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For one of our friends, it was spark plugs in her truck. Though the truck needed new spark plugs, she waited too long to replace the plugs which led to a clogged catalytic converter—more than doubling her original repair bill. We see mistakes like this all the time from truck and car owners—mistakes that end up costing them more in the long run. Here are a few of the most common (and costly) errors car owners make with their vehicles.
Driving on a flat or with little tire tread
A flat tire can just be that: a flat tire that needs to be changed—or it can be the cause of serious (and costly) damage. A blown tire at high speed can damage car suspension and body parts. If you drive on tires with low pressure, you can actually damage your tire more; instead of just needing tire pressure or a tire fix, you need a new tire.
How you can avoid this mistake: Check your tire pressure regularly (here's how) or have your tire pressures checked every time you schedule an oil change appointment. If you find that your pressure is low, add enough air so your tire meets the pounds per square inch (PSI) that is specified on your driver's door decal or in your manual. Most importantly, don't ignore a tire that is repeatedly low. Schedule an appointment to see if your tire can be fixed; often the cause of your low tire can be inexpensively fixed instead of replaced.
Ignoring squealing brakes
Squealing brakes is a sign that your brakes need to be replaced. If you ignore those annoying brake sounds, you could end up in a car accident or in the ditch after your brakes fail. Both scenarios can lead to costly body and part repairs and replacement.
How you avoid this mistake: Watch for signs that your brakes need to be replaced, such as a squealing, grating sound, or a soft brake pedal. If you have any concerns about your brakes, ask your mechanic to check your brakes when they change your oil or rotate your tires.
Not being vigilant about a failing AC
A car AC system blowing cool air is a wonderful thing. That same system can become vulnerable to breakdown if one part of the system starts to malfunction or if there is a leak. Waiting too long to repair one part of your AC system can cause the whole system to stop working.
How you avoid this mistake: If you want to keep that blast of cool air, be watchful so leaks can be fixed promptly. We've listed signs of a failing car AC unit here. A car or truck air conditioner with a leak is an air conditioner that's not going to keep working. If you notice that the air blowing from your AC is not as cool or that it takes longer for the air to cool, schedule an appointment to have your AC system inspected. If there is a refrigerant leak, the system needs to be repaired and recharged.
Ignoring warning lights
It's one of the biggest—and most common—mistakes made by most car owners today: driving with a warning light on because, "it's not a big deal." While it may not harm your car right away, driving with your check engine on—or any of your critical warning lights—can cause more damage, both in the amount of parts and the cost of repairs.
How you avoid this mistake: When a light comes on, ask your mechanic to check your car at your next oil change, or make an appointment to get the problem diagnosed. Though we all love to procrastinate, waiting too long can cost you more in the long run.


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Venue & Hospitality
DoubleTree by Hilton Philadelphia Airport
4509 Island Avenue, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania PA 19153
Important Note:
In the above venue, "International Conference on Cancer Biology R&D and Market" will be represented as '12-USA-JUN-D'. Use this code while communicating with the hotel for further queries related to our conference.
Please feel free to contact us for further queries.
Phone:+1 215-365-4150
Julie Rafine (Hotel Sales Manager)
Phone - 2159374510
Email - [email protected]
Conference Dates: September 18-19, 2017
Hotel Services & Amenities
- Audio/Visual Equipment Rental.
- Business Center.
- Business Phone Service.
- Complimentary Printing Service.
- Express Mail.
- Fax.
- Meeting Rooms.
- Office Rental.
- Photo Copying Service.
- Secretarial Service.
- Telex.
- Typewriter.
- Video Conference.
- Video Messaging.
- Video Phone.
- Baggage Storage.
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Songwriter, singer, guitarist Ann Reed has been performing for more than 35 years with her rich, dark-chocolate voice, storytelling from the human experience, and songs that find a permanent place in the heart. Of course some of her songs and stories might end up closer to your funny bone — a little irreverence never hurt anyone. Ann has toured North America coast to coast, doing concerts, clubs, festivals, and she's met wonderful fans and made friends all along the way.
The basics: Ann is a Minnesota native. She began teaching herself how to play the guitar at the ripe old age of 12 and has been a performer for her entire adult life. Growing up with two older brothers, she was influenced by whatever they were listening to — Kingston Trio, early Joni Mitchell, Vanilla Fudge, Cream, Buffalo Springfield, Beach Boys, Beatles, Pete Seeger — plus the writers and singers of her parents' era: Cole Porter, George and Ira Gershwin, Ella Fitzgerald, Rosemary Clooney. Mary Travers — of Peter, Paul and Mary fame — was the first singer Ann heard who sang low, just like her. Validation!
Ann wrote and performed Heroes: A Celebration of Women Who Changed History and Changed Our Lives, a theatrical presentation produced by Minnesota Public Radio. And in a departure from her usual repertoire, she developed Nothing But Class: The Songs of Dorothy Fields, honoring the first woman to be inducted into the Songwriters' Hall of Fame.
Those who have heard Ann in concert know she has a knack for telling a good story and will be delighted by her first novel, Citizens of Campbell, a story about a small Iowa town, the unlikely but lifelong friendship of two World War II veterans, and the richness that comes from a simple life.
Next up — Winter Springs, Summer Falls, a new CD due out in November of 2017. She writes the lion's share of the songs on her albums — beautiful and memorable compositions that have been covered by other artists as well.
The custom 12-string guitar that Ann plays is now older than some people in her audience. It was built by luthier Charlie Hoffman of Minneapolis. (Origin of the word "luthier," by the way, is from "lute" and bears no relationship to the profusion of Lutherans who live in Minnesota.)
Ann Reed's songs move me. I'm not easily moved, having heard
a thousand or two songwriters, and her songs go to my heart.
Some of them are completely perfect.
— Garrison Keillor
While you're here visiting the website, you can peruse photos and products. There's a link to Ann's blog, written whenever she gets around to it, lyrics to many of her songs, and a schedule of performances.
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For every holiday, event, or flower-adorned space, here are our favorite, fast and easy tips for how to make cut flowers last longer.
- GET EDGEY: Before placing the flowers into water, cut the stems at an angle instead of directly across. The increased surface area will allow more uptake of water and nutrients.
- THE SOLUTION IS PART OF THE SOLUTION: Add the little packet of nutrients that come with most bouquets (it's basically sugar). NOTE: If you don't have a little packet that came with your cut flowers – perhaps you picked your own bouquet – you can make your own. Mix into the vase water:
- 2 tablespoons apple cider vinegar (to reduce bacteria growth in the water)
- 2 tablespoons sugar (to provide energy to the cut flowers)
- HIT REFRESH. Change the water (with fresh vinegar and sugar, if possible, and freshly cut stems) every few days.
OTHER IDEAS: Some say to add a copper penny and a cube of sugar to the vase water; that the copper in pennies is thought to act like an acidifier, which prevents the growth of bacteria. Other suggestions from Readers' Digest include adding a few drops of vodka plus a teaspoon of sugar. They also tried aspirin! What do you find works best to keep your flowers in tip top shape?


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An old woman was walking along the street when she heard a voice telling her…"You will live to be over 100." She looked around…but no one else seemed to have heard the voice. Then she heard it again, "You will live to be over 100." Again she looked around, and again, no one else seemed to have heard anything. Convinced it was The Lord telling her this, she made an appointment with a plastic surgeon, and signed up for a face lift, a tummy tuck, liposuction, breast implants, and a nose job, all to be done simultaneously. Figuring since The Lord told her she would live to be 100, she'd better do something to make herself look better.
After healing from all the operations and looking great she decided to go shopping. While crossing the street, she was hit by a bus and killed instantly. When she got to heaven, she asked the Lord, "Why did I die?" You told me I was going to live to be more than 100?" God looked at her…and replied…. "Oh, I'm sorry; I didn't recognize you."


