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1- Package 1 - Shore and Offshore Fishing (3 days)
Day 1:
Arrive to Sicily, picked up at one of the 4 Sicilian Airports, by the guide to catch connecting ship (20minutes) to destination Island and taken to the lodge. (Guests have the option of spending one night in Catania to see Etna Volcano).
Fishing: Arrived to the Island lodge, introduction to the fishing techniques and strategy. First fishing session.
Other activities: bike excursion, on the flat zone of the islands, to a Limestone quarry/cave forming a solarium on crystal clear water. Stop and swim possibility. Following the shore track, an amazing beach for snorkeling and relax, Cala Azzurra. Typical Sicilian launch or fish restaurant.
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Fishing: Early breakfast, all day fishing (3 sessions - 1 at sunrise,1 at the half day and 1 at sunset). Jigging from Shore, target fish: Tunas, Amberjack, Dentex (Mediterranean Snapper); for Sea bass and Bluefish between light trekking in lost stone caves. Visit to the Old Tonnara (Tuna industry) of Favignana, history of tuna fishing.
Other activities: trekking to the top of the Island and visit to an old isolation prison. Visit to the Old Tonnara (Tuna industry) of Favignana, history of tuna fishing. Classic Sicilian lunch. Afternoon, free ride excursion to lost working caves of Calcarenite Stone. Stop on a world top ten classified cove; landscape watching or Swimming to recharge batteries. Pizza dinner or Barbecue on the beach. Boat ride option.
Day 3:
Fishing: Boat session (Live bait trolling trolling for Dentex, Amberjacks, Groupers / Drifting (or popping) for Bluefin Tuna / Deep bottom fishing).
Other activities: Exploring the other side of the Island. Stop in front of Levanzo island to take delight of the incredible Panorama. Visit to the prehistoric caves, part of ancient village. Sea trekking, on the north side island corner, looking for the rare Monk Seal or free ride of the island at guest choice. Sicilian dinner.
What's Included
Both 3 days packages (''Up to 4'' and ''Up to 6'') include*:
- transfers from all Sicilian Airports round trip;
- ferries to the islands round trip;
- High quality typical lodge for 3 nights;
- rental off-road motorbikes(or other vehicle);
- marine reserve fishing licenses;
- Shimano Fishing Equipment and lures;
- one boat fishing session with refreshments and snacks;
- Three shore fishing sessions a day.
- lot of exploration and adventures;
- extreme fishing sessions (on request);
- high Quality Photos and Video.
- Boat Session for Dentex, Amberjack, Mediterranean Groupers or Big Red Tuna (+ 450€).
- Meals package (on request);
- One or two extra days, fishing and exploring, to a 2nd Island of Egadi;
- One night more in Palermo or Trapani (60€ per person);
- August/July supplement (if necessary)
Shore and Offshore Fishing (up to 4 people)
Total package price: 1,990€


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Rocket League "Leading the Way"
I remember Rocket League's release fondly, you know before it became the huge eSports success it is today? Even then I knew it was special. From then on the game has just kept going from strength to strength. Truly impressive for an indie title.
Anyway, yesterday Psyonix revealed their latest development with the hit game in the form of a new partnership with the hugely popular toy car manufacturer Hot Wheels®. The partnership will bring a new DLC to Rocket League which will be released 21st February 2017, and will feature two of Hot Wheels® best-known cars, the Twin Mill III™ and Bone Shaker™. In addition to the cars, those who buy the DLC will also get six Decals and an exclusive set of wheels. To those not wanting to buy the DLC though, the update will also provide free Hot Wheels® content in the form on an Antenna, Flag and two Toppers.
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Australia's Coasts and Estuaries
Coasts and estuaries form a dynamic, transition zone between the land and the sea and help Australians achieve many economic, social and environmental benefits.
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What is Together Canterbury?
Together Canterbury is a joint venture between the Diocese of Canterbury and CUF – the Church of England's charity which is working to change lives and communities in partnership with others.
As one of a growing network of partnerships between CUF and Anglican dioceses across the UK, Together Canterbury is working to provide long-term sustainable support for Christians working in often difficult circumstances. By linking churches and other organisations together, and improving access to resources, hope is being brought to marginalised people and deprived communities.
What do they do?
Through their Development Worker, Keith Berry, Together Canterbury offers practical advice and guidance to parishes considering how they can better serve the socially and financially deprived in their communities; this includes highlighting funding, training and other opportunities to help develop new ways of working.
They aim to improve access to resources, make local work more effective, and create a framework for others to respond to the social challenges in Kent, by offering time and money, action and prayer.
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- The development of church based branches of the Kent Savers Credit Union
- The development of networks of community hubs including Connecting Canterbury, a city wide initiative
- Facilitation of Know Your Church Know Your Community [link to come] which help parishes examine the Mission possibilities for their buildings and community
- Building partnerships with local authorities and other organisations working with marginalised communities
- Encouraging and equipping volunteers and volunteer networks
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A pregnant teenager, 4-year-old child and two other people are in the hospital after an accident in the Kensington section of the city.
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Dr. Jeffrey S. Dukes from Purdue University will present "The Ecology of Peace: Preparing Colombia for New Political and Planetary Climates."
The St. Ambrose Teacher Education Department invites interested high school students, parents, and advisers to an Open House.
Mexico Beyond Mariachi will be premiering "Sugar Skull."
War on Drugs? War on Poverty? War on Women? War on Nature? What do these metaphors mean, and are they useful? Discussion led by Tadd Ruetenik, SAU Professor of Philosophy.
The Folwell Lecture in Political Science and Pre-Law presents a lecture by Kelly M. Kadera, PhD, Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Iowa.
On behalf of Veterans For Peace, Kathy Kelly will present "If You Want to Thank Us: Work for Peace."
April 17-19 | Dancing at Lughnasa is a melancholy memory play that intertwines the past with the present and the living with the dead.
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Yesterday was weird. It was the first Father's Day without my dad. I kept wanting to call him and when I called my mom, I half way expected him to answer the phone. Sometimes I wish she had kept his message on their voice mail…. just so I could hear his voice again. Thanks Infiniti for the lovely pose, it was the perfect prop for a tribute to my dad. The pose is in the gacha machine at Tales of Fantasy….
Anyhoo, I got this fabulous hat, which was totally free, at the Art in Hats 2014 event that is underway. The hat is tucked in the free avatar folder by Meilo Minotaur and I only found it because I was trying to figure out how to purchase the hat and became a sign clicking fool! Total Score! The hat matches this sweet Grecian gown by Wimey that is from Tales of Fantasy perfectly. Oh and let me tell you about this blush I am wearing. Tiny white stars tickle the face like freckles…. I Adore it…. pun totally intended!
Happy Father's Day Dad! I Miss You….Everyday.
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Why Is Getting Your Wisdom Teeth Removed So Important?
Has your dentist recently informed you that you'll need your wisdom teeth out? Far too many patients ignore this advice. They figure that if they are not suffering from any pain or discomfort related to their wisdom teeth, they're just padding their dentist's pockets by having them pulled. But, this is typically not the truth. When your dentist advises you to have your wisdom teeth removed, he or she has your best interests at heart. Here are three reasons why your dentist might be recommending you have those teeth removed even though they're not causing you any pain.
They're impacted.
If your wisdom teeth have not yet emerged and your dentist is recommending that you have them surgically removed, it's probably because they are impacted. This means they are situated in such a way that they will never be able to erupt from your jaw. They might be wedged between your other molars or facing the back of your jaw. This might not be causing you any pain right now, but it can cause serious infections and pain later on. It's better to have the teeth removed now while you're feeling well than in five or ten years when you're battling a serious infection related to them.
They're pressing on your other teeth.
Whether your wisdom teeth have erupted yet or not, your dentist can tell from x-rays whether they are pressing on your other teeth. If they are pressing on your other teeth, they will slowly cause those teeth to move out of a alignment and become more and more crooked over time. You can have your wisdom teeth removed now and enjoy straight teeth, or you can have them pulled and have braces put on a few years down the road. Your dentist is recommending you have them removed so you can avoid braces and the hassles of a crooked smile.
You're not able to clean them properly.
Since they are so far back in the mouth, many people cannot keep their wisdom teeth clean enough to prevent gum disease and tooth decay. If your dentist is seeing signs that you're not cleaning your wisdom teeth properly, he or she may recommend having them removed. This is better than having them slowly rot due to tooth decay or perpetuate gum disease that can spread through your mouth.
If your dentist has recommended having your wisdom teeth removed, it is important that you take that recommendation seriously and make plans to have them pulled. The procedure is very common, and although you'll have some discomfort afterwards, it is a better option than the tooth decay, crooked teeth and infections you might experience if you keep your teeth. Contact with a dental professional, such as Miller Kenneth G, for more information.


