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2019 Summer Camp Guide
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Age 17
Dates: June 3-7; June 10-14; June 17-21; June 24-28; July 1-5; July 8-12; July 15-19; July 22-26
Where: The Circus Academy of Tucson
Hours: 9 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Cost: Camp is $230.00 per week if you register before May 20th and then will go up to $250 per week .
Description: Summer camp is a great time for new students to jump in to circus and experienced students to hone their skills! Students will learn: Aerial Silks, Stilt Walking, Juggling, Poi, Diabolo, Tightwire, Globe Walking, Rola Bola, Trapeze and Sling in More..
Dates: June 2-14
Where: Camp Whispering Pines
Hours: 12 a.m. - 11:45 p.m.
Cost: $465. Per Session
Description: Do the outdoors inspire you? Do you dream about being a camp counselor? Then Counselor-in-Training is for you! This two-week camp provides you with the opportunity to hone in on your leadership style while enjoying the sisterhood of your fellow More..
Dates: June 23-28
Where: Camp Whispering Pines
Hours: 12 a.m. - 11:45 p.m.
Cost: $365. Per Session
Description: You asked for it, and now it's here! Whether you're an experienced Iron Chef or you create more conundrums in the kitchen than treats, Extreme Cuisine is the camp for girls who love to experiment with the culinary arts. Slice More..
Dates: July 7-12
Where: Camp Whispering Pines
Hours: 12 a.m. - 11:45 p.m.
Cost: $365. Per Session
Description: Do you feel alive when the sun begins to set and the stars come out? Does the idea of glow-in-the-dark archery and moonlit hikes make you want to grab a flashlight and join in on the adventure? Join your sister More..
Dates: June 17-21
Where: It's A Cinch Horsemanship, LLC
Hours: 7:30 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Cost: $0. 170 per session
Description: Come join the fun! Riding Lessons by CHA Certified Riding Instructor, Trail Rides, Grooming and Horse Care, Arts and Crafts, and Games. Bring a friend or come make some new ones! Camp runs M-F from 7:30am - 1pm and is More..
Wildcat Tennis Camps at The University of Arizona
Dates: June 3-7
Where: The University of Arizona - Robson Tennis Center
Hours: 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m.; 8:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Cost: Costs per week: Half-Day $275, Full-Day $425, Overnight $675
Description: Summer is almost here and Wildcat Tennis Camps are back! Campers can expect a combination of technical drills, situational point play for singles and doubles, footwork/conditioning, match play, as well as a team competition allowing campers to have a first-hand More..
Dates: July 7-12
Where: Camp Whispering Pines
Hours: 12 a.m. - 11:45 p.m.
Cost: $365. Per Session
Description: Zombies are taking over and it's up to YOU to save the world! Prepare for the apocalypse by working with your team of survivalists to conquer the low ropes course, hunt the undead on the archery range, practice knots and More..


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The crunch of the leaves under my boots, over-sized warm sweaters, making mischief on Halloween, cuddling under my down comforter; there are many things that I love about fall. What I don't love about fall? It is the longest possible time before more baseball. As soon as the World Series ends, I grieve.
The morning after the World Series, I instinctually went on Yankees.com for baseball news and the coming schedule. My brain hadn't processed that the end was upon me and my heart took even longer to accept that I wouldn't see pinstriped action for several months. But all I found was Giants news and information about 2011 partial season package.
So, I got mad. What do you mean there is no game today?!? I'm not ready to watch hockey yet! I put on my Yankees hat and defiently turned on MLB Network to only find World Series coverage, confirming that the 2010 season was over.
What do I have to do to get more baseball? I asked the universe. I promised to watch every minute of every game, to save my pennies for dugout seats, heck, I even considered trading my soul for another month of ball.
But before I could offer my kidneys to see batting practice, the tears rolled down my cheeks and I curled in a ball on my leather couch. Baseball will never be back! I moaned. I'm doomed to watch football on Sundays and pretend I like the Knicks for the rest of my days! The world closed in tight, and I hugged my Yankees' teddy bear to my chest for some semblance of comfort.
But a glimmer of hope emerged as I calmed and reminded myself that too much of a good thing is bad for the soul and absence makes the heart grow fonder. Yes, the cliches I loathe so much helped me accept that a break from baseball won't end my world and a little time away from what I love will make it all the sweeter when I return to Yankee Stadium on March 31, 2011 for the home opener.
So, I will go out and cheer for the handful of NFL teams that I want to do well, bundle up for trips to MSG to see my Rangers and follow the trades, the contract negotiations, the rumors and the girly stuff like whether Derek and Minka marry at Christmas. And I will do it with a smile, but that doesn't mean I won't be quietly counting the days until the Yankees Home Opener.
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New riders: If you're at all unsure about which "style" to ride with, it's recommended you join an NRLB (no rider left behind) ride first to familiarize yourself with the route. Also keep in mind that there's a big difference between a 20mph avg. over a few miles, and the same over 40 miles and with lots of and stops/starts -- that's fast. If you're new, be conservative in estimating the style ride in which you'd best fit in. The average is a harsh mistress!
Speeds, rolling times, regroups: The speeds laid out below are the rolling average over the entire 40-some miles of the bayway route, which means there may well be sprints/attacks/pacelines that are much faster. However, there are often regroup points (including, at least, the San Mateo restroom stop), so you'll have a chance to catch up if you get dropped. Important note: Again, estimated ride times are "rolling" (moving) times. Due to traffic lights and regroups, most rides take 15-30 minutes longer than the rolling time.
