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MANCHESTER UNITED vs LEICESTER CITY
Manchester United are unbeaten in seven home Premier League games against the Foxes (Won5, Drew2) conceding just four goals in that time.
Leicester have won one of their last 18 league trips to Old Trafford (D5 L12), claiming victory in January 1998 courtesy of a Tony Cottee winner.
The Red Devils have scored in each of their last 14 Premier League games against Leicester, netting 33 goals.
Jamie Vardy has scored in three of his four games against Manchester United for Leicester in all competitions.
Jose Mourinho has suffered 12 defeats in his last 23 league games as a manager. His previous 12 league defeats as a boss came over a period of 110 games.
Expert Recommendation: BTS @ 1.75 ODDS or HOME Draw no Bet @ 1.30 odds
BOURNEMOUTH vs EVERTON
Bournemouth have never beaten Everton in six previous attempts in all competitions (Drawn 1 Lost 5), with their only draw coming in this exact Premier League fixture last season.
Everton have hit at least two goals in all of their six previous meetings with the Cherries in all competitions, including seven in three games last season.
Bournemouth netted three times in the last 10 minutes of their home Premier League game with the Toffees last season to secure a 3-3 draw
Bournemouth have only won consecutive Premier League home games once before – versus Southampton and Swansea back in March.
Meanwhile, Everton haven't won three consecutive Premier League away games since April 2014.
Expert Recommendation: OVER 2.5 @ 1.85 ODDS or Home No Clean Sheet @ 1.29 ODDS
LIVERPOOL vs HULL CITY
Liverpool have never lost a home game against Hull in all competitions (Won8 Drew2) and drew 0-0 in the most recent meeting in October 2014.
The Tigers' joint-heaviest Premier League defeat (along with 0-5 v Wigan) came at Anfield in September 2009, losing 6-1.
Hull have visited Anfield seven times in league competition without winning. All of Hull's three Premier League clean sheets against the Reds have been kept by different goalkeepers – Matt Duke, Eldin Jakupovic and Steve Harper.
Sadio Mane has scored seven goals in his last five Premier League home games (six for Southampton and one for Liverpool).
Robert Snodgrass has scored in his last two league games for Hull City – he's never scored in three consecutive Premier League appearances before.
Expert Recommendation: Liverpool to score both halves @ 1.70 ODDS or OVER 2.5 goals @ 1.50 ODDS
MIDDLESBROUGH vs TOTTEHNHAM
Middlesbrough have lost only once in their last 11 home Premier League games against Spurs (1-2 in April 2007).
Tottenham have won 22 of their last 24 Premier League games (Drawn2) against newly promoted sides since losing 1-0 to QPR in April 2012.
Middlesbrough have scored more Premier League goals against Tottenham than they have against any other side (37 in 28 meetings).
Indeed, Middlesbrough have beaten Tottenham nine times in the Premier League – only against Man City have they picked up more victories (11, also nine against West Ham).
This will be Middlesbrough's 250th Premier League game at the Riverside Stadium (Won98 Drew74 Lost77 so far).
Since the start of 2014-15, Harry Kane has missed just four Premier League games for Tottenham Hotspur, with Spurs failing to win any of them and scoring just twice (Drawn1 Lost3).
All five of Middlesbrough's Premier League goals this season have come before half time in matches, while both the goals that Spurs have conceded have also come in the first half.
Expert Recommendation: FIRST HALF OVER 0.5 GOAL @ 1.45
WEST BROM vs STOKE CITY
West Brom have won their last three Premier League meetings with Stoke – a win here will equal their best run against another opponent in the competition (4 straight wins against Sunderland between Feb 2012 and Sep 2013). We looking forward to a boring tight fixture here
Expert Recommenation: UNDER 2.5
SUNDERLAND vs CRYSTAL PALACE
Sunderland have failed to win any of their three Premier League home games against Crystal Palace, drawing two and losing one.
There has been a goal in the 80th minute or later in five of the six Premier League meetings between these sides, including four strikes in the 90th minute.
Sunderland have made 14 changes to their starting XI in their opening five Premier League games of the season – more than any other side.
Alan Pardew's side have won back-to-back Premier League games for the first time in 2016 – they've not won three in a row since August 2015.
The Black Cats' first league win in each of the last three campaigns has come in October.
David Moyes has not lost three consecutive home Premier League games as manager since September 2008, while in charge of Everton.
Expert Recommendation: Sunderland Win or Draw @ 1.50 ODDS
SWANSEA vs MANCHESTER CITY
The Swans have won just one of their last 12 league meetings with Manchester City (Drew2 Lost9), 1-0 at the Liberty Stadium back in March 2012.
Man City have scored 15 goals in their last six Premier League meetings with Swansea (Won5 Drew1), an average of 2.5 per game.
After scoring in just one of their opening five Premier League meetings with Man City, Swansea have found the net in each of their last five against them. However, they've also conceded in each of those games.
Kelechi Iheanacho scored in both fixtures against Swansea last season, including City's opener in this exact fixture.
Indeed, Iheanacho has scored 10 Premier League goals from just 14 shots on target.
Pep Guardiola has won his first five Premier League games – the only manager to win more was Carlo Ancelotti, who won his first six as manager of Chelsea in 2009.
The Citizens also won their opening five league games last season – they've never won their first six games in a top-flight campaign before.
Expert Recommendation: AWAY WIN @ 1.38 ODDS or OVER 2.5 GOALS @ 1.55 ODDS
ARSENAL vs CHELSEA
The Gunners are winless in their last nine Premier League meetings with Chelsea since a 5-3 win at Stamford Bridge in October 2011
Indeed, Arsenal have failed to score in their last six Premier League games against Chelsea
Chelsea haven't lost any of their last five league visits to the Emirates (Won2 Drew3) since a 1-3 loss in December 2010. They've conceded just one goal in that run.
Chelsea have won more league games at the Emirates Stadium than any other away side (4).
The Gunners are looking to record four successive Premier League wins for the first time since October 2015 (a run of five).
Diego Costa has scored five goals in five Premier League games this season, scoring each of Chelsea's last three in the competition.
Arsenal are winless in their last eight Premier League games in which Michael Oliver was referee (Drew5 Lost3), while Chelsea are unbeaten in 13 with Oliver officiating (Won7 Drawn6).
Arsenal have had four players sent off in their last five Premier League meetings with Chelsea and have been given more red cards against the Blues than versus any other opponent (7).
Expert Recommendation: HOME NO CLEAN SHEET @ 1.32 ODDS
WEST HAM vs SOUTHAMPTON
West Ham have conceded four goals in consecutive Premier League games for the first time since March 2008, when they conceded four goals in three straight games.
Indeed, the Hammers have lost three consecutive Premier League games for the first time under Slaven Bilic – they've not lost four in a row since April 2014.
Saints have scored just four goals in their five Premier League games this season and never more than once in a match.
West Ham have scored in each of their last 13 home league games, netting at least twice on nine occasions.
Expert Recommendation: UNDER 3.5 GOALS @ 1.35 ODDS
BURNLEY vs WATFORD
This will be the first ever top-flight meeting between Burnley and Watford.
Five of the last six league meetings between these sides have ended level (Watford winning the other), including each of the last four.
The Clarets are unbeaten in their last eight home league meetings with Watford (Won4 Drawn4), since a 2-3 defeat in April 2004.
Burnley have lost both of their Premier League games played on a Monday (vs Everton in December 2009 and Chelsea in August 2014), while Watford lost both of their Monday games 0-1 last season (vs Tottenham in December and Swansea in January).
Expert Recommendation: FULL TIME DRAW @ 3.15 ODDS
That is it folks! Have a SUPER WEEKEND!


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Yes, today Friday 08/03/2018, Fingerling fans will meet the new addition to the series and be introduced to Scratch! Untamed Collection The hand size dinos in this collection have two modes: tamed and untamed. Depending on which mode your fingerling is set to, you will get different reactions. In the tamed mode, your fingerling is relaxed and even makes cute… Read More
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10 comments:
- the undomesticated wife said...
I agree about getting older...my former boss used to say that it's better than stopping suddenly! :)
Love the pink camera, that is way cool!
- August 25, 2009 at 3:10 PM
- Emily said...
Birthdays are the best! You go GIRL!
- August 25, 2009 at 3:36 PM
- Co Captain aka Mommy said...
