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Always remember, "If you are going through tough times, your story will hopefully inspire someone to NEVER GIVE UP."
In my 17 year career of Network Marketing, I've grown myself to a massive team of 5,000+ people… Yes, it all didn't come overnight, neither was the part easy. It might sound obvious, but there were key aspects of entrepreneurship which helped me figure out the formula to become a successful network marketer. Here are a few things that network marketers need to learn from entrepreneurs,
1. Be Focused
Network Marketing Journey, similar to any other entrepreneurial journey is full of ups and downs. There can be days when people come up to you ask for the MLM product/service and there can be days when you could just be buzzed off from a crowd where you imagined to perform successful prospecting.
While both carry equal probability of becoming reality, you must ignite your inner passion and stay focused on your goals rather than just giving up on your dream. Remember, you never know when you hit gold, so keep working!
2. Carry a Direction
In order for you to succeed, just staying focused won't help. You need to be aware on where you are heading, how you'll get there, what are the small steps you need to take in order to move forward towards that goal? Yes, there are REAL questions. Without a formative direction, you'll be misguided a ton of times, which would not only affect you but too, would eventually bring your energy down.
Write your goals, keep them in sight. Whenever you can, remind yourself that things are pending and it's time to WORK HARD.
3. Evaluate! Evaluate! Evaluate!
You cannot succeed if your analysis is weak. And here, by analysis, I mean that you must know what you did and why you did it? As both are crucial towards the fact on which direction you're moving towards. A well-performed evaluation would help you decrease your losses and increase your efficiency, thus, improving your goal targets.
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Include Odoo 8 (Open ERP V8) as an App
Would love to have a one-click install of Odoo 8. I believe this requires PostgreSQL/Python
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This needs to be a thing. Doesn't matter if because of the dependencies that it requires a separate server instance.
So regular servers that can contain normal apps vs Odoo servers maybe?
Kindly Add Odoo as one click install App.
Jorge Matsufuji commented
Odoo 9, is one of the open source that requires a vps, and cant be installed on a cpanel like joomla, wordpress.
So there is a big market for that, cloudways is loosing a lot of money, not offering that option.
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Odoo would be great as additional app.
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Now that sugar CRM doesn't seem to be released in an open source version beyond 6.* only bugfixes, it might be an idea to look into something like odoo or similar actively developing open source crm solution?
i have registered in cloud ways for odoo.
after registration i have seen that it not support odoo.
so bad its waste of time for me.
why you not add this features in it?


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Following on from three very successful years, the fourth annual 'Rosscarbery Steam Engine' 5km Fun Run will take place on Saturday, October 18 at 5pm.
This year's run is particularly special as it marks 100 years since the death of the Irish and USA Champion 400-metres champion runner, TJ O'Mahony, the Rosscarbery native in whose honour the event was created.
Making 2014 doubly special, Alex O'Shea – who set a Guinness World Record in this year's Cork marathon for running the 26.2 miles in his full firefighting gear – will take part in the run.
With all proceeds going to two charities: Irish Guide Dogs Association and Concern Worldwide, the run (or walk) will be a 5km (3 miles in total) double circuit of the scenic lagoon in Rosscarbery.
Registration costs just €10 for adults and €5 for children aged between 12 and 16 years. For safety reasons, no under-12s can be allowed to participate.
Registration is on the day from 3.30pm at the Social Services Centre directly behind the Centra Shop at the corner of Rosscarbery Square. Refreshments will be available at the Social Services centre directly afterwards. Showers will be available in the original Carbery Rangers GAA complex nearby in Newtown.
Runners, walkers and families alike are all welcome and there will be music in the square for the duration.
The event will start at 5pm from the main square in the centre of the town.
The run is organised in co-operation with Rosscarbery Community Council and Carbery Rangers GAA Club.


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Getting Testy: Anti-Patterns
This post is part of an ongoing series about Unit Testing.
As we near the end of this series on testing, I want to talk about some general testing anti-patterns. An anti-pattern is a pattern that describes a problem and an ineffective solution to that problem. A good anti-pattern description also describes alternative patterns that avoid the problems introduced by the bad solution.
I was recently reminded of the FIRST properties of good unit tests, originally described by Tim Ottinger and Brett Schuchert. A good unit test should be:
- Fast
- Isolated
- Repeatable
- Self-verifying
- Timely
The acronym itself also reminds us when to write the tests: first.
These properties of tests are the antidotes to the anti-patterns that follow.
Slow Tests
Slow tests cause all kinds of problems with the TDD workflow. The slower our tests, the less often we'll run them. We'll make more pervasive changes between test runs, making it harder to find problems when the tests fail and harder to get the immediate feedback we need to continuously improve our design.
Our slow tests will become an obstacle to refactoring, because we won't want to wait for the tests to run yet again after making a small but beneficial change.
If we're using a hosted Continuous Integration (CI) service and our tests our slow, we'll share our changes less frequently, because we don't want to clog up the CI server. It'll take longer to get changes into production while they pile up waiting for the CI server to run.
I've come onto several projects recently where it wasn't even possible to run all of the unit tests on my development workstation in a timely manner. This is a bad situation. Now, I can't even build my project without the help of a heavily-parallelized CI server. I can't tell if I've broken something locally before pushing to CI.
The problem with slow tests is that they don't start out that way. The test time slowly creeps up when we're not paying attention. Unfortunately, by the time the tests get slow enough to notice, it takes some effort to get them running fast again.
The F in FIRST is for Fast tests.
Do whatever you can to keep your test suite fast. Decouple code from the database, the filesystem, the network, and other external dependencies. Adopt design and architecture approaches that allow your tests to stay fast. Set a hard limit on test-run time. Every time you approach the limit, put in a concerted effort to get the run time down again. Keep track of your top-ten slowest tests and see what you can do to speed those up.
If you've never worked with a fast test suite before, it's hard to imagine how many micro-decisions you make that are negatively affected by the time it takes to run your test suite.
Ordering Dependencies
Often, we'll write tests that depend on previous tests having been run. We might run a test that creates some objects and another that works with those objects.
