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Lazy (December 29, 2009/July 4, 2010 - July 3, 2018) was one of Michael and Bridgette's pets, the others being Bella, Clyde and Felix. He was featured frequently on the KidBehindACamera channel and also had his own channel with Rocky called "LazyAndRocky". He seemed to be Bridgette's favorite dog, while being mostly disregarded by Michael. He passed away on July 3, 2018 from complications of heart failure. Michael posted a video on his channel called "Goodbye Lazy (RIP)" announcing his death. He was the best boy and we love him so much.
Lazy lived in Trailwood for the first year of his life. In 2011 he was abandoned by his owners, who left Trailwood after rumors began circulating that Boeing was going to purchase the trailer park. Lazy was later found by Bridgette, Michael and Angry Grandpa wandering near their trailer eating garbage on July 4, 2010. Over the next few months, Lazy was nurtured back to health by Bridgette.
Lazy lived with Bridgette, and then with Michael when they moved into their first apartment together. Lazy lived alongside other dogs Bella and Clyde, and cat Felix. Lazy was known to occasionally fight with Bella.
It was revealed in a vlog on May 23, 2018 that Lazy had been diagnosed with congestive heart failure and prescribed medicine. Bridgette was worried about his health. Lazy passed away on July 3, 2018. Michael announced it in a tweet, with Bridgette and Kim also tweeting about it. He was 9 years old, and died the day before the 8th anniversary of meeting Bridgette.
On July 3, 2018, Michael used The Angry Grandpa page on Facebook to announce that Lazy has passed away. His quote says "Today we lost Lazy. I can't begin to express how profound of a loss this is. Not only did he sleep with Bridgette and I every night for the last 9 years but he was Bridgette's shadow. Her best friend. I will miss you buddy. Sleeping won't be the same again.". Lazy went to get a tooth extracted, and doctors put him under "heart-safe" anesthesia, but as soon as he was put under, he stopped responding.
- Michael revealed in the vlog announcing Lazy's death, that they used his adoption day as his birthday.
- Lazy was a year old before meeting Bridgette.


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Jennifer Lopez is looking smoking hot in the official video for her new single 'Dance Again'. Though we could well do without the inclusion of rent-a-rapper Pitbull here, there's no denying the newly single Ms Lopez is looking to steam up the screen on her ownsome. And a warning, she's employing a wind machine to get her point across.
Sauntering into a hall, Jen happens upon what can only be described as a human bruschetta. Semi-naked bodies almost covering the ceiling (yes, the ceiling), in much the same way pop princess Kylie did in her 'Slow' clip.
Meantime, in the other set-up, Jen finds herself in a pit of what looks like volcanic gravel for a splash of writhing and cavorting.
Back in the endlessly topsy-turvy other set-up, Jen's eyes wander towards a generously proportioned tattooed chap who's admiring from afar.
Overall, it very much feels like J-Lo flying free.

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HWB Communications founder to lead international network of independent public relations agencies
Washington, D.C. – May 11, 2016 – The Public Relations Global Network (PRGN), one of the largest international networks of leading independent public relations agencies, announced today the election of Evelyn Holtzhausen, founder and director of HWB Communications, as president. Holtzhausen will lead the worldwide network of 47 independently owned public relations agencies for the next 12 months.
"Global networks such as PRGN, that merge global thinking, innovation and insight with the most current technology and local knowledge, give member agencies an edge in serving their clients," said Holtzhausen. "Member agencies share the latest in strategic thinking, the implementation of communications campaigns and importantly, the analytical measurement of the successes they achieve."
Holtzhausen replaces Ed Stevens, CEO of Stevens Strategic Communications in Cleveland, Ohio, who served as PRGN's president for the previous 12 months.
"I am excited to watch the upcoming growth of PRGN under Evelyn's leadership," said Stevens. "PRGN allows companies and organizations around the world the opportunity to have a local agency in different markets and we've seen that presence grow over the past few years. I look forward to continuing partnerships with my PRGN colleagues, and working with Evelyn to spur on more growth for the network."
Agency members are independent, local, owner-operated public relations and communications firms that share expertise and resources, while providing broad-based comprehensive communications strategies to clients worldwide. If a company or organization is interested in the services of PRGN's local agency network, go to www.prgn.com for more information.
Independent agencies interested in joining the network, can visit the member recruitment section of the PRGN website for more information or email its membership chair, C.L. Conroy, CEO and Founder of The Conroy Martinez Group at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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"Mist in the morning is Earth's morning breath…"
― Nanette L. Avery
This morning the sky layered a misty film. The fine mist splattered at my face as I walked nearly an hour around my neighborhood. I didn't see a single soul out walking this morning. Hmm? Can't imagine why?
I was bundled and covered up, and even wore sun glasses. Not because it was sunny, but because it prevented the mist from fogging up my old eyes.
Gray skies don't bother me. My walks are my thinking time, and sometimes gloomy days reach into your soul. As I walked, I thought about what to write today. It was so misty that I thought I should write about something MISTY. Not only is it a form of precipitation, but it's an old song that had a very significant meaning to me back in '75. It was the song we danced to at our wedding. It always had a beautiful memory for me, but now…not so much. I still love the song, but now the memories and the man are gone and sometimes …I get a little "MISTY."
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One of marketers most well-kept secret is that printing allows you to take advantage of empty and undesired spaces. Trends that once were considered obsolete are being recycled and used in innovative ways.
Here are 5 reasons why marketers are going crazy over vinyl:
· New technology allows marketers to take the material to the next level. CNC Routing for example, allows to cut shapes so that the surfaces look clean and stylish by avoiding unnecessary material.
· They are more than wall decals! Removable vinyl can be used to brand almost any surface such as windows, mirrors, tables, chairs, etc.
· It is reasonably priced, period.
· Some types of vinyl are REMOVABLE! Because we all know there is only one thing a marketer loves more than branding…being able to remove the branding without side costs!
· It saves space helping with minimalist decoration. It allows marketers to use spaces in ways that do not saturate the ambiance.
Get on the vinyl movement and WOW your customers with Hello Printing Ideas!
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Table runners, mats and napkins were considered the exquisite dining style of royals as they offered a rich and sophisticated look to the dining table. Even now at this present age, people are richly fond to see their tables decorated with stylish table runner sets. But now, you can readily avail them from retain or online stores.
These dining table runners have changed the entire concept of dining and table decor. They can even bring grace to old and simple tables as they have an appealing shape. With napkins and runners, you will be able to completely change the look of your dinette.
With the change in the trend of home decor, the old royal style is replaced with a more stylish look that suits the modern day dining space. They are designed in with creative prints with the use of bright colors and high-quality fabric to provide a flawless look.
Saavra stands among the top manufacturers of printed table linens offering a wide range of table accessories comprising of table runners, place mats and napkins. Here, you can browse through a wide range of table runner sets and shop according to your exact needs. From traditional themed designs to colorful urban designs, they will certainly bring the taste of delicacy to your tables.
They are made from the finest quality cotton fabric which ensures a seamless look to your table. The cotton napkins are also ideal for wiping hands and lips after eating as they are soft and smooth to touch. You will enjoy having your food in this decor as they give a perfectly organized look. You can even use these on any kind of table whether it's made from plastic, wood or glass. Hot utensils and dishes can also be placed on these mats and runners without having to worry about shrinkage or burns. The table runner set from Saavra is the best from every perspective whether its style or functionality.
Get these dining table mats online and change the way you see your dining space.


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The degree $d$ of a Sato-Tate group is the degree of the characteristic polynomials of its elements, equivalently, the dimension of the $d\times d$ matrices it contains.
