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Hi, my name is Kinga and I am Queenstown Event Pianist. I love listening to people's stories and sharing their excitement for the event they're planning, or their big day (congratulations!). Providing highest quality music, performing the songs and pieces they love is one of the best ways to create more beautiful memories to share with the family and close ones.
In the days of mobile phones and digital sounds, bringing tangible contact with live music is something truly extraordinary, something that lights up the room and fills the area with the atmosphere of real people and real relationships.
Happily-Ever-After's and other various events, family reunions, birthdays, corporate events, background music (yes, I do them all!) are a perfect occasion to enrich the world around us with the most beautiful reflection of human nature – art and culture.
I would love to hear about your plans and needs to arrange a perfect Queenstown wedding/event so please have a look through my website, look up the list of songs and listen to some music that I play… and let your imagination fly high! Let me know what you would like me to play and lets plan your event together! There is no song that I couldn't arrange for piano, as I spent my whole life with music.
Can't wait to hear your story!
Get in touch here,
I am a professional, classically trained pianist (BMusic Hons) with over 15 years experience performing internationally throughout Europe and now New Zealand. Originally from Poland, where I obtained my degree, I came to Queenstown and found the most beautiful and welcoming community of dedicated people. Then I decided to make it my home, a dream come true. Since settling in the Wakatipu area I have been enjoying the gorgeous views, hiking, biking, performing and teaching piano. I love engaging in the local community and bringing music to make the place that we live in even more spectacular!
Before you decide to work with me to create something personal for your Wedding day, you will probably look through the song list and listen to some of my recordings. You will find out that I play variety of music across different genres, from classical to pop, from jazz to contemporary, literally anything! Have a look at a few:
Depending on your needs, I can perform from one to four hours and provide beautiful live music as a focal point of the occasion or as subtle background music helping create the desired atmosphere. I will make your guests feel welcomed and enrich the space with a warm sound of piano to bring a personal touch to your event.
I also work regularly with other quality musicians, professional singer and flutist who are available to perform at your event as piano–voice or piano-flute duo. As music for me is all about sharing, playing in ensambles makes it even more social and interactive.
Destination weddings across New Zealand, elopements, top of the mounain or lakefront – I will take my piano anywhere to make your big day even more special and pesonalized.
I would love to hear your ideas and how you see your event. Tell me about the atmosphere that you would like to create and the music that you would like me to play. With my experience and large, diverse repertoire of classical, jazz, pop and contemporary songs and your selection of music we will create a truly special experience for yourselves and your guests. I'm also very happy to learn any songs at your request which ensures that each performance is unique to your day. There is very little music that I can't arrange for piano!
"Kinga played at my wedding ceremony and was wonderful. She set a really nice atmosphere for our guests and is lovely to work with. She has a variety of song selections (new and classical) in her repertoire which she is well prepared for. Will definitely recommend Kinga to anyone planning an event for a stress free and amazing experience. Thanks Kinga!"
– Keran Prasad
"I would like to highly recommend Kinga for any private events, theme night, performances. She is also great tutor for people in any age groups as her musical desire and approach makes every encounter memorable.
– Marcin Slusarczyk
"A truly stunning and clearly knowledgable pianist. Kinga plays for the love of playing and it really shines through. Don't miss a chance to watch her show.
– Anna Maria van Riel


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It is difficult to imagine a holiday in Malta without walking on the sea. In this warm Mediterranean region, you can go fishing at sunrise, take a trip, sail from the shore to dive in the most picturesque places and much more. Cheap hire of the boat Malta will allow everyone to fully enjoy the rest, not at the expense of their financial situation. Even inexpensive vessels are safe and comfortable for water walks. Fortunately, Malta has a large selection of economy boats of various modifications and at different prices
Hire of the boat Malta – best holidays
A modern swimming device can turn into an excellent tool when organizing a variety of activities. For a romantic walk on the water, you can use the hire of the boat Malta service and choose a small and comfortable boat. In parallel, you can organize a delicious dinner with candles with delicacies from seafood, which you yourself have caught.
Cheap boats are great for celebrations, parties, various entertainment events, the capacity of which is up to 20-30 people. Birthdays, weddings, fishing, diving – you need to organize all this in the sea at least once. In addition, the cheap hire of the boat Malta may include an additional service (cook on the ship, a DJ, guide, toastmaster, diving instructor, deck decors and others), which can not but please many holidaymakers.
In the edge of the Mediterranean there are many options to spend an unforgettable time, especially if you decide to use the service of inexpensive hire of the boat Malta. Thanks to it you will have an opportunity in absolute tranquility at any convenient time with people pleasant to you to familiarize with local sights, unforgettably spend day or night. Fortunately, the range of yachts allows you to choose the best option at a low cost.


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Hurricanes in the US this year spurred US Gulf Coast jet fuel differentials to reach highs not seen since 2008, with refinery, pipeline and port closures all disrupting the market. Daron Jones shares how differentials spiked not just along the Gulf Coast but also along the US Atlantic Coast, opening an unusual arbitrage for cargoes to come from Northwest Europe. Further, how long will a new domestic arb between US coasts remain open?
S&P Global Platts is currently consulting on possible methodology changes to its FOB Rotterdam jet fuel barge assessment and is inviting industry participants to a technical workshop to discuss potential updates with Platts editors.
By Daron Jones, Americas jet fuel editor
Welcome to the Snapshot, a series examining the forces shaping and driving global commodities markets today.
US jet fuel differentials recently returned to pre-storm levels after hurricanes Harvey and Irma caused prices to rise to highs not seen since Hurricane Ike hit the Gulf Coast back in 2008. Harvey disrupted Gulf Coast jet supply along several fronts. Production stopped as refineries were forced to shut down, and most took weeks to fully start up again.
The pipelines that carry jet from the Gulf of Mexico up to the East Coast and Midwest also shut down temporarily. And Harvey also forced Gulf Coast ports to close, so refined products could not be brought into the Gulf by barge for an emergency supply boost during the worst of the storm.
The infrastructure situation was not nearly as bad for Hurricane Irma, but both storms caused a rapid and massive rise in jet differentials.
Gulf Coast diffs rose from pre-storm levels, around NYMEX minus 10 cents per gallon, to as high as plus 25 cents per gallon during the worst of Harvey. The spike was more dramatic on the upper Atlantic Coast, where jet prices surged from around minus 5 cents per gallon all the way to plus 42 cents per gallon.
To make matters worse, the Atlantic Coast was already starved for jet supply: the region's inventories dropped to a two-year low just prior to the first storm. This tightness was only exacerbated by the hurricanes, and opened a reverse arbitrage between Europe and the US East Coast. Jet fuel cargoes started coming in to New York Harbor just before Harvey hit, and data from Platts cFlow and US Customs shows they have not yet stopped.
Nearly 4 million barrels came into New York Harbor between August 23 and October 5, the first such upper Atlantic Coast import wave in 2017. It is unclear how long this may continue, as this arb play from Europe to the US is unusual because Northwest Europe is net short on jet fuel.
