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Ranging from beachfront to mountainside, the Los Angeles metropolitan area is the second largest in the United States with almost 20 million residents. The city caters to the entertainment whims of almost every resident, with a seemingly endless variety of restaurants, theaters and adventures.
Insider Tip: Sound like a local by learning the lingo: Think Venice Beach when you hear "the boardwalk," and try to avoid traffic on "the 405" (the San Diego Freeway).
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LA Public Transportation, Commuting & Jobs
With low unemployment, a robust entertainment and tourism industry, and more than 300 aerospace companies, Los Angeles is a great place to work. Hop on the LA Metro to commute on the country's third-most comprehensive public transit system. Air transport links are also plentiful, with international flights at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) and domestic routes out of suburban airports in Ontario, Burbank and Santa Ana.
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LA crackles with energy all year long, offering everything from foodie festivals and holiday events to major concerts and massive parties. Here are our top five picks for the best festivals and events in Los Angeles:
Los Angeles also abounds with fun free things to do, such as beachfront yoga, world-class museums like The Broad, and concerts by performers on the verge of stardom.
LA's Art & Music Scene
With more museums and theaters than any other American city, Los Angeles offers something for nearly any taste, from LA Philharmonic concerts to DJ-driven dance parties.
Los Angeles Activities for Families with Kids
Family activities are nearly limitless, from train rides at Griffith Park to the Los Angeles Zoo to amusement parks like Universal Studios Hollywood. If schools are at the top of your priority list, rent an apartment in the more affordable eastern LA school districts of Walnut Valley or Temple City.
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Pet-friendly Things to Do in LA
Moving to Los Angeles with your four-legged companion? You'll be thrilled to learn just how pet-friendly this city is, from dog parks to inclusive restaurants and breweries. Don't miss a trip to the Arts District Dog Park on the corner of 4th and Molino in downtown.
Outdoor Living in LA
With more than 180 days of sun every year and easy access to the Pacific Ocean, the City of Flowers and Sunshine is a paradise for outdoor lovers. Hike Griffith Park and Runyon Canyon Park, surf and swim at the beach, or head to The Strand for 22.5 miles of cliff-top bicycling.
Did You Know?
You may have heard that "Los Angeles" means "The Angels," but the original name for the city is up for debate. Some historians say the first settlers called it "El Pueblo de la Reina de los Angeles Sobre el Rio de Porciuncula". Thankfully, the city name has greatly shortened since then.
Getaways from Los Angeles
LA is nearly synonymous with postcard-worthy spots like Venice Beach and Santa Monica State Beach, both famous for great people watching. The best beaches in Los Angeles also include El Porto Beach, known for its surfing opportunities, and Rosie's Dog Beach, the only sands in LA County that allow dogs to roam without a leash.
L.A. is America's second-biggest city, home to Hollywood, the movie and TV industries, countless celebrities and all things related to entertainment. While there are many other industries in the city, none are remotely as well-known or well-regarded as the movie industry. It's so ingrained in the area that attaching headshots to your resume is normal for applying to any job, even if it's not an audition for a movie role. L.A. is also known for sunny beaches, a pleasant year-round climate and urban sprawl, which has made the city one of the largest in the nation by area.
Being in Los Angeles, especially near the glamor of the movie industry, can be very bright, shiny and a little unreal, bringing up the comparison to tinsel, which is normally used as decoration on Christmas trees.
Hollywood is actually a specific neighborhood in Los Angeles, not the city as a whole. That particular neighborhood, however, was the center of a lot of the Los Angeles film industry for decades. As movies grew in popularity in the early 20th Century, Hollywood became the best-known part of the city, causing occasional confusion about the name of the city and the name of the neighborhood.
According to 2018 U.S. census data, the Los Angeles metropolitan area held steady, losing about 7,000 people, or 0.05 percent of its population, since 2017. L.A. has an estimated population of about four million people.
Los Angeles came in 174 out of 182 cities in WalletHub's report on safest cities in America. Its tendency for natural disasters, low financial security and relatively low home and community safety make it a city that, while not exactly dangerous, can be somewhat insecure.
It depends. Los Angeles has a large number of high-quality private schools. But the public school system is very mixed with some parts of town having much better public schools than others. Overall, there are 278 high schools recognized as some of the best in the country, along with some of the nation's most well-regarded universities like University of Southern California (USC), University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and Loyola Marymount University.
Los Angeles can be a good place for families and landed around the middle of WalletHub's rankings of best cities for families in the U.S. It actually ranked first in family fun and above average in health, safety and education, but L.A. is simply not one of the more affordable cities in which to live.
Los Angeles is an expensive city to live in. The total cost of living here, according to the Council for Community and Economic Research , is 48 percent above the national average, mostly due to very high housing costs (137 percent higher than the national average).
A studio apartment costs $2,129 a month on average, up 8.2 percent from 2018. A one-bedroom averages $2,728 a month, up 3.1 percent from 2018, and a two-bedroom is $4,054 a month on average, up 14.8 percent% from 2018. Rent is pricey in L.A.
According to the Council for Community and Economic Research , the average energy cost (electric plus gas or other) of $192 a month is high relative to the national average. Because L.A. does not have huge temperature fluctuations by season, you can expect utility costs to be more consistent throughout the year in Los Angeles than in cities with four traditional seasons.
If you don't mind being in the San Fernando Valley or other northern parts of the city, Sun Valley , North Hills , Lake Balboa , Reseda , and Tarzana are among the areas with the lowest average rents in the city.
L.A. has a wide diversity of neighborhoods, from laid-back beach communities ( Venice ) to dense urban jungles ( Downtown ). Koreatown is a great place for trendy restaurants and nightlife, and unlike what you'd expect from the name, it's actually a cultural melting pot. Miracle Mile is one of the most pedestrian-friendly areas near Museum Row and just about a mile from Beverly Hills shopping and dining. Palms is a relatively affordable, young and hip area with decent access to both inland neighborhoods and the beach. If you're looking for something quieter, Brentwood is home to tree-lined streets, young families and great Italian restaurants. Finally, Park La Brea is right by The Grove, close to Hollywood and accessible to several major freeways, making it a good central location you can use as a jumping off point to any part of the city.
Los Angeles can be a difficult place for many people. Heavy traffic, competitive job searches, expensive apartments and the impossibility of parking are all real issues. But the year-round sunshine and low humidity, beautiful beaches, endless entertainment options and eclectic international culture make it all worth it for most residents. The constant spotlight of the movie industry and access to world-class outdoor adventures are two of the indelible qualities that make L.A. unique among big American cities. L.A. is also a rather casual place, so dressing down and being late to arrive (partly caused by bad traffic) are considered normal if not acceptable behavior in the city.
Yes, but not as much as you might think. Los Angeles has long had the reputation for terrible traffic, which has led to more development of walkable areas and public transportation. You'll still probably need to commute to work by car from most neighborhoods, but more of the city is walkable than in the past.
Los Angeles has a very livable climate. It has mild winters, hot summers (with cool nights) and dry conditions year-round.
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This week on The Sound Kitchen, you'll hear the answer to the quiz about the giant panda. There's the listener mailbag, some great music, and of course … the quiz. Just click on the arrow in the photo and enjoy!
Hello everyone!
Welcome to The Sound Kitchen. You can catch the programme on-the-air every Saturday at 6:15, 7:15, 14:45 and 16:45 universal time. You'll hear the winner's names announced and the week's quiz question, along with all the other ingredients you have grown accustomed to: your letters and essays, "On This Day", quirky facts and news, interviews, and great music … so be sure and tune in every Saturday.
For our DX enthusiast friends: Our shortwave frequency is 9675 kHz on the 31m band, from 06.00 to 07.00 UT every day. We've had reception reports from Algeria, Australia, Bangladesh, Brazil, Canada, China, Columbia, Cuba, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, India, Indonesia, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Nigeria, Pakistan, Peru, Poland, Russia, Sierra Leone, Slovenia, Sweden, the United Arab Emirates, the UK and the US, and although the frequency is "aimed" (or however that works) towards the African continent, give it a try. You never know … and be sure and send us your reception reports. Maybe we can get more time, which would be wonderful.