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Sometimes when you're at a farmers market, you look at all the great stuff from local farms and you just want to cut off a hunk of this and a slice of that to make yourself a sandwich.
That might get you in trouble with the various farmers, so it might be safer to go to The Farm Stand in South Portland and let them do it for you.
The market in South Portland's up-and-coming Knightville neighborhood offers produce from Jordan's Farm in Cape Elizabeth and has a butcher's counter with grass-fed beef, pastured pork and lamb and free-range poultry from farms all over Maine.
But if you can't wait to get those ingredients home and make something yourself, you can saunter in any day between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m., when lunch is served.
The Farm Stand usually offers three made-to-order sandwiches. Two are creative, adult-sized sandwiches for about $6.95. One is a slightly simpler kid's sandwich for $5.95. It says kid's on the menu board, but the staff will tell you anyone can get it. There are also two hot soups everyday. Plus, the market has chips, things to drink and various house-made salads.
The day I went, they were offering a house-smoked ham sandwich with cheddar cheese, smoked jalapeño mayo, daikon radish and pickled carrot on a bun. They also had a sandwich of hummus, cranberry mayo, Swiss cheese, pickle, watermelon radish, tomato and cucumber on whole wheat. Both were $6.95. The kid's sandwich was ham, mayo and cheddar on a bun.
I picked the house-smoked ham sandwich. While the counter staff was making it, I browsed the soup offerings in two big self-serve pots. One was a roasted vegetable stew with tomato, squash, sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts, mushrooms, potatoes, carrots, fennel, sherry, cumin, olive oil, salt and pepper. All of those ingredients were conveniently written on a little chalkboard, so customers would know exactly what they were getting.
The other soup offering was a chili with grass-fed beef, smoked pork ribs, peppers, celery, onion, tomato, mushrooms, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, scallion, ramen broth, white bean broth and a few other things. I picked a 12-ounce cup of the roast vegetable stew for $4.95.
The stew had a thick, tangy tomato base with a ton of vegetables. I'm not the biggest Brussels sprouts fan, but the tiny wedges in the stew were delicious. Even without meat it was a hearty and tasty dish.
The sandwich also had some things I'm not usually big on, like daikon radish and pickled carrot. But both worked really well and overall the sandwich was one of the best I've had. The slices of ham were thin and smoky. The thick slice of carrot was a little crunchy, as were the radishes. The jalapeño mayo gave it just enough heat.
And the bun was freshly baked with a little dusting of flour on the outside. It was crusty enough but soft inside.
By browsing The Farm Stand's Facebook page, I noticed other sandwiches I'd like to try. One is roast beef, cheddar, pickled carrot, cranberry sauce and mayo on a bun. Another is Tuscan pork, cheddar cheese, apple chutney, lettuce and mayo on whole wheat. Some other soups on the daily menu board have included potato stew, beef mushroom, ham and vegetable and sausage chili.
The Farm Stand is close to Mill Creek Park, so in nice weather it's a great place to get takeout and then park on a bench to eat.
In winter, it's location works in reverse. Go for a skate on the frozen pond at the park, then stroll over to The Farm Stand for soup to warm you.
WHERE: 161 Ocean St., South Portland; 805-1481
HOURS: Soups and sandwiches available 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. daily
WAIT: About five minutes
PARKING: Yes, in a lot on the side of the building
HANDICAPPED ACCESSIBLE: Yes


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City of ShakopeeHome Menu
Attending a Council Meeting
The Shakopee City Council meets the first and third Tuesdays of each month at 7 p.m., with special sessions scheduled when necessary. Meetings are held in the Council Chambers at city hall, 485 Gorman St. The public is welcome to attend.
Items of routine business are placed on the consent agenda. These items may be removed from the consent agenda by a councilor for individual discussion but are otherwise approved in one motion, usually as one of the first actions of the meeting.
Speaking at a Council meeting
At each meeting, there is a designated period of time for "Recognition of Involved Citizens by City Council," during which community members in the audience who wish to speak on an item not listed on the meeting agenda are invited to the podium.
Before addressing the City Council, attendees must sign in with their name and address. Most meetings of the City Council and the boards and commissions are televised, so speakers must step up to the podium and speak loudly and clearly.
Comments should not be more than five minutes in length; the mayor may adjust the time depending on the number of persons seeking to comment. Longer presentations must be scheduled through the City Clerk's Office.
This comment period may not be used to make personal attacks, air personality grievances, make political endorsements or for political campaign purposes. Council action should not be expected at the time of a proposed non-agenda item; questions from council are for clarification only.
Public comments are always taken during public hearings. However, for other issues, it is left to the discretion of the mayor as to whether to take comments.