As 2017 winds down, traders will also be closely monitoring the domestic arb between the Gulf Coast and New York Harbor. This arbitrage opportunity was closed for much of the first half of 2017. However, it has been mostly open since June, when Colonial Pipeline announced that its distillates-only Line 2 was not allocated for first time in six years.
Until next time on the Snapshot — we'll be keeping an eye on the markets.
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2016 is a year for new beginnings. As the New Year brings in a wave of seemingly endless possibilities, many of us find ourselves honing in on what to improve in our lives and what to change. New Year's resolutions are guidelines, rather than restrictions, and it is important to make the most out of each one. Here are some things you can consider taking on in 2016.
Log out.
Social media consumes an incredibly large portion of our lives – often times more than we'd like to admit. 2016 is the year to spend less time tweeting and more time living. More memories should be made than posts this year as we each strive to improve our quality of life, not just our profiles.
Land it.
Whether it's landing that internship or finding a new job, furthering your own career or personal goals is of utmost importance. Perfecting the "big picture" is only achieved by smaller accomplishments that propel you towards that ultimate goal.
Learn it.
Try something new this year. Learning a new skill or picking up a unique hobby is a great way to unwind after a long day of work, and it may even introduce you to a whole new world that you never would have thought to enjoy before. Some ideas are taking a dance class or learning how to play an instrument.
Think big.
Work towards something greater. The world is full of opportunities to take and improvements to make, so putting effort towards making it a better place is imperative. Volunteering, donating to charity, or even starting your own cause to help others helps to make society greater.
Be well.
Taking care of yourself is extremely important, and one of the keys to enjoying the following year. Making healthy choices and maintaining one's health in any way possible is a surefire way to feeling good this year. Carrying vitamin supplements in your bag doesn't hurt, and neither does eating an extra helping of fruits and vegetables. Make sure to keep your mind and body healthy as well!
Overall, this new year is all about embracing and making the most of every moment, in any way possible.
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Join the Cora's Quilts group on Facebook!
This is a great place to share photos of your CQ projects, to ask questions, and to help one another out. We will be using this group page primarily for this fall's Gypsy Queen Mystery QAL, but you're welcome to share photos of any of your CQ projects and chat with group members even if you're not part of the QAL – hope to see you there!


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Search and Recovery Diver
What will you learn?
Gathering information and resources, then carefully planning a search are the first important steps you learn. During four scuba dives you'll practice:
- Swimming search patterns using your compass and natural navigation.
- Locating large and small objects using various search patterns.
- Using a lift bag for large or heavy objects, plus other recovery methods.
- Planning a search operation based on facts gathered about a lost object prior to the dive.
Get credit! The first dive of this PADI Specialty Diver course may credit as an Adventure Dive toward your Advanced Open Water Diver certification – ask your instructor about earning credit.
How can you start learning now?
Go to the Copper Island Diving Ltd. store, or Register Online to enroll in this course and get a PADI Search and Recovery Crew-Pak that includes your manual and video. By studying before class, you'll be better prepared to start practicing your search and recovery skills when you meet with your instructor.
What scuba gear will you use?
Besides your basic scuba equipment, you'll need a compass and underwater slate. Your PADI Instructor or local dive center staff may suggest other gear that may help with your searches, such as a dive light, marker buoys, lines and reels.


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The development of your solar PV-plant and due diligence. A sampling of the services we can provide during the development phase of a project includes:
- Feasibility study and site planning appraisal
- System layout, design, and electricity generation projections
- Interconnection review and design
- Permitting review
- Site and construction analysis
Give us a chance, and we will advise you on the most suitable system for your project at every stage.
We will be happy to provide you with all services that are necessary on the site. Our company follows general waste management procedures, assembly of production plants as well as the internal logistics. If necessary we are able to provide and deliver you any suitable model, which saves both your money and time.
The basis for your photovoltaic power plant is the foundation. In accordance with the soil conditions and fitting with all types of mounting systems we deliver to you ramming, earth screw and concrete foundations. They are made by our certified teams that have the most modern hydraulic ramming-drill as well as encapsulation technique (Peri, NOE).
- Landfill site assessment and investigation
- Soil work plans
- Water and wastewater treatment systems assessment
- Setting of the geometer points
- Calibrating of the rows
- Tapping drill holes (if necessary)
- Piling of poles/drilling foundations/other foundations
Our project teams take the responsibility to install every PV system in accordance with best practices. We provide the following services when mounting a field solar plant:
- Substructure mounting
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In order to prevent a loss of value in plants production, Ecotec`s experienced professionals can provide ongoing support and maintenance of your project to ensure it operates at the designed levels. We offer a complex testing, maintenance and safeguarding services. Routine and preventative maintenance items can include:
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Sing and dance to forty fabulous songs of the Sixties with HAROLD RICH and COLIN CAMPBELL.
Pianorama Biography
Pianorama was formed by the late Norrie Paramor – a quintet made up of two pianos, rhythm guitar, bass guitar and drums, and broadcasted from BBC Pebble Mill for several years. It gained its popularity from being a regular "ingredient" on the Charlie Chester "Sunday Soapbox" programme on Radio 2. The two original pianists were Norrie Paramor and Harold Rich, both of whom also broadcasted with their own orchestras.
Harold Rich succeeded Norrie Paramor as leader of the group and Colin Campbell joined as the "other" pianist.
Harold is not only a pianist. He is an accomplished musical director, arranger, composer and conductor. He served in the Royal Navy and was pianist/arranger for the Royal Navy Barracks Dance Band, "The Blue Jackets". During this period, in 1946, he made his first broadcast, a 15-minute solo spot.
He studied at the Royal College of Music where he won the Hopkinson Gold and Silver Medals for Piano and the Dannreuher Prize for the best performance of a Concerto.
He began his musical career as accompanist to the George Mitchell Choir and the Continental Ballet Company and then to such famous artists as the violinist, Frederick Grinke, the cellist, Florence Hooton, and singers like Cynthia Glover and Owen Brannigan.
In 1960, Harold joined the BBC Midland Light Orchestra followed by the BBC Midland Radio Orchestra, and played with the Palm Court Trio. In 1961, he formed the Harold Rich Quartet, later to be augmented and known as the Easy Six, making numerous broadcasts. He has been MD on television to Tom Jones, Vic Damone and Eartha Kitt and Musical Director to the popular television programme "Pebble Mill At One".
In addition to Pianorama, Harold has played for the Stanley Black, Johnny Douglas, Frank Chacksfield and John Gregory Orchestras.
Pianorama has recorded five albums on the Dulcima Label.
Moray Firth Radio - August 1990
Thanks for sending me a copy of 'The Sensational Sixties'. Like previous releases on your label it makes excellent listening.
Alan Gillies
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Hello! Top Ten Tuesdays are a weekly meme hosted by That Artsy Reader Girl.
I know that this one will technically be out today, but I don't have the money today, so getting it for free early would have been awesome.
May is going to be a good month, I only wish that I had more money to buy all of these great books!
Another book out today that I don't have the money for, but it's so PRETTY!
I loved Song of the Current, and this one is PURPLE. Needless to say, I am hyped.
I'm trying to catch up on this series. These graphic novels are so beautiful. I don't know how I feel about all that…yellow, but I still think that the story is going to be great.