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Peter is described in the legal directories as a 'go-to' barrister for matrimonial finance cases who is 'direct and great with figures', and a 'fearless advocate' who is 'truly excellent in court'.
He is consistently ranked as a leading practitioner in the field by the Chambers and Partners and Legal 500 directories. Peter has appeared at all levels (including the UK Supreme Court) and his cases regularly involve high net worth or high profile individuals, offshore and corporate/trust structures, and international cases involving disputes over jurisdiction.
In 2017 Peter was elected to the National Executive Committee of the Family Law Bar Association and he sits on the Property and Finance sub-committee.
For a number of years Peter has been ranked in the legal directories as a 'leading practitioner' in the field of matrimonial finance and divorce. He is regularly invited to give lectures and take part in 'podcasts' in the field of matrimonial finance.
In 2017 the Chambers UK bar directory described Peter as "absolutely meticulous and persuasive. He has an amazingly organised brain, and his work is incredibly well written". In 2018 the same directory described Peter as a 'go-to person' for matrimonial finance work. In 2019 he was praised as a 'fearless advocate' who is 'a great negotiator and someone who is truly excellent in court'.
Peter's cases range from relatively straightforward County Court disputes to very complex and high value matters in the High Court and Court of Appeal. He often appears with, and against, Queen's Counsel.
Peter specialises in every aspect of family finance, including Schedule I and TOLATA:
- Offshore or complex assets
- Trusts and Intervenors
- Businesses and partnerships
- Jurisdictional disputes
- Inherited or pre-acquired wealth
- Non-disclosure, 'add back' and other forms of conduct
- Pre and post nuptial agreements, Xydhias and Rose agreements
- Capitalisation/variation of maintenance and Duxbury calculation.
- Individuals with high profiles and/or net worth
- Freezing injunctions and applications under s.37 MCA 1973
- Charging Orders, Third Party Debt and Attachment of Earnings Orders
- Contested applications for Decree Absolute
- Civil Partnerships
- Schedule I of the Children Act 1989
- Financial relief after foreign divorce (Part III of the MFPA 1984)
- The Maintenance Regulation (EC 4/2009)
- The Inheritance (PFD) Act 1975
- Disputes between cohabitants pursuant to TOLATA 1996
Finance Cases
Peter has acted in a number of leading finance cases, such as:
- De Gafforj (Appeal – Hadkinson Order) [2018] EWCA Civ 2070
- AA v BB (Application To Set Aside Leave: s.13 MFPA 1984) [2014] EWHC 4210 (Fam)
- L v K (Freezing orders: Principles and Safeguards) [2014] 2 WLR 914
- JKN v JCN (divorce: forum) [2010] All ER (D) 69 (May), [2010] EWHC 843 (Fam)
- Brito-Babapulle v Layton [2009] EWCA Civ 1263
Peter is well known for the meticulous and persuasive content of his documents, the direct and robust advice that he gives to clients, and his tenacious advocacy.
Peter welcomes instructions to sit as a quasi-judicial evaluator at a 'private FDR', and has already done so in a number of cases.
As an experienced specialist in matrimonial finance, Peter has considerable experience in advising clients as to the relevant legal issues, and what will be the most likely outcome at a final hearing.
If you would like to instruct Peter to provide an indication at a Private FDR, please contact the clerks.
Peter advises and acts in all aspects of private law children disputes, including issues arising as to habitual residence and jurisdiction. Often Peter is instructed to act for clients where he also acts in relation to a financial remedy dispute.
Cases of Interest:
Re R (a child) [2014] 1 FLR 643 (leading Court of Appeal authority as to the test to be applied for temporary relocations and holidays to non-Hague Convention countries)
Re A (a Child) [2014] 1 FLR 111 (leading Supreme Court authority about habitual residence and jurisdiction based on nationality)
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Peers praise the way 'he can have judges onside before he's even opened his mouth' due to his meticulous and persuasive draftingCHAMBERS & PARTNERS
Peter is consistently ranked as a 'leading practitioner' in matrimonial finance by both of the leading directories: Chambers and Partners and The Legal 500.
Chambers and Partners 2019
Widely respected family junior specialising in matters involving complex corporate and offshore trust structures with significant assets. He has particular experience of navigating technical jurisdictional issues. Newman also has experience of appearing both led and unled in significant cases.
"He's a fearless advocate, a great negotiator and someone who is truly excellent in court. He will come up with creative solutions for clients, and is both confident and really bright."
Legal 500 2019
"A tenacious advocate"
Chambers and Partners 2018
'Widely respected family junior specialising in matters involving complex corporate and offshore trust structures with significant assets. He has particular experience of navigating technical jurisdictional issues. Newman has experience of appearing both led and unled in significant cases. 'Direct and great with figures, Peter is very much a go-to person when it comes to financial matters and is not afraid to give clients tough advice.'
Chambers and Partners 2017
'Widely respected family junior specialising in matters involving complex corporate and offshore trust structures with significant assets. He has particular experience of navigating technical jurisdictional issues. He is absolutely meticulous and persuasive. He has an amazingly organised brain, and his work is incredibly well written.'
Chambers and Partners 2016
'Peers praise the way 'he can have judges on side before he's even opened his mouth' due to his meticulous and persuasive drafting. He advises clients on both matrimonial finance and private children matters including abduction. 'He is very intelligent and gets to the heart of the case with ease. He is straight-talking and forthright with clients and always prioritises their interests.'
Chambers and Partners 2015
'His mind can deal with any complexity of problem. He has an academic approach to his submissions which judges find appealing. He has a fighting spirit.'
Awards and Scholarships
Sweet and Maxwell Prize for highest marks in LLB finals.
- Malvern College (Major Scholar)
- BA (Hons) – English and Philosophy
- LLB (Hons) – Law – First class honours
- Inns of Court School of Law (BVC)
Professional Memberships
- Member of the Honorable Society of the Inner Temple
- Member of the Family Law Bar Association ('FLBA')
- Elected to the National Executive Committee of the FLBA
- Accredited Pupil Supervisor (Inner Temple)
- Accredited Advocacy Trainer (Inner Temple)


