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Pegi Barnes-Sharp
Oil Painting – Tuesdays, 9 am – 12 noon
Water Color – Mondays, 6:30 pm – 9:30 pm
The classroom setting allows Pegi to lead and expose others to the utilization of many mediums, and the concepts of color and design. In this setting, attendees are encouraged to explore and more forward to achieve their personal creative success.
Classes are offered in oil and watercolor.
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Alison Hesmer
Acrylic Painting for Youth – Wednesdays afternoons
Please contact Alison for other available times or individual instruction at 252-291-4040.
"Art is the way we make sense of the world." I'm not sure who said this, but I add my Amen. Visual arts bring color to the world, and mixing colors, bright and exuberant, defines the way I paint. I enjoy painting in acrylic and oil those (mostly) small moments that define our lives. In my work, I celebrate the slow, southern, faithful rhythm of life in our community and the repetition of simple joys, reminding me year after year that God is good. Animals and nature are favorite subjects of mind, and I love painting pet portraits, florals, travels and local landscapes.
Children's Classes
It's a privilege to teach children how to give voice to thought and emotion, creating something tangible they can see, touch and feel. I've taught children from ages 2 to 19 and I'm often amazed at the whimsy, beauty and freedom of expression they bring to their art. As I see it, my job is to pass along the traditions of art while leading each student toward the realm of possibility. I teach children in small group settings or one on one. I also offer fun summer camps as well as birthday parties tailored to your child's interests.
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Dwight Mitchell
Oil Painting – Tuesdays, 1 pm – 4 pm
Oil Painting – Saturdays, 9 am – 12 noon
Summer Art Camps for Children, TBA
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Oil Painting – Thursdays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Oil Painting – Fridays, 9:30 am – 12:30 pm
Oona had been teaching principles and techniques in oil painting for twelve years. At this time, her classes are filled and she is not taking new students. Several times a year, she teaches through the "Paint & Pour" program at the Arts Council of Wilson.
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"Magnificent Maine Painting Adventure" Sept. 12 – 18, 2015; Taught by Pegi Barnes-Sharp and Oona Payne Lewis. A plein air oil painting trip to Bar Harbor, Maine. This is an intensive five-day workshop where students will immerse themselves in the beauty of coastal Maine and the Acadia National Park. Students need to be able to manage steps and short walks, and have a basic knowledge of painting. Please contact Pegi or Oona at the above numbers for more information.