Now that that's out of the way, here is the vernacular:
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|no quarter
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|all-out, as hard as you can go, hammertime
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|brisk, smooth, paceliney, fast
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|steady, teamworky, good workout, not slow
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|beginner/no-drop (NRLB) pace, such as FFFF
NOTE: No matter the "style," safety comes first. No running red lights or putting yourself or others at undue risk of injury. It's just a commute after all.
Most rides are called at Style II or III, partially because the ride caller wants company and doesn't want to scare people off. But don't be afraid to call a Style I if you really want to go hard. After all, "Style I means never having to say you're sorry." People expect to get dropped, and that's ok -- they want to test themselves. But if you do call a Style II or III, please stick to the call! It's very frustrating to people when they get dropped from an unexpected speed escalation. So please respect the call, and call what you really plan to ride.
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Tonight I realized I hadn't prepared anything for church tomorrow, and didn't have much time to make anything, either. Every Sunday, I make something homemade and yummy for that awkward time between services. We are a small church, newly started, and because of that, they hadn't instituted any kind of "coffee hour" or "snack time" between Sunday School and Church, so I volunteered to get it started. I usually make doughnuts or coffee cake, cinnamon rolls or streudel, but this time I got all busy with Christmas stuff that I plum forgot. Thankfully, I have a great recipe from the old http://www.hillbillyhousewife.com, that I've affectionately named "Maggie's Homemade Granola". I like this granola recipe because it's easy, fast, tasty, and cheap. Well, that and it doesn't have all kinds of nuts and honey and other typical ingredients in granola, so it's more allergen-friendly than most granolas. Without further ado, here's Maggie's granola recipe:
1/2 c. margarine (1 stick)
1 c. brown sugar
1/4 c. water
1/4 tsp. salt
4 cups rolled oats
1/2 tsp. cinnamon
1/2 c. dried fruit (optional, but I use Craisins-dried cranberries)
1/2 c. nuts or seeds (optional, I usually skip)
In a large 4 qt. saucepan, melt the margarine, sugar, and water together. Simmer 2-3 minutes. Take off of heat and add the oatmeal, cinnamon, and salt. Stir up the granola making sure that every piece of oatmeal is coated in brown sugary goodness. Put the granola on a large sided cookie sheet and bake at 375 for 10 minutes. It should be a nice golden brown. Allow to cool on cookie sheet. Once cooled, you can break the granola apart with spoon or your (clean) fingers, and place in a clean coffee can or jar. If adding optional nuts and/or fruit, you can mix those in just before placing granola in its container.
This is a GREAT snack, but also a pretty decent cereal. As someone who doesn't really care for oatmeal and wouldn't touch grapenuts if I were paid to, I really do promise this is a good cereal. If you have any trouble passing it off on the kiddos as a real cereal in the morning, you can always add chocolate chips, but this is just sweet enough that most kids will gobble it up, especially if you've put a sweet dried fruit in it for color.


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OK, so this is going to make me sound like a very spoilt girl indeed... but bear with me.
I LOVE travelling. One of the reasons I picked my career is the opportunities for seeing new places that come with it. Over the last few years I've been lucky enough to visit a few different Caribbean Islands, Canada and various European cities with work.
But the best holidays, by a long, long margin, have been the ones I've saved my pennies for, sat and planned through from start to finish and researched in minute detail. From Morocco to Vietnam, Slovenia to Lombok, they've all been worth the budgeting and the worrying about whether I can justify the cost.
While other people have been busy buying houses and planning weddings, I've been spending all my spare cash readily agreeing to any and every holiday suggestion thrown at me. And I don't regret it one little bit.
Even though my job has brought me to California, and I've got some road trips lined up for the next couple of months (Vegas baby!) I'm getting a bit restless. I miss the anticipation of the Big Trip. Poring over maps and making up fantastical itineraries makes me happy.
So I've decided that whatever happens, 2012 is going to involve not just a Big Trip, but THE Big Trip. Not just a two or three-week holiday, but a couple of months away from everything familiar. I just need to decide where I'm going...
It's a two-way battle between the Trans-Siberian Railway (starting in London and working my way overland to Beijing) and a jaunt through South America, from Peru, through Bolivia and down to Buenos Aires.
Tough call. Or a chance to plan two lots of absurd itineraries...


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butterflies weren't made for nets : healing ricebag
I don't want to BE happy.
I mean, I would like to experience periods of happiness along with periods of sadness and the varying intensity and extremes of these and other emotions and I want for all of them to fall across the grey line blurring the margins separating Ricebag's conflicting Twin Loyalties of Fear and Hope. I just don't want to feel Happy any more or less than I want or need to feel any other emotion. What I mean is that while it would be a privilege to experience happiness on a frequent basis I don't want to BE happy. I like and enjoy and desire feeling happy, I do, but I have strange suspicion that happiness isn't so sweet unless it is experienced by some one that also experiences living, loving and loathing and the whole kaleidescope of fucked up and free and rampant and controlled emotions. So please please, for Ricebag, throw in the blood and tears and sweat and snot with the trophies and butterflies and stars as well ... let Happiness live in the chaos and find its place amongst the unexpected human alliance of passion and anger and frustration and fear and joy and heartache and regret and bitterness and jealousy and compassion and of course, always always Love, love in all its red haze and white hot intensity and the exquisite sadness of love palling from purple to bruising. I think that's my reality. And I want it to be full and messy and mine. Because then I can know it and taste it and more importantly, recognise it. And more spectacularly, be surprised by it. Some of the happiest moments of ricebag's life have been the surprising ones ... when happiness stuck her down in the most unexpected way, in the most unusual context, in the most undeserving moment.