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Is Your Business Really Ready to Grow?
Five important things that should not be abandoned; plan, hiring the best people, reducing risks, thinking ahead always and markets.
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Plan for growth
Reducing risksRisk if not reduced can hinder a business from growing. Any business has to find out ways of minimizing this risk by having coverage in an insurance company. You need always to review the business policy to enable you to have the right coverage as your business is ready to grow.
MarketsFor the fast growth of your business, you need to find out another market for products. This new market will majorly depend on your target group which could be teenagers, youths or even hospitals.
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Alloy Steel International (ASI) is an independent international company with it's manufacturing facility and head office in Perth, Western Australia.
ASI has established a good market presence during the last 15 years.
- ASI is focused on producing protective wear liner systems that are maximising production through reducing production costs together with maintenance and repairs costs.
- ASI manufactures specific grades of Arcoplate for various applications.
- The Arcoplate product is complemented by our Metallurgical, Engineering & Design Service.
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- Alan Scott – Non-Executive Chairman
- Steven Kostecki – Managing Director & Chief Executive Officer
- Thushara Dahanayake – Company Secretary & Chief Financial Officer
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The late Mr. Gene Kostecki was the creative genius responsible for the invention of Arcoplate. At the time of his invention, Mr. Kostecki was immersed in the mining industry in Western Australia. He identified the need for an innovative wear solution to improve the productivity of mining companies worldwide. After five years of experimentation and development on a prototype mill, Arcoplate was born.
The manufacturing of Arcoplate began in 1991, with the first commercial sale being achieved in the same year. Arcoplate's first sale was the 305cm (12") wide plate format and was produced on the original prototype mill. This model had been modified to allow for both commercial production as well as continuing research, design and product improvement.
Australian orders grew significantly in the first two years of operation. Then in 1993, the first export order was received from the United States. This represented a momentous break through.
The young Australian company, Arcoplate, had launched into the international wear plate market. With continuing demand for Arcoplate, Alloy Steel International (ASI) of Australia developed and manufactured its own in house production plant to produce 305mm and 610mm wear plates in multiple product thicknesses. To ensure consistent product quality, ASI continues to develop and manufacture all of its own production plant and processes in house.
Following market trends and an overwhelming demand from the mining industry, ASI designed a manufacturing plant able to produce wear plate in thicknesses up to 20/11 and in a 1270mm width. Arcoplate is currently exported to over 25 countries worldwide and has qualified representatives, office locations and distributors in the United States, Chile, India, and throughout Australia.
To this day, Mr. Kostecki's passion continues on with his sons, Steven Kostecki as Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Alloy Steel International, and Andrew Kostecki as President of Operations and Brand Development Manager in North America.
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Alloy Steel International Inc. (AYSI) is the parent company of Alloy Steel (Int) Australia Pty Ltd. AYSI was incorporated in Delaware USA in September 2000 and listed on the OTCBB in July 2001 and acquired 100% of the share capital of Alloy Steel Australia (Int) Pty Ltd in June 2001. Alloy Steel Australia (Int) Pty Ltd, is the manufacturer of Arcoplate.
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At Healthfully, we strive to deliver objective content that is accurate and up-to-date. Our team periodically reviews articles in order to ensure content quality. The sources cited below consist of evidence from peer-reviewed journals, prominent medical organizations, academic associations, and government data.
- "Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing;" Childhood Externalizing Behavior: Theory and Implications; Jianghong Liu; 2004
- "Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing;" Childhood Externalizing Behavior: Theory and Implications; Jianghong Liu; 2004
The information contained on this site is for informational purposes only, and should not be used as a substitute for the advice of a professional health care provider. Please check with the appropriate physician regarding health questions and concerns. Although we strive to deliver accurate and up-to-date information, no guarantee to that effect is made.
Internalizing Behavior Checklist for Children
Internalizing behaviors refer to a broad class of behaviors in which children direct feelings and emotions inward. Internalizing behavior is commonly contrasted to externalizing behavior, which is the expression of feelings and emotional responses into behaviors that are directed outward into delinquent or aggressive behavior, as noted in the "Journal of Child and Adolescent Psychiatric Nursing. 2"
Internalizing Behavior Checklist
Psychologist Thomas Achenbach developed several highly regarded and widely utilized paper and pencil rating scales that counselors, psychologists, clinicians and researchers employ to identify and measure problem behaviors in children. These questionnaires, such as the Child Behavior Checklist (CBCL), list over one hundred problem behaviors. In some versions of the CBCL children rate themselves, while in other versions parents or teachers rate the extent to which a child displays these behaviors. CBCL subscales measure the severity of three classes of internalizing behavior including withdrawn, somatic and anxious/depressed behavior.
Nine items indicate withdrawn behavior, including items that measure whether the child: prefers to be alone, won't talk, sulks, stares, or is secretive, sad, shy, withdrawn or underactive. Children who score above the 98th percentile according to age- and sex-based norms potentially have clinically significant problems with being withdrawn. High scores are considered to be consistent with a diagnosis of avoidant disorder, according to U.S. Department of Health.
Somatic Complaints
The somatic complaints subscale includes nine items that cover a range of body aches, pains and problems, including: feeling dizzy, tired, aches or pains, headaches, nausea, problems with eyes, rashes or other skin problems, stomach aches or cramps, vomiting or other somatic problems.include:
- The somatic complaints subscale includes nine items that cover a range of body aches
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- headaches
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- problems with eyes
- rashes or other skin problems
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- vomiting or other somatic problems
Children afflicted with chronic health problems, such as asthma, tend to score high on the somatic complaints subscale, according to Psychosomatic Medicine. The U.S. Department of Health indicates that high scores on the somatic complaints subscale corresponds to a diagnosis of somatization disorder
The anxious/depressed subscale corresponds to symptoms consistent with several possible diagnoses including overanxious disorder, major depression or dysthymia, according to U.S. Department of Health. Items on the checklist assess the extent to which the child feels lonely, guilty, worthless, nervous, fearful, suspicious, unloved, self-conscious or sad. Further items evaluate behaviors including crying and perfectionism. Subscale scores in the clinical range do not necessarily indicate a psychiatric diagnosis, but rather suggest that the child has problems in that area of emotional functioning, and would likely benefit from a full clinical evaluation.
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When my husband and I started planning a one-night getaway to celebrate our 10-year anniversary in October, Fredericksburg was the natural choice.
A morning hike at Enchanted Rock followed by an afternoon of wine tasting and an evening strolling Main Street and two-stepping at Hondo's is my idea of a perfect day.
The only problem for two people who are not exactly fans of traditional bed and breakfasts or anonymous hotel chains? Finding a great place to stay.
Cue Starry's Studio, a new guest house two blocks off of Fredericksburg's Main Street that combines unique, modern design with Hill Country touches.
"We want them to feel comfortable — they're in Fredericksburg," said Sarah Starry, who grew up in Fredericksburg and runs Starry's Studio with her mom, Melissa Starry, and other family members. "We try to surround them with Fredericksburg things, but at the same time (make them think) 'I can't believe I'm in Fredericksburg.'"
The family has a long history in the Hill Country town. In 1951, Melissa Starry's father, Walter Hayden, built what is now Starry's Studio as a workshop and smokehouse behind the family home, which was built in 1906. Here, he smoked meats from his family's ranch, tanned leather, made furniture and crafted homemade wines from mustang grapes, agarita berries and local peaches. Melissa Starry took over the property in 1989 with her husband, Ron Starry, living in the main home with daughter Sarah and turning the workshop first into a hair salon (the client roster included Lady Bird Johnson) and later an art studio.
In 2015, the family decided the studio's next incarnation would be the guest house. It opened for overnight stays in September.
Inside you'll find a 900-square-foot apartment-style suite decorated with pieces from local artists that range from a twisting deer antler chandelier by Del Benedict of Hill Country Antler Art to a striking mixed media piece that incorporates the words "All passes — art alone endures" by Melissa Starry. Like a piece? You can buy it.
The studio also features a private outdoor shower, a wide back deck overlooking Barons Creek, high-thread-count linens and a private gated entrance.
Sarah Starry said the studio's design was inspired in part by hotelier Liz Lambert's properties in Austin.
"It's easy to get lost in Austin because there's so many great places, but her places still shine and always will. She took something old and made it fabulous and different from the things that were around it," Sarah Starry said. "Really we're just trying to help, if we can, move along this idea that we can mix luxury and travel in Fredericksburg."
Treats from area businesses such as Segner's Pecans, Chocolat and local wineries also contribute to the modern-yet-homespun vibe.
They're touches that seem to make an impression on guests. The on-site guest book is brimming with glowing reviews, and the property currently enjoys five stars on Airbnb. After spending an evening there, I can't help but agree. We couldn't have had a better visit.
"It's really cool to just see it and walk in and say, 'This is exactly what I pictured,'" Sarah Starry said. "The positive feedback is just a cherry on top."
Starry's Studio is located at 205 E. Creek Street in Fredericksburg. Rates are $249 weekdays, $299 weekends. Capacity is two people. Learn more or make a reservation at starrysstudio.com/#thestudio.
Oh, and if you go, here are four things you should make sure to do while you're in town:
1. Hike Enchanted. There's nothing better than a hike up the massive granite dome that is Enchanted Rock, and if you stay in Fredericksburg, it's just a 15-minute drive away. Arrive early (the park opens at 8 a.m.) and you can have it practically to yourself for a few hours. tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/enchanted-rock
2. Brunch bunch. Yes, there might be a line at the Old German Bakery and Restaurant. Yes, it's worth the wait. This Fredericksburg favorite is home to a number of standout dishes including German pancakes, Opa's sausage and eggs and country fried steak. Don't have time to stay? Grab coffee and a pastry at the counter. oldgermanbakeryandrestaurant.com
3. Wine time. There's a reason Fredericksburg has become one of the best-known wine regions in the country, and with more than 45 wineries and vineyards in the area, you've got plenty to choose from. We enjoyed 4.0 Cellars, Baron's Creek and Kuhlman Cellars during our trip, but you can find a complete list at visitfredericksburgtx.com/attractions-categories/wineries.
4. Go to Luckenbach, Texas. Located 10 miles from Fredericksburg, Luckenbach is a must-do for any Hill Country traveler. Take a spin around the dancehall, enjoy a beer at an outside picnic table or grab a bite at the Feed Lot. Here, everybody's somebody. luckenbachtexas.com


