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They've arrived!!! The 2017 Sona Original Fixie and Urban-3 bikes are now in stock in our Dublin warehouse. The Original Fixie starts from €399 and the Urban-3 from €499. Both bikes are designed around our tried and trusted geometry and come in 52cm, 55cm and 58cm. Some of the key features of the 2017 Sona Original Fixie include a hi-ten steel frameset in 6 colours, a choice of 3 handlebar types (riser, drop and bullhorn), a choice of 30mm or 45mm wheels with Joytech high flange hubs, Neco bottom brackets and headsets and a Prowheel chainet. The Urban-3 comes in the same 6 colours and 3 size options to cover a rider height from 5'0 to 6'3, Shimano Nexus 3 speed gear system and an alloy finishing kit. You can purchase your own Sona Original Fixie and Urban-3 from our webshop or contact us to make an appointment to try out the bikes at our warehouse.
Fixies – 20 Reasons why they are the Ultimate Hipster Bike!
This is a lighthearted article on some characteristics of the fixie that make it an icon of hipster culture and why the two are so linked in this subculture. Worth a read while you're sipping on your local hand roasted flat white coffee, in your skinny jeans and stroking your beard! http://www.icebike.org/hipster-fixie-bikes/
Frame Materials Explained – Steel, Aluminium & Carbon
Here is a video from Bike Radar featuring the legendary Mike Burrows. Mike is famous for designing and building the Lotus bike, on which Chris Boardman won his Olympic Gold Medals and also the creator of the compact road frame for Giant Bicycles. So it's fair to say that Mike knows a thing or two when is comes to bike design. In this interview, he explains what the differences are between the various materials used in bicycle frame fabrication. There are a lot of myths and old wives tales, such as that steel is more flexible and can therefore absorb more bumps and that aluminium is stiffer and is a more jarring material. He explains that the feel or stiffness of a bike is more to do with tube shapes and sizes, rather than the material itself. Because carbon fiber and to some extent, aluminium, are easier to shape, bicycle manufacturers can create large and varying tube shapes which give the frame additional stiffness under load. Over the last decade or more, we have seen the growing use of aluminium and carbon, however, these materials are more relevant for the racing cyclist who wants to get every ounce of performance out of the bike.Steel is a very hard and strong material but cannot be manipulated into different tube shapes as easily as the other materials, as it will loose its natural tensile strength. But on the other hand the size of the tubes don't need to be as big, therefore cutting down on weight and retaining a classic and aesthetically pleasing design. In addition, as it is easier to weld and requires less of a manufacturing process, it is cheaper and more affordable for the end user. A lot of people will describe the ride of a steel frame to be nicer or more comfortable than the stiffer aluminium or carbon frames. Therefore steel is an ideal material to build, not only classically beautiful frames but also bikes for the leisure cyclist, commuting cyclist or touring cyclist.https://youtu.be/JjYNIaI26EQ
Top 10 Mistakes made by Newbies to Cycling!
I think everyone who has thrown a leg over a bike is guilty of at least one of these! I'm pretty sure everyone who has ever used clip in pedals and shoes, has at some stage failed to clip out properly and been left flailing on the ground, hoping no one saw your slow motion fall and graceless lack of skill! Although some of these are funny and embarrassing for anyone who has experienced them, there are some good tips in here on the likes of nutrition and hydration. So for anyone new to cycling, whether you ride a road bike, hybrid, fixie or single speed, take note!https://youtu.be/-HwWGYAYQBo?list=PLUdAMlZtaV101mRAD3qI7l4PhoFUA9Mqi
Fixie Video – Bike Polo Anyone?