For an abelian variety $A$ over a number field, the degree $d$ of its Sato-Tate group is twice its dimension $g$ as an abelian variety (if $A=\mathrm{Jac}(C)$ is the Jacobian of a curve $C$, then $g$ is also the genus of $C$). The degree $d=2g$ is then also the degree of the characteristic polynomials of the Frobenius endomorphism of the reductions of $A$ modulo good primes.
For Artin motives, the degree of the Sato-Tate group is the same as the degree of the Artin representation (as a permutation group).
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Thursday, March 17, 2016
2016 St. Patrick's Day Stuff
There will be a shload of things happening at damn near every watering hole you'll come across, so I'll leave you to your own conquests. But there are a couple of items of note happening that you should be aware of.
Ogden's Talisman Brewing Co. is supposed to open it's bottle shop today. I say "supposed to" because they are experiencing some ticky-tack bureaucratic B.S. from one inspector. If this paragon of virtue, sees fit, Talisman will be happy to sell you some of their brand new beer today. Please call the brewery before making the trip. I tried some of their beers last night, and the suds are quite good. I was most impressed with Promontory Pale Ale and the Dagda IPA. Look for The Kreation Krystalweizen, Bel's Fury Red Ale, Iron Age Oatmeal Stout and Uplifted Scottish Ale as well.
If you haven't had a chance to try Proper Brewing yet this would be the perfect time. The beer is flowing, the pub is open and the burgers kill.
Part 2 of Round One continues for another 24 hours (as of this writing) urge every beer drinker you know to support their favorite beers. Part 3 of Round One begins first thing Friday morning.
Slainte' and have a safe St. Patrick's Day!
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Wanting to lose weight as quickly as possible is pretty much a given for many. So what about losing weight from a specific part of your body - your thighs for example? Is it just certain exercises alongside a reduction in calories?
At one point or another, many of us will have tried to diet to lose weight. It seems a simple equation - you need to burn more calories than you take in from your food and drinks. Yet many of us really struggle to lose weight fast the healthy way.
Experts stress that the best way to lose weight is not by embarking on fad or crash diets, or by going exercise-mad, as the body tends to respond better to slower, longer term changes when it comes to the food that we eat and the exercise that we take.
If you want to lose weight the healthy way, you will need to forget about quick solution diets and instead think about making long term changes to your lifestyle in general. The first point to take into consideration is your energy needs in relation to weight loss.
Always remember to introduce a new diet slowly to avoid adverse effects. Your body uses food as its main source of energy and any excess energy is stored as fat. In short, this means that if you eat more food a day than your body actually needs in order to perform your daily activities and cell maintenance, you will put on weight.
Therefore, you will need to reduce the amount of calories that you are eating, as well as increasing your levels of activity in order to see fast weight loss results. Starting with the food side of things, you will ideally need to keep a daily log of your eating habits.
Foods that are very high in fat and sugar should naturally be avoided, whereas your fruit and vegetable intake should be increased. Certain foods can be eaten in small portions (i.e.. bread and pasta) and they can even help to keep your energy levels up via slow-releasing carbohydrates. However, complex carbohydrates should be limited if you are trying to diet.
The same rule applies to exercise, don't be tempted to hit the gym 7 days a week immediately, you could end up causing more damage to your body than good. Gradually build up your exercise via easy activities such as walking and swimming, 3 times a week. As your fitness levels and stamina increase, you can introduce new methods; in particular aerobics is known to be a great fat-burning activity. If you make a solid plan and stick to it, you should find that you lose weight and that it stays off.
It doesn't matter how disciplined we are with our diets and exercise plans, the majority of people will have at least one area of their body that they are unhappy with; and for many women, this is the thigh area. However, it is possible to lose weight in thighs by following a few simple exercises each day.
Over time, you will find that you lose weight in your thighs and also improve your fitness levels in general. So, what kind of exercises can help you to lose weight in thighs? Here are a few great tips.
The first tip is to try using a jump rope (sometimes called a skipping rope) a few times a week. Jump ropes are great for exercising the thighs while also serving as a brilliant warm-up or cool-down exercise technique. Try to alternately jump your legs and change your jogging pace for the best possible results and bend your knees and keep your back straight to reduce the 'landing' impact on the rest of your body.
As you get fitter, you can progress to jumping with both legs at the same time and pick up the pace a little.
Next, to help lose weight in your thighs you could try riding an exercise bike (or a real bike!), swimming, jogging or going for regular brisk walks. All of these activities are brilliant aerobic exercises that will not only help you to trim your thighs but will also be of great benefit to your whole body.
To avoid getting bored with your exercise routine, think about doing a different activity every other day; as you become stronger and fitter you should be able to exercise for longer and with more ease.
Squats are also brilliant for trimming down the thighs, so try performing squat exercises three times a week. To squat correctly, start by standing completely upright with your feet shoulder-width apart on the floor. Slowly bend your knees until your thighs are parallel to the ground. Next, slowly return back to standing position; don't rush squats and make sure that you keep your breathing regular as you perform this exercise.
Start with 10 repetitions and increase this over time as you build up endurance. If you keep up regular exercise and also maintain a healthy diet, you should soon start to see a huge difference in your thigh area; it really is worth the effort!


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Category Archives: Exploratory 6
After School Activity
Two strengths I have when I organise are that I mange my time well. I never forget to do my homework and I always have time to do it. I also get extra time. Sometimes I have to wait for my brother, so I go to the library and I do my homework which I manage to complete. My second strength is that I do all my homework. I use google classroom and sometimes tiny calendar so I never forget to do any homework.
Two things I need to improve on is that I should remember what to put in my bag. I sometimes forget to put my notebooks or something important in my bag so I can't do my homework. So I have to do it on my iPad or something. Another thing I could improve on is keeping my locker organised. It is so messy that sometimes I pick up the wrong thing and I take that to class. So I need to keep my locker organised and neat.
A goal I have for the next six weeks is that I keep my locker organised and before I go home, I will check my bag to see if I have everything I need. That is my goal, to keep my locker organised and check my bag before I go home.
Delhi Out And About Final Reflection
For The Delhi And The Seven Cities I think me and my partner did well. I really got to know about the city I studied for. We researched about one city and we were really productive.
The Kahoot was good and I got to know a lot about technology. Me and my partner made a really good Kahoot. And along with making good questions we learnt a lot about technology our selves.
I knew a lot about Gandhi already but after the project I got to know more. We researched about his childhood and I didn't know about his visit to South Africa. I think me and my partner made a good movie. We really got a lot of information in the movie even though it was only five minutes.
For Old Delhi I enjoyed the bus ride. I liked seeing the transition between New Delhi to Old Delhi. Red Fort was really nice and I got some good picture. But I was disappointed we couldn't get off the bus.
My trip to India Gate and the Parliment house was good. I have seen India Gate before but not the Parliment house. We were supposed to be really quiet and respectful. I learnt some more about the history of India Gate.
I knew a lot about Gandhi but the Gandhi Meseum helped me understand about Gandhi's childhood. I got to understand about his beliefs and how he lived. I think the meseum helped me understand more about Gandhi. We saw his house so I now know that he didn't wear fancy clothes and more about that stuff.
Dilli Haat was really crowded and filled with things. There was a lot if stuff made out of different matirials. Everything was very different than what you will get in shops in New Delhi.
In the metro ride we went on the metro and experienced what daily life at the metro is. It was emptier than I expected and I have never been on a metro in Delhi. The trip was exciting because it was new for me.
My favourite trip was Dilli Haat because there was so much stuff. We could even buy it. It was very interesting how everybody acted and what kinds of things there were to buy. It was crowded but that is probably because there were a lot of goods. As you can see in the pictures below, there was a lot of different things.