Dependent tests are hard to understand at a glance, and are also brittle. If I change one test, it might break some setup that another test needs. These failures are hard to track down.
The I in FIRST is for Independent tests.
Each test should be independent of all other tests. It should set up what it needs, run the test, and verify the results.
Many test runners have started running test cases in random order to help with this problem. Minitest has the minitest-bisect tool that helps you track down ordering dependencies by finding a minimally-reproducible set of tests that depend on each other. RSpec recently added this same feature as well.
Flickering Failures
Sometimes we write tests that occasionally fail even when nothing else has changed. This is pretty easy to do, especially when the tests are run in multiple environments.
I've introduced a number of these flickering failures in the past. Here are some examples:
- Date/time dependencies
- Timezone dependencies
- Tests that depend on timing of operations. This can be especially easy in a garbage-collected language when a GC cycle occurs at just the wrong time.
- Tests that depend on the order that files will come back from the filesystem
- Tests that rely on some external service that may be down
The R in FIRST stands for Repeatable tests.
Every test should either pass all the time, or fail all the time. If you find a flickering failure in your suite, dig into it and figure out what's going on. Then try to come up with a better way to write the test to avoid the flicker.
Manual Verification
Sometimes, we'll write tests that require a human to verify the results. This is common with graphical or other visual output, since it can be difficult to verify this with a program.
The worst instance of this technique is when the manual verification has to happen on each test run.
An improvement to the technique is known as Golden Master Testing or Guru Checks Output. This involves capturing the known-good test result that was manually verified. New results are automatically compared to the known-good result. As long as nothing has changed, the test is fine.
Every time the expected output needs to change, the manual verification must be re-performed.
The biggest problem with manual verification is that it requires a human in the loop. This slows down the process, and is also potentially error-prone. What if the only human available is not as experienced at looking at the output and misses something critical?
What if we need to rush a hot-fix into production? That's the time when any human involved is likely to be the most stressed and rushed. That's not when we're likely to do our best at looking carefully at changed output.
The S in FIRST stands for Self-Verifying.
We want our tests to verify their own results automatically. This allows the tests to run faster and un-supervised. It keeps the busy, stressed humans out of the loop.
For output that is difficult to verify, try to identify some properties of the good output that can be checked automatically. Isolate the tests from parts of the output that change frequently (timestamps are a notorious problem here).
Writing Tests After the Code
Sometimes we're sold on the idea of writing tests, but we can't see how to write them first. So instead, we write the code and then we write tests for this code.
This can be effective, but it takes away the "driving" part of TDD. The tests we write are the first client of the code we're testing. By writing the test first, we are designing the API of our object. When we write the test after, we don't get that design benefit.
The T in FIRST stands for Timely.
Strive to write tests first, ideally one test at a time. Write the test in terms of the external API and externally-visible behavior of the code you're testing. Then write the code, just enough to make the test pass. Repeat the process, refactoring as you go.
TDD is as much (or more) a design technique as it is a testing technique.
These are just a few of the anti-patterns I've seen in test suites and some ideas for better solutions.
In my next post in the series, I'll talk about testing legacy code.


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|Socio-Political Perceptions of New Religious Movements in Bosnia and Herzegovina
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Bosnia and Herzegovina is a heterogeneous country whereby ethnicity overlaps with religious values. Thus, the scope of this work is based on the study of new religious movements of various religious and cultural backgrounds that exist and function in B&H. Therefore, due to the fact that there are insufficient comprehensive studies on this complex subject, this paper attempts to examine the role religion plays in social and political life in B&H by focusing on the way how it is employed by new religious movements that have been working actively in this field. Hence, this research primarily addressed the questions of formation of new religious movements, their role within society, overall impact on religious market as well as the citizens' and experts' perceptions of the same. This paper itself is based on the results of the data collected using both qualitative and quantitative techniques of data collection. The multidimensional nature of this research vis-à-vis its purpose, fostered the use of both qualitative and quantitative techniques of data collection and data analysis.


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The research groups of the Institute of Physical Chemistry cover a broad range of topics. The groups are located at two different sites: Aachen Königshügel and FZ Jülich.
Königshügel Aachen Groups
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Manfred Martin:
Chair I, Physical Chemistry of Solids
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Walter Richtering:
Chair II, Physical Chemistry of complex Fluids: Polymers and Colloids
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Arne Lüchow:
Field of Research: Theoretical Chemistry
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Wolfgang Stahl:
Field of Research: Molecule Spectroscopy
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Roger A. De Souza:
Physical Chemistry of Complex Oxides for Energy and Information Technologies
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Jérôme Crassous
Junior Professorship for Physical Chemistry and soft matter
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Dominik Wöll:
Junior Professorship for Spectroscopy of Condensed Matter
PD Dr. rer. nat. Michael Schroeder:
Ceramic functional materials and composites for sustainable energy applications
Dr. rer. nat. Steffen Grieshammer:
Young investigator group "Anion and cation conducting electrolytes for solid state batteries"
FZ Jülich Groups
Prof. Dr. Rüdiger-A. Eichel
Chair of material and processes of electrochemical energy storage and conversion
Prof. Dr. Stephan Förster
Chair of Physical Chemistry and soft matter
Jülich Centre for Neutron Science (JCNS), Neutron Scattering (JCNS-1 / ICS-1)
Prof. Dr. Florian Hausen
Junior Professorship for Applied Interfaces Electrochemistry


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Cheap Eats in Marylebone
Bok Bar
A lively pub which offers an extensive menu of Thai cuisine accompanied by classic bar meals such as burgers and fish & chips.
Cafe Bolero
A small cafe with pavement seating that offers a range of paninis, pasta dishes, sandwiches, salads and refreshments for eat in and take away
Paul Rothe & Sons
An old fashioned cafe and delicatessen that serves home-cooked food for eat-in or take-away. The menu includes daily soups, sandwiches, salads and refreshments.
Food Filosophy
A modern Greek-themed cafe and delicatessen that serves a selection of quality sandwiches, salads, juices and traditional Greek desserts for eat in and takeaway.