Hey Dina-It's me Christine!!! You know Scrofano. Anywho, I am soooo amazed at your bog and your house. You are the MOST creative person!! I would sooooo love to get together with you. I stay at home with 3 kiddies now! Anyway, sorry to leave a huge message on your blog. But I wanted to say "Hi". Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
- August 25, 2009 at 4:52 PM
- Co Captain aka Mommy said...
Ok, sorry that should say blog not bog! An gmail.com, not comi. Sorry!!
- August 25, 2009 at 4:53 PM
- Beth said...
I'm totally down with celebrating a half birthday! Cool idea. I'm jealous of your PINK camera! That's just fabulous.
- August 25, 2009 at 5:16 PM
- Stacey said...
A PINK camera!!! Thats the best:) Can me and my hubby come to TX and let him take good hubby lessons? LOL!
I had my little boy a 6 month birthday party and it was awsome!Everyone that I was crazy!
- August 25, 2009 at 10:37 PM
- Rachel said...
The birthday party looked fun! Looking at your pool really makes me want to go swimming this very second :) haha
- August 25, 2009 at 10:47 PM
- Stephanie said...
I will definitely look at my birthday in a different perspective now...great words!! I'm glad you shared =)
- August 26, 2009 at 6:57 AM
- Alicia {Murry Mayhem} said...
Love it! I love birthdays! I have "birth week"! LOL!
- August 26, 2009 at 9:43 AM
- Denise said...
How about 50 something! That's me and I love the 1/2 birthday idea.
- September 11, 2009 at 8:58 PM


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Reviews of Twyfelfontein Country Lodge
They do not necessarily represent the views of Expert Africa.
Of course I arrived there late. I signed up for the bushmen rock art tour and the desert elephant tour. Both were fantastic. It was actually the Bushmen and rock art that led me to Namibia. My original plan was to go to Kruger Park in South Africa and film wildlife.
A guide was on holiday so the manager drove us. Great guy, friendly and knowledgeable. He told me that their choir/staff was award winning and one of the best around, they sang to us after dinner. I am an African American and found the cultural experience to be very enlightening and up lifting.
Amazing stay at Twyfelfontein
This lodge was in a stunning location. You really can't see it until you are virtually there. It is sympathetically built near the rocks in a fairly remote area of desert. You have to walk through a split in some rocks to get to the reception! The road to the lodge is very bumpy and might be uncomfortable in a 2WD vehilcle
On arrival we were given two rooms, one at the front and one at the back of one of the accomodation blocks. At first I was slightly disappointed at having the room at the back as it only had a view of the rocks, and was quite dark. This however turned into a godsend as the room remained cool despite the intense heat. The room was clean and comfortable and fairly basic but it didn't matter as there are so many other lovely places to sit and relax at the lodge. All of the staff were delightful and a credit to the lodge. From cleaners to the reception staff to the guides, all were charming and welcoming. The food here was incredible. There was so much on offer and all displayed so wonderfully.
It was an excellent base from which to visit the Twyfelfontein rock carvings and there are several other things to visit nearby, all within easy driving distance. The main attraction however are the desert elephants. We saw them on a guided tour one evening from the camp and even more spectaculalry a herd of them trooped past the lodge the next morning. It was a stunning site and all the guests and staff came out to watch.
At night the stargazing was awesome as there is no light pollution. All in all a wonderful place to stay in the middle of nowhere!
Twyfelfontein Country Lodge review
Very helpful, the manager did all he could to make our stay enjoyable. I said we didn't have a very good view from our room and they moved us immediately to a room with an excellent view.
Would recommend a 2 day stay
Twyfelfontein Country Lodge review
A bigger tourist lodge so not so personalised.
Good position with great views over desert.
Twyfelfontein Country Lodge review
Very close to the rock engravings!
Very accomodating staff - arranged the desert elephant tour in the morning just for us.
Twyfelfontein Lodge
This was an interesting place, but our personal preference would be for something simpler.
The only negative comment is that there was far too much choice regarding food and it was a bit 'canteen' standard and probably lots of wastage. We stayed in places where there was little or no choice, but this was fine. However we were well treated and enjoyed all the things there were to see in the area.
Located in an amazing place.
The location is great. Good service, nice personnel and good food.Read more about the whole safari
Stunning lodge
We were very impressed by the lodge and it's accommodation but felt again perhaps too touristy for us as there were several coach companies . Although we would not like to have missed the rock drawings which were incredible and although the lodge staff were very pleasant we felt they didn't help with enough information as to the whereabouts to find them .
Our guide to see some elephants / sundowner was very friendly and informative . Listening to the choir in the evening was lovely .Again on reflection we would have only chosen to spend one night here.
Twyfelfontein County Lodge-Disappointing Star
On arrival, we were directed to a motel type room on the left as you approach the Lodge, given a complimentary bottle of wine and told it was a great spot as you can drive up to the Lodge. It did not resemble the other accommodations on site. We were most disappointed when we saw the room and went back to reception saying we couldn't stay there, They relocated us to another room for the first night and then we were moved to a third room for the second night. We did call a representative from Wilderness Safaris, as we wondered if we were only paying the rate for that first offered room We also noted the floors were not clean.
It was all a bit unsettling. We tried not to let it over-shadow our visit to the surrounding area, including the UNESCO World Heritage Site and a drive into the desert to see the elephants .
Twyfelfontein Country Lodge review
A good stopping off point on our way to Etendeka, and close to the Rock Carvings. The food was excellent. Room - average.Read more about the whole safari


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Alabama Attorney General Addresses Fraudulent Debt Collection Calls
Alabama Attorney General Addresses Fraudulent Debt Collection Calls
Oct 27, 2015
Government and industry officials have reassured consumers that legitimate debt collectors would never threaten a consumer with arrest.
Consumers should be on the lookout for fake debt collection calls from scammers posing as collection attorneys, warns Alabama Attorney General Luther Strange.
According to a press release, the scammers source publicly available documents about consumers who have filed for bankruptcy. They then "spoof" the Caller ID system to make their phone number appear to be that of an attorney. Once the consumer answers the phone, scammers demand wire payments for nonexistent debts – sometimes threatening the consumer with arrest.
"Under no circumstances would a bankruptcy attorney or a staff member telephone a client and ask for a wire transfer to immediately satisfy a debt," the National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys stated in the press release. "Nor would the bankruptcy attorney and staff ever threaten arrest if a debt isn't paid."
Similar scams involving callers pretending to be affiliated with debt collectors have also occurred recently in Nebraska and Ohio, ACA International reported. The Nebraska Department of Banking and Finance warned residents of a debt collection scam involving calls to consumers about a past payday loan and threats of possible arrest if they do not make an immediate payment. And in Ohio – where identity theft has been the top form of consumer fraud – identity thieves posing as debt collectors have used consumers' personally identifiable information (PII) to trick them into paying debts they don't owe.
Legitimate debt collectors are not consumers' enemies and are not interested in a debt that is not owed and it is illegal to make such threats as arrest or a lawsuit. By law, the collector must inform you of your right to dispute the debt and request written verification if requested. Once sought, all collection activity stops until this proof is provided.
ACA International's Ask Doctor Debt website has resources for consumers to better understand debt collection and their rights.
source: http://www.acainternational.org/news-alabama-attorney-general-addresses-fraudulent-debt-collection-calls-37360.aspx


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This colossal Irish bookie has built a robust name in the biz with its vivid platform and innovative fresh features. If we closely examine their promos and special, they really differ from the rest. It's no wonder that their mobile app works very fine and players can now freely and enjoyable play from their mobiles.
Paddy Power operates two separate platforms–mobile and its P.C online version. The mobile app is compatible with all major mobile devices like iOS, Windows Phone, Android, and Blackberry.
Main Mobile Features
Mobile app comes with the following features:
Live Bets
This will allow you to watch a game with your buddies and even watch it live while placing your bets. A perfect feature for betting on the go. The range of sport game markets is truly top and features many favourites like for example soccer, basketball, baseball, tennis, rugby, greyhound racing, and of course horse racing. The greatest events host regularly over 100s of markets available for in-play betting and the lesser market's range doesn't disappoint at all.
To view what's on offer currently, simply visit Paddy Power and enter the In-Play mode you see on the top navigation section. There all the current events will appear along with a complete list of available markets. Numerous game stats will also give you some basis to place wiser bets.
Live Streaming
One of the top main features online is Paddy Power's live streaming. Their program is really full and it shows regularly numerous live events. Soccer, basketball, tennis and other events are often covered. The range of events shown is massive and it's not hard to spot the event of your choice.