You can also hear our programs on WRMI (http://www.wrmi.net/) and WRN (http://www.wrn.org/listeners/). These broadcasters diffuse our programs out of the goodness of their hearts, but unless you tell us how you heard us, we have no way of knowing … so do write and tell us how you listen to us.
A hearty welcome to two new official RFI Listeners Clubs: the RFI Sungat Listeners Club with Malik Allah Bachaya Khokhar as president, in Muzaffargarh, Pakistan (the fourth club in that city! Thanks Muzaffargarh!), and the RFI Peace Fan Club in Bogra, Bangladesh. Dr Shahinur Alam is the president.
If you would like to create an official RFI club, or transform your existing listeners club into an RFI club, click on the link at the bottom of this page for information on how to get started.
This week's quiz: On 7 January, I asked you about a giant panda who had died just a few days before at a conservation center in China's Sichuan Province. The big old guy was the world's oldest male giant panda in captivity, and he was especially famous for his virility – he has more than 130 descendants. This is quite an accomplishment, as female giant pandas are only fertile for two or three days a year. His offspring and their cubs account for nearly a quarter of the more than 420 captive pandas alive worldwide today.
You were to write in with his name, and how old he was when he died.
The answer is: Pan Pan, which means "hope" or "expectation" in Chinese. He was 31 years old, which is the equivalent to about 100 human years.
The Chinese government has been so successful at preserving the natural habitats of the giant panda that last September the International Union for the Conservation of Nature removed pandas from its "endangered" list.
The group now lists giant pandas as "vulnerable", but China's State Forestry Administration told The Associated Press that "giant pandas could still suffer irreversible loss" if conservation efforts were relaxed. China wants giant pandas to remain on the "endangered" list.
The winners are: Adita Prithika from Tamil Nadu State, India; Royse Cramton from Illinois, U-S; Saleem Akhtar Chadhar, the president of the RFI Seven Stars Listeners Club in Chiniot District, Pakistan; Morakami San of the Karatoa Radio Listeners Club in Sirajganj, Bangladesh, and RFI Listeners Club member Rachid Dahmani, from M'sila, Algeria.
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Singapore Airlines official European airline partner for Corroborree West 2017
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Tourism Australia announced a partnership with Singapore Airlines this week at World Travel Market, confirming the carrier will be the official European airline partner for Corroboree West, a six day training and mega familiarisation event for qualified Aussie Specialists which will take place on the Gold Coast in October 2017.
Over 300 frontline travel sellers from the USA, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Germany, France and Italy will have the opportunity to attend Corroboree West, with the European agents flying down to Australia in comfort and style with award winning Singapore Airlines.
At the event agents will receive specialised training, participate in sales workshops and experience Australian tourism product in the Gold Coast region, and at destinations around the country as part of a programme of post familiarisations.
The inaugural Corroboree West brings agents from Europe and the Americas together, building on the previous Corroboree formats from both Europe and North America. This is the second time TA has partnered with Singapore Airlines on a Corroboree event.
Agents will need to qualify as Aussie Specialists before they apply for one of the 300 places on Corroboree West 2017.
John O'Sullivan, Managing Director of Tourism Australia says, "Corroboree West gives Aussie Specialists the opportunity to build on their knowledge of Australia, helping them to sell the destination even more effectively when they return home. It is an important event for us and we are delighted to have Singapore Airlines onboard as our airline partner for Europe."
Subhas Menon, Singapore Airlines Regional Vice President Europe, comments, "We are delighted to be partnering with Tourism Australia for Corroboree West. We see this as a great opportunity for agents to receive specialist training to make them the ultimate experts in selling this key destination to customers."
Details of how to register for Corroboree West will be announced in early 2017. Airline partners for the Americas market will be announced shortly.
To register as an Aussie Specialist and for all the latest Corroboree West news visit www.aussiespecialist.com.
All European agents attending Corroboree West will be flown to Australia on Singapore Airlines which operates into seven gateways. Airline partners for the Americas markets will be announced shortly.
The Aussie Specialist Program is Tourism Australia's global online training scheme, shared by all eight state and territory tourism partners and designed to provide frontline travel sellers from around the globe with the knowledge and skills to best sell Australia.
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A couple of weeks ago, I hosted my buddy Hank Shaw of the award-winning Hunter Gardener Angler Cook at our home and hit 2 out of the 4 activities from his blog name: fishing and cooking. If you must know why those 2 specific activities, our garden is winding down for its summer rest and hunting involves either a gun, spear, snare or crossbow – none of which I know how to use.
Hank is traveling the U.S. as part of his book tour for Hunt, Gather, Cook: Finding the Forgotten Feast, where he will be visiting each of the 50 States to experience each native species. For us here in Florida, we were out to snag a grouper. You can read about our experience on my blog post. Oh, and if you have a chance, you must read the glowing review by the NY Times of Hank's book.
Not only did we catch the grouper – but also (from left to right): Bonito, Grouper, 5 Amberjack, 3 Snapper.
So what do you make with all this fish, but more importantly the heads and tails of fresh fish? Bouillabaisse, of course.
This Mediterranean seafood stew's uniqueness comes from the herb and spice combination of orange peel, fennel and saffron, which is what gives the soup its deep golden color.
How to Cook Bouillabaisse
You start with leek, onion and garlic – and saute in olive oil.
Just a few minutes over medium heat is all you need.
The next step is to add in the herbs. Fennel is essential, but you can also add in other fresh herbs like parsley, oregano and thyme. I only use the green fronds of the fennel (save the white bulb to use in another recipe, like a salad)
Use a vegetable peeler to peel strips off the orange.
This is saffron that I've gently crushed with my fingers – I want to get the saffron threads into smaller pieces, almost in a powder form.
I'm part of the McCormick Gourmet team, bringing you in-depth information about everyday spices. From McCormick Gourmet's Enspicelopedia:
About Saffron
Observe the stigma, the tiny strands at the flower's center, of any crocus in your garden, and you'll begin to understand why saffron is so expensive. It takes 220,000 dried stigmas from a specific variety of crocus, Crocus sativus, to make one pound of saffron. The flowers appear over a two-week period only, usually in October. Saffron is available as strands and also ground.
The deep orange red color and unique flavor of the famous Spanish rice dish paella, the Indian dessert kheer and French seafood soup bouillabaisse are the work of tiny saffron threads steeped in liquid during cooking. Used both for color and flavor, saffron is a prized spice in Mediterranean, North African and Asian cuisines and in bread and pastries around the world.
Originating in the Middle East, this spice is planted, harvested, dried and packaged by hand. Today, Iran is the largest producer, while India and Spain are much smaller growers, Spain holds the honor of producing the highest quality saffron.
Cultivated in Southern Europe since the 3rd century or before, saffron has found use in medicine, religious offerings, perfume, make-up, potpourri and, of course, cooking. Its vivid orange red color gives it great use as a fabric dye, which makes it humorous to imagine what Greeks and Romans must have looked like after using it perfume luxurious baths.
Chop up 3 tomatoes.
Throw everything into the same pot that has the leek/onion/garlic, water, wine along with the fish trimmings. I'll spare you the photo of the fish trimmings.
After simmering for 30 minutes, strain the bouillabaisse into another pot.
Now let's talk about seafood. You can use whatever you want, though traditional Bouillabaisse recipes will call for 3 different kinds of fish along with shellfish. I used Amberjack and Grouper (from our fishing trip), salmon, shrimp, scallops, clams and mussels. Okay, I went a little overboard 🙂 Bring the strained Bouillabaisse soup back to a simmer and cook the seafood for just a few minutes.