Any attempt to sterilise this messy clutter Ricebag's emotional pallate will murder the tiny bitty part of me that lets me know I am unique. And that's the tiny bitty part that also tells me that Ricebag's emotional journies need to be internal before they can be anything else. Suffering and Pride and Gladness and Self-Loathing and Self-Loving. Even Happiness. All of it and the Terror too, inside me, please. Self-contained. Ricebag was never good at and still can't really share her internal intense struggle aginst her Self with others like show-and-tell or even show-and-share ... can't show you while or why I'm suffering and cutting myself up. But with recovery I can and I will give away the spoils in gladness. Although there have been times Ricebag can share the pain and I want others to see it and recognise it and acknowledge it and maybe take ownership of their part of it, those times are bittersweet and rare ... and even rarer are the other times when I can't help but that awesome fears tumble out of my mouth and out of my eyes like cracked marbles, well before awesome my pride can keep them in.
Is that why I'm splitting at the seams? Maybe. Probably. Ok, Yes.
What I do know is that I don't want to BE "happy" - as in a perpetual state of "happiness" where I am generally a "happy" person. I don't want that - even if in some alternate universe it could ever be true for me. While there are some people who are genuinly "happy", I don't believe they are the ones that proclaim it - in truth I don't understand people who say they "just" want to be "happy". Maybe they mean something else. But I'm pretty sure I don't want that either. And I'm not being critical or judgemental of what people desire - I'm trying to accept who I am and the limits which mark that space.
What I DO hope for is contentment. It would be satisfying, I think, for me, to live a life that reached a point where I was content. And just the idea of "satisfaction" feels HUUUUGE in my universe where the air is full of choking-promise, of unfillment and 'less than'.
To ricebag, "contentment" would be a place where all the bullshit and the tears and the sheer hard work and the partying and the playing and the sad sad waste and the slim but wondrous product and all the moving and all the static - where it all meant that I had reached a playing field somewhere in me, in my gut or in my head, a place where all that detritus and all the physical marvel of me could sit at the same table as my Ego and I would just know that I had done something with what God gave me. And it might not have been Glorious but it was truly some thing that God through Nature had sworn was the best possibility or the fullest promise of someone as feeble as me.
And maybe then all the cutting hungry drying yearning of wanting to be MORE will be silenced. And it's THAT silence that I crave. And that is why I seek contentment.
But while living a as a content being would be a utopia for someone with my restlessness, in truth, it might also equal death - for the satisfaction of the need to be free of desire. What I really want is to be healthy. To be healthy mentally and physically. To have Mental & Physical Health - as far as I am mentally and physically capable ... and then some. A little, tiny, Some.
"When health is absent, wisdom cannot reveal itself, art cannot manifest, strength cannot fight, wealth becomes useless, and intelligence cannot be applied." --Herophilus
Because maybe the resolution to ricebag's discontent doesn't lie in ticking off the boxes of things DONE and DEFEATED and ENDURED that mark my worth and my contribution. That sounds a bit like one hand clapping. A lot of air. Instead, maybe resolution might come with Healing Ricebag.
Because I don't want to live without Hunger. Hunger for something rich in this life, like the need for experience almost above all else and second to that, cognizance. An innate desire, an innate hunger. And I am praying I can learn to live in a world where I can be both hungry and healthy (rather than just seek an ending place where I had succeeded in Accomplishment and could laud in it). So Lord, that's my prayer to you. Let me be Healthy and keep that Health so that I can use my Hunger to Do More and Be More in all of the ways that Matter to You.
And that sounds like I want to be Spiritually Healthy too. And God knows that's my greatest desire. Let me masticate on the idea of spiritual hunger and healing internally and maybe later vomit it up on these pages when I know what I feel and when I know what I understand to be true. Until then my laziness and weakness prevent me for being the Warrior He needs me to be.


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Things to do
The 20 best things to do in Manchester
From classic concerts in ancient meeting houses to famous museums, here are the best things to do in Manchester
Posted: Wednesday November 14 2018
Manchester's legendary live music scene is unparalelled but the best things to do in Manchester go beyond it all. After all, there's a whole lot more to the capital of the North than bands.
From classic concerts in ancient meeting houses and history lessons at famous museums, from flicking through stacks of vinyl to enjoying an evening out at one of the many restaurants and bars in town, this list of brilliant stuff to do goes on and on. Get exploring.
See some art
Visiting an art gallery or two is standard fare when you take a trip to any area. There's nothing standard, however, about what's on offer in Manchester. This Northern city is leading the way in culture, with major exhibitions regularly touring to its creative streets. Manchester Art Gallery provides a contemporary cast alongside fine art that dates back tot he 1600s, while The Lowry makes waves in portraiture and digital art. And for something that'll keep everyone happy? Head to the historic all-rounder, the Whitworth Art Gallery.
Sample world-class clubbing
Ready to cut some shapes? Good, because it's no exaggeration to say that Manchester's Warehouse Project is one of the planet's most celebrated clubbing destinations. Its phenomenal success has seen the club move from the disused Boddingtons brewery near Strangeways prison, to a World War II air raid shelter underneath Manchester Piccadilly station with various stops in between. Regularly catering for 3,000-plus revellers, the party runs only 12 weeks a year (Sep-Dec) – culminating in an explosive New Year's Day finale – but creates a storm of anticipation. With spin-off events running throughout the year at Old Granada Studios and Albert Hall, not forgetting the Parklife Festival every June, WHP has placed Manchester firmly on the international clubbing map, no matter what the season.
