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Refer to https://en.support.wordpress.com/sitemaps/ and the Google Search Console to answer the following:
1. What is a site map?
2. Why would a website need a site map?
3. Describe the 4 step process of building and submitting a site map.
Refer to https://en.support.wordpress.com/sitemaps/ and the Google Search Console to answer the following:
1. What is a site map?
2. Why would a website need a site map?
3. Describe the 4 step process of building and submitting a site map.
Back Up Copy of Website
Animation, Audio, Video
1. What tools can you use to create animated content on a website?
2. What tools can you use to create video content on a website?
3. What tools can you use to create audio on a website?
4. Research and describe the features of
• Adobe Flash
• Microsoft Silverlight
• Youtube
• Vimeo
• Soundcloud
• Tindeck
5. Identify and describe 3 types of video players users may need to view videos on a website.
1. What is a Hyperlink?
2. Name four types of hyperlinks you might find on a website.
3. Provide 3 examples of each type of hyperlink.
4. Research and then make a list of tips for adding links and hyperlinks to a website.
5. Insert one of each type of hyperlink (total of 4 different types) into one or more of your blog posts.
• Internal
• External
• Exposed
• Intext
1. Research online for tips for writing content.
2. Make a list of 25 top tips for writing content. Here are some to get you started:
• Use headings and subheadings
• Short concise sentences
• Use active voice
• Keep pages short
• Use graphics and visuals where possible
• Content should target your audience
• Content is yours or it is referenced
• Stock pile content for future publication
• Schedule automatic publishing or removal of content
3. In pairs, brainstorm some topics for posting articles on your blog. Read more here.
4. Brainstorm and make a note of key words for future articles.
5. Reference all images and written information you use at the end of the blog post/article.
Website Design Features
1. Research the term: website design features online. Then identify, list and describe as many design features as you can find that make up an appealing, user friendly website.
2. Create a checklist of recommended website design features for use in a small business. Include the following:
• Contact information
• Opening hours
• Google map
• Search function
• Social media buttons and connections
• Return to home with one click
• Text is readable
• Contains useful hyperlinks
• Keywords used in text
• Content (such as a blog post) in appropriate category
• Strong contrast between text and background
• Useful subheadings
• Bulleted lists
• Short paragraphs
• Low word count per page
• Terms of use
• Policy outlining privacy and information collected
3. What else do you need to you add to this list? You can read about good homepage designs here.
Google AdWords Keyword Planner
Visit: https://support.google.com/adwords/answer/2999770
1. What is Google Adwords Keyword Planner?
2. Identify and describe the main features of Google Adwords Keyword Planner.
3. What are the benefits for a business using Google Adwords Keyword Planner?
4. How does Google Adwords Keyword Planner work?
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On Being
Mahzarin Banaji — The Mind Is a Difference-Seeking Machine
An architect of the science of implicit bias. How our conscious minds are ahead of our less conscious minds. Letting go of "I'm a bad human being" — moving out of the realm of guilt, into the realm of good. How fast can we lose fear?
The science of implicit bias is one of the most promising fields for animating the human change that makes social change possible. The social psychologist Mahzarin Banaji is one of its primary architects. She understands the mind as a "difference-seeking machine" that helps us order and navigate the overwhelming complexity of reality. But this gift also creates blind spots and biases as we fill in what we don't know with the limits of what we do know. This is science that takes our grappling with difference out of the realm of guilt and into the realm of transformative good.
Mahzarin Banaji is Richard Clarke Cabot Professor of Social Ethics in the department of psychology at Harvard University and a 2018 inductee into the National Academy of Sciences. She is the co-author of "Blindspot: Hidden Biases of Good People" and co-founder of Project Implicit, an organization aimed at educating the public on implicit bias.

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Kite Aerial Photography: Rig and Camera
The rig, which I attach to the kite line using a picavet suspension, enables me to aim the camera. Using a wireless controller, I can pan, tilt and rotate (switch between portrait and landscape modes) the camera. Of course, I can also control the shutter release. The rig is made of woven carbon plates fastened together by aluminum corner braces, with steel rods and aluminum gears for the rotation axes. Carbon plates are ideal because they are light-weight and stiff, and they are relatively easy to cut and sand.
DSLR Rig
I built this rig in August 2005 to house my first DSLR camera, a 6-megapixel Nikon D70s with a 20mm (30mm equivalent) Nikon prime lens. A year later, I upgraded to the 10-megapixel Nikon D80. Luckily the D80 is almost identical to the D70s so I didn't need to modify the rig to accommodate the new camera body.
Nikon D60
In March 2008, I decided to "downgrade" to the 10-megapixel D60 with an 18-55mm kit lens, which is the camera I currently use. Again, I didn't need to modify the rig, but I did have to drill a new hole in the camera plate to shift the center of gravity slightly. The D60 is preferable because it's lighter, and I didn't use the extra features of the D80 for KAP anyways.
The 18-55mm lens (27mm equivalent at its widest setting) is slightly wider than my 20mm, it's a tad lighter, and it has Vibration Reduction built-in, which is useful for KAP. Plus, it has a focus motor in the lens, which is important because the D60's autofocus is not compatible with legacy lenses like my 20mm. (As a side-note, it's annoying that Nikon does not include focus motors in their low-end DSLRs).
In addition to my 18-55mm lens, I also have a Nikon 10.5mm (16mm equivalent) full frame fisheye lens that I occasionally use for creative effects. The weight and dimensions of the two lenses is similar enough to use them interchangeably without affecting the balance of the rig.
The total flying weight is 1.3 kg (2.8 pounds):
|Rig (including 7.4 volt, LiPo battery pack)
|400 g (14.1 oz)
|Picavet suspension (including connectors to attach it to the kite line)
|100 g (3.5 oz)
|Camera w/ 18-55mm lens (including battery and memory card)
|790 g (27.9 oz)
Compact Rig
I built this rig in 2003 to house my first KAP camera, a 5-megapixel Nikon Coolpix 5000. In July 2005, I upgraded to an 8-megapixel Coolpix 8400, and I currently use a Sigma DP1, which I acquired in April 2008. As with the DSLR rig, I only needed to make slight modifications to the camera plate to accommodate the new cameras.
Sigma DP1
With its excellent 28mm (35mm equivalent) prime lens and large, SLR-sized Foveon sensor, the Sigma DP1 takes better quality images than any other compact digital camera I've owned. The detail is phenomenal, but it only produces 2640x1760 (4.7-megapixel, native resolution) images. However, Sigma markets the DP1 as a 14.1-megapixel camera, which is misleading.
The Foveon sensor is unique because it captures images on a 3-layer sensor, with one layer for each primary color (Red-Green-Blue). All other digital cameras have a single-layer sensor with alternating, RGB color filters at each pixel location. The camera's software uses adjacent pixels to fill in the rest of the color spectrum at each pixel site.
Based on my tests, the resolution of the DP1 images is comparable to my 10-megapixel D60 when I enlarge the DP1 images to the same size in Photoshop. This makes sense—the DP1 image is being interpolated when it's enlarged in Photoshop, and the D60 images are being interpolated in camera to produce the full spectrum of RGB color.