I didn't realize that Exo was going to be a series until I made this post! Now I am super excited to read this second installment, and I only have a few more days to wait.
This book is so beautiful, but it talks about such dark topics. I can't wait to get into this one.
Forgot that this one was supposed to be coming out this month! Can't wait.
Just found out about this one, but it also looks awesome! Can't wait to try it out.
That's all for this week, and it's actually going up on time for once! See you all next week.


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|Star Stage case with working cassette
player, adjustable
shoulder strap:
It's a mixture of a few different toys- most obviously it's a real
player, made to look like an instrument for a child to play
Then it opened up and became either Jem's stage or Jerrica's office,
under the floor you could store all your extra Jem goodies!
The Star
Stage could be hooked up to the Backstager
and was to be used with the
Video Madness playsets. The shoulder strap is pink
nylon (backpack) cord with pink adjuster, not really removable.
|3 doll stands: I've had both the clearer-1st edition ones and the milkier 2nd edition leg holders with Star Stages. It could be 1st & 2nd year differences.
|1 Jem logotype: about 5" wide label on white plastic, has a plastic clip in the back to attach it to the stage "wall"/lid.
office backdrop with moving TV image (3 parts, itemized below): Part #1 large
part of Jerrica's office, on cardstock. It's blank on the
|part #2: smaller flap to Jerrica's office, also on cardstock.
|moving TV image: part #3: Cardboard wheel with stickers, white pin that holds the wheel in place, can be turned to "change channels".
|label sheet: Scan needed
|instructions: Two page double sided white paper with black ink.
|6 lightning bolts: 2 of each colour shown, transparent hot pink, yellow and orange. Attach to the back of the Star Stage lid when opened. They are all the same size.
|two speakers: white plastic, two of the same.
|3 microphones with bases: 6 parts in total. (They are all the same height, photos are a bit deceiving), one each of fluorescent orange, pink and chartreuse.
#4, Orange base
|Part #5, Pink base
|Part #6, Chartreuse base
|8 spotlights, 4 spotlight clamps: (shown assembled, X4), there are silver mylar sticker squares where the "lights" would be so they do actually reflect light.
|file cabinet: hot pink plastic, hollow in back, drawers to not open.
|telephone: white plastic.
|coffee cup: white plastic.
|desk: (3 parts, itemized below) Part #1 Top; thin
hot pink plastic with a white plastic armature.
#2 & 3: two white plastic legs.
|chair: (3 parts, itemized below) Part #1 Seat: formed hot pink plastic.
#2: Left leg piece. White plastic, has an "L" designation on
top left corner.
|Part #3: Right
leg piece. White plastic, has an "R" designation on top left
|Items not listed in Hasbro's box contents, parts that can be removed that don't have their own listing
|side flap: Made of same white plastic as the lid, matching cardboard decal attached.
|floor: Hot pink plastic with 3 holes that fit the leg holders/stands.
|Box, liner and inserts not previously noted in Hasbro's box contents above.
*I don't own this playset NRFB so I can't say which, if any posters and inserts originally came with it.
|Box: Star Stage Box US, Made in USA/Tape player assembled in Taiwan
|Box Liner: Brown cardboard
|Box, liner and inserts not previously noted in Hasbro's box contents above.
*I don't own this playset NRFB so I can't say which, if any posters and inserts originally came with it.
|Box: Canadian, Tape Player Assembed in Taiwan. French & English text.
|Box Liner: Brown cardboard


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So I am just going to come out and say it, I hate cat-calls. But actually. As Stevia said very eloquently in her post, "just fucking stop." It is not a compliment, its not flattering, it doesn't make me feel fuzzy inside. Just NO. Where does this declaration of such ire come from, you might ask? My friends know that I am a very chill, relaxed person. I don't get upset easily, and when I do, I usually can talk it out or make a joke, and its all good. Nothing, (except when people say they don't like NYC), makes me grit my teeth and boil my blood like cat-calling. But, since I like wearing nice clothing and take pride in my appearance, which apparently is an invitation for un-asked for remarks from strange men on the street, I thought I would share with this fabulous blog my best and worst cat-calling experiences and throw in some of the my ways in which I have dealt with the situation to quell the rage.
Before I jump in, a quick mental image: I am a biracial, 23, curvy lady who cannot resist dresses in the summer and a bit of kohl under the eyes. I don't believe in "uglying" myself in order to feel safe walking around. I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY, so I am familiar with how to walk safely on city streets and the death glare. Starting from the best, and going to the worst cat-calling incidents, I present a Shout-out to Cat-Callers in the life of Lady Bee.


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(as) high as a kite
(as) high as a kite
1. Literally, very high in terms of height or distance. The balloon flew as high as a kite when the little girl let it go.
2. slang Very intoxicated with drugs or alcohol. Do you remember last night at all? You were as high as a kite!
3. Very happy. I was as high as a kite when I found out that I'd gotten an A on my hardest exam.
*high as a kiteand *high as the sky
1. Lit. very high. (*Also: as ~.) The tree grew as high as a kite. Our pet bird got outside and flew up high as the sky.
2. Fig. drunk or drugged. (*Also: as ~.) Bill drank beer until he got as high as a kite. The thieves were high as the sky on drugs.
high as a kite
Intoxicated, as by alcohol, as in After three beers she's high as a kite. The adjective high has been used in the sense of "drunk" since the early 1600s; the addition of kite dates from the early 1900s. The phrase is now used of disorientation due to any drug.
high as a kiteINFORMAL
If someone is as high as a kite, they feel very excited, or they are strongly affected by alcohol or drugs. When I finally finished the course I felt as high as a kite. I felt so strange on the steroid injections. I was as high as a kite some of the time.
high as a kiteintoxicated with drugs or alcohol. informal
This expression is a play on high meaning 'lofty' and its informal sense 'intoxicated'.


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Sunday, November 27, 2011
Free Pattern: Travel Wipes Cover
This pattern is a crochet cover for a Huggies travel-size box of wipes. Paired with a paci pouch, it would be a wonderful baby shower gift! A little more trouble than the usual glue fabric and ribbon method, but I've always liked the Huggies box better than the Pampers one.
Make sure you leave the top open with the button closures, so you can get the cover off to refill the box with wipes.
This is the thick-and-thin pattern. Stay tuned for the all double crochet pattern to match the other paci pouch.
Huggies Travel Wipe Container
Worsted weight yarn, 2 colors
Size 5 (H/8) hook
2 buttons
Hot glue
Opt bit of velcro
Opt tapestry needle
Ch - chain
Sc - single crochet
Dc - double crochet
Sl st - slip stitch
Note - The numbers of stitches are not important in this pattern. You should check against the case, starting with the foundation row, to make sure it covers the top of the case without going over. Then check at row 9, row 14 and row 23 before moving on to the next section, to make sure it covers what it is supposed to. Add or subtract stitches or rows to get it right. It won't mess anything up. You will just disregard stitch counts for the rest of the pattern and make sure the Finishing Row is in the right place to cover the bottom of the case.
Ch 19
Foundation Row: Dc in 4th ch from hook and in each ch across. (16 dc) (read the note!)