Horse Racing Offers
For all horse race fans out there, their horse racing program is truly complete. All major UK and Irish horse races are covered for mobile users. Perhaps their only limitation is that you should add min £1 to watch the event live. Once you complete this, visit the Racing section (bottom right corner) to see directly the live race.
Paddy Power also comes with an extra valuable feature. The operator has partnered with Racing Host to offer you some fab stats, expert reviews and commentary and result forecasts.
Cashing Out feature
That is a stable and popular feature used by many. Perhaps this another reason why Paddy Power has chosen to feature it in their live mobile app as well. This will enable you to set your bet prior the game/race ends. The only slight drawback is that the operator doesn't amp up the value once you do this so do so with caution. It's just a feature you can use every now and then for more control on your bets.
You can see the Cash Out option in the bottom area of its respective mobile app. If you open it, an index of all bets available for cashing out will appear. So if you accept the value on offer, use the Cash Out button and validate. Like all the rest, the value is based on the live status of the game of your choice.
Installation steps for mobile app
iOS and Android users can now use their dedicated mobile app. The first can browse through the iOS App store to find the Paddy Power app. Due to the fact that Google Play prohibits gambling apps, if you are using an Android Device, you'll first have to enter the Paddy Power website and do the basic steps to download it.
No need to install anything on other mobile devices like for example, Blackberry and Windows Phone. If you simply open your browser the mobile screen with the sportsbook will appear.
Extra Paddy Products
Other betting options available on mobile include:
Mobile Poker
Paddy Power's poker section is under the iPoker umbrella network which is the greatest on the net. There are many fun gaming options like SNG, Cash Tables, Twister, and Speed Poker. The mobile mode is also open for iOS and Android users. To install it, simply enter the iOS App Store and find the Paddy Power App or visit straight from the website and do the steps mentioned on the site. Gaming options include cash, Speed Poker, and Cash among others.
Mobile Bingo
The operator also runs a dedicated bingo lobby providing numerous gaming options. Some of them include 80-ball, 90-ball, and 75-ball along with some side games. The picks are many and there are numerous promotions for making the most of your funds. Their mobile optimised app allows you to play straight from your phone's browser or tablet device.
Mobile Casino
Their mobile casino area features numerous games offered by big software providers like Playtech. There are casino slots, classic favourites, video poker, and live dealer tables among the options. These in their majority are offered in mobile mode also. All you need to do is visit their page and choose one of your choices.
Mobile Promos
Paddy Power, unfortunately, doesn't have any specials currently just for mobile users but all their main specials can be used by mobile users also. The list of bonuses open features deposit specials, VIP memberships, and others. However, the operator runs from time to time mobile offers so keep an eye on that. So based on your choice, you can receive cash bonuses, extra spins and other bonuses.
Note: Use the special Paddy Power promo code once your register.
Is Paddy Power a profitable pick?
If we consider everything, yes Paddy Power is a nice pick for mobile betting. You can easily play and bet any of their products straight from their site or after installing the respective app. The mobile mode is solid and provided mobile players with all the main products offered on the PC version. Their promos and cashier features are also a thing to note.


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Empowering Communities
Around the world, local communities and indigenous peoples are key stewards of the natural places WWF works to conserve. They depend on forests, fisheries and wildlife for their ways of life. Over generations, many have developed knowledge and practices to sustainably use and protect natural resources. Yet local people face growing challenges to their ability to be good stewards, including:
- external competition for land and resources
- insecure rights to land and resources
- limited economic opportunities
- limited access to health, education and other social services
- population growth
Empowering women and families to build healthy communities and a healthy planet
Meeta is a young mother from India. Back-to-back pregnancies and heavy housework responsibilities took a toll on her health and wellbeing. Noting her declining health, a neighborhood social worker invited Meeta and her husband Ramkishore to participate in a CARE maternal health program that fostered open communication, education and access to family planning information.
What WWF Is Doing
To address these challenges, WWF works to strengthen communities' ability to conserve the natural resources they depend upon. We help them secure the rights, capacities and knowledge they need to strengthen their role as stewards of the environment, and improve their livelihoods and health. We also promote innovation, learning and implementation of strategies to expand community conservation across larger landscapes. This includes:
- facilitating links across communities
- building capacity of support institutions
- promoting policy frameworks for community tenure, decentralized governance and sustainable livelihoods
- collaboration to address environment-related threats to community land
Respect Rights and Improve Livelihoods
Indigenous and traditional peoples around the world maintain close ties to their ancestral lands and traditional knowledge important for conservation. We support collaborative conservation approaches that contribute to securing customary land and resource rights, strengthening community organizations and generating livelihoods from well-managed resources.
Empower Women and Improve Health
Girls and women often play a central role in natural resource management and use—collecting forest products for food, medicine and firewood, and water for their families. Yet they are often excluded from participating in community decisions about resources, due cultural, legal and other barriers. We help them gain better access to education and health services such as improved drinking water, sanitation, vaccinations, and family planning so they can improve their lives and help lead environmental change in their families and communities.
Sacred Earth: Faiths for Conservation
Many of the most important conservation places in the world are sacred and tied closely to the spiritual and cultural identities of their people. WWF's Sacred Earth program works with religious leaders and faith communities to address threats to the places we all value and to encourage genuine sustainable development.
Publications and Documents
Conserving Wildlife and Enabling Communities in Namibia
Namibia is home to an array of wildlife, from ostriches and zebras roaming the gravel plains to penguins and seals chilling in the Atlantic currents. It was the first African country to incorporate protection of the environment into its constitution. With WWF's help, the government has reinforced this conservation philosophy by empowering its communities with rights to manage and benefit from the country's wildlife through communal conservancies.
Managing Marine Resources in the South Pacific
The marine resources of the South Pacific region are threatened by major challenges. WWF believes that sustainable livelihood, development and conservation efforts are most successful when community groups adopt conservation initiatives and make their own management choices.
WWF's Living Forest Report: Chapter 4 - Forests and Wood Products
Improving Democracy and Governance through Conservation Practice
Taking a Livelihoods, People-Centered Approach to Conservation
Engaging the Stewards of Nature: Partnering with Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities


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Accessible Gym Membership
At last I have my membership to the Sargood at Collaroy gym. Above is the wrist band that allows me to access the weight machines with no help from anyone else… a very helpful thing when you are in a wheelchair and seek independence. I roll up to each machine, I tap the wrist band … More Accessible Gym Membership


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Job Description
Our client, based in the Lutterworth area, is looking for a strong administrator to join their growing team. This is an exciting opportunity to work for an award winning established global company.
Duties and responsibilities:
- Managing office budgets
- Answering incoming calls
- Ordering and maintaining stationery and equipment
- Sorting and distributing incoming & outgoing post
- General administration and reception duties
- Arranging travel and accommodation for colleagues
- Organising induction programmes for new employees, keeping HR files up to date
- Managing all IT requirements (e.g: set up new starter hardware and software; telephone support and additional lines, etc)
- Reviewing and updating Health and Safety policies and ensuring they are observed
- Generate job analysis reports and report to MD/Operation Manager
- Company credit card reconciliation
- Updating holiday records, and sickness log
- Processing visas for overseas travel
- Reconciling petty cash
- Fleet Management, Booking in client goods
- Organising any office maintenance with landlord
- Warehouse stock management
- Managing company fuel cards
- Proof reading legal documents, NDA's, Leases etc Liaising with external agency's
- Obtaining quotes for lease & HP company vehicles
Skills and experience required:
- Excellent telephone manner
- Strong communication skills with the ability to communicate at all levels
- IT literate
- Good customer service skills
- Be enthusiastic and have the ability to be assertive
- Administrative experience of at least 3 years
- Sage 50 experience will be an advantage but not a necessity
- Hours are 37.5 hours per week between the hours of 9:00am and 5:30pm
Salary and benefits:
- £15,000 - £20,000 dependent on experience
- Pension
- 22 days annual holiday + Bank holidays


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New York, NY – Skyline Conference Commissioner, Linda Bruno has announced the Academic Honor Roll for the 2017 Spring sports season, which honors student-athletes in the conference with a 3.3 grade point average or better while competing in men's and women's lacrosse, men's and women's basketball, softball, men's tennis, men's volleyball and baseball and softball.
"It is an honor to recognize these student-athletes – who truly exemplify what the student-athlete experience is all about," said Bruno. "Their ability to excel academically and athletically is a testament to the hard work and dedication they put in, and should serve as an example to all."