La Masserie
An Italian cafe and delicatessen that offers a range of pasta, panini, salads and wines for eat in and to take away.
Joe & The Juice (Regent Street)
Joe & The Juice is a Danish chain of relaxed juice bar and coffee shops that also serve a selection of Danish style toasted sandwiches and […]
Giraffe Burgers & Cocktails
A relaxed burger restaurant from Giraffe that serves burgers, chicken wings, hot dogs, shakes, beers and cocktails.
The Brass Rail
A 120 seat salt beef sandwich bar within the ground floor Selfridges Food Hall. As well as freshly cut salt beef, a wider range of sandwiches […]
Topkapi serves a variety of authentic Turkish dishes from their restaurant. A take away is available from the counter by the entrance.
Cha No Ma's
An authentic Japanese Home-style Deli & Café that offers sushi, bento, hot Japanese curries and noodle dishes for eat in and take away.
Two Point
A Thai restaurant that offers a wide range of authentic dishes.
A cafe that offers a variety of Lebanese Halal foods and snacks including wraps, hummus, falafel, sandwiches, salads and juices.
Caffe L'Angolo Bianco
Caffe L'Angolo Bianco serves traditional Italian food with a range of pasta, fresh sandwiches, salads and homemade ice cream. Sheltered seating on the pavement is provided.
Cafe Creperie (James Street)
A cafe that specialises in freshly made crepes with a wide selection of fillings available.
Natural Kitchen (Marylebone)
A cafe and foodstore that offers fresh food made using seasonal, locally sourced and organic ingredients wherever possible. The Food to Go Counter serves a range […]
A casual restaurant and sandwich bar that serves Lebanese and Mediterranean food. The dining area opens up on to the street in the warmer months.
Comptoir Libanais (Marylebone)
Comptoir Libanais is a small chain of cafes and delicatessens that specialise in Lebanese food. A selection of wraps, salads, tagines, mezze plates, cakes and baklawa […]
Golden Hind
A traditional fish & chip restaurant which was established in 1914 and serves fresh cod, plaice and dogfish sourced direct from Grimsby. Fish can ordered steamed […]
Bonne Bouche
Bonne Bouche is a sandwich shop, bakery and patisserie selling fresh cakes, bread, sandwiches, hot meals, snacks and refreshments for eat in and take away.
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Getting started with any new technology that you are not familiar with can be a little daunting so I wanted to write a little tutorial to help people get a head start and to pass on the things that I have learned through trial and error.
A Little Background on Mono
The Mono Project was started by Miguel de Icaza as an open source project on July 19, 2001 while working at Novell. The intent was to support the .NET Framework on Linux systems to help increase developer productivity. After Icaza was laid off when Novell was acquired by Attachmate in April 2011, he started the company Xamarin. This company was given a perpetual license and stewardship of the Mono, MonoTouch, and Mono for Android projects.
Setting Up Your Environment
You can go to the Xamarin installation documentation for detailed information on how to set up your development environment. The process is fairly straightforward and really just requires that you download the installer which will install all the required components for you.
After you have run the installer you will have the Trial Version which will allow you to develop Mono for Android applications and deploy them to the emulator for testing. In order to deploy the application to a device you must buy a license and activate it.
Creating Your First Mono For Android Application
The first step will be to open Visual Studio and create a new Android Application project.
Lets go ahead and name this project "HelloMonoDroid" and click OK.
Now we have a basic project that we we can begin to work with. Let's start out by examining the structure of the Project
- Properties Folder : Contains the AssemblyInfo.cs file where information about assembly and its permissions on the phone are located.
- Reference Folder: Lists dlls that the application needs for functionality.
- Assets Folder: Contains assets that the application needs; Text Files, Fonts, etc…
- Resources Folder: Contains sub folders and files for resources as well as an autogenerated file to access these resources.
- Drawable Folder: Contains image files used in the application.
- Layout Folder: Contains .axml files that are used as designers for the different Views in the application,
- Values Folder: Contains the Strings.xml file which is used for localization of the strings used in the application.
- Activity Files: The logic for each screen of the Android application
The two files that we need to work with for the HelloMonoDroid application are the Main.axml and the Activity1.cs file.
The Main.axml file is the default designer file that the application will use to render a View when a new Android Application is created. This file can be renamed to whatever you would like and additional view can be created to work with this or replace it. A view can be a single control on the screen, the entire screen, a dialog, a menu, a list, etc… Because of this, for every View that we want to see, we need to create a new .axml file that corresponds to that View. For now we will just be creating a single View that will correspond to a single screen.
The Activity1.cs file is the generic name that is given the default Activity when an Android Application project template is used. The Activity acts as the controller for the application. An Activity can be thought of as the logic for the screen that is being displayed. The Activity uses the .axml file to render the controls that will be displayed on the screen and it is here that you can programatically interact with the controls and add the functionality that make the application go.
So lets get started.
Running The Default Application
Application Description
The Application that we will be making is a simple adding application that allows the user to enter a number in a text box, click an add button, and display the sum. We will also have a reset button to set the summed value back to zero.
Setting Up a Clean Project
First we will clean out our project to remove the default application content. I want to demonstrate to you guys how to create an application from scratch without the default files for the View and the Activity so we will go ahead and delete the Main.axml and the Activity1.cs files first.
Now that we have a clean project to start from we want to begin by creating a new View Layout (.axml file).
- Right click on the Layouts folder and select a Add New Item.
- From the Add New Item Dialog, select Android Layout and name it StartScreen.axml.
Depending on the version of Mono for Android that you have downloaded, you will get either a graphical designer or a xml file. I prefer to use the xml file for my design, and it gives you a clearer understanding of how to create a view, so that is how I will proceed.
If you have the graphical designer showing in your main window, you need to…
- right click on the StartScreen.axml file in the solution explorer
- and select 'open with' from the context menu. Then select Automatic Editor Selector (XML) from the dialog and click OK.
You will see the markup for the view in the main window.