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[01] PRESIDENT TALKS EROGLU DINNERPresident Demertris Christofias said here on Tuesday that the Greek Cypriot and the Turkish Cypriot sides have decided their further action, in the framework of direct negotiations on the Cyprus problem, saying that it has been agreed to exchange documents, outline afresh their positions on the property issue and continue the discussion.
Christofias also said there will be no meeting between himself, UN Secretary General Ban Ki Moon and Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York.
In statements after his meeting with Eroglu, and asked whether the negotiations resumed on a favourable note, the President replied: we shall see, adding that the climate was cordial during the meeting.
We have decided out further actions, he said and wished that omens for the negotiations will be good. We will exchange documents, he noted, adding that the two sides will outline again their positions in general terms on the issue of properties and continue the discussion.
Asked if talks will be accelerated, the President replied: I wouldnt call it intensification. We will meet three times until we leave for New York. He noted that two of the meetings will begin in the morning and continue in the afternoon while their next meeting on Friday will take place as usual, a morning meeting.
Meanwhile, President Christofias will host dinner Tuesday at his holiday residence in Kellaki village, for Turkish Cypriot Leader Dervis Eroglou and his wife.
Special Adviser of the Secretary-General Alexander Downer had said after the last meeting of the leaders of the two communities on 10 August that he, the aides to the leaders as well as others will attend tonights dinner.
Christofias and Eroglu resumed their regular meetings on Tuesday morning, in the context of the UN-led direct talks aiming at reaching a comprehensive solution to the Cyprus problem. They were expected to continue discussion on the property issue.
Peace talks began in September 2008 between President Christofias and former Turkish Cypriot leader Mehmet Ali Talat. Talks continue now with Eroglu, who succeeded Talat in April this year.
Cyprus has been divided since 1974, when Turkish troops invaded and occupied its northern third.
The Presidential couple has already attended a dinner hosted by Eroglu and his wife in the occupied areas.
[02] DOWNER CYPRUS TALKSThe leaders of the two communities in Cyprus, President Demetris Christofias and Turkish Cypriot leader Dervis Eroglu, have decided to have two intensive meetings, on September 7 and 10, during which they will discuss the property issue, Alexander Downer, UN SGs Special Advisor in Cyprus has said.
In statements, after Tuesdays meeting, in the framework of the direct negotiation process, aimed at finding an agreement to the Cyprus problem, Downer said that the leaders have agreed that they will meet on 3 September, in what might be called a normal meeting, and they will meet on the 7th and 10th of September. The meetings on the 7th and 10th of September will be meetings during both in the morning and the afternoon. So, there will be intensive talks on the 7th and 10th of September, he said.
Asked if the meetings will take place in the Chief of Mission`s residence or in the UN area at the old Nicosia airport, Downer said that it has not yet been decided. Its not going to make any difference to the talks but the residence is a better place to use than the office here, he said, noting that the problem with the residence is that it is undergoing some renovation at the moment.
[03] MINISTER RUSSIAN AMBASSADORCommerce, Industry and Tourism Minister Antonis Paschalides discussed on Monday with Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Cyprus Vyacheslav Shumskiy about the various bilateral agreements that will be signed during the official visit of the President of the Russian Federation Dmitry Medvedev to Cyprus in early October.
An official press release issued here today said that during the meeting Paschalides and Shumskiy also reviewed the traditionally excellent relations between Cyprus and Russia and looked into various ways of further enhancing cooperation between the two countries in tourism, trade, energy and investments.
Paschalides also met with the new Ambassador of Cyprus to France Kornelios Korneliou, who leaves this week for Paris to assume his duties.
During the meeting they looked into ways of promoting bilateral relations in tourism, trade and industry.
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While extending the road along Tundikhel a few years back, the Kathmandu Metropolitan office removed a Ginkgo biloba tree (fossil tree). The specimen, which was apparently imported from Japan more than one hundred years ago, was the oldest tree planted along the roadside in the capital.
Under the Kathmandu Metropolitan government's initiative, the tree was taken to the Royal Botanical Garden in Godavari, thirteen kilometers south of Kathmandu, where it was transplanted. "We spent a fair amount of money to transport the tree from Tundikhel to Godavari," said Padma Sunder Joshi, former chief of the Urban Planning Division of the Kathmandu Metropolitan government. "Other such trees are felled and sold at throw-away prices; they end up firing brick kilns."
The average age of the hundreds of trees along both sides of many streets in Kathmandu Valley is just fifty years old. Despite a law dating back six hundred years which banned the cutting of roadside trees, there are very few antique specimens. In fact, other than the Ginkgo, there are no roadside trees older than one hundred years, and evidently there was a period when the anti-felling laws were not enforced. "If you see photographs of Tundikhel and other streets taken a century ago, you cannot see any trees there," said Padma Sunder Joshi, a Kathmandu-based architectural engineer.
History of Tree Planting and Preservation
Jayasthithi Malla, a reform-minded Nepali king (1380 -1395 A.D.) issued a proclamation which levied fines of 5 Rs, a serious amount of money in the 14th century, and sent to prison those who cut trees along the sadaks or roadsides. Nepal's first Civil Code Act of 1910 B.S. (1853 A.D.) had almost identical punishments of fines and prison sentences for those who felled trees located next to roads. In his Human Justice Religious Book, King Jayasthithi ordered his officials to encourage commoners to plant trees alongside roads and water wells, a practice which was continued throughout the Malla period and the Rana period.
While Malla kings such as Jayasthithi advocated the planting of trees, there were limitations in the design of their own settlements which prevented thick groves from popping up. "The inner courtyards of the old Malla settlements consisted of just a small area which was used as a garden. There was no provision for planting trees except in the 'divine domain' or outer circle," remarked Joshi. People in rural parts of the Valley have a long-standing tradition of planting pipal trees (Ficus religiosa, also known as bodhi tree or banyan) in strategic places affording pedestrians a convenient resting spot.
Still, the concept of systematic tree planting is a more modern one, dating back to the rule of Rana Prime Minister Chandra Shamsher (1901-1929 A.D.). During his tenure, many paved paths were expanded and extended (allowing him longer car rides) and trees were planted on both sides of the way. "With the objective of enhancing the roadsides, Chandra Shamsher had hundreds of trees planted. Influenced by his visit to the United Kingdom and other European countries, Shamsher tried to beautify the Valley's roadsides and palaces," said Shanker Nath Rimal, another of Nepal's renowned architectural engineers. "Chandra Shamsher even imported new species like monkey puzzle (Araucaria araucana) an evergreen tree from Europe," stated Rimal.
Most of the old remaining roadside trees in Kathmandu Valley are testament to Chandra Shamsher's vision. Species such as pine and monkey puzzle plus other varieties were planted along the Keshar Mahal in Lainchaur, Maharajgunj and other pathways connecting different palaces.
Juddha Shamsher Rana (1932-1945 A.D.) continued in the wake of his elder brother, Chandra, by encouraging government officials to plant more trees. The massive earthquake of 1934, which totally destroyed the Valley, provided Juddha Shamsher with a unique makeover opportunity. "After the devastation of the Valley, Juddha Shamsher restored Kathmandu by adopting new urban planning concepts. This included planting many trees to beautify the roads," noted Rimal.
While Chandra and Juddha Shamsher reigned over Nepal, many roads in the Valley were transformed from walking trails to motorways. The Rana prime ministers took advantage of road expansion to order more trees to be planted. Even though some trees were uprooted during the course of road work, some older specimens which were planted during the Rana period can still be seen in various parts of the capital including Maharajgunj, Patan, Balaju, Lainchaur and Babar Mahal.
Inception of Modern Urban Environment
From the time of Chandra and Juddha Shamsher's reign, a strong tradition developed regarding the preservation of roadside trees. But this has been inconsistent. Just a few years back, hundreds of aged trees along Tundikhel in the heart of the city were removed to expand the road. And only a couple of months ago, the government hacked down approximately one hundred mature, majestic eucalyptus along the Chabahil-Boudha route, arguing that they disrupted pedestrian traffic. The result: the busy thoroughfare has been turned into one of the many un-shaded and ugly roads of the city.
With the introduction of modern urban-environmental planning in the 1960s and 1970s, the Nepali government renovated roads and trails throughout the city. In the process, many of Kathmandu's older streets were expanded with an aim to protecting fully developed trees and plant new ones where none existed. The planting took a haphazard form, however, with a focus on fast-growing, big species like Populus, eucalyptus and monkey puzzle which were unappealing to many eyes.
It is difficult to imagine but today's busiest and most polluted part of Kathmandu - Putali Sadak - once had a section in the middle of the road lined with trees, flowers and various small plants. The original idea was to make the area green and attractive. Unfortunately, the green disappeared about three decades back as stores and traffic vied for space with the plantings.
In the 1980s, urban environmental planners in Nepal shifted their focus from a single line tree-planting concept to a three-line green belt. What this meant is that instead of planting only one line of trees beside a given road, the planners chose to install a three deep row of trees. The twenty-six and a half kilometer long Ring Road was constructed during this period with a provision for green belts to be developed on both sides of the circular way. More than one hundred thousand fast growing trees were planted along Ring Road with the intention of beautifying the Valley.
Trees were also planted along the highway from Kathmandu to Bhaktapur. But people started cutting them down as soon as road watchmen were removed. More than half of the trees were illegally felled before a recent government order went into effect, authorizing the removal of the remaining trees. The logic behind this order was that the trees had become safety hazards. "We don't have an urban forest concept," said Padma Sunder Joshi. "As a result, all of the roadside trees were planted haphazardly. And since the trees are tall, they are at risk of falling which creates a serious safety issue," he added. (Note: the tree removal has been controversial and apparently has been temporarily stopped along the KTM-Bhaktapur road).