Name Class Sport
Alex Lilac Sr. Men's Basketball
Kaitlyn Bowman So. Women's Basketball
Amari Duncan Jr. Women's Basketball
Megan Flynn Fr. Women's Basketball
Macie Holmes So. Women's Basketball
Alyssa Nellis Jr. Women's Basketball
Emily Parslow So. Women's Basketball
Gen Schoff Jr. Women's Basketball
Danielle Stannard Fr. Women's Basketball
Frankie Pearson Sr. Women's Basketball
Samantha Dibbell Jr. Men's Tennis
Casey Fitzpatrick Jr. Men's Tennis/Men's Volleyball
Rebecca Jackson Fr. Men's Tennis
Shanessa Mendoza Jr. Men's Tennis
Tyler Schnaible Fr. Men's Tennis/ Men's Volleyball
Lindsey Tolman Jr. Men's Tennis
Bailey Cecchi Jr. Men's Volleyball
Chris MacArthur Sr. Men's Volleyball
Ellen Abbott Jr. Women's Lacrosse
Courtney Carano Jr. Women's Lacrosse
Monica Koralus Sr. Women's Lacrosse
Savannah Mason Sr. Women's Lacrosse
Stephanie Nunez Jr. Women's Lacrosse
Anne Risler Fr. Women's Lacrosse
Torri Sperl Jr. Women's Lacrosse
Jackie St. Pierre Sr. Women's Lacrosse
Haleigh Zeilman Fr. Women's Lacrosse
Jessica Adams Sr. Softball
Allison Ford Sr. Softball
Samantha Montague Fr. Softball
Katy Rimawi Gr. Softball
Alexa Silk Jr. Softball
Kristen Silk Fr. Softball


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New Student Orientation (NSO)
Parents Preview 2019
Date: August 28, 2019
Program Invitation
We invite all of our new students' families to join us for Parents Preview. Running simultaneously with the first two days of New Student Orientation, August 28 & 29, the program is designed to familiarize parents with the academic and co-curricular life of the college so they have confidence that they are leaving their student in good hands. The program is regularly praised for helping with the college transition. As one recent parent said, "Though it was difficult to leave…we felt much better about it for having spent the time on campus these two days."
The formal program begins at 3:45pm on Wednesday, August 28 with a social event for parents and concludes at 7pm on Thursday, August 29 with a community picnic following the Opening Convocation, the official opening of the 2019-20 academic year. We trust you will make plans now to attend Parents Preview.
Program Overview
It is our mission to introduce you to the College, familiarize you with the academic program and many student services but still provide you enough time with your son or daughter to allow for a comfortable transition.
Program Details
Register for Parents Preview!
Online registration for parents and family members is now closed. However, we welcome your participation and will have a designated onsite registration area in Templeton Campus Center on Wednesday, August 28 between 8am and 4pm. There is a small fee to attend the program to cover the cost of meals and program incidentals.
Local Accommodations
Receive special rates at these nearby locations. Regretfully, we do not have on-campus accommodations for parents or family members.
Schedule for Parents Preview 2019
Here is the updated schedule for Parents Preview. You will receive a printed copy in your arrival packet on August 28.
NSO Schedule for First Year & Transfer Students for 2019
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|Picture of the BEST paleo chocolate chip cookie recipe out there.
As a starting point, I used a recipe closest in taste and appearance to a traditional chocolate chip cookie (Recipe #6 of my Paleo Cookie Recipe Comparison). Tasters of the original Recipe #6 griped about the oiliness, sweetness, and flavor of the oil, so I began testing changes to the recipe.
|BakerGal's delicious paleo chocolate chip cookie recipe!
In the process of making so many batches, I learned a few things that are important for the success of this cookie, including sweetener substitutions and measuring almond flour. I've noted these in the recipe notes of the final recipe below.
|Best Paleo Chocolate Chip Cookie Recipe
5 oz (1 1/4 cups) very finely ground blanched almond flour (NOT Bob's Red Mill...see notes)
1/4 teaspoon salt (I know you're supposed to avoid salt, but this is seriously important for flavor)
1/4 teaspoon baking soda
1/4 cup raw agave nectar (or 1/4 cup raw honey plus 1 to 2 tsp water. See below for date paste substitution.)1/8 cup macademia nut oil (link goes to amazon)
1 tsp vanilla extract
A scant 1/4 cup dark chocolate chips. I used Guittard Extra Dark chocolate chips (63% cocoa and incredibly smooth). Using a darker chocolate (for example, the Guittard 72% Cacao Baking Discs) will make the cookies less sweet.
- Heat oven to 325.
- Mix almond flour, salt, and baking soda well. In a small bowl, mix agave nectar, Macadamia nut oil, and vanilla. Combine wet and dry ingredients, mixing well. Add dark chocolate chips. Batter should be thick enough that you can roll a small ball between your palms and set it on the cookie sheet without it drooping or losing shape (see notes).
- Make 16 - 20 small balls of paleo chocolate chip cookie dough and space them evenly on a cookie sheet lined with parchment paper. Press the cookies down as flat as possible with the palm of your hand. This is important! The cookies will NOT spread out on their own.
- Bake about 6 minutes. Watch closely and remove when the edges start to brown. . . they could be done at 4 minutes or at 8 minutes depending on the size of the cookie and your oven calibration.
Almond Flour:
The brand of almond flour you use is important because you want a flour that is very finely ground, and this quality varies greatly across brands. Bob's Red Mill almond flour is not finely ground enough - I did a test batch and the cookie batter is too runny and ends up ugly with a grainy texture. Honeyville Farms (link goes to amazon) is the brand I used for the cookies pictured above and would recommend. If you can't find Honeyville Farms almond flour or macadamia nut oil, you can follow the links in the post to Amazon to purchase it, or you can visit the "store" section of the blog, where I've provided links to purchase them.
Measuring the almond flour by weight is much more precise than measuring by volume, so use a digital scale if you have one. Trying to measure almond flour by volume can lead to over- or under-measurement: if it is too packed or too fluffed-up you fit too much or two little of it into your measuring cup. If you don't have a scale and have to measure by volume, then do your best to gently spoon the flour into the measuring cup and level it off with a straight-edged knife. As a rule of thumb for this recipe, you should be able to roll the finished paleo chocolate chip cookie dough into a ball between your palms, and when you set it down it should keep its shape. Add a little more almond flour if it doesn't pass this test.
I prefer agave syrup's flavor and performance in the recipe, but tested some substitutions:
Raw honey: It works just as well. I tried a batch that turned out looking almost identical, feeling a little bit chewier, and tasting faintly of honey.
Date paste: If you prefer "whole sugars" that come embodied in their originating fruit, I also tried a date paste that worked but yielded a slightly wetter cookie with slightly less traditional flavor. To make a date paste substitute, take 8 pitted dried dates and chop them very finely. Add 1/4 cup water to the chopped dates and heat in a pan or microwave, stirring frequently until they've softened and absorbed some of the water (about 30 seconds in the microwave, stirring every 10 minutes). Add water as needed to keep them hydrated and jam-like in consistency. Remove from heat and mash the dates as thoroughly as possible with a fork. Add another few teaspoons of water if needed and heat again briefly to further soften the mixture. Place the paste in a measuring cup. If you don't have 1/4 cup of date paste, add enough water to bring the mixture up to the 1/4 cup line. Proceed with recipe as written.
Macadamia nut oil:
It has a long unrefrigerated shelf life, but doesn't often fly off the shelf at your local supermarket, so those bottles may have been there for a while. Be sure to select a fresh bottle.


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Background check useless if gun buyer isn't on the list
The Adam Zyglis editorial cartoon blaming the National Rifle Association's supposed burying of gun background check legislation for the Navy Yard shooting deaths ignores the fact that the shooter heeded Joe Biden's suggestion to buy a shotgun and, in doing so from a licensed dealer, underwent a federal background check. Because his name was not in the system, not on the "no-buy" list so to speak, he was sold the gun.
This illustrates one of the main problems in this tragic affair, which is why, in spite of his gun related run-ins with the law, the shooter was never put on the "no-buy" list. All the background checks in the world won't stop a legal purchase if a dangerous person is not on the "no-buy" list. By the way, those background checks won't stop the vast majority of criminals who kill people in gang or drug-related shootings who get their guns illegally on the black market.