I also liked the visit the Red Fort. We couldn't get out of the bus but I still took a good picture. The Red Fort was beautiful. I already knew about Red Fort because that was one of my research projects but I never seen it so close up and in person.
This was in the Gandhi Meseum
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Delhi Out and About Reflection
How is this exploratory helping you in understanding Delhi's historical background, architecture, culture, and traditions followed?
When we do projects it sticks to my head. We study about different things. I understand about the technology and a few places because I've done projects on them. I did a Kahoot on technology which helped me understand technology in India. I studied a city in Delhi called Shahjahanabad, I learned about the places and the rulers. I had to do research about it and then present it. I didn't know about any cities in Delhi before. So I had to research about the history, we worked with partners. We divided our tasks.
(Talk about the research you did for the slideshow on "Delhi and its Seven Cities", and kahoot. Describe your experience about the two projects mentioned.)
2. Express your views about the field trips taken so far. (Constructive feedback, like how did it help you with your learning).
When we went to Gandhi Smriti, I knew about him but not that much. I knew that he was important but I didn't know about his early life. When I went to Old Delhi I saw Red Fort, I got to see a close-up. Also I got see the shops and things in Chandni Chowk. It was really cramped but there was so much stuff that was going on.
3. Describe one exciting memory from class based on the projects or the trips attended.
I really liked when we did the Kahoots, it was really fun. Along with having fun, we were learning at the same time. That's an exciting memory.
The cuneiform was really hard. It wasn't showing very good on the clay. I can't believe that before there were pictures which would have been harder And it would have taken much longer. I think the cuneiform is important to communicate with others, it was the first form of writing. If it didn't exist then no one would be able to write, not even today. It would have made life harder for us without writing. That's why it is important to us today.
Digital Citizenship
I have taken away that we need to be careful of what we post online and be aware that when you post some something online then you can't take it back. We need to respect other people. And to protect we should be the only user of the iPad and not share our passwords. Also the iPad is a learning tool.


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Our means-tested Bursary programme really does have a significant impact on the lives of pupils and we are proud of our tradition of supporting those who need it, to ensure the unique experience a Clayesmore education delivers can be available to all. We have no endowment and the demand for bursary support is greater than ever. Your support will give the gift of a Clayesmore education to a child who otherwise would not have the benefit of it.
Funding a Bursary with Regular Giving
What is a Bursary?
A Bursary is an award of financial support to a pupil to help towards paying school and boarding fees. The school aims to be a place where all students can thrive, regardless of means. Applications are assessed by the Director of Finance and Operations and agreed by a Bursary Committee.
How is a Bursary different from a Scholarship?
A Scholarship is awarded based on the the merit of the student in a certain faculty of school life: this could be either sport, music or academia, and they are awarded at the Head's discretion. Bursaries, however, are given to those who require financial aid. Parents may apply for assistance and a Bursary Committee review applications to ensure awards are as fair as possible and also within the means of the school
Will my child be eligible for a Bursary?
Several factors come into consideration when deciding whether or not your child will receive a Bursary, such as the financial situation of both parents and the potential benefits for the child. After acquiring this information, the Bursary Committee will decide whether or not your child will be granted a Bursary. All applications are rigorously means tested and reviewed on an annual basis, ensuring that the selection process is as fair as can be and that it caters to those who need it most.


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Real Christmas trees
Help us support St Elizabeth Hospice by popping into one of their shops and asking for a special offer Christmas tree & wreath postcard.
Postcards also available from Woodbridge Cancer Research UK shop.
Winter 2019/20
Visit our Suffolk plant centre this winter and you will find a superb choice of plants alongside friendly, knowledgeable service.
Among the best plants for winter flowers are Primlets, Primroses, Polyanthus, Bellis, Cyclamen and Christmas Hyacinths.
Pick up freshly potted Roses at the special price of £6 each - available from late November .
Hedging is available to order and we also have much more besides!
Gift plants & more
Other seasonal highlights include
:: Christmas Wreaths -plain & decorated
:: Gift plants for indoors & out
:: Gift Vouchers - also available to buy online
We will be open 10am to 4pm every day up to and including Sunday 22rd December.
Christmas trees can be delivered to the following Suffolk towns and villages:
Ipswich, Felixstowe, Woodbridge, Newbourne, Akenham, Castle Hill, Westbourne, Westerfield, Kesgrave, Martlesham Heath, Rushmere St Andrew, Brightwell Heath, Aldham, Bildeston, Bird Street, Brettenham, Chelsworth, Elmsett, Great Bricett, Hadleigh, Hitcham, Kersey, Kettlebaston, Lindsey, Milden, Monks Eleigh, Naughton, Nedging, Raydon, Semer, Shelley, Swingleton Green, Upper Layham, Wattisham, Whatfield, Wicker Street Green, Belstead, Bramford, Burstall, Chattisham, Copdock, Duke Street, Flowton, Hintlesham, Little Blakenham, Offton, Somersham, Sproughton, Washbrook, Willisham, Brightwell, Bucklesham, Falkenham, Kirton, Levington, Nacton, Trimley St Martin, Trimley St Mary, Walton, Old Felixstowe, Lavenham, Great Waldingfield, Boxford, Witnesham, Otley, Coddenham, Claydon, Barking, Great Blakenham, Martlesham, Waldringfield, Melton, Wickham Market, Marlesford, Pettistree, Bealings, Grundisburgh, Clopton, Hasketon, Tuddenham.


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Villa el Sueno with panoramic sea views & private heated pool, Puerto del Carmen Old Town, Lanzarote
- Type: Villa
- Sleeps: 7 (3 Bedrooms)
- Nearest Beach: Playa Chica (1.2 km)
- Change Over Day: Flexible
- Non smoking only
- suitable for children
- Pets not allowed
- kids club available
SAVE 10% ON A BREAK AT SUENO 4-11 APRIL 2020. Was £1885, now only £1791 for 2 people. Villa sleeps 7, extra guests only £105 each
Villa el Sueño (the Dream) is a rare find for those looking for a Lanzarote villa. Set on a corner plot in a cliff top location. Situated in the most prestigious residential area in Puerto del Carmen (known as Risco Prieto), the villa has stunning panoramic sea views over the harbour and out to Fuerteventura. The harbour is just a 10 minute walk away along the coastal walkway and the supermarket is 5 minutes away.
The villa has extensive terracing both shaded and sunny for you to enjoy the wonderful views. The large covered shaded area is perfect for al-fresco dining. Sunbeds and an umbrella are provided for relaxing around the pool. The solar heated pool is electrically heated in the winter months November to April inclusive and there is a safety gate to keep young children away from the pool.
There are superb views out across the terrace, pool and the sea from the bay windows of the beautiful lounge. The living accommodation is semi-open plan. There is an archway from the lounge through to the newly installed kitchen/diner. The large pillared entrance hall leads through to the lounge, kitchen and bedroom area.
There are three large bedrooms, one double and two twin rooms. All the bathrooms have been refurbished, two are en-suite, one with shower and one with bath and shower over. The third bathroom is a magnificent large room with top of the range fittings and a very large walk in shower.
The villa has free WiFi and there is air conditioning in the bedrooms (coin operated). If you are looking for a luxury villa in Lanzarote this magnificent villa with panoramic sea views has got to be one of the best villa locations in Puerto del Carmen. Stay here and you too can enjoy the Dream!
Images of Villa El Sueno With Panoramic Sea Views & Private Heated Pool, Puerto Del Carmen Old Town, Lanzarote
The Lanzarote Region
Lanzarote is situated just 70 miles off the coast of Africa and is the most easterly of the Canary Islands. The island is 37 miles (60km) long and 12 miles (20 km) wide, making it the fourth largest island in the Canaries.