*In a future blog I will do an in depth look at the View and take a look at most of the controls that you can work with, but for now we will keep it simple and confined to this demo.
Building The Screen
Like we talked about a little earlier, the Screen is represented by the axml file that is loaded by the Activity. We need to add the controls that we want on our screen to display. For this demo, that is a EditText for to allow the user to enter a number, a TextView to display the sum total, and a Button to add the number in the EditText to the sum.
(I will complete this post in the near future… in the meantime, here are the code sample from IPMA 2012 forum.)
Mono Development (w/ Android) powerpoint slide-deck
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Burmese military plane vanishes over Andaman Sea
Hopes are fading for the 120 people on board a Burmese military plane which has gone missing over the Andaman Sea.
The army said the plane was flying between the southern city of Myeik and Yangon (Rangoon). Search and rescue efforts are under way.
"Communication was lost suddenly at about 1:35 pm [07:05 GMT] when it reached about 20 miles west of Dawei town," the army said in a statement.
There were 106 military personnel and family members and 14 crew on board.
The plane, a Y8 transporter made in China, was half an hour into the short routine flight.
Latest reports suggest that debris has been spotted in the sea by some of the military planes or ships dispatched to the area.
There were no reports of bad weather at that time. The plane was purchased from China in March last year and had logged 809 flying hours, the army said.
Myanmar has seen a number of aircraft incidents in recent years.
In February 2016, the five-member crew of an air force plane died when the aircraft crashed in the capital of Nay Pyi Taw. A few months later, three officers were killed when a military helicopter crashed in central Myanmar.
An Air Bagan commercial aeroplane made an emergency landing in 2012 and burst into flames, killing two people.


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"Women who wear black live colourful lives" – Neiman Marcus
Do you have an outfit that makes you all giddy, and a little like a princess, when you wear it?
That's exactly how I felt when I slipped on this amazing skirt by Nicholas - borrowed from a dear friend of mine, it was love at first site.
I danced around my flat in it after the photo shoot.
What outfit makes you feel a little like a princess?
Photography by Nicole Englemann


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Sterling spikes higher after Bloomberg reported that both the German and U.K governments are willing to abandon important Brexit deal demands for the sake of an easier path towards a soft Brexit deal. This is an important positive development for the British Pound which has been pressured downwards by the growing tensions between the EU's chief negotiator and the UK Prime Minister. In addition to the positive Brexit development, U.K's Services PMI figured surprised the market and printed better than expected at 54.3 relative to the consensus 53.9. For today, the Pound will continue to be driven by any developments related to the Brexit negotiations, additionally, investors need to watch for the ADP Nonfarm Employment Change number from the U.S as it will affect the pair from the U.S Dollar's side.
Technical Analysis
The Pound formed a double bottom reversal pattern after reaching a key support level and the 0.618 Fibonacci retracement. These two points served as a strong block against Pound bears. After the double bottom formation, the pair was able to break above the 13-period moving average and the 50-period moving average. A break above the 200-period moving average will signal a broader shift in the trend of the pair and expose the next key resistance level at 1.30356.
Support: 1.29608 1.30356
Resistance: 1.28920 1.28282
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Add placeholder __libcpp_relaxed_store() for when atomic builtins are not available.
In rL241532, atomic_support.h was added, which provides handling of
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number of stubs for the required functions.
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Huawei as we all know is in the running to make the next Nexus smartphone. A source familiar with the matter has now confirmed this to a media outlet, leaving nothing to speculation. There is no specific details available on the handset as the source merely that the rumors are true and that the device will break cover later this year.
But this is enough to go with at the moment, although we hope to learn more over the coming weeks. The Huawei Nexus phone is one of the most anticipated devices of the year ever since rumors broke about the device. The smartphone is expected to be packing a 5.7 inch Quad HD display, a Snapdragon 810 SoC, 3/4GB of RAM and Android M out of the box.
Google is also expected to team up with LG for the release of another Nexus device, but with a smaller form factor. A rumor from yesterday suggested that LG could use 3D cameras in the upcoming Nexus smartphone, so the companies could have something very interesting lined up for us in the days to come.
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LITTLE MIX Receives Praise For LGBT-Themed Music Video Teaser For "Only You"
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Little Mix is back to take the music industry by storm once again with their forthcoming fifth studio album, but before its highly-anticipated release, the ladies made their return in a collaborative effort with Cheat Codes on "Only You." A twenty-seven second preview of the music video for the new track shows American actress Peyton List in an LGBT-themed storyline. See the teaser for the visuals below.
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Liberals and family traditionalism
Then liberals came along, claimed that the institution was oppressive and antiquated, and they proceeded to tear it down. The truth is only obvious: THEY are the aggressors here. And when we start fighting back after getting smacked around, we're called divisive. Only verbal tricksters as deceptive as liberals could get away with walking up to you, punching you, and then crying about what a bully you are.
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Up until 40 years ago, practically everyoneReplyDelete
That's your problem, moron. Its not 1970 anymore. Jesus.
- Anonymous1:03 PM
Its not 1970 anymoreReplyDelete
The age old cry of the leftist radical - "It's not (insert year) anymore!"
Of course it's also not 1968 anymore, but I don't see the left giving up on its insane ideas on that account.
- Anonymous10:32 PM
I don't get this, its not only "leftist" but radical to mention that . . . its not 1968 anymore. As far as family formation and all that - absolute nonsense. Yes 2008 different from 1968. 1968 was also different from 1928. What's the point here?ReplyDelete
- Anonymous2:37 PM
Another facet is accusing conservatives of being theocrats, and imposing their theology on politics. This usually happens shortly after anglicans or episcopalians have changed their doctrine on an issue. Ergo, 'you're a theocrat ... and we're the real xians anyway."ReplyDelete
100 years ago everyone believed that traditional views of race were authoritative. Martin Luther King Jr. was the real aggressor in the civil rights movement.ReplyDelete
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Learn to love the body that loves you.
1: Focus on How You Want Your Body To Feel
When in a diet or weight loss mind frame, we generally focus all of our attention on how we want our body to look – but is that really leaving you feeling fulfilled, worthy or good enough. What happens when you reach your target weight but your body does not match the image in your head?