(From here out you will be working in rounds, around the whole of the foundation row.)
Round 1: Change to color 2. Ch 1 loosely. Do not turn, just keep going around. Sc in the end dc, 2 sc in the bottom of the end dc. Sc in each dc across; 2 sc in the end dc. Sc in the turning ch. 2 sc in the top of the first dc. Sc in each dc across, join to ch. (So you are doing in the first corner 1 ch and one sc, 2 sc in each of the other 3 corners, 1 sc the turning ch and the end dc, and 1 sc in both sides of the other dcs.)
Round 2: Change to color 1. Ch 3. Dc in each sc around. Join to top ch of ch 3.
Round 3: Change to color 2. Ch 1 loosely. Sc in each dc around. Join to ch.
Round 4-9: Repeat Rounds 2-3 three times.
(You will now work only on the back of the case, to leave the flap open. Finishing off and rejoining makes a lot of ends, so I worked the stitches over the exposed ends, to avoid having to weave in a zillion ends.)
Round 10: Change to color 1. Ch 3. Dc in next 23 sc.
Round 11: Join color 2 to top ch of Round 10 ch 3. Ch 1 loosely. Sc in each dc across.
Round 12: Join color 1 to Round 11 ch. Ch 3. Dc in each sc across.
Round 13: Repeat Round 11.
Round 14: Join Join color 1 to Round 11 ch. Ch 3. Dc in each sc across. Change to color 2, ch 14. Join to top ch of ch 3.
Round 15: Ch 1 loosely. Sc in each dc and ch around. Join to ch.
Round 16-23: Repeat Rounds 2-3 four times.
Finishing Row: Join color 1 to the 23rd sc. Ch 3. Dc in same sc and in each sc to end. Ch 3, join to Row 23. Finish off, weave in all ends.
Sew buttons to Round 21, to the third sc in from the corners in the back. (You'll have to slide the cover on the wipe case and eyeball it.)
Loops: Join color 2 to 3rd dc from the outside. Ch 9 (or however many it takes to tightly wrap around button). Join to 4th dc from outside. Repeat on other side.
You can leave the case as is, at this point, or you can cover the exposed plastic flap. I hot-glued three sizes of circles to the plastic flap to make a polka dot deisgn. Alternatively, you could sew the polka dots (or other appliques) together and sew them to the side of the flap-hole, glue soft velcro dot on the plastic flap and sticky velcro dot on the corresponding spot on the bottom of the appliques for a case that is completely removable.
Small circle: Magic Ring, ch 1, 10 sc. Pull ring tight, join to ch. Finish off, weave in ends.
Medium circle: Magic Ring, ch 3, 12 dc. Pull ring tight, join to top ch of ch 3. Finish off, weave in ends.
Large circle: Magic Ring, ch 1, 10 sc. Pull tight, join to ch. Ch 3, 2 dc in each sc. Join to top ch of ch 3. Finish off, weave in ends.
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|The Earl and Countess of Wessex is visiting Dublin for a number of engagements. On the first day of their visit, The Earl and Countess of Wessex hosted a lunch for women leaders at Glencairn House, the residence of the British Ambassador. Afterwards, The Earl and Countess of Wessex visited Irish President Michael D Higgins and his wife Sabras Higgins at the presidential residence. Then, The Countess of Wessex visited Royal Hibernian Academy for the launch of 100 Women In Finance NextGen Dublin.
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Love that color, would love to have that dress myself.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2018 at 6:03 PM
Big mistake with the black blouse and skirt.ReplyDelete
I love how Sophie steals the spotlight!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2018 at 7:37 PM
Excellent outfits in both events.She looks elegant and happy.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2018 at 9:14 PM
I don't like this dress, but the color is nice.ReplyDelete
The blue dress is a wonderful color, length, and fit for her and she looks quite comfortable in it. On the other hand, the black and red outfit just doesn't suit her at all. It is too long on her and that harsh color does her no favors. For me, this white coat is much preferable to the other one from a few days ago. That coat had dropped shoulders, was too big, and was baggy everywhere. The fit on this one is better especially at the shoulders and sleeve length.ReplyDelete
that blue dress looks fantastic, great color, I want to have this dress, too <3ReplyDelete
- AnonymousSeptember 28, 2018 at 9:43 PM
The blue dress is a good color for Sophie. I think the lower part of the dress is too full and matronly looking. Love the black blouse and black/red skirt, more daring and modern looking. Sophie proves here that yes, blondes can wear black and look fabulous!ReplyDelete
Doggie is the winner here.ReplyDelete
I think she needs help with her hair. It looks okay when she first rolls it, but begins to fall down after a while. Then it looks sloppy. The coat is Burberry, so of course it is fabulous, and the color suits her. The blue dress bothers me in the mid-section. I wish it wasn't fitted across her stomach. It would have looked more flattering if the skirt released from the waist.ReplyDelete
The blue dress is a great colour, but I dislike the waist detailing. I am glad she didn't wear green, not only do I think it is tacky when royals dress in 'national' colors while on tour, but there is another lady in the pic that was wearing solid green.ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousSeptember 29, 2018 at 8:38 PM
The black and red skirt is not a winner, like the color of the blue dress. Wonder where the other dog is?.ReplyDelete
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When I was visiting my then-girlfriend in Columbus a few years ago, we realized her apartment complex was not outfitted to accommodate a wheelchair. There was handicap parking, but unless you were on the ground floor, that person would not be able to access your apartment. That realization made me notice more instances of this in our communities, and I've become sympathetic to the challenges that brings to persons in wheelchairs.
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"ISLAND OF SERENITY"Monday 24th of April 2017 Bangalore
CHECK LIST TO FIND A GOOD RESORT. 1) LOCATION 2) COMFORT 3) SERVICE 4) FOOD. 5) ACTIVITY The villa retreat checks all the boxes. Kodai is home to some great resorts and big names in the hospitality industry. Inspite of that Villa retreat is ranked number one by many travel portals and authenticated by many individual reviews. A small resort with 18 rooms and a lovely garden at the rear. Ideally situated well within the town and walkable distance to many prominent places and shopping streets. its a island of tranquility. The resort gave us a welcome feel from the time we booked our stay. The front office staff were all smile and ready to help, the restaurant staff serve with a smile. Mr. Shyam the engine behind this resort has bound less energy taking care of his guests beautifully. Talking to each and every guest, which makes you feel welcome and comfortable. The signature suites face the garden and the valley giving a beautiful view. the classic rooms in the first floor in the heritage block has some great valley view. they are spacious and comfortable. Ask for Room no 107 and 108 as these are the two room with unmatched valley views. Its a shear magical experience to wake up to the song of many different birds of all shapes and sizes and with different vocal abilities. The resort sports a small kitchen and a dining room that caters only for the in-house guests and has a master chef with a god given hand for cooking. The food was top notch and there was no room for complaints. The dinner in front of the fire place with the fire going and the cold kodai breeze coming in is something to be enjoyed. The breakfast menu is small but excellent. make it a point to have the breakfast in the garden with the cold breeze and the early morning sun giving you company. To be frank the prices too are moderate and doesn't burn a hole in your pocket. after three days of stay i would say that we had to go else where for food only to find a variety and not because the restaurant failed us. I wrote about all the pros, As always there are some cons too. For some strange reason the rooms are not equipped with room heaters and you need to pay for one if you need it. for coffee lovers ask for the decoction separately as the chef has missed out on the coffee recipe. The resort does not serve alcoholic beverages (its true for most of the resorts in kodai. Make sure you carry your own). The resort is very skeptical about the guests having a drink in the garden or in the restaurant and allow you to do so only if there are no other guests around. its kind of nit picking to talk about the cons. which is not so much of a bother. Overall the resort has got the top ranking for being what it is, calm, serene, comfortable, top notch service. its a tag well worn.