Lanzarote enjoys a mild dry climate with average daytime temperatures ranging from about 21°C in January to 29°C in August. Annual rainfall is just 140mm (5.5 inches). This makes Lanzarote the perfect year-round destination.
As with the other Canary Islands, Lanzarote is Volcanic in origin. Due to the recent eruptions during the 18th and 19th Centuries, many parts of Lanzarote appear to be from another world, often described as 'lunar' or 'Martian', so much so that parts of 'Planet of the Apes' were shot here. The dry climate (and lack of erosion) means that the Volcanic Landscape appears much as it did just after the eruptions.
Amongst the many stunning Volcanic features of Lanzarote is the longest Volcanic Tunnel in the world, the Atlantida Tunnel, which is over 7 km long and includes the La Cueva de los Verdes and Jameos del Agua.
Despite the Volcanic nature of the island, Lanzarote has several beautiful white beaches such as at Playa Blanca and Papagayo.
Local authority regulations on the amount and style of development mean that there is no billboard advertising and no high rise buildings in Lanzarote (with the exception of the Grand Hotel in Arrecife).
Puerto del Carmen Area
The Old Town is set around the harbour and offers a huge selection of excellent restaurants with freshly caught fish often a speciality. A variety of boat trips can be taken from the harbour including fishing trips and pleasure cruises. There is a Dive school on the Chica beach for the more adventurous.The area is popular for strolling and a popular pastime is watching the men on the water front playing boules in the evenings. The Old Town is well served with shops and the new Biosfere shopping centre hosting such well known names as Zara and Timberland is a pleasure to visit – a good place to cool off on a hot day because it is air conditioned. This villa is located in a very upmarket area of Old Carmen.
You are only a 15 minute walk to Puerto del Carmen, this lively resort has a beach road with shops, bars and restaurants along one side and a wide beach of golden sand with a promenade along the other. There are sunbeds and umbrellas for hire for those who wish to relax or water sports for those who seek more activity. A variety of sports including tennis and squash are available at the sports centre near the Fariones Hotel. The Puerto del Carmen beaches fly the Blue Flag awarded by the EEC for cleanliness and lack of contamination.
18 hole Lanzarote Golf is a five minute drive away on the edge of Puerto del Carmen, on the road to Tias.
There is Go Kart racing is about 15 minute drive from the villa.
The sea water park on the Puerto del Carmen main beach is excellent fun and is very popular with families with young and older children.
Rancho Texas is an water and animal amusement park, where you can swim with sea lions, ride a horse, watch a bird of prey show and see beautiful white tigers and parrots.
Timanfaya Mountain is well worth a visit, the site of the volcano, with much of the landscape looking as it did after the eruptions hundreds of years ago.
Getting There
Fly to Arrecife from all major airports in UK: Gatwick, Luton, Stansted, Birmingham, Manchester, Bournemouth, Cardiff, Glasgow and many more.
Airlines include, BA, Ryan Air, Easyjet, Jet2, Thomas Cook and Monarch.
Car hire is relatively cheap in Lanzarote. A hire car is the best option for discovering the remote wilderness regions. It only takes about 40 minutes to cross the entire island from North to South by car, and about 25 minutes across.
We offer an airport transfer service run by a reliable local company who will meet you at Lanzarote airport. They will transport you by minibus to your villa or apartment. On your departure day, at a pre-arranged time, they will collect you and return back to the airport for your flight home.
Nearest Travel Links
- Airport: Arrecife (11 km)
- Ferry: water taxi to Puerto Calero and ferry to Fuerteventura (.5 km)
Rental Details
The pool is solar heated all year round and electrically heated for you from November - April inclusive. Just ask if you would like a price for adding pool heating to one of our villas during the summer months.
Suitable types of Holiday Puerto del Carmen
- Fishing
- Golf course is on site or within 15mins walk
- Golf Course
- Horse riding
- Tennis courts
- Water Park
- Watersports
- Sailing
- Mountain Biking
- Skiing
- Diving
- Swimming
- Walking
- Surfing
- Waterskiing
- Windsurfing
- Hill Walking
- Cultural holiday
- Wine tasting
- Local cuisine
- Relaxation
Exterior Details
Prices include pool electrically heated from November to April inclusive.
Exterior Facilities in Villa El Sueno With Panoramic Sea Views & Private Heated Pool, Puerto Del Carmen Old Town, Lanzarote
- Balcony/Terrace
- Private garden
- Private outdoor swimming pool
Interior Details
The villa has a 42inch plasma TV. USB port to accomodate MP3 players etc.
The villa has three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
Facilities in Villa El Sueno With Panoramic Sea Views & Private Heated Pool, Puerto Del Carmen Old Town, Lanzarote
- Air conditioning
- Central heating
- Cooker
- Dish washer
- Freezer
- Fridge
- Hairdryer
- Highchair
- Internet access
- Iron
- Kettle
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"Casino guests who are willing to risk their own personal reputation and spread positive word-of-mouth advertising about a casino are guest advocates and the degree to which a property has advocates is a highly reliable predictor of future growth."
"Listening also improves communication between you and your guests and good communication is essential to providing guests with the service they desire."
"Always start the day with a positive attitude. Create a bright attitude by listening to upbeat music, exercising in the morning, playing with your children or pets and avoiding stressful situations whenever possible. Maintaining a positive attitude is one simple technique for creating top-notch customer service that will set your casino apart from the competition."
"No matter what your guest satisfaction surveys say ââ¬â even if satisfaction is in the stratosphere ââ¬â it doesn't matter. Research doesn't support the concept that customer satisfaction predicts growth."


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1. DIY Crafts: Want to bring out the crafty side of your child's creativity but don't know where to go to find ideas? PINTEREST is your best friend when it comes to easy, kid-friendly DIY crafts. And with just the cost of a few dollars at Michael's or Hobby Lobby, you'll be well on your way! Be sure to take a photo of your child and their finished craft to add on the memories.
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Background: Disorders of androgen synthesis are rare causes of 46,XY disorder of sex development (DSD) that present with undervirilization or sex reversal.
Objective: A history of a female adolescent with 46,XY DSD, initially suspected to have complete androgen insensitivity is presented.
Methods: Patient history was obtained from the medical records. Urinary steroid profile was preformed using gas chromatography/mass spectrometry. The genetic analysis was performed by TruSight One sequencing panel using MiSeq desktop sequencer.
Results: The patient with prenatal karyotype 46,XY, born with female genital appearance, was first evaluated 3 days postnatally. She was found not to have Mullerian structures; the gonads were located in inguinal regions, with the ultrasound appearance of testes, and were left in situ. Testosterone (T) and dihydrotestosterone (DHT) were detected by immunoassay (T 0.6 nmol/L, DHT 1.1 nmol/L), and complete androgen insensitivity was suspected. No mutations or deletions in AR and SRD5A2 genes were identified. At presentation she was 12 years old and had no clinical signs of puberty or virilisation, but gonadotropins were in pubertal range (basal luteinizing hormone (LH) 5 kIU/L, peak 43,3 kIU/L). Adrenal androgen levels were very low basally and with adrenocorticotropin stimulation (T<0.1 nmol/L, dehydroepiandrosterone sulfate 0.5 μmol/L, androstenedione 0.2 nmol/L). There were no signs of gonadal failure (basal follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) 2,3 kIU/L, peak FSH 4,5 kIU/L, Inhibin B 361 ng/L), salt loosing, salt retention or hypocorticism. The level of 17-OH progesterone was borderline elevated. No suspicious changes in the gonads were detected by ultrasound during regular follow-up. Urinary steroid metabolome analysis by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS) showed increased 17- deoxygenated steroids, normal glucocorticoids and subnormal sex hormones pointing to a general weakness of the 17-hydroxylase/17,20-lyase system with strongly impaired lyase function. This constellation was highly suspicious of isolated 17,20-lyase deficiency. Targeted genetic analysis showed that the patient is compound heterozygote for CYP17A1 gene (NM_000102: c.1040G>A (p.R347H; rs61754278) in exon 6 and NM_000102: c.1247G>A (p.R416H; rs104894155) in exon 8). Both variants are classified as pathogenic in ClinVar database.