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Booking Conditions
This is where your journey begins! Please read these Booking Conditions carefully. They set out your agreement with TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS and contain important information. We've tried to keep the legalese to a minimum, but please bear with us. TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS is a registered trading name with its head office in India (New Delhi) and Wholesale offices in Australia (Sydney), New Zealand (Auckland).
By signing and or paying the non-refundable deposit you acknowledge you have read and agreed to the Booking Conditions. The Booking Conditions are binding when your booking is confirmed in writing to you or your travel agent.
1. Validity:
The Private Tour Brochure is valid from 15 September 2015 to 14 September 2016 and Group Tour Brochure is valid from 15 September 2015 to 30 June 2016, unless otherwise specified.
2. Reservation and Deposit:
Please complete and forward the booking form (overleaf) with a non refundable deposit of $300 per person at the time of confirmation. For bookings at a value of less than $300, full payment is due at the time of booking. Some of the tours and ground arrangements may require a higher deposit of up to 50% to meet local tour operator's booking conditions. These details will be provided on confirmation. The deposit is required within 7 days of confirmation to hold the reservation. The booking confirmation will include balance amount due 60 days prior to departure. Failing to Prices are subject to change until paid in full. Failure to pay in full by due date may result in the automatic cancelation of your booking without refund of monies paid. Receipt of deposit will be taken as an understanding by the Company that the participant has checked their confirmed travel arrangements and has read and agrees to abide by the terms and conditions set forth in this brochure. Any verbal quote given is an estimate only of the price which will be subject to advice on confirmation of the reservation.
3.Price Guarantee:
Prices in this brochure are based on costs and exchange rates as at 1 June 2015. Should these costs change it may be necessary to make a surcharge on the price of your holiday. However no surcharge in respect to cost or currency fluctuations will be made to the arrangements of your holiday once full payment has been received by TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS. This does not apply to any tax charges or levies imposed by any government or their agencies. The air contents of tours are based on airfares applicable as at the above brochure validity date. As airline prices are constantly changing it may be necessary to impose an air surcharge any time up to departure. The package prices are only on cash, cheque or direct bank transfer purchase only. Payment by credit card will incur an additional 3% bank fee of the total travel arrangements at the time of payment.
4. Availability:
All arrangements are strictly subject to availability at the time of booking. We recommend that you book as early as possible especially during the peak season months from October to April.
5. Last Moment Changes:
After commencement of the travel any changes requested by the client, additional cost incurred must be paid in full at the time of request.
6. Single to Twin Passengers:
Passengers wishing to share will pay the twin share price. If someone is not compatible with the person they have been matched up with, any additional costs incurred to assist with changing their room type will be at the passenger's expense and subject to availability. Smoking is not permitted in hotel rooms.
7. Special requirement:
You are responsible to make us aware should you have any specific travelling needs at the time of booking. Special room and dietary requests will be accepted and passed on to the hotels but cannot be guaranteed. Meal plans include breakfast and/or dinner as mentioned.
8. Not Included in the Tour Cost:
Visa and passport cost, vaccination and medical expense, any type of insurance, excess baggage, extra meals, mini bar, room service, additional excursions, laundry, beverages, souvenirs, tipping, postage, phone calls, internet, none collectable taxes, items of a personal nature and anything not mentioned in includes column of your quote.
9. Cancellations/Transfer of Booking:
In the event of cancellation following per person per booking cancelation fee applies. Departure is calculated from the first date of services booked with TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS
Regrettably cancellation charges cannot be waived. There will be no exceptions. No refunds on unused or missed out services due to any unforeseen circumstances after departure from original city. Please note that employees of any overseas suppliers are not authorised by TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS to make any undertakings to our clients in respect of refunds or other matters.
Cancelation of air and rail arrangement will be subject to fees charged in accordance with the type of airfare tariff regulations.
- 60 days or more prior to departure, Loss of deposit
- Less than 60 days before departure Up to 50% of cost
- Less than 30 days before departure Up to 100% of cost
Regrettably cancellation charges cannot be waived. There will be no exceptions. No refunds on unused or missed out services due to any unforeseen circumstances after departure from original city. Please note that employees of any overseas suppliers are not authorised by TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS to make any undertakings to our clients in respect of refunds or other matters.
Cancelation of air and rail arrangement will be subject to fees charged in accordance with the type of airfare tariff regulations.
10. Cancellation by TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS:
Every tour is guaranteed departure with minimum one person in private car tour and group tour as mentioned in tour itinerary. The company reserve rights to cancel any tour due to any unforeseen circumstances and will advise you soon as possible. We stress that occurs very rare, however in such eventuality company will make every endeavour to offer substitute arrangements of a similar nature, standard and cost. If the arrangements offered are not acceptable to you, a full amount, except any penalty charged by airlines and any third party will be refunded. TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS takes no responsibility of any loss incur due to the tour cancellation.
11. Discounts:
The loyalty discount offered in the brochure are given on the lowest price tour package and cannot be combined with any other offer or discount. Company reserve right to withdraw or change these offers any time.
12. Errors & Omissions:
We reserve rights to correct any errors in price quoted or calculated for any services and notify you soon as possible.
13. Hotel Descriptions, Maps and Photos:
Hotel descriptions featured in this brochure are based on current hotel guides and contractual agreements provided by suppliers. Any facilities described are subject to change at any time. Maps and photographs are included for general information and may not necessarily reflect actual routings location or services. Hotel room photographs many not be specific to the actual room occupied.
14. Room & Bedding configuration:
All the accommodation quoted in the itinerary we considered lead-in or base category room unless requested. Double room is fitted with double bed or twin beds, single room may be smaller than other room and it depends on hotel to hotel. Triple rooms usually offered double bed with an additional roll away, mattress or fold away bed for third person in same size room which sometime may be crowded.
15. Travelling with Children:
In hotel where child stay from free is generally room paid for two adult and expected children to share parent's bed. Hotel will not provided extra bed and additional charges may be levied for child meal and extra bed. Additional room is charged an adult rate even if child stays without adult.
Children's fares are available on application but please note that children under 5 are only permitted on private car tour and not permitted on any group journeys. Client will be responsible for the health, safety and security of their children.
Children's fares are available on application but please note that children under 5 are only permitted on private car tour and not permitted on any group journeys. Client will be responsible for the health, safety and security of their children.
16. Fitness and Participation:
We strive to ensure your arrangements are delivered smoothly, how ever there are times when problem arise while on tour. If the client is not satisfied with any aspect of their arranAll Clients are expected to satisfy themselves prior to booking that they are fit and able to complete the day-to-day activities mentioned in the itinerary of their chosen tour. Most of the tours require walking while visiting monuments, parks, bazaars etc during sightseeing tours. Some tours may require walking, climbing, cycling, trekking, embarking and disembarking boats etc. Clients agree to accept the authority and decisions of the Company's employees, tour leaders, and agents whilst on tour. If in the opinion of such person, the health or conduct of a Client before or after the departure appears likely to endanger the safe, comfortable or happy progress of the tour, the Client may be excluded from all or part of the tour, in which case all monies paid will be forfeited and the Company will not be liable to pay any compensation whatsoever to such Client.
Travellers, who have per-existing medical condition that affects their fitness to travel or any medical dietary requirement, must be advised at the time of booking. We recommend all travellers should visit their Doctor for these aforementioned purposes and/or to confirm that they are physically able to undertake the day-to-day requirements of the tour.
Travellers, who have per-existing medical condition that affects their fitness to travel or any medical dietary requirement, must be advised at the time of booking. We recommend all travellers should visit their Doctor for these aforementioned purposes and/or to confirm that they are physically able to undertake the day-to-day requirements of the tour.
17. Passport Visa and Vaccinations:
It is mandatory that you familiarise yourself with any visa and health requirements that may be applicable in the countries you are visiting. You are responsible for all entry exist, health laws, regulations, orders, demands or requirements of countries visited or transited. Please note that passport and visa requirements are not the responsibility of TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS or that of your travel agent and both parties cannot be held liable for any loss or expense due to the failure to comply with the above.
18. Insurance:
It is a condition of booking one of our tours that travellers are adequately insured for the full duration of their travel arrangements in respect of illness, injury, death, loss of baggage and personal item cancellation and curtailment. We strongly recommend that you take suitable travel insurance at the time of booking.
19. Local Laws:
All participants in tours operated by the Company are expected to obey the laws and regulations of the countries visited and any failure to do so will relieve the Company of all obligations that it may otherwise have under the Contract.
20. Complaints & Claims:
We strive to ensure your arrangements are delivered smoothly, how ever there are times when problem arise while on tour. If the client is not satisfied with any aspect of their arrangements they must immediately bring it to attention of the local office manager at the time so that they may use their reasonable endeavours to rectify the situation. If problem can not be resolved you should contact on emergency phone line provided in your documents. Failure to complain at the time will affect the Client's ability to claim compensation from the Company. Should the problem remain unsolved during journey you should send us written correspondence detailing the nature of complaint as well as the effort you made to resolve the problem while on tour. Please send your correspondence with supporting within 28 days of the completion of the tour. No complaint or claim will be considered if made after this period.
21. Behaviour:
It is the Client's responsibility to ensure that he and the members of his Party do not behave in a way which causes offence or danger to others or which risks damage to property belonging to others. In such circumstances all suppliers (e.g. hotel staff, guide, driver, airline staff etc.) and the Company have the right to terminate arrangements made on the Client's behalf, in which case the Company's responsibility to the Client ceases immediately. Therefore, the Company will not be liable for any refunds, payment of compensation or reimbursement of any cost or expenses incurred as a result. Further, the Client will be liable to reimburse the Company for any expenses whatsoever that it incurs as a result of such behaviour.
22. Liability Disclaimer:
TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS (herewith called the company) advises that the passengers should familiarise themselves with the services, quality, location, terms and conditions of our supplier such as hotel, transporter, airlines before booking. TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS will not be responsible and will be excluded from liability for any loss, damage, omission or acts being negligent or otherwise committed by the suppliers of transportation vehicle, hotels, restaurants or attractions used in connection with the tours. While the Company will use its best endeavours to operate all tours as advertised reasonable changes in the itinerary or services may be made without notice where deemed necessary or advisable by the Company. No refund will be made for any unused services which are included in the tour price. The information detailed in the Company brochure range, including pricing is correct to the best of the Company's knowledge at the time of print. The Company however accepts no liability for innocent inaccuracies contained herein.
23. Airlines Baggage Allowance:
Though we do not have any luggage limit while travelling by coach or car but airlines are frequently changing there luggage allowance policy. Domestic airfare included in our tour includes current baggage allowance which may change at the time of booking. Since these circumstances are beyond our control and you may have to pay additional charges at the airport for any extra baggage as per airlines policy. We recommend you check with your agent for correct luggage allowance in your international and domestic flight before travelling.
24. Variations:
Considerable care has been taken to while preparing this brochure but circumstances not within TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTONS control may enforce in changes in Itineraries, accommodations, costs in which case you will be informed as soon as possible. Due to unforeseen circumstances TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS reserves the right to change hotel to similar category. TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS may update these terms and conditions at any time. Any changes to these terms and conditions made after booking will be advice to you soon as possible.
25. Documentation:
Client's documentation will be forwarded two (2) weeks prior to departure unless requested.
26. Agent Responsibilities:
It is the travel agent responsibility to ensure that client is carrying correct travelling documents and is aware of full booking terms and conditions of TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS.
27. Client Responsibility:
Though we take utmost care while selecting accommodation to ensure you enjoy conformable stay but accommodation standard in India, Sri Lanka, Nepal and Bhutan vary quite drastically through the region. Since most of the booking is made far in advance its client responsibility to advise us at the time of confirmation should they have any concern or like to change any accommodation included in the itinerary. Any changes after confirmation may incur penalty.
28. Consents:
You give TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS permission to use your tour picture in the brochure, advertising material or website to support authenticity of the tour and services.
29. Force Majeure:
"Force Majeure" means any event which TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS could not, even with all due care, foresee or avoid. Force Majeure covers events such as war or threat of war, riot, civil strife, terrorist activity, industrial dispute, disease, industrial or nuclear disaster, adverse weather conditions, fire and similar events beyond our control. In the case of force Majeure TOTAL HOLIDAY OPTIONS will not accept liability, and reserve the right to change and cancel trip.
30. Consular Advice:
We strongly recommend that you familiarise yourself with the latest government consular advice and information before making booking and prior to departure by calling or visiting websites of the department of foreign affairs and trade.


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One new product and one returning will be coming to Phee's Makeup Shop soon! One is an eyeshadow, and the other is a highlighter that I used in my previous look too.
Also need to give credit where it's due to these Barry M Matte Me Up Lip Paints. The formula is so nice and light and they're super affordable.
Illamasqua Skin Base 3.5 mixed with GOSH Foundation Drops in 008
Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Powder
Illamasqua Heroine Eyeshadow
NYX Medium Matte Bronzer
Illamasqua Lover Powder Blusher
Phee's Makeup Shop Luna Glow Highlighter
Phee's Makeup Shop NEW Unicorn Highlighter **Coming Soon!**
Urban Decay Enigma Primer Potion
Kat Von D Metal Matte Palette (Silk, Ribbon, Bone, Jet)
Phee's Makeup Shop RETURNING Eyeshadow (can you guess which one? :D)
Phee's Makeup Shop NEW Unicorn Highlighter (centre of the lid and brow bone)
Marc Jacobs Velvet Noir Mascara
Ardell Demi Whispies
Illamasqua Glimpse Brow Gel
Barry M Pose Matte Me Up Lip Paint