On the opposite page from Zyglis' cartoon, Leonard Pitts goes on another of his anti-gun rants about how there are just too many guns around. All I will say is first he should read "More Guns, Less Crime" by John Lott, which shows that states with shall-issue concealed carry laws have lower crime rates than states that don't, and the main reason is those concealed carry laws. Second, I'll point to Vermont, a liberal state with the fewest, most liberal gun laws in the country and the lowest murder rate of all the states. In the end it isn't the gun laws or the lack of them that drives violent crime, but the culture of the persons involved.
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Sunday, May 13, 2012
A Woman in her Thirties Hosts Book Club
The move to Pleasantville coincided with my first joining book club. P, who's married to L's BFF from since they were in diapers (fine, Underoos), asked me to join, and I finally felt ready. A woman in her thirties joins book club, right? But I have to admit I was a little nervous, considering I think The Book Thief is one of the most overrated books of the last several years. (Blasphemy, I know!) I was pretty sure I was going to offend this nice group of women with my first rip on Barbara Kingsolver. And God forbid they did not share my love of Jonathan Safran Foer. GOD FORBID.
Three years have passed, and I haven't missed a single book club meeting since joining, not even when AB was three weeks old and I was sure I was going to bleed to death through my nipples. Book club is once a month sanity for me, a reminder that I do still have the ability to speak intelligently about books even though I'm not teaching anymore. When I'm not pregnant (which has been only a small percentage of the time in the last three years), it's a great excuse for multiple glasses of wine on a Wednesday night. But most importantly, it's a chance to get together with thoughtful, smart women, and do what we do best- talk. And eat. And drink. (The stereotypes are true.)
Anyway, last week I hosted. Usually the host has chosen the book, but in this case the book was chosen by P, called It's All About the Dress. It's a memoir written by Vicky Tiel, who apparently is a big time fashion designer and invented the mini-skirt. To know me is to know that A), I know nothing about fashion, and B), I care nothing about fashion. But I have to admit that I enjoyed reading about life through this woman's extraordinarily rose-colored glasses. The word 'orgy' appears several times, which always makes for interesting reading. And in the middle of her stories about Elizabeth Taylor, Warren Beatty, and Woody Allen, were random recipes she picked up during her very charmed life. Perfect!
The recipes included a pink tuna salad (dud), a simple vinaigrette (okay), and Fettucine Alfredo (good, but definitely not for the woman in her thirties watching her waistline). But the real winner to me was Vicky's friend Lisa's Dartois, which is a French apple pie. Here you are, modified by yours truly, for your eating pleasure:
Lisa's Dartois
1 cup flour
1 cup sugar
1 large egg
1 stick unsalted butter (cold, but not super cold)
3 large apples (cored and cut into small chunks)
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1. Preheat oven to 350.
2. Mix flour, sugar, butter, and egg with your hands until it's in a big sticky ball.
3. Sprinkle some flour on the bottom of a 9-inch pie dish. Take half of the dough and cover the bottom and sides of the pan. No need for a rolling pin-- just use your hands. Don't worry about making it pretty.
4. Add apple chunks and sprinkle with cinnamon.
5. Flatten the rest of the dough into little pieces and cover the apples with it. Again, don't worry about making it neat. It will all bake and mush together.
6. Sprinkle more cinnamon on top and bake about 45 min, until the top is lightly brown.
When it comes out it's all apple-crumbly and delicious. And it seriously took about 20 min to put together. I served it with ice cream. Fab!
Thanks, Vicky Tiel! I never would have read your book if it hadn't been for book club, but I'm glad I did. Now if only you could send some of those Hollywood connections my way... I've got this book idea, see, and...
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I'm gonna start a book club.ReplyDelete
And I'm gonna start reading.
I am impressed. You read the book, made a fun dessert from the book, and hosted all while very pregnant. You are super!ReplyDelete
I'm impressed! Good job super pregnant lady!ReplyDelete
That recipe is awesome! I like how easy you made it seem...ReplyDelete
Heidi, I want to join your book club! Which Jenny McCarthy book should we start with?
I want a book club that involves that apple pie thingy, amazing!ReplyDelete
I want a book club where I can eat yummy food and drink multiple glasses of wine, but don't have to feel inadequate about my inability to finish a book every month.ReplyDelete
I think that's why I'm in a wine club instead of a book club.
- ChristineDecember 31, 2012 at 8:01 AM
Like you, I enjoyed Vicky Tiel's memoir and I was looking on google for someone who actually made the dartois recipe and found your blog.ReplyDelete
I shall be making it for a New Years Eve dinner tonight.
The New York City book club I belong to is mainly interested in the books published by Persephone Press in the UK, is fairly tolerant about people not finishing the book, also sometimes reading the wrong book. Needless to say, it's about equally a dinner and wine club as well.


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Dubai Golf Courses
Dubai Golf Courses
The Montgomerie
The Montgomerie, Dubai's championship golf course was designed by Colin Montgomerie in association with Desmond Muirhead. The course covers 265 acres which consist of 123 acres of turf, 49 acres of man-made lakes (a total of 14 lakes), 93 acres of landscaped gardens and is scattered with 81 large bunkers.
The course provides the player with undulating "links land" style fairways with generous landing areas which challenge and intrigue all levels of player. Although large in size, the greens can be very misleading, especially as they are consistently rolling above 9.5feet. Plenty of shape throughout the greens can result in some very trying putts.
18 holes Par 72 6753yards
Al Badia Golf Club
Capturing the character and beauty of Arabia, the Al Badia course was designed on an oasis theme by internationally renowned golf architect Robert Trent Jones II . The championship course features abundant water, rivers of sand and plants indigenous to the Arabian Gulf. Water moves throughout the course. The layout incorporates eleven lakes, several smaller ponds, streams and numerous cascading waterfalls. Strategically, water is used for lateral hazards as well as carry hazards on twelve of the holes. The "rivers of sand" concept adds another layer of texture to the design – providing a visual extension of the lakes and streams. These sand areas provide visually crisp playing surfaces that, unlike bodies of water, give a golfer the opportunity to recover from an errant shot. Providing a challenging round for the seasoned golfer, Al Badia is also welcoming for the recreational player.
18 holes Par 72 7303 yards
Dubai Creek
The course is a memorable journey from the first tee to the 18th green. The superbly manicured fairways are undulating, demarcated by mounds, date and palm trees, and most other times by water. Apart from the Creek, which comes into play on at least four holes, several artificial lakes add to the beauty and difficulty of various other holes.The presence of multiple tees ensures that golfers of all calibres enjoy their day out at the course. While length of the tee helps, the premium is certainly on accuracy, especially with the approach shots as most of the greens are multi-tiered with subtle borrows.
18 holes Par 71 6857 yards
Arabian Ranches Golf Club
The Arabian Ranches Golf Club – formerly known as The Desert Course, Arabian Ranches, was built as a true 18 hole desert style grass course, a signature course designed by Ian Baker-Finch in association with Nicklaus Design.
Miss the immaculate grass of the fairways and greens and you enter the sandy waste, with its indigenous shrubs and bushes.
All standards of golfer will also appreciate the GPS (Global Positioning System) yardage service available on every golf cart.
18 holes Par 72 7691 yards
The Els Club
Stretching 7,538 yards with four sets of tees allowing players a selection of differing lengths from which to play, The Els Club set a new benchmark for golf in Dubai from April 2008. The course offers players a challenging round accompanied by all the essential facilities that extend beyond the immaculate fairways and greens.
Set on undulating slopes of native desert vegetation, it is a links style layout combining traditional classic design.
18 holes Par 72 7538 yards
Emirates Golf Club
Emirates Golf Club sports two championship courses, a friendly yet testing 9 hole Par-3 course, the Emirates Golf Academy, numerous practice facilities and two driving ranges.
Named among the world's top 100 golf courses in a survey conducted by influential US-based magazine Golf Digest, the Majlis is the home of world-class events like the Dubai Desert Classic and the Dubai Ladies' Masters, inspiring awe among all those who play its verdant greens.
Redesigned by golf legend and six-time major winner Nick Faldo, Emirates Golf Club's second course, The Faldo, combines a stunning visual design with the nuances and challenges of any championship course in just the right measure, providing visitors an exceptionally enjoyable golfing experience –- and one that is completely unique.
Majlis Course 18 holes Par 72 7301 yards
Faldo Course 18 holes Par 73 7348 yards
Yas Links – Abu Dhabi
Yas Links was the first Links golf course in the Middle East region. The first designed by Kyle Phillips, one of the world's leading golf course designers. The first opportunity to experience the unique traditions of the game. An eighteen-hole course, a nine-hole academy course, clubhouse, golf academy and floodlit practice facilities, set against dramatic views of the Arabian Gulf—the course combines unparalleled visual glory with the thrill of golf's ultimate test. Yas Links presents the kind of challenges golfers the world over dream about.