Types of Trees
In many parts of the world, safety concerns are taken into account by planting trees which do not grow to monstrous proportions. But in Kathmandu, "The government encouraged the planting of Populus trees, which are tall and seasonal," explained Batu Krishna Uprety, senior environmentalist with the Ministry of Forest and Soil Conservation. Trees planted in Kathmandu belong to various species. The Rana rulers Chandra and Juddha Shamsher favored imported specimens like monkey paw and eucalyptus. Later on local types including birch (Betula alnoides), mimosa or silk tree (Albizzia indica), willow (Salix babylonica) and jacaranda as well as the fast-growing, imported Populus trees, such as poplar, were planted along roadsides in the Valley. The problem with these trees is that they are not good matches for their surroundings. Most of the trees remaining along Kathmandu roadsides are of the small leaf variety and are seasonal trees. It seems that somewhere along the line city planners lost sight of the forest for the trees. "Planting trees is not enough to beautify the roads and clean the air. We need to be aware and make proper choices concerning which trees are best suited for the surrounding urban environment," expressed Uprety. "We need evergreen and broad leaf trees," he pointed out; these trees have the capacity to absorb carbon dioxide and reduce noise levels.
Whose Responsibility ?
Despite age-old Nepali traditions and practices aimed at environmental conservation, there is no specified government institution which is responsible for protecting urban trees. According to the Public Road Act of 1971 A.D., it is the responsibility of the Department of Roads to plant trees next to roads. Curiously, it is the duty of city police to cut down those same trees, when necessary, and maintain the meridian.
The Local Governance Act of 1999 A.D. allocates responsibility to local bodies to protect and take care of trees and plants within their jurisdiction. Neither the Department of Roads nor the local bodies have any expertise in the matter though. And the Department of Forests, the sole body with relevant knowledge and experience, does not have any role in planting or preserving trees along the streets.
The ever-increasing pedestrian population boom is demanding more space in the city. In the past few years alone, Kathmandu has gained over 100,000 people. "Due to crowded roads and sidewalks, there is no place to plant trees in Kathmandu Valley. The demand for walking space is growing and our priority right now is not trees but the expansion of sidewalks," said Sunil Poudel, engineer at the Traffic Section of the Department of Roads.
There is adequate space to plant trees along some roads but few to do the planting. With pressure from a growing population and a construction boom that affects the entire Valley, government and local bodies are in the process of chopping down more and more healthy trees.
Non-governmental organization like Explorer Nepal, Save the Environment Foundation and Nepal Heritage Society have shown an interest in preserving the Valley's greenery but they have a very limited role in the planting process. "Many NGOs want to plant trees along roadsides in the Valley but we don't have any space," said Poudel. "We have allocated responsibility to some NGOs to protect the green belt running alongside Ring Road but only a few have shown interest in taking up the matter."
Save the Environment Foundation (SEF) is one of the NGO's which is actively working on addressing the urban tree loss issue. "We have planted more than 1,400 different species of trees like Ginkgo biloba, Salix and silver oak along various roadsides around Kathmandu including a stretch from Singha Durbar to the road leading to the airport," said Chanda Rana, Chairman of SEF. Save the Environment Foundation is also responsible for replacing trees along Tundhikel.
Other NGOs, such as Explorer Nepal led by tourism entrepreneur Bharat Basnet, have taken up the conservation challenge. Explorer Nepal is taking the lead in generating awareness among the public regarding the degeneration of Kathmandu's environment through public hearings, seminars and rallies urging people to preserve Kathmandu's greenery.
Centuries ago, chopping down roadside trees was considered a crime. It is unfortunate to see that the government is now encouraging the removal of streetside trees. "If the government does not have the ability to plant trees, it should not chop down the remaining green trees," said Badri Prasad Khatiwada, an environmentalist.
Thanks to contradicting (or at the very least vague) roles among different government agencies, no local or national department has made an effort to stop the encroachment of trees such as with Ring Road's green belt. Although fast growing, short leaf Populus trees occasionally threaten human life along Ring Road, they also play an important role in extending life, namely in the form of reducing air pollution.
At a time when Kathmandu is facing tremendous pressure from a burgeoning population, promoting 'green' values is a challenging task. Perhaps we cannot turn back time and restore the Valley's condition to what it was in the heyday of the Ranas, but we can maintain the remaining green trees by resurrecting the traditional Nepali value of environmental concern and stewardship.
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From pizza to pasta, vegan Italian food is pretty easy to come by. Whether you're looking for inspiration for your own Italian-inspired feasts, or you're off to an Italian restaurant and wanting to know what's 'safe' to order, then we've got you covered. Look no further, here's our complete guide to vegan Italian food… 🇮🇹
Ordering Vegan Italian Food in a Restaurant
Luckily for us vegans, Italy, like other Mediterranean countries like Greece and Spain, tend to favour olive over butter when cooking. This means there's less of a chance of being caught out eating dairy products without realising – unlike Indian food, which tends to contain ghee (Check out our complete guide to Vegan Indian Food for more tips).
However, that's not to say butter is completely unheard of in Italian cooking. For instance, in a restaurant you might be tempted to order a garlic bread to share with other guests (or all to yourself, we don't judge), it's best to check first whether they use olive oil or garlic butter to top the bread – I'm going to bet it's the latter.
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A great way to eat vegan in an Italian restaurant is to order pizza without cheese – just ask to make sure the base isn't made with milk powder. You can top with as many veggies as you like – we love olives, capers, artichokes, peppers, mushrooms and sweetcorn. If you've never tried pizza without cheese then it's definitely worth giving a go – we love it! You can all the great bits of pizza with none of the sluggish after-effects of too much cheese (plus it's less filling so you can eat more of it!).
"Do you like bisghetti?"
Another option is to order pasta with a tomato sauce. This is a bit tougher than pizza as there are few variables to consider. Traditionally, fresh pasta is made from egg but not all Italian restaurants will make it this way – in fact, many opt for dried pasta like we use at home. Always ask the waiter before you order pasta so you don't get any nasty surprises.
In addition, always check whether the sauce is purely tomato-based or has a more creamy texture, which means it could include marscapone cheese (check out my tips below for how to re-create this creamy tomato sauce vegan-style!). As long as you are confident in your waiter, then ordering a veggie tomato pasta shouldn't be a problem. But if you have any worries then we highly recommend you stick with a veg no-cheese pizza, you won't regret it!
Another great thing about opting for Italian food is that they often have a dairy-free dessert option like lemon sorbet – you can't knock that, can you?
Eating Vegan at Italian Chain Restaurants
The UK's Italian chain restaurants are fantastic for catering for vegans these days. Zizzi has boasted a range of vegan dishes, including pizzas with mozzarella made from rice milk (!). Pizza Express, Carluccio's and Pizza Hut also offer vegan pizza options. Zizzi is my personal favourite as they even do a vegan dessert – Praline Chocolate Tart with Coconut Ice Cream! Yum!
Cooking Vegan Italian Food at Home
If you're looking for inspiration for cooking vegan Italian food at home, then you've come to the right place. Often we'll pick up a loaf of freshly cooked olive ciabatta and dip in olive oil and balsamic vinegar as a snack. We absolutely love antipasti like olives, roasted peppers, artichokes and sundried tomatoes – there's really no going wrong with these types of picky foods!
Garlic Bread Forever ♥
If you're wanting to knock up a proper meal then here are a few tips. Garlic bread is an easy one – never buy the ready made ones from the store, not only are they a rip off but they're also generally made with dairy butter.
You can easily make your own buy buying a fresh baguette, and topping with homemade garlic butter. I mix dairy-free butter (we use Vitalite Sunflower Spread), Easy Garlic (the one in the jar) and some mixed dried oregano in a small bowl. I'll spread this paste onto the sliced baguette and pop in the own for 5-10 minutes to crisp up – it's as easy as that!
Easy Vegan Creamy Tomato Sauce
Making a vegan creamy tomato sauce is another super easy but filling meal choice. Saute red onion, garlic, your choice of spices (I like paprika and chilli flakes) in a pan and add a tin of chopped tomatoes. While the sauce is simmering, soak 50g cashews in cold water (longer you soak the better, if you can remember to soak for a few hours before then good for you but it's not a problem if you don't.)
Drain the cashew nuts and chuck them in your blender with some fresh cold water (just enough to cover them) and whizz up until completely smooth. At this point your tomato sauce should have begun to thicken, so add it to the blender and whizz all together. You should be left with a creamy tomato sauce you can use for all means of things, we love it with spaghetti and roasted veg! (See above).
Lazy Vegan Supermarket Pizza
Here's another one for you lazy vegans (like us!). Did you know that the pizzas from Sainsbury's pizza counter are vegan without cheese? I can't vouch for Asda as I've asked a few times and had a pretty naff response "we don't do gluten free!" so I always stick to Sainsbury's or Morrisons when I fancy an easy pizza on a Friday night.
Plus, you can pick up a bag of their own brand vegan cheese, or even Daiya cheese, which has recently arrived in the UK) and Taste the Difference Prosecco (also vegan!) to wash it down while you're there. We get all the veggies on the pizza and add the cheese when we get home before it goes in the oven. It's better than any take away pizza and costs a fraction of the price!
Hopefully this article helps with a few tips and tricks for finding vegan Italian food when eating out, and even a couple of recipes to try in your own home. Of course, neither of us are Italian so we can't vouch for the authenticity but it's great to know these things as a vegan so you can attend meals with friends worry-free, and you can even knock-up a carby treat for your loved one without any animal products!


