $199, the CS One Urban Brawler slip-on is a great value and an easy-to-install upgrade that really enhances the look of the ZX-6R.


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Todd Fleming is the founder of The Kingdom Real Estate and Power Of Finance. Todd's purpose in life is to end financial suffering for others by providing financial education and mindset training on creating wealth and building better habits in life. Todd is the #1 Real Estate Best selling author of "If You Can't Wholesale After This... I've Got Nothing for You." In 2013 Todd had nothing to his name and had to make the decision of making a life for himself or giving up and living within the rat race forever. He chose to make a difference and began flipping and investing in real estate until later founding a movement to help others create financial freedom.
If You Can't Cashflow After This is a step by step guide to building passive income without needing any of your own money or credit. It's the second book in the "I've Got Nothing For You" series. This series of books aims to guide you through the process of becoming financially free through real estate investing. If You Can't Cashflow After This was written for people who are fed up with the traditional "rat race" style of living and want to create a new way of living no matter if you have ever been involved in real estate or have any money of your own. This book will guide your mind and actions to building massive wealth step by step. Todd himself completed his first deal with only $11 in his checking account. He believes that anyone can build financial freedom by changing their mindsets and improving their daily habits. This book will change the way that you think about money and the way you think about the opportunity surrounding you each and every day. This book will inspire you to begin your own real estate business and provide a living for your family that you only dreamed of previously.


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Are information technology (IT) problems slowing your business down? If your dealership experiences frequent network crashes, slow Internet or complaints from employees about technologies that don't work properly, it's time to do an assessment of your IT infrastructure.
The world of technology evolves at a rapid pace, so if your dealership hasn't been keeping up it's likely that your IT infrastructure isn't adequate for current business operations. We recommend that IT assessments be performed on an annual basis, or any time you are considering purchasing a new technology or software for your dealership.
Annual IT assessments provide dealers with the following benefits:
- Identify the cause of recurring problem(s) so they can be fixed once and for all
- Provide forward guidance so you know exactly how much to budget for IT in the coming year
- Reveal unnecessary fees and areas where you can take advantage of economies of scale, reducing recurring monthly charges
- Ensure that your other technology investments, such as your DMS, CRM or shop tools, perform optimally so you can maximize your ROI
- Keeps your business and customer data safe from both external intrusions and internal thieving
IT assessments can be conducted internally, or you can choose to hire an outside IT company to do them for you. If you choose to do it yourself, here is a laundry list of items that should be included in your annual review.
Carrier Bills
Carrier bills include your monthly bills from your phone carrier, Internet Service Provider (ISP) and network maintenance from your DMS provider. If you're not paying attention to these bills, you may be paying hundreds more than you need to every month.
When was the last time you talked to your ISP to see if your dealership is getting the right amount of broadband for optimal productivity? Due to recent deregulation, a fiber optics solution is now an affordable option for many dealerships. Additionally, your dealership should have redundant Internet with two separate ISPs in the event of a network outage. Ask your ISP to test your broadband connection and make recommendations based on data usage and speed.