18 holes Par 72 7414 yards
Abu Dhabi Golf Club (Sunday- Wednesday)
An oasis of tranquillity carved out of the desert, Abu Dhabi Golf Club offers one of the most luxurious golf resort experiences in the Middle East.
In full management with the worldwide renowned Troon Golf, we aim to offer 'more than just golf' with a host of family-friendly dining options, social events and leisure activities.
Saadiyat Beach Golf Club (Sunday- Wednesday)
One of the world's most captivating golfing projects Saadiyat Beach Golf Club harnesses the stunning natural beauty of Saadiyat Island to create an unparalleled experience.
Designed by undisputed sports legend Gary Player, Saadiyat Beach Golf Club is one of the world's most uniquely captivating golf projects. Saadiyat Beach Golf Club has been designed to accommodate all levels of golfers and offers each golfer a 'Member for a Day' experience with the optimum level of genuine customer service, from personalized lockers and bag tags to those personal touches from the international staff.
We also specialise in Golf training academies. Perfect for the golfer who wants to improve their game on some of Europes best golf resorts under the tuition of top PGA Professionals.
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Here at Quality golf, we have spent many years ensuring we have the best selection of Golf Holiday Destinations, whether it's an adventure playing golf in the Far East, Safari and Golf in South Africa or the firm favourites in Spain or Portugal we cover all aspects of your golfing trip.
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If you have read my work over the years, then you know that I am not a proponent of Minimum Wage. An adult should be able to work for anyone at an agreed price.
However, a new issue has come into my view I did not realize existed until recently.
Apparently there are groups out there (think Chamber of Commerce) that works with your local governments to hold wages down by:
A) Making sure that there is Affordable Housing in your area so their workers can live nearby
B) Making sure there is mass transit options so that low cost workers can get to the businesses that want to hirer low cost employees(A Chamber Objective for sure) Continue reading


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Saturday, June 20, 2009
JULY 2009 - Anne Feeney's Fellow Travelers' Advisory - VOLUME 5, #4
Welcome to the July Fellow Travelers' Advisory -
In this issue:
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San Francisco
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Thanks for subscribing to The Fellow Travelers' Advisory. If you didn't, this incredibly wonderful SING OUT FOR SINGLE PAYER ROAD SHOW wouldn't be happening. This isn't just a newsletter, it's a vehicle for major organizing. Your support for my work and my music mean more than I can ever express. I love it when you write back and tell me what you've been up to, when you share news of your community, suggest song ideas or places I should play.
You can buy my cds at http://cdbaby.com/all/unionmaid
You can listen to and/or download my extremely cool new single "We're Nursing as Fast as We Can" at http://soundclick.com/share?songid=7729813
It was only a few weeks ago that I began imagining turning my regular summer tour of the Pacific Northwest into a barnstorming Chautauqua for Single Payer Health Care. My friends Kay Tillow and Jerry Tucker both thought it was a great idea. I got some seed money from them. Chris Chandler whipped up a poster for me. I sent out my June newsletter on May 22nd and this project took off!
This whole concept was developed during Holly Near's wonderfully collaborative and energizing "SING OUT THE VOTE OHIO" tour last October. Holly is an inspiration!
I've never seen so many people so excited about an issue. Almost fifty musicians between San Diego and Bellingham have joined the tour. We are going from border to border! Jason Luckett of LA is doing the whole tour with me! As I write this, over 236 of you have sent donations ranging between $10 - $100.... (Well, one $150 donation too - Thanks, Dave!)
Contributions have already come in from Denmark, Sweden, Ireland, Northern Ireland, England, Canada and from 34 states!
If you haven't made a donation yet, IT'S DEFINITELY NOT TOO LATE! There's a "Donate" button at http://annefeeney.com/specialevents.html that you can securely click on. Or use the "Donate" button in the right hand column here >>>>
If you're not a "click and donate" kind of person, you can send a check to:
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(If your check is for $500 or more and you want it to be tax-deductible you can make it out to "Universal Health Care for Oregon." Still send the check to me, so that I can make sure that UHCO credits it properly.)
Another fun way to support the tour is to download my new recording of Joan Hill's fabulous "We're Nursing as Fast as We Can." All sales during June and July will benefit the tour.
And there are posters at http://annefeeney.com/specialevents.html that you can print out and customize and hang in your neighborhood (of course, if you don't live in CA, OR or WA it might be somewhat impractical).
Every day of the tour we're going to send out tweets (http://twitter.com/annefeeney), YouTube Videos - http://www.youtube.com/user/SingOut4SinglePayer, and a phone message at 1-800-749-0558. In the meantime, I've collected some great YouTube clips on Single Payer - including the Austin Lounge Lizards' hilarious music videos "The Drugs I Need (Progeniveritox)" and "Pirates of the (Health)Care-i-bean," and regular Facebook updates... so stay in touch with us!
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http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=164922&songID=7729813 soon!
I'll spend my July 1st birthday on airplanes en route to Los Angeles to start the Road Show. Cousin Patrick Mitchell and pal Suzanne Beers - July 3rd, Cousin Michael Grefenstette - July 8th, Cousin Kristen Grefenstette - July 9th, Cousin Judy Lane McCahill - July 10th, my Cousins, the Duncan Triplets - Emma, Tara and Colin - turn four in San Diego on July 16th, which is also the birthday of my pal Emily DeFerrari. Cousin Erin Grefenstette Henninger's birthday is July 18th. My darling Daughter-in-law Monique Murad shares a birthday with my pal Hilary Chiz - July 23rd. My Cousins Jim and Karen McCahill celebrate their birthdays on July 25th. My friend Susan Lewis from Rebel Voices will celebrate her birthday on July 27th. And Erin and Mark's little girl Marlo will be two on July 30th.
My cousin Eileen Metcalfe would have been 64 this July 14th - she died unexpectedly in mid-May. My Jacksonville friend David Thundershield Queen shed his body and moved on after a courageous and inspiring battle with cancer. And I was stunned to learn that my friend Mary Kerchner died of a heart attack last Monday. Our time here is so brief, eh?
Dan and Monique celebrated their second wedding anniversary in Quito on June 16th. He's studying for the DC bar - talk about long-distance learning!
I'm off to Sweden at the end of the Road Show and so looking forward to seeing my husband and all my friends in Sweden. I think I'll be busy performing too. If you want me to come and play for you while I'm in Sweden July 31 - August 23rd, contact email@example.com .
This year's Ireland tour is full. It's going to be a great trip - Galway, Dublin and Clare. And we have a fabulous group.
I'll have my 2010 dates soon. Look for them at http://annefeeney.com/Pages/enchantedwaytours.html soon!
That's all for this month... I know there's a lot more going on in the world, but this opportunity for real health care for all of us is taking all of my time and energy...
See you on Twitter, Facebook and Youtube until next month!!
Here are the dates:
June 21st-23rd, 2009
Great Labor Arts Exchange
National Labor College
10000 New Hampshire Ave NW
Silver Spring, MD
Price: see web page
Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009 6:00 PM
Ontario Federation of Labour Presents Anne Feeney
St Catharines, ON
Bruce Allen is the contact - firstname.lastname@example.com
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
Ontario Federation of Labour Presents Anne Feeney
Hamilton, ON
Bruce Allen is the contact - firstname.lastname@example.com
Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer with Peter Alsop, Dave Crossland, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Joyce Woodson, Freebo, M.B. Gordy and Eric Schwartz!
Local 47, AFM
817 Vine St
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Price: $10 suggested
Friday, July 3rd, 2009 2:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Jason Luckett, Anne Feeney, Eric Schwartz, Joyce Woodson & Dave Crossland!
House Concert
La Jolla, CA
Email email@example.com or call 858-554-0482 or 760-271-3328 to reserve a seat for this show. All welcome - first come, first served! Call NOW!!
Saturday, July 4th, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer with Jan Luby, Jason Luckett, Anne Feeney, Jon Fromer, Aileen Vance and Michal Lauren
Live Oak Grange
1900 17th Avenue
Santa Cruz, CA
Price: $10-20 sliding scale donation
lafort(@)cruzio.com is the contact. Declare your independence from big pharma and the insurance companies! health care for all! doors at 7:30
Sunday, July 5th, 2009 10:00 AM
Anne Feeney live on KPIG - Please Stand By
KPIG-FM - streaming live at the URL listed below
Watsonville, CA
Sunday, July 5th, 2009 12:00 PM
Labor Fest
ILWU Local 10
400 N Point
San Francisco, CA
Sunday, July 5th, 2009 5:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Anne Feeney, Roy Zimmerman, Jon Fromer, Jason Luckett, Aileen Vance, robert temple and Peter Strauss!