Ladle into bowls, garnish with fennel and serve.
More Bouillabaisse Recipes
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Family Style Food: Julia Child's Bouillabaisse
La Tartine Gourmande: My Simplified Bouillabaisse
Use Real Butter: Bouillabaisse Fish Stew
NY Times: Provençal Potato "Bouillabaisse"
All Things Nice: Bouillabaisse
Bouillabaisse Recipe
Servings: 6
Prep Time:15 minutes
Cook Time:40 minutes
1 leek, white part only, chopped
1 onion, chopped
2 cloves garlic, minced
peel of 1 orange, orange part only (use vegetable peeler)
3 tomatoes, chopped
1/3 cup chopped fennel fronds
fresh herbs (in any combination): thyme, parsley, oregano
1/2 teaspoon saffron threads, crushed
3-4 pounds of fish trimmings (heads, bones, tail), shrimp shells
10 cups water
1 cup dry white wine
1 tablespoon sea salt
3 pounds of assorted fish and shellfish (clams and mussels should be scrubbed clean)
1. In a large stockpot, heat the olive oil on medium heat. When hot, add in the leek, onion and garlic. Saute for 5 minutes until softened but not brown.
2. Add in the orange peel, tomatoes, fennel, fresh herbs, saffron, fish trimmings, water, wine, salt turn the heat to high and bring to a boil. Then turn the heat to low and simmer for 30 minutes. Strain the soup into another large pot.
3. Bring the strained soup to a boil over medium high heat. Taste and adjust with additional salt if needed. The soup should be slightly salty (remember we still have unseasoned seafood to add into the soup). Now we'll cook the seafood, adding in the items that require the most cooking time first. If you have whole lobster tails or large crab claws, add them in first and give them a 2-minute head start. Clams next, then the mussels and extra-large shrimp, lastly the fish, scallops and any smaller shrimp. You want to be careful not to overcook the seafood, so 4-5 minutes max then turn off the heat.
4. Ladle bouillabaisse into each bowl with the seafood and garnish with fresh fennel fronds.


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Title: ICE - Complete Collection
Volume: DVD
Running time: 90
Distributor: Sentai Filmworks
Release date: 2011-11-15
Suggested retail price: $29.98
Age rating: 13+
Some strange virus, whether planned or accidental, has wiped out most of the population. The survivors? Beautiful women. Faced with the possible extinction of their entire race, some of these new Amazons have decided to live out their final days in the pursuit only of fleshly pleasures. Others choose to use their beauty, their might, and their minds to fight back and reclaim the planet once more.
Special Features: Making of ICE Parts 1-3, Promo Spot.
Spoken Languages: English, Japanese, English subtitles.
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New Delhi: Look who has joined Kareena Kapoor, Sonam Kapoor and Rhea Kapoor in London - Karisma. Yes, that calls for a double celebration for the veeres. Karisma has Instagrammed a beautiful picture of the gang from London and wrote, "With these lovelies." In the picture, all four of them, looking stylish as always, pose with a friend on the streets of London. (Hard to miss Kareena's swag in the silver jacket). Rhea Kapoor was the first to update about Karisma's London trip. She had posted an Instagram story with Kareena, Sonam, Anand Ahuja and of course, Karishma. And, the recent one features Saif Ali Khan too.
Here's the picture Karisma posted.
ICYMI, we have taken stills from Rhea's Instagram story. Take a look. (You can thank us later).
Kareena and Saif, along with their son Taimur are holidaying in London. Sonam also celebrated her 33rd birthday there with husband Anand Ahuja.
Pictures of Kareena, Saif and Taimur have been shared by their fan clubs.
Kareena and Sonam are on a much-needed break after the release of their film Veere Di Wedding. Right after the wedding, Sonam had got busy with the film's promotions. Veere Di Wedding, also starring Swara Bhasker and Shikha Talsania, was co-produced by Rhea Kapoor.
Arjun had also joined the veeres in London last week. He was filming Namaste England there. Later, his sister Anshula came. (Yes, the Kapoors had kind of taken over London).
In great company !!! #londonsummer with the Veere's & @SamyuktaNair of course... #bebokillingit and the #kapoorsisters killing it... pic.twitter.com/nK2KpG1H9L— Arjun Kapoor (@arjunk26) June 7, 2018
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Clearbrook's Survival filter technology has been through vigorous research and testing in preparation for its use in humanitarian aid and emergency care operations worldwide. The Survival formula is tested to the EPA Protocol for Microbiological Purifiers by the University of Arizona and by Spectrum Labs in accordance with ANSI/NSF Protocol for Standard 42 and 53 Class I adapted for sport bottles.
Survival Filters maintain bacteriostasis and prevent mitosis or colonization of microbes within the filter.
In every reduction category…Clearbrook's Survival Filter technology exceeded all requirements. In fact, VOC's and Heavy Metal reductions were found BDL (below detectable limits), and microbiological reductions exceeded the requirement for purifiers. NSF 53 does not require a filter to be bacteriostatic or antimicrobial to qualify.
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While Times-Standard reporters were diligently not reporting word one of the Housing Element discussions, that crack team of reporters did rouse itself long enough to write up this little press release about McKinleyville resident Vernon Weatherford's alleged DUI crash on Highway 255 near Samoa.
Weatherford had a young mother and her 4-year-old daughter in the car with him when he went ahead and wrapped his rig around a power pole.
The good news is that the child was unhurt, and the 26-year-old alleged douchebag's pelvis was crushed all to hell, which might be the only thing keeping him from hurting anyone, at least for a while.
Make that a little while. The news release notes that charges anticipated against Mr. Weatherford include driving under the influence and causing injury, being a felon in possession of a handgun, driving on a suspended license and driving under the influence with three prior DUIs in the past 10 years.
Impressive, yes? The guy's a fucking prodigy. To have accomplished so much at such a young age. His parents must be proud.
But Weatherford is more than just a stack of DUIs. This Sheriff's Office news release states that he was also arrested in 2004 on charges of torture and false imprisonment.
Does it occur to anyone as odd that a person of Weatherford's achievements would be in the vicinity of cars, children and power poles, instead of sitting in a cell where he obviously belongs?
Mr. Gallegos, this is where you come in. What this man does next is largely up to you. You have been responsible for prosecuting him since he was 19 years old, and yet here he is, four DUIs and a handful of violent felonies later, still driving around, drunk and with a four-year-old in his car.
It was only a matter of chance that this little girl did not become the next Nicole Quigley. Do your job and stop Weatherford before he becomes the next Jason Whitmill.
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I'm posting this review mainly because I'm annoyed at false advertising and don't understand why it's "a thing".
Usually, I buy No. 7 wipes because they're pretty good for my skin and I've had no reaction. I like how they do the job pretty well and don't boast about doing it perfectly or getting it 100%. I use the wipes to remove most of my make-up leaving the eye area as I know that they're not strong enough to withstand my heavily mascaraed and eyelinered eyes.
This time though I wanted to try something different (nothing to do with being too lazy to go to Boots and pick up a new packet, okay?).
Waitrose's branded 4-in-1 cucumber facial wipes (which smell DIVINE by the way) are ones that I've only just discovered.
The wipes themselves are really good for the budget first and foremost (at under 80p a pack), cheeks, forehead, chin and nose, even my eyeliner rubbed off without smudging or leaving a faint black mark. That's high praise indeed as I haven't seen wipes work that well on my Maybelline Master Kajal eyeliner previously.
But, they let me down in one way and one way only. Waitrose seems to have falsely advertised that these wipes remove "waterproof mascara" and my mascara – which it half-claimed to remove – was still on after several attempts of removal.
Look, as I said and will keep saying, they're good wipes! For their affordable price, they feel good on the skin, leave it well-moisturised, smell incredible, include refreshing ingredients such as cucumber (you can always count of me to state the obvious) and I'd like to point out they removed 90% of my make-up. However, I don't for the life of me understand why there's a mention of removing waterproof mascara when they clearly don't even remove a regular one. Yes, that's right, I wasn't even wearing waterproof mascara… I was wearing TWO COATS (which is nowhere near enough for me usually) of Benefit's They're Real.