Thumb some vinyl
Independent record stores such as Vinyl Exchange, Eastern Bloc and Piccadilly Records have been supplying Mancunians with good tunes for years. And they deserve our appreciation, as they have stood firm in the digital age. There are some gems outside the city centre, too. A quick trip to Burnage, for example, and you'll find Sifters, immortalised in the Oasis song 'Shakermaker', while over the way in Chorlton, Kingbee Records offers an Aladdin's cave of rare jewels in among the Wet Wet Wet and Meat Loaf albums nobody wants any more. In fact, so good is Kingbee's collection, that some have been known to regularly come all the way from New York to visit (with an empty suitcase).
Sea Life Manchester
Venture down under at Manchester's renowned aquarium. There are literally thousands of creatures to see here, spread throughout 30 displays. The little ones should enjoy the hands-on experience in the Rockpool, where visitors can stroke a starfish or shrimp (if they sit still long enough). The Ocean Tunnel is a marvel to walk through, offering an immersive view of shoals of fish, sea turtles and the huge napolean wrasse named Bonaparte. There are also hourly talks, demonstrations and feedings (sharks, turtles and rays) to see.
Feel festive
It's not only Christmas that makes you feel festive in Manchester. The city has more festivals than a Spanish hilltop village, and they cover a dizzying range of interests every year. Or every two years in the case of the big daddy, Manchester International Festival, which welcomes three weeks of world premieres by major artists such as Björk, Marina Abramović, Tino Sehgal and Rufus Wainwright, plus performances by the likes of Kenneth Branagh, Willem Dafoe and The xx. Annually, the Manchester Jazz Festival and the Manchester Literature Festival are hugely entertaining and if that's not enough, there are also celebrations of history, food, beer, cider… the list goes on.
Get ready for your close-up
Like many major cities, Manchester has been used as a film and TV location for decades. From 'Hell Is a City' and 'A Taste of Honey' in the 1960s through to 'Pride and Prejudice' and 'Queer as Folk' in the '90s and, more recently, 'Sherlock Holmes' and 'Captain America: The First Avenger', the city has served as the set for countless productions and much fun can be had spotting some of the famous locations. Manchester Town Hall has long stood in for the Houses of Parliament and the spot where Colin Firth emerged from the water and made a nation swoon as Mr Darcy in 'Pride and Prejudice' can be found at Lyme Park, House & Garden. After all, it's a truth universally acknowledged that a visit to Manchester must be accompanied by a smack of pop culture.
Smell (and drink) the coffee
The artisanal coffee scene in Manchester is thriving right now, so if you're craving a brew you won't have far to go. If you're in the Northern Quarter beeline for Takk, an Icelandic-style joint; seek out the sprawling, modernist Foundation Coffee House; or settle down in the quaint Fig & Sparrow, which places a sharp focus on locally sourced produce. On the other side of the city, in Deansgate, you'll find Pot Kettle Black in the Barton Arcade and the fuss-free Lupo Caffè Italiano. Local roasts are somewhat treasured in Manchester, so look out for Heart and Graft and ManCoCo when ordering.
The Quays
A long time ago some very clever people decided that the area where Salford and Trafford come together – the abandoned quays, which once formed a busy dockland – would make an ideal leisure destination. So now we have a wonderful waterside location just ten minutes from the city centre, where The Lowry, Imperial War Museum North, MediaCityUK, Granada TV, Old Trafford Stadium and Lancashire County Cricket Club are all within walking distance of each other. There's also shopping, a cinema, restaurants and plenty of places to relax, so culture lovers, sport fans and shopaholics alike all get a look-in.
Manchester Museum
In the extensive collection of the Manchester Museum lies a tomb-like exhibition of over 16,000 ancient Egyptian artefacts, including 20 human mummies originating from Luxor and Thebes. They were all scanned in 2012 using the most up-to-date technology and to describe them as fascinating is an understatement – not only are they marvels to behold, but the stories behind them are pretty amazing, too. Take Asru, who died in Thebes around 750 BC. She wasn't a queen – she wasn't even particularly grand – but she nonetheless has two coffins. The CT scan revealed that, while she had undergone the common practice of having her brain removed prior to mummification, it hadn't been extracted by the usual method of through the nose. Instead Asru's brain had been taken out through her eye sockets. Why? Who knows? Intriguing stuff.
Manchester Ship Canal
When the 58km-long Manchester Ship Canal opened in January 1894 at the then whopping cost of £15 million (over £1.5 billion in modern money), it was the largest river canal in the world, enabling Manchester to become an important port despite lying 40km inland. Now, the many waterways of Manchester provide a lovely way to while away the afternoon. Continuing efforts to make them more of an attraction have meant surrounding areas such as Castlefield and The Quays have been spruced up. There are always narrowboats weaving their way through the city, so whether you want to journey through the locks yourself or just sit back with a glass of wine and watch other people do it, Manchester's canals matter once again.
Manchester Pride
After suffering years of over-commercialisation, Manchester's famous Gay Village is on the up again, and the city's LGBT calendar is in great shape. Manchester Pride is the biggie, taking place over August Bank Holiday, with a decent overspill of warm-up and fringe events either side. The occasionally celeb-led Parade happens on the Saturday, after which the Village is walled off and a wristband provides your only route inside (unless you're Belinda Carlisle's backing singer). There's a packed programme throughout the rest of the year, too, including Sparkle, the National Transgender Celebration in the Village, and the Great British Bear Bash, which features lots of rugged fun. Art lovers have Queer Contact every February, which runs to coincide with LGBT History Month and mixes international and local performance with a queer perspective.