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craziness - Angie just called to tell me she heard Hem being played on a Liberty Mutual commercial. It's "Half Acre" from Rabbit Songs.
This blog tells the story - http://www.hhcc.com/?p=146
At first I wasn't quite sure about how I felt about this - them going mainstream/commercial. But I'm also really excited for them because they Are great, and I'm glad that others see that and that the band will get pubilcity which is good for them.
and they never breathed a word about it when I saw them in concert a week ago, which, by the way, was awesome.
It's actually not 'by the way'. It was an excellent concert. Hem was fabulous. Their sound is so full and rich. I like the description that was on the above link: "Kind of lullaby meets folk meets chamber quartet meets Ken Burns." Sally's voice still blows me away. Like Briana said, if I had a voice like that I'd never stop singing. After Hem played I heard Over the Rhine, and they were really great too. I only know a few OTR songs but they opened with one I knew and loved. The rest of it was different, but she has an amazing voice. Wow. They were funny too. Funny like a really dry sense of humor really low key and subtle that you weren't sure they were trying to be funny, and it made me laugh so hard.


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Hey guys! Since June is Internet Safety month, today I'm partnering with my friends at Allstate to share a few super important tips to staying safe while you use the interwebs. I don't know about you, but the amount of time I spend online is crazy, and honestly, I don't stop to reflect on how much data I'm sharing as often as I should.
Am I being smart about how much I'm sharing online?
Am I making it way too easy for them creepers to find me?
How about identity theft? Am I an easy target? Ugh. I hope not.
Sure, the internet is a miraculous thing because God knows I wouldn't have made it this far as an adult without a ton of help from Google, but it can also be a little dangerous if you're not being safe about how you use it.
But before we get into the tips, I want to ask you guys – how much do you know about your digital footprint? Do you even know what that is? Long story short, your digital footprint is the trail of information you leave behind anytime you click on a website or share a post on social media. Heck – even if you just LIKE something on social media, that's part of your footprint. Everything is recorded one way or another – even if you delete your browsing history, btw.
Allstate actually has a super quick quiz you can take to help you figure out the size of your digital footprint, so if you're curious, you can take it right here. I took it myself and I wasn't surprised. I've got a heavy digital footprint, but thankfully, I'm cautious about it. I do try to use the internet as safely as possible, but there's definitely room for improvement.
Now before you get all crazy and paranoid and start thinking that everyone's out to get you and you might as well just throw your phone and computer away, relax. There's no need to go that extreme, you just have to be mindful of certain things. So let's get into those things, shall we? Here are seven easy tips for staying safe online that you can put into practice right away.
1. Be careful about how much personal info you share
As a blogger and YouTuber, I struggle every day with balancing how much information I want to share online. It's tough, I know. But it's something we all need to think about – regardless of whether or not you're a blogger. I mean, think about how many people you've Google stalked before. Come on, I'm not the only one who's done it. You're able to find photos, social media accounts, favorite books, old tweets from five years ago, their entire dating history, and sometimes even things like their address or place of work. Now really think about that. That can be a little scary if the wrong person is searching for you.
If you're curious about the kind of information that's out there about you, just type your name in Google and see what comes up. I make it a habit to search my name at least once a month. Not because I'm obsessed with myself, but because I like to make sure there isn't info out there that I don't want to be shared. I remember one time I was shocked when I found a photo of the front of my house associated with my name because that's definitely NOT something I want the whole world to know. So just be thoughtful about what you choose to share, and that alone will go a long way in keeping you safe online.
2. Check your photos carefully before posting
In this world that we live in where we're constantly operating at five thousand miles a minute, it's easy to miss tiny important details. We have something exciting we want to share online so we snap a photo, edit it using a million filters, spend time thinking of a clever caption and then post it right away so we can count how many likes we get. That's just how things work – myself included. But before you post a photo, you should take a really hard look at it and make sure you're not sharing personal information that you don't want others to see.
A big one for me is my address. When I'm filming vlogs and taking photos around the house, I usually have a ton of mail packages thrown around everywhere. Well you know what? Those packages tend to have a label on them with my address, and if I'm not super careful, it'd be really easy to include that info in my videos. Love ya guys, but I don't need everyone knowing where I live. See what I mean? Another easy thing to miss is your credit card! You're taking a photo at a restaurant of what you ate for lunch and in the background, you can see your check and your credit card! Greeeeaaaat. So let's see….take an extra two seconds to look through your photos before you post, or spend hours canceling credit cards and reporting identity theft? I think I'll go with the first option.
3. Use ridiculously long passwords
Hands down, one of my biggest pet peeves is forgetting my passwords. If I'm trying to login to an account and I keep getting that error message saying that my login information isn't right, oh man do I just want to throw my computer across the room and give up on life. Ain't nobody got time for that! So in the past, that prompted me to be super lazy about my passwords. I would basically use the same password for all of my accounts and that's pretty much the worst thing you can do as far as passwords are concerned. These days I use a tool called 1Password and it's a super encrypted password manager that creates really hard passwords and then stores the info.
If you don't have a password manager, the National Cyber Security Alliance (NCSA) recommends using an entire sentence for a password. For example, you'd think of a sentence like this: Today I went to the beach at 5pm. Your password would then be the first letter of each word: TIwttba5. Having your password be a part of a sentence makes it easier to remember while still being secure. Other password tips include:
- Avoid common words
- Use a combination of upper and lowercase letters
- Include numbers and special characters (!@#$)
- Make your passwords at least 10 characters long
4. Be careful whenever using public Wi-Fi
So you're at Starbucks, huh? Doing some online shopping while you sip on your chai tea latte? Oh man, that actually sounds kind of nice. Anyway, when you're connecting to public Wi-Fi, exercise a lot of caution, my friends, because while I'm not super techy, there are definitely ways that the people who ARE super techy – and BAD (techy and bad is not a good combo) – can see the data you send and receive. When I'm working outside of my office I do use public Wi-Fi, but as a rule of thumb, I never check my bank account or pay bills until I get home.
5. Lock your phone
I thought everyone locked their phones, but apparently, not so much. According to a study by the Federal Reserve board, nearly a third of US adults don't password-protect their smartphone. I know it's just SOOOO hard to type in four numbers every time you use your phone, but it's the best way to protect against strangers accessing the data stored on it. Believe me, if someone really wants to steal your data, even if you leave your phone on the table for a minute, they'll find a way to do it. So just do the safe thing and make sure your phone is password-protected. Makes things a whole lot harder for the bad guys.
6. Regularly update your software
Now this is something that I suck at, so as soon as I'm done writing this, I'll be updating my phone. For some reason I hate updating my software, but it's actually really important to complete these updates because they usually contain security patches to help keep you protected from new threats. So open up your phone and your computer and make sure that your devices are running the latest versions of their operating systems. If they're not – put them down, start the updates, and go on a nice little walk outside until their done.
7. Turn off location settings
A lot of the apps we use these days have location settings built into them that record exactly where we are when we post. Some even show our location even when we're NOT posting. For obvious reasons, you might not want people to know exactly where you are at any given moment, so whenever you can, turn off your location settings. Another tip (specifically for Snapchat and Instastories) – record your video footage and then upload later. I don't typically post to my Instastories in real-time because I try to be cautious about letting other people know exactly where they can find me. Stranger danger is a real thing, ya know? You can learn more about location settings here.
So there you go! 7 tips for staying safe online! How many of these do you practice already? Which one is the hardest for you? PS – If you're looking for more tips on internet safety, be sure to checkout the Allstate's Hidden World of Data site because they have a TON of super helpful information!
This post was written as part of the Allstate Influencer Program and sponsored by Allstate. All opinions are mine. As the nation's largest publicly held personal lines insurer, Allstate is dedicated not only to protecting what matters most–but to guiding people to live the Good Life, every day.
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Tinia Apergi, Psy.D. Clinical Psychologist/ Professor of Psychology ACG School of Graduate and Professional Education
Dr. Apergi is a graduate of the Department of Psychology of Deree College (ACG), holds an MA in General Psychology from New York University and an MS in Applied Psychology from Long Island University, C.W.Post. Her doctorate (Psy.D) is in Clinical Psychology from Long Island University with a specialty in child abuse, domestic violence and developmental disabilities.
She worked for several years in the U.S. in clinical and school settings, primarily with children and adults with a history of abuse and neglect.
Dr Apergi is currently clinical psychologist and program coordinator of the MS in Counseling Psychology & Psychotherapy at the American College of Greece, Deree College (ACG). In addition to teaching courses in her specialty, she coordinates the academic and clinical training and teaches the Practicum seminars. She is also in private practice as a psychotherapist and works as a school consultant.
Olga Themeli, Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology
Olga Themeli is an Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology and a member of the Scientific Team of ELIZA. She studied Law at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and Psychology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. She completed her Postgraduate and Doctoral studies in Criminology, at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens' Law school and worked as a researcher in the department of clinical psychology at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam and the International non-governmental Organization "Defence for Children International-NL".
She is teaching Criminology and Forensic Psychology at the Department of Psychology of the University of Crete since 2002. Presently she is an Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology. She has participated in many national and international research projects and has served as a member of major legislative committees. Concurrently, as of 2016 she is the president of KESETHEA (Central Scientific Council on the issues of Victimization and Criminality of minors / Ministry of Justice, Transparency and Human Rights).
Although her scientific interests mainly focus on matters that involve the negative consequences of imprisonment and the vulnerable group of detainees, after five years' experience as a Special Scientist at the Greek Ombudsman – Children's rights, her research focus has shifted to the most vulnerable social group, the minors
Electra Koutsoukou, Attorney at Law, specializing in Children's Rights
Dr. Elektra Koutsoukou is an Attorney at Law, specializing in Children's Rights. After graduating from the Athens Law School, she was awarded a Master's Degree in Legal Sociology from the University of Athens (Faculty of Law). The research for her thesis on 'Children's rights' and 'Child abuse' took place at the University of Hamburg/Germany. She also received a PhD in "Law of the Rights of the Child" from the University of Peloponnese, while she conducted part of her research in Salzburg.
She has participated in several scientific programs as a legal advisor and expert in issues related to child abuse and she has written many articles on child protection.
Her book on the Rights and Legal Protection of Children in Greece (Law School Publishing Ηοuse, 2013) is taught as a course at the University of Peloponnese, where she also lectures on Juvenile Justice as a scientific assistant.
Alexandra Soldatou, Assistant Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Athens Medical School, "P & A Kyriakou" Children's Hospital of Athens
Alexandra Soldatou received her Medical Doctorate from the University of Athens Medical School on a National Scholarship for high academic achievement. She completed a residency training program in General Pediatrics at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics, USA, and she received the American Board of Pediatrics certification. Alexandra received subspecialty training in Pediatric Immunology and Bone Marrow Transplantation at the Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children, in London. She completed her doctorate thesis at the Bone Marrow Transplantation Research Laboratory, "Elpida – Marianna Vardinogianni Hospital".
Alexandra joined the University of Athens Medical School, initially at the "Aghia Sophia", and subsequently at the "P. & A. Kyriakou" Children's Hospital. She is a fellow of the American Academy of Pediatrics and an active member of Child Advocacy committees and organizations. She has several publications in international peer-reviewed scientific journals. From the beginning of her career, she has actively participated in committees for the protection of children, at the organizational and educational level.
Alexandros Panos, Pediatrician / Clinical & Research Fellow of the 2nd Pediatric Clinic of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens
Alexandros Panos was born in Athens in 1985 and grew up in Piraeus. He completed his medical studies at the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki in 2009. He was a resident of pediatrics at the 2nd Department of Pediatrics of the National Kapodistrian University of Athens at the "Panagiotis and Aglaia Kyriakos" General Children's Hospital until 2018. He was additionally trained on "Advanced life support" of children and neonates. He participates regularly, with presentations in national and international congresses as well as being a co-author of articles in national medical research journals. His research interests include the promotion of child health and safety, social pediatrics, management and prevention of child abuse as well as the prevention of infectious diseases in children. He is currently a PhD candidate and his dissertation subject is the "Detection of early risk factors for the safety of children."


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Increase by Pieter Goosen
INCREASE YOUR CAPACITY TO RECEIVE. ENLARGE YOUR THINKING by MEDITATING ON THE WORD and you shall be LIKE A TREE PLANTED BY STREAMS of WATER, THAT WILL YIELD FRUIT IN SEASON and OUT OF SEASON WITH EVERGREEN LEAVES. WHATEVER you do WILL PROSPER...... PRAISE and MAGNIFY HIM because with GOD ALL THINGS ARE POSSIBLE, and HE has an UNLIMITED SUPPLY of EVERYTHING YOU NEED IN THIS LIFE.... Have a FANTASTIC DAY, TAPPING into FATHERS' UNLIMITED SUPPLY......
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Puky Cat S6 Ceety
The Puky CAT S6 Ceety is the ideal solution for parents with a young child to keep active.
The CAT S6 Ceety can be used in 2 different ways, in city mode it includes a push bar for parents with a luggage tray and bag for carrying shopping and/or toys. The stroller is very easy to use around town
And in play mode, the parent handle can easily be removed transforming the Puky CAT S6 Ceety in a proper tricycle for your toddler to enjoy.
Suitable from 18 months
Can be fitted with a Puky tricycle basket
- AIR-Less Comfort wheels
- Multifunctional guide pole with "CityBag"
- Premium tricycle with comfort functions
- Steplessly adjustable sporty seat
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Land Drainage Systems Lancashire
Valley Rise Landscapes land drainage systems are great for removing excess surface water from gardens and fields to a suitable collection point.
Lancashire land drainage system professionals
An increasing amount of the Valley Rise Landscape's work is the installation of land drains. The need for better drainage in a garden is obvious during winter or times of heavy rain. Patches of water appear on the surface and do not drain away as quickly as expected. Most water logged gardens, following a heavy rain fall, will drain away within 24 hours. In severe cases gardens or areas of gardens can remain flooded for days, or even weeks.
There are several reasons for this. The ground on which the building has been constructed may have been compacted during the building work; the land may have been agricultural and have an impervious layer just below the old ploughing level; the sub soil may be clay; or the land may have a shallow water table.
Contact us
At Valley Rise Landscapes, we specialise in a wide range of landscaping services from complete garden makeovers to individual projects. Some of the landscaping services we offer are:
- Landscaping
- Garden design
- Driveways
- Garden retaining walls
- Porcelain paving
- Lawn turfing
- Artificial grass
- Water features & Garden ponds
- Indian stone paving
- Land drainage systems
If you require any of these services for your outdoor space, fill in the contact form for a free, no-obligation quote.