To make matters worse, it's not like this misleading piece of information is written on the back of the packaging or in small print at the bottom of the packet, oh no, it's written slap bang in the centre of the packet (as though it was some kind of Unique Selling Point!). No, Waitrose, no. 🤦♀
Top tip for anyone planning to go into business: if you think there's even the slightest possibility that what you're marketing won't be able to do what you're thinking of claiming it does, don't claim it! Simple as a dimple.
So, all in all, they're great wipes. I just wish Waitrose hadn't (without a prompt) advertised that they remove waterproof mascara when – as I said – they don't even remove the most regular of mascaras.
Would I buy them again? For the smell, price, and quality? Yes. False advertising? No.
The pros outweigh the cons on this one so of course, I would!


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Translated by Demographia.ru | Original version in Russian
|Igor Beloborodov, Ph.D, Editor-in-Chief of Demographia.ru, member of the Expert Council of the CIS Affairs Committee of the Council of the Russian Federation, Director of Demographic Research Institute (Moscow), Head of the Charity Fund for Protection of Family, Motherhood and Childhood (the first Russian crisis pregnancy center), Vice Chairman of the All-Russian public organization "For life and protection of family values"
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Based on the paper
Family Degradation in the Context of Demographic Changes.
Global depopulation as a consequence of value crisis
prepared for the round table discussion
"Family: Origins and Future of Civilizations"
took place within the framework of
World Public Forum
"Dialogue of Civilizations"
(October 7–11, 2010, Greece, Rhodes)
The time we live in will surely go down in history as a period of great changes. The entire second half of the 20th century along with the beginning of the 21st century is really an epoch of exceptional technological innovations, scientific discoveries and significant social progress.
Space exploration, IT, medicine, service industry, education, social safety nets—all these and more have been progressing at an unprecedented pace. As a result, human abilities as well as the intellectual and technological potential of humankind have increased tremendously.
Nevertheless, there are also negative processes against the background of this material and technological success. The human being has started to degrade both spiritually and morally. The world has been overwhelmed by such phenomena—marginal in previous times—as euthanasia, pornography, homosexuality, concubinage, mass adultery, divorces, promiscuity (leading to AIDS and venereal disease epidemics), teen pregnancy, abortion, fetal therapy, one- or two-child families, rejection of procreation (childlessness by choice, or child free phenomenon).
But in pursuit of material wealth, the humankind has unhappily forgotten about the family. And this fact makes the expert community feel apprehension about our demographic future. Family was always an absolutely natural form of human existence and, as it seemed, was not something to worry about.
However, today the traditional family (i.e. the family that consists of two parents and several children) is experiencing real crisis; and if appropriate steps to save the family are not urgently taken, it can leave the stage of history forever.
Having allowed the anti-family ideology of so-called "family planning" to dominate in the society, the humankind has set out on the path towards its imminent death—physical, historical, and spiritual.
Here, it is important to note that when speaking of the family we mean the basic social unit (the arche) defined by the following inherent attributes.
A family is a union of a man and a woman, which
Contrary to the statements of liberal-minded demographers and sociologists, the today\'s family crisis is not a natural process. Could the extinction of entire nations even be considered natural? It is possible only for a misanthropic, Nazi-like ideology.
The destruction of family is actually caused by:
For a long time we have been threatened with global overpopulation. Family planning organizations as well as some funds acting under UN auspices did all their best to reduce birth rate in Africa, Asia, Latin America, and former Soviet Union countries. And what are the results?
The results have exceeded all expectations of traditional family opponents. The birth rate was not merely declined but literally crashed. However, once this has happened, not a single government in the world, not a single scientist or an expert group has offered anything to achieve the reverse effect.
The humankind has found a way to reduce fertility, but now nobody knows how to raise it back.
In the nearest future, according to all existing demographic forecasts, the growth of world population will be steadily slowing down and finally have transformed itself into a depopulating trend.
The most probable demographic forecast, World Population Prospect, suggests that the rate of population reproduction over the period 2005–2050 will change in the following way as compared to the period 1950–1975 [1]:
Table 1 — Average Annual Rate of Population Change
(The World and Regions, 1950-2050), %
|Developed countries
|Latin America
|North America
According to the data provided in the table, the rate of population growth in 2005–2050 will be:
In two groups of countries, the demographic trends are going to be sharply negative:
Even China—the indisputable population front runner—will face negative figures of fertility rate in the medium term. Already by 2048, China\'s population will start to rapidly decline.
During the same period, the rate of population growth in India—the second demographic leader—will 5 times slow down: from 2 percent to 0.4 percent.
It should be emphasized that the historical low peacetime fertility (0.7 children per one woman) was recently reached precisely in Asia—in Macau and Hong Kong (special administrative regions of China).
Many European countries have also faced population decline. Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Germany, Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Czech Republic, Italy, and Poland are now dying out states with many thousands of annual population losses. Practically, all Europe became a region of increasing depopulation.
Only in some European countries (France, Switzerland, and the Netherlands) the negative demographic trends are still being moderated by immigration. However, the immigration flow will soon have run its course, and after that the ruthless depopulation will engulf the whole of Europe.
The main statement of this article is that the global fertility decline is the fundamental demographic problem of the human race. And the reason for the decline is that the family has ceased to perform its main function—the function that for thousands of years has provided reproduction of new generations.
But it is the fertility—not the longevity or immigration—that is crucial to the human reproduction.
It gives new members to the society; it guarantees stability to families (in addition to the naturalness of having children). Not coincidentally, the family decay possibility decreases with every new child born, according to the divorce statistics.
Further, the world demographic and family trends will be represented.
The study of reproductive behavior characteristics in different parts of the world has revealed a widespread decrease of the average number of children born by a woman. Over the last 18–20 years, the fertility rate declined rather rapidly and now it does not reach 5 children per woman even in Africa, where only a few decades ago the total fertility rate fluctuated around 7 children per woman.
Figure 1. The total fertility rate, as it declines in different parts of the world,
The chart on Figure 2, where a change in fertility over the past 20 years (1990–2010) in ten most populous countries is shown, vividly illustrates the onrushing demographic disaster.
It is also remarkable that the countries of this Top10—China, India, USA, Indonesia, Brazil, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nigeria, Russia, and Japan—cover almost all continents and include followers of all the world's major religions. The total population of the
Figure 2. The change in total fertility rates over the 1990—2010 decade
in the world\'s most populous countries.
Now let us take a wider time interval and look not only at the "leaders." The chart on Figure 3 shows how total fertility rates of 18 industrially developed countries reduced during the period from 1950 up to the present day.
Figure 3. Fertility decline in 18 industrially developed countries
over the last 60 decades
As you can see on Figure 3, each country\'s curve steadily drops down. Although different continents and even different civilizations are shown on the chart, the demographic diagnosis is the same for all of them: explicit or temporarily latent depopulation.
The next chart (see Figure 4) shows a retrospective comparison of birth rates in 20 European countries over the period of last 100 years. In this case, the situation is even sadder: the fertility drop looks especially dramatic when we compare the today\'s birth rates with those in the beginning of the 20th century.
The birth rates in Eastern Orthodox countries—Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania—stand out among the highest 100-years-old birth rates on the chart (the most highest was precisely in Russia). It is well known that the Orthodox doctrine considers the family as one of the most important values. However, since having moved away from their cultural and religious roots, these countries have become leaders in reducing fertility and abortions (which are discussed below).
Figure 4. Crude birth rates (number of births per 1000 people per year)
in some European countries 100 years ago and today.
Abortions are one of the most distressing aspects of degradation of the family.