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The thick, double-coat of the Siberian husky once kept them warm while pulling sleds in bitterly cold weather. Today, the husky is more house pet than working dog, but they still retain their distinctively plush coats. Combing that full coat is a vital part of responsible husky ownership.
Brush the dog's head and neck with a shedding blade. Comb in the direction of hair growth to remove loose hair, then comb against the grain to pull dead clumps from the undercoat. Huskies have wooly undercoats, and back-combing removes dead fuzz before it mats.
Work your way from neck to tail, paying special attention to the thick hair along the neck and hindquarters. Lift the coat with one hand and brush with the other to reach all the way down to the skin. Huskies blow coat in the spring and again in the fall, so it is extremely important to remove all dead hair during periods of heavy shedding.
Follow up with the slicker brush. Slickers have dozens of tiny metal teeth that grab dead hair and pull it from the coat, reducing the amount of loose hair scattered throughout your home. Brush with the hair growth on the first pass, and brush against the hair growth on the second pass to clean up all remaining traces of dead hair.
Pour one part dog coat conditioner in a spray bottle, add two parts water and shake well. Spray this conditioner over the dog to add moisture and shine to the coat. Huskies are naturally clean dogs that rarely need baths, and this mixture helps keep their coat healthy and smelling fresh.
Items you will need
- Shedding blade
- Slicker brush
- Dog conditioner
- Spray bottle
- Brush your dog once a week during periods of normal shedding, daily when he is blowing coat. Daily brushing prevents a host of husky dust bunnies from invading your home.
- Bathing once every three or four months is plenty for most huskies. Excessive bathing will dry out the skin and may lead to itching and hair loss.
Photo Credits
- Husky image by Darcy Veer from Fotolia.com


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PegasusStar is GOWell's latest generation cased-hole logging platform, consisting of a highly capable and fast telemetry sub for surface-readout (SRO) operations and comprehensive memory recording system. The platform is compatible with a wide range of GOWell's Pegasus series downhole tools and the industry leading Warrior 8 software.
For e-line applications PegasusStar consists of a 1U surface panel and a compact downhole telemetry tool. The high-speed intelligent telemetry system is self-adaptive and "hands-free" for the engineer allowing operation on a wide range of mono-conductor wireline cable types and lengths. It typically achieves 200kbps but is capable of exceeding 400kbps.
The 1U PegasusStar surface panel incorporates an API-RP67 compliant cable interface with key-lock safety switch. The panel handles all downhole communications with the telemetry tool including automatic self-adapting on power-up. Connection with the logging computer is via
Ethernet either over LAN or WiFi connections.
The panel also includes depth encoder and line tension inputs that are compatible with a range of encoders or hoist panels. The panel's bypass mode allows for use with your existing logging systems.
From left to right on the front of panel there is a system fuse and power switch. Test points allow for access to signals. The main key switch controls the functional modes as follows:
Bypass: Pass-through of the wireline cable.
Log: PegasusStar telemetry mode.
Safe: Wireline cable is grounded, key can be removed and power is off.
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Gas City nursing home communities provide seniors in the Gas City, IN area with skilled nursing care and 24/7 supervision.
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large scale events
Here at Temple Fireworks we pride ourselves on our professional shows. We can cater for any size of event from small public events through to large festivals.
Our larger events include Worcester's premier bonfire night and firework display at Pitchcroft (Worcester Racecourse), the Upton Sunshine Music Festival and Broadwater's Park Christmas Markets. You can see videos of some of our displays on our Professional Displays page.
To enquire about fireworks for an event please call us on 07753 496087 or email [email protected]


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The Cornerstone Calvary Pentecostal Church... a Gananoque Church with heart.
The Cornerstone is a Pentecostal assemblies of Canada church located in Gananoque, Ontario. We meet every Sunday at 10am (at 106 Highway 32, Gananoque, ON), and whether you are new to the Gananoque area or just visiting the town we want to welcome you into The Cornerstone church family, it will feel just like home
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Registered Jobseekers
Registered Jobseekers at Jobsplus
|Registered Jobseekers Trend (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers segmented by Region (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers segmented by Age Cohorts (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers segmented by Occupation (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers segmented by Highest Educational Level achieved (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers by Duration of Unemployment Spell (2005-2018)
| Registered Jobseekers by Gender and Island (2005-2018)
|Registered Jobseekers as at end of October 2019
1.1 Registered Jobseekers Trend (2005-2018)
Over a span of a decade, registered jobseekers with Jobsplus have decreased by 76.1%, from 7,379 in 2005 to 1,765 in 2018. If one analyses the level of registered jobseekers in Malta and in Gozo, one notices that in both Islands the level of jobseekers dropped singnificantly. In fact, the level of jobseekers in Gozo decreased by 72.3%, from 714 in 2005 to 198 in 2018 while in Malta, the drop decreased by 76.5%, dropping from 6,665 in 2005 to 1,567 in 2018. The registered jobseekers data included those jobseekers registering under Part 1 and 2 of Jobsplus' unemployment register.
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1.2 Registered Jobseekers segmented by Region (2005-2018)
Segmenting the Islands into six regions or districts, one can notice that the highest concentration of jobseekers reside around the harbour area. On average, 29% of jobseekers reside in the Southern harbour district; 26% reside in the Northern harbour district; 15% reside in the South-Eastern district; 11% reside in the Northern district and 8% reside in the Western district. Gozo and Comino occupy 12% of the share of jobseekers. Over the past decade, all the regions/districts registered a drop in the level of jobseekers, having the largest drops registered in the Western district (-81.4%); Southern harbour district (-80.7%) and Southern Eastern district (-77.9%).
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1.3 Registered Jobseekers segmented by Age Cohorts (2005-2018)
The largest age cohort of registered jobseekers at Jobsplus is that of the 45 years and over (41%), followed by those aged between 30-44 years (31%). Youth unemployment (under 25 years) averaged 18% of total registered jobseekers over the past decade. However, at the end of 2018, youth unemployment has dropped to 11% (198 persons) from the original 30% (2,237 persons) at the end of 2005. Over the past decade all age cohorts registered a drop. The largest drop was registered in the under 20 years cohort (-92.1%); then from the 20-24 years cohort (-90.4%); followed by the 25-29 cohort (-87.3%) and then by then 30-44 cohort (-76.4%).
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1.4 Registered Jobseekers segmented by Occupation (2005-2018)
The majority of jobseekers registering with Jobsplus are looking for jobs as Service workers and shop/market sales workers (18%); followed by those looking for Clerical jobs (17%); Craft and related workers jobs (13%); Elementary occupation jobs (13%); Plant and Machinery Operations and Assemblers (11%); Technical and Associate Professionals (11%); and Professionals (9%). Over the past decade, registration of jobseekers in Managerial and Skilled Agricultural, Fishery and Forestry jobs are quite low. In fact, those looking for Managerial and Skilled Agricultural, Fishery and Forestry jobs amounted to 4% respectively. Notwithstanding that the latter jobs occupy a small share from the registered jobseekers pool, however they are the groups that increased gradually over the past decade.
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1.5 Registered Jobseekers segmented by the highest Educational level achieved (2005-2018)
50 % of those jobseekers registering at Jobsplus have an ISCED Level 3 classification, namely those with a SEC or O level certification. Moreover, almost 26% of jobseekers have a primary level of education (ISCED level 1). Only 8% of jobseekers have an educational level higher than that of an "A" level standard (ISCED level 4 and higher). A noticeable drop in those having secondary level of education (Level 2) without any proper certification after 2009, and the increase in those having an advanced or intermediate level of qualification (Level 4) is simply the result of the introduction of a new classification of education (ISCED-11), together with an exercise that Jobsplus has conducted to check on the qualification of its jobseekers prior to the introduction of the ISCED-11 classification. Nevertheless, those having secondary level of education (Level 2) without any proper certification has increased again after 2015 and started to drop after 2016.
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1.6 Registered Jobseekers segmented by Duration of Unemployment Spell (2005-2018)
Over the past decade, there was a registered shift from those jobseekers (registered with Jobsplus) having an unemployment spell of just under 21 weeks (under 6 months) to those having an unemployment spell of over 1 year. In fact, the share of those having an unemployment spell of Under 21 weeks reduced from 46% to 41% over the past decade, whilst for those having an unemployment spell of more than 1 year increased from 36% to 41%. Those jobseekers having an unemployment spell between 21-52 weeks had an average share of 19% of total registered jobseekers.
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1.7 Registered Jobseekers segmented by Gender and Island (2005-2018)
Over the past decade, the shares between the sexes remained the same having Malta males occupying a share of 71% of total registered jobseekers and females having a share of 29%; whilst those in Gozo occupy a share of 61% and 39% respectively. The share of total unemployment rate in Malta and Gozo for 2018 is 89% and 11 % respectively. However, both islands has registered a significant drop in unemployment rate over the period under review.
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1.8 Registered Jobseekers data as at October 2019
The following charts will provide a brief analysis of the registered unemployed pool registered with Jobsplus as at the end of October 2019 (last published information by the National Statistics Office). All information is segmented by Gender and Island for ease of reference.
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NATSPEC conducts a monthly "Getting started with NATSPEC" webinar.
This 30 to 40 minute webinar will help users to get started with NATSPEC. We will cover logging into and using SPECbuilder Live, creating and downloading a specification draft and working with Microsoft Word.
Please click here to register to attend.