So if you've never seen this before, welcome to the world of bike polo! It's like a ghetto version of the horsey version! Played on a basketball size court, two teams battle it out on their fixies and single speed bikes. Looks like fun. If you want to try it out there are bike polo games held in Dublin. You can see their facebook page here https://www.facebook.com/Dublin-BIKE-POLO-Association-177280416319/https://youtu.be/OkGZeWSPAdg
How to Stop your Fixie when Riding Fixed Gear
If your are thinking about buying a fixie or your are riding single speed and want to flip your wheel around (if you have a flip-flop hub of course!) and ride fixed gear, the most common concern people have is how do I come to a stop. The below video shows you 3 techniques on how to stop – the skip stop, the skid and applying back pressure. Practicing all three will help you become a better rider and be in more control over your fixie. Eventually, you won't need any brakes to help slow you down but this should only be done if you are 100% confident in your bike handling skills. We always recommend to ride with at least a front brake.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eQu1rNs0an0
Lubricating your Chain – What Lubricant to choose & How Best to Apply it
We were all beginner cyclists at some time and we've all at some stage been guilty of either applying too much or too little lubricant to our chain, resulting in either a gunked up black mess of a chain or an annoyingly squeaky drivetrain.The below video from GCN is a handy guide to help you first of all, decide what lubricant or lube to choose and then, how best to apply it. The result should be that your chain will be cleaner, quieter and will last longer. It's a small thing that we often neglect but spending 5 minutes a week to correctly maintaining your chain will make your ride more enjoyable and will save you money, as you won't need to replace your chain or worse, your drivetrain components as often.https://youtu.be/C4K90m3sygo
Choosing Bike Lights for your Fixie, Single Speed & Road Bike
If you're looking to buy lights for your fixie, single speed or road bike or just looking to upgrade your current set, this video from Global Cycling Network will help you decide what lights you need. You can divide lights into two categories – ones to be seen and ones to see. If all your cycling is done around a city or a well light area, then your light choice should be based on visibility for other road users. Things to consider are being visible from the side as well as from the front and back and being visible in daylight hours.If your commute or training takes you onto roads that are unlit then your buying decision should be based on how well you want to see, ie how well the light illuminates the road. This is measured in Lumen. A good starting point if you want to cast a beam onto the road is 400 Lumen.You should also consider the strength of your rear light. Something with 50 to 100 Lumen will be visible in daylight hours as well.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJnU1eyykmQ
How to Ride Safely in the Wet
Check out this video from Matt, Si and Dan from GCN on tips on how to ride safely in wet conditions. Some great tips in here like reducing your tyre pressure to offer more grip and certain things on the road to look out for. Whether you ride a road bike, a fixie or single speed bike, this is particularly relevant for this time of the year.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnjYvrnojRM
How to Track Stand on your Road Bike or Fixie
If you want to learn how the bike messengers manage to stay upright at lights without putting a foot down, then check out this GCN video on how to perform a track stand. This is a handy video whether you ride a road bike, a fixie, a single speed bike or even a hybrid. Being able to track stand is not only a cool skill and you'll look like a boss at traffic lights but it will improve your overall bike handling.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nRR4paQnUsQ


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Bannockburn 1314 is a history of the most celebrated battle between Scotland and England, in which a mere 7,000 followers of Robert the Bruce defeated more than 15,000 of Edward II's troops. The Battle of Bannockburn, fought over two days on 23 and 24 June 1314 by a small river crossing just south of Stirling, was a decisive victory for Robert, and secured for Scotland de facto independence from England. It was the greatest defeat the English would suffer throughout the Middle Ages, and a huge personal humiliation for Edward. Chris Brown's account recreates the campaign from the perspectives of both the Scots and English. Through an in-depth investigation of contemporary narrative sources as well as administrative records, and with a fresh look at the terrain where the battle was fought, he is able to come to firmer conclusions as to exactly what happened, and why, and thereby to rewrite the traditional history of the battle.
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Pardon the pun, but the craft beer genie is out of the bottle. Acquisition is the quickest way for large multinationals to answer the innovative, locally minded brands and their flavour-focused beers that are resonating with drinkers worldwide.
The patience and individual thinking required to incubate these smaller players is difficult to replicate in large public companies, which are somewhat captive to investors and quarterly sales results.
By contrast, the business models of small brewing companies are anything but homogenous. Among the many small outfits currently shaking up the beer scene in Australia is New Zealand's Garage Project. Launched in Wellington in 2011, it has made an art form of defying brewing conventions.
"The quality of craft beer in New Zealand has always been excellent, but when we started the brewery, it was at the time quite conservative," says co-founder Jos Ruffell.
Tapping into flavour
Among 20 creatively named and styled beers on tap at Garage Project's Wellington taproom during a recent visit were Aardvark, a sour ale flavoured with ants; the light beer Fugazi, described as a 'sheep in wolf's clothing' and Hot Fuzz, a 'fuzzy pale ale with habanero'.
"Our job is to give people an experience they haven't had before," says Ruffell.
"If someone's not a beer drinker… maybe in a more conventional beer, the bitter flavours aren't to their taste. But if you give them a flavour that is maybe sweet or spicy or sour or umami, it might actually change their idea of what beer is and what beer can be. And that should come, in our opinion, in an unconventional package as well."