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I've used a couple of these...I don't care for the larger pieces would have preferred more of the smaller pieces.
Like these a lot, wish it didn't have so many large pieces. More of the smaller size would be nice.
These gorgeous pebbles come in all different sizes and are the perfect addition to any project where you want to create the illusion of water droplets (as one small example). The possibilities are endless!
pretty - tons of poss!
*needs a 'teaching' video, like Tim Holtz dose, to go with this -- for ideas & style!
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|The Belgian Defence will be balanced and based on multilateral solidarity towards our partners: #NATO, the #EU and the #UN. An overall budget of 9.2 billion euros for necessary #investments in the Land, Air, Maritime will be provided in the period up to the year 2030 #Horizon2030
The more we get a look at this vehicle the more obvious it becomes that its not the tiny little compact thing we thought it was. Either its got a HUGE engine or its roomy as hell inside. Anyone have interior pics of this beast?


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23 Jun 2013
Huggies Coupon – Save $2 on Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers
Find this printable coupon at SmartSource.ca. Save $2 on Huggies Snug & Dry Diapers. Coupon valid only in Canada. You can find Huggies Snug & Dry diapers in any store in Canada including Walmart, Shoppers Drugmart and more.
Huggies® Snug & Dry Diapers offer long-lasting protection you can count on, so you can focus on all your little one's daily adventures. Plus, they come with new SureFit* Design added leakage protection.
- Only Huggies® Snug & Dry Diapers have New SureFit* Design for up to 12 hours of leakage protection
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Kid's Carousel semi-annual consignment sale Friday-Saturday
The Kids Carousel Child Consignment store in Bowling Green will
host its consignment sale, while also giving back to the community. This is the fourth year for the semi-annual sale.
Clothing, baby gear, maternity wear, toys, and shoes will be available for purchase at the event. The owner of the store says they have items for babies, children, and teenagers.
"We also have several people that have donated their items one hundred percent to the Warren County Public Schools. So, you will come in here and you may see a tag that says WCPS donation and they will get one hundred percent of that," said Elizabeth Oakley, owner of Kids Carousel. "Plus any item that is not picked up on Sunday goes to the Warren County Public Schools so the schools system gets a lot of clothing, books, toys, things like that that can help families during Christmas time or throughout the year."
The Kids Carousel event will take place Friday 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. and Saturday from 9:00 a.m. till 2:00 p.m. at the Bowling Green Jaycees Pavilion in Lampkin Park at 920 Morgantown Road.
All items left after 3:00 p.m. will be donated to the Warren County Public Schools Family Resource Center.


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Binding and Repair
Library funds are dedicated to the acquisition of materials. While important, funding preservation is secondary. In 2012/2013 only $800 was spent on commercial binding.
Binding costs are charged to the acquisitions budget.
Priority is given to damaged out of print books. In the instance of scarce books or books whose physical characteristics are noteworthy, it may be decided to request a solander so that the original binding can be preserved without further deterioration.
Among the items not routinely bound are:
serial publications.
damaged books which are still in print or for which newer editions are available or can be repaired in-house.
print materials prone to rapid deterioration, such as newsprint.
Since 2006 we have relied to a greater extent on in-house expertise for the binding of monographs.
When items are withdrawn for the bindery, the status is noted on the Novanet record . An effort is made to delay the removal of in-demand volumes until such time as their binding will create the least inconvenience.
Library materials which are lost, stolen, or never returned, are all eligible for replacement using the General or Reference Funds of the acquisitions budget.
As well, the Collections Librarian routinely scans the discard lists sent from other libraries with particular attention to monographs or serial issues known to be missing from the collection.
It is important that the Cataloguing Assistant be notified of missing items, or the receipt of replacement copies, so that the Novanet record may be amended.
Print Monographs:
Reference staff will search for missing books on behalf of students and faculty. If a regularly scheduled search through the term proves unsuccessful, the missing books are considered for replacement at the end of the spring term. . Missing status is assigned to the record in the Novanet database. The Manager of Access Services also notifies the Collections Librarian about long-term overdue books so that replacement may be considered. If a patron has paid the replacement fee, this information is noted on the request for replacement prepared by Access Services.
Print Serials:
Serial issues are rarely replaced. The Collections Librarian will decide if a replacement issue is warranted.
Weeding and Discards
Due to space limitations and the absence of a suitable storage facility on or off campus, weeding is necessary to accommodate newly acquired resources. Weeding is used to remove obsolete materials from the collection. The decision to weed is made by the Collections Librarian alone, or in consultation with reference staff and faculty.
When items are withdrawn permanently from the collection, it is necessary to remove or amend the record displayed in the Novanet catalogue. Delays may occur since the priority for staff is the cataloguing of new monographs and the updating of serials holdings as new issues are processed.
Print Monographs:
Obsolete books include those which contain out of date and/or misleading information. Superseded editions of non-fiction titles are withdrawn unless faculty indicate their continued utility. All books weeded from the main collection are shelved in the Technical Services area. Some superseded editions of reference books, if they are considered by the reference staff to be of continuing value to our patrons, may be moved into the general circulating collection. Care must be taken that out of date directories, legal and statistical compendia are not returned to the collection once they are withdrawn. All library users are encouraged to alert reference staff to the presence of obsolete editions.
Members of the University community are invited to survey the books on the withdrawal shelves. Faculty may recommend retention in the library or in a department as a desk copy. The materials remaining on the withdrawal shelves will be donated to other libraries or organizations, sold to raise funds either in the twice-yearly book sale or through the auspices of Better World Books, or discarded outright. All discarded books or books given to faculty as desk copies will be stamped Discard.
Print Serials:
The library endeavors to preserve indefinitely in print or on microform the back files of scholarly journals which are indexed and for which there is no viable electronic equivalent . Most newsletters and all newspapers are discarded after a specified period of time. Trade magazines are reviewed on occasion, and will be discarded if there is evidence of little or no use. Before discarding serials, the holdings of area libraries will be checked to establish the presence of back files. It was agreed among members of the Novanet Collections Development Committee that a member library will consider transferring back files to another Novanet library under the following circumstances:
the serial has been cancelled, but a current subscription is maintained by the other library
both libraries have cancelled the serial, but the other library has the longer run
the serial ceased publication, but the longer run is in the other library's collection.
By this means we can ensure the presence of the longest run at a single institution for the convenience of researchers. Our library gratefully acknowledges the generosity of area libraries in donating volumes to complete back files of several research journals to which we currently subscribe.
Due to the lack of storage space, withdrawn serials cannot be retained indefinitely. A list of discarded serial volumes and issues may be distributed to Novanet and regional libraries if library staff have sufficient time to compile such a list.
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The Treasure House
Students of A Course in Miracles Share Their Stories of Forgiveness, Healing, and Transformation
Welcome to The Treasure House, a collection of stories shared by people whose lives have been blessed through their work with A Course in Miracles. We hope these real-life examples of thoughtful change, caring, and loving kindness will be a blessing to everyone who visits here.
May each story offer you a treasure in itself, one that sparkles and shines with the golden promise of these words from Workbook Lesson 159 in the Course:
You understand that you are healed when you give healing.
You accept forgiveness as accomplished in yourself when you forgive.
You recognize your brother as yourself, and thus do you perceive that you are whole.
There is no miracle you cannot give, for all are given you.
Receive them now by opening the storehouse of your mind, where they are laid, and giving them away.
We welcome you to explore the riches of this collection by visiting our Story Treasury page. Discover how practicing the principles of the Course has helped students to heal difficult relationships and resolve challenging situations. Read our latest story here:
The Treasure House community offers our deepest thanks to those who have so generously shared their stories. We invite you to help us grow this inspiring collection by contributing your own miracle story to The Treasure House.


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Because the old declaring goes, once you appear excellent, you'll sense great? Well that's what you ought to feel once you've sexy nighties on.
I believe that it is a must for many women to own one or more set regarding sexy lingerie inside their closet. Having this type of piece will not really mean that you will be on the choose a one very hot night on a regular basis but additionally it is something it is possible to wear to be able to feel alluring and beautiful when you sleep. Can you believe inside the saying that when you seem good, you may feel excellent? Well that's what you would feel once you've sexy nighties on.
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– Make an effort to stick using a comfortable cloth that won't scratch your skin layer that might cause irritation.
– When you have lingerie, don't also machine rinse it as it will definitely tear separate. Hand rinse it when you can, to maintain the grade of your established.
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– A good option to get the sexy lingerie will probably be directly with a store towards you. That approach, you have the ability to see the specific lingerie and feel the fabric plus you can fit them to see if here is the right piece to suit your needs.
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Sexy lingerie will come in different styles and designs. You can easily spend the entire day looking with each design nonetheless it is guaranteed being fun and also exciting.