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If you have lost one or more teeth, dental implants are often a good restorative dental option for those wanting to restore their full smile. However, potential patients may be misinformed about dental implants and absorb some of the common myths, or misconceptions, they read. Here, we debunk some of the most common myths, so you can make an informed decision about dental implants and your smile.
The Truth: Dental implants carry a high success rate when placed properly by a highly trained and experienced oral surgeon or prosthodontist. The health of a patient's gums and jawbone also play a vital role in the success rate of dental implants. With proper placement and good health, dental implants are one of the most successful restorative dental procedures available.
The Truth: Local anesthesia is used during the actual dental implants procedure, so the process is virtually painless. Once the anesthesia begins to wear off, patients often report some discomfort and possible swelling around the implant site. After several days, this will begin to subside as the healing process begins. Your Charleston dentist or prosthodontist may prescribe over-the-counter pain relievers to help alleviate some of the discomfort.
The Truth: No! Specialized training and years of experience are needed to become a specialist in placing dental implants. While general dentists and cosmetic dentists can receive this training after receiving their degree, oral surgeons and prosthodontists are extensively trained in dental implants during school and are often the likely choice for dental implant care.
The Truth: Dental implants should be treated like your natural teeth and do not need any special care. A proper oral hygiene routine of regular brushing and flossing is necessary to maintain your dental implants, as well as routine check-ups and cleanings by your dentist. Dental implants are not susceptible to cavities; however, gum disease is still a concern if you fail to maintain good oral hygiene.


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We are happy to announce that we are on Skype!
We decided to move on Skype so we can establish live connections with filmmakers from all around the world during our Awards Ceremony. In this way we'll be able to instantly announce the winners and congratulate them live on the big screen, adding an interactive element to the event.
We'll be asking all the filmmakers that are submitting their productions are are accepted in the competition to look for our ID and connect with us after they get the e-mail confirming that they were accepted in the Festival.
Good luck to all the filmmakers and a pleasant week-end to all the film lovers that want to join us on the weekend of 26-27th of September!Read More


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About Us
Welcome to Kawaii Spirits
Hi there!
I am Nim, I'm 19 years old and from Canada.
Kawaii Spirits is a project where I want to create, dream and inspire!
Managing my Youtube and Instagram is a lot of hard work, sometimes it takes me days to come up with a DIY idea, during this time writing and doodling ideas and cute little characters really help me find the inspiration for my next DIY video.
I also like to write down my goals, whether it's for school, for Youtube or anything else. For me, writing just makes me feel good about myself and makes me feel more relaxed.
That's when I decided to launch Kawaii Spirits Journals & Notebooks. And journals are just the beginning
All of the current (and future items) on Kawaii Spirits are unique and designed by me, ensuring the highest quality possible and making sure each product has a purpose. 10% of all the profits will be donated to specific charitable causes, and all of the products are environment-friendly.
Above all, I want to make sure that whatever I create (products, videos or DIYs), inspires you to dream big and be happy!
Love you ~Nim
Why Kawaii Spirits?
Good question! Here are a few good reasons:
Kawaii Spirits has the cutest products on the internet. Each item on Kawaii Spirits has to pass a cuteness test.
The products aren't just cute, but very functional, I pay close attention to all the little details for each product and ensure all of the product materials are of the highest quality.
The shop has items you cannot find anywhere else. 100% Unique because you are unique.
Why the name Kawaii Spirits?
Kawaii is Japanese for Cute. The word Spirits is for all of the characters I originally make on my Youtube channel in form of tutorials, for instance, Oscar the Cat charms.


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Day 7
Microsoft e-mailed me yesterday and told me that they have received my XBox 360 and that I can check the status of the repair by logging on the the Xbox website. There it explains to me which step they are on...the problem is...they only have 4 steps:
- After your repair order is submitted, your status will change to Repair order submitted. This means that it is in the queue to be processed.
- After it is processed, your repair order status will change to Waiting for device at service center. The total length of this process depends on you! We will ship an empty box to you by using ground service. When you receive the box, you will pack your console using the included instructions. Send it back to us by using the ground shipping that is included.
- When we receive your console, the status will change to Device received at service center. It will require up to two business days to repair or replace your console.
- When your console is repaired or replaced, we will ship it to you by using ground service. The status of your order will change to Device shipped to customer.
Once upon a time there was a boy who loved video games. This boy bought an Xbox 360. Two years later it broke. The boy had no choice but to send it in for repairs. It was then that Microsoft decided to screw him over. A very big bend on over so we can give you the royal treatment sort of screwing.
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High tech equipment, the CT scan, working in conjunction with the ER, provides health professionals and doctors at ECH the detailed information necessary during an emergency situation.
Elizabethtown Community Hospital opened its doors to the community from 1 to 6 p.m. Thursday, July 18, to exhibit what it has to offer for emergency services.
Touring through the emergency room and emergency vehicles, the community got to experience and observe the state-of-the-art equipment used in emergency situations as well as the capabilities of the staff at Elizabethtown Community Hospital (ECH). ECH is designated by the federal government as a Critical Access Hospital (CAH), which means it may not be able to treat certain injuries or ailments. But it is often the closest facility to respond, stabilize and then transport patients larger hospitals such as Fletcher Allen, in Vermont, and CVPH in Plattsburgh, NY.
In the emergency room, patients have the advantage of high-tech capabilities at ECH which include the newest CT Scan machine for miles around, the results of which can be shared with emergency room staff and doctors right away via computer, and trauma rooms that are able to be video-linked to Fletcher Allen doctors who can visually see the condition of patients in emergency situations.
Once the well-experienced emergency room staff has stabilized patients at ECH — and time means everything when faced with critical health — transport is necessary to get to other services.
"In critical situations, medical staff prefers that the patient be out of a hospital environment for the shortest time possible," said Chief Nursing Officer, Bonnie Rata. "While in the hospital, the patient can be managed and stabilized — during transport, resources are much more limited."
However, emergency responders, EMTs, and emergency vehicles are key to saving lives and saving time in critical situations to get in-need patients to facilities such as ECH to be stabilized, so that minimal damage occurs.
In the hospital parking lot, Emergency Medical Technicians, EMTs, were available to answer questions about what they do, to give tours of the emergency vehicles, and to showcase the different types of vehicles available for emergency situations.
"We're here to show people what's inside [the ambulance], and how we do stuff," said Jack Napper.
Jack Napper and Courtney Brown, EMTs from Westport; Frank Wells, EMT from Essex and Ann McBride, AEMT with ECH, braved the heat to give community members a look into what they do as emergency responders and transporters.
"We want to get the public acquainted with what services ECH can provide, what services transport can provide. It's only our second year having transport, and it is nice that we can respond to a patient and bring the ER to the patient until they can get continued care in the actual ER," McBride said.
First Responder, Frank Wells, for Essex and Willsboro, opened his first-responder vehicle to show off what items he carries, usually as the first person on the scene of an emergency. Among these items, like an ambulance or transport van, are oxygen tanks, defibrillators, and medical supplies such as bandages. A first-responder will take action until the EMTs can get to the scene.
With health and life emergencies, there are different people of different credentials and departments that work together to provide emergency support. ECH and its affiliates involved in responding to the scene, transport, ER stabilization, and further hospital care are all linked and choreographed to their part, which creates the whole of emergency care that keeps people alive and well.


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I spend too much time looking through all of the new beauty releases on Beauty Bay before I add everything I want into my basket and then clicking out when I see the ginormous total. I am not about to spend £200 on makeup thank you. I know that most people do that too so instead of just clicking out and forgetting about those makeup items Im going to share them with another wishlist post.
I love morphe brushes but I only have a couple so I really want to invest in a set. The quality of these brushes are through the roof, you would never think they were so affordable and the fact that these ones are vegan is amazing.
Makeup Geek compact blush in the shade xoxo - £14.25
I have a couple of makeup geek blushes already and I love them. I dont own that many blushes so Im always looking out for some pretty ones to add to my very minimal collection. The pigmentation of these blushes is incredible, the first time I used one I looked like a clown and I only tapped my brush in the product lightly!
Ofra blush in the shade Chameleon - £8
Ofra seems to be a brand thats popping up every where at the moment and their products seem really great. Their blushes seem gorgeous and I think they are a good price. They are suppose to be really pigmented which is great and I love that it comes in a little compact rather than just a pan.
Again this palette is so me! These shades are ones I always lean towards, it doesnt matter if Im going glam or just doing a normal everyday look. Im all about those shimmery browns and bronze colours.