Garage Project also brought this avant garde approach to wine, launching GP Crushed, a label dedicated to challenging existing ideas around wine and winemaking approaches.
"We have some fantastic wine in New Zealand but it is very 'to style', very safe and traditional. We think we could bring a little energy and excitement to that and give people something they haven't had before," he says.
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Garage Project is not the only brewery taking bold steps outside of beer. Melbourne's Boatrocker unconventionally merged with WA-based spirits distiller Hippocampus in July 2017, becoming Boatrocker Brewers & Distillers. The creative potential of having a distillery on-site excited Boatrocker founder and head brewer Matt Houghton.
"We really want to try and connect that link between brewing and distilling so we're working on a whole range of different ideas; production with brewing malt and beer being put through the still to produce different flavour profiles."
Boatrocker's latest spirit release was actually conceived long before the distillery and brewery were under the same roof. More than four years ago, Houghton took a batch of the brewery's flagship Alpha Queen American pale ale to Melbourne whisky distillery Starward, where it was distilled before being rested in a first fill bourbon cask.
Released in April, the result was Forget Me Not 'Beer Whisky', which has a delicate elderflower note Houghton attributes to the influence of the aromatic hop character within the distilled beer.
"It doesn't really fit in any particular category, but the fact it's sat in barrels for more than two years, legally by definition it's a whisky," he says. "The name Forget Me Not just comes from us not forgetting what happened to the beer. It really comes through in the aromatic profile – you know you've got a beer there somehow."
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Other breweries are breaking the mould by using beer as a platform for altruistic, rather than purely commercial endeavours. Among them is Brewmanity Beer Co, which was set up in 2015 by former AFL player David Neitz to support the charitable endeavours of his mate and former coach at Melbourne Demons, Neale Daniher. Daniher was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in 2013 and has since devoted his life to finding a cure for the illness.
Veteran beer marketer Jamie Fox has since joined the Brewmanity effort, which began with a one-off beer sold at pubs across Melbourne in an attempt to create Victoria's most charitable happy hour.
"The reason we got together was, 'what can we do to help our mate out?'," says Fox. "We said, 'let's just plug away and brew a beer and get half a dozen pubs on board'. And then it sort of snowballed."
Brewmanity has evolved organically into what Fox describes as a "serious little brewing company" with fundraising for the Cure MND Foundation as its reason for being. "We donate a percentage of our profits to the foundation on an ongoing basis, and 100 per cent of the profits from whatever events we do," he says.
Cans of Brewmanity's Pale Ale 'Social Beast' are now available nationally through Vintage Cellars and First Choice Liquor stores. "Neale calls MND 'an absolute beast of a disease'. So what we wanted to do was help tame the beast and make the fight against it more sociable," explains Fox.


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- 2 pounds of shrimps with the heads on
- 1 onion, chopped
- 1 green pepper, chopped
- ½ cup of olive oil
- 2 pounds of grated tomatoes (you can use canned tomatoes)
- ½ cup of white wine
- ½ teaspoon paprika powder
- 2 teaspoons salt
- Pepper
- 1 cup of canned mushrooms (optional)
- 2 cups of long grain rice
- 2 tablespoons of butter
- Wash shrimps and remove the heads. In a medium sauce pan, add 2 glasses of water, the heads and shells of the shrimps and boil them for 10 minutes. Then strain, discard the shrimp heads and save the shrimp stock for later use.
- In a deep frying pan, heat the olive oil and sauté the onion and green pepper until soft. Stir in tomatoes, wine, paprika, shrimp stock, salt and pepper. Let simmer for 1 hour while stirring occasionally. Add shrimps and mushrooms. If you decide to add the mushrooms, then cook for 4 to 5 minutes longer.
- Meanwhile, add rice in a pot of boiling water and cook uncovered for 15 minutes. Drain and replace in the pot. Pour the hot melted butter over the rice and spoon in a serving plate. Spoon the shrimp and sauce over the rice and serve.
Romama's Note: Feel free to cook the rice whichever way you usually do for the Shrimp Creole over Rice.
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Bonifas Arts Center: Visions of American Life
As part of the Art Bridges-Terra Foundation Initiative, The Bonifas Arts Center (Escanaba, MI) was the first venue to host the Detroit Institute of Arts' exhibition, Visions of American Life from April 5 – May 23, 2018.