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International Festival For Business 2014
20 Jun 2014
In June and July Liverpool is hosting the International Festival For Business, the largest event of its kind since the 1951 Festival of Britain. The event was launched by Prime Minister David Cameron and features some 50 days of events. Neil Murray of Redx Pharma joined North West business leaders in reacting to the opening phases of IFB 2014.
Watch the IFB 2014 launch video
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Grace Duvet Cover Set - White
Soft colors, and beautiful embroidery bring classic romance into your modern bedroom.
Details & Care: Inserts sold separately - 100% stonewashed cotton.
Machine wash cold; tumble dry low; warm iron as needed. Do not bleach
King duvet cover sets come with 2 king shams
Queen duvet cover sets come with 2 standard shams
Twin duvet cover sets come with 1 standard sham
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Call for Nominations for the CFF Board of Directors
The Canadian Fencing Federation (CFF) is currently accepting nominations for CFF Board of Directors. The CFF Annual General Meeting is scheduled for August 24-26, 2018 in Ottawa where the elections will take place.
The deadline for receiving nominations is June 15, 2018. For additional details and the nomination form, please go to: CFF Board Nomination Form 2018


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Saturday, 8 July 2017
Eco-friendly Cars Being Tested in Wimbledon
Residents are being invited to test drive electric cars in Wimbledon.
It's part of an initiative by Merton Council to introduce more eco-friendly vehicles.
Next Saturday drivers will be able to get behind the wheel of an electric vehicle on Wimbledon high street.
A fully charged car can travel up to 150 miles in the city on renewable energy.
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All about 'dem Beets!
By: Meg Colvin Recently I was talked into ordering the beet pasta at Rose Cafe (um, twist my arm) and I literally thought about it for a week afterward- it was THAT good.
Egg Freezing – A Pilates Platinum Instructor Shares Her Journey
Pilates Platinum Instructor Feature: Juliet Chung For a myriad of different reason, some health related and some personal, many women today are choosing an elective fertility preservation procedure called oocyte cryopreservation, more commonly referred to as egg freezing.
Meet Elvie: Your Most 'Personal' Trainer
This week, we would like to share with you a fun product we've discovered that fits seamlessly with our form of workout.


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Fujairah's famous surf-and-turf restaurant is ready to perk up your summer
Dubai, United Arab Emirates - 15, August 2019: Soak in summer days with golden sand, blue waters and tasty eats at Gonu Bar & Grill, Le Méridien Al Aqah Beach Resort's popular beach-front restaurant. Combining its much-loved seafood with exotic flavours, diners at Gonu can enjoy a plateful of seafood paella, for just AED 40! Prepared with traditional ingredients and loaded with the finest selection of crustaceans, and assorted shellfish, the fragrant paella promises an indulgent Friday lunch at Gonu.
With recommended grape or hops pairing, for AED 60, and the ultimate serving of seafood paella, the culinary maestros at Gonu promise to make the hottest summer months of July and August an absolute delight.
That's not all, Gonu's menu now includes a seafood platter including Omani lobster, jumbo prawns, calamari and a sustainable catch of the day with two side orders for just AED 375, prepared to match the specifications and preferences of seafood lovers! The surf-and-turf eatery is also rolling out a special seafood promo for a pint of shrimps at AED 69.99 on Fridays and AED 5 per oyster, daily from 5pm till 7pm.
With Le Méridien Al Aqah's exciting Summer Stay promotions, from May 1 till the end of September, offering Marriott Bonvoy members a 25% discount on room bookings, F&B, spa and other excursions, make a reservation at the luxury beach resort to experience the breath-taking beauty of the UAE's East coast with flavoursome dishes that are as fresh as they are satisfying.


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Starting Tuesday July 28, the library will begin reopening. Please see updates about our hours of operation, mandatory health and safety precautions, current in-library services, Online Library and Tech Help services.
How do I get eBooks?
How do I get eAudiobooks?
How do I download videos?
Note: Videos can only be streamed, so we recommend that you are accessing them through a Wi-Fi connection so you do not use any mobile data.
****Your logins for Hoopla and Kanopy are unique from each other.
How do I get eMagazines?
Download the RBdigital app to your mobile device, or use your computer to visit the Online Library page, go to the eMagazines section, and select RBdigital. When creating your account, be sure to choose York-Simcoe Library Consortium not Newmarket Public Library.
Log in using your RBdigital login and you can search, borrow and download the eMagazine you want. To read the magazines, select the menu at the top left of the screen and select "checked out" to see all the things you have borrowed on RBdigital.
Note: Your RBdigital login is unique to RBdigital and will need to be set up the first time you use the service.
How many downloads do I get?
How long can I keep my downloads?
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Will downloading titles use up my mobile data?
Once you have downloaded a title, you can enjoy it offline without using any mobile data or needing a wifi connection. We recommend using wifi to download your ebook/eaudiobook so it does not use your mobile data.
eAudiobooks are accessible with your library card and an internet connection. You could be on holidays in the middle of the ocean and still download a new eAudiobook if your library card is valid and you can connect to the internet.
Note: Kanopy videos cannot be downloaded and can only be streamed using a wifi or mobile data connection.
Do I have to be in Newmarket to download something from the Online Library?
|You can access the online library collection from anywhere in the world. All you need is a connection to the internet and a Newmarket Public Library card that isn't expired.
Will I get fines for Online Library downloads?
You will never get fines when you download or stream something from our online library. It will be automatically returned on the due date.
Can I renew my Overdrive loans?
Yes. From your loans page select the renew button under the title you'd like to renew. Choose an option for the length of the renewal, then select renew again. You will then see the new due date and options to open or download it.
Note: Any time left on your current lending period is canceled when you renew a title.
Hoopla does not offer renewals. Instead, simply re-borrow the title.
How many Hoopla downloads do I have left this month?
|Hoopla will display the number of downloads you have left. On mobile, this information is at the top of the screen on the My Hoopla tab. When viewing Hoopla in a web browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.) look for the red circle with a number in it. This number tells you how many downloads you have left.
How can I recommend the library buy something?
|Visit the library catalogue and select "Suggest a Purchase" in the menu on the right side. You can tell us what kind of item you are looking for (including eBooks and eAudiobooks).
What is the Ontario Library Service Consortium/Ontario Library Service Download Centre?
|The Newmarket Public Library is one of many libraries that are part of a consortium that let us access online services and give you access to more eBooks, eAudiobooks, and more. When using Overdrive, you will sometimes see "Ontario Library Service Consortium" instead of "Newmarket Public Library". All library users of the consortium libraries share access to the titles in Overdrive.
I can't log into my library account. What password does it want?
This is the 4-digit password you selected when you first signed up for your library card (sometimes called a PIN).
I can't remember my library account password/PIN.
On the screen where you're trying to log into your account, select the "Forgot Password" link and enter your library card number or username and a new password will be mailed to you.
How do I reset my library account password without an email address?
Call our circulation desk and staff can help you reset your password. See our Contact Us page for contact information.
How do I put a hold on an Overdrive item?
Select "Place a hold". You will then be prompted enter your email. Ontario Library Service Consortium will contact you when it's available.
How do I return an online loan early?
Online loans are returned automatically but if you choose to return an item early simply go to your Loans and click 'Return' under the item.
Note: Returning an item early in hoopla does not provide you with an extra loan.
Why isn't my library card working with an Online Library resource?
Can I have more than one library card linked to Overdrive, Hoopla, etc.?
Yes! There are no limits on how many library cards can be linked. The more libraries you join, the bigger the catalog you can borrow from.
How do I renew physical items I borrowed?
Log in to your library account, then under 'Items Out' select the items you wish to renew and click 'Renew Selected Items' or 'Renew All Items' if wanted.
How do I place a hold on a physical item in the online catalogue?
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We can maintain your patch of green whilst you are away or at work. We bring our own tools and don't usually need access to your home. You'll only know we've been there because your garden looks stunning when you arrive home!
- Weeding
- Deadheading
- Mowing (including the edges!)
- Hedge and bush trim
- Creating and maintaining compost heaps
Gardening Projects.
- Compost Heaps
- Rockery
- Creating new plant beds
- Creating a vegetable patch
- Clearance
Littlebirds HQ has a large allotment and greenhouse where we grow flowers and vegetables from seed. When the chief bird has a day off, this is usually where we can find her. Check out our Facebook page which shares the joys of growing fruit and veg as well as step by step guides to some gardening projects.


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In 2018, The Glenrose Rehabilitation Hospital celebrated its 14th year in hosting its annual "Spotlight" event. The event is a time to celebrate and recognize the accomplishments made by not only Glenrose staff and physicians involved in research, but those of our research affiliates. It is a way to bring together students, healthcare professionals, community stakeholders, academic and industry partners who share a common interest, that being improving health outcomes for our patients and their families.
Through the poster symposium, students, staff and affiliates are able to discuss their research and network with their colleagues. Each year we endeavor to provide engaging and illustrious speakers from around the world and locally to address a topic that is currently trending, view keynote speakers from past events.