Although the DP1 produces exceptional quality images, the user interface leaves something to be desired. Also the quality of the LCD screen is terrible, battery life is average, and it's slow to snap the shot and write the image to the card in RAW mode—it takes about 4–5-seconds total. Fortunately, the LCD and UI aren't important for KAP, and I can live with the slowness, even if its not ideal.
Since it's not possible to trigger the camera remotely, I had Mark at Harbortronics add a port to the camera that gives me remote access to the shutter switch.
The total flying weight is 800 g (1.75 pounds):
|Rig (including 7.4 volt, LiPo battery pack)
|385 g (13.6 oz)
|Picavet suspension (including connectors to attach it to the kite line)
|100 g (3.5 oz)
|Camera (including battery, memory card, hood, and filter)
|315 g (11.1 oz)
In terms of design, the compact rig is identical to my DSLR rig, except for the dimensions—the DSLR rig is a bit wider and taller to accomodate a larger camera. If I had my choice, I would only fly my DSLR rig because of the superior quality images it produces. However, compact cameras are typically half the weight (or less) of a light-weight DSLR, making them more practical to fly in a wider range of winds.
Panorama Rig
Coolpix 8400 with FC-E9 Fisheye Lens
The panorama rig is much simpler than my other, 3-axis rigs. When shooting bubble panoramas, I want the camera to be aimed straight down—it is not necessary to pan, tilt, or rotate the camera. Although the camera swings around while suspended from the kite, the goal is to capture photos containing all visible ground features with a ring of sky around the edge of the circular, fisheye image. Read more about how they are made.
I use a gentLED Auto to fire the shutter, a handy device that weighs only a few grams, including the battery. The gentLED Auto uses the camera's built-in IR sensor to communicate with the camera, and it can be set to fire the shutter at a pre-determined interval. I usually set it to fire once every 15-seconds, churning out plenty of usable images during a 10–20-minute flight.
The total flying weight is 1.3 kg (2.8 pounds):
|Rig (including gentLED)
|60 g (2.1 oz)
|Picavet suspension (including connectors to attach it to the kite line)
|100 g (3.5 oz)
|Camera w/ fisheye lens (including battery, memory card, lens shaft)
|1125 g (39.7 oz)


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Aromatic cedar has an incredible absorbent power. Owen & Fred cedar shoe trees were designed to fit a size seven to size eleven shoe, and works well with any dress shoe or casual wear shoe to absorb moisture, reduce odors and extend the life of your shoes.
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I want to make my wardrobe more "adult" if that makes sense. I'm 27 and can still fit into juniors clothes because I'm slim & tall. But I'm not really liking the styles anymore. I mean sometimes there are some cute tops, but i think I need more a adult look.
I've recently fallen in love with clothes from White House Black Market – but I usually shop at the outlet because it can be expensive. I've also shopped at Express (especially for work pants). Any other stores?


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Every couple of months a new machine comes out with faster and better results than the previous machine. Companies use big words to try and make their products sound 'Elite' and the best option out there. Truth of the matter is: each treatment has different strengthens and benefits. It is just a matter of finding the best treatment plan to suit you and your needs. This article will help you decide if Micro-current body treatments or Cavi-lipo treatments are best suited for you. [Read more…]
Micro-current or Cavi-lipo? That is the question
Top 5 Microcurrent Facial Machines
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Top 5 reasons you should visit Aglowthis year
Aglowhas been offering to its clients a wide array of completely natural cosmetic and therapeutic procedures to make you look good. With the New Year ushering in, we bring to you not only the best of natural, safe and non-invasive beauty therapies but also extremely attractive and wide range of packages. [Read more…]
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Bio light face lifts improves the skin conditions visibly. Through the light therapy layers of the skin are fed with "nutrition" to the skin which helps in improving and enhancing the blood circulation, drainage of the lymph and removal of the toxins. [Read more…]
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There is a wide range of choice for someone who is looking for means to look younger, beautiful and rejuvenated. The invasive and non-invasive therapies available in the market make it difficult to choose one particular treatment for you. But the current trend is suggestive of the fact that there is an ever rising interest in the non-invasive treatments. [Read more…]
5 Tips to lose weight naturally this holiday season in Minnesota
Holidays are around the corner and so are lazing around, relaxing, busy schedules, extra indulgences, and sinful foods. Endless parties, food hampers at work, and constant barrage of food causing an average Minnesotan to gain almost 1 pound of weight each holiday season! [Read more…]
The Latest in Natural Beauty Therapies
One of the revolutionary alternatives to cosmetic surgery is the vibrational beauty therapy integrating two natural processes for immediate and long term effects this novel system works by combining Microcurrent therapy which tones and sculpts the facial muscles and the beauty light therapy which stimulates a natural regeneration and repair of cells. [Read more…]
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This recipe is from The Gathering event Friday Night Kitchen, cooked by Enzo.
- Recipe for 4
- 2 plaice
- 200g smoked salmon
- 12 asparagus tip
- 1 lemon
- 1 knob of butter
- 1 glass of white wine
- Salt and pepper
- Boil the asparagus for 5 minutes, cool them in ice water and leave them on the side.
- Fillet the plaice and cut in strips.
- Cut the smoked salmon the same size of the fish strips.
- Put the salmon on top of the plaice and roll it, sticking in the middle the cooked asparagus.
- Put the rolls in a tray with a splash of wine and black pepper and place it in the preheated oven at 170dg for 12 minutes.
- Mix the butter with the flour and melt it on the hobb at a very low heat, add the wine, lemon, salt and pepper and cook it for 10 minutes.
- Dish up 3 rolls per plates with half a spoon of sauce for each roll and serve.


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The Maine Academy and Wilmington both won twice. Sam Laroche scored with 5:34 left to give Maine a 2-1 decision over Lynnfield/Saugus – and Caden Smith wore the hat and Nash Davies pitched a shutout in a 6-0 triumph over Winchester; Justin Crowley scored a minute into the third period, Chrisn Robarge's second goal of the game followed with 4:56 remaining and Ryann Barrett then came through 1:38 later as Wilmington rallied for a 4-3 win over Winchester, Luke Mix with two goals in the loss – and Matt Pendenza snapped a 1-1 tie with 8:53 left in the second period of a 3-1 victory over Waltham;
Alec Hess scored what turned out to be the winner early in the second period as Portland edged the Crusaders 3-1; William Ranaldo and Robert Tashjian both scored twice as Lynnfield/Saugus defeated Winchester 4-1; and Kevin Greene pitched a shutout and Alex Miller scored late in the first period of Waltham's 3-0 win over the Crusaders.