So often when we think about our "perfect body", we conjure up this image which is normally a mix of the body we used to have, an airbrushed magazine model or a celebrity. But these bodies are not your body. Your body has its own beauty, its own quirks and its own glow but because you are spending so much time in comparison land you are not paying attention to these amazing parts of you.
Focus on how you want to FEEL instead.
When I started my transformational journey, I chose glowing and vibrant for how I want my body to feel. I chose to have a body that glows and feels vibrant. The great thing about choosing feeling over looks is that I could make the choice to have those feelings whenever I wanted to. I learnt to talk to my body in a way that meant I could recognise what made me feel how I want to feel and what left me feeling sluggish and tired.
Take some time now to think about how you want your body to feel. Make a list in your journal, on your phone or wherever feels good to you, of all the words you want to feel…..I guarantee you can be all of them.
2: Believe You Are Enough
People generally want to make changes to themselves because of inspiration or desperation. When somebody has an Eating Disorder or even in the stages leading up to the development of one, the person is generally starting to feel like they are not good enough as they are – leading to a change through desperation; desperation to look like, act like or be like another person….because they truly believe they are not good enough as they are.
Often the thoughts of a person who believes they are not good enough are negative and they spend a lot of time either comparing themselves to others (with them being less than) or believing that others are judging them (without realising that the only person judging them is themselves). This critter voice in a persons head can be quite clever and manipulative so being able to challenge that voice, and being able to tell it that it is wrong, is a rather big challenge….but it's definitely worth it.
Believing you are enough means that you are prepared to challenge the voices in your head that try to make you believe anything different. It means being able to look in a mirror and smile. It means going out to the shops and buying yourself one amazing bunch of flowers because you are absolutely worth it.
3: Appreciate the Magnificence of Your Body
So often we forget how amazing our body actually is, because we are so focused on its flaws.
Ever find yourself standing in front of a mirror and in your head thinking "spots on chin, arms are saggy, rolls on stomach, skin uneven" etc etc? We seem to have been conditioned to scrutinise our bodies and focus on our flaws rather than appreciating them for what they are. This isn't even about turning everything negative into a positive…its about realising the truth of the matter and being able to challenge yourself in your thinking patterns so that you can start recognising the bits of you that are amazing.
What does your body do for you? It provides a place for you to live. It keeps you well. Is your body diseased and constantly ill or does it actually do a pretty amazing job of keeping you healthy?
In 2012, when I weighed about 20 stone, I ran the Great North Run. For those of you who don't know the GNR is a 13.1 mile run in the north of England.
I was 20 stone. The most I'd managed to run before this was 5k. I'd been training for about 9 months for this run and had only managed to get to a 5k. People around me advised me not to complete it (but I knew better than them of course!) and I did the run anyway. My 20 stone, unfit and out of shape body supported me through 13.1 miles of jogging. The body that I had spent years telling it that it wasn't good enough, that it didn't look right, that it held onto the weight in all the wrong places….that body carried me through 13.1 miles – it stayed with me the whole way, it kept pushing on through and it worked with me to complete the run I had chosen to do. When I finished that run, I was amazed. Amazed that my body was capable of achieving this, amazed that my body hadn't given up or let me down. That day, I realised how frickin amazing my body is!
I invite you now to reflect on your body, on everything that it does for you and all the ways it continues to meet your needs.
And when you get to that point, where you realise just how incredible it is, I want you to start feeding it loving thoughts and telling it thank you. Resolve to work with your body and become friends with the one thing that has always been there for you.


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The driver of the fatal Sandilands junction tram accident in Croydon, London, had "lost awareness" before the carriage he was controlling derailed, killing seven people, the latest interim report from the Rail Accident Investigation...
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11th bfm INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Black Filmmaker (bfm) International Film Festival (IFF) is the leading and longest running platform for Black World Cinema in the UK.
The 11th bfm IFF will take place between 6th – 10th November 2009 at the BFI Southbank, Institute of Contemporary Arts, Rich Mix and Shortwave Cinema.
bfm IFF 2009 will feature narratives, documentaries and short films from the UK, Africa, the Caribbean, the US, Canada and Europe. We will open with the European Premier of Chris Rock's much anticipated Good Hair and close with the much anticipated Shorts Awards.
Filmmakers featured as part of the festival programme include Menelik Shabazz, Frances Anne Solomon, Tunde Kulani, Djibril Diop Mambety. For the first time, bfm, in association with the Legacy Media Institute will offer a US based scholarship to a UK filmmaker
In the run up to the festival, a special FREE Black History Month showcase will also take place every Tuesday throughout October. This will feature the Great Africans series with Wole Soyinka, Nelson Mandela and Wanguri Mathai.
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Wool traps air in spaces between the fibers. Merino wool is particularly fine, so it has more air space by weight. Since the insulation of wool is proportional to its thickness, teasing up a fleecy wool fabric like we use for our puddle pads means even greater insulation. Loft means insulation.
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Prairie Threads Fibershed--new this year! Festival sponsor and all around fun and entertaining crew, Prairie Threads Fibershed is filling the front area of the festival grounds (across from shearing) with a huge interactive and educational, and shopping display. Featuring llama, alpaca, and merino sheep, ALPACA SELFIES, demonstrations on natural dyeing, felting, spinning, weaving, alpaca raising, and so much more. Their vendor booths boasts products made from their locally grown fiber. Always ready to jump in to a lively conversation or demonstration on all manners of animal raising, fiber arts, and fibershed topics, the Prairie Threads Fibershed is comprised of Peaceful Prairie Ranch, Ranch of the Oaks (an established fiber mill that recently relocated to Arizona), Mystic Reign Alpacas, and Prairie Rose Fiber Arts. Welcome to the festival, Prairie Threads!
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The VBS Bank saga cloud still hangs over the Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF)'s Deputy President Floyd Shivambu even as he took to the National Assembly on Tuesday.