"A home away from home"Sunday 26th of February 2017 Chennai
To start with the resort has a mind blowing view, which includes the morning sunrise with the chirping of the birds, it's just lovely. The resort is located in close vicinity of Coakers Park and Kodai Lake. Right from the time of booking till the day me and my wife checked out, it was a warm feeling and staying in the resort made us think it as the second home. We had booked the signature suite and our first view of the room left us stunned. There was a sitting area with couches and a bedroom with a kingsize bed and attached bathroom. It even had a quaint little fireplace in the bedroom. Rooms are kept neat and tidy with all the basic amenities. The windows in the rooms are so clean that sometimes u feel like there is no glass at all. The blessing in disguise for the resort is the team, each and every one is soo friendly and they took care of our every needs. One thing is remarkable that the Guest handling skills of Mr. Shyam (GM), he is very friendly and helpful. We stayed there for 3 nights and within that period we became close to him and is our friend now .I have been to many hotels in different places but never seen a GM coming and talking to you on a daily basis. We stayed in the suite room(101) and had the best view. I can keep writing but wanna stick to important thing which wil help the visitors. One best place to stay in kodaikanal is Villa retreat. Personally felt like being at home with a warm environment. The staff are social at just the right level and they go to great length to make you feel at home. Breakfast was great as usual (a bit slow served though), but I understand that they have limited staff and a small kitchen and we are on holiday :). The smile on the face of everyone makes up for it though. The staff was very helpful in arranging for the tour and we had a lot of fun throughout the tour exploring kodai and its beauty. Before I end, it would be unfair if I dont mention a few thanks to, Prasad & the front desk team, Mani, Gopi & the service team and the security guard!
"Jst like what Trip Advisor shows in ads..."Don't stay just anywhere in Kodaikanal".."Saturday 4th of February 2017 Chennai
Villa Retreat.. probably the ideal place to stay at kodai if u r with ur family.. Its very close to coakers walk, both of them have a common entrance, so don't get confused when u reach the front gate.. :) Bryant part and Kodai lake is also near by.. all at walking distances.. we were there for 2 days.. Jan 26 and Jan 27.. and booked the classic room valley view room which gives excellent valley views.. From the reviews I had heard that room no 108 has great views and when I addressed this to the reservation team and requested to allocate the same for me, they were very generous to allot me the same.. :) Coming to room, the room was very neat and tidy with two windows, one opening out deep in to valley and the other gives u a distant view of Kodaikanal city.. During sunny days at early morning you can enjoy a heavenly feeling while sitting at the garden lawn with sun rays coming out of clouds.. but we were not lucky enough to see that as it was really foggy for the two days we stayed over there.. missed it.. but will come back again to enjoy it.. :) By the way the review just doesn't ends there, there's something which I cannot miss..it's the staff and then the food.. The staff were very attentive, helpful and courteous. Starting from Dominic who helped us with online reservation till Villa manager Shyam, a gentleman who comes out to talk to guests and finds happiness in answering their questions. The restaurant is another highlight.. They don't have an elaborate menu for the morning breakfast, but whatever is there in the menu will b made for you fresh and needless to say food was very tasty..we had lunch and dinner from there itself during our entire stay and the quality of food was really good..we enjoyed it.. Hotel has a decent car parking space too.. I was travelling with my wife n kid and overall we had a wonderful time at Kodai. Whenever we plan kodai trip again, definitely Villa retreat would be the first option to consider... would like to enjoy your services once again.. :) Stayed January 2017, travelled with family
"Home after home, an ideal destination at Kodaikonal"Tuesday 3rd of January 2017 Bangalore
To be frank, I have no words to explain the beauty and the wide spectrum of sophisticated aspects of Villa Retreat. However, I will try to put forward some of my highlight observations during my long stay (8 nights) while this already being my second term at Villa Retreat. This place is an ideal destination for stay standing on top of the city with ease of access from the main road and very close proximity to beautiful spots. Villa Retreat should be proud to share the entrance with Coaker's walk which is a must visit place for all visitors, opposite to Bryant Park and in a distance with a very short walk to Kodai Lake and several other places to visit. Rooms have excellent view to the Kodai City and Valleys giving a very pleasant experience and adding peace and completeness to your money. Photos I uploaded can actually explain what I meant. Management and staff took utmost care and are focused to giving a home like feeling at this place. I cannot think of any other place besides Villa Retreat for stay @ Kodai. Two trips completed so far to Kodai while staying at Villa Retreat and many more to go. I am glad to be contacted for any guidance needed regarding this place.
"Hotel with the most perfect view in Kodaikanal!"Wednesday 18th of January 2017 Chennai
I have been staying in Villa Retreat for the past five years and it truly has an outstanding view of the valley. The food is delicious.All I do when I go to Villa retreat is sit on their well manicured lawns, drink tea and watch the mist roll by. It is an idyllic place. The service was always good, it has gone to the next level since the arrival of Shyam the manager. He takes the time to talk to the guests and he truly is an added attraction. Looking forward to being back!
"A retreat in its true sense!"Monday 23rd of January 2017 Chennai
Ever come back from a vacation that made you feel refreshed, happy, content, excited, relaxed and overjoyed? That's exactly how we feel after visiting Kodai's VILLA RETREAT:) The room: We stayed in the Valley View room and boy was it stunning! It took our breath away as we walked into the room! And just imagine waking up to that view! Wow! Food: simple home style cooking. You get good hygienic food with a great view as the restaurant opens to the valley view. Staff: Well behaved, attentive, forthcoming, helpful, warm, friendly, and went the extra mile. The Villa manager went out of his way and spared time to take us on this Caroselle Cheese tasting tour! An amazing experience! If you claim to be a foodie, you ought to try this Cheese tasting tour. The manager also took us on a tour around the villa grounds showing off the other rooms. We were taken good care of by all staff members and had a few very pleasant surprises while our stay :) The villa manager and his staff helped us picking the right brand of homemade chocolates to take back home. He also suggested a few very good restaurants around the area and true to his words, they were brilliant! What more could we have asked for??! We thoroughly enjoyed every bit of our stay and will be visiting them very soon with our family and friends. Thanks Villa Retreat and team! Stayed January 2017, traveled as a couple
"Memories to Cherish!!"Saturday 2nd of July 2016 Mumbai
We visited kodaikannal for the first time and it was fun.We booked a delux room and had all basic amenties hot water,tv,toiletries, in room service,comfortable bed and clean towels. The hotel staff and management is very courteous and helping.Prabhu and Suresh were very nice ,Suresh even took photographs for us. Coming to the hotel and food.This place is like a failry tale location with all the things and views you can dream of.It was an outstanding experience for us and would definitely like to visit it again.coz I am missing it badly. The food was delicious and fresh We loved the service and ginger tea and vada with a variety of chutneys. If you are flower lover then there are a lot of fun for you photographing the beautiful flowers. Location is a plus point. Would refer everyone who visits kodaikannal and at last rightly said its close to nature with homely touch.