When was the last time you shopped around for a new phone carrier? Sticking with the 'tried and true' carriers like AT&T, Verizon or Centurylink isn't always the cheapest strategy. Smaller, competitive providers can sometimes offer a better deal. Does your dealership have more than one location? If so, make sure you're getting discounts for economies of scale. Additionally, review bills to make sure your carrier is not charging you for extra phone lines you don't need and other errors.
If you're paying your DMS provider for network maintenance, you'll really want to scrutinize their bills for unnecessary charges. Do you know how many IP addresses your dealership has? Are you paying to maintain equipment you no longer own? Charges on these bills should be closely monitored and negotiated.
Are you 100% confident that your IT network is secure and all your data is safe? Not many business owners are. Conducting annual risk assessments for your network's security is highly recommended.
Start by reviewing your existing security policies, guidelines and procedures. Are there any new threats or vulnerabilities that should be addressed in the coming year? Include any new government laws and regulations that pertain to security requirements.
Next, review the configuration and usage of your network architecture, remote access systems, servers, firewalls and external network connections. This should include a list of all your security systems in use such as antivirus, spam control and network monitoring. Ideally you will have a map or network diagram showing how all your security assets are configured and interconnected.
If you don't have an employee who is knowledgeable about security protocols, you may want to hire a data security consultant to conduct a risk assessment for you. This is an area that's too important to overlook.
Wireless Coverage
Does your dealership have adequate wireless coverage for all of your employee devices and technology tools? If you're considering any new technology in your dealership, and particularly for your service department, be sure to understand the impact it will have on your wireless network.
More than likely you'll have to add several new enterprise-grade routers. Many manufacturers are now requiring the installation of Cisco/Meraki routers in dealership service departments, which is helpful. Having adequate wireless coverage is critical for many systems to work correctly, as well as for employee buy-in and productivity.
Review the configurations of your server(s) on an annual basis. If your dealership doesn't have any servers, you may want to consider transitioning to a centralized server setup.
When employees use standalone PCs with local administrative rights, you have no control of what your employees can install on those PCs. This poses a huge security risk. A centralized server is more efficient and allows one person to control admin rights for every employee.
If a PC is older than five years or is crashing repeatedly, it's time to replace it. Keeping track of PC installation dates allows you to accurately forecast how many PCs will have to be replaced every year. A brand new PC costs less than $1,000 now, which is a minimal investment that quickly delivers ROI in the form of increased employee productivity.
If your dealership has more than four employees you should be using enterprise-grade, managed switches. Sometimes I see dealerships using consumer grade, unmanaged switches that a staff member purchased from a place like Best Buy. These are completely inadequate for the high levels of data usage in business.
An inadequate number of switches, or switches older than three years old, can significantly slow network speed. If your ISP is telling you that your Internet speed is good and your wireless coverage is adequate, but your employees are still complaining about slow Internet, it's likely you need new switches. Also 100 Mbps switches are obsolete now; make sure all your switches are 1 Gigabit.
Conducting annual IT assessments provides a number of benefits to dealers that directly impact the bottom line. Instead of viewing your IT budget as a cost to be controlled, you'll quickly realize it's an investment that can deliver significant ROI.