text: A CSA is a partnership between a farm and its customers. If you choose to join, you will receive a share of the harvest, consisting of fresh vegetables, fruit, herbs and flowers grown on the farm without chemicals. By becoming a member you will gain an intimate connection to the land, knowing where your food comes from and exactly how it is grown. The farmers benefit by having income at the beginning of the season, when most of the farm costs occur. By having CSA members join early, the farmers can focus on growing delicious vegetables. CSA members share the bounty and risks associated with farming while supporting a farm dedicated to providing high quality produce for its members.


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Check out the following informative video from one my favorite youtubers. I've been making my own ground turkey tacos for some time and love to see when others are taking the healthier route as well. She (Afrostory) does a thorough job of explaining alternatives to ground beef, cheese, salsa, and iceberg lettuce. She also gives insight into the effects of high sodium, processed salt, lactose intolerance, etc.
If you're on a budget, check out the following DIY healthy smoothie recipes in place of Odwalla:
Soy Smoothie Meets Green Smoothie
Cranberry Smoothie
Again, healthy hair and body start from within!
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The Hoxton – Amsterdam (NL)
A hotel that really doesn't mess about. Passionate baristas prepare excellent coffees using beans from Lot Sixty One in a casual and friendly atmosphere
The Hoxton – Amsterdam (NL)
A hotel that really doesn't mess about. Passionate baristas prepare excellent coffees using beans from Lot Sixty One in a casual and friendly atmosphere
In the past, if you wanted to drink a cup of specialty coffee in a hotel lobby you'd find yourself at a total loss. Sure, coffee and hotels go hand in hand like extra virgin olive oil and aceto balsamico, and many hotels go out of their way to offer the most lavish breakfast buffets, but when it comes to coffee it's usually a tragic affair that encourages you to bring a box of tissues to wipe away your tears of sadness.
However, even this proud industry with its rich traditions has literally woken up and smelled the coffee. Please pardon the pun. In Amsterdam there is one hotel in particular that has made it its mission to not just to sport a La Marzocco Linea PB 3 group as part of its bar set up, it also employs a competent team of baristas who make sure that whatever comes out of those portafilters is consequently served and presented in true third wave coffee fashion.
One of the key people in the team there is Ray Luca Heijneman who runs the coffee bar with a real air of professionalism and commitment to quality that should make every other hotel jealous. Working with beans from local roasters Lot Sixty One, who also created a custom Hoxton blend, Ray Luca and the other baristas serve all classic espresso-based drinks alongside single origin batch brews.
Another great thing about The Hoxton's bar is its casual atmosphere and easy access from the street, inviting people from all walks of life to pop in for a coffee, some food or a cocktail. Other hotel bars are often hidden down the catacombs of their basements or accessible only if you reveal your room number and as a consequence they bar a lot of would-be customers from coming in.
The Hoxton on the other hand is widely regarded for its open door policy, commitment to quality and friendly staff. And, let's be honest, there is something kinda cool about taking a seat at the bar, sipping on a perfectly prepared coffee and getting some work done without needing to be a guest of the hotel. More establishments should follow this principle and invest in their baristas and coffee set ups. It really makes a difference.


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Agonis flexuosa 'Nana' – Willow Peppermint
A dwarf shrub with dense foliage, it has reddish new growth and naturally compact growth habit. An outstanding hedge or low growing screen, it is a nice low maintenance plant. Responds well to pruning so can be shaped as required, if left unpruned it can develop a rather wide loose habit. Best in a sunny position, but will also grow in light shade. Very waterwise once established. Feed with a good native fertilizer in warm weather, watering afterwards to avoid leaf or root burn.
|Scientific Name:
|Agonis flexuosa
|Common Name:
|Willow Peppermint
|Plant Type:
|Small shrub
|1 ~ 2 metre
|1 ~ 2 metre
|Flower Colour:
|Flowering Time:
|All year
|Ph Level:
|Acid, Neutral, Alkaline
|Soil Type:
|Sandy, Loamy, Sandy loam, Clay loam
|Plant Environment:
|Low maintenance garden, Courtyard, Container growing, Coastal garden, Drought resistant
|Climate Zone:
|Sub-tropical, Warm temperate, Cool temperate, Mediterranean, Cool
|Sunny, Light shade
|Planting Season:
|All year
|Growth Habit:
|Evergreen, Dense foliage
|Soil Moisture:
|Dry, Well-drained, Moist moderate drainage
|Frost Tolerance:
|Tolerates light frost
|Plant Usage:
|Hedge, Topiary, Feature plant, Screen, Windbreak, Border plant, Attractive foliage
|Special Uses:
|Bonsai, Erosion control, Fast growing, Playground friendly
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It will remove the Fear, Doubt, Worry and Uncertainty that you have about your 'Now' reality, and replace those feelings with Courage, Belief, Optimism and Certainty. And once you align your thoughts and feelings to such positive emotions, any method of applying the Law of Attraction, will work.
This course is not about using visualizing or affirming to manifest the experiences you desire to have, it is about aligning to the experiences through changing the way you think and feel about your current reality.
It is a 30-day program to help you raise your vibration, and within these pages you will find lessons and guidance to help you apply the Law of Attraction to many particular 'real life' situations. You will also find daily exercises to help you master your thoughts and feelings to 'raise your vibration', and 'allow' the Law of Attraction to align you with your dreams and desires.
30-Days to Unlock The Power makes up the first section of my Law of Attraction training program, Unlock The Power of You, and if you follow each lesson, and each exercise for the next 30-Days, I guarantee that you life will change.
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The Best Thing to Do with a Spare Bottle of Wine
Vin d'orange is a classic Provençal aperitif made with white or rosé wine, oranges, sugar, a neutral spirit and spices. It can—and should—be made at home.
Vin d'orange (not to be confused with orange wine, a style of wine in which white grapes are left to macerate on the skins) is a classic Provençal aperitif made with white or rosé wine, oranges, sugar, a neutral spirit and spices. It can—and should—be made at home by anyone with an extra bottle of wine and four weeks on hand. Matt Hamilton, the owner of Brooklyn's Lulu & Po restaurant, has been making his own version of the refreshing, citrusy liqueur for years.
Hamilton first encountered the aperitif in Provence, France. The liqueur was in a large jar, which had a continuous spiral of orange peel suspended in it. When he tasted the mixture, it caught his attention and held it. He returned to the States and started making his own vin d'orange, based on a recipe from the famous French chef Roger Vergé. Many recipes for vin d'orange call for rosé wine. "That's not the way you make it," says Hamilton. "There's nothing wrong with it, but it's wrong." He uses a bottle of dry white wine, preferably French. (Use something good: "If you don't like the wine, don't use it," he says.) Hamilton also strays from classic recipes by replacing the traditional bittersweet Seville orange, which he finds much too bitter, with a Valencia or Cara Cara orange. "A vin d'orange wants to be refreshing and it doesn't want to be too bitter or too sweet," he says.
To make the vin d'orange, Hamilton pours one bottle of wine into a large bottle with a latch top (a jar will also work), along with four ounces of grappa (or any eau-de-vie), one quartered orange, one quartered lemon and a vanilla bean. He leaves the mixture somewhere cool and dry for four weeks, then strains it. "Don't squeeze it, just let it drip dry," he says. "You don't want it too cloudy." Then he adds about two ounces of simple syrup for every 24 ounces of aperitif—six ounces if he wants to make a dessert-style liqueur. The vin d'orange will last for about six months in the fridge, and is best served simply over ice.