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Music Lesson Note-Pad
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by: Igor Borodin • 10
'Music Lesson NotePad' is an application designed to help music performance students in their individual practice.
The core idea of the application is to provide students with tools for recording lesson's most significant tasks in a series of multimedia notes - audio, video, graphic, and textual. The notes are displayed directly on the music page right at the relevant selections, as seen in the screenshots.
That way of presenting the tasks turns the page of music into visual plan for practicing session.
Furthermore, the Audio, Video, and Text notes can be listened/watched/read instantly, with a single tap on the corresponding note marker.
Such an immediate access to the notes' content allows students, while working on particular task, to retrieve the relevant instructions right at the moment when the guidance is needed. That, in its turn, makes individual practicing both more effective and engaging.
Creating a note was designed to be simple and minimally disruptive to the lesson. It takes mere seconds - 2-3 intuitively clear taps - to start recording an audio or a video note, or drawing a graphic, or dictating a text.
The notes taken during the lesson are saved in the order that allows accessing them later using either of the two criteria: by a lesson, i.e. time-based, or by a specific music selection, i.e. by a subject.
The accumulated contents can be exported to the desktop/laptop computer via iTunes.
'Music Lesson NotePad' is a feature-rich application. To help explore its features in evident and engaging way, the application comes with precompiled ready-to-use sample project that allows:
•To playback pre-recorded Audio and Video Notes as well as to record and save the new ones.
•To assess clarity of Text Notes as well as conciseness of Cue Notes and to create custom ones.
•To draw graphic notes in multiple customizable colors and strokes.
•To edit/delete/export the contents to desktop/laptop computer.
•To create text and audio entries in the LogBook.
The Introductory free version of the application comes fully functional – every single feature is enabled. This allows creation of unlimited number of projects, lessons, and notes that can be edited, saved, exported, or deleted without any time constraints.
The only limitations of a free version are:
1.The free version allows working on one piece of music - a project - at a time. Should the need for another project arises, the current project can always be replaced with a new one.
2.A single project cannot exceed 3 music pages. Regarding this limitation it is worth noting that standard teaching and concert repertoire includes numerous compositions that do not exceed this limit; e.g. etudes, concert miniatures, songs, arias, etc. Working on such pieces in the free version should be perfectly adequate.
While the Introductory version provides ample opportunities for effective usage, students, who work on extensive repertoire and are interested in retaining the notes from multiple concurrent projects would benefit significantly from using application's 'Pro' version that lifts both limitations of the free version.
The option of upgrading to 'Pro' version is built-in into the application, and the transition is instant and seamless; i.e. it can be done at any stage of working on your current project, and all previously saved contents would be integrated automatically.
The comprehensive feature description and support for 'Music Lesson Noter', including video demonstrations, can be found online at http://vibrant-strings-studio.com/lesson-noter
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We are first introduced to Don when he decides to pursue The Wife Project. To Don, finding a partner is not just dating, it is a mission. He even compiles a questionnaire, which his friend Gene, a serial playboy and psychology professor, assists him in distributing. Through many failed dates, we learn that Don is not an ordinary guy in any sense. But, we also learn that he is a very interesting person; and maybe a diamond in the rough for someone who takes the time to get to know him. (These are my opinions… you should let me know what you think once you read the book!)
In chapter six we meet Rosie, who Don thinks is a respondent to his Wife Project survey and a bartender. We later learn that she is a PhD student with a part-time gig bartending several nights per week. (She did not respond to the Wife Project survey.) He takes her out for a disaster dinner date that turns into a wonderful evening.
"I have used the word stunning to describe women, but this was the first time I had actually been stunned by one. It was not just the costume or the jewelry or any individual characteristic of Rosie herself: it was their combined effect."
After being kicked out of the restaurant, Don and Rosie cook dinner at his apartment and spend the evening drinking wine on his small porch. (Aww!) During this time, Rosie explains that she is interested in identifying her biological father, who she knows was her mother's medical school classmate. Her mother passed away when Rosie was a child, leaving her with few clues. Drawn into this genetics mystery, Don diverts his attention from The Wife Project to The Father Project to help Rosie identify her biological father.
"On the way home, I resumed my analysis of the Rosie situation. I realized that my actions had been driven more by instinct than by logic. There were plenty of people in need of help, many in more distress than Rosie, and numerous worthy scientific projects that would represent better use of my time than a quest to find one individual's father."
Even with Don's proclivity for logical (as opposed to emotional) decision-making, he elects to continue the project with Rosie. The book unfolds into 10% scientific mystery, 90% rom-com as Don and Rosie travel to collect specimens to test the DNA of Rosie's mother's classmates. My favorite scene was when Don and Rosie devise a plan to attend the medical school class reunion to collect as many DNA samples as possible in a short time span. Solution: join the bartending staff and collect samples from empty drinks. But, of course Don had to practice first.
"My intoxication was a result of the Father Project—specifically my need to gain competence as a drinks waiter. I had purchased a cocktail shaker, glasses, olives, lemons, a zester, and a substantial stock of liquor as recommended in The Bartender's Companion in order to master the mechanical component of cocktail making… I practiced first for accuracy, then speed. At 11:07pm, I was exhausted and decided it would be interesting to test the cocktails for quality."
However, more than any particular scene, I found it most interesting to see the world through Don's experiences. He sees events and social interactions in such an analytical and rational way—somewhat foreign to my own experiences. In one scene, he does not realize quickly enough that he should be covering up for a friend's white lie.
"Julie seemed unimpressed, and in reviewing the interaction with her later, I realized Gene must have lied to her about his reason for not being present. This was presumably to protect Julie from feeling that her lecture was unimportant to Gene and to provide a justification for a less prestigious speaker being sent as a substitute."
Throughout the Father Project and his journey with Rosie, Don is consistently aware of his differences from others, oscillating between feelings of superiority, acceptance, and self-doubt surrounding his disconnection with his emotions. At one point, he thinks that this inability to understand others' emotions is equal to an inability to love another person. Yet, he finds this is not true.
"I reviewed the very simple logic. An inability (or reduced ability) to empathize is not the same as an inability to love. Love is a powerful feeling for another person, often defying logic."
Such a great read. And keep your eyes peeled for the movie—Sony Pictures optioned it last fall!
Love is a powerful feeling for another person, often defying logic."
Interested in learning more? Check out the links below to learn more about the book and the author...
- Amazon
- Q&A with Graeme Simsion
- The Rosie Effect, the sequel to The Rosie Project!


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This LG SK5RDGBRLLK soundbar is the perfect partner for your TV. Take your family film nights to a whole new level with professional sound quality.
The Ultimate Home Cinema Experience
Become totally immersed in the action with the 4.1 speaker set up. The 2.1 LG SK5RDGBRLLK soundbar perfectly partners with two additional speaker units to provide the complete home cinema experience. The wireless subwoofer also allows you to enjoy amazing sound quality without compromising on design.
With three enhanced sound modes, you can always find the perfect settings to suit your choice of entertainment. Mount this black LG soundbar to the wall, or simply place it in front of your TV for unparalleled sound quality.
With the useful range of cable port options, you can connect your favourite devices to the LG SK5RDGBRLLK.Link up your TV and DVD player to enjoy your favourite films with cinema-quality audio.
Incredible Sound Quality
The SK5RDGBRLLK LG soundbar has the latest, cutting-edge audio technology to bring the best of home entertainment to life. This includes the following:
- DTS Virtual:X sound: With this feature you can experience full three-dimensional surround sound in the comfort of your home.
- High-resolution audio: Enjoy a high standard of sound quality with advanced audio processing technology. The SK5RDGBRLLK delivers sound up to 24-bit/192kHz.
- Adaptive Sound Control: Your LG soundbar will analyse frequency levels as you listen to give you the ideal sound blend. This intelligent process ensures your audio adapts to everything from crystal clear dialogue to riveting action.
With the Auto Sound Engine,enjoy the ideal sound balance at any volume. And with rear surround sound, you can easily and wirelessly create your surround sound system.
Enjoy cinema-quality sound at home with this fantastic LG soundbar. Experience surround sound as it was intended and add the SK5RDGBRLLKto your basket today.
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|94.6 cm
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Key features
- High Resolution Audio - 3 enhanced sound modes
- Wireless Bass Subwoofer - No wires around the room
- Adaptive sound Control - For ideal audio experience
- Bluetooth/WiFi - Smart device internet connection
The item will need the following connection(s)
- Electric
Product Dimensions
- Height: 5.5 cm
- Width: 89.1 cm
- Depth: 8.8 cm