Tewksbury won a game and tied Tewksbury and Concord won a game and also tied Tewksbury in the North. Kyle Morris scored two goals and set up another and Justin Petti had two assists in Tewksbury's 4-1 win over Winthrop; Connor Jones scored with 1:33 left to give Tewksbury a 1-1 tie with Natick, Andrew Christlieb with a first-period goal for Natick; Zack Painchaud snapped a 3-3 tie 37 seconds into the third period and Brett Patnode had three assists in Concord's 5-3 victory over Groton, Trent Costa with 1-1-2 in the loss – and Andrew Kittler scored early in the second period, ending the scoring and giving Natick a 1-1 tie with Concord, Hayden Parent with a first-period goal for Concord;
Corey Cherico and Luke McPhail both had a goal and an assist and Jack Silva and Matt Hurley both posted two assists in Winthrop's 6-2 win over Wellesley – Henry Gould with both goals in the loss; Matt McMahon scored with 6:06 left and Costa then delivered 1:27 later to give Groton a 3-3 tie with the Sharks, Russell Thompson with two assists for Groton and San Sheeran 1-1-2 for the Sharks; Birmingham and Richmond scored in the first period as Newburyport edged Wellesley 2-1; and Nate Brennan pitched a shutout and Ryan Oosting scored early in Arlington's 1-0 decision over Groton.
Reading (one loss) won three times, Lexington/Bedford had two wins and a tie, North Andover also won twice and Newton had a win and tied Lexington/Bedford in the South. Nate Sidel scored one goal and dished out three assists, Brennan Fiske clicked for 2-1-3 and Matt Harding and Chris Walsh both had 1-1-2 in Lexington/Bedford's 6-1 victory over SMS; Dave McCarthy pitched a shutout and Bobby Marcus scored early in a 3-0 win over Framingham; Baxter Cardamone scored what turned out to be the winner with 8:12 left as Newton edged Belmont 4-3, Mike Hardy with 1-1-2 in the loss; – and Harry Clark scored with 1:41 left to give Newton a 2-2 tie with Lexington/Bedford; Mateo Cappuccio scored one goal and set up three others and Cam McKenna posted 1-1-2 in Reading's 4-1 victory over Andover; Camden Greenwood and Charlie Miele scored in the first period of a 3-1 win over the Maine Academy – and Brendan Hannabury pitched a shutout and McKenna scored in the second period of a 2-0 decision over NH East; Tom Fredo scored twice, Nick Herald had 1-1-2 and Kyle Hooley snapped a 2-2 tie with 8:07 left in the second period as North Andover downed Reading 4-2 – and James Rogus pitched a shutout and Ned Malolepszy scored early in the second period of a 2-0 win over Marblehead; Luke Murphy giving L/B the lead 12 seconds into the third period;
In another game, Mike Kelly wore the hat and added an assist and Anthony Fresolone scored one goal and dished out two assists in Marblehead's 4-2 win over Maine.
Triboro and NH East (one loss) both won twice and Stoneham had a win and a tie in the North. Joe LaFollette had a goal and an assist and Jack Taylor two assists in Triboro's 4-2 victory over Parkway – and Pete Lemoine (one assist) capped a hat trick with 46 seconds left to give Triboro a 4-3 decision over Waltham, Cam Calocci with two assists in the win and Robert DiMaggio 1-1-2 in the loss; Justin Szymanski pitched a shutout and Cam Allen scored 22 seconds into the third period as NH east nipped Melrose 2-0 – and Carissa Towlson scored two third-period goal, Jack Suhesky assisted on both and also scored a goal in a 3-01 decision over Methuen; Matt Soucy scored all four goals as Stoneham topped Waltham 4-2 – and Alex Crook scored twice in the second period to give Natick a 2-2 tie with Stoneham;
Ryan Purcell scored with 57 seconds left to give Danvers a 4-3 victory over NH East – Will Flynn with two goals and Nick Ippolito two assists in the win and Billy Downes two goals in the loss; Brendan Butler posted 1-1-2 and Ryan Prendergast had two assists in Parkway's 4-1 victory over Needham; Curran Davis had 1-1-2 and Eddie Adams and Ian Beeley scored 1:48 apart in the second period as Methuen downed Melrose 4-1; Will Haskell's second goal of the game, with 1:04 remaining, gave Natick a 6-5 decision over Needham – Teddy Flynn and Aiden Hawley with two assists apiece in the win and Luke Bryson a hat trick, Nate Harrington two goals and Jared McEvoy two assists in the loss; and Finn Brophy pitched a shutout and Nick Fonzi scored early as Agawam edged Burlington 1-0.
Acton-Boxboro and Medford both won twice in the South. Dan Paxton wore a natural hat in a 2:08 span early in the third period and Craig Jackson pitched a shutout in Acton-Boxboro's 6-0 victory over Beverly – and Nick Brown dished out five assists, Jack Bartle wore a natural hat and added an assists, Barrett Genovese posted 1-2-3 and Chris Dove also had two assists in a 7-1 triumph over Winchester; Jared McDonald and Tom Connearney both scored twice in Medford's 6-1 victory over Arlington – and William Franczak wore a hat and Connearney assisted on two of the goals in a 3-0 victory over Winchester;
Jack Gray scored one goal and dished out two assists and Brian Cebula scored twice in Greater Lowell's 6-2 win over Winchester; Tom Bedard pitched a shutout and Cam Panaro scored twice as Haverhill/Pentucket slipped by the Edge 3-0; Ryan Watson wore the hat and added three assists, Matt Sostilio scored four goals and set up another and Roger Decker and Jake Despres both also had three assists in Framingham's big win over South Boston; Jon Linehan was in goal for Beverly and Nolan Lacroix and Chris Slater for the Edge in a 0-0 tie; Carson Priante wore a natural hat and Aram Tashjian added two assists in Newton's 5-2 win over Woburn; and Will Carpenter scored four goals, Joe Guarino posted 2-1-3, Robert Bryan had 1-1-2 and Christian Jepson two assists in Woburn's 7-3 victory over Newton.
Reading won three times, Wellesley and Twin City both won twice and Chelmsford and the Crusaders both posted a win and a tie in the East. Colin Mulvey scored twice, Charlie Presho had two assists and James McTaggert scored what turned out to be the winner with 8:39 left as Reading trimmed Triton 5-2; Spencer Murrin pitched a shutout and Mulvey scored twice in the first period of a 2-0 victory over Cape Ann – and Alex Derboghosian scored with 2:22 and Nick Marshall followed with 1:13 remaining to give Reading a 4-3 decision over Cape Ann, Trystan Bourque with 1-1-2 and Brian Marshall two assists in the win and Matt Connelly 2-1-3 in the loss; Chris Maul scored with 7:17 remaining to give Wellesley a 2-1 decision over Somerville – and Canaday scored twice in the third period for a 3-2 win over Triton, Luke Cole with 1-1-2 and Brad Killian two assists in the loss; Jacob Mauro wore the hat and Anthony Tocci had a goal and an assist in Twin City's 5-1 victory over the Crusaders – and Dante Giannunzio wore the hat and had an assist, Tocci delivered a goal and three assists and No. 27 added two assists in a 7-3 triumph over Concord; Jack Hart scored twice in Chelmsford's 4-1 victory over the Starhawks – and Joe Cornetta (one assist) and Brian Ellis scored 1:20 apart late in the second period to give Nashoba 3-3 tie with Chelmsford, Kevin Sousa 1-1-2 for Chelmsford; Devin Rochelle pitched a shutout and Cole Reeves scored with 44 seconds left in the second period as the Crusaders trimmed Nashoba 1-0 – and Woody Garrigan scored with 4:51 left to give the Crusaders a 2-2 tie with the Sharks, who had taken the lead when Mark Charron scored 32 seconds before Garrigan re-tied it;
Kevin Bruen snapped a 1-1 tie with 2:25 left in the second period as Hyde Park nipped Dorchester 3-1; and Merkel wore the hat and had an assist, snapping a 5-5 tie with 2:02 left as Somerville got by Hyde Park 7-5 – No. 5 with 1-1-2 and Cary two assists in the win and Joe Loewen posting 2-2-4, Aidan Coulter also scoring twice and Bruen also delivering two assists in the loss.