Sup some craft beer
Manchester produces some of the best craft beer in the world. To sample the city's finest, make a beeline – or should that be beer line? – for niche bars such as Port Street Beer House, the Piccadilly Tap (run by the team behind London's Euston Tap) and Beermoth, all located within a few minutes' walk of Piccadilly Gardens. After something more specific? Try one of a number of bars run by local brewers: Blackjack Brewery's Smithfield Market Tavern (just next to Band on the Wall), Seven Bro7hers' bar in Ancoats, or the historic Marble Arch pub on Rochdale Road, which showcases Marble's newest beers. Brewery visits are another trend, ideal for those looking to sample beers fresh from the tank. The industrial area to the east of Piccadilly is home to cult names such as Alphabet, Runaway and the highly regarded Cloudwater.
Take a tour
To get a true feel for Manchester, join one of the Blue Badge guided tours that run daily and, at £8 per person, they're well worth it. This essential Discover Manchester Tour meets at 11am outside the Central Library and talks (and walks) you through historic events, great architecture, landmarks and local history. And the best thing is you don't have to book, walk-ups are welcome. Other tours, such as medieval buildings or the city's musical odyssey, are also available (prices vary).
Chinatown in Manchester is reputedly Europe's largest, with its collection of restaurants, bakeries, businesses and supermarkets concentrated across a number of blocks in the city centre. A beautiful Chinese gate welcomes you into the area and while it's a great place to visit at any time, the last few years have seen Chinese New Year celebrations become a much bigger part of the city's cultural calendar, extending Chinatown's reach across the centre. As a collection of excellent places to eat and shop, it's not to be missed and, while there are other opportunities to experience Eastern culture elsewhere in Manchester, the selection on offer here is hard to beat. Our favourites are Siam Smiles (for casual Thai food) and traditional Japanese restaurant, Yuzu.
Manchester's markets
And no, we don't mean Market Street. Manchester's brimming with markets all year round – from street food to local independent crafts, you can find it all and a whole lot more across the city. Keep an eye on Grub for the best food stalls around and newcomer Mackie Mayor – a huge converted Grade II-listed building close to Band on the Wall that promises 400 seats and cracking food from the likes of Honest Crust. The people behind it are also responsible for the regenerated Altrincham Market. A game-changer for the region's culinary offering if ever there was one.
Manchester Aquatics Centre
No, not by the famous Manchester rain, though as the UK's ninth-wettest city, there's plenty of that too. Yet another welcome legacy of the 2002 Commonwealth Games, Manchester Aquatics Centre (close to the university) is a modern shrine to swimming and open to the public all year round. It also hosts major water-based sporting events. There's an enormous 50m pool, a diving pool, gym facilities and a health suite. Lessons are also available, so you can learn how to become the next Tom Daley – if you think you can handle those imposing diving boards.
City, United and the National Football Museum
Where would Manchester be without never-ending, chant-inducing football? It's the first thing anyone in the world comments on when you tell them your city of origin. With two major teams (archrivals and with armies of fans, naturally), plus the National Football Museum in the city centre, the sport is a huge attraction for locals and visitors alike. Both United and City's grounds offer tours and behind-the-scenes opportunities, and you could easily spend your entire month's wages in their shops. If you're heading to Old Trafford, make sure that you grab a snap with the bronze statue of past manager (and legend) Sir Alex Ferguson at the north stand. For those with a more general interest in the sport, the NFM provides a great opportunity to indulge your passion in a somewhat less tribal manner.
Wythenshawe Community Farm
The convenience of city living can cut you off from the pleasures of the countryside. But fret not. When you suddenly get that urge to stroke a sheep, gaze at a goat or pet a pig, you'll find a number of petting farms within easy reach. Perfect entertainment for a family afternoon out, Wythenshawe Community Farm gives children the opportunity to have wide-eyed fun while subtly teaching them about traditional farming methods and where their meat comes from. It's all free too. For a more urban take on animal interaction, a visit to the Northern Quarter's zen-like Cat Café is a must. Petting sessions cost around £12 per hour (although shorter fur-bursts are available) and wellbeing is a priority, with plenty of places for your feline BFF to escape to if he isn't in the mood.
Manchester libraries
Like books? The oldest surviving public library in the English-speaking world is Chetham's in Manchester, an extraordinary place filled with ancient books and Hogwartian dark, wood-panelled rooms. And it isn't the only impressive library in Manchester – the grand Central Library has recently reopened after years of restoration, where you'll find the Henry Watson music library full of printed music. (Prospective DJ's can get their groove on using the library's DJ decks, too.) There's also the Victorian Gothic John Rylands Library on Deansgate. Don't miss the Portico Library either, a hidden gem completed in the Greek Revival style in 1806.
Live music
We really can't stress enough how major Manchester's music scene is. It may even be the achievement the city is best know for, having birthed Oasis, The Smiths, Chemical Brothers, Take That (oh yes) and M People – to name but a modest handful. Given the city's open-mindedness, bands of all genres and sexes have made it and continue to make it here, so no visit would be complete without a trip to at least one live gig. If you want the big guns beeline for Manchester Arena, but we'd recommend catching an up-and-comer at one of the many brilliant little venues. Gorilla is a good place to look or the multifunctional Deaf Institute. For a classical tip, seek out Bridgewater Hall, where you can tuck into some luxurious dinner options before enjoying some ethereal melodies.
Afternoon tea in Manchester
Oh, the joy of the afternoon tea. No matter what kind of cuisine you prefer, from Italian to Thai, there's nothing quite like the sight of a cake stand, laced with sandwiches, stuffed with scones and caked in cake.
The best pubs in Manchester
The best pubs in Manchester are knocking out quality food, working with the finest indie brewers and craft beer bars, serving up top-notch entertainment and comedy and, well, just being somewhere nice to have a beer.