The African National Congress (ANC) Members of Parliament (MPs) called on Shivambu to 'pay back the money' as he took to the podium during the debate on the Competition Amendment Bill.
Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh and callers discussed how the tables have turned and the shoe is on the other foot, and whether the bank should be saved at all.
READ: R10 million siphoned from VBS to Floyd Shivambu's personal account
We need to recover the money and the groups need to be sent to jail and then the discussion of saving VBS can then begin.— Morake, a caller
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VS. cross-cultural Knowledge: where do we go from here?
Since I started using my own 'interculturality coaching model' in 2014, my interest in Intercultural Competency 'IC' became my passion. I continued my research to find what coaching can do to enhance IC in individuals who are in situations demanding them to behave out of their cultural comfort zone and expand their ability to communicate across-cultures effectively.
The bulk of research tells you a lot about how nations and cultures across the world perceive, process and make decisions based on their inherited cultural dimensions. The cross-cultural management literature focuses heavily on these dimensions. Among the famous and most recognized theories in the field of management and culture is Hofstede's cultural dimensions' models of work-related values (Hofstede 1994). The model consists of five dimensions; power distance, individualism/collectivism, masculinity/femininity, uncertainty avoidance, and long-term orientation.
There are several more dimensions added by other researchers in the field. Hall (1976) simply divides culture into high-context and low-context. He argues that the concepts relate to the way in which information is communicated and hence links to language. The assumption is that within the low-context, the listener would know very little about the context and meaning of the communication, while in high-context, the listener already knows a lot about the context (Hall 1976).
Rosinski (1999), came up with 18 dimensions grouped in seven categories corresponding to critical challenges faced by people everywhere, regardless of their role or position. The dimensions have emerged from a synthetic analysis of a range of theoretical frameworks developed by eminent anthropologists, communication experts, and cross-cultural researchers, including Kluckhohn and Strodtbeck (1961), Hall (1983), Hofstede (1997, 2001), Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner (1998), among others. Other researchers also contributed to the field from different angles such as expatriate adjustment, expatriate selection and training, expatriate performance, global teams, cross-cultural training, and intercultural communication. Most of the research addressed in different ways the intercultural competence.
What I have to say here, is that the studies and research on intercultural coaching are scarce as Alexandra Barosa-Pereira (2014), in her latest literature review elaborates. Alexandra is a credential holder coach from the International Coaching Federation (ICF), who has reviewed the literature on the subject of cross-cultural coaching and was unable to locate any research or study comparing the ICF core competencies with the dimensions of IC. She also explained that there is a good amount of studies on coaching expats in different cultures and using coaching as a medium for coping and performance enhancement. In her words, Alexandra thinks that: "Every coach should develop cultural awareness since this should be the starting point to respect clients in their uniqueness" (Barosa-Pereira 2014).
At this point, it becomes important to discuss interculturality competence beyond "raising awareness" of an existing culture or the dimensions and orientations of that culture or any other culture for that matter. Raising awareness is one of the coaching core competencies at ICF. ICF argues that every coach should be able to listen deeply and communicate empathetically with their client. What ICF does not bring to the service: "is there any other ingredients missing in the coaching skills and training that contribute to their ability to communicate across-cultures?". This raises the issue of coaching identity and the need to update the coaching competencies within a wider global context.
In my humble opinion as a researcher in the field, coming from a Middle Easter mixed culture, working in a western environment, moving constantly between other cultures, trained and credentialed by ICF, intercultural competence, definitely is an important addition to any coach training.
Barosa-Pereira, Alexandra. 2014. "Building Cultural Competencies in coaching: Essay for the first steps." Journal of Psychological issues in organizational culture 5 (2).
Hall, E T. 1976. Beyond culture. Anchore press, Garden city, NY.
Hofstede, G. 1994. Cultures and Organizations: software of the mind. Mcgraw Hill, USA.
Kate Gilbert and Philippe Rosinski. 2008. "Accessing cultural orientations: online cultural orientation assessment as a tool for coaching." An International Journal for theory, research, and practice. http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/17521880701878018.


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The financial woes continue.
Hamilton County, Ohio cannot pay the National Football League's Cincinnati Bengals ownership $2.67 million for the 10 2018 home game day costs. County officials have punted and will try to make the payment in 2019 and the Bengals ownership is fine with that. County officials are breathing a sigh of relief because they have a year to come up with 2018 money and figure out where to find 2019 cash for what they are legally required to provide. Money for Cincinnati Bengals game day expenses. The county agreed to invest $1.46 million for stadium improvements in 2018 including putting in new security cameras, along with renovating escalators and fixing up the locker rooms.
But Hamilton County's budget is stretched and finding new money is a problem because the Bengals stadium is just one of the items on a must fund list. Cincinnati Bengals football takes up just 10 days a year. Hamilton County has a large 2019 budget deficit, around $28 million, and may impose a sales tax hike to keep the county jail going and have money for sheriff patrols and avoid staff cuts. Cincinnati and Hamilton County have had major problems paying off the debt on the Bengals' football facility and the Reds baseball stadium. The county has sold off a hospital at 50 cents on a dollar, laid off workers and increased taxes for the two sports facilities in past years. Yet, the baseball and football stadium financial problems have not yet deterred Cincinnati officials from pledging some financial support for a new soccer stadium in the city should Major League Soccer award an expansion team to the city. According to WCPO news Cincinnati's two stadiums have cost residents around a billion dollars in various tax fees since voters approved the construction of the two stadiums in 1996. Bengals ownership has a lease with the city and county to play in the stadium until 2026.
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Hey, people.
I actually needed a bit of help from the Canadian fans. I'm very excited to announce that I'm leaving Dubai for Canada for college. I've been accepted to University of Toronto and University of Waterloo, and I've accepted Waterloo. I'm headed to Waterloo in September, yay!
Of course, I'm excited for a number of reasons, but one of them is that in North America I'll be able to do more as a Carrie fan. I'll no longer be an "international fan" and will be able to watch music videos when they comeout right away, will be able to watch the award shows on TV rather than a crappy stream, etc.