Everett/Revere, Andover and Groton all won twice in the West. Marc Giordano wore a natural hat, scoring once in each period as Everett/Revere downed Waltham 3-0 – and Ronan Valdarese had 2-1-3, scoring what turned out to be the winner with 5:15 left, and Giordano had a goal and an assist in a 4-3 decision over Cambridge; Shea wore a natural hat and added an assist, Lareau dished out three assists and Weiner posted 1-1-2 in Andover's 7-0 victory over NH East – and O'Sullivan had 1-2-3 and Moulton scored twice in a 5-2 victory over Stoneham, Mike Shannon with 1-1-2 in the loss; Horgan handed out three assists, Krawczyk scored twice and Freeman had 1-1-2 in Groton's 5-2 victory over SMS – and Krawczyk wore the hat, Freeman posted 1-2-3 and Keene pitched a shutout in a 5-0 win over Needham;
Ethan Winer wore the hat and snapped a 2-2 tie in the third period as SMS got by Framingham 4-2; Alec Sheehan scored twice, snapping a 1-1 tie with 4:27 left, and Shannon had two assists as Stoneham nipped NH East 3-1; Connor Lynch wore the hat and added an assist as the Crusaders defeated Dedham 6-1; and Zach Korbin pitched a shutout, Jack Lenox had 2-1-3 and Will Carr 1-1-2 in Waltham's 3-0 victory over NH East.
The Outlaws and Peabody both won twice in the North. Carter Hall scored four goals to lead the Outlaws past Twin City 5-2, Maliq Preko-Bourque with both goals in the loss – and Jay Earley pitched a shutout and Tom Snow posted 1-1-2 in a 2-0 win over Billerica; Sam Jenkins, Nick Lennon and Mike Zarro scored in a 2:11 span midway through the third period to give Peabody a 4-3 decision over Lexington/Bedford – and Chris Grout wore the hat in a 6-1 win over Woburn;
Josh Garrity wore the hat and had an assist, Lincoln Blodgett and Keegan Murphy both posted 1-1-2 and William Billiel pitched a shutout in North Central's 8-0 win over Concord-Carlisle; MacDonald wore the hat and had an assist, Kirby posted 1-1-2 and Patrie scored what turned out to be the winner with 18 seconds left in the second period as Lynn trimmed Lexington/Bedford 7-5 – Brendan Vaughn with 1-2-3 and Brian Gillis 1-1-2 in the loss; D'Ambrosio's second goal of the game, with 4:34 left, was the winner, Doherty had 1-1-2 and Solomon two assists as North Andover edged Woburn 4-3 – Evynn McComisky with 1-2-3, Scott Logcher two goals and Ryan Dresner two assists in the loss; Raffi Bauer pitched a shutout and Brett Zaorski scored midway through the first period as Wellesley edged Agawam 1-0; Mike Giles posted 1-1-2 as Lexington/Bedford topped Wellesley 5-1; Ryan Evers scored what turned out to be the winner with 4:42 left in the second period as Agawam trimmed Lexington/Bedford 3-1; Ben Jachinowski and Mihir Sighn shared the shutout and Jake Harvey ended Ryan Gutierrez's shutout bid with 2:04 left to give Concord-Carlisle a 1-0 decision over Billerica; and Andrew Hadden wore the hat, Joe McEvoy had two assists and Billy McCarthy came within 2:32 of a shutout in Triboro's 4-1 win over North Central.
The Demons, Wakefield and Natick all won twice in the South. Alex Amalfi scored twice and Jack Hilgren had two assists as the Demons downed Medfield 6-4, Pertachi with a goal and two assists, Thach two goals and O'Connor 1-1-2 in the loss – and Amalfi posted 1-1-2 and Jamie Kennally pitched a shutout in a 5-0 victory over Natick; Matt Lanzarone and Brendan Vacca (second goal) scored 28 seconds apart late in the second period as Wakefield edged Marblehead 3-2 – and Jake Dubiel came within 40 seconds of a shutout, Augustino Cherico scoring, Vacca had two assists and Joe Alden scored what turned out to be the winner with 9:04 left in a 3-1 decision over Winthrop; Logan Pfaler set up four goals, Declan O'Connor had 2-1-3, scoring what turned out to be the winner with 10:15 left, and John Stafford and Eli Kaplan both posted 1-1-2 as Natick edged Wilmington 5-4, Max Shapiro with 2-1-3 and Anthony Bowker two assists in the loss – and Pfaler scored four goals and dished out two assists and Adham Abji also had two assists in a 7-1 win over the Sharks;
Chris McCann scored twice in North Reading's 4-1 victory over Wilmington; Vachon and Thach both scored twice and Perachi posted 1-1-2 in Medfield's 5-2 win over Sharks – Nick Spanos with 1-1-2 in the loss; Brian Reilly scored with 59 seconds left to give Lynnfield/Saugus a 5-5 tie with NH east – Alex Salvo with 1-2-3, Jack Callahan three assists and Nick Kosmos two goals for L/S and Andrew Madden 2-2-4 for NHE; Jacob Smith scored the winner with 10:18 left and Dylan Sadowski had 1-1-2 as the Edge nipped Marblehead 3-2 – Ryan Baker with 1-1-2 in the loss; and No. 10 scored the winner with 1:26 left in the second period as Winthrop edged Lynnfield/Saugus 3-2.
Nashoba and Masco both won twice in the East. Tom Germann scored twice and Aidan Timlin had a goal and an assist in Nashoba's 4-1 victory over Burlington – and Germann and Jack Dunning both scored twice, Ben Foley had two assists and Roger Carter pitched a shutout in a 6-0 win over Melrose; Giacchino wore the hat, D'Attilio posted 2-1-3, Goddard and Arsenault both also scored twice, Guarino had two assists and Geannaris pitched a shutout in Masco's big win over Melrose – and Callahan scored one goal and dished out three assists, McKenna posted 2-1-3 and Glynn 1-1-2 in a 5-2 victory over Andover;
Matt Bonanno scored twice as Burlington downed Cape Ann 4-2; Varlan Ferragamo wore the hat, Phil Fitzsimmons set up three goals, Kevin Reddington had two assists and the Starhawks scored five goals in the second period and trimmed Waltham 6-3 – Blaide Trodden with 1-1-2 in the loss; Alex Cusumano and Frew Rowen (second goal) scored 1:17 apart early in the third period as Cape Ann got my Newburyport 4-2 – Peter Wiehe and Cole Olson with 1-1-2 apiece in the loss; Jackson Jacobo-Zudec had 1-2-3 to lead Arlington past Parkway 3-2 – Robert Mcneil with both goals and Connor Stowe assists on both in the loss; Fionn O'Connor pitched a shutout, Henri Boulerice dished out two assists and Nick Tuossolo scored with 12.4 seconds left in the first period of Newton's 3-0 win over Arlington; Sam Petitpas posted 1-1-2 and Andres Pinto pitched a shutout in Parkway's 6-0 victory over Waltham; Conneely Mullan posted 1-1-2 and Ed Hassler pitched a shutout in Belmont's 4-0 win over Brookline; Chase Ellingwood scored the winner with 3:36 left and Jake Shapiro had two assists as Framingham edged the Sharks 3-2 – Jacob Berger with 1-1-2 in the loss; and Nolan Schirmer scored one goal and dished out three assists, Jonathan Pelletier had 2-1- and Zach Roughan pitched a shutout in Andover's 5-0 victory over Burlington.