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St John's Jerusalem
Tranquil garden and 13th-century chapel
Tranquil garden and 13th-century chapel
Set in the Darenth Valley, the rare surviving chapel is the only remaining structure of the Preceptory of the Knights Hospitallers of the Order of St John of Jerusalem formed in 1113.
The chapel is adjacent to a now privately occupied and much altered house, dating from the 16th century. The preceptory is thought to have gone out of use by 1338, after which time it was used as a residence.
Among its later occupants were Abraham Hill, a founder of the Royal Society, and the historian Edward Hasted. The chapel and tranquil gardens are surrounded by a moat, one arm of which is the River Darenth.
Please note that this property is occupied as a private residence and is maintained and managed by a tenant on our behalf. Visitors have access to the chapel and the gardens only.
|Gift Aid
Most of our places run the Gift Aid on Entry scheme at their admission points.
Under this scheme, if you're not a member you have the choice of two entry tickets:
If the place runs Gift Aid on Entry, we'll offer you a clear choice between the Gift Aid Admission prices and the Standard Admission prices at the admission point. It's entirely up to you which ticket you choose.
Gift Aid Admission includes a 10 per cent or more voluntary donation. Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25 per cent - potentially a very significant boost to our places' funds.
An extra £1 paid under the scheme can be worth over £3 to the National Trust as shown below:
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*Gift Aid Admissions let us reclaim tax on the whole amount paid - an extra 25 per cent - potentially a very significant boost to our places' funds.
Cash payment only as we have no card facilities.


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The ladies celebrate Valentine's Day early!
Kate explains why NYC is her boyfriend, Abby shares her anti-Valentine's Day burning party and Lauren tells us about her first VDay with her husband.
And… did you know about Mistresses' Day?
We'll spare you their singing and just let you listen to Lauren's Valentine's Day song: "So Lonely" by The Police
So much drinking, so much burning. We absolutely love Abby's anti-Valentine's Day bonfire of bitterness party. Let us know in the comments what you would burn!
Don't forget to enter our great Galentine's Day sweeps and send a sexy book boyfriend e-card!


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Thursday, 29 July 2010
Hi everyone, im updating my blog with what ive been upto in the last few days :)
Monday i had my interview for Boss, which is shown in the post below, Tuesday i spent the day in London with my family, the day included going on the London Eye, the London Dungeons, Madamme Taussauds, and dinner :)
Overall the day was extremely tiring after alot of waiting around for the entrance into the exhibitions, even though we had fast track tickets, i most definitely recommend spending the extra money on the better tickets as the ques for the ordinary line were ridiculously oversized!
The Eye was incredible as i havent ever been on it before.
It takes around £26-28 minutes to get around the whole thing and it reaches at the top to 443ft in the air, it is officially the world's tallest cantilevered observation wheel!
The view from the Eye was incredible you could literally see for miles upon miles of London city skyscrapers, the The Gherkin, London Bridge, The Houses of Parliament and many more of Londons main attractions!
The view from the top of the Eye.. Amazing isnt it?
Madame Taussauds was alot of fun also, i visited here about five years ago and this time i think the experience was a whole lot better, plus im at an age now when i have more appreciation for the process in creating the artwork involved!
The likeness in the waxworks was ridiculously similar to what an actual person would look like, especially how have they have recreated such a likeness to the celebritys they feature!
I think the London Dungeons wasnt as good as i expected, i think you have to be younger to appreciate the 'horror' experience although the idea to the attraction is very well thought out and the stories they tell of the life through the years in London are rather interesting and i think you could learn alot if you listen carefully enough lol!
In the black cab :D
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- Anonymous9 August 2010 at 15:27
Great pics, hopefully I'll visit London again in two months! My knuckle ring is from eBay by the way :)ReplyDelete
I really want to go to london sometime! It looks like an amazing city! You've got the cutest background btw!ReplyDelete
London baby! I just love that city, but it's quite expensive to us :-)ReplyDelete
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WOW! What fantastic photos!! I really want to go to London someday very soonReplyDelete
Hey thanks for following me on here :)ReplyDelete
Thankyou for your lovely comment, London is amazing i think i must go atleast every few months its such a beautiful and inspiring place to visit :)
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I think if you were to ask a sample of equestrians and horse-owners this Thanksgiving, their horse would make the short list of things they are thankful for.
Previously, I would've said how thankful I was for my horse carrying my sorry behind around course after course, and being a total saint in general. I would've said I was thankful for her to be in my life, thankful for the people who have enabled us to come as far as we have. And I still am.
Maybe I'd have said something jokingly about how thankful I am that she keeps her stall neat, or that she isn't a hard color to get clean, or how she has a super nice forelock/mane/tail, or that she's barefoot, or any number of other little things. I'm thankful for the incredible effort she puts into her work, and the sensational (albeit shortened) show season we were able to pack in before we moved. And I still am.
However, has become readily, painfully apparent to me throughout the past semester that there is so much to be thankful for with and for and about my horse, and I didn't realize it until it was compromised or taken away.
Leaving our undergraduate barn was one of the hardest things I have had to do, and I still am thankful for the connections I made while I was there. I gained valuable lessons from coaches and professors who have become friends, and who I can consult when I run into trouble-whether that is health-wise, or in my riding and training. Beyond my college's barn, I had a great network of horse-people in the community, which was an asset when it came time to relocate. A local, private barn-owner I cleaned stalls for offered to trailer my horse from Ohio to Indiana, and let me work off the cost. I ended up packing up the majority of my furniture along with my horse. Without her, I don't know that my move would've been half as smooth.
It wasn't until we moved out here that I realized I took my horse's care and health totally for granted. She's always been really sturdy, and I've always been in barns where I didn't have to be concerned about her well-being. Over a series of unfortunate events, The Mare has been sidelined for the majority of the semester,
about 12 weeks total. Through radiographs, ultrasounds, multiple rounds of meds, endless stall rest, hand-walking, hand-grazing and wrapping, I was thankful for a sane horse who seemingly understood her restrictions and accepted the care I was providing for her without much complaint. I was thankful with each ruling out of devastating diagnoses.
Now on the backside of our recovery and continuing back into work, I am thankful again for a sane horse who has gone back into work without much ado. I am thankful that the severe differentials did not come to fruition. I am thankful for my horse's health in a way I could not appreciate until this experience. I am thankful for the bond that we have, and thankful that during a time what was incredibly stressful, we were both able to cope.
In the last week, we had to relocate. Due to the nature of her injuries (Getting kicked in the hock and her inability to not be a Boss Mare with one of the mares on the property), I was not convinced she would be able to adjust back to turnout with any combination of the horses on the property without further damage to herself, another horse or the property itself. I opted to choose a new environment totally.
I am so thankful for our new barn. We've been there only about a week, but I am already thankful for their communication, their generosity, their level of care, their welcoming environment. After 12 weeks of daily trips to the barn and constant fretting, I am thankful to be in an environment where I do not need to worry about my horse's well-being while I am at school or when I have to go home for the holidays.
I am thankful for little things, like her being able to be turned out (What normal person puts turnout on the list of things they're thankful for? Me. Definitely.)
I spent 12 weeks with a *need* to be at the barn (not like the compulsive desire we all feel to go to the barn 24/7, but a medically-driven reason to have to be at the barn each and every day, sometimes multiple times a day). While I love my horse an obscene amount, it was stressful; the rigors of veterinary school aren't conducive to taking 3 hours or more every. single. day. to go out to the barn. I'd be lying if I said I was happy to be there every day-but I had an obligation to my horse. So as weird as it sounds, I am so thankful that I can not be at the barn every single day. I am thankful that I will be able to go home for Thanksgiving and see my family, and return to find a more conducive school-barn balance.
I am endlessly thankful for the people who support me and my little mare, family, friends who let me rant or helped me compare pictures of her leg to see if it looked better; colleagues and peers who offered suggestions, vets who answered frantic phone calls.
I am thankful for a horse who greets me when I walk down the aisleway, who is able to work and do a job she loves, who is warm and safe, who is healthy.
If you had asked me a few months ago, I would've said I was thankful for my horse, but I don't think I would've addressed the latter half of that above statement. And so, despite our obstacles over this semester…
I am thankful for a little perspective. Because with it, I am that much more thankful for my horse. For her, with her, about her, and for all the people helping me achieve my dreams with her.
Happy Thanksgiving, Horse Junkies.