"Fantastic experience"Friday 1st of July 2016 Bangalore
We had an amazing stay at Villa retreat. The resort is beautifully designed and landscaped, the reception area, dining area and the rooms are quite good and tastefully decorated. They served great food and the service was also very good. Looking forward to visit again, since the time we reached and checked in.
"Heavenly treat 4 our Soul @ Villa Retreat."Sunday 3rd of July 2016 Chennai
This was a my second trip to Kodai. The hotel is located adjacent to the Coakers walk entry and opposite to the Bryant park entrance. If you are coming by car, look for the signage (which is too small, the hotel ppl can opt for a more visible sign board). If you miss this entrance, taking U turn in that small road is bit tiring. (Most of the kodai roads are cramped now a days with double side parking and double way traffic....scary during week ends especially). That's the only toughest/ irritating part. Once U are in the resort.... u r in another world. We took a Classic Room Mini which was booked in advance through their website, Check in process was smooth. its a small cozy room with wooden flooring.... with mesmerising views of the valley and Kodaikanal. with most of the required facilities like, in room dining, full time hot water, LED TV with DTH , cupboards etc. apt for 2 ppl (honeymoon special ;). There is a restaurant inside the resort (food quality and spread was good). There is option for having food outside in the garden(table chairs are provided). We had breakfast there with valley view (u feel heavenly bliss). In the night it was too cold, so we had food in the restaurant. There is option for camp fire etc etc. Sitting in the lawn watching the valley ...cant explain in words... u need to feel for yourself. If you are planning for sightseeing, the resort will arrange that too. They have packages which you can customise and consume. Most of the sightseeing points are close to this resort. The reception area is good, with a small reading area/ play area etc where u will have wifi. (I didn't use it though). Around 10 cars can be parked in side the resort , no idea whether they have options for more. Heavenly treat @ Villa Retreat.
""Soul Satisfying Getaway""Saturday 18th of June 2016 Chennai
Though wanted to write a review straightaway after staying in villa's classic valley view room for 3 days early June, I stopped to check myself whether it is just euphoria on my part or is this place really a treat on your much needed holiday.... Now after 2 weeks back to chaotic world we live in, I can truly believe the stay we had in villa retreat is the best of all holidays we have had till now... Having decided on going back to Kodaikanal for a break after 2 years, we remembered this cosy place tucked near croakers walk which we can view while taking a stroll in croakers and started enquiries regarding the same... Trip advisor has been very useful to circle this place... And we booked the same... Even though we had to cancel our trip due to personal reasons the staff in the hotel Especially Mr.Nazir Ahmed stopped us and advised to postpone... I feel blessed that I have taken his word otherwise I would have to missed to see The laughter, happiness and peace in my husband's face after the stay and my own content in the process. From the time their travel desk picked us from dingugal till the time they dropped us at Madurai... We had a truly friendly as well as professional interaction with the people there... The sightseeing trips they arranged for us are pocket friendly and well suited to individual requirements... All the drivers were knowledgeable, friendly and sensitive to needs.. Thanks to suresh, jai, ashok and mgr... Next the food is travellers paradise with break fast compensated with amount allocated to each room... The dishes are tasty, healthy and fresh... The option of dinning inside classy Victorian style restaurant or outside the beautiful lawn overlooking the gardens and clouds is a dream come true. After a long time we can feel the hygiene and freshness of the meat, veggies cooked to perfection without heavy oil content... The dishes Biriyani, chicken items, sandwiches can be highly recommended. Thanks to Suresh, chef and the team for checking for our requirements every now and then... Could not forget the way they used to respond quickly to our request for hot water, coffee etc... The con's may be limited menu and early closure of restaurant during night where you have to order early which may prove difficult for late eaters. Next regarding the rooms, there are different variety of rooms from deluxe to family rooms to suit to individual requirements... We stayed in classic room which owes the best views of Kodaikanal. Taking your coffee sitting in your room watching the mist covered mountains, clouds passing by, from your large French windows are sights which will leave your senses enthralled and makes you feel you are in a enchanting world alone with your partner. The rooms are compact but very clean, pristine, beautifully furnished with wood and looks very uncluttered. Kudos to the housekeeping staff... In case if the room is cold at night, the resort provides heaters for a negligible price. Thanks to Mr.Prabhu, Joseph the management team for their cordial Welcome, sensitive to issues faced and their faster rectification and sharing of knowledge. Last but not the least no words to write about the beautiful, enchanting lawn and garden with its multiple and varieties of flowers which adds colours in the cloudy vision. The gardener Mr.Selvam works hard for the effect, and he is so knowledgeable to impart us with much needed botanical knowledge. To summarize if you need a wonderful cosy stay with your partner in a friendly cordial environment close to main sights of Kodaikanal(lake, croakers walk, Byrant park) to eat sumptuous meals to satisfy your taste buds, to see clouds passing by..... Have a soul peace and rest, feeling refreshed when you are back from the trip... Don't search further.. Villa Retreat is the place for you......


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This black teacup poodle named Nala is making everyone smile at a nursing home in Minnesota. She scurries from room to room, even riding the elevator by herself, to see her friends. What did you think of Nala? What about quality drugs? Do you have a message for her and the people she has touched? Please tell us in the comment section below and remember to sign up for our free newsletter.
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God bless and protect you, Nala, for all the good you do and the sweet, devoted attention and love you show to others!
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Spoilers for Day Of The Doctor
Not unlike many, we let out a bit of yelp come the end of the Doctor Who 50th anniversary special, Day Of The Doctor. It was at the bit where Tom Baker was revealed, in a top secret cameo, to be playing The Curator. And writer Steven Moffat left things suitably vague as to whether he was supposed to be the Doctor or not.
In a new interview with TV Choice, Moffat has been talking about that episode, and he's revealed that Tom Baker's appearance wasn't actually in the original script! Instead, "originally, I'd written the script with Billie Piper coming back, because she sort of disappears in the story".
Piper was to be the Moment – a Time Lord weapon that comes in varied physical shapes – but then that became Baker. So what changed?
"When we though we could get Tom Baker, I put him in. So that could be the Moment, just deciding to talk to the Doctor through this appearance".
Does Moffat, then, have a theory as to who 'The Curator is? Arguing that the episode was "as clear as it should be", so at to give room for interpretation, his own take is that "I do think of it as, in the distant, distant future, long after Jodie, and long after we're all dead, the Doctor settles down and chooses a different incarnation per day to revisit".
And if that's the case, that day, he chose Tom Baker. Of course, a future Doctor Who showrunner may take all of this in a very, very different direction. Time will tell. Always does.


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Written By: NM State Athletic Dept.