33 Revolutions Cafe
10086 San Pablo Ave
El Cerrito, CA 94530
(510) 898-1836
Price: Donations welcome
Need more information? call: Sandra Decker 650-303-1176
or email email@example.com
Sponsored by the Green Party of Contra Costa County
Monday, July 6th, 2009 6:00 PM
Labor Fest International Solidarity Night
ILWU Hall
801 Second Street
San Francisco, CA 94107
International Labor Music Night with singers from around the world and labor musicians Anne Feeney and Jack Chernos. Join in on a night of labor music. We will have labor solidarity songs about workers´ lives from Japan, Korea, Turkey, Italy and the Philippines. Bring your instruments, your tunes and music for an international music solidarity night.
Friday, July 10th, 2009 5:15 PM
Anne Feeney Singing Out for Single Payer!
Kesey Stage
Oregon Country Fair
Veneta, OR
Saturday, July 11th, 2009 3:00 PM
Anne Feeney Singing Out for Single Payer!
Chez Ray
Oregon Country Fair
Veneta, OR
Sunday, July 12th, 2009 2:15 PM
Anne Feeney Singing Out for Single Payer!
Blue Moon Stage
Veneta, OR
Monday, July 13th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Raina Rose, Chris Chandler, Paul Benoit, Jason Luckett, Anne Feeney, David Rovics, Green Mountain Grass, Patrick Dodd and Citizens' Band
Central Park Gazebo
8th Street and Madison Avenue
Corvallis, OR
Price: donations welcomed
Paul Hochfeld is the contact - phochfeld(@)msn.com
Tuesday, July 14th, 2009 5:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer with Raina Rose, Patrick Dodd, Green Mountain Grass, Jason Luckett, Anne Feeney, Citizens' Band and more!
Mingus Park
752 N 10th St
Coos Bay, OR 97420
Price: donations welcome
Rick Staggenborg, MD is the contact - stagmd(@)hotmail.com; Sponsored in part by the Pacific Greens of Coos County. Come straight from work. Refreshments available & plenty of parking!
Wednesday, July 15th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Bluegrass Dave Wilmoth, Patrick Dodd, David Rovics, Pickles, Wickline and more!
Cafe Mundo
NW Coast and 2nd St
Newport, OR
Price: $10 suggested
Contact: Joanne Cvar cvar(@)peak.org
Thursday, July 16th, 2009 6:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer with David Rovics, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Wickline, Patrick Dodd, Pickles and Bluegrass Dave Wilmoth!
Green Salmon
220 N Hwy 101
Yachats, OR 97498
541 563 3615
Price: donations welcome
Contact: Joanne Cvar firstname.lastname@example.com
Friday, July 17th, 2009 8:30 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Adam & Kris, Anne Feeney, Wickline, Raina Rose, Green Mountain Grass, Jason Luckett, Brian QTN, and Patrick Dodd
The Very Little Theater!
2350 Hilyard Street
Eugene, OR 97405-2954
Price: donations welcome
Charlotte Maloney - charuhc(@)comcast.net and Jeanine Malito - Jmalito(@)continet.com are the contacts
Saturday, July 18th, 2009 7:30 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Anne Feeney, Pickles, Hunter Paye, General Strike, Bluegrass Dave Wilmoth, Jason Luckett, Wickline, Dick Weissman and more!
SEIU Local 49 Auditorium
3536 SE 26th Ave.
Portland, OR 97202
Price: donations
OR Jobs with Justice is organizing this! Contact Margaret Butler - margaret(@)jwjpdx.org
Sunday, July 19th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Tour with Raina Rose, Green Mountain Grass, Wickline, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett and more!
Salem, OR
Price: donations
this show will definitely happen one way or another... details soon. Joe - firstname.lastname@example.com is the contact
Monday, July 20th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer with Trevor Smith, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Wickline and more!
Blue Scorcher Cafe & Bakery
1493 Duane St
Astoria , OR 97103
Price: donations
email@example.com or email@example.com for more information
Wednesday, July 22nd, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show
Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Wickline, Brian QTN and more!
email@example.com is the contact
Everett, WA
If you'd like to help with hosting this Single Payer Road Show call me at 412-877-6480 or email me at email@example.com
Thursday, July 23rd, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Adam & Kris, Brian QTN, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, Wickline and more!!
email@example.com is the contact
Olympia, WA
Friday, July 24th, 2009 9:00 AM
Union Women's Summer School
Evergreen College
Olympia, WA
email@example.com is the contact
Friday, July 24th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Adam and Kris, Sharon Abreu, Michael Hurwicz, Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett & more
Peninsula Community College Student Center
Port Angeles, WA
Price: donations
Carlyn email@example.com is the contact - This event is organized by Reform Health Care Now! and the Green Party of Clallam County
Saturday, July 25th, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Anne Feeney, Jason Luckett, the Seattle Labor Chorus, Sheila Liming, Sharon Abreu and Michael Hurwicz, Wickline and Ben Silver!
The Quincy Jones Theater
Seattle, WA
WA State Jobs with Justice and PNHP are involved in organizing this show!
Sunday, July 26th, 2009 7:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Rebel Voices, Anne Feeney, Sharon Abreu and Michael Hurwicz, Jason Luckett and Ben Silver!
Tacoma, WA
Price: donations
call me at 412-877-6480 or email me at email@example.com to help with this show!!
Monday, July 27th, 2009 8:00 PM
Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show with Ben Silver, Citizens' Band, Sharon Abreu and Michael Hurwicz, Adam & Kris, Jason Luckett and Anne Feeney!
Whatcom Peace and Justice Center
100 E Maple Street
Bellingham, WA 98227
(360) 734-0217
Price: donations
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Hi Folks:
I really need your help.
I've rounded up over three dozen wonderful professional musicians who have committed to a "Sing Out for Single Payer Road Show" - health care for all. The first show is in Los Angeles on July 2nd, with 20+ concerts along the way, ending in Bellingham on July 27th. Check out http://annefeeney.com/specialevents.html for a list of all the places we'll be visiting on this tour. And what a cast!
This nearly border-to-border road show will engage thousands of audience members in dozens of key congressional districts in three states and generate thousands of letters and phone calls to Congress and to President Obama.
The tour is dramatically energizing single-payer activist organizations in all three states, and the concerts will generate much-needed donations for local organizations.
The tour will also create three dozen + articulate, informed musical ambassadors for this important issue.
I'm about $10,000 short of what I need to make this happen. I want to be able to offer each musician $100/show + gas money. You can tell from the roster of musicians that these are not people who can afford to give up a week's wages or more to come on this tour - but they're doing it anyway, because they trust me and know that this is a unique moment in history. It's important to be able to leave most of the money we raise at these concerts in the communities where the concerts take place so that local organizers can continue their important work.
If you each sent me $10 right now, I'd have enough money to pull this off in a big way.
Please send a check to:
Anne Feeney
2240 Milligan Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15218
as soon as you read this.
If you want to make a tax-deductible contribution of $500 or more, you can send it to:
Universal Health Care for Oregon
Eugene, OR 97440
(Be SURE to note "Sing Out for Single Payer" or put my name in the memo of your check)
If you want to use a credit card, click on this Paypal button on the right hand side of this blog.
Or maybe you can help me with an in-kind contribution or loan:
If you live on the west coast - I need clipboards, stationery, postage stamps, envelopes, the use a digital camera, the use of a digital video camera and tripod, the use of a van from Los Angeles to Seattle
Or maybe you can forward this to a generous friend...
You've never let me down, and I'm sure you won't now, either.
It seems I've always got my hand out for something-or-other when I come to you... You may get tired of it, and believe me, I get tired of it, too. I can't even apologize for it - It's a big and necessary part of my life's work.
But I so appreciate the folks who get it and just step up to the plate. Many thanks to Jerry Tucker, Kay and Walter Tillow, Labor Campaign for Single Payer, Peter Yarrow, Dr. Paul Hochfeld, Neal Eckstein, Karen Newman, Hilary Chiz and Matt Redabaugh for chiming in generously and early!
I want to thank Sign and Display Workers' Local 510 for donating a 10' x 4' banner to our Road Show... and Gary Huck for the fabulous graphic.