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Posted: Tuesday, December 06, 2011 at 8:46 PM
Location: Strawberry Tree, BrookLodge Hotel, Wicklow
Dining companions: My man
Following my great day at Wild and Slow 2011 (see Blog post) I was lucky to be able to head up to our beautiful room at The BrookLodge and indulge in a very hot, very long and very deep bath. Ohhhh, yes – feel that body unwind. I appreciate this may seem like a bit of an overreaction, however please bear in mind that I don't have a bath at home, so it's always one of my favourite treats! Anyway, it was then time for a small smattering of glamour (i.e. I applied my Big Beautiful Eyes eye shadow – that's about as glam as I tend to get!) and off we trotted back downstairs for a meal at The Strawberry Tree. As it was my birthday meal you can imagine there's a slight wine-haze to some of the finer details of the evening and I didn't take my notebook – but even so I can't resist sharing the details of the individually most fabulous mouthful of food I've had for months.
This meal was my first ever experience of a fully organic restaurant – the Strawberry Tree is Ireland's only certified organic restaurant, and it extends right down to the wine list. It's also won a few awards over the years so I really was quite excited.
The restaurant is a set menu affair (with loads of choice) – 4 courses plus tea and coffee for €62. Well worth the money for such fantastic local produce, prepared and cooked so carefully.
My starter for me really stole the show. Inspired by the game workshop earlier in the day, I went for teal (small game bird), served with a lentil and carrot salad (pictured). It was served with a thick rich jus – the flavour from just a small scratch of the sauce was incredible. It was also this teal dish that provided the most wonderful mouthful of food I mentioned earlier - it was the legs that did it. Each one was only the size of your little finger but seriously, they were moist and gamey – with a small bit of the jus they were magnificent.
My man had crab fritters served with pink grapefruit. They weren't overly crabby as the delicate meat couldn't really overcome the batter, but a decent dish overall.
The second course was nice and light – my man had a fresh coconut and lemon sorbet, while I went with a feta salad with pomegranate and sunflower seeds. MMmmm – there was something very wholesome about my second course – I think it was because I could almost taste the earth in the leaves, which went beautifully with the feta.
While I definitely won the battle of the starters, my man won on the mains – his venison wellington was 'stunning'. Typically a compliment that it's 'grand' is as much as I get. It was served with red cabbage and crème fraiche sauce, and another very heavy jus. We also got a dish of veg – including some roasted beetroot which stopped the veg plate looking too traditional.
I had lemon sole with cous cous and mango. Two perfectly cooked fillets arrived covered with a delicious sauce. It was a tasty dish – the mango being the essential element that lifted it – in fact I could have done with just a little bit more of it.
Another very good aspect of my main course was that thankfully it did leave me with room for dessert, like that was ever in question. A ginger spiced panna cotta with rhubarb was the perfect end to a very romantic birthday meal, thank you my lovely man.


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Here is a little history:
Competitive rhythmic gymnastics began in the 1940s in the Soviet Union. The FIG ( Federation of International Gymnastics) formally recognized this discipline in 1961, first as modern gymnastics, then as rhythmic sportive gymnastics, and finally as rhythmic gymnastics. The first World Championships for individual rhythmic gymnasts was held in 1963 in Budapest. Groups were introduced at the same level in 1967 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rhythmic gymnastics was added to the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles, with an Individual All-Around competition. However, many federations from the Eastern European countries were forced to boycott by the Soviet Union. Canadian Lori Fung was the first rhythmic gymnast to earn an Olympic gold medal.
In 1984 we just moved from a small 3,000 square foot facility in the Industrial Court in Orange Park, Florida to a large (our own!!!) 10,000 sq. ft facility. We had 2 gymnastics floors and one of the gymnastics floors was dedicated to Rhythmic Gymnastics. I already had a very strong team: Kerrie Jackson, 13 year old was a member of the Junior National Team.
Around May of 1984 I received a phone call from Michelle Berube, actually her Mother Kathy. Michelle was one of my students that I coached while we lived and worked in Detroit. She was one of my most talented girls: strong, flexible, expressive, aggressive, determined and very beautiful.
During the 1984 National Championships Michelle was one of the two girls who qualified for 1984 Olympic Games. She asked if she could come to Jacksonville and train with me in order to prepare for the competition. It was a very important decision. By agreeing, I assumed a role of an Olympic Coach. It's a lot of responsibilities. My baby Joanna was only 8 months old, our business was fast growing and my presence was necessary. But who can say "No" to the Olympic Games??? Not me!
So Michelle moved to Jacksonville. She lived with us and we trained every day 4-5 hours a day. Everything was going very well. Routines were challenging, difficult and original. Michelle was getting strong, consistent and confident! We were planning to travel to Los Angeles together.
But right before we were ready to leave, I received a phone call from the US Gymnastics Federation informing me that there is going to be only one coach representing the US on the Olympic Games and it's going to be Alla Svirsky, coach from Los Angeles.
So, I could not go...I was heartbroken, Michelle was very upset, but I told her that Alla is a very good and experienced coach and she will be in good hands. And all Michelle needs is confidence and positive attitude! I did my job. Michelle was ready!
So in July 1984, Michelle left for Los Angeles. My heart, my thoughts and my spirit was with her. I was so proud of her!!!
|One of many newspaper articles: "The Florida Times-Union/Jacksonville Journal" July 7, 1984
|Michelle Berube ~ 1984 Olympic Games ~ 14th AA


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|An application of β-glycosidase to transformation of ginsenosides for the effective production of specific ginsenosides with biological efficacy / Y Her; Y C Lee; J H Oh; Y E Choi; Chang Woo Lee; J S Kim; H M Kim; J W Yang , 2012
|Aqueous ginseng extract has a preventive role in RANKL-induced osteoclast differentiation and estrogen deficiency-induced osteoporosis / H Y Lee; S H Park; S W Chae; Nak Kyun Soung; Mi Jin Oh; J S Kim; Y O Kim; H J Chae , 2015
|Arrayed CRISPR screen with image-based assay reliably uncovers host genes required for coxsackievirus infection / H S Kim; K Lee; S J Kim; Sungchan Cho; H J Shin; C Kim; J S Kim , 2018
|Basic fibroblast growth factor activates ERK and induces c-Fos in human embryonic stem cell line MizhES1 / H B Kang; J S Kim; H J Kwon; Ki Hoan Nam; H S Youn; D E Sok; Y Lee , 2005
|Biological and molecular characterization of Soybean yellow common mosaic virus, a new species in the genus Sobemovirus / M Nam; J S Kim; S J Park; C Y Park; J S Lee; H S Choi; H G Kim; Seungmo Lim; Jae Sun Moon; S H Lee , 2012
|The biological functionality of electro-galvanized steels coated with a hybrid composite containing pyrethroid / D H Jo; M S Kim; J S Kim; Hyun Woo Oh , 2018
|Bisabolangelone inhibits dendritic cell functions by blocking MAPK and NF-kappa B signaling / H S Kim; Y J Lee; H K Lee; J S Kim; Y Park; Jong Soon Kang; B Y Hwang; J T Hong; Y Kim; S B Han , 2013
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|Changes in epigenetic markers, DNMT1 and HDAC1/2, in the adult mouse hippocampus after cranial irradiation / S Kang; Yeonghoon Son; S Lee; J Kim; J C Kim; J S Kim; U Jung; S H Kim; M Yang; C Moon , 2017
|Characterization of pig sperm hyaluronidase and improvement of the digestibility of cumulus cell mass by recombinant pSPAM1 hyaluronidase in an in vitro fertilization assay / S Yoon; Kyu Tae Chang; H Cho; J Moon; J S Kim; S H Min; D B Koo; Sang-Rae Lee; S H Kim; K E Park; Y I Park; Ekyune Kim , 2014
|Characterization of recombinant bovine sperm hyaluronidase and identification of an important Asn-X-Ser/Thr motif for its activity / C Park; Young-Hyun Kim; Sang-Rae Lee; S Park; Y Jung; Youngjeon Lee; Ji-Su Kim; T Eom; J S Kim; D M Lee; Bong-Seok Song; Bo Woong Sim; Sun-Uk Kim; Kyu Tae Chang; E Kim , 2018
|Chronic treatment with combined chemotherapeutic agents affects hippocampal micromorphometry and function in mice, independently of neuroinflammation / S Kang; S Lee; J Kim; J C Kim; S H Kim; Yeonghoon Son; T Shin; B Youn; J S Kim; H Wang; M Yang; C Moon , 2018
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So my Zine is nearly done… time to dress it now a.k.a put front & back covers on!
I wanted to use a cigarette packet in the design somehow, and at first was just going to draw a cigarette packet design onto the covers BUT then a more interesting idea jumped in and took over; a cigarette packet as the cover! I wasn't sure how it would work so made a couple of nets:
When I had worked up the courage, I decided it was time to take the plunge and make it out of the actual card:
It took me half an hour to make EACH box! I was frustrated to say the least…
… managed to make 5 though 🙂
I then sharpie'd the designs on…
… and then glued them all together with my glue gun:
Et VOILA! All finished! Ahhhh it feels so good to have them done! What do you think?? Like? Dislike?
I'm hoping to take some better pictures of these soon… hopefully they come back from assessment in one piece or I might actually cry! I've got my review at 9am… I'll let you know how I get on! 🙂