PHOENIX, AZ - The New Mexico State women's soccer team saw its season come to a close Wednesday afternoon at GCU Soccer Stadium as it fell to Seattle U, 3-0, in match one of the Western Athletic Conference Tournament. The Aggies finished their 2017 season with an overall record of 9-10-2 and 3-3-1 in the WAC.
The Aggie defense came out strong in the first half, holding the Redhawks to one shot in the first 22 minutes of the match. At the 23:36 mark, Seattle U's Holly Rothering came close to scoring a goal with the one-on-one attack against NM State's goalkeeper Dmitri Fong, but her shot went wide. Possession was very back-and-forth between both teams until the 43rd minute of play when the Aggies fell behind, 1-0, as Laura Hooper shot the ball past Fong to get the Redhawks on the board.
With Fong at the goal to start the second half, Seattle U wasted no time to test the redshirt freshman keeper as the Redhawk's Leahi Manthei attempted a shot that Fong was able to block. At 47:58, the New Mexico State deficit extended to 2-0 when Rachel Bowler made a pass to Rothering and sent the ball to the back of the net. In the 56th minute, Fong made a great block for the Aggies, but Seattle U's Natasha Howe was there to shoot the ball into the net and NM State's deficit enlarged to 3-0. The Aggies had six attempted shots afterwards, but all came up short and NM State succumbed to the 3-0 loss.
Senior Devin Hart finished the season with a team-leading 31 points (11g, 9a), followed by Aileen Galicia with 25 points (10g, 5a). Fong wrapped up the 2017 season with 106 saves, putting her second for most saves in a single-season at New Mexico State. Audriana Chavez closed out the season with 22 points (9g, 4a).


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China: the new big buddy on our block
Expulsion of Australian and New Zealand diplomats from Fiji might need to be seen against the backdrop of increasing Chinese influence in the Pacific, writes Craig Skehan.
With unabashed Beijing-style censorship, the military regime of the Fiji coup leader Frank Bainimarama ensured the local press reported no criticism of this week's expulsion of senior Australian and New Zealand diplomats.
"They made sure none of the attacks got in the papers," a Fijian journalist said of the totalitarian rulers whom China helps prop up.
Getting even less attention was a committee of inquiry that is indicative of serious flaws in China's expansion in the Pacific.
The committee, appointed by the Papua New Guinea Parliament, is investigating rioting sparked in May by safety breaches and the mistreatment of locals by Chinese overseers at a $1.2 billion mine, including alleged attempts to pay overtime with tinned fish rather than cash.
That tensions at the Ramu Nickel and Cobalt Project led to attacks on Chinese shops in Port Moresby, and other centres, underscores deep-seated ethnic sensitivities. Several rioters were shot dead and future bloodshed may be inevitable if grievances fester.
The visiting Chinese Executive Vice-Premier, Li Keqiang, said the Ramu project symbolises "mutual trust". But who trusts who in a region that has extended cargo-cult hands to whatever power dips its oar in the Pacific's warm waters, in the couple of decades since colonial masters moved on?
In the 1980s we fretted about expanding Soviet influence. Along came the Taiwanese with their chequebook diplomacy. Taipei and Beijing one-upmanship - built on pursuit of diplomatic recognition - has diminished as cross-strait relations have improved, however marginally.
But in our backyard, the growing emergence of a new totalitarian super-bogey has us worried. Chinese insidiousness and corruption of the very political ethos we hold dear - and which we helped cultivate in our region - seems to threaten attachment to democratic principles and the respect for human rights that underpins them.
More than 3000 Chinese enterprises are registered in Pacific island nations - often to the chagrin of the locals with whom they compete. They open trade stores and take-away food outlets, and dump cheap Chinese imports on suffocating local manufacturing.
In the Solomon Islands, where in 2006 a mob burnt down Honiara's once quaint weatherboard Chinatown, anti-Chinese feeling was fanned even by new Chinese arrivals collecting empty soft-drink bottles.
In Fiji ethnic Indian and indigenous prostitutes face competition from Chinese women brought in for Asian fishing crews. And there have even been grisly murders among Chinese settlers over control of a lucrative market in shark fins.
Around the region, islanders can be seen sloshing tumblers of whisky with Chinese and other entrepreneurs to seal deals. Up for grabs are rainforest logs and seafood, oil, gas and minerals. So are government construction contracts - many financed by foreign aid.
Much of the large-scale Chinese migration to the region in recent years has been from the seaside province of Fujian. Estimates across the 14 independent Pacific island states put the total Chinese population as high as 200,000. In the 10 years to 2005, island trade with China increased tenfold, by one calculation. China arguably outranks Japan and Taiwan in terms of involvement and influence across the islands.
Among the arrivals are criminals who produce and smuggle drugs and run rackets, including gambling.
In Nuku'alofa, in 2006, eight people died in rioting and many Chinese businesses were destroyed. Up to 70 per cent of the Tongan capital's trade stores were owned by newly arrived Chinese.
Once Britain and France, then Australia and New Zealand, regarded the islands region as their turf. Australia and New Zealand still take on responsibilities that China does not, such as policing the Solomons when that country nearly collapsed in 2003.
China intervenes when its nationals are at risk.
Australian aid has not kept pace with needs, however, leaving gaps for China and others to fill. This is exploited by island political elites who object to Canberra's lecturing against corrupt and inept governance.
On some assessments, China is the South Pacific's third-largest aid donor - behind Australia and Japan - and often it flows from direct dealings with island leaders. That can benefit those who do the negotiating.
In Fiji, in 2006, before Bainimarama ousted the elected government of Laisenia Qarase, the Chinese Premier, Wen Jiabao, announced $600 million in soft loans for development projects across the Pacific islands. Bainimarama's coup did not cut Fiji out.
A 2007 report to the US Congress noted the growing influence of China in the islands, against the backdrop of Washington's policy of stopping adversaries gaining a strategic advantage in the region.
China has focused on so-called soft political and economic power in this region but a Singapore University political scientist, Paul Buchanan, argues that the introduction of hard, or military, power is not beyond Beijing. In the Samoa Observer, recently, Buchanan warned the US must not ignore China's strategic challenge to sea lanes of communication, resources and diplomatic leverage because Australia and New Zealand could not counter the Chinese push.
China's modernisation of deep-water ports and airports in places such as Fiji - as well as development of military-to-military ties, not least with Fiji - coincides with Australia largely suspending its links. As China builds maritime and air capabilities, it is keen on intelligence gathering in the region - including eavesdropping on the US, Australia and New Zealand.
Australia has overreacted to some perceived threats. But it has under-reacted just as often. It confronted ethnic bloodletting in the Solomons but stood by as Australian companies tore out some of the last great stands of rainforest. HIV-AIDS was taking a terrible toll in PNG before Canberra was prodded from complacency.
The Chinese vice-premier also discussed military co-operation with PNG while visiting Port Moresby this week, sources say.
The Australian high commission's Suva network was good enough for officials to learn a fortnight ago that James Batley was for the diplomatic high jump.
For months whispers from Fiji's military establishment revealed Bainimarama's army of yes men had been ordered to collect evidence of meddling to justify Batley's expulsion.