The BAC is a comprehensive arts organization with a commitment to excellent exhibits, education, performances, facilities, events and other activities. Their mission is to enhance and inspire the cultural and creative lives of the people in the Central Upper Peninsula of Michigan. Their vision is to engage every member of the regional community in some form of arts experience that inspires them. This project serves the mission and vision beautifully, by bringing incredible works from the Detroit Institute of Arts collection to the Upper Peninsula.
Just as the exhibit was curated and organized around three themes (American Spectacle, Home Life, and Public Spaces) the programs are formatted to reflect the same. They explore how artists communicate the "big idea." By viewing seemingly simple scenes, viewers are encouraged to learn more about the political and social climate of a specific time period, and compare it to their own through three major program groupings:
- Lunch and Learn: hour-long gatherings at noon, designed to reach those who work.
- The Visions Video: An original, in-gallery video element that compares the artwork from Visions of American Art to contemporary artwork by Upper Peninsula artists.
- Self-guided and School Tours: For home-school and traditional students within the 2 county school district, college students, community service groups, and university students.
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I've been juicing fairly consistently with a Champion Juicer since 1980 thinking I was getting everything out of the fruits & vegetables. I now press the pulp after I juice it with the Champion Juicier and get an extra 8 - 10 ounces of pure deliciousness. It's extra work but well worth it!
Works very well
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Requires a little more work than single stage juicers but the juice taste, and I assume quality, is superior to any single stage jucer I have used.The juice is better tasting, seems more vital, more complex, and entirely pulp free.If you don't mind taking the extra time to juice in two stages, this might be the juicer for you.I like it.
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DAILY DEALS: Beards, doctors, brothers
A Risqué Engagement by Stephanie Nicole Norris $ 3.99
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On the surface, Corinne Thomas has the world at her fingertips. As a stewardess for one of the largest airlines, Corinne travels the globe, gaining a glimpse of what most people only fantasize about. Adventurous by nature, her daring persona allows her the freedom to take risks and live her life, at times, in complete anonymity. But there is something that lingers deep down that, if brought to light, could stir the masquerade Corinne's built for herself. For the past few weeks, exchanges with a certain someone wreaks havoc on her ability to maintain a solid pretense. Happily ever afters aren't for Corinne, but when her soul is roused by the magnificence of his authority, Corinne considers opening herself to a new set of dangers. Love.
As one of the world's most powerful sports agents, Xavier Valentine lives his life in the high skies as he flies from one destination to another. Negotiating million-dollar contracts, product endorsements, and meeting league representatives keeps his schedule air-tight. Not only is every hour in his day accounted for, but it's impossible to get in a room with him without an appointment. That's why when Xavier finds himself locked in close quarters with Corinne Thomas, he questions the very thing that he's prided himself on conquering: his mind. Since meeting Corinne on a blind date weeks before, Xavier manages to find time for her at every turn. And the moment he decides to let Corinne in, with her comes a powerful elixir of love.
*This book can be read as a standalone*
Vienna Waltz by Teresa Grant $ 1.2
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Nothing is fair in love and war in this historical mystery featuring British spies Malcolm and Suzanne Rannoch, "a must-read for fans of the Regency era" (Publishers Weekly).
Europe's elite have gathered at the glittering Congress of Vienna—princes, ambassadors, the Russian tsar—all negotiating the fate of the continent by day and pursuing pleasure by night. Until Princess Tatiana, the most beautiful and talked about woman in Vienna, is found murdered during an ill-timed rendezvous with three of her most powerful conquests . . .
Suzanne Rannoch has tried to ignore rumors that her new husband, Malcolm, has also been tempted by Tatiana. As a protégé of France's Prince Talleyrand and attaché for Britain's Lord Castlereagh, Malcolm sets out to investigate the murder and must enlist Suzanne's special skills and knowledge if he is to succeed. As a complex dance between husband and wife in search for the truth ensues, no one's secrets are safe, and the future of Europe may hang in the balance.
Outlaw in Paradise by Patricia Gaffney $ 1.99
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A legendary gunfighter brings big trouble to a frontier town, and ignites the passion of a local saloon owner
When Jesse Gault saunters into Paradise, Oregon, with a gun on each hip, the town is instantly abuzz. What could a legendary gunslinger want in Paradise? And what will the townsfolk have to do to keep his trouble from becoming their own? Cady McGill, proprietor of the Rogue Tavern, thinks she may know what Gault has come for, and she doesn't like it one bit.