According to various sources, 50–60 million abortions are performed world wide each year. This means that 137–164 thousand unborn children are killed every day in the world. More than 6,000 abortions are carried out every hour. While you are reading this text, 3,000 innocent babies are being lost.
In Russia, 2–2.5 million abortions are performed annually. I am ashamed to say that our country was the first to legalize abortions—in 1920, i.e. about 40–50 years earlier than in Western countries and 36–37 years earlier that in socialist countries of Easter Europe (Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Romania—in 1956, Czechoslovakia and Yugoslavia—in 1957).
Currently, abortions are not only the violent way of denial of the future but also a brutal kind of discrimination. Sex-selective abortions in China, India, the Caucasus and Central Asia—when couples prefer to give birth only to children of a particular sex (usually male)—have become horrifically widespread.
In China, this has led to a serious sex ratio imbalance: young men outnumber young women by more than 30 million.
Under pressure of international anti-family organizations, including various UN agencies, many countries have been making a choice against life.
In 2007, they were joined by Portugal, which passed a law allowing abortion on demand. In the same year, the State Congress of Mexico City legalized abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy. In 2009, Spain passed another permissive law, which allowed unrestricted abortion at up to 14 weeks.
On Figure 5 you can see a so-called "abortion map" showing the legal regulation of abortion in all countries of the world.
|Legal on request
|Illegal with exception for maternal life, health, and/or mental health
|Legal for rape, maternal life, health, mental health, socioeconomic factors, and/or fetal defects.
|Illegal with no exceptions
|Illegal with exception for rape, maternal life, health, fetal defects, and/or mental health
|Illegal with exception for rape, maternal life, health, and/or mental health
|No information.
Figure 5. Legal regulation of abortion in the world
(September, 2010)
The growing average age of marriage is another indicator of the family\'s ill-being. This trend has spread to many countries; and it means that not only more time is required to obtain education and to realize career aspirations but that the life priorities have significantly changed. The family is now less regarded as a form of self-actualization.
The increase of age of marriage also causes:
Additionally, the medical community thinks that giving birth to the first child after age of 28 (and even after 25) is a definite risk factor. This critical age, as it is shown on Figure 6, has long been exceeded in many countries.
Figure 6. The average age at first marriage for women in some countries
in the late 19th and early 21st century.
The today\'s unprecedentedly high rate of extramarital births is another vivid illustration of the family and demographic crisis.
On the one hand, out-of-wedlock births are caused by widespread cohabitation; on the other hand, by growing orientation towards promiscuous sexual relation. Both the reasons, in turn, are caused by diminishing of the prestige of lawful wedlock in the eyes of the modern young people.
Figure 7. Illegitimate births in industrially developed countries,
1950—2008, %
Marital fidelity and monogamy are being replaced by a social chaos in the form of so-called serial monogamy and promiscuity (a primitive form of sexual relations).
In the U.S., more than 5 percent of men have several children simultaneously in different families; and the men themselves are often not aware of it. In Britain, every 10th child is brought up by a man who mistakenly believes he is the father of the child. In Sweden and Estonia, almost 60 percent of all the children are born out of wedlock.
In these countries, where the majority of population chooses anti-family behaviour, the family is actually becoming history.
An important indicator of the family stability is the divorce rate.
For many decades, there have been two world\'s leaders in divorces—Russia and the the U.S.
The Divorce Top10 (divorces per 1000 population in the year 2000) is as follows:
At the same time, we can see a significant gap between the Top10 and another group of countries, which have a much lower divorce rate. For example, in the same year (2000), there were only 0.9 divorces per 1000 population in Greece, 0.8 in Uzbekistan, 0.7 in Azerbaijan and Macedonia, 0.4 in Armenia, Georgia, and Tajikistan. [2].
Nevertheless, in spite of the differences in the statistics, a global trend of divorce rate increase is perfectly evident.
Figure 8. Divorce rate evolution in 19 industrially developed countries
for the period 1950–2008.
Abortions, divorces and out-of-wedlock births are not something that comes naturally. They are the results of the general moral decline and anti-family propaganda.
We are witnessing an intensive cultivation of vice in the world. Even marital intimacy has lost its basic meaning. The motivation of sexual relations is changing dramatically. Respondents of a survey carried out in the U.S. in August, 2007 mentioned 237 reasons for having sex. The wish to propagate the species didn't rank among even the Top50.
The increasing rate of prostitution is another terrible evidence of the social catastrophe. In India, there are 10 million women engaged in prostitution, in Thailand—2 million, in the U.S.—1 million, in Germany—200,000. 500,000 of women from Eastern Europe and 200,000 from the former Soviet Union are engaged in prostitution in Western Europe. And those are just the official figures.
Increasingly, children are forced into prostitution as well: 400,000 children in India, 320,000 in the U.S., 100,000 in the Philippines, 300,000 in Thailand, 500,000 in China.
In 2007, the annual turnover of the world's pornography industry exceeded $60 billion, of which 12 billion were attributed to the United States. The porn video industry is a market worth €30 billion (thanks largely to the Internet)—twice the worth of the market of all the other video.
In the U.S., 10 percent of all the products being sold through the Internet have sexual connotations. Half of all the videos downloaded from commercial websites are child or pseudo-child pornography. There are about 10,000 sites for pedophiles in the WWW. 40 million adult men and children regularly visit porn websites. 12-17-years-old teenagers are the core audience of the online pornography. [3]
Another ethical and, at the same time, demographic problem is propaganda of homosexuality and attempts to legalize same-sex marriage.
Today it is officially allowed on four continents in such countries as Holland, Belgium, Canada, Spain, South Africa, Norway, Sweden, Iceland, Mexico, in some U.S. states. Besides, there are 20 countries with other legal forms of same sex unions. Some experts predict legalization of gay marriages also in China. According to Forbes, it is expected as early as 2019.
Now I have only to state that the modern family has a severe disease that entails tragic consequences for almost all spheres of human activity.
In this case, the successful returning of the family to the demographically healthy state will depend not so much on improving economic conditions, but mainly on its early spiritual and moral recovery.
Unfortunately, there is no universal recipe for treating the family's disease. However, it is evident that the rehabilitation means system-wide work on the following areas:


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Hi guys! It's mid-April, and May is just around the corner. With mother's day coming near, I'm opening up my free afternoons left of this month to paint commissions for Mother's Day!
I can do 4×6 in. personalized cards that you can print for your mom (or yourself–let me draw whatever!). I'll be sending the digital copies of the design to you within a week from order. And what's more is they're just Php 50 each (or US$ 1.20)!
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P.S. I'm hustling for a project I'm doing which will be needing a little capital. Can't wait to share all about it here when it happens. For the mean time, help me make it happen! Haha.
P.P.S. These are not only restricted to watercolor works, it could be mixed media where I could make collages with photos you send me just like in my photobooks. Then add drawings or doodles with it.
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A mixed-bag forecast on Monday morphs into a windy, rainy and -- brace yourself -- snowy Tuesday.
Expect a mostly cloudy, damp start to the week with spotty light showers and drizzle Monday morning and afternoon. Winds likely will gradually increase to 15-25 mph overnight, and rain develops in the city and suburbs.
By Tuesday, you'll need to hold onto your hat with an umbrella in tow.
Powerful north and northeast winds take over, potentially reaching 45 mph at times, says NBCChicago meteorologist Andy Avalos. Rain may be heavy at points in Chicago, the south suburbs and northwest Indiana before mixing with and changing over to snow. Little to no accumulation is expected except in northwest Indiana.
The north and west suburbs should see little to no rain, but they can't escape colder air working in later in the day. Highs will reach 38 to 42.
Wednesday looks mostly sunny but chilly with highs hanging in the upper 30s. More of the same Thursday before light snow or flurries return to the radar Friday morning. Highs stay in the mid-30s.