Another thing that I'm VERY, VERY excited about is radio. COUNTRY radio. Hearing Carrie on the radio. Carrie hasn't once been played on the airwaves in Dubai so far (except once when I requested BHC like 3 million times).
What I wanted, was to get in touch and get familiar with the scene in Waterloo over the next 4 months before I head there.
That's where I needed your help. So please answer the following Carrie-related questions. If you could Private Message me some extra info about Waterloo itself (general weather, important events, stuff about the college, etc.) that'd be great, but here in the Carrie Chat section, let's stay on topic
a) RADIO! : Which radio station is the major country station in Waterloo/the entire province? I'd like to start listening to the station online in the coming months so I'm acquainted.
b) COUNTRY EVENTS! : I read on Wiki there's one large country fest every year in the summer in Waterloo itself. Unfortunately no major stars come, so there's like zero chance of Carrie coming. Anything else I should know about?
c) MOST IMPORTANT - CARRIE CONCERTS! : Where does Carrie typically tour in Canada? Which of the venues would be close enough for me to consider going from college? Are there any already scheduled after September - not Capital Hoedown in August - I'm missing that . Which of the following artists also tour - I'd like to see them - Miranda Lambert, Lady A, Reba, Martina, GaGa, Adele (maybe? - I know she hasn't toured yet), even SWSRN maybe?
d) TELEVISION! : Which channels do the award shows come on? Are they regularly available in college campuses, or will I have to go out of the way to watch them?
e) Finally, do any of you guys live in the area? You must understand I'm going to a completely new country, all by myself, with my family a 17-hour plane ride away. I'd feel very secure if I knew there's SOMEONE around who I could go to for any quick help - Carrie or non-Carrie related (info on public transport, emergencies, etc. etc.)
Thanks so much!
Like I said, if there's any extra info you have to share that's NOT Carrie related, please, PLEASE PM me so as not to anger the mods.
Thanks again :-)
I don't know the answer to these, cuz I live in the US, but congrats!
The Canadian CF'ers can help you out with your questions.
But growing up in Nothern Ohio and it being cold there is the winter, I can tell you to bring lots of warm clothes and boots.
with regards to concert events, i don't recall any in Waterloo. but im sure there were concerts in Toronto and Hamilton, which are about an hour away. Ottawa is quite a bit further away so harder to stalk the house the Fishers are putting up for sale
Toronto is the big one for concerts! And any warm clothes you think you have will not be warm enough
I don't know any particulars about Waterloo, but I live in Ottawa so I can try to help you out!! And University of Waterloo is a GREAT school, congrats!!!!!!
I googled it, and this showed up as the Country Radio for the Waterloo area....
Carrie's in their banner so it has to be good!
Wow I am very excited for you! I used to live in Buffalo NY which is 1.5 hours away from Toronto, and I can tell you, it WILL be cold... lol
But Toronto is a great city with tons of theater and culture, concerts, sports, etc. I am not familiar with Waterloo, but it is not far from Toronto.
You can even go to the Preds hockey games when they play Toronto to see Mike Fisher play if you want! lol
Kitchener has a Jr. hockey team that you could go watch.
You'll definitely need to spend some time in Toronto! One of my favourite places (except for the Leafs )
I live in the States too so I am no help with all things Canada except you do NOT marry one of their favorites and get them traded - a lot of Canadians take that PERSONALLY!
ANYWAY...Congrats with your acceptance and with coming over to North America - we are all a generally nice group of people! It will be cold. COLD. No I mean COLD! Just buy everything when you get there because anything you think will work probably won't! Welcome!
Lol, I'm sure I'll manage somehow....SOMEHOW!
Thanks for the post, it was very sweet
It's cool though, cuz I expect I'll be in Toronto a lot for my co-op terms
That's great. I'm in this co-operative program, which involves 3-4 month work terms mixed in between study terms. I expect some of those work terms will be in Toronto, so I'll surely check out the city :-)
Hey, I just wanted to say thanks to everyone who posted here. You guys are very, VERY nice people, and I feel very fortunate to be a part of such a nice group. Thanks so much, I'm really grateful :-)
Lol, the commercials are very boring though. Here in Dubai we have these insanely creative yet annoying commercials with special effects, dialogues, etc. Here it's just people lecturing stuff! :P
Thanks again, crazydreams1818
If you have any other questions, don't hesitate to message me! I'm sure people who live there/closer to there may be more helpful but I'll do what I can!!!
Oh, and it won't be TOO cold when you get here. Really cold weather (like below freezing) starts in November-December ish. A lovely white Christmas!!
I actually live like not even 40 minutes from Waterloo.
Radio - BX93 out of London plays a lot of Carrie, but a lot of the pop radio stations here play Carrie quite a bit as well.
Concerts - Carrie has come to London, John Labatt Centre (JLC) before, as well as Toronto and Hamilton. JLC has had brad paisley and sugarland, and some other really big acts.
TV - CTV has a lot of award shows, also CMT. Those are local channels but you can go to the big networks as well for the shows.
If you need anything, let me know since we live so close.


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The Crumlin Road Gaol closed its doors as a jail in 1996 and reopened as a tourist attraction in 2013. Once home to a number of Northern Ireland's high-profile prisoners, the gaol has a grim history that includes state executions by hanging, child prisoners, and some spooky paranormal happenings. Take a 1-hour tour with a guide to learn more about it.
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Belfast, United Kingdom
United Kingdom
1 hour 15 minutes
Multiple times offered throughout the day
Skip the line
Step back in time on a history tour
Tour is wheelchair accessible
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Led by a local guide
On your guided tour of Crumlin Road Gaol, visit the reception processing building, where incoming prisoners were processed and washed.
Walk along the infamous tunnel linking the gaol to the Crumlin Road Courthouse, and take in the view of the gaol's center circle, which branches out into four wings: A, B, C, and D. You can explore cells where up to four prisoners at a time would live, plus see the 'Condemned Man's' cell, where a prisoner spent his final days before being executed by hanging.
Your tour ends in the execution chamber and drop cell.