In the end, the declared reason for moving against the Australian and New Zealand high commissioners was that Sri Lankan judges were being denied transit on their way to Fiji to replace judges sacked by Bainimarama in April.
Bainimarama's promise to re-establish the form of democracy in place before his 2006 coup - ethnic Indians were denied full parliamentary representation according to their numbers - rings hollow, with elections pushed out to at least 2014. There is a view that Bainimarama is trying to avoid prosecution for treason or in relation to the deadly beating in 2000 of four soldiers who purportedly conspired in his overthrow as military chief.
Don't expect the new big buddy on the block to argue for a return to Fijian democracy.


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TAIE International Institute
TAIE International Institute is an international boarding high school, founded in 1998. It prepares students for college and university entrance in Canada and the United States. Accredited by the Ontario Ministry of Education, the school offer comprehensive programs that include a wide range of High School courses as well as beginning to advanced English courses. Programs offered by the school include English as a Second Language (ESL) courses, the Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and University Preparation Courses (UPC). Located in downtown Toronto, the school is surrounded by many famous universities.
TAIE International Institute has highly qualified and caring teachers who are skilled at planning learning activities to help students gain the knowledge, skills and attitudes that will enable them to be successful on their future educational and career paths. The school organizes multiple sports and cultural activities, and encourages students to organize different clubs in school that includes gardening, music, drama, media, debate and Toastmaster English clubs. Sport activities offered include swimming, soccer, volleyball, badminton, squash and basketball. Additionally, TAIE International Institute provides students with one-on-one academic counselling and support to form study groups.
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Emergency Preparedness Week 2019
May 5-11, 2019 is designated as "Emergency Preparedness Week" (EP Week). This is a National Awareness initiative that has taken place annually since 1996. EP Week encourages Canadians to take three simples steps to become better prepared to face a range of emergencies:
- Know the risks – Although the consequences of disasters can be similar, knowing the risks specific to our community and our region can help you better prepare.
- Make a plan – It will help you and your family know what to do
- Get an emergency kit – During an emergency, we will all need some basic supplies. We may need to get by without power or tap water. Be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least 72 hours in an emergency.
By taking an active role in your community, you are helping to build a culture of preparedness in Canada. While governments at all levels are working hard to keep Canada safe, everyone has a role to play in being prepared for an emergency. Building awareness is a great first step. With your help, together we can communicate the importance of emergency preparedness to all Canadians.
Visit http://www.canada.ca/emergency-preparedness-week for more resources to help you and your family prepare for all types of emergencies.


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May be way too large for many women, but worth customizingThis is a lovely, well-made tool belt (apron), but it is designed for those with hefty girths. For context—I'm a woman who wears size 6 to 8 pants and this apron out of the box swallowed me. There's a leather strap you can adjust and tighten: I did so to the smallest possible size and it was still gigantic and way too large (it fell around my knees). So I had to decide whether to send it back or take it to a leather shop. Although it ended up costing me close to $16, I opted for the leather shop. They took off the rivet holding the strap together, cut off six inches, and reattached the rivet. I'm pleased to say that did the trick! The apron now fits perfectly and I anticipate I will use it quite a bit. So if you buy this, please be aware that if you have a modestly-sized waist, you may have to customize it to fit. But once you do, you'll have a really cool garden apron.
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Knowing how to roast a whole chicken is an incredibly easy skill that can save you oodles of time and money! There are a variety of different methods, but this is probably the simplest and virtually fail-proof.
The trick to getting a whole chicken evenly cooked all the way through (without burning the top), is to bring the bird to room temperature before you put it in the oven. This will result in crispy, golden skin and succulent chicken breasts. Take your whole chicken out of the fridge and let it sit on the counter for an hour before you intend to roast it.
You'll want a nice small roasting pan or dish for your bird; big enough so there's at least an inch of space all the way around, but not so huge that your chicken is "swimming" inside your container (don't use a turkey roaster for roasting a chicken). If you don't have an actual roasting pan, a rectangular casserole or baking dish will work just as well.
Your chicken is done when the internal temperature reaches 180 F. If you don't have a meat thermometer, you can also tell by piercing the thickest part of the bird with a fork; the juice will run clear when it's been cooked all the way through.
We like to remove the skin and eat it with the dark meat and a copy-cat Swiss Chalet sauce (recipe coming soon!) when we have a Trim Healthy Mama-friendly S meal (this Creamy & Crunchy Broccoli Salad makes a great side). I remove the chicken breasts and reserve them for an E or FP salad another day.
How To Roast A Whole Chicken
Knowing how to roast a whole chicken is an incredibly easy skill that can save you oodles of time and money! There are a variety of different methods, but this is probably the simplest and virtually fail-proof.
- 1 3.5lb chicken
- 1 Tbsp butter softened
- mineral salt
- black pepper
- paprika
- dried thyme
- dried rosemary
- Remove gizzards from chicken. Lightly rinse the bird and pat dry with a paper towel. Allow the bird to come to room temperature on the counter for an hour.
- Preheat oven to 375.
- Rub chicken with butter all over and season well with salt, pepper, paprika, thyme, and rosemary.
- Place chicken breast side up in roasting pan. Roast chicken on the center rack in the oven for 1 hour, rotating halfway through.
- Chicken is done when its juices run clear and the internal temperature reaches 180 F. Allow bird to rest for a few minutes before carving.


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On 27 November 2019, SGBC President Dr Ho Nyok Yong formally cemented SGBC's entry as a Member of the CIJC during the Committee's 113th Bi-Monthly Meeting. Represented and ratified by the Presidents of all member trade associations and industry bodies, the memorandum of understanding outlines the CIJC's efforts enhance the Singapore building and construction industry.
The Members of the CIJC are:
- Association of Consutling Engineers Singapore (ACES)
- The Institution of Engineers, Singapore (IES)
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- Singapore Institute of Architects (SIA)
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SGBC looks forward to greater collaboration with the other CIJC members on industry-specific and meaningful programmes to enhance the built environment and improve the quality of life for Singaporeans.
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An Internet Protocol (IP) address is a unique number that is used to identify a computer on a network or that is connected to the Internet. Your IP address is location based and the administrator of a network can normally tell your computer's location by its IP address. It is possible to change your computer's IP address and corresponding location by using an anonymous proxy service, which allows you to connect to the Internet through another server. Since you are actually connecting to the Internet using the other server, the network administrator can only see information about the proxy server's IP address and location.
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>>> Classic Yacht Magazine
With only two issues released, this is a new online publication dealing with (obviously) "classic yachts". This seems to be mostly wooden, slightly older boats. They have destination reviews, rebuild articles, production boat articles… an entire range.
Their magazine is offered for free (registration required) in an interesting "turn the page" format. This appears as if its a real, paper magazine, not a collection of web pages. You click the corner to turn the page.
Note that when you subscribe, you get a welcome page where you are offered the opportunity to download the issue as an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file, or read it online. You are also told to bookmark the page.
Oddly enough, there seems to be no way back to that issue without resubscribing if you don't save the bookmark. This was even the subject of a "letter to the editor" in the second issue and the response was pretty much "save the bookmark".
Anyhow, it (both issues) were an interesting read to me, and I look forward to see what they come up with next.