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Marble Mining Equipment
Marble is often included in the largest minerals extracted among chromite, coal, rock salt, lime stone, china clay, dolomite, fire clay, gypsum, silica sand etc.
Marble mining activity begins with drilling and blasting of marble deposit. The marble mining equipment will be applied to cut or crush raw marble blocks and produce marble strips, slabs or marble powder for various applications.
Granite mining equipment can be classified into many different types, such as crushing plant, grinding mills, sand making machine, processing plant and auxiliary plant.
Marble Mining Equipment Manufacturer
SBM is a world famous manufacturer of marble mining equipment. We provide professional and high quality crushing, grinding and beneficiation equipment. based on long experience in mining industry, we have know-how technology and could provide cutting-edge quarrying solution according to customers' requirements and the ore properties.
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A fusion of scenic aerial sightseeing and cultural exploration on the ground. A beautiful 45 minutes air tour combined with a journey back in time. The Dubai Heritage Tour showcases the tales of the city's past.
This private city tour is intimate and authentic, revealing the lesser known highlights of history and the unforgettable views of this city in the desert. Expect hidden treasures, unusual surprises and a new angle on Dubai.
Highlights of the Tour
- 刺激紧张的水上起飞和降落
- 45 minutes relaxed aerial scenic tour of Dubai
- 舒适的靠窗座位
- Expert dedicated tour guide for the private half day tour (4 hrs)
- 免费地面接送服务
- Traditional ride on a ferry (a unique ride on a traditional 'abra' across Dubai CreeK
- Stroll around Dubai Museum (Entrance fees to local museums)
- 参观迪拜的黄金、香料和纺织品市集
- A scrumptious meal at Al Bastakia
Seawings Signature & Heritage Tour
Feel the excitement as you are lifted over the waters in our plush Cessna seaplane, for a 45 minute tour of Dubai's remarkable skyline. Enjoy views of the opulent Burj Al-Arab, Palm Jumeirah and The World Islands, a stunning archipelago of islands designed to resemble a map of the world.
Fly along the coast and capture the mesmeric beauty of the ribbon-like Dubai Creek, on your camera before landing back on the water. Descend over the waters of Dubai Creek and proceed to a Private Heritage Tour of Dubai. Discover the many attractions which include the famous spice market and the city's oldest buildings.
Listen to tales from a bygone era and get a real flavor of the true heritage of this modern city. Cruise along Dubai Creek on a traditional 'abra' boat across the water to explore Dubai Museum and the atmospheric Al Bastakiya quarter. Walk through the alleyways of souks and Al Bastakiya while you listen in wonder to your guide's chronicles of the Arabic traditions and enjoy a traditional Arabian lunch. Afterward, choose to leave your guide here so you can explore independently, or end your tour with a drop-off at Dubai Mall.
Flight route
See UAE as never before - Feast your eyes on the wonders of UAE's skyline and enjoy unsurpassed aerial views of all the iconic landmarks such as the Burj Khalifa, World Islands, Ain Dubai and Burj Al Arab, Emirates palace and more.
Where does the flight take off from?
We have 2 departure locations in Dubai - Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club and Jebel Ali Beach Hotel
Are road transfers included in the tour price ?
Yes. Pick and drop service is included in the tour price.
How long is the tour?
The flight is 45 minutes (dock to dock). Considering reporting and travelling time, overall you would need around 2 hours and 30 minutes for the Signature tour.
How long in advance I need to report for the flight?
Reporting time is 60 minutes prior to departure time of the flight.
What documents I need to carry?
You would require your Passport or Emirates/GCC national Id Cards to board the flight. This is a mandatory requirement from Dubai Civil Aviation Authority without these documents your boarding will be denied.
Can I carry luggage on board?
A cabin size hand baggage is allowed per person.
How long in advance I need to book?
Bookings are always open till 4-5 hours before your preferred flying time. However, it is always advisable to book your flights one day in advance to have the availability as per your requirements (number of seats and flight timings).
What are the operating hours?
Our scheduled flights operate from 0900 hrs. until 1700 hrs. in Summer (June to September) and 0900 until 1630 hrs. in Winter (October to May). But private charters can be arranged as per your convenience on special request. Please call or e-mail us to confirm times and availability.
How high will we fly?
The seaplane flies at over 1500 feet above ground.
Since 2007, over 180,000 guests have flown with Seawings on air tours of Dubai and the rest of the Emirates. It's an experience that imbues the intimate charm and exquisite detail of the UAE's iconic attractions. And it fully showcases the splendour of cities that are surrounded by scorched desert and shimmering sea.


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How to Measure Wrought-Iron Stair Railings
A wrought-iron stair railing can lend a look of sophistication to a staircase and provide sturdy support for those ascending or descending stairs, helping prevent falls and injuries. Because wrought-iron stair railings are typically custom-made, you need to determine the length and pitch of the railing before you order it from the manufacturer. Measuring the pitch and length of a wrought-iron stair railing is a straightforward process that requires few tools.
Marking the Ends
Measure a section of 1-by-2-inch lumber to a length of 36 inches and cut it to length with a circular saw. Stand the lumber section at the edge of the top landing and use a carpenter's level to make sure it is perfectly vertical. Lightly mark the top of the lumber with a pencil. Stand the lumber section at the edge of the bottom step and check it with the level. Mark the top of the lumber section on the wall. The marks represent the height of the handrail.
Measuring the Length
After marking the ends of the railing at the top landing and bottom step, place the end of a tape measure at the top landing mark. Extend the tape measure to the mark above the bottom step. This measurement is the length of the wrought-iron stair railing.
Marking Pitch
The pitch is the angle of the railing and should be parallel with the pitch of the stairs. The manufacturer needs this measurement to correctly angle the brackets that attach the railing to the wall. Place a yardstick on its edge on the stairs against the wall. Put one corner of a carpenter's level on the yardstick and raise the opposite end until it is perfectly horizontal. Lightly mark the bottom edge of the level on the wall. Turn the level vertically and mark the distance from the end of the horizontal line to the top edge of the yardstick to form a triangle.
Calculating Pitch
Calculate the pitch by measuring the length of the horizontal line and the length of the vertical line. The pitch compares the two measurements. For example, if the horizontal line is 12 inches and the vertical line is 11 inches, the pitch is 11/12.
Vertical Rails
If you plan to install a freestanding wrought-iron railing rather than a railing mounted to a wall, you need to determine the length of the vertical rails. Use the diagonal mark 36 inches above the top landing and bottom step as the top point of these rails. Measure vertically from this line to the top of each step to determine the length of the vertical rails. Code requires rails be no farther apart than 4 inches.


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The week-long camp gives these children a chance to just have fun and be a kid in an environment that is supported by a full medical staff. A group of 15 volunteers from Orbital ATK's Launch Vehicles Division drove to the Rainbow summer camp located in Prescott, Arizona.
"These children had the most happy and upbeat attitudes about life," said Steve Meyer, Senior Mechanical Engineer. "This was my first time volunteering for this event and I thought I was there to brighten their day, but they truly lifted my spirits."
The night started out with a Skype call with former five-time astronaut and Orbital ATK Vice President of Strategy and Business Development, Kent Rominger. The session included questions and answers from the children regarding NASA's mission to Mars.
Following the astronaut session, employees joined the children in outside activities, where teams launched paper rockets while aiming for a target bucket, jumped and cheered as they learned a little chemistry, launched Alka-Seltzer rockets, received a "launch team" drawstring backpack and had a blast!
Volunteers from Orbital ATK's Launch Vehicles Division had a blast at a night of rockets and stars with children from Phoenix Children's Hospital Camp Rainbow.
Children were treated to a visit via Skype with former five-time astronaut and Orbital ATK Vice President of Strategy and Business Development Kent Rominger.
Children show off their rockets before launch.


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Every day in every way imaginable this man embarrasses the United States, its citizens, and even himself (if he had the capacity to realize it).
His performance in Puerto Rico today was appalling.
"Every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like Katrina, and you look at the tremendous — hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died, and you look at what happened here, with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody's ever seen anything like this. What is your death count as of this moment? 17? 16 people certified, 16 people versus in the thousands. You can be very proud of all of your people and all of our people working together. Sixteen versus literally thousands of people. You can be very proud.
"Hell, little brown people, you think Maria was bad, you shoulda been in Katrina! Your storm wasn't so big!"
You've thrown our budget a little out of whack. We've spent a lot of money on Puerto Rico.
Actually, we haven't. If you recall, within a week of Irma and Harvey Congress appropriated $15B for emergency aid. No such emergency appropriations have been made for victims of Maria in either PR or USVI.
Then there's this, where the great man passes out largesse to the peasants:
There's video of Trump shooting paper towels into the crowd and it does not disappoint pic.twitter.com/KPfJ1AeAqk
— Caleb Ecarma (@calebecarma) October 3, 2017
He is a despicable man worthy of no respect.


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Workshop for BWY South East
January 25 @ 10:00 am - 3:45 pm£50
Event Navigation
Theories of Movement -what we should or shouldn't teach our Student
These days in yoga there are a wide variety of styles and techniques for students to choose from.
How do we decide whether some are more suitable than others?
This day will explore the theme of 'natural human movement' so we can form rational decisions about what is and what isn't safe to teach.
We will also explore the anatomical variations in people that might make certain postures more or less accessible to individuals.
Peter has been a student of Yoga for over 28 years and teaching for over 20 years, originally as an Iyengar teacher. His subsequent studies in Osteopathy and meetings with other yoga teachers led him to change his direction, pursuing a more bio-mechanically friendly approach to asana work. Recently this has developed into a broader 'humanistic' perspective, with the intention of making yoga more accessible to the western mind by grounding the physical, physiological and psychological effects of practice in a rational context.
The Event Organiser is Rachel Claridge. Rachel can be contacted at firstname.lastname@example.com
Please note the BWY refund policy located on the main website.