Winchester won two games and tied one, Greater Lowell and the Crusaders both won twice and Waltham wore two ties, one against Winchester, in the West. Adam Bockhoff scored twice, Derek Kimball and Will Bartlett both posted 1-1-2, Jack Nixon had two assists and Aaron Zakarian and Cam Cassidy shared the shutout Winchester stopped Lexington/Bedford 7-0; Camilo Vozzella scored the winner with 8:06 left, Brendan Gill scored twice, Pat Collins had 1-1-2 and Bartlett two assists in a 5-3 victory over newton, Poole with 2-1-3 in the loss; Kimball, who also had two assists, scored with two seconds left to give Winchester a 3-3 tie with Waltham, Tom Santolucito (1-2-3) with a go-ahead goal with 1:09 left and Chris Kelleher two assists for Waltham – and Kelleher scored with 6:47 left to give Waltham a 2-2 tie with Medford; Josh Ratnoff scored four goals and set up another and Cole Bolduc had a goal and two assists in Lowell's 6-1 victory over Groton – and Ratnoff posted 2-2-4 and Shayne MacDonald had 1-1-2 in a 5-2 win over North Central, Nathan Jorge with 1-1-2 in the loss; Neal Duffy scored twice and the Crusaders nipped SMS 3-1 – and Leary Moore set up two goals and Wes McRoy pitched a shutout in a 4-0 triumph over Groton;
Beverly's Aidan Foley and Ryan Bergin of Dorchester swapped early goals 56 seconds apart and the teams went on to a 1-1 tie; and Kevin Silva started the rally with 8:01 left, Dave Pekkala followed with 2:24 remaining and Tom Roch then scored with 10.5 seconds left to give Chelmsford a 3-2 decision over North central – Jorge with a goal and an assist in the loss.
The Edge and Reading both had a win and a tie in the Central. Billy Carr snapped a 3-3 tie with 1:54 left, Jack Morgan had a goal and two assists and Ty Martin scored twice as the Edge got by Wellesley 5-3 – and Cam Cole and Carr scored third-period goals, Carr delivering with 3:13 left to give the Edge a 3-3 tie with the Crusaders; Matt Gorman scored twice and Kyle Simard had two assists as Reading nipped Woburn 3-2 – and Simard scored twice in the second period to wipe out a two-goal deficit, end the scoring and give Reading a 2-2 tie with Haverhill/Pentucket, H/P with two goals in the first period;
In the other game, Pat Doherty scored twice and Chris Tammaro had a goal and an assist in Woburn's 3-1 victory over Twin City.


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Often a new business is started with high expectations of success and profits, perhaps on a national or worldwide scale. We imagine that our little company will grow into the next Honeywell, Microsoft, or dare we say Snapchat. Or we just imagine that our company will succeed in the town in which we live, provide an income for us and our family, and fund our retirement. There are many examples of well-run, successful companies in our area communities. But there are also many examples of companies that did not succeed and for any number of reasons.
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In the absence of a process in the governing documents, Minnesota statutes set forth the voluntary dissolution process for LLCs and corporations, including specific steps for entities to follow to 'wind up' the affairs of the business. Generally, these involve providing notice to creditors; paying debts and other obligations of the entity; dividing up the assets of the entity among owners; making a final distribution of profits, if any, to members or shareholders; and filing the appropriate dissolution paperwork with the Minnesota Secretary of State.
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Balsa hands and
red sugar on hot fingers;
you used to have a hold on me.
We loved caffeine and
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Teeth glowing as they crashed together.
Lint behind the washer
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You said them all while you traced my thighs.
Let me melt, I always said.
You fed me apples in the morning;
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This Saturday, the Washington DC and Maryland Private Schools Cross Country Championship will be held at the third different site in the meet's seven year existence. But as they say, the third time's the charm, as it looks like the Championship's new home at the Agricultural History Farm Park is the best yet. Rolling hills, creek crossings, and above all, the opportunity to run fast times await the private school athletes prepared to lay it on the line in their final race of the season.
The Georgetown Prep Classic, held in October, was the first time this season that top runners from every private school league in the area raced head-to-head, and though there were some key athletes not in attendance, the meet gave a great preview of what might happen tomorrow. In the race, won by Virginia standout Ben DeJarnette, junior Corey Puffett of DeMatha had a finish strong to defeat one of Maryland's best runners, senior Zach Sullivan of Archbishop Spalding, by less than two seconds. Puffett, who won the WCAC individual title last year and this year, and Sullivan, who won the MIAA individual title last year and this year, are easily two of the area's top runners, and the battle between them will no doubt be one of the best races in the history of this meet.
When asked about his chances coming in to the race, Puffett had this to say:
"I think I have a great chance at winning. I saw this course during the Magruder Invitational earlier this season, so that gives me an advantage over some of the other competition. Obviously I'll have to contend with my teammate Rob Patterson as well as Billy Ledder and Zach Sullivan. Sullivan has really stepped it up this year, and Ledder deciding to compete in XC has really spiced things up too. So I'm going to go out and try to win individually so I can score as low as possible and give my team a better opportunity to win. Whether I'll go out hard like usual or try something else, I haven't decided yet, and likely won't until the gun is fired. I'm just going to focus on doing my best, let the other guys do the same, and then I can't be disappointed with whatever outcome occurs."
Behind Puffett and Sullivan is a virtual laundry list of some of the area's best runners, many of whom are racing each other for the first time. MAC Champion John McGowan put down the fastest time of the day at the IAC/MAC/ISL Championships, and has been undefeated amongst private school runners in the area, except for Gonzaga's Bill Ledder. He crushed McGowan by seventeen seconds at the Mercersburg Invitational, and is also undefeated among his private school competition, excluding Puffett and his teammate Robert Patterson, the 2006 WCAC Champion. The IAC's best runners, Jack Strabo of Landon, Ramsey Chapin of Georgetown Prep, and Tom Harrison of St. Alban's, will be in the mix as well, along with the MIAA's best runners, including Sullivan's teammates Ryan Topita and JR Spencer, Calvert Hall's Chris Swisko, and Demetrios Pagonis of McDonough.
Team wise, two-time defending champion Calvert Hall looks to be the favorite after a strong showing in the Elite race at the Maymont XC Festival in September. But Gonzaga has a good shot at ending Calvert Hall's streak, as the "Men of Eye Street" have been running strong all season. The enigmatic Good Counsel team, which didn't field a full team for almost the entire month of October, finished a mere six points behind Gonzaga at the WCAC Championships, and is the dark horse coming in to the meet this Saturday. Georgetown Prep also won its conference meet by a slim margin over St. Albans, and both of those teams should place highly. Last but not least, Archbishop Spalding, which defeated both St. Albans and Prep at the Georgetown Prep Classic, should not be forgotten after strong team showings all season.