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Ciao a tutti! My name is Francesca
I was born in Italy in a little village in North Italy called Piedmont – the kind of place that you can still observe lot of authentic traditions, old people with own old clothes. I love the place where I'm from, I love Italy and I love the idea to bring you with me there, to discover it through the Italian language.
After my graduation in Italian Linguistics I started to teach my languages, before in Italy and after in few foreign countries.
The idea of the Lady Italy school comes from being a travelling teacher, thus having the necessity of keeping my students studying and continuing collaborating in research with schools.
So here I am, ready to teach you la mia lingua and bring you to my country to speak italiano in Italia and see how beautifull and pleasent it can be.
Studying Italian with Lady Italy is an opportunity to learn Italian comfortably from everywhere you are and every time you like.
You can have a chat with me at any moment of the day, watch videos, listen to podcasts and songs, read the story and the best of our literature and, of course, learn the way the Italians do the things.
Because Lady Italy is not just about learning language, it's about using languages, doing things with languages, being curious and curious about Italian.


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Belvoir presents Every Brilliant Thing :: Sydney
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Epic in scope, staging and soaring humanity, Coram Boy is a must see.
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School of Rock the Musical is a jovial night out with some great talent and musical jams to boot.
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Hellenistic gems: standing figures
The long oval shape for a ringstone was a particular favourite of the Hellenistic period. The most successful way to fill the field was with a standing figure, often leaning on a column or tree-trunk and, through various attributes, characterised as a heroic or divine. Deities are by far the most numerous choice, among them Aphrodite, Athena, Apollo and Dionysos being especially popular.
Oxford 376 (1892.1515) (Plantzos 276) [GGFR 1002] Cornelian 35x22x4mm, convex face, flat back.
A typical example is a woman leaning on a column. Her head is shown in profile, her body in three-quarter view turned the other way, one leg crossing the other. She wears a high-girt sleeveless chiton and she holds her himation, swathed round her legs, away from her body. Her crown (stephane) and the staff with flowing ribbons mark her as a goddess, Aphrodite.
Oxford 336 (Fortnum FR.130) (Plantzos 161) Garnet 17x10.5mm, convex face, set in solid gold ring.
A garnet in Oxford shows Apollo facing to one side with his body in three-quarter view. He holds a kithara in one hand, in the other a plectrum. His dress is the high-girt chiton with long sleeves, with a long cloak draped loosely behind him: the usual dress for a kithara-player. His hair is rolled up and tied at the back. Several variations of the type, Apollo Kitharoidos, are known, and some may well copy sculptural types of the day.
Oxford 303 (1892.1573) (Plantzos 309) Glass (violet) 34x22mm, convex face, set in ring.
Not all versions of the standing figures are executed with the same skill and attention to detail. The goddess in the high-girt peplos depicted on a glass gem roughly follows the rules observed on the stones of better quality, but in a very linear, abstract style. In one hand she holds a phiale, in the other perhaps a torch. The poor quality of the engraving and the use of glass instead of precious stone indicate a piece made for the less wealthy.


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Ps Video Store Update
US PS Video Store update: True Grit, Red Factions: Origins, Sanctum
Sony has updated the North American end of the PS Video Store and there's a few gems and loads of stuff in there to choose from.
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Euro PS Video Store update, February 24: Social Network, The Illusionist, 3D bikinis
Sony has updated the European end of the video store with the lovely Sports Illustrated Swimsuit 3-D experience, for free.
US PS video store update, Feb 11 - Sports Illustrated swimsuit edition
New HD films and shows were added to the US PS video store this week, but you don't care about that. You want to see Sports Illustrated swimsuit models rolling around in the sand with the wind in their hair.
UK PS video store update - Action in HD
The EU PS Blog has updated the UK video store, and it's full of action-packed goodies in HD. There's also a few in there for the ladies too, like King Arthur and horsey-flick Hidalgo. Read below to see what else is on offer.


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Driving Under the Influence of Children: A Baby Blues Treasury (Volume 22)
"Any parent can understand why Darryl and Wanda MacPherson can't decide whether to hug Zoe and Hammie to pieces or turn them into pieces in some less loving way. . . . Kirkman and Scott are virtuosi of the world of child-rearing." --Infodad.comUnder the sticky seats, next to the molten milkshakes, unreturned library books, and petrified french fries is where you'll probably find the hidden microphone. Those Baby Blues cartoonists undoubtedly planted it in your minivan, because how else could they come up with the ideas for their comic strip that mirror exactly what's going on in your life?Fans and critics have been alternately checking under their seats and raving about the realism of the parenting experience depicted in Baby Blues for years. That realism is no accident (nor the result of illegal wiretaps). Parents themselves, cocreators Rick Kirkman and Jerry Scott have an infinite wellspring of material at their disposal. As writer Jerry Scott explains, "As long as kids keep having runny noses and wiping them on the drapes, we're in business."This colorful treasury, Driving Under the Influence of Children, not only contains over 240 pages of award-winning Baby Blues comic strips, but also contains Baby Blues stickers, including a bumper sticker that should be affixed to nearly every minivan on the road.
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Ever wonder why there is such a great divide between the "haves" and "have nots"? This article does a better job of explaining it than any we've seen.
Nationally known poverty awareness expert, Dr. Donna Beegle, tells her story in this article, "The Crossing". Her story starts in poverty and explains how she came to have hope for the future that allowed her to transform herself into a "have".
If you never read another article, read this one.
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