Cady's ongoing battle with Merle Wylie, who has been buying up or burning down properties all over town, is coming to a head, as Wylie tries to get his hands on her tavern and her dried-up gold mine. Hiring a gunfighter like Gault would be just Wylie's speed. But Cady senses something else behind Gault's mysterious façade, and as the two grow closer she learns that his closely guarded secrets could spell life or death for the town—and for Cady herself.
Dearest Eulalia by Betty Neels $ 0.99
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Convenient bride…loving wife?
Eulalia cannot bear the thought of losing her home, especially at Christmas! But with money running out she knows there's no hope…until handsome surgeon Aderik van der Leurs show up on her doorstep – with a very convenient proposal!
Though Aderik appears to want her simply as his convenient bride, he's yearned for beautiful Eulalia from afar. But this Christmas dare he hope that his new wife will also surrender her heart?
That beard IS glorious.
Amazon US has Anya Seton's DRAGONWYCK and Marlys Millhiser's THE MIRROR for $1.99 each. I loved both of these books and would one-click away if I didn't already own them. How they hold up after many years I can't say, but just the thought of them is a real pleasure.
I'm pretty sure the Gaffney is a one-day sale by Open Road Media – almost all of their sales are one-day only and they have epublished a bunch of backlist titles, including some of Gaffney's and Laura Kinsale. So if you want it I'd grab it before the day is out.
Also, yep that's a great beard there on the first cover!
I dunno… "roused by the magnificence of his authority" … is this code for BDSM?
That Grant looks really good. Actual historical event setting, newly wedded couple, … I'll bite.
What airline still calls their flight attendants stewardesses? Certainly not any "largest airline" that I know of. Blurb writer so entranced by that beard, they weren't paying attention to what they were writing?
My question exactly. Not mentioned in the reviews.
I may wade in since it is KU.
I still don't understand why Grant kept the same characters with the same history, but had to change their names when she switched publishers- and I think that at some point she changed the series altogether? Anyway, it was too confusing for me to follow, but Vienna Waltz is certainly worth trying at this price.
@Sandra: the stewardess reference threw me off, too, and the blurb is… not well-written. Despite the magnificent beard, I believe I'll pass.


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In a recent article for TES, Al McConville, Bedales Deputy Head, Academic, reflects on the possibly rash decision to take his GCSE in Chemistry from a standing start in just a year, alongside an already demanding schedule.
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In a recent issue of Beautiful South magazine, Jo Webbern, Head of Bedales Pre-prep School, Dunannie, explains the ethos of teaching vital life skills through the fostering of creativity, individuality and contact with the natural world. Bedales founder John Haden Badley believed that children should be encouraged to be curious and spontaneous, and be allowed to flourish independently and guided only when necessary. Learning should be an active, meaningful and purposeful experience.
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It is well known that fresh air, being active and spending time outdoors are all great for both mental and physical health. The same is also true when it comes to outdoor learning at school, where almost any subject can be taught in an outdoor setting. Outdoor learning is a core subject at Bedales, with every class timetabled for 70 minutes per week. The children learn bushcraft, horticulture, animal husbandry and a variety of other crafts. They take responsibility for the wellbeing of bees, pigs, chickens and ducks. Other subject areas are also pursued through outdoor learning.
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In an article for TES, Alistair McConville argues that if it is to be revived, then we must do more than plead for its usefulness, and instead stress its value for greater global understanding and collaboration. Opinion amongst students on this subject is divided. For some, the ability to access another language opens exciting horizons, whilst for others, the 'foreign-languages-as-punishment' narrative seems all too plausible. There is a justified perception, both amongst students, teachers and guardians of a school's performance statistics, that it is disproportionately hard to achieve good grades in GCSE and A Level languages.
Posted on 06 January 2017
In an article for New Forest Living magazine, Keith Budge discusses the Bedales approach to schooling, and the importance of time and space to students in shaping their educational journeys.
Posted on 05 January 2017
In a recent article for TES, Clare Jarmy flies in the face of accepted wisdom by suggesting that lesson planning is better when undertaken in partnership with students.
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Christmas Countdown Day 10
So there you have it! Wassail is a toast to good health and a spiced hot cider; wassailing is a blessing to apple trees and an early form of carol singing.
Hi Andy,
ooh, I'm first here!! The sun comes up so early in Qld so I have been awake at 5 am each morning.
I'm really enjoying hearing about the history of our traditions, I always wonder where they evolved from. I wonder often about Bon Bons or Crackers? It's not Christmas with out them but where did they begin and why do have those silly jokes in them??