Conclusion: A disorder of androgen synthesis due to isolated 17,20-lyase deficiency was identified in a patient with complete sex reversal. Unlike immunoassays,GC-MS urinary steroid metabolome analysis is independent of cross reactivity and also due to its high differential diagnostic potential is extremely helpful in the delineation of DSD.
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Taking theatrical exhibition into your own hands, literally
Despite winning accolades, director Hugh Gibson says no one in Canada wants to distribute The Stairs, which tells the story of people who survived decades of street involvement
On a clear, sunny evening this past June, I stood admiring the enchanting inner harbour of Victoria. As a gentle sea breeze traced the shimmering waves, I strolled to a nearby cinema to present my film, The Stairs. There, I learned a pearl of film-distribution wisdom: Good weather sucks for business.
That evening, only the most dedicated cinephiles were prepared to sacrifice sunshine and fresh air in favour of my intimate documentary and its humanizing look at addiction. Since premiering at the Toronto International Film Festival in 2016, and after nearly a year self-exhibiting the film around Canada and the globe, this was the first sparsely attended screening I had witnessed.
So this was why, I thought, despite winning awards and critical acclaim, no one in Canada wants to distribute it. I could practically hear F. Murray Abraham's words from Inside Llewyn Davis: "I don't see a lot of money here." I'd expended considerable resources on promotion, arranging guest speakers and travel. A pit formed in my stomach. Then I met a nurse from Nanaimo.
She had made the 90-minute drive, teenage daughter in tow, just to see the film. Aside from nursing, she also does volunteer outreach and community organizing: she was sure others back home would like the film. A few months later, I presented The Stairs to a packed auditorium in Nanaimo. She had connected with others to make it happen. Another pearl of wisdom: get to know more nurses.
Her dedication was hardly surprising. She belongs to a community that is combatting the harmful effects of stigma and discrimination, as Canada faces an epidemic more severe than at the height of the AIDS crisis. The Stairs tells the five-year journey of people who survived decades of street involvement. They use their experience with addiction and sex work to ease the paths of others. For many, the film offers a surprising view that challenges preconceptions; humanizing lifestyles that are dehumanized.
Distribution furthers the conversation. I partner with agencies and ensure representation from people with lived experiences. Despite reams of coverage, we seldom hear their voices. Their presence is essential and enriching. I've met extraordinary people, from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside, to Montreal, Halifax and Ottawa, where volunteers operated a life-saving overdose prevention tent for three months – without a penny of government support – while locals heaped on threats, intimidation and bags of manure.
Still, travelling the country, I've seen a pervasive thirst for change. It's a movement . Of course, movements don't always pay. Fortunately, Telefilm Canada did. Thus, I'm self-releasing The Stairs and people can watch it in cinemas (upcoming dates below). It's not glamorous. I take public transit to the airport. I stay with friends. But I get to see people connect with the film, which is like a high of its own. And I make a living.
I don't do it alone. As with making the film, I'm surrounded by a small, dedicated team of cinephiles and friends. The graphic designer and I have been close since Grade 1. His poster design was assisted by his daughter. Their efforts received the ultimate compliment – people constantly try to steal it.
When the film played in Toronto, it was bootlegged. We had to laugh. In a way, it's flattering (see: poster). If you're dealing with theft, at least you're getting noticed. One of the film's subjects, Roxanne, is frequently recognized. As I write this, Roxanne and I are at Pearson International Airport (overheard in line: "Oh, my God! It's the prostitute from The Stairs!"). We're en route to show the film in India. At the age of 50, it's the first time Roxanne has owned a passport. She brought two suitcases. One has only shoes.
Who knows how audiences will react in India. It varies by location. In Argentina: shock. South Korea: surprise. In Baltimore, some found it quaint (remarked one viewer, "Nice how the Canadians have due process"). A common thread has been empathy toward the subjects – admiration for their strength, resilience and striving to help each other. Turns out the Nanaimo nurse isn't unusual; those situations happen frequently. I've witnessed it for years.
Returning to Vancouver Island, the crowds were great (the weather didn't even suck). Even so, the logistics and realities of distribution usually overshadow any enjoyment of the cinematic experience or sense of accomplishment. But when the lights went down in that Nanaimo auditorium, I stepped away from the business and just took in the moment. I had only seen my film once before with an audience: at the world premiere, over a year ago. This time, I stood in the back and watched. I thought – I made that.
The Stairs plays the Winnipeg Cinematheque Nov. 30 through Dec. 3; Calgary's Plaza Theatre, Jan. 19-25; Edmonton's Metro Cinema, Jan. 21; Regina's Public Library Theatre, Jan. 25-28; Halifax's Carbon Arc Cinema, Feb. 17; and Montreal's Cinémathèque Québécoise, March 19-22. More information at thestairsdoc.com.


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Can your toilet do that?!
How many day-to-day things do more than a basic function? Phones, for example: you don't just make calls, but take pictures, send messages, surf the 'net. Printers scan and copy. Camers don't just take photos, they video.
And in our case, the toilet doesn't just serve as somewhere to relieve your bladder or bowel…
It will wash you after. It will dry you. It will do so effectively. You can choose (within reason!) how/where it washes you. You can choose the softness of the seat. You can choose the size of the seat. You can choose how you operate it. You can choose what height you want. You can choose what supports you want. It can fit perfectly whether you are small child or someone significantly larger.
Can your toilet do that…?


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Oxford students honoured for their volunteer work
Six Oxford University students have received Vice-Chancellor's Civic Awards in recognition of their exceptional volunteer work in the community and the wider world.
The awards recognise students who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in and commitment to volunteering, highlighting the positive impact of Oxford students locally, nationally and internationally.
This year's winners are Tatiana Cutts, Neil Howard, Elise Klein, Joshua Oware, Abi Sriharan and Helen Willis.
They received their awards at the Encaenia Rhodes House lunch hosted by the Vice-Chancellor.
Professor Andrew Hamilton, Vice-Chancellor of the University, said: 'It is important that Oxford continues its vital partnership with the community and encourages student volunteering.
'As a world-leading institution, Oxford should expect to make a major impact on the world beyond its main achievements in teaching and research.
'Recognising students who show a commitment to improving the quality of life for others will help to promote active citizenship in the local community and the wider world.'
Tatiana Cutts, a law graduate student at Keble College, has worked extensively around mental health and co-founded the Oxford University Student Union's 'Mind Your Head' campaign.
Neil Howard, a development studies graduate student at St Hilda's College, has been heavily involved in democratising access to education. Among his projects is the People's Political Economy network, which aims to bridge town-gown divides.
Elise Klein, a development studies graduate student at St Antony's College, founded the Mali Initiative, an NGO that works to assist communities with sustainable development.
Joshua Oware, a geography undergraduate at Jesus College, has been heavily involved in educational empowerment, fair access and opportunity initiatives specifically related to issues of race equality.
Abi Sriharan, an evidence-based health care graduate student at Kellogg College, is one of the founding directors of the International Pediatric Emergency Medicine Elective, which teaches medical students how to engage in cross-border projects in conflict regions.