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I really believe the delivery crew has the 6th sense……… (in the event world on the west coast that is the" rain and wind" sense). Jimmy, Guy and the rest of the delivery crew are always prepared to help with making sure the tents, heaters, equipment and a cheesy joke are ready in case of any last minute bad weather emergencies. You guys ROCK!
I not only enjoy speaking with each and every staff member, but look forward to it. They have been a never ending source of event information and an amazing sounding board for all my WILD ideas..... And they are not afraid to give me a firm "NO" when my ideas get to wild, saving me from myself, Thanks! I never have any qualms sending any of my treasured clients to them, because I know they will always be treated with the best of intentions.
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Paintless dent repair in Springvale VIC is a process in which dents, primarily caused by hail damage, are removed from a vehicle without using conventional repair methods that require panel beating and re-spraying of the vehicle which add to the cost. Dents are removed from the vehicle by slowly pulling them out using specialised tools or pulled out using a glue system. The removal process does not affect the paint which means the vehicle will not need to be re-sprayed and factory paint protection is maintained.
As well as preserving the vehicles long term value, the paintless dent removal process is dramatically faster than conventional methods, resulting in a car owners time off the road being significantly reduced. Amongst the many benefits of paintless dent repair, the most remarkable is in favour of the customer, which is the price. Average cost of repair in comparison to conventional methods is half and the quality of repairs are as good, if not better in most cases.
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So how exactly are the dents removed? Before repair begins, the vehicle is thoroughly washed to ensure the technician can see the dent completely without any misrepresentation caused by dirt or debris. Paintless dent removal specialists in springvale vic use long steel rods to gently massage the dents out. These rods come in a multitude of shapes and sizes catering to different applications and areas of the vehicle. All dents are massaged out from underneath the panel being worked on e.g. For a vehicle with a dent on the hood, the hood lining would be removed and then with the right tool, the dent would be slowly pushed out from underneath.
A chain or strap is hooked to the panel where ever possible and the rod sits on top of it. The technician will then pivot back and forth with the rod on the chain forcing pressure on the dent, moulding it back into shape. The technician has great control over the pressure and the angle of the tool which enables him/her to be extremely precise. As pressure is applied from underneath the panel, the technician will see where the force is coming from by viewing how the dent reacts above the panel.
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Saravanan, S and Jagadeesh, G and Reddy, KPJ (2009) Investigation of Missile-Shaped Body with Forward-Facing Cavity at Mach 8. In: Journal of Spacecrft and Rocket, 46 (3). pp. 577-591.Full text not available from this repository. (Request a copy)
A blunt-nosed hypersonic missile mounted with a forward-facing cavity is a good alternative to reduce the stagnation heating rates. The effects of a forward-racing cavity on heat transfer and aerodynamic coefficients are addressed in this paper. Tests were carried out in hypersonic shock tunnel HST2, at a hypersonic Mach number of 8 using a 41 deg apex-angle blunt cone. The aerodynamic forces on the test model with and without a forward-facing cavity at various angles of attack are measured by using an internally mountable accelerometer force balance system. Heat flux measurements have been carried out on the test model with and without a forward-facing cavity of the entire surface at zero degree angle of attack with platinum sensors. A numerical simulation was also carried out using the computational fluid dynamics code (CFX-Ansys 5.7). An important result of this study is that the smaller cavity diameter has the highest lift-to-drag ratio, whereas the medium cavity has the highest heat flux reduction. Theshock structure around the test model has also been visualized using the Schlieren flow visualization technique. The visualized shock structure and the measured aerodynamic forces on the missile-shaped body with cavity configurations agree well with the axisymmetric numerical simulations.
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Services Account Executive in Lagos, Nigeria
Job Description
- The Services Account Executive (AE) is a trusted advisor to Microsoft's Enterprise customers.
Key Responsibilities
- Understand and anticipate your customer's business needs, and offer the right Microsoft solutions to meet those needs.
- Demonstrate the business value of Microsoft solutions within your customer(s), focusing on how we can help them achieve their desired business outcomes, enabled by digital transformation
- Ensure that your customers are using and/or consuming the Microsoft services and products they have purchased.
- Orchestrate the Microsoft virtual team, including partners where appropriate, that supports you in selling and supporting your customer(s).
- Meet your revenue and priority targets, maintaining a healthy pipeline to ensure appropriate velocity and coverage to meet quota, and providing accurate forecasts.
Experience & Results
- Degree in BA or B.Sc.
- 5+ years of experience in solution sales.
Knowledge & Capabilities:
- Executes recognized sales strategies and processes including: account planning; pipeline & opportunity management & forecasting; & deal strategy, close planning & stakeholder management
- Understands market-specifics for at least 1 sector/industry
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- Delivers value in Customer relationships, based on customer business outcomes and priorities
- Demonstrates listening and consultative role-modelling using story-telling
- Develops strong relationships with Business Decision Makers and Technical Decision Makers throughout the customer's organization
- Communicates clearly and persuasively.
- Ensures proactive customer planning, championing the importance of joint planning both internally (across the internal virtual sales teams) and with the customer
- Leverages business model, industry and vertical expertise to create plans and solutions
- Proactively seeks and leverages diverse organizational perspectives to bring together creative, relevant customer solutions that drive business impact.
- Creates, and sustains partnerships and virtual teams with other Microsoft and Partner stakeholder groups to provide value for customers.
- Builds and sustains long-term and profitable customer relationships, successfully balancing customer satisfaction and revenue growth.


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The Dow Jones Industrial Average, the most widely known barometer of the U.S. stock market, is making the first change in its lineup of 30 stocks in nearly four years, dropping Honeywell(HON) and Altria (MO) and adding Chevron (CVX) and Bank of America (BAC).
"Chevron was taken out because in 1999 oil was, what, 10, 12 dollars a barrel? It just wasn't the global presence that it is today," John Prestbo, Dow Jones indexes editor and executive director, said on CNBC. "That's why it's coming back in, it's the second-ranking company behind ExxonMobil."
Conversely, as Altria has divested itself of subsidiaries Kraft Foods and the looming move to cut Phillip Morris from its stable, the company has become less representative of the market, a goal the Dow index strives to meet.


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Contract and Rental Info
Questions About The Corry House and Its Facilities
Where is The Corry House located? Are there hotels nearby?
The Corry House is located in Union Point; a city in Greene, County Georgia. The Corry House is approximately 12 miles from Lake Oconee, a popular location for water sports, golf, and luxurious lodging for your guests.
What is the maximum number of guests The Corry House can accommodate?
Inside, The Corry House can accommodate approximately 25-30 people seated and 50-60 people mingling. The barn will hold approximately 200 people for your ceremony or reception. The Corry House grounds can accommodate unlimited individuals to share in your special event!
How often do you clean your facility?
The Corry House is thoroughly cleaned after every wedding and/or event. The Corry House will also be checked for cleanliness before your event. If you are using both the outside and the inside of The Corry House, we will cut the lawn the day before the event and the barn, porches, and carriage house will be blown the morning of your event.
Are adequate restroom facilities available?
There are three private restrooms available throughout the house, two restrooms in the barn, and an additional two restrooms are located in the carriage house. There are also two restrooms above the carriage house.
Does The Corry House provide tables, chairs, and linens?
The Corry House will provide the following tables and chairs: (13) 60" round tables, (14) 6' rectangular tables, (10) 8' rectangular tables, and 150 chairs. The renter is responsible for the setup and takedown of any additional rented tables and chairs. We do not provide linens. We can provide you a list of recommended vendors who will be able to provide linens, tables and chairs, and any additional items you may need for your event.
Are there dressing/changing rooms available for the bride, groom, and their attendants?
Yes, we have rooms both upstairs and downstairs in The Corry House available for the bride, groom, and their attendants.
What types of kitchen appliances are available?
The Corry House has a standard refrigerator and freezer, stove, oven, microwave, and dishwasher. The barn also has an industrial sink, standard refrigerator and freezer, stove, oven, and microwave.