Fi xx
Is there really a 5am!!!!? I thought people were joking!
Now I did post about Christmas crackers last year, but I will do a new post in the next few days (I am running low on ideas for new posts!!) - ah yes, the cracker joke 'What do polar bears like to eat?... Arctic Roll' - 'Where do Santa's Helpers go when they are sick?... The National Elf Service!' Christmas just wouldn't be the same with out them!
You know Andy, I new you had done a post about Christmas Crackers as I was writing it, but it just goes to show I have a brain like a sieve, I just couldn't remember the meaning behind the cracker.
Why did the Turkey cross the road?
Because he wasn't Chicken.
And yes Andy, the sun is well and truly up at 5am here, the first morning I was awake at 4 watching a little gecko scuttle around on the wall out side. It was so HOT I couldn't go back to sleep so I went and sat out side and watched the day come to life. I supposed your all wrapped up in your woolies now.....what a stark contrast.
ML Fi xx
Andy, I agree with Fi! You have so many traditions in your country, I don't know much about it. I am eager to learn more. Thank you for sharing all this information!
Hugs, Ilona
I think it is fascinating how different the customs can be even within a small region! And of course, they change.... even though we wish they would stay the same as they were at some magical point in the distant past..... or our youth... whichever has the best memories perhaps! We don't have wassailing over here... but we have lots of caroling... but not always from door to door. Sometimes the groups gather where people are shopping... or on a town green. Not necessarily the same as going to your neighbors...!ReplyDelete
Hi Betsy,
Yes, we tend to have more group carol singing than door to door singers these days too, in fact there is the annual carol concert on the village green outside our house next Friday (sadly I will be at work that evening!).
pleased you liked this post!
Hi Andy,
I have been enjoying your Christmas posts--what a nice thing for you to do for us. I love caroling and drinking hot, spiced cider of course!
Keep posting.
I put up my RL christmas tree over the weekend - your posts are really helping to get into the christmas spirit, which can be a bit lacking!
I do miss the carol singing back in Blighty - they don't do that here sadly, and I can't get my hands on a jar of mincemeat for love nor money!
Sadly I'll just have to put up with foie gras!
Keep posting, your christmas series is fantastic, thanks for making the effort!
Hi Jonquil, I am pleased you are enjoying these Christmas posts. I also put up my Christmas trees over the weekend! and the house does feel much more festive and glittery as a result, perfect for Christmas!
Now if you are anywhere near Paris I think you could get Mincemeat in Marks and Spencer there, as they re-opened in the French capital recently. If you can't get mincemeat in M&S then ready-made 'le mincepie' must surely be tucked away on the shelves somewhere!! I have been asked by John for a mince pie recipe, so will be posting about these peculiar treats later on! I'll include a mincemeat recipe!
Foie Gras! I saw tonnes of that in Fortnum's recently, but I don't like it myself! Hope you enjoy it!!
Gaia nd and who are upstairs think it's time for some mulled cider. Would you like to join us? Or perhaps you'd prefer a nice peppermint tea. Waes Haele!!!!
D and G (that well known brand of perfume!)
Enjoying your Christmas posts Andy, keep up the good work!ReplyDelete
Hello Andy,
Not only do i love your posts because they are fun, have beautiful pictures, and they put me in the Christmas spirit, but I always learn something from you each and every time. I really adore your blog.
Big hug,
How you find the time to create all these interesting posts is a mystery to me! There are a few things in this post that I didn't know so thank you for taking the time to do this.ReplyDelete


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- Nairobi (WIL-Wilson) - 13 min drive
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- Nairobi Station - 33 min drive
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- Check-in time 10 AM-midnight
- Check-out time is noon
24-hour airport shuttle service is available. Fees may apply. Contact the property in advance to make arrangements.
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- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free valet parking
- Area shuttle *
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- English breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
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- Poolside bar
- Room service (during limited hours)
- Barbecue grills
- Outdoor pool
- Children's pool
- 24-hour fitness facilities
- Outdoor tennis court
- Playground on site
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- Business center
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 1992
- Elevator
- ATM/banking
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- Designated smoking areas
- Picnic area
- Terrace
- Library
- Television in common areas
- Braille or raised signage
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
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- Wheelchair-accessible path of travel
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- Assistive listening devices available
- English
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- Hypo-allergenic bedding available
- Pillow menu
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PoliciesGuests must contact this property in advance to reserve rollaway/extra beds.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Rollaway beds are available for USD 40 per night
English breakfast is offered for an extra charge of USD 20 for adults and USD 20 for children (approximately)
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of USD 35.00 per vehicle (roundtrip)
Area shuttle service is offered for an extra charge
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Exceptional 9,6 From 19 reviews
Very friendly staff, clean apartment which all the amenities you need
This is the best apartment I have ever stayed in my entire life. The space, comfort...everything. The convenience to the little mall is fantastic.