Walk along the infamous tunnel linking the gaol to the Crumlin Road Courthouse, and take in the view of the gaol's center circle, which branches out into four wings: A, B, C, and D. You can explore cells where up to four prisoners at a time would live, plus see the 'Condemned Man's' cell, where a prisoner spent his final days before being executed by hanging.
Your tour ends in the execution chamber and drop cell.
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Scoring an average traveller rating of 5 out of 5 based on the last 24 recent reviews
Excellent day worked in the crum over 40 years ago good to be back got to say the young girl doing the tour was excellent giving the information of the prison over the years would recommend."
John K • Submitted 03 Dec 2019
Nice guide, very touristy amd modern reformation of this odd place, thorough information worth to visit it."
erika k • Submitted 20 Nov 2019
The four of us really enjoyed visiting crumlin Road, this gave us better understanding about what took place here. It really was so sad to hear what the prisoners had to go through for there crimes. To hear about the execution part was quite shocking"
Donna R • Submitted 15 Nov 2019
An extremely informative tour. Claire an excellent guide extremely well informed and very helpful. Well worth visiting"
Rachel C • Submitted 14 Oct 2019
Really enjoyed this tour. Joe our guide was very knowledgeable and explained everything really well. I found the condemned man's cell particularly emotional - you will understand why when you visit."
tracey.bettany22 • Submitted 09 Sep 2019
We were looking forward to this visit and it didn't disappoint! We arrived and the next tour was in an hour.The girl on reception was very helpful and told us where the tour started, location of cafe.The weather was gorgeous and we sat outside.There was a museum with lots of the gaol's history and interesting artefacts and exhibits.The time passed quickly.Our guide Trisha welcomed us.She was friendly and very informative.She gave us lots of time to look around.The gaol was as it was when it was a working one and it really made you think about what and who had walked there and been in those cells! A very worthwhile visit."
Susan W • Submitted 29 Jul 2019
Booked tickets through this site, unaware it was not the official site, and was given 10am time, but wanted 2pm. Apparently this just means thats when the tours can start, you can join any tour if it not oversubscribed, otherwise you just have to wait. This was not obvious when I booked and there is no refund or change. The tour itself was very good and informative. Learnt some amazing facts."
Jill W • Submitted 08 Jul 2019
thoroughly enjoyed this informative tour of the Gaol. the tour was brought to life by our guide Gerry"
antony l • Submitted 07 May 2019
We had the last tour of the day and there were only six of us so it was intimate and nice. Our tour guide Terry was very friendly and extremely knowledgeable. He takes you through and around the prison though there is time to explore a bit on your own. There is also a restarant there with very good food!"
burnthewitch1692 • Submitted 05 Oct 2018
Absolutely recommend this tour! It's very fascinating, regardless of any prior knowledge you may or may not have. Our tour guide was Brendan. He was brilliant, knew anything you wanted to know if he hadn't already told you. The tour takes you through the prisoners' reception area, the underground tunnel connecting the jail with the courthouse across the road, the governer's office, one wing of cells and the outer grounds. It takes a little over an hour to complete and is very accessible. We walked there using iPhone maps from Jury's Inn in 20 minutes but I believe there is a few bus lines running close by. Great value for money, great for kids and great for anyone with any inkling of interest!"
Taziana F • Submitted 05 Aug 2018
A great tour, very interesting. A must do place to see on your visit to Belfast. We did the Black Cab political tour in the morning and was dropped off at the Goal. Easy booking with Viator."
jillpphillips • Submitted 11 Apr 2018
Very interesting, tour guide was very knowledgeable."
Vanessa M • Submitted 21 Feb 2018
This tour is very cheap and represents fantastic value for money. The guide was excellent and very knowledgeable, it was absolutely fascinating to be able to walk through the jail and listen to the expert commentary. I was only in Belfast for a short time but the tour is not too long and easy to to fit into a busy schedule. Highly recommended."
Michael O • Submitted 06 Dec 2017
What an amazing tour. The guide was fabulous and made the tour very intresting Would defiantly recommend anyone going to Belfast to do this tour"
reno17 • Submitted 04 Oct 2017
If this is the kind of place you like to visit, you will enjoy it."
Patricia B • Submitted 04 Oct 2017
This is definitely a MUST DO if you visit Belfast. A very informative and fascinating tour, thank you Iain our guide. the prison is easy to get to via local bus service 57 that drops you off right outside the gaol entrance."
Ray • Submitted 23 Aug 2017
Excellent tour - very interesting history."
Martin A • Submitted 01 Aug 2017
This tour was amazing! Gary was a fabulous guide, great experience and humour. Very interesting and the viator booking tool was easy to use too. Thank you."
Wendy L • Submitted 27 Jul 2017
We had been meaning to take this tour for some time as we had heard some great reviews. We were not disappointed. The Gaol was well signposted with ample parking space. We were able to collect our tickets at reception and we just arrived in time for the next tour. Charlotte our tour guide was so informative and gave us a fabulous insight into the history of the gaol. She explained everything with great enthusiasm. Well done Charlotte. We were able to enjoy a tasty meal in the restaurant afterwards with a 10 discount if we produced our wrist bands which we had received when we got our tickets."
Maegaret H • Submitted 18 Jul 2017
An excellent tour. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and funny. The history of the Gaol is very interesting and I would recommend this tour to anyone visiting Belfast."
Walter B • Submitted 13 Jun 2017
Roy, our guide, was great! This part of Belfast history was very interesting."
Barbara A • Submitted 22 Apr 2017
Tour was amazing"
victoria.sheldon-bell • Submitted 10 Mar 2017
Excellent tour. Would recommend . Not expensive and tour times fitted in well with drop off and pick up on hop on hop off bus."
james s • Submitted 29 Nov 2016
Excellent.. a marvellous, if rather chilling experience!"
Evans H • Submitted 16 Sep 2016
In Brief
Belfast, United Kingdom
United Kingdom
1 hour 15 minutes
Multiple times offered throughout the day
Skip the line
Step back in time on a history tour
Tour is wheelchair accessible
Fully narrated tour
Led by a local guide
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