Does The Corry House have slideshow equipment available for our reception?
Yes, there is a projector and screen available for you to show a slideshow of the bride and groom! You will need to provide your own computer.
Is there a piano available for the ceremony?
There is an electric Yamaha keyboard available for you to use. All other specialty music for your ceremony and reception must be booked separately.
Does The Corry House have a dance floor?
There are hardwood floors inside the house, concrete floors in the barn, and a concrete and brick patio outside the carriage house. All which would serve well for a dance floor.
Is there a designated parking area? Is there adequate parking?
Yes, there is plenty of parking at The Corry House! Our parking area can accommodate all of your guests.
Is there a charge for parking?
No, there is not a charge for parking. However, if you would like valet parking you will be responsible for paying the valets. We can refer you to individuals who will be able to offer valet parking for your guests.
Does The Corry House have outside lights?
Yes! The porch has lights and outside floodlights are located all along the exterior of the house. There are also lights in the trees and framing the patio area beside the house. Additionally, you may add decorative lights for your event.
Is The Corry House pet friendly?
Yes! Everyone at The Corry House loves pets! You are more than welcome to have your furry friend come and share in your special day. If you are bringing a dog, you will also have access to the outdoor dog pen. Dogs are not allowed inside of the house.
Questions About My Event
What all is included in my rental?
Rental of The Corry House includes exclusive use of the main house and its furniture, porch, carriage house, front and back lawns, barn, gazebo, and unlimited parking. We have tables and chairs for 150 which are also included in the rental. The weekend rental of The Corry House also includes the use of our seven bedrooms (sleeps approximately 14 people) for your family and/or bridal party.
How many weddings will be booked on my day?
Yours will be the only one; we dedicate the entire day to you and your wedding!
Do you have a facility director/event coordinator? Will they be there the day of my wedding?
At least two members of The Corry House staff will be there during your event to oversee the house and wedding. Pending availability, we can provide you with someone to assist you with your rehearsal and day of coordination for $250.00. More extensive coordination services are available as well. Please contact Erin at email@example.com for a list of available services.
Can The Corry House be used for both the ceremony and the reception?
You may use the house, barn, and the property for both your wedding and reception. In case of rain, The Corry House property has a beautiful barn or the perfect location for a tent.
How early can I get to The Corry House to setup?
You will have access to The Corry House beginning at 8:00am the day of your event. If you would like access to The Corry House the day before your event, you will have to reserve The Corry House for the weekend.
What time do my guests and the wedding party have to leave The Corry House?
For single day rentals you may not stay past 12:000am. A $150.00 an hour fee will be imposed if you exceed the checkout time without prior approval.
For weekend rentals, you have The Corry House until 10am Sunday morning. However, we must be able to close the barn at midnight. You are welcome to continue your party outside, at the fire pit, or the carriage house.
How much time is allotted for the rehearsal?
The Corry House allots 2 hours for your rehearsal the week of your event. If you are renting for a single day, you are not guaranteed a rehearsal slot the day before your event.
Does the rental fee include rehearsal dinner?
No. The rehearsal is included, but if you would like to have the rehearsal dinner at The Corry House you will need to reserve The Corry House for the weekend.
Who will clean up?
There is a $200 cleaning fee for daily rentals and a $300 cleaning fee for weekend rentals.
Questions Regarding Payment
Is a deposit required? If so, how much?
Yes, a $500.00 deposit is due with your contract. It is refundable if the terms and conditions of your contract have been met.
When is the deposit due to reserve The Corry House?
We will reserve your date for your event once we have received the deposit and contract. The Corry House accepts cash and checks.
When is final payment due?
Your rental fee is due in its entirety three weeks prior to your event. Your deposit will be forfeited and your event canceled if payment is not made three weeks before.
Questions Regarding Vendors
Does The Corry House have on-site catering? Am I required to use certain vendors?
No! One of the best features of The Corry House is that you are free to use your favorite caterer and the vendors of your choice. If you need assistance, we can provide you with a list of qualified and recommended vendors for all your wedding day needs.
Does The Corry House allow us to bring in our own alcohol?
Yes, The Corry House does not sell or serve alcoholic beverages so you may bring in your own. Please see our contract for rules and regulations regarding alcohol. We will also need to have a signed indemnification form on file if you plan on serving alcohol at your event.
Where can photographs be taken?
You will have full access to The Corry House and its property for your photographs. We know your pictures will be beautiful! There are no photography restrictions.
Questions Regarding Décor
Does The Corry House decorate for the holidays?
The Corry House decorates for fall and Christmas and makes every attempt to decorate for other holidays. You are more than welcome to use the holiday decorations at your event.
Does The Corry House allow candles?
Yes, candles are allowed provided that appropriate wax catchers are placed beneath the candles.
Are there restrictions regarding decorations and how they are used?
The Corry House does not allow decorations to be stapled, taped, or tacked to the walls, ceiling or furniture. Other than that, decorate as you wish!
Who is responsible for setting up and taking down the décor?
The renters are responsible for setting up, taking down, and removing any personal decorations.


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The Office of Religious Life celebrates the diversity of religious experience and faith traditions represented in the LIU Post community. At the Interfaith Center individuals are encouraged to develop a deeper understanding of one's own traditions and to learn about, respect and appreciate the religious traditions of others. The Office of Religious Life supports the focus of community service and volunteerism throughout LIU Post campus, encouraging the active citizenship of civic-minded individuals. Students can learn about service opportunities and experiences available through the Interfaith Center.
The Interfaith Center is located on Gold Coast Road, marked by its high dome and pillared front entrance. Visitors are always welcome for silent meditation, worship services, lectures and other activities. If your faith tradition is not represented we will assist you in finding your tradition locally.
The Newman Catholic Campus Parish at LIU Post is sponsored by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Rockville Centre. The parish is an active group sponsoring Sunday Mass, Confirmation classes, retreats, and mission trips. It's not all work though; Newman sponsors yearly ski trips, trips to other cities, evenings at Broadway, dinners, barbecues and other events.
Catholic Mass 7:30 p.m. Sundays
Newman Meetings 7 p.m. Wednesdays
The Muslim Student Association provides the opportunity for students to come together to pray, socialize, learn about their faith, and bring awareness of Islam to the LIU Post community. Programs have included lectures on Islam and the celebration and observance of Islamic holidays. Prayer mats and open space are available and students are always welcome to come to the chapel to pray.
Hillel is a great place to connect with your Jewish culture and find friends who enjoy a diverse array of programs. We have Holiday celebrations, trips, pizza parties and much, much more. Whether it's setting up a tent outside the chapel for the Feast of Sukkot, visiting the Holocaust Museum in the city, or enjoying a chocolate Seder, Hillel is the place for you.
Meets Wednesdays at 4:30 p.m.
The Protestant/Christian Campus Ministry is committed to providing a social alternative for LIU Post students through Bible study, fellowship, sharing meals, service/mission work, and social events. Students can find a haven from everyday stress and an opportunity to share feelings and faith in a nonjudgmental environment. We are a family, a Christian fellowship, a network, and a home away from home!
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Some people are usually cheerful. Others are more likely to have sad, depressing thoughts. Such traits help make up our personalities.
But could such traits actually be related to measurable differences in brain structure?
In a new study in Psychological Science, neuroscientists report that extraverts tend to have a larger-than-average orbitofrontal cortex, a region that sits behind the eyes and is especially active when the brain registers rewards.
"They tend to be more cheerful and assertive and have a tendency to want awards," said Colin G. DeYoung, the study's lead author and a psychologist at the University of Minnesota. "It makes sense that they would have more of the machinery to keep track of winning." The findings said nothing about how volume is linked to behavior, or which preceded which.
The scientists relied on M.R.I. scans of more than 100 adults, after establishing each subject's personality type using a model known as the Big Five.
Any person, the model purports, can be described by their level of five traits: extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, neuroticism, and openness/intellect.