Very spacious rooms (bed room, big leaving room and kitchen) at a very reasonable price. I used to pay the same price for a small room at a near by hotel. This is an apartment, so no onsite restaurant or bar facilities. But it is located adjacent to the Yaya mall with some restaurant and shopping options.They bring breakfast from nearby restaurant to your room in the morning. It has also a niceswimming pool.
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2018 Annual Report of the University of Waikato
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Chancellor's Report
It has been my privilege to serve as Chancellor of the University of Waikato in 2018, and to support the progress that the University is making on many fronts.
Progress is particularly notable in the advancement of three very important infrastructure projects. The largest of these projects is The Pā complex, which was approved to proceed to final design and consenting at the end of 2018. This project will create a new primary entrance to the University and a new marae, will be a focal point for large-scale University and community activities, and improve the quality and accessibility of the route along the main spine of the campus. The vision for The Pā has been strongly supported by students, and is based around their desire for more social learning spaces and a visible heart for the campus that will be attractive in all weather conditions.
A second infrastructure project is the construction of our new Tauranga campus, which will mark a milestone in the University's history when it opens in early 2019. The construction of this campus has been generously supported by TECT, Tauranga City Council, Bay of Plenty Regional Council and the iwi of Tauranga Moana. The University of Waikato's investment in the campus provides a strong signal of our commitment to enhancing social outcomes and economic growth in the Bay of Plenty, building on two decades of programmes offered in the region and our engagement with the Bay of Plenty Tertiary Education Partnership – comprising the University, Toi Ohomai Institute of Technology and Te Whare Wānanga o Awanuiārangi.
The new campus has a unique cultural narrative and identity - a multi-purpose space where students, researchers, the community and industry will all work together in the heart of one of the fastest-growing regions in New Zealand.
The Council has also approved the development of a new 53-bed block of student accommodation on University-owned land in Hamilton. Council supports the view of management that, if we are to continue to increase the number of students studying at the University of Waikato, then additional accommodation will be needed.
During 2018 the University conferred six Distinguished Alumni Awards to an outstanding group of people: the Honourable Dame Annette King, Clinical Psychologist Dr Sarah Calvert, archaeological scientist and radiocarbon dating specialist Professor Tom Higham, international business leader Jan Zijderveld, Miriam Dean QC and Dr Shane Legg, co-founder of DeepMind Technologies. Through their career achievements and engagement with the University and community, the success stories of our alumni set a standard to which our current students can aspire.
I wish to extend my thanks to the outgoing Waikato Students' Union President Candra Pullon for her outstanding service to the University in 2018, and to Paul Adams whose term on Council ended during the year. Paul continues to support the University in a range of ways, including as Chair of the University's Campus Development Committee, which focusses on University infrastructure and our maintenance, refurbishment and new building programme. During the year we also welcomed a new Council member, Scott Bartlett, CEO of State-owned Enterprise Kordia Group Limited, for a four-year term.
Over the last few years the University of Waikato has undergone a transformation in its strategy, infrastructure planning, investment in quality research and teaching, and engagement with students. I accept that some may have found the changes challenging, but to remain relevant to contemporary New Zealand society and the interests of our students, changes were necessary.
It has been my pleasure to work with the Vice-Chancellor, Professor Neil Quigley, and the senior leadership team of the University to develop and implement this process of change. I have appreciated the guidance and oversight provided by my fellow Council members, as well as their support for an organisation-wide aspiration for greatness in the service of our students and New Zealand as a whole. The University of Waikato has had a year of growth and new developments, with more exciting opportunities apparent for the year ahead.
Rt Hon James Bolger
Vice-Chancellor's Report
It has been a very positive year for the University of Waikato, with growth in student enrolments and progress on a range of major projects.