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Corroboree Billabong Barra - Jarrod Day lands his personal best Barramundi fishing with Darwin's Barra Base.
|It was well beyond gentleman's hours when I flew into Darwin, nevertheless the chance to get a few hours sleep before the morning call of 4.00am proved a difficult task since I hadn't rigged up; yet. With weary eyes and no sleep, I met with Owner / Operator of Darwin's Barra Base, Allan Beale. Allan's vast knowledge of the area proved invaluable and meant there would be more time having the lures in the water rather than out.
|For some reason, Allan made mention that I must have packed the weather with me when I left Victoria because he was quick to point out the newspaper headline reading "Bloody Freezing". Though they may have had one of the coldest days on record, I chuckled at the fact that most of the Darwinians were wearing jeans and jumpers - I was still in shorts.
| Unfortunately for me though, like any fish during a cold snap the barra had shut down because of the sudden drop in water temperature.
So, I had to work hard for quality fish, just what we do for fish in Victoria
|The trip to our fishing spot was short but it felt like an eternity as we wound our way thought; the maze of huge Pandanus trees and banks lined with water lilies. The brisk morning air really made you feel alive and I was standing the bow of the boat grasping the surroundings en route to our first destination. While brolgas danced in theshallows, jabirus attempted to chase minnows on the edge of the billabong and before letting a lure fly, I had to take all this in to really appreciate where I was. Approaching a small clearing, Allan said with high confidence, "This is the spot." Without hesitation, I was quick to unload the first lure into the water, closely followed by Will, another keen barra angler. The water depth was quite shallow in the billabong so one metre depth hard bodies were chosen.
| It only took minutes trolling a small patch of weed and water lily stems when a sizeable barra burst from the surface. As if it was in slow motion, the fish lunged skyward tossing its head from side to side in an attempt to throw the lure. Landing back into the already existing ripples from where it launched, the fish flicked its tail and headed to the weedy bank. Will quickly put on the brakes, turning the fish in the opposite direction and with some clever rod work, had the fish boat side quickly. The fight was short lived but needlessto say put a smile on everybody's face, considering the first fish had been boated after trolling about 50 metres.
Magnificent Saratoga
The next hook-up was met much the same way as the first with Will suddenly attracting what seemed to be every fish in the billabong with his lure.
Will's second catch was a magnificent saratoga, the size of which I had never seen.
|Becoming quite anxious to get among the action, I made the switch to something a little more silver with a hint of green on its back and quickly made contact with a nice barra. After working the same weed bed for a while we decided to give it a rest and make our way across to the other side of a billabong where more fish lay in wait. The first passing of another weed bank had fish smash some of the lures. Amongst the barra was a nice array of catfish with some being quite large specimens. They do throw in a few head shakes making quite an interesting bi-catch for those who haven't caught them before. Fortunately for the catties, they have some nasty spines next to their dorsal fin, so with a solid pair of lip grippers they are quickly returned to the water.
|Allan's other boat, a purpose built GS Marine full of day trippers, had also followed us in ernst of nailing a few good fish and before they knew it, they had much the same success. The morning session grew on and with heavy clouds above and a cold south- easterly wind, the surface temperature dropped three degrees by mid afternoon. We had worked many weed banks during the morning session and with the cooling of the water had to find a warmer patch where the barra might be a little more active. Heading up the billabong, Allan had a few small tricks up his sleeve. Underwater rock bars are an ideal location to troll for barra as the rocks stay warm when the water cools. After heading to the 'Rock Hole' and sounding over the deep rock bar, barra were perched around eagerly awaiting a meal. We returned the lures to the water and dropped them back a little further than normal in the hope they would get down a little deeper.
| We had the option of switching the lures altogether to deep running lures but with heavy weed growth on the bottom, you encounter more snags than fish. By sending the lure a little further enabled the lure to work just over the weed growth. As most of the lures contained ball bearings, it was a matter of getting them to work so the fish couldn't resist inhaling them. A quick shake in the rod tip made a loud rattle beneath the water and with a pause in between each shake, gave the fish a chance to nail it. It didn't take long before another barra took flight. This time though the hooks hadn't been set and with all the head shaking, a brightly coloured lure was sent sailing through the air. After checking the damage to the tossed lure, I noticed the back set of trebles slightly out of shape which made me think about the next lure I was to put into the water.
With the power of these fish in mind, I quickly traded the standard treble hooks for Owner ST66TNs. Owner hooks are extremely sharp and being four times as strong as conventional trebles meant I'd have a better chance of driving the hooks into a big fish if one came to the party. After feeling the effects of working lures past weed beds, gutters and rock bars, some of the lures had to be retired; hooks stretched beyond their means and scraped colours from consistent rubbing on the fish's raspy gums made them a fantastic addition to the mantle piece when I got home.
|The second day began much as the same as the first, except with a little more warmth in the air. Thankfully we were greeted by the most picturesque red sky scape only the Northern Territory could offer. I'd decided to jump on board the other boat on the second day and following suit from the lure selection of day one, hooked up on a another leaping toga. Not as big as some, this feisty fella put forward a great battle but soon made way toward the boat. I'd actually thought I'd pulled the hooks but on winding in I noticed he was still sucking on the lure. With Boga grips out, we managed to lift him aboard and carefully return him back to the water a short time later.
Corroboree Billabong Barra
| It took quite a few hours of trolling before getting another hook-up. The water temp still hadn't risen and while the hours passed, the lures were constantly wrenched back and forth while I kept a close eye on the myriad of crocs.
I'd become quite blasé by this time from the repetitive tweaking of the lure that for some reason or another while working the lure, I felt a light bump.
My automatic reaction was to wrench the rod back. As I did, I felt a thumping head shake through the rod tip and immediately set the hook into a good fish.
We all looked back in awe as this brute barrelled out in a violent leap, tail walking the surface of the water. I'd met my match, a solid barra causing me to huff and puff as he headed for a snag on the opposite side of the billabong.
Knowing I was in trouble, Mark, the skipper of the GS Marine, gunned the boat aiding in pulling the fish away from the pandanus trees all the while I was trying to gain as much line back as I could. Though the fight only took a few minutes, the weight of the fish and broad tail made it a difficult task getting him to the boat easily.
Finally lifting the fish, the silver flanks shone through the murky water and with a grin from ear to ear, I'd just landed my PB barra. We'd previously landed quite a number of fish nudging the 55cm mark but this bloke blew them away measuring 73cm.
Of course there's nothing I'd like more than to lock horns with a metrey but I was still content with the fish I had just landed. We continued targeting the weed banks since this is where the majority of hook-ups came from and with each pass found fish liking our lures. On a high, the two days ended with a cricket score of fish ranging 30 to 73cm. What some didn't like, they tossed but the majority of hook-ups turned into successful landings.
Read Jarrod Day's new article on lures, gear and trolling for barra at Corroboree Billabong.
| Recovering from a sore wrist and stretched arms, I could only imagine the sheer power from a metre plus barra.
With that in mind and plenty more of the territory to explore, I quickly pencilled in another date for some hotter barra action.
|Jarrod's Barra Approach
|Don't Forget the Necessities
|Barra Fishing NT
Wilson Live Fibre Territory 8kg
Shimano Calais 200ASV
30lb Finis Braid
60lb Black Magic Flourocarbon
| Jarrod fished courtesy of Tourism NT and Darwin's Barra Base
For more information on travelling to the Territory I suggest you log onto www.tourismnt.com.au or call 136110
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You may remember me saying in a recent post about my new love for MAC Paints that I would give the scary-looking Flammable shade a go in an EOTD. I wasn't lying – I did it!
I'm not normally one for wearing a whole lot of eye makeup, so red eyeshadow was certainly something very far out of my comfort zone. I actually think it worked, though! It made my eyes look VERY blue. I'm not sure why the colouring is different in the two following photos as they were taken about 5 seconds apart sitting in the same place, but there you go. It sort of gives you an idea of how it looked in sunlight, and in normal daylight. My brow looks exceptionally ginger in the first one!
You can see at the top of the page the products I used. I obviously used the MAC Flammable Paint as a base (I didn't use any other eyeshadow primer – the Paints have exceptional lasting power on me!), and applied MAC Cranberry eyeshadow on top over the whole lid. I slightly darkened the outer half of the lid with Inglot 452 eyeshadow, and used Inglot eyeshadow 63 through the crease. The Inglot 452 eyeshadow is also along the lower lashline. I blended out the edges of the black with the matte white eyeshadow from the Sleek MakeUP Circus palette (it has barely any pigment but it's useful for blending out colours). I haven't included eyeliner or mascara in the photo, but if you were interested it was No7 Smoky Eyeliner and RMK Separate Curl Mascara.
I felt surprisingly comfortable in this and enjoyed wearing it. I might go a shade braver more often!
Have you recently done something out of your makeup comfort zone?