Those that exhibit high conscientiousness are hard working and self-disciplined. They tend to have a larger-than-average lateral prefrontal cortex, enabling them to plan ahead, parse through complex thoughts and make decisions, the scientists found.Continue reading the main story
Neurotics, or those who often have negative, depressing thoughts, tend to have a smaller medial prefrontal cortex, a part of the brain known to regulate emotion.
Similarly, being agreeable corresponds to larger size in certain regions.
People who exhibited openness, a personality type that is creative and enjoys new ways of thinking, did not display noticeably different sizes in any regions.
It is important to remember that all such links between brain biology and personality are highly suggestive, and poorly understood. And although personalities are generally stable, they can be affected by experience over a lifetime, Dr. DeYoung said.
In other words, for those with a small medial prefrontal cortex, there is hope that it may grow.Continue reading the main story


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by Ryan Isley
Sometimes in sports, timing can be everything. And timing just may not get any worse than this week for Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
This was the season in which people thought Earnhardt, Jr. might just be able to finally win the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and lift the trophy that his father raised a record seven times. Along with ending a 143-race winless drought at Michigan earlier this season, the 37-year-old from Kannapolis, North Carolina has had one of- if not his most – consistent season in his 13th full season in NASCAR's top circuit. His 10 top-5 finishes so far are tied for the fourth most and his 18 top-10 finishes are the third most in a season in his career. His average finish of 9.9 is the best in his career by 2.3 places (previous best was 12.1 in 2004).
Unfortunately for Earnhardt, Jr., there have been some changes made to the racing team he co-owns with his sister Kelley Earnhardt Miller – JR Motorsports. Just last week, Tony Eury, Sr. was released from his position at JR Motorsports. This week, it was Tony Eury, Jr. who was out of a job.
Eury, Jr. was the co-owner and crew chief of the No.7 GoDaddy.com car for JR Motorsports. If that car and sponsor seem familiar, it is because the driver of the car is Danica Patrick. Eury, Jr. is probably better known to fans as the former crew chief for Earnhardt, Jr. until the middle of the 2009 season. If it wasn't enough that the team is going through such major changes at this point of the season, the Eurys are cousins of the Earnhardts.
Teams go through changes all the time, as NASCAR is a sport in which if you don't win, you will be looking for a new job. JR Motorsports has two teams that run in the NASCAR Nationwide Series with Danica driving the No.7 and Cole Whitt driving the No.88. One of the reasons for the changes in the No.7 camp was that JR Motorsports has just three top-5 finishes (all from Whitt) and zero wins this season. Neither driver is a threat to win the Nationwide championship and while Whitt has had 10 top-10 finishes, Danica has managed just two top-10 finishes this season.
This would have been a bad situation no matter what for Earnhardt, Jr. with having nine races left in his season to worry about, but it is even more magnified with him in the middle of a potential championship run. Earnhardt, Jr. is coming off a long race in Chicago in which he was forced to start from the back after changing engines and fought his way up to finish eighth and keep himself seventh in points, 17 points behind leader Brad Keselowski with nine races remaining.
One has to wonder if the grind of the first race in the Chase along with the distraction going on with JR Motorsports will be too much for Earnhardt, Jr. to finish off the season as the series champion.
Winning the NASCAR Sprint Cup championship is difficult enough without the added degree of difficulty brought on by outside distractions. If Earnhardt, Jr. does indeed pull this off with all of this going on around him, nobody will be able to say he didn't earn it.
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We are still a few weeks away from a new year but already my race calendar has some GREAT events on it! I try to not let running take my life over completely but I do like having races to keep me on track and working towards something.
2014 was filled with lots of different distances, a race I organized and a few memorable moments. This year my goal is to keep things close to home- (in terms of traveling for races)
Along with my list below I also will run local 5ks but they are typically more of a last minute decision to go and run and usually are not planned to far in advance- even though I have a few races that I do love every year!
So without further ado here it is!
Jonesin' for a Run 2015 Race Schedule
Shamrock Shuffle 15k– This race takes place on March 15th at 9:00 a.m. at the Breakwater Junction trail in Rehoboth Beach and organized through Seashore Striders. It runs from the trail head behind the outlets to Lewes and back. It is a beautiful trail run with some scenic water views. I like this race simply because of the distance- It fits perfectly into my training for the spring half marathons I have planned. A 5k is also offered! You can check out last years recap here!
Tim Kennard 10 Mile River Run– This race will take place in Salisbury, Maryland on March 1st. This will be my first year every participating in this event and I am looking forward to it! Along with the 10-miler the event also offers a 10-mile 2 person relay, as well as a 5k distance.
Cherry Blossom Ten Miler– I was very excited to receive word I was once again picked in the Cherry Blossom Lottery to participate in the race this year. This years date is April 12th! Last year my sister and I ran the race and had a great time and this year we have expanded our running pack and MORE friends will be joining us. This race runs through D.C. and highlights the monuments and all the charm and beauty the city has to offer. Fingers crossed the Cherry Blossoms are in full bloom this year!!! Even though this race is a lottery they do have fundraising spots available if you really wanted to participate! You can read last years race recap here!
Seashore Classic Half Marathon– This is another Seashore Striders event which will take place on April 19th. Last year this was my "Practice Half" and it ended up being my HM PR! This race starts at Irish Eyes in Lewes, Delaware and runs through the Cape Henlopen State Park. While this is a smaller race it is mapped out perfectly to always see other runners and fully see the state park. This race will be an exciting one not only for me but for my husband and his friend as well- it will be both of their 1st half marathons! This event offers a 5k and a 2-person relay for the half. Every year this event gets a little bigger and hopefully will serve to be as perfect as it was last year! You can read all about my race here!
Island to Island Half Marathon– This half marathon has been taking place in my "back yard" of Ocean City, Maryland for the past 10 years and I have never done it. This year it is time to change that! This is a point-to-point half that starts on Assateague Island and ends on the Ocean City Boardwalk! Talk about a "beachy" race! This race takes places on May 2nd. The race will coincide with the towns famous Spring Fest which is Ocean City's Official kick off to summer!
Bottle & Cork 10 Miler– The last race in the Ten Sister of Dewey Road Race series is one of my all time favorite races! This 10 miler runs through Dewey and Rehoboth highlighting the fabulous neighborhoods, Silver Lake and the Rehoboth Beach boardwalk. The date of this race is September 12th. This will also be a special race as it will be one of my best friends longest ever races! I love sharing these special milestones with my friends! While I do not have a recap of this race just know it is fun, beautiful and has a great after party!
The best part about all these races is that they all (minus Cherry Blossom) take place within 30 minutes from my house. While I do enjoy a nice racecation every now and again there is something to be said for having quality races of all different distances close to where you live.
I also want to share with you one new event coming to Southern Delaware:
Coastal Delaware Running Festival-
Date:May 2nd and 3rd
Location:Dewey Beach, Delaware
Distances: Full, Half, 9k
A brand new race to the area that will be sure to please. Another beautiful run through our little beach towns. Be sure to like them on Facebook to updates and deals along the way.
I have not entertained the idea of a fall/winter race yet but will start to consider one as 2015 gets rolling. To keep things "local" I may try the Rehoboth Beach Half Marathon or who knows maybe I will take the season off!
Do you have any big races planned yet? Any big racing goals for the year? I would love to hear about them!!


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text: When it comes to modern design, I am a heavy proponent of organic shapes, sleek lines, and progressive materials. The Kloe Seat, designed by Marco Acerbis, incorporates precisely those elements. The chair is produced in either polyethylene or nylon, and can be placed both indoors or outdoors. The chair is manufactured through a plastic production process called rotational molding. The form is peculiar in that, near the seating level on the side of the chair, it looks as if the surface implodes on itself. This not only produces a sophisticated aesthetic appeal, but also encourages a contrasting shadow in which the entirety of the structure cannot be seen when looking straight at it.