Student numbers in 2018 increased by 3.5% over 2017 enrolments. Total EFTS in 2018 were 10,257, made up of 1791 international EFTS (an increase of 12% on 2017) and 8,455 domestic EFTS (an increase of 1.9%). This growth reflects our investment in new programmes, our commitment to enhancing the quality of our existing programmes, teaching, facilities and student services, and the hard work of academic and general staff across the University. The growth in international students is a result of our strategic partnerships with quality universities outside New Zealand, and increased student recruitment efforts in our priority markets, as well as new and emerging markets. Domestic student increases reflect our efforts to build greater national awareness of the quality of the academic programmes and student experience at the University of Waikato.
The University also adopted a major change to its organisational structure in 2018, with the decision to implement a divisional leadership structure, comprising four new divisions, each lead by a Pro Vice-Chancellor. The new structure includes a Division of Education, Division of Management, Division of Health, Engineering, Computing and Science, and a Division of Arts, Law, Psychology and Social Sciences. Previously the University was organised into numerous faculties of widely varying sizes, all of which were headed by a Dean who reported directly to the Vice-Chancellor. Moving to a divisional structure will provide the University with the strategic leadership capability necessary for it to survive and prosper in today's highly competitive and rapidly changing tertiary education environment, as well as providing a greater level of transparency of operational performance across academic units of a similar size. Implementation of the leadership and administrative structure within each of the divisions will continue during 2019.
One of the great strengths of the University of Waikato is the open and collegial relationship between the Waikato Students' Union (WSU) and the senior leadership team of the University. The President and Executive of the WSU are key contributors to University strategy on all fronts. This year the WSU led a consultation process on the areas in which students wanted increases in funding to be applied. As a result, the University has increased its investment in support for student health and wellbeing, including the appointment of a Mental Health Nurse, Violence Prevention Coordinator and a Health Promotion Coordinator.
Following an extensive process of curriculum review in 2016 and 2017 led by Professor Robyn Longhurst (Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Academic) and Professor Alister Jones (Senior Deputy Vice-Chancellor), the University's new curricula at 100 and 200 level were offered for the first time in 2018. The redesigned curriculum will help the University to deliver on its ambition for a distinctive student experience by requiring Waikato undergraduate students to complete a cultural perspectives component, a disciplinary foundations component, and a work-integrated learning component. This new curriculum has required that we strengthen relationships with local employers to ensure meaningful work-integrated learning opportunities are available for students.
The research performance of the University of Waikato, under the leadership of Deputy Vice-Chancellor, Research, Professor Bruce Clarkson, was also substantially improved in 2018. The University was successful in a number of national research funding rounds, many of which provide funding that extends beyond 2019 to provide a strong pipeline of future research funding. The University was awarded funding from the TEC through its Entrepreneurial Universities fund, the Marsden Fund, the Ministry of Education, MBIE, other government agencies and many private sector organisations. We also undertake collaborative research with a wide range of Crown Research Institutes, universities and Centres of Research Excellence. There has been a notable improvement in the success rates of research funding applications during 2018 and the University's new research revenue contracted in 2018 ($41.7m) greatly exceeded the $28.9m contracted in 2017.
This year we welcomed new members of the Executive team, Jim Mercer, Chief Operating Officer, and Nikki Thomas, Director, Organisational Development and Wellness. Ms Thomas has responsibility for organisational performance and staff training, for aligning workplace culture with the University strategy, as well as for staff satisfaction and wellness. Mr Mercer has responsibility for financial services and reporting, internal audit, risk and assurance, facilities and technology, marketing, communications and legal services. Also during the year Professor Don Klinger joined the University of Waikato as Dean (and, from 1 January 2019, Pro Vice-Chancellor) of Education.
Since my arrival at the University of Waikato four years ago, a great deal of attention has been placed on planning investment in the physical and technological infrastructure of the University. The first phase of our project to replace our core student administration system was trialled for Semester B 2018 enrolments, and is in use for the summer 2018-19 enrolment period. The construction of our new campus in Tauranga, and the investments we have made in anticipation of phase two of our development there have all proceeded on time and on budget. I am extremely grateful for the leadership that Professor Alister Jones has shown in both projects, as well as to Director of Regional Engagement, Joseph Macfarlane, for his leadership with iwi engagement and the cultural narrative for the Tauranga campus building.
I wish to extend my thanks to all University staff for their support of the aspirations and advancement of the University, and their commitment to the success of our students. In addition, I acknowledge the support of the Chancellor, the University Council, my colleagues in the Vice-Chancellor's office and the Executive Team for their commitment in what has been a very busy, exciting and successful year for the University.
Professor Neil Quigley


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