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Two weekends ago, we had a great South Florida Teacher Blogger Meet-Up. It was absolutely amazing! I was able to meet such energetic, hardworking, and kind women.
You can read more about them in my previous post about our meet-up by clicking HERE.
Janine from Pink Ink and Polka Dots, Elizabeth Polo from First Grade Stripes, and I were able to gather up some nice goodies from some generous sponsors to share with our guests, which as promised, I will be highlighting today. The great thing is that THREE LUCKY WINNERS will be able to win a goodie bag just like ours, PLUS a gift certificate to one of our stores.
Bridget of Lovely Little Leaders donated some beautiful notepads to help us stay organized. Not only is Bridget a sweet heart, but she is an expert at staying organized. You can find some beautiful designs and organizational items by visiting her store.
Sheila JaneTeaching donated some wonderful inspirational messages. Her website states that her goal is add value to our busy teacher lives with helpful tools, videos, podcasts, newsletters and resources. I absolutely loved visiting her site. It's both beautiful and inspiring.
GoNoodle, a free brain breaks website, donated some cute stickers for each of us.
We had a raffle giving away gift certificates from Lessons with Mrs. Labrasciano, The Daily Alphabet, First Grade Blue Skies, Kindergarten Smorgasboard, L. Paull Designs, Miss Johnston's Journey, Buzzin Bees of Learning, and Kindergarten Boom Boom. We received so many great donations from these sponsors that EACH of the attendees walked away with a gift certificate.
So now, for the fun part! We are sending a gift bag with goodies received at our luncheon to THREE lucky winners.
The lucky winners will receive the following:
Soy Delicious tin candle
Kindergarten Smorgasboard bag/pen/lanyard
ClassDojo bag
Jamberry Nail Art
Sheila Jane Teaching inspirational message
GoNoodle stickers
a set of Scentos glue
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On behalf of Janine from Faithful in First , Elizabeth Polo from First Grade Stripes, and myself, we would like to thank ALL of the teachers that attended our FIRST South Florida Teacher Blogger Meet Up and ALL of our wonderful sponsors whose generosity made this luncheon a great success! We look forward to our next meet up.
Good luck to those entering our giveaway and thanks for visiting!
Your Thrifty Co-Teacher,


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FODO has welcomed the NHS long term plan (published 7 January 2019). It does not directly impact on GOS (with the possible exception of service to care homes) and there is much that community optics, ophthalmology and hearing services can get behind:
- reforming outpatients and moving care out of hospitals into primary and community care
- reemphasis on prevention and early intervention
- preservation of patient choice
- establishment of primary care networks of GPs which LOCs can work with and within
- commitment to roll out IT standards and make Electronic Health Records accessible to patients and all clinicians involved in NHS care which must imply IT connectivity for optical practices
- inter-disciplinary 'credentialing' of training programmes to enable professionals to develop more widely outside their core disciplines
- making 2019-20 a transitional year rather than launching headlong into change.
However there are also some potential risks:
- the (all but) abolition of CCGs and genuine commissioning
- the emergence of mega, Trust-led, prime contractor models of care – Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) to be rolled out in all locations by April 2021
- weakened local levers to challenge policies which might jeopardise patient care
- risk that all additional primary care funding will flow to GPs
- fixed NHS budget for 5 years (no 'top ups') with uncertainty about training budgets, capital investment and social care funding.
FODO CEO David Hewlett said: "All national plans bring opportunities as well as risks and this one is no different. We will certainly have our work cut out to ensure that the services our members offer are not crushed beneath the juggernaut of reform and that the public value we deliver is recognised especially in integrated care systems (ICSs) and primary care networks. We will also keep working to move eye health and hearing up the NHS and public health agendas and to ensure that optical, hearing and ophthalmology practices can continue to flourish to meet patient and public need."


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Katie Price has revealed she has been taking vitamins and is 'ready to hit the London marathon on Sunday'.
Despite fans refusing to sponsor the former model over fears that she will ultimately not take part, Katie continued to share her adverts with the vitamin company, promising that they've made her feel 'full of energy just in time for the big race on Sunday'.
Concerns over Katie's participation began when it was revealed she had only raised £315 for her chosen charity despite a target of £2000; she also admitted that she had done no training.
Organisers for the London Marathon confirmed to Metro.co.uk that Katie is still registered as a celebrity ambassador for the event, and that she has until 5pm on 21 April to pick up her running numbers from London's ExCel centre.
Reps for Katie have not responded to requests for comment from Metro.co.uk.
Katie is running the 26.2 mile run for the British Lung Foundation after her mother Amy was diagnosed with a terminal lung condition in 2017.
'I haven't gone the distance I did before, because my knees are damaged,' she told Heat magazine, adding that she would 'rather save my strength for marathon day'.
'There's absolutely no way I could ever not run this marathon. Whatever happens, whatever pain I'm in – it's to make my mum proud in the end.'
In another interview with New! she also snapped when asked about her donation total, blaming the lack of support on her social media team who she claimed had not promoted it.
Katie also revealed that on the evening before the marathon she had a personal appearance at a club, thought to be in Redcar, but that she would not drink and that she would be 'sleeping during the journey'.
When asked if she had changed her diet to reflect her training she added: 'No I still eat shit. Curry night on a Friday, Dominos on a Sunday.'
She previously ran the marathon in 2009.
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The best captain doesn't rush in front.
The fiercest fighter doesn't bluster.
The big winner isn't competing.
The best boss takes a low footing.
This is the power of noncompetition
This is the right use of ability.
To follow heaven's lead
has always been the best way.
—Lao Tzu
Ursula K Le Guin's version
We have nothing to prove to one another. There's nothing worth bragging about, and so there's nothing worth losing. When we are confident in our abilities or even just trusting of our abilities, there's nothing to lose because you know what you have and what you gained.
It's those who most need competition that you should be cautious around.
This reminds me of all the many literary competitions that exist. Assuming such a thing even made sense in a practical or ideological way, it would still be a silly thing to bother with.
Art is not a competition. Life is not a competition.
I've participated in several literary competitions in the past and I've never won, and while it bothered me at the time, it doesn't now, and hasn't for a long time. There are countless reasons why I didn't win those competitions, but the simplest explanation is that I didn't write work worth praising.
This shouldn't surprise anyone who's ever been involved in the arts. It's interesting to me how far I've come in just the last year. While I have a bunch of novels I wrote in the past couple years, I very much doubt I'll ever publish any of them, since what I'm writing now is just so much better than what I was writing two years ago, five years ago.
I gave up on literary competitions for a lot of reasons, though none of them were the belief that my work was unworthy. I've always liked what I write! But it just became a silly thing to do. Even setting aside my ideological and moral issues with literary competitions, there really is no reason to pin works against one another.
Art has value, even when most people don't like it. Even when no people like it.
Self expression is valuable in and of itself, and so there's no reason to even compare it to another work to try to determine which is better.
Art is made to provoke thought or emotion.
If you're doing that, you're succeeding, in a general sense.
The same can be said of just about everything. It makes sense to compete in sports, but does it matter if you win or lose?
I don't think so.
Humility is strength, because it comes from an understanding of who and what you are. The humble are less easily shaken than the vain or the gloryseekers.
So just love what you do, and keep doing what you do.
We don't need an audience or attendants or awards. We just need to be.