The best hotels in Manchester
The hotel scene in Manchester continues to grow in stature, and rank among some of the best in the country.
The best cheap hotels in Manchester
Whether you're after a boutique hotel with a great little cocktail bar, or a functional room after a night clubbing (trust us, you've come to the right place), read on for our list of the best cheap hotels in Manchester.
Top ten Manchester attractions
There's certainly plenty to do in Manchester, but which of the city's many attractions should you take in? We've done the leg work for you, by cherry picking our top ten Manchester attractions.


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The other night my housemate came home from work to find me (yet again) in front of the TV, in my thermals, eating homemade flapjack with a spoon out of what is essentially a Tupperware bucket. His look of disgust made me think that maybe I should try and get myself 'out there'; socialise, get dressed, stop crying, etc. In this fast paced modern world, meeting someone in a club is acceptable for shags and giggles, but long term love comes from the internet, or so the ads would have us believe. I've not really been interested in it until now, mainly due to the match.com advert, which makes me want to smash the boy on the platform's head onto the tracks repeatedly until his eyes bleed. I also don't want to get murdered or abducted like Sarah-Louise in corro. During a drunken night in the willow the other week, a nice chap named Phil suggested I write about the website http://www.christianmingle.com. Phil is scared of social media so he might not see this but cheers Phil, for the past week I've been getting my kicks by exploiting nice, single, god fearing chaps. Plenty of Fish had been recommended by a friend as an easy way to get a shag, and http://www.beautifulpeople.com was shown to me and looked hilarious, so I decided to join all three and compare them.
Christian Mingle
I had one large obstacle to overcome before I ever started on Christian mingle- my profile. They insist that you provide a picture in which you are not dressed provocatively or doing anything immoral, but almost every photo ever taken of me features bare legs and a fag. I took a picture of myself on my webcam which is such poor quality it makes everything look like its been through the washing machine, and stuck a heart around it so I looked 'cute'. I had to lie on my bio- 'into the colour black, Morrissey's thoughts about fat lasses, vodka, and kicking over wheelie bins whilst singing Pigbag' was not going to go down well. Instead, I said that I enjoy the outdoors, love hiking and want to meet someone clean cut who abides by a strict moral code. In real life I can't walk more than 15 minutes without feeling sick and boys with absolutely no morals make me weak, in the sexy way.
Everyone on this website, without exception, made me want to burst into tears. They were the kind of desperate that a normal person feels at 3am when there's no kebab van in sight and you've got glass in your feet. Quite a few of them like to mention on their profiles that they are virgins, usually in capital letters, and all of them really really want to get married so that they can finally stick it in something that isn't the sticky pages of a King James's bible. The website seems to reckon that its clientele look like the shiny happy people in the picture, but they don't. They are all middle aged men called Steve with a slack grasp on dental hygiene. One of them wrote the following: 'My mum says I am quiet, easy going, reliable, affectionate, thoughtful, considerate and kind. She says I like a good discussion but I can be a little bit lazy. I am single. I can drive a van. I hope to getmarried and start a family. I am a late starter'. 90% of the men were like this and whilst I am bitter and twisted inside I'm not an absolute cunt, and the whole thing broke my heart.
Overall mark= 4/10. I received 98 'check out's' in 3 days which is good going, but I didn't fancy any of them and I didn't reply to any messages because I felt bad. If they found out about the real me they would smite me to hell and cast a plague on my family, but they still have feelings! Misguided, ill informed, medieval feelings.
Beautiful People
This is a website for horrible, mean, vain people, and so I instantly felt better about very publicly laughing in their faces. The premise is that you upload your profile picture and let people vote on how attractive you are for 48 hours, and if you're good enough, you get to join. As a normal 25 year old woman, my self confidence hovers around the 'I AM HORRIFIC, I AM A MAN REPELLENT, EVERYTHING ABOUT ME IS WRONG' end of the spectrum, and so I was a tad nervous about trying to get in. I thought they'd be able to sniff me out and tell me to take my pasty faced, un-groomed self over to munterdating.com. However, it has been a day and a half and I'm almost in! Most people on there have voted that I'm 'beautiful', and a few say 'hmm, ok' ( ) although if they are so good looking themselves I'm not entirely sure why they have resorted to trying to get laid over the internet. Interestingly (crushingly) a few people have voted me 'absolutely not' which made me want to give up and start wearing a balaclava for the rest of my life. As you would imagine, the men on the site are vile, with personalities like mashed potato with a side of geordie shore.
Overall mark= 5/10. Made me swing wildly between feeling smug and wanting to carve into my own face with a protractor, but does feature a few men that are very good looking. You could probably find a date on here if you're willing to become a horrible person and live with Salford's answer to Zoolander. Plus when you have kids, you'll probably give birth to the next Katie Price.
Plenty of Fish
Everyone's heard of plenty of fish; it seems to be where most 20-somethings go to get a shag when things have taken a desperate turn. I am happy to confirm that yes, it is full of perverts. However, they don't really seem to give a shit if you think they're creepy or pervy. These are not men who have nervously tiptoed to the shore of online dating, hoping to find a lovely rosy cheeked woman called sally, with whom they can have picnics and buy curtains and maybe experiment with anal sex on their 2 year anniversary. This is a site for men who want to fuck someone, anyone, ASAP. They send a group message out to 20 people and hope that eventually, the shit will stick. It's also full of the most normal men; not evangelical, not egocentric, just horny. The standard British male stereotype that we know and love. To give them credit, some of them did actually take the time to send me a nice message. But most of them just tried to send me pictures of their nobs.
Overall rating= 7/10. By far my favorite as the people on here were honest and real. Salt of the earth shaggers, if you will. If you're into dogging in a car park on the a64 with someone you started taking to half an hour ago, this is the website for you.