Helen Willis, a physiology and psychology undergraduate at St John's College, has worked tirelessly for several years to increase awareness of cochlear implantation issues and motivate young deaf people to aim higher.
Nominations for the Vice-Chancellor's Civic Awards are made through the website of Oxford Hub, the organisation responsible for connecting the University's students with charitable causes.
Adam Grodecki, co-founder and chairman of Oxford Hub, said: 'Oxford students have a reputation for excelling at activities beyond their academic studies, such as sport and music, which is partly because the University recognises and supports these pursuits.
'Civic engagement and volunteering are equally important, which is why I am delighted the Vice-Chancellor is recognising the efforts and achievements of exceptional Oxford students engaged in making a positive difference in the community.'


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Sadly, we've all been trained to make the most harmful online dating mistake of all. This almost universal mistake blocks us from finding love while tricking us into thinking that love is right around the corner! Learn just what this mistake is, and what to do about it. If you're doing online dating, do not miss this!
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- The Pre-design That Triggered The Online Dating Mistake
- How Testing the Waters Lead To An Online Dating Mistake
- The Next Syndrome: A Phenomenal Online Dating Mistake
Episode Introduction: Online Dating Mistake
There's one powerful mistake that we are sculpted to make in our online dating lives that actually keeps us away from love. When we change that, we dramatically increase our chances of using online dating to actually find love. Stay tuned to this episode of the deeper dating podcast to learn what that is.
Hello everybody and welcome to The Deeper Dating Podcast. I'm Ken Page and I'm a psychotherapist and the author of the best selling book, Deeper Dating. And today I'm going to talk about how you can approach your online dating life so that it can lead you more directly to love, steer you away from pain, and actually bring you wisdom and intimacy insights and heal your life in the process.
Because the skills of real dating are nothing more than the skills of intimacy. And the skills of intimacy are the greatest skills of all for a happy life. So I think you're going to be hearing some really exciting and important ideas in this episode, and in the following episode.
And if you want to learn more about how the deeper dating path can help lead you to real intimacy, just go to deeperdatingpodcast.com and if you sign up for my mailing list, you'll get free gifts and you'll learn more about how to use these ideas to transform your intimacy journey.
And you'll find complete transcripts of every episode as well on that site. I also want to thank everybody who has left me reviews because there have just been the most amazing reviews and I cannot thank you enough for that.
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And if you like what you're hearing today, if you could leave me a review and subscribe that would be just wonderful. Also, everything I share in this podcast is educational in nature. It's not medical advice, it's not treatment for any condition. And if you're experiencing any kind of serious psychological or psychiatric conditions, please seek professional help. So let's jump in.
This is really important and hugely, currently relevant material. So online dating, such a huge subject and some people only do online dating because of its benefits and some people won't touch it because of its flaws. And there really are good reasons for both.
I find as a psychotherapist and a coach that one of the most powerful ways that people avoid finding love is through compulsive, online dating. And paradoxically, one of the most powerful tools that exists in this day and age for finding love is online dating.
So in this episode I'm going to talk about what I consider to be perhaps the biggest problem with online dating. The biggest way in which online dating actually sculpts and creates and generates loneliness. And in the next episode I'm going to talk about what to do about that. I want to talk a little bit about what to do about that in this episode as well. So as not to leave people hanging. But I think this is an incredibly, really rich, rich concept.
Using Your Online Dating Experience in Two Different Ways
They say what fires together wires together, and online dating actually wires circuitry within us that keeps us away from love in very, very concrete ways. And we need to know what those ways are so we can actively work against them.
And that's what I'm going to be talking about because you can use your online dating experience in two different ways. You can use it to intensify the behaviors that you do that lead you away from the kind of love that you dream of or you can use online dating to actually grow in your ability to have intimacy.
Because this is the bottom line and it's the heart and soul of everything I teach. The way we date needs to be making us more skilled at love. The lessons that we need to be learning are the lessons that are going to help us when we're in a relationship to hold that relationship to its highest possibility to grow and to sustain intimacy.
Identifying the Source and Pruning the Field
If we're not deeply growing in intimacy skills through the way that we're dating, then we're not dating right. And this arena is one where we can do really, really conscious work. So, first of all, I think that online dating is designed, consciously or unconsciously, to keep us engaged in the search without finding love.
It is true that the owners of these sites stop making money when we find a relationship. But it's also true that they make their sites more sexy and more exciting by keeping up the dopamine rush of the next possibility….. the "NEXT" possibility. And it's that "next" syndrome that really plagues so much of our dating lives and is the cause of so much jerky behavior.
Why did that person just disappear? Well, they disappeared because there's 50 "next's" right after you. So that's part of how online dating is built. It's exciting. It's exciting to see who's interested in us. It's exciting to know that there is a giant and vast pool of super sexy, super interesting love potential candidates just waiting there for us.
And who knows what we'd stick our fishing rod in the water, what we're going to pull up next. And we are enticed by the possibility of our "scratch-the-itch" type, the type that we are so interested in.
And that's why we love, love, love to go back to the sites, back to the apps because of that possibility. It's so exciting to find somebody new and sexy and to have a new love interest, that's just so exciting. And that, then, on some level becomes the goal because when you take the next steps, they're boring, they're frustrating, they're scary in at least some ways.
What Fires Together Wires Together
But this is pure deliciousness. So we begin to develop a new circuitry because what fires together wires together, and there's a dopamine rush. There's a rush of excitement in grabbing what we want. Slight detour – some people experience this intensely if they have porn addictions, they will search and search and search.
They will hunt for that just right person, that just right act, that just right moment in a scene, and it will feel real to them. Success will be finding that, and then there's this entire thrill of the hunt, but it's nothing. It gives us nothing.
And so too, with online dating, the excitement of, "Wow, A potential new person." It's just pure delight. There's a sense of hope, a sense of expectation, a sense of sexiness.
And that then actually becomes a reward unto itself, so that unconsciously we get sculpted to seek that joy instead of a relationship because it's so much easier and it's so much prettier and it's so much shinier because someone who's not real is always easier than someone who's real.
And another little segue way here – A few years back, I was interviewed for an article on a new generation of apps where you actually fall in love with the virtual person and have an entire relationship with them.
That becomes your primary relationship and they learn the things you want to hear, the things that you want to be able to say to them and how they should respond. Their responses get sculpted and everything is robotic, but it feels like beautiful, safe, real love. And that captures so much of the essence of how we are sculpted in our online dating life. The thrill of the hunt becomes its own entity.
Malnourished Romance
And there was a Star Trek episode that a friend of mine told me about. I don't know the exact details, but it was something about how there was food, but the food felt like food and it made you full. But there was no real nutrition, there was nothing in it, like no sustenance. So you'd be full all the time, but you would literally be dying of starvation.
And in a sense when we get lost in an online world without taking very specific actions, which further the process to get it out of those loops and into real-time, our loneliness builds and builds in a deep down level underneath.
Even though we're getting sated, we're getting fulfilled by those successes of people being interested in us who we're excited by. But let's just think about this for a minute, and I'm leaving hookups completely out of this. But there you are at any given point online and there's somebody who maybe could interest you.
They may not be your total scratch-the-itch type, but they seem interesting, they seem possible. But there's like countless new people waiting behind that person. Countless potential swipes that you can do.
So you've got somebody right in front of you who's within the realm of possibility, but they may not be your exact type. That's number one, so they're a little less exciting, let's say. Even though this might be your soulmate, what would you have to do?
You would have to interact with them, you would have to read their profile, you would have to slow down the speed of everything. You would have to interact and see what they're like, maybe they're jerks, maybe they ignore you or reject you or hurt your feelings.