Thanks to all the wonderful organizers who are hosting this tour, promoting this tour, housing us and feeding us!
Together, WE CAN make progressively funded comprehensive universal health care available to everyone in this country!
National Health Care NOW!!
My love and thanks to all of you!
PS - If you buy some of my CDs this month, it'll help keep me from going under at home while I'm out on this adventure! http://cdbaby.com/all/unionmaid
-- Anne Feeney
2240 Milligan Ave.
Pittsburgh, PA 15218
(412)877-6480 (cell)
"Anne Feeney is the best labor singer in North America." -- Utah Phillips
"Anne is a role model for us. She has lived her songs." -- Peter Yarrow
"Congratulations on your fine songwriting!" -- Pete Seeger
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ASG Steyr M9A1 Semi-Auto Features
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The M9-A1 is nearly identical to the real thing. It has the fewest "BB gun markings" of any pistol I own. The angle of the grip makes it one of the most comfortable BB guns on the market. Heavy-weight two-tone slide is awesome. Steyr and 9x19 markings on slide and ejection port add to realism. Front white dot and rear green fiber optic sites are great. Gun shoots very accurately - with less than 2-inch groups at 30ft. This gun has a solid drop-out magazine with a superior spring follower inside it. CO2 compartment is the slide-off grip type. No rattle. Only issue was that the gun was incorrectly advertised has being a "blowback" gun. The slide is fixed and the release is molded. This gun does not have blowback. But, hey, everybody makes mistakes, and it is nothing I would return the gun over. Highly recommended.
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Cons-Not a blowback gun as advertised (nothing that would make me return the gun, though).
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Other local fish species
(Sea bass)
Bar Corvina are around coastal rocks, mouth or estuaries. They are very similar to sea trout in the Gulf of Mexico and the eastern United States, but reach a larger size. They are of excellent quality food with tender sweet white fillets.
Many types of grouper can be caught while fishing Dreams. Small sheep often taken for bait along the rocks, large and giant grouper broomtails up to several hundred pounds.
They are of excellent quality food and can be taken live bait, dead bait (squid or fish) or models fishing around rocky structure, reefs and wrecks from 50 to over 400 meters deep.
There are several species caught living in the Pacific waters of Costa Ricas. Jack crevalles Horse Jacks eyes and trevallys are some coastal fisheries caught more common. These are strong fighters especially in light tackle. They can be caught on live bait, jigs, poppers and lures. Most are 10-30lbs. Food quality is low.
Kingfish is extremely hard fighting fish and Jack's family. It is a way to build heavy torpedo fish that are found in all oceans of the world and is growing at over 100 pounds.
You can take several different techniques, live bait, dead bait and jigging. They often live in wrecks and rock structures and extends generally safe when taken. The food of good quality.
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Cero mackerel fish with two quick teeth taken regually Coast. Compared to the Spanish mackerel, Spanish mackerel and Spanish, and looks great.
Attack easily live bait, especially the controlled money, lures, jigs and poppers. Most media 3-15 lbs. The food of good quality.
Snook inhabit estuaries and estuaries that flow into the ocean. There is another serious type of ambush predator fish to swim by lying bitfish.
They can be taken on poppers, jigs, Rapalas and live bait such as sardines and mullet. They are excellent to eat.
Wahoo is a beautiful silver with blue vertical stripes irridecent torpedo-shaped fish. Has been reported to be one of the fastest fish in the sea can speed above 70 mph gusts.
They are one of the less common species to be here, one reason is that these are fish with teeth requiring heads of wire and most ships at sea are pulling monofilament leader to fish billfish.
They can be very common during the green season, from June to November in Rockpiles and coastal reefs. They grow over 100 pounds, but most are under 50, you can eat several small to medium-hoo in a day if they specifically target with surface lures with wire leaders.
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includes slacks, walking or Bermuda shorts and collared shirts, turtlenecks and mock turtlenecks with a neck length of 1 1⁄2" or longer. Shorts must be mid-thigh length or longer. Shirt tails must be tucked in at all times. Caps and hats are prohibited from being worn inside the clubhouse except for in the grille room, where, although the club prefers otherwise, hats or caps may be worn.
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Violations of this policy will be brought to the attention of the General Manager and a warning may be issued. A second violation may result in the suspension of playing privileges for a period of time to be determined.
Cell phones used at Hollow Brook Golf Club must be on vibrate and not have an audible ring.
In large part, the success of our continued membership growth depends upon our members and your willingness to help. While great golf comes first, it is the cohesiveness of our membership that makes Hollow Brook truly remarkable. By referring your friends, family and associates to Hollow Brook Golf Club you will help expand the club with people you already know, thereby enhancing the camaraderie and fellowship of all. Through your recommendations, you will intensify Member pride by spreading the great word about our esteemed golf club. Our membership department is always available to help answer questions and to arrange for tours.
Alcohol Consumption & Purchases
The club's liquor license is issued under the jurisdiction of the New York State Liquor Authority. This does not allow for the sale of alcohol to anyone under the age of twenty-one (21). Legal identification of age must be presented upon request. This ruling is strictly enforced. Staff is required to check for proper identification.
Alcohol purchases are for consumption on Club grounds only. Alcohol is not to be transported onto or off Club grounds by members, their families or their guests.
It is the responsibility of the staff to deny alcoholic beverages to anyone who appears intoxicated.
An intoxicated person is not permitted to operate a vehicle upon leaving Club grounds. If necessary, the Club will arrange an alternate form of transportation. The General Manager and the staff are authorized to strictly enforce this policy.
The management is sincerely concerned with the safety of all members, their families and their guests. Time spent at the club should be enjoyable. We would also like to fulfill our responsibilities as members of the community.
Smoking is
inside any part of any clubhouse, or any covered outside area of the clubhouse. This includes the entire clubhouse, all covered patios, the pro shop/bag storage room and the maintenance buildings. Smoking is allowed on the lower patio and in the cigar area located at the end of the veranda by the Pavilion.
Tee Time Reservations & Registration
Members may reserve golf starting times up to two weeks in advance in accordance with the Membership Plan. Members are urged to call the club in advance to avoid possible delays and to allow the staff to best serve them. Members and guests are required to register with the pro shop or front desk upon their arrival at the club.
Order of Play
All play will begin from the 1st tee unless specifically directed by the starter.
From opening day through May 1, tee times start at 8 AM.
From May 2 through September 7, tee times begin at 7 AM.
From September 8 through closing day, tee times begin at 8 AM.
Primary Members only from first tee time through 9:30 AM.
Secondary Members & Guests after 9:30 AM.
Tee times are subject to change at any time in the discretion of management
Pace of Play
In order for everyone to enjoy playing golf at Hollow Brook, we remind you of two traditional elements of proper golf etiquette:
Please always play without delay;
When there is a clear hole ahead, invite properly constituted matches through.
Slow play will not be tolerated. Four hours and fifteen minutes is the acceptable pace of play for a four-ball. Our golf staff will monitor the pace of play.
Care of the Golf Course
We at Hollow Brook are fortunate to have a beautiful golf course that is consistently in excellent condition. To help our greens crew maintain the course, please make sure that:
When taking practice swings take care not to make a divot. If a divot is made on the tee box, fill the divot with the soil and sand mix available on each tee. Always replace the divots in both the fairway and rough;
Repair ball marks on the greens;
Drive carts only where allowed and never within 20 yards of a green. Carts should be driven in the rough or on the paths using a 90-degree angle to go into or across the fairway;
Make sure not to damage the area around the edge of the hole when removing a flag from the cup or replacing it;
Always rake the sand in the bunkers;
Encourage other players in your group to observe these rules.
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Casting for the Royal Ballet's summer 2015 tour to the USA has now been announced.
The first stop will be The Kennedy Center Washington D.C. with the US premiere of Carlos Acosta's production of Don Quixote. The Company will then take the production to the Auditorium Theater in Chicago.
The tour ends at The David H Koch Theater in New York with a gala performance and mixed programmes of works by choreographers associated with The Royal Ballet. Pieces by Frederick Ashton and Kenneth MacMillan will feature in one mixed programme while the second comprises ballets by Wayne McGregor, Liam Scarlett and Christopher Wheeldon.
Principal casting details are available on the Kennedy Center, Auditorium Theater and the David H. Koch Theater websites.
Find out more about The Royal Ballet's summer 2015 tour to the USA.
The Royal Opera House would like to thank all tour supporters and Aud Jebsen for her support of The Royal Ballet touring programme.