For those of you who have paying attention, an interesting sub-plot has been brewing all season: just about every league has received at least one standout freshman who has run 17:30 or below. Though not all of them know it yet, this meet is the beginning of rivalries which will last for the next four years and beyond. This Saturday, standouts Andrew Gyenis of Georgetown Prep, Dave Ozarowski of Archbishop Curley, Jack Riely of Good Counsel, and Matthew Kim of Sidwell Friends will battle it out for the title of "Best Freshman in the Area." If you're still following cross country four years later, remember this meet as the start of something big.
By an act of divine mercy, Anneka Wilson of the Potomac School, who has beaten every private school and public school runner she's faced this year, is competing for the Virginia Independent School state title and not the DC/Maryland Private School title. So what does this mean for area girls who have faced defeat time and time again this season? It's time to win a title! The fastest ladies of the ISL, 2006 DC/MD State Champion Moira Ryan of Visitation, National Cathedral's Lottie Hedden, and Marisa Repka of Sidwell Friends, have been finishing close together in just about all the races they've run, and each has a shot at taking the title this weekend. They'll have to stick together if they want to defeat their strongest opponent, Elizabeth Tauber of John Carroll. Tauber is the only girl in the field to have run under 19 minutes this season, and looks like the favorite. She won her conference pretty handily, but should have a much tougher time this time around as she races the ISL's best along with Chiny Asher and Katie Koenig, from Holy Cross and Good Counsel, respectively. Asher has only raced three times this season, but placed second in both her conference meet this year, and the state meet last year. Koenig placed fourth in her conference meet, six seconds behind Asher, but her best 5K time is the second-fastest among Maryland private school girls. She could easily slip into the top 5 on Saturday.
Though just about all of the teams competing have been depleted by injuries or graduation, the race for the team title will still be tight. National Cathedral School of Washington, DC won the ISL title and will probably win this meet as well. Notre Dame Prep lost to them by six points at the Mercersburg Invitational, and won the IAAM title last week over John Carroll, so expect them to place highly. After them, the ISL's Georgetown Visitation, St. Andrews, and Sidwell Friends should make up the rest of the top teams.
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The rush of the wedding day, I LIVE FOR!
This post will give you an idea of how I work & what to expect on your wedding day, when working with me. Whether you are currently booked with me, have set up a meeting to meet with me or considering it, this post will give you an idea, of how passionate I am about my "job" 🙂
I spend the night before, going over all my gear, making sure all my batteries are charged, my timeline and all contact information is packed. My lunch box is filled with snacks in the car, along with my water to grab in-between venues. Change of clothing, extra pair of shoes, my emergency bag, lint brush, hair brush, umbrellas, gum, extra camera bag & straps….you'd think I was traveling for a week 🙂 The majority of this stuff is left in my trunk, except my gear of course. I'm actually so paranoid about losing my gear or someone steeling it from my car, you'll often see me in a store wheeling a suitcase behind me-lol I most likely just left a shoot & popped in to somewhere quickly that my gear is trailing behind me. My family & friends make fun of me for this all the time.
The day of the wedding is never overwhelming for me, because I'm prepared. I've given myself lots of time prior to shooting to check my light, surroundings, have my "spots" chosen to shoot in, my "First Look" is mapped out if the bride & groom have chosen to do one. I've already had several conversations with my bride & groom and most likely we've met 1 month prior to their wedding day, to go over everything. I try my best to stick to the timeline, however lets be honest, changes happen throughout the day & you have to make adjustments and it's all good! My clients trust me and this makes all the difference in the world. I know where they have to be every hour of the day & I make sure they get there on time, because it's my job to do so. I'm not just there to make sure they have a beautiful wedding gallery to enjoy for the rest of their lives, my passion is beyond this. I want my clients to be comfortable, feel completely relaxed and enjoy themselves. I think ahead of them and help them map out their timeline so the wedding day runs smoothly. I speak with the officient prior to the ceremony to ensure it's to plan, make sure the family knows where to meet for the formals, have a plan B for a rainy day, be there for the bride or groom if they're feeling overwhelmed & reassure them the day is going to be amazing.
First Look: This is a special time for the bride & groom. A lot of couples, truly love these moments captures. It gives the couple time alone before the rush of the day begins. In this case, the bride absolutely loved her families property & the rustic barns and wanted them in the background of their first look. I'd I have to agree, I found it stunning. I loved the textures & colours of the barns against the green fields & grass.
Direction: If you have a visions that involves other people, you have to walk them through it, step by step. This is exactly what I do for each pose, this way my couples aren't guessing. I love the moments I capture between each pose or leading up to a pose. These are the moments of truth, the laughter, the silliness and the joy you often see between the bride & groom. It's more organic and real, which I love. However, without the guidance and the positioning of a pose, it's difficult to get the right movement & facial expressions you are hoping for in a photograph. Below, I'm in-between showing the bride & groom, how I'd like them to move & interact with each other. I look so serious-lol
Portraits: Spending time alone with the bride & groom is important. A beautiful portrait for one another is lovely. Or a gorgeous photo for a grandparent, parent or whomever you'd like to share it with. As well, you want to capture how beautiful they looked on their wedding day.
I got a lovely message from the brides mother after she received the gallery, mentioning this particular photo, was one of her favourites of her daughter. That message warmed my heart & makes me realize how important they truly are to have.
Wedding Party: Working with the wedding party, is always so much fun. It's like a mini "girls night out"-lol. I love getting gorgeous photos of all the girls together, some formal, some sassy, beautiful candids of them interacting together & laughing. A photo of each bridesmaid with the bride & ideally one of each bridesmaid alone, if the timeline allows it. I take the same approach with the guys.
Often times in church settings the lighting is very dim, so you don't have a choice but to bring out your flash. I try my best to keep it "discrete" and to be very aware of the guests around me. I will move around the ceremony, where ever the officiant or minister allows. This way you get the best angles and facial expressions of both the bride of groom. This is another great time to capture all the guests, enjoying their loved ones getting married.
Bring the bride an umbrella, because "that's how I roll" 😉
This is just a few of the key points of capturing your beautiful wedding day. The day is usually captures right through till everyone hits the dance floor, depending on your timeline. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me anytime.
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Pork Ribs in Puerto-Rican Adobo Mojado
Literally, the title should be: Pork ribs in the Puerto Rican wet marinade.
Adobo mojado (wet marinade), along with adobo seco (dry marinade) are the two major food additives in the Puerto Rican cuisine. They are used almost everywhere: for meat and fish, poultry, vegetables and grains. Adobo mojado (wet marinade) differs from adobo seco (dry marinade) just by adding some citrus juice, in fact, making it a "wet".
This time I prepared the ribs, but chicken legs or wings will also work great with adobo mojado sauce.
In Puerto Rico, similar dishes are traditionally served with fried plantains. I didn't have plantains in my kitchen, but I had sweet potatoes. The combination of roasted sweet potatoes and spicy ribs was wildly delicious.