So internet dating didn't work for me. But I'll be honest, reader- my heart wasn't in it. I can see that they're a good idea, especially if you're into something quite specific- like God, or uniforms, or rape fantasies. The men outnumber the women to an astonishing degree, and it seems most of them leave their dignity at the door when they sign up. Just because you're too chicken to insult me in a bar, don't think you can do it from the anonymity of your laptop. I got tons of messages that went something like 'You're going to let me take you out for a drink because I'm fit ;)', which may have worked if a) I was an alcoholic and b) you weren't bald and living in a caravan at the bottom of your mum's garden. Maybe it's just because I'm happy with my love life at the moment- if things change, I might be legging it back to Christian mingle, ready to repent and don a floor length skirt. But even if I was miserable, I think I'd still remember that it's hard to beat those first moments of shiveringly exciting eye contact and heat that happen when you realise you fancy someone for the first time. There's no tripping over sentences and grinning at your feet, there's no one there to buy you a real drink, and you can't feel a profile picture's cock on your leg whilst you snog like the world is about to end. And thus ends the moral to every story- when it comes to cocks, always choose real over virtual. It's what Jesus would have wanted.


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There are schools offering business writing courses in New Mexico!
Schools Offering Business Writing Programs in New Mexico
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Approximately 0.0% of graduates in of New Mexico receive a Business Writing degree every year.
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology, which was ranked 71st nationwide in 2010, is the only accredited Business Writing school in New Mexico. It is located in Socorro. In 2010, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology graduated 3 students from its Business Writing programs.
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology charged in-state students taking Business Writing courses, $4,941 in tuition fees per year.
A Business Writing degree from a New Mexico school... what next?
Business Writing graduates in New Mexico can go into a variety of professions such as Technical Business Writer. The following counties have the largest number of New Mexico communications professionals:
- Bernalillo County - 200 communications professionals
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New Mexico communications professionals earn on average $59,380 per year. However, New Mexico communications professional earned anywhere in the range from as less than $25,050 per year to more than $81,970 per year in 2010. The counties in New Mexico with the highest average salary for communications professional are:
- Bernalillo County - $53,200 per year
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U21. Dynamo vs Shakhtar: match preview
On Thursday, Shakhtar U21 will play an away game against their peers from Dynamo Kyiv on Ukrainian U21 League Matchday 11. Our site will broadcast the game live. Meanwhile, we bring you the preview of the match.
15 October, Chapaivka, UTB Dynamo, 14:00
The Matchday 11 game will see an encounter between leaders, who are sitting in first and second places. Having claimed nine wins in ten games to take 28 points, the Pitmen continue topping the table confidently. Dynamo are 6 points behind.
In the previous round, Miguel Cardoso's team got a hard fought 3-2 win over Chornomorets after trailing 2-0 after the first half. Goals were scored by Mykyta Bezuglyi and Taras Kacharaba, plus a goal from the league top scorer Andriy Boryachuk – 14 goals in 10 matches.
Referee – Anatoliy Zhabchenko (Khmelnitskyi)
Assistant referees – Serhiy Pristupa, Yevhen Petrakov (both from Kyiv)
Fourth referee - Volodymyr Novokhatnyi (Kyiv)
Referee observer - Yaroslav Gris (Lviv)
During the international break, Shakhtar U21 were training at the training base in Schaslyve. Some players had a three-day training camp in Turkey with the senior team: goalkeeper Oleg Kudrik, defender Taras Kacharaba, as well as the midfielder Artyom Gabelok and Oleksandr Zubkov. In the match against Dynamo the Pitmen's coaching staff won't be able to deploy the Argentine forward of the first team Facundo Ferreyra, who is still serving a suspension after receiving the red card on matchday 8 game against Stal youth side.
Shakhtar and Dynamo youth sides have scored the highest number of goals in the league campaign – 27 and 29 respectively. Both sides have equal goal difference ratio – 20. The teams have faced each other on 22 occasions, with two sides claiming 7 wins and 8 draws.
In the past season's games between two teams, the opponents got away wins. In Kyiv, at the Dynamo stadium, the Pitmen were trailing 2-0 after the first half, but within a pace between 70 and 82 minutes Miguel Cardoso's charges scored three goals to clinch a 3-2 win. In the match of the second half of the championship at the Poltava base, the game was developing similarly: the Pitmen opened the scoring in the first half, but after the half time break they conceded two goals to lose 2-1.
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Hey everyone! I went to the dermatologist yesterday to have some moles checked out. I just wanted to remind everyone to keep an eye on your skin and use sunscreen and remember to check for moles that look irregular in size, shape or color. The PA told me that skin cancer can also present itself as something that looks like a small rash, irritated skin or a small pimple that just won't heal.
I don't have my results back yet, but the doctor didn't seem overly concerned, so neither will I!
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
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NAIROBI, May 28 (Reuters) - Kenya's chief prosecutor said on Monday that he will examine the alleged role of banks in facilitating a nearly $100 million suspected corruption scam involving a government agency and companies.
Noordin Mohamed Haji told a news conference that he had charged 40 civil servants and 14 private sector officials in what he called the first stage of an ongoing corruption probe. (Reporting by Maggie Fick Editing by Catherine Evans)


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Monday, November 1
Talking about cards is one of our favorite pastimes here at eInvite's Insights. However, I recently came across a fantastic archive which offers another genre of cards: playing cards.The Yale University Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library is home to the Cary Playing Card Database, an archive freely available through this link.