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Genovese Pesto
by Kate Heyhoe
Makes about 1-1/3 cups, or enough for 1 pound of pasta
Pesto is traditionally served on spaghetti or other pasta, and it also enriches the flavor of soup, bread, pizza, eggs, gnocchi, potatoes and more. Kate's Global Kitchen: Pistou and Pesto contains more information on this classic sauce.
2 cups well packed fresh basil leaves
2 or 3 cloves garlic, peeled
1/2 cup extra-virgin olive oil
1/3 cup pine nuts
1/2 cup Parmesan cheese
Traditionally, this sauce is made using a mortar and pestle, but most modern cooks rely on a food processor.
In a food processor, process the basil, garlic, and pine nuts until a rough paste is formed. With the machine running, pour in the olive oil in a steady stream. Process until the mixture is combined, then mix in the cheese by hand. (If the sauce is too thick, add more olive oil.) Taste for seasonings and add salt if needed. Store refrigerated with a layer of olive oil on top, up to one week. You may also freeze pesto.
For a smoother sauce on pasta, dilute the pesto with a spoonful or two of the pasta cooking water before tossing.
Kate's Global Kitchen
Pistou and Pesto: Basil's Last Stand
Provencal Pistou
Genovese Pesto
Soupe au Pistou
(Vegetable Soup with Pistou)
Potatoes Pistou
Kate's Global Kitchen for September, 2000:
9/02/00 Pistou and Pesto: Basil's Last Stand
9/09/00 Cook Your Wurst! It's Oktoberfest
9/16/00 Feeding the Olympics, Down Under
9/23/00 Eating Australian
9/30/00 Italian Meatballs, My Way
Copyright © 2000, Kate Heyhoe. All rights reserved.
Current Kate's Global Kitchen
Kate's Global Kitchen Archive
This page created September 2000


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Dear MEL Topic Readers
Dunkin' Donuts is officially dropping 'Donuts'
Have you had any doughnuts or coffee from Dunkin' Donuts? It is an American, and also global doughnuts chain founded a few years after WWII in Massachusetts, USA. They now sell doughnuts, baked goods and a variety of beverages at their 12,000 restaurants in 36 countries.
Despite their original iconic sweets, over half of their business in their home market is now generated by beverages, especially coffee. Therefore, they've decided to drop the "Donuts" icon from their logo, signages, and packages from next year.
Will that sells more profitable beverages or makes their drinks face direct competition against Starbucks or McDonald's?
At any rate, it may take a few decades for their customers to say, "Oh, there are doughnuts in the coffee shop." It may remind you of the same action Apple took in 2007 to remove "computer" from its name. Because of their iPhone and iPad, very few now associate Apple with a computer.
By the way, if you have a choice, which doughnuts would you prefer, Dunkin's or Mister Donuts? Whichever you choose, the money you've paid will go to the same pocket. Yes, both donut chains are owned by the same company!
Enjoy reading and think what makes you choose your coffee when you are on the road, the brand, taste/flavor, location or price.


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The 'Mighty Yukon River'. Flowing from the Llewellen Glacier in Northern British Columbia to the Behring Sea, it is nearly 2,000 miles of true wilderness. Scattered along its banks are small, remote fishing villages. The people living there have very little contact with the outside world. Most of these villages have no gospel preaching churches, no Sunday schools or vacation Bible schools to meet their spiritual needs.
Joshua Roach, his wife Sylvia and their children live near Palmer, AK. Joshua pastors Alpine Baptist Church in nearby Sutton, AK. Joshua and his family have a great burden to present the Gospel of Christ to the villagers along the Yukon River and coastal villages on Prince William Sound. After many years of faithful visits, by boat in the summer and snow machine in the winter, these people are opening up to the "Good News" the Roach family brings.
Yukon River Knives and its partners are committed to supporting this important work. A portion of the purchase of these knives will go directly to the "Yukon River/Coastal Alaska Ministry".
As you use your "Yukon River Knife", please join us in praying for safety as the Roach family travels, for hearts to be open and for the word of God to be powerful and effective in changing lives.


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The Lord's Prayer Is Dangerous
Did you know that the Lord's Prayer is dangerous? This week the Church of England's cinema add featuring the Lord's prayer was banned. I was curious to see this add and I absolutely loved it. How about you? Even the web site for prayer they're advertising for is worth of visiting. But let's discover the beauty of the Lord's Prayer. Why is it so powerful, even dangerous? Bishop Steven Croft gives us seven reasons in his blog post: First, this…Pin It


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Jeep safari in the mountains
Eye Jeep Safari: Eye Travel guide tour
We stop in a very authentic mountain village, on the square next to the church, for a coffee. We continue our trip along several small villages, on dirt tracks and through the green nature and herbs, passing olive groves and grape fields.
You are the whole day, with your Eye Travel guide, inside the countryside of Crete. The roads are almost all off road, the chance to see the real inland of Crete! We drive through the mountains towards the grapeyards of the wine areas, passing small villages, through a river bed, sheltered by bamboo, a lot of nature. Crossing the river where we may have some water flowing in the months April, May and again from half of September. One of the highlights is a visit of a cave.
We stop for lunch in a very small mountain village with a spectacular beautiful view. After lunch we drive through a mountainous area. On the way down we see a magnificent view of the north coast of Crete. We end this interesting day with a swim in the refreshing sea. Come and join us!
- Small groups
- Guide drives first jeep (leaderjeep)
- Open 4 persons jeeps and OFFICIAL open 5 persons jeep
- Multilingual guides
- Self driving: min 21 years old AND min 2 years driving license AND min 2 years driving experience AND experience driving at the left side of the car. Responsable drivers! Comfortable shoes, no flip flops.
- Toilets available at the coffeestops and lunch
- Lunch: chicken, vegetables and potatoes in the oven, Greek salad, bread, water and season fruit
- A light jacket is necessary as in the cave and mountains is always 'cool'
- Comfortable shoes for visiting the cave
- It is by no means a test of speed. There will be no bonus for the first arrivals.
- Fun for all the family
- Cave
- Mountains
- River
- Off road
- Dikti Mountains
- Sheperds roads
- Flora and fauna
- Adventure
- Outdoor
- History
- Real Cretan life
- Mountain villages
- Authentic food
- Swimming
The hours are all about and may change any moment. You're on your holiday, so relax and enjoy your day!
8.00 - 9.00: pick ups
9.00 - 9.30: meet your group and Eye Travel guide who give you the info about the day and the driving rules, and indicate your jeep
10.15 - 10.45: visit cave
11.30 - 12.00: coffee stop
13.00 - 14.00: lunch
15.00 - 15.45: coffee stop and swimming in the Cretan sea
16.00: arriving back
16.00 - 17.00: drop offs


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JustInReviews would like to talk here about the smartphone that had the potential to become the best mobile phone 2016. Remember its grand launch in June 2016? We are talking about Oppo A37.
What does it have to offer? Let's check out….
Storage and Processor:
The Oppo A37 is fueled by 1.2GHz quad-core Qualcomm Snapdragon 410 processor and it has got 2GB of RAM. This phone packs 16GB internal memory that can be increased up to 128 GB with the help of a microSD card.
Speaking about the cameras, Oppo A37 accompanies a rear side 8-megapixel shooter and a 5-megapixel front camera for taking selfies.
The smartphone accompanies a 5 inch display having a resolution of 720 pixels X 1280 pixels at a PPI of 293 pixels for each inch.
The Oppo A37 hosts a double SIM slot (GSM and GSM) that acknowledges a Nano-SIM and a Nano-SIM. Network choices incorporate GPS, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, FM, USB OTG, 3G and 4G (with Band 40 support utilized by some LTE networks in the country). Sensors present on the phone incorporate a Proximity sensor, Compass Magnetometer, Gyroscope and Accelerometer.
The Oppo A37 runs on Android 5.1 and is fueled by a 2630mAh non removable battery. It gauges 143.10 x 71.00 x 7.68 (HxWxT) and is 136.00 grams in weight.
The price of Oppo A37 in India, begins from Rs. 8,900.
Based on user reviews, here is a compilation of the pros and cons of this gadget.
Both the SIM slots are 4G compatible
OTG cable is supported
Camera quality is reported to be good (in comparison to other devices in the similar price range)
The phone is light in weight and slim
The battery is reported to be fast draining
Come sans a fingerprint sensor
Battery is non-removable
Powered with a basic CPU
Customers Speak:
A number of users found the phone to be a utility one in this price range. Camera was also found to be of good quality by some of the users.
While on the flip side; customers found the battery to be discharging fast. Some felt that they had to charge the battery again and again. UI was reported to have operational issues. Heating issues were also shared by a few.
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