Pork Ribs in Puerto-Rican Adobo Mojado
4 servings
- 2 lb country pork ribs
For adobo mojado:
- 5-6 cloves garlic
- 1 small onion
- 1 tsp dried oregano
- 1 tsp ground coriander
- ¼ tsp hot pepper flakes
- ¼ tsp ground black pepper
- ¼ tsp ground cumin
- salt
- 1 tbsp tomato paste or 2 tbsp tomato sauce or ketchup
- Juice of 1 lime (or 1 tbsp of vinegar)
- 2 tbsp olive oil (or other oil)
For a side dish:
- 2-4 sweet potatoes
- Salt
- Black pepper
- Olive oil
In a food processor or a blender blend all the ingredients for the marinade making a thick sauce.
Put the ribs in an ovenproof dish or on a baking sheet. Cover them with the sauce-marinade.
Wash the potatoes, pat dry them and cut in half lengthwise. Coat the potato halves with olive oil and season with salt and pepper. Place the potato halves into another ovenproof dish or on a baking sheet.
Preheat oven to 375-400 F (190-200 C) – both temperatures are good. (I often cook at 375 F first, then, after turning the ribs over, increase the temperature to 400 F).
Cook the potatoes and the ribs for 40-45 minutes, turning the ribs over once, when they are golden brown.
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SAICE is a large organisation with a complex operational structure that includes committees, panels, divisions and branches, with the main administrative functions carried out at SAICE's national office in Midrand, Johannesburg. The SAICE International Panel, through its interactions and activities, impacts all its members, volunteers, committees, panels, chapters, and the board and council of SAICE.
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Summer Collection Photoshooting ⋆ Fenomilano Shoes
For one more year the company Femilano Shoes proceeded to shoot their new Collection to create new catalogs. This recent photo shoot was about the new footwear collection for the summer season 2016. The shooting took place in a.d. Imperial Palace hotel in the center of Thessaloniki.
The marriage of the fashionable new collection of footwear by Fenomilano with Renaissance-style spaces of a.d. Imperial Palace Hotel brought the air and the style of Milan in the center of Thessaloniki. In the photographing was attended the owner of Fenomilano Shoes Mr. Andreas Crystalis who stayed perfectly satisfied with the result.
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Monthly Archives: October 2018
Top Asia Adventure Travel
The Asian country, which ranks as world's biggest country is also the country with the biggest number of adventure travel destinations. Adventure travelling has started to gain a tremendous popularity amongst people who like to experience new things and for most of them, Asia is their destination. Adventure travel destinations are mostly located in southeastern Asia, in countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand, but India as well.
Indonesia should be your first stop in this fantastic country. This country, formed by a large number of big and small islands, has a unique beauty. Jakarta is a fantastic city and also one of the top adventure travel destinations. On the other hand, Indonesia also offers smaller touristic villages where you can enjoy the great, wild beauty of the place. Bangkok, Thailand is also one of the best adventure travel destinations of the Asian country, for the reason that it combines the modern Thai culture with the ancient one. And the city itself is very adventurous and offers so many exciting things to do! I am sure you would love it so much.
India is also one of the best adventure travel destinations of this continent, because similar to Indonesia, it has wild beauties and touristic villages, but it also shares the same characteristics with Thailand, for the reason that it combines the ancient culture with the modern one. Taj Mahall, which for you have probably heard, is a fantastic place that you ought to see, but Mumbai is also one of the best destinations of the country!
European Travel Destinations with Eurostar
If you are in the Europe and wish to explore the top European destinations, then consider traveling by Eurostar.
Paris is the first most exciting travel destination of Eurostar. It is a dream for every traveler to embark upon a journey of a lifetime. Paris is synonym to fashion, exotic tourist attractions and lovely streets. The landmark of the city is the Eiffel Tower.
Brussels, the capital of Belgium, is another famous destination of Eurostar. It connects many European countries and cities like Amsterdam, Cologne and many more. The city is a reflection of tradition, architecture and exquisite taste of fine arts. You can also go for the exhibitions at the Belgian Comic Book Center and the Palace of Brussels. When you are in the Brussels, do check out Royal Art and history Museuma and fine arts Palace.
The Disneyland Paris resort is one of the most sought after destinations in Europe. When traveling with your family and especially small kids, do not forget to include the place in your tour itinerary. Not only kids but also people of all age groups are seen reveling at the Disneyland Paris resort.
Limoges is one of the destinations that abound in beauty being located on the banks of Vienne River. You can have a marvelous glimpse of the city by the high-speed passenger train. You must visit the historic monuments, museums, exciting nightlife, excellent shopping arcades, and renowned craft industries here. Do include Cathedral Saint-Etienne in your tour itinerary.
Amsterdam is one of the most exciting destinations. Termed the 'Financial Capital of the Country', the place is worth visiting for its tourists attractions comprising of Parks, Windmills, Squares, Qude Kerk, the thrilling nightlife and the legalized Red Light District.
Avignon is yet another destination to discover by Eurostar. Once you reach there, you will be lured by the host of tourist attractions here. Palais des Papes (Palace of the Popes), Pont D'Avignon or Pont Saint Benezet, Little Palace Museum, Rocher des Doms and Notre-Dame des Doms are some of the attractions worth seeing in Avignon.
Switzerland can be explored including Geneva, Zurich Basel and Berne that can offer you magnificent views and picturesque locales. Check out the delicious chocolate, cuckoo clocks and holey cheese when in any of these cities. These all are connected by the high-speed train.
Nice is one of the most vibrant cities of France, which can be explored by Eurostar. Located in South of the France on the French Rivera the city houses an end number of attractions for tourists. The exotic city of Nice has historical museums, exotic beaches, exhilarating nightlife, exciting shopping arenas and top notch architectural marvels.
Lyon is yet another travel destination that can be reached by Eurostar. A capital to the Rhone Alps region Lyon is known for the amalgamation of culture, history, cuisines and architecture. If you are fond of any of these categories, travel to Lyon now and explore its beauty. The city Parks, the museums and world Heritage sites here are simply awesome.
Aachen is located in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany and is a proud owner of the European credentials. Do visit the top attractions of Aachen like Aachen Cathedral, Aula Carolina, Aula Carolina, Aachen Zoo and fountain of Elise Aachen that form the tourist attractions of the place.
Popular Travel Destinations
In the world today, the senior citizens have become adventurous when it comes to vacationing and generally enjoying life. To them, life after retirement is characterized by vacations and relaxation. One thing that makes this a reality is the number of discounts provided after the age of fifty. The opportunities are only getting better and improving as they grow older. The discounts are offered on all aspects including lodging and eating at very good restaurants.
Popular destinations all over the world
If you want to travel for your vacation, it does not matter which part of the world you are residing in. This is because of the various options which are popular in every part of the world. For instance, if you want to travel to Asia, one of the best countries that you can visit is India. The rich heritage and culture makes India a perfect place for senior citizens from all over the world to heal their mind and soul. What makes India a popular travel destination is that every state offers a different experience. Apart from the scenery, one can also enjoy therapeutic treatments in various spas on the banks of mesmerizing waters.