How Jumping to the "Next" Can Be an Online Dating Mistake
Then let's say you get to the point where you actually communicate with them on the phone or via texting. And that communication can be creepy, it can be tiring, it's time-consuming. The person might be a jerk, they might be scary, they might fall for you really quickly and then you realize you're not interested and then you have to hurt their feelings.
Then you have to set up a time to meet and you could be wasting your time. They could be not right for you, you could get there and you see that you're totally not attracted to them. And there's always someone a million times more attractive right in the next swipe. right in the next profile.
And so you think maybe, well I'll get back to this person at a later time, but you never really do because you keep searching because it's easier. And there's less chance of risk that way, there's still the potential of a super exciting next. And at this stage, none of these nexts demand, any kind of work whatsoever.
So I just want to talk a little bit now about that "scratch-the-itch" person because that's really our big deal here. So imagine your attractions, the people who turn you on and don't. And imagine there's a spectrum and the people who are at the really, really low end – the zeros, the ones, the twos.
You just know that you are not attracted to them and you pretty much never will be. And then there's the mid-range people where there could be a spark, but those people just they aren't as exciting really. It's going to take a little bit more work to get yourself to take those steps.
Swiping Left And Missing Your Soulmate
Unfortunately, that's where so much of the gold might lie. Somebody I know said to me, he said, it's just the strangest thing you're swiping, swiping, swiping, and you're swiping left, you're swiping left, you're swiping left. And then all of a sudden… And you're doing it so quick, you could have swiped left on your next soulmate.
And he said, it's so poignant to think of that, and I think that that's so true. So getting back to this then there are the people who were the eights and the nines and the tens. Those are the people that you're like, "Oh my God, I really want to get this person to be interested in me." You are unequivocally sexually attracted to them. There is this spark of like, "Yeah, that's who I'm looking for."
There's a few interesting points here, but one of them is this, couple's research shows that the people who turn you on in that fierce way often do so because they embody the worst characteristics of your primary caregivers or the people who have injured you the most or withheld their love from you in the most painful ways, and something inside of you wants to go back to that scene of the crime and get that person to love you right.
Now this is so subtle, it's so subtle you might not even be able to articulate what it is about this person. Some kind of subtle musculature in their lips and around their eyes, a look that they have, something, that somehow unconsciously tells you this person's not going to be available or they're going to be almost available.
When the Scratch-The-Itch Type Takes the Backseat
And there's really very few things more compelling than getting someone who almost really, really loves you. Who does really care about you, but not enough to commit or has good character traits, but then also ones that really, really don't work and you want to fix them, you want to repair that. That's really sexy.
So what we've discovered is a lot of times those eights, nines and tens are those people, but we don't realize it consciously. Now, that's not always true, and it is a wonderful thing to be immediately turned on to somebody.
But the truth is, and research shows this, the more you get to know someone, the more that "scratch-the-itch" type issue diminishes. And the more the actual chemistry of the connection takes on importance.
Now, I'm not saying you're going to be attracted to someone you're not attracted to. What I am saying though, is that you can build a spark when a spark is there. So these sites are designed to have us ignore the fours, the fives and the sixes, or to say, "Oh, maybe I'll be good and respond to them."
But we don't really do it, ever, and I know this from my own many, many years doing online dating, how easy it is to do that. Fool's gold glitters and it glitters really brightly. So I'm articulating just one tiny piece of what doesn't work in the online dating world and hinting in that as to what can work.
And we're going to be talking more about what can work in what does work in the next episode, just around this specific issue. There's so many other ways that online dating presents both a wonderful, wonderful opportunity and also a quicksand of possible problems.
The "Next" Syndrome: A Universal Online Dating Mistake
And I'm going to be talking through future episodes about many of these. But this is the one I wanted to talk about today, it's the "next" syndrome. It is the being enticed away from people who truly, truly, truly, truly could be potential relationships. Like that person who seemed maybe there was a little spark, maybe they had a nice profile.
If you were at a party and you were talking to two or three people and that person was one of the people. And you talked for maybe half an hour or an hour. Well, you might find that person's not right for you, but you might find chemistry growing.
You might find that this person is really exciting, but the vast, vast numbers of possibilities in online dating combined with that, like you can't just stop at one potato chip. You have to keep swiping and swiping, and searching and searching combined with that way that our behavior gets sculpted together keep us lost in online dating, and we can save so much time by changing our patterns.
So I'm just going to say a little bit about that now, and talk about that in a lot more detail in the next episode about what you can do to change this pattern. And in so doing truly rewire your circuitry so that you'll be the kind of person who's more available to real love when it comes your way and more likely to find that real love.
What I'm going to encourage you to do in the next week is to notice your behaviors. Notice how what I described happens for you, just allow yourself to notice it.
Love Based on Scales
Like where are you swiping too quickly? Where are you just looking for the eights and, the nines and the tens because they're so exciting, and not noticing the fours, and the fives, and the sixes and spending time on those?
Who are your types that excite you the most and what's been your experience with those "scratch-the-itch" types? These are all things to think about. And also where do you drop the ball in the process of exploring a new possibility with a new someone?
Because it's just so much work and it's so much risk and, it's a pain in the neck and there's always a million juicy new possibilities waiting for you on your app, or on the website that you go to.
So I'd like you to just think about these things because you are going to be learning to go against that cultural current and develop true and juicy intimacy wisdom. And that wisdom is going to help you profoundly in your dating life, and also help you profoundly when you do find love.
So this week before our next episode, notice what your patterns are. And I want to encourage you to notice where you drop the ball on people who could be a potential really good match and maybe begin to shift that. Don't drop the ball. And I'll just say one more thing about that.
When we have a goal that really matters to us, we have to commit time, energy, and often money toward that goal. I'd like you in your thinking to budget time for the follow up steps with the people who might be potential yeses.
Till the Next Episode
So a lot to think about. Thank you so much for listening. This is exciting stuff. And in the next episode we're going to be talking about the work-arounds that will help you be able to use online dating to your advantage. So stay tuned to the next episode of The Deeper Dating Podcast in a week, and I'll see you then.
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The deplorable condition of bridges in 1978 led to the formation of the Western New York Chapter, which became the second chapter to formally organize on May 26 and June 2, 1978. The founding members met at the Williamsville Inn, where officers were elected, bylaws were adopted, and "dinner meetings" became the norm. The early association focused on promoting the need for additional bridge funding, and pushed hard for the successful passage of the Surface Transportation Bill of 1978 (the Howard Bill).
During the years that followed, the ABCD focused on becoming an organization dedicated to education in all facets of the bridge industry. Contractors, Government Agencies, Educators, Suppliers, Consultants - all could find a place for their cause within the organization. Events such as the annual Kenneth Rybarczyk Bridge Contest, Spring and Fall Conferences, regular Technical Education Seminars, Monthly Dinner Meetings, the Annual Bridge Award, Scholarship Golf Tournament and Award, Joint Association Meetings, participation in Engineer's Week and Mall Day, Support for the local university Steel Bridge Teams, E3 Fair, Future Cities participation, support for BEAM, and our continued support of the Statewide Conference on Local Bridges in Syracuse are all part of the association's yearly activities. Today, ABCD WNY boasts a membership of 200 plus, and is as active as ever. Our goal remains to increase recognition of our industry, promote fellowship among members, and provide the very best in educational opportunities for all involved in bridges.
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There was a time when we could do anything. Walking on the moon wasn't a fantasy, it was a reality. Alas, the past seven years we've seen the bar lowered by a two term Bush White House compliant to politics and arrogance rather than the difficult choices and compromises that foster real solutions. The result has been the acquiescence of a stronger, more confident American policy and popular consensus of the role of America, both here and abroad. This malaise in leadership nurtures a perception amongst the domestic and global populace that expects nothing more than the usual level of brilliant incompetence. "Our leadership is incapable of anything more" is the general common belief, our leaders aim to please.