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As we celebrate legendary singer Sade's 57th birthday today [January 16], let's look back at our favorite 10 times the beloved singer took her illustrious career to the next level.
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This month I'm featuring Very Vintage Florals, perfect for Spring themed projects!
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What is your favourite thing about PIP and why?
The instant feeling of passion from everyone at PIP. Everyone here cares so deeply about the organisation and your're able to see the huge contribution PIP makes to enhancing the student's lives.
What do you like to do in your free time?
Watch and read anything superhero related with my son! e.g The Ultimate Spiderman, The Avengers, Fantastic 4 etc. I also love cooking and trying new recipes.
What is your favourite session at PIP?
The dance session is epic and full of energy. Makes me want to get involved and shake a leg too!
Tell us something interesting about yourself that we might not know.
More or less every year since I was seven I have participated in the Notting Hill Carnival, dressing up in costume, getting messy in paint, mud or powder or both! Carnival is a HUGE part of my heritage and being a part of the festivities is a MUST in my family.


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Arthur Caplan is not a medical doctor, but he has made a successful career offering his opinion to physicians, institutions and the news media about doctors and how they should act.
Dr. Caplan, who holds a doctoral degree from Columbia University in the history and philosophy of science, is a professor of medical ethics at NYU Langone Medical Center, part of New York University. But Dr. Caplan, who is 65 and was raised in Framingham, Mass., is best known to peers and the public for assessing moral issues inherent to biomedical endeavors such as clinical trials, organ donations, blood banking and gene therapy.
He has long been an advocate of disclosures to patients about the risks and benefits of participating in studies of new drugs and has pushed for doctors to disclose the financial benefits they receive from drug and medical-device makers.
On Wednesday, Johnson & Johnson announced Dr. Caplan would help it develop a program through which desperately ill patients could get experimental drugs as a last-chance treatment.
In that role, he will assemble a panel of doctors, ethics experts and patient advocates to review so-called compassionate use requests from patients for unapproved drugs and decide which ones to approve.
It is the type of issue that raises the moral, medical and legal questions that have attracted Dr. Caplan throughout his career. He first became interested in medical ethics while a graduate student, and soon after finishing his studies, he joined the Hastings Center, a research institute in Garrison, N.Y., that focuses on bioethics, eventually becoming its associate director.
He said his interest in bioethics began at age 7, when he came down with polio in what he said was one of the last major outbreaks nationwide. Although the case was not serious, the virus left him temporarily paralyzed, and his time in the hospital got him thinking about big questions, such as why doctors were not more open with children about their medical care, and "why can't they fix everything?"
He said an interest in how society should deal with medical shortages has been a theme throughout his career, beginning in the 1970s, when kidney dialysis was in short supply, and into the 1980s, when questions about who should be given an organ transplant rose to prominence. Dr. Caplan said he worked in the 1980s with Al Gore, then a senator, to help develop what became a national organ sharing network.
After that, he ran a biomedical ethics program at the University of Minnesota for several years. He also spoke out about the exploitation of poor and minority patients in medical studies such as the infamous Tuskegee experiments, in which black patients infected with syphilis were left untreated — to test the progress of the disease — without their knowledge.
"Informed consent is a privileged man's protection," Dr. Caplan said at a medical ethics symposium in 1991. "It is not going to work as well for someone who is poor and uneducated and for whom the researcher may have prejudice and contempt. It works best for those who are educated enough to know to demand it."
In 1994, he left Minnesota for a post at the University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, where he stayed for two decades. His arrival there coincided with an explosion of interest in genetics and the use of gene therapies.
In 2000, after the death of a teenage patient, Jesse Gelsinger, during a gene therapy trial at the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Caplan was sued along with several researchers involved in the trial by Mr. Gelsinger's family, who claimed he was had not been informed of its risks. Dr. Caplan, who had provided advice on the study's ethics, was subsequently dropped from the case.
Dr. Caplan has also served as an adviser to the Clinton administration and the Defense Department, and as chairman of numerous study panels formed by international organizations and professional groups.
He frequently basks in attention from reporters who, on a day when a big medical story breaks, instinctively telephone him, knowing that he will quickly return that call with a useful quote and appealing observation.
"My sense is that he is just about willing to comment on anything if asked," said Dr. Michael Carome, director of the health research group at Public Citizen, an advocacy group in Washington.
At times, he has clashed with colleagues over ethical questions.
In 2013, Dr. Carome and Dr. Caplan differed in their positions on a controversial clinical trial, in which a federal agency found that several universities had failed to properly inform families about the serious potential risks to their premature babies. Dr. Carome and his group said the universities had behaved improperly; Dr. Caplan defended the study in an article he was a co-author of in The New England Journal of Medicine.
Dr. Carome said he felt Dr. Caplan had not adequately researched the issue. "He was voicing opinions and making judgments without being adequately informed about what the research involved," Dr. Carome said. "He puts the weight of his reputation behind a topic, and people accept and believe what he says."
Dr. Caplan noted that his views on the topic appeared in a prestigious, peer-reviewed medical journal. "I mean, that's about as good an endorsement as you're going to get," he said.
The same interest drives his current project with Johnson & Johnson, he said. "Trying to come up with something that is at least fairer, that's been a big issue for me."


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A few ex-boyfriends ago, I learned an incredibly valuable less: how to properly make a tomato sandwich. I am forever grateful.
During the summers we'd drive to Virginia to his family's lake house. It was there where I'd buy big-ass tomatoes from old men who sold them out of their pick-up trucks parked alongside the road. They were beautiful and warm from the sun (the tomatoes not the old men). There's something about a southern tomato that's just really special. They're kinda magical.
The first step to a glorious tomato sandwich is salting the tomatoes and allowing them to sit and drain on a few paper towels. This makes it so the tomato sandwich doesn't end up being soggy. NO SOG ZONE.
I learned that tomato sandwiches MUST be eaten on white bread.
Normally I wouldn't really eat white bread but with tomato sandwiches they're a must. And mayonnaise. Preferably Duke's mayonnaise.
Mayonnaise goes on both sides of bread. The tomatoes are arranged and then topped with a bit of pepper. The other half of the bread is placed on and then you cut the sandwich like your mom did…triangle, in half, you know, with the crusts cut off if you're into that sort of thing.
And then you eat it.
Tomato sandwiches are the perfect super-quick-have-no-time-for-anything lunch. This week I've been busy cooking, shooting and having mini-meltdowns. Billy has been helping me every day and it's been a lot of fun. This was our set lunch yesterday and I have to say, it was pretty dang perfect.
Summer plz go away, but tomatoes plz stay!
- 2 to 3 heirloom tomatoes
- Salt
- Mayonnaise
- White bread
- Black pepper
- Slice the tomatoes and arrange them on a few bed of paper towels. Sprinkle the tomatoes with a few pinches of salt and allow to sit and drain for 5 to 7 minutes.
- Meanwhile, smother the slices of bread with mayonnaise. Both sides!
- Place a few slices of tomatoes on the bread and sprinkle with a bit of black pepper. Top with another slice of bread and cut in half. Repeat with the remaining sandwiches.