India and beyond
While traveling to India, you will also experience the beauty of the Taj Mahal. Apart from traveling to India, there are also other popular travel destinations in the other continents. For instance, senior citizens can have a great time in America. This does not mean that they have to visit special areas, even the ordinary popular destinations such as Disney World will still be perfect. Visiting the river country also brings back good memories from their days as youth when they would go fishing, dancing or play tennis.
How to organize perfect trips popular to popular destinations
If you fall in the category of senior citizens and you want to go on special tours to popular destinations in the world, there are certain ways that will help you have the greatest time ever. For instance, you can join other senior citizens on educational trips to European countries such as France and England. There are no special requirements when joining such trips, except the need to learn and a desire to explore the world which will give you an opportunity to visit popular destinations in the world. Another way to have perfect trips to popular destinations is to take grandchildren on a tour. Apart from enjoying yourself and giving you a chance to visit poplar destinations, it will also be a great opportunity to teach your children about other cultures. Finally, you can check out newsletters or magazines that are meant to give you tips on destinations that would suit your tastes.
Tips For Finding a Unique Travel Destination
When you decide to travel somewhere there are always unknown or little known destinations that can make your trip much more unique. The best way to be able to find the perfect unique travel destination is by doing a lot of research prior to traveling.
If you have unlimited resources then a great way to choose your vacation destination is to spin a globe, close your eyes or put on a blindfold, and point at a spot. When you open your eyes you will reveal your travel destination. This means that you have picked somewhere completely at random.
Next you can start looking at lists that have been compiled about places that must be seen before you pass. There are a lot of websites, books and other mediums completely dedicated to teaching people where must see sights are at.
Another way to find a truly unique travel destination is to do some research on odd festivals. You can find a festival that celebrates nearly everything. Once you find an odd or unique festival that is going on during your desired travel dates you can begin to find the perfect travel destination for you. Just think you can plan your family vacation to include something as unique as the Redneck Games in Dublin, Georgia; The Baby Jumping Festival in Spain, The Naked Festival in Japan, or The Festival of Colors in India.
If you are having a hard time finding the perfect interesting and different vacation then you can always enlist the help of a travel professional. Many travel agents could be able to assist you in your needs. Just be honest with them when you talk to them. Explain that you do not want to have to worry about your safety but that you would like to go on a trip that is all your own and different from where anyone else goes. Tell them things that you enjoy and like and ask that your personality be considered while they are planning.
Adventure Travel Destinations
Love adventure holidays? Well, my friend, if you haven't already been on one, my advice to you is, pack your bags and get out there as soon as you can! I know I did and I had an amazing time this winter skiing in the Aspen. You may choose to go on your adventure vacation or with your partner or even with your family, there is an exciting range of options, no matter which form of adventure travel you are looking to venture out on!
Family Adventure Travel
It sure is hard to please every member of the family when it comes to going on a vacation, and when it's an adventure travel destination, then you're probably indulging in some serious wishful thinking if you believe that you can satisfy every member of your family!
One such exciting adventure vacation, which you can't go wrong with, is exploring a forest. If you belong to a family with an adventurous streak, then, more often than not, you will find that everyone loves the idea of going on a forest trip. But do be careful about choosing the right forest.
You need to take into account not only the exotic species of flora and fauna in the forest, but also the danger factor. Always choose forests which are less dangerous. Remember, Safety first! Try the New Forest, in southern England and be reminded of Robin Hood while you're at it! You can try a variety of other places like ski slopes, beaches, deserts, mountains and even unknown, secluded adventure spots. Nothing like exploring a new place with the family!
Luxury Adventure Travel
This form of adventure holiday is for those of you who love all the luxuries of life, along with a healthy dose of adventure. Take the Desert Safari in Dubai for example. This experience combines both adventure and luxury perfectly. Try the evening desert safari which starts in the afternoon and takes you along the desert sands in order to quench your thirst for adventure. This is one of those luxury adventure travel destinations which you just cannot avoid.
Take pictures of the breath taking sunset or decorate yourselves with pretty henna art, sample some of the best cuisine in the world and enjoy unlimited soft drinks and mineral water or even access to the bar. Let's not forget belly dancing, one of the best known and most exotic dance forms in the world.
Picking Your Travel Destination
There are several things that might help you pick your first destination. What interests you? What fuels your curiosity?
Do you have a hobby that you could incorporate into your trip? Do you have a passion that drives your everyday life that has a history, or origins in some foreign destination?
Have you always been fascinated with the Roman Empire? Consider traveling to Italy and visiting the Roman Forum, and the most well-preserved Roman arena in Verona.
Have you always loved French wine and cuisine? Plan a trip to Paris, and the Bordeaux region of France.
Did you major in architecture in college? Plan a trip to Spain, and see Gaudi's Cathedral Sagrada Familia in Barcelona.
Or do you want to see the village your grandparents came from in Poland?
You get the point. Pick a destination that you're going to be excited about, not just one that you feel is a place that you "should go". It will add a whole new dimension to your journey!
Do you have friends or relatives that have traveled abroad? They are great resources that can help you decide. After all, they know YOU, and what you would enjoy, and find interesting. Facebook, and other social media websites are terrific for this! Post on your status update "What is the best travel destination you've been to?" and I'm sure you'll get several replies!
Right here, I'm going to give you your first invaluable piece of travel advice: Be conservative when picking how much you want to do, and the number of destinations you want to include in your trip. You may never return to this place, so you need to get it done right the first time!
Many people want to "see it all," all in one trip. I would caution against that. This might be the start of a new passion, the passion for travel. It's a marathon, not a sprint. People that jam-pack their itineraries with overzealous whirlwind tours get just that. A torrent of pictures, guided tours, and cookie cutter chain hotels and restaurants. They miss one of the most inherent blessings of travel. Every place in this great world has SO much to offer, from the generosity of it's people, to regional cuisine, art, natural beauty, and historic significance. Trust me, give yourself plenty of time to experience the places you go, and your travels will be so much more fulfilling than just checking destinations off on your bucket list!


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On Dugi otok you can come across Zadar. If you are traveling by car from Zagreb, you need to drive A1, direction Zadar - Split, and you will exit from Zadar. In Zadru drive to the ferry port and embark on a ferry to Dugi otok (line Zadar-Brbinj) or catamaran (Zadar-Sali-Zaglav). The ferry to Brbinj is about 30 kn per person and the ride takes about 80 min, while the catamaran ride to the place Sali takes about 50 min. All information on the prices and schedule of the ferries and catamarans of Jadrolinija can be found on the links below the photographs.
Also, available is a catamaran from G & V Line (Zadar - Bozava - Zverinac). Catamaran to Bozava takes about 70 min, and further to Zverinac island for another 10 min.
If you drive from Split (Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia) then drive A1, direction Sibenik-Zadar, get off at Zadar, drive to the ferry port and board a ferry to Dugi otok. There is only one gas station on the island Dugi otok in Zaglav.
If you are coming by plane, the nearest airport is in Zemuniku which is 10-15min drive away from Zadar. At Zemunik airport you can rent a car, Duty Free shop, exchange office, tourist info and many other services.
By bus stops Zadar is connected by bus lines to all major European cities. All information on rides and prices can be found on the web site of Zadar bus station
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