Expectations are so low that when an inferior candidate for placement as the top cop in the land is presented, the general response from our leaders is "we can't expect to do any better, so this will have to do." Logic has been turned on it's head. We settle for less, because shooting for better isn't a an option any more. Better is the new bad. Up is down, down is up. Torture isn't torture (because they say so and it's something they truly believe in) when to any sane person, waterboarding is clearly torture.
In the real world, whilst American's argue about whether the so-called surge in Iraq is working or not working, those human beings whose lives are hanging by a thread because of the war in Iraq and the destabilization of the entire Middle East are experiencing a reality that has nothing to do with the politics of how the US military campaign is perceived or even whether the surge is a success or a failure and everything to do with staying alive. The contrast is striking, and embarrassing.
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GUWAHATI, May 31 - The pre matured death of Sanjib Sarma Thakur, who died yesterday, is condoled by various organisations of the State.
The Assam Cricket Association, All Assam Tennis Association, Assam Roolball Association, Assam Mountaineering Association, Guwahati Sports Association, Guwahati Cricket Coaching Centre, Chandmari Colony Durga Puja Samittee among others have condoled the death of Sarma Thakur who had been a leading radio and doordarshan commentator of the State.
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On Wednesday afternoon, the California 3DCA, or Third District Court of Appeal, issued a ruling in the Ramirez v. Workers' Compensation Appeals Board case. This is an interesting case for a number of reasons. Most importantly, it leaves the WCAB with just one avenue to intervene on an Independent Medical Review (IMR) decision – and it all has to do with untimely Utilization Review (UR) responses to Requests for Authorization (RFAs).
In filing his suit, injured worker Daniel Ramirez expressed his frustration with a UR decision to deny treatment that had been subsequently upheld through independent medical review. The case called into question the constitutionality of the Utilization Review and IMR processes, and focused on whether the medical reviewer brought bias or a conflict of interest into their assessment.
The court decided unanimously that the current independent medical review (IMR) process is constitutional, and that the WCAB does not have the authority to review disputed UR decisions.[1] The reason? Such decisions are dependent on "medical necessity," which can only be determined by the physician or medical professional performing independent medical review. An earlier case – Stevens v. WCAB – led to the same conclusion at the First District Court of Appeal in 2015.
The decision is being lauded as a major win for the legislators behind Senate Bill 863, whose reforms have brought considerable speed to the once-sluggish process of resolving medical disputes. It also reinforces a critical concept for anyone involved with California workers' compensation billing: It's more important than ever to understand utilization review timelines to respond to RFAs.
We'll start with some background, then move on to response requirements for different types of RFAs.
In Dubon v. World Restoration II (2014), the WCAB held that "a defendant's UR decision will be deemed invalid only if it is untimely or suffers from material procedural defects that undermine the integrity of the UR decision."[2] The upshot? Untimely UR decisions – or untimely communication of those decisions – are considered invalidated. Timing is essential for all components of required UR communication.
Below is a summary of the utilization review communication requirements for the three types of utilization review.
Expedited Decisions
When an injured worker faces an immediate threat to their health, a treating physician may demand an expedited utilization review decision by checking the 'expedite' box on the RFA form. For RFAs marked as expedited, the utilization review decision must conform to the following time requirements:
- The decision must be completed in no more than 72 hours, with the first hour being the hour after receipt of the RFA. (Depending on the condition of the injured worker, a shorter timeframe may be necessary.)
- The decision must be conveyed to the provider within the 72 hours of receipt of the expedited RFA form or required medical documentation.
Per subdivision (c)(4) of the California Code of Regulations § 9792.9.1, if an expedited RFA is "not reasonably supported by evidence," the UR decision may be issued according to normal, non-expedited timelines.[3]
Prospective Decisions
With the exception of emergency treatment, all medical treatment requires prior authorization. Any request for utilization review prior to the requested medical services taking place, excluding review conducted during a hospital stay, is classified as a prospective review. For Prospective RFAs, the timeline for the utilization review decision is as follows:
- The decision is due no more than five business days after receipt of the RFA, with the first business day being the day after receipt.
- A written decision must be sent within two business days of making the prospective review decision.
If additional medical information is necessary to reach a decision, a request for that information must be made within five business days, at which point the timeline expands to 14 calendar days from receipt of the original RFA.
Concurrent Decisions
Concurrent utilization review occurs when an RFA is submitted during an injured worker's inpatient or hospital stay. For Concurrent RFAs, the utilization review decision must conform to these time requirements:
- The decision is due no more than five business days after receipt of the RFA, with the first business day being the day after receipt.
- A written review decision must be sent within 24 hours of making the decision (as opposed to the two business days allowed for prospective review decisions).
Retrospective Decisions
When an injured employee receives emergency treatment that precluded their provider from obtaining prior authorization, the provider may file a retrospective request for authorization. For retrospective RFAs, the timeline for the utilization review decision is as follows:
- The decision is due within 30 calendar days of receipt of the RFA and any accompanying medical information.
- The written review decision must also be sent within 30 calendar days.
Though the regulation does not specify a completed DWC Form RFA, we strongly recommend using one.
Claims administrators, these utilization review timelines are not optional. Failing to meet the required timelines invalidates the utilization review decision and allows the WCAB to decide on the medical necessity of the requested treatment.
Physicians, we strongly encourage you to take the time to submit an RFA prior to providing treatment. You'll soon know whether the claims administrator will reimburse you for the recommended treatment, and you can use that information to better help injured workers obtain proper care.
To date, more than 90,000 RFAs have been submitted through DaisyBill. We granularly track each one, making it easy for requesting physicians to determine timeliness of all utilization review decisions. Every RFA fax receipt is retained in DaisyBill, and providers are automatically alerted the date the utilization review decision is due.


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Todd Hazelwood's move to the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship will take place in familiar colours.
The primary sponsor of his title winning Dunlop Super2 Series season, asset tracking solutions company Bigmate, will continue with the driver in 2018.
Bigmate is part-owned by Jason Gomersall, who has played a key role in Hazelwood and MSR's rise into the top tier.
"We have had such a strong and successful partnership with Bigmate and I am excited to make my full-time Supercars Championship debut under their banner," Hazelwood said.
"This should be a fantastic season for all of our main and minor partners for 2018 and I am really looking forward to unveiling the car this week in Sydney."
Associate backers for the car include Gomersall's iSeek Communications and telecommunications company Optus.
The car also displays small James Rosenberg Racing stickers, recognising the support of the retired South Australian businessman who bought the Falcon from DJR Team Penske.
Hazelwood drove the car for the first-time last week, running a rookie test at Queensland Raceway.
The Ford, which had sat as a DJR Team Penske spare since last being raced in early 2016, was also driven by Fabian Coulthard as part of the handover process.
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Shopping Guide for the Safety Conscious
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Used Hyundai Sonata--Buy This Year, Not That One!
The Hyundai Sonata is a roomy, comfortable sedan with good overall reliability, but there are some troubling problems in certain years of which buyers should be aware.
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Turd of the Week - 2011 Hyundai Sonata
Our Turd of the Week? The 2011 Hyundai Sonata. Turns out, the engines are going.... BOOM. Get the details, and what you can do about it, here.
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Today: Fan is Stuck on High
The fan in Lindsay's 2005 Hyundai Sonata blows full blast, even when it's set to Off. The heat and AC still work. Tom and Ray say she can either fix her fan the right way, or take the cheap and easy way out--using paperweights to keep her stuff from blowing away.
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With the Hyundai Sonata Eco Getting 32 MPG, is a Hybrid Necessary?
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