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Novation LaunchPad Ableton Live Controller for Composition and Performance.
Jointly designed by Ableton and Novation, Launchpad places Ableton Live at your fingertips. Whether you're a DJ, performing musician or studio producer, Launchpad gives you all you need to truly 'play' Live.
With a multi-colour 64-button grid and dedicated scene launch buttons, Launchpad is purpose built for triggering and manipulating clips in Live, it also offers a totally new way of controlling Ableton Live's mixer. Launchpad's buttons can be used to sketch out beats with drum racks, and they can be assigned to other functions in Live using Ableton's 'Learn' mode.
Launchpad ships with a dedicated 'Launchpad edition' of Ableton Live 8, but can control almost any other music software using Novation's award-winning 'Automap' control software.
Launchpad's 64-button grid and dedicated scene launch buttons are ideal for launching and controlling your clips and scenes.
Including volume, pans, sends, track arming, soloing and muting. Launchpad lets you jump to different levels across eight channels at once.
Launchpad can be used to play drum racks, creating beats and triggering samples in real time.
Launchpad can be used to control other functions using Ableton's 'Learn' mode. This includes Ableton's knobs and faders, which can be assigned to rows of buttons on Launchpad.
Launchpad supports multiple unit operation. Connect up to 3 Launchpads at a time. Expand your grid with multiple Launchpads, or have one Launchpad dedicated to mixer mode, and the other to launching clips.
Novation's Automap-enabled controllers work seamlessly together – a ZeRO SL MkII to control the mix, whilst Launchpad triggers clips!
Launchpad can also be control other DAWs and plug-ins using Novation's Automap control software. Automap can assign controls to software parameters on VST/AU/RTAS/TDM plug-ins by simply clicking on them, and touching a controller!
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Laserline 2 Button - T101-V2
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Please note that the model number 904 is a siren only - it is normally used on the Laserline model 996 but please check which model of alarm you have.
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Bath, Bath Botanical Gardens, Bath WI, Bath WI garden, BBC Gardeners World, WI centenary, WI Life, Women's Institute
[First off an apology – sorry this is late being published; entirely my fault! Sue.]
September has been a magical month for the Bath Women's Institute Edible Garden! It had a centre page spread in the September issue of WI Life Magazine, featuring our annual July Garden Party. There were glasses of fizz, delicious nibbles, and colourful yarn bombing setting the scene on a glorious hot summers' evening. The beautiful photographs showed the garden in all its July glory, the nasturtiums sizzled, the beans bounced, and the guests relaxed on our bench in this sylvan setting .
Our Garden is very photogenic, and we are so lucky that our talented photographer Guru has such a wonderful eye for catching the bees as they feast on the nectar, seeing the sunlight reflected on a bright red stalk of rainbow chard, or capturing the bath's camomile bubbles as they float on the breeze. She puts her beautiful photographs on our websites for all to enjoy, and the Garden is thankful that because of her, all its loveliness is seen by so many who cannot visit the Garden in person.
The iconic BBC gardening programme Gardeners' World featured Our Garden on September 11th ! Yes, our wonderful WI Edible Garden was chosen as part of a Gardeners' World special feature on the Centenary of the Women's Institute in Britain ! What an accolade, and what excitement! Our Gurus rose to the occasion, and the Garden was so proud to be filmed both in situ, and also, later, some of its runner beans were picked and pickled in true WI fashion! And of course, they were pronounced ' quite delicious ' by Rachel de Thame, the lovely presenter. A huge Well Done to every one of our talented Garden Team who have created this beautiful Garden; now "as seen on TV"!


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A Happy New Year to all. The GtheA caravan moves onward. More blog hits without basically saying anything than those who actually blog. Who is the Lone Ranger, Zorro, John Galt? Who is GtheA?
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Metronomis LED is the first post top range in the world to offer a palette of environmental lighting effects to give projects a unique contextual or aesthetic touch.
During the day, the discreet, transparent design blends into its context, be it contemporary or classical, while its night time appearance is both functional and decorative. Further diversity is provided by the possibility of specifying the type of light engine and selecting between a variety of masts and brackets
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Large Viscontea table lamp, designed in the 1960s by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni, made in Italy by Flos. The lamp consists of a plastic base and a wire frame onto which the shade has been sprayed with a special technique. It is equipped with one E 27 socket, which accommodates each corresponding lamp. The condition of the lamp is good, with light patina. There are no holes or cracks in the lampshade.
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Every year for the last 15 years or more, every snooker pundit in the land would have had Ronnie O'Sullivan as the first name down on the list, however, the "Rocket" appears to have an aversion to winning tournaments these days and has dropped down to number 12 in the world Snooker rankings. It would be no surprise if he was to bounce back; after all, he is the most capable player on the planet on his day. However, one attribute he no longer has is reliability and to that end, it is a great opportunity for some other players to steal the spotlight O'Sullivan has dominated for so long, here are five players who can make an impact at the major tournaments over the coming months.
Mark Selby
Currently at the top of the world rankings, the "Jester from Leicester" has been in a rich vein of form in 2011, appearing in the final of both the German Masters and China Open, where he lost in very close games against Mark Williams and Judd Trump respectively. He set a new record for the most century breaks at the World Championships in May, but could only make the last eight in the tournament, going down to Ding Junhui of China. However he won his last tournament, the Shanghai Masters in September after a thrilling battle with Williams which saw him come back from a 7-9 deficit to win 10-9. If he continues in that kind of form he is sure to feature in the latter stages of more ranking events and will be top of the snooker betting heading in to every tournament.
Mark Williams
After a few years in the wilderness, Mark Williams is well and truly back to his best and has climbed back from snooker obscurity to the number two spot in the world rankings. He is a two time World Champion and a player who has won 18 ranking tournaments since turning professional in 1992. He has also been runner up in ten more and has also won the Masters tournament twice. Like Selby his recent form has been 'top drawer', making three finals this year already, winning the German Masters, before finishing runner up in the Australian Open and the Shanghai Masters. He was involved in a thrilling battle with John Higgins in the semi final at the World Championship, but had to accept second best again to the Scot; losing a classic match, 14-17. However, a return to former glories are not too far away and his objective will be to win a third World Championship next April.
John Higgins
The "Wizard of Wishaw" for many, is still the player to beat on the circuit, particularly in the big events. Higgins won his fourth World Championship earlier this year and is also the reigning Welsh Open and UK champion, tournaments he won after being suspended by the snooker's governing body. His World Championship win was particularly poignant as it came in the wake of his father's death. His recent form has been reasonable with two quarter final finishes and although he is only currently ranked third in the world behind Selby and Williams, there is absolutely no doubt that when the UK Championship begins in December he will be back to his best.
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I wanted to let you know about some up and coming opportunities for Professional Development that I'm hosting online in the coming month.
The first session of Kindergarten 101: Five Steps to First Week Success is going to be held on THURSDAY, July 7th at 7pm EST.
Due to a high demand, I'm going to be hosting some additional sessions in July and August. Please check my Facebook page, Mrs. Jones's Class for future dates and times and to register.
Hope to see you there!