While one may never have thought to look to something as simple and ubiquitous as playing cards for visual inspiration, the contents of the database are rich with examples of bold patterns and detailed ornamentation. What I find interesting is the contrast of said bold and detailed patterns with others in the collection; there are plenty of examples of equally visually striking patterns, though wrought from nothing more than lines of various weights.
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How I miss my daddy while playing alone in the evenings he stays at work a little bit too much.. I begin playing dirty by myself and I try to finish before he's home but even if I do it, I keep wanting more.. "Ooh daddy …" First words my mouth is letting out as soon as my fingers touch my pussy thinking it's your hand… " …my pussy is burning…. " I keep rubbing knowing he's about to come home… Last time he catch me playing alone he didn't like it, so punished me. Won't happen this time. I'm so horny I could come Any mome… * doors crack and daddy enters to see me half naked playing * Dating with Ladyboys I get scared and stop suddenly, I cover myself with a blanket and look at him. He approaches the bed and smiles at me. " Playing alone on my back babygirl? You know you're my little ba...[Read More]
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The Students for Peace and Justice in Palestine at the University of Virginia meets regularly with the purpose of disseminating information about the Palestinian-Israeli conflict and about Palestinian culture. We are active in solidarity with larger movements that stand for the rights of those involved in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and also work to bring awareness of such movements to the UVA community.
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12 Million passengers chose London Luton Airport in busiest year ever
News • Jan 06, 2016 12:39 GMT
- 16.9% growth in passenger numbers in 2015 compared to 2014
- December passenger numbers up 18.9% vs. 2014
- The highest percentage growth of all major London airports in 2015
12.3 million passengers travelled through London Luton Airport (LLA) last year, making 2015 the busiest year in the airport's 77 year history.
The figure represents 16.9% annual growth compared to 2014. LLA recorded double-digit growth every month last year, including 18.9% in December, making it the fastest growing major London airport in percentage terms in 2015. This significant growth comprised of increased capacity and new routes with established airlines and the arrival of no less than four new airlines; in total 20 new routes were launched from LLA in 2015.
To meet demand from passengers LLA is currently undergoing a £110m redevelopment. When complete in 2020, LLA's capacity will have increased by 50% from 12 million to 18 million passengers.
The transformation will deliver major upgrades to the airport's facilities, including:
- A complete redesign of the terminal to create a quick, efficient, friendly and convenient passenger experience.
- Doubling of the existing retail space, introducing exciting shopping and dining options, including a new executive lounge.
- A new multi-storey car park with 1,700 spaces.
- The addition of Oyster card services through to the terminal building.
- Transport access has already been improved through a major upgrade to junction 10a of the M1 and the introduction of overnight trains between St Pancras International and Luton Airport Parkway.
Nick Barton, CEO of LLA, said: "With more than 12 million passengers passing through the airport 2015 was a record year for LLA. But while 2015 was the busiest year in our history, 2016 is set to be the most exciting as our £110m investment transforms the experience for our passengers.
"The redevelopment will also increase our capacity to 18 million passengers per year by 2020. The recent announcement that airlines Vueling and Transavia will both begin flights from LLA this year shows that demand is continuing to grow."
Visit www.transforminglla.com for details of the improvements.
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Summer Colour at Sudbury Hall
The 1960s were a decade of vivid colours, bold prints and major social changes and although Sudbury Hall didn't exactly get a psychedelic makeover, some major redecorating took place. 1967 marked to start of Sudbury Hall's life as a National Trust property and so the challenge began…
The job of turning the largely empty Sudbury Hall into a suitable place for visitors was no mean feat. The Trust enlisted the help of eminent interior designer John Fowler to help them through. His aim was to capture the spirit of the building and enhance its gorgeous interior features whilst respecting the building's historical integrity. His influential work can still be seen throughout the Hall today, most notably the vivid mustard yellow of the great hall, which is now official colour 'Sudbury Yellow'!
At the time the changes Fowler made would have been huge, the beautiful carvings on the great staircase were a dark glossy brown and the walls a deep maroon almost a polar opposite to what we see today! The space feels light and airy, especially on sunny summer days when light seems to cascade down the staircase. Just imagine how different it would have looked back in 1967!
This summer we're exploring why Sudbury's distinctive 1960's colour schemes were chosen and the effect that light and colour can have on how we feel about a space. We are asking our visitors their thought on Fowler's work and what colours they would have chosen had they been in his shoes.


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Star Trek The Official Starships Collection has provided StarTrek.com with an exclusive First Look at their next special: the Enterprise from Star Trek (2009).
The first J.J. Abrams movie introduced a new version of Matt Jefferies' classic, although this incarnation of the ship was much larger. The same is true for the diecast model, which will clock in at eight and a half inches long – roughly one and a half times the length of the regular models in the series.
The model will be accompanied by a magazine that takes a close look at how the movie's art department reworked this iconic design. Included will be concept drawings and computer generated renders that show the evolution of the ship.
Deep Space Nine station is the first special from the Starships Collection to come out this week in the UK. It will be available early in the US next year.
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About The Baltimore Ravens Credit Card OfferThe Baltimore Ravens credit card is one of the NFL Extra Points Visa credit cards series, this one geared towards fans of the Baltimore Ravens!
This particular credit card features the emblem of the Ravens, a blue and gold raven head with a B on its crest, and it gives football fans of the Ravens some very special perks.
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The Baltimore Ravens card is a points style rewards card that gives football fans very specific benefits. You can get 2 points/$1.00 spent on NFL or team purchases in-stadium or at the pro shop and 1 point/$1.00 spent on anything else. You also get 10,000 bonus points when you spend $500.00 in the first three months of card ownership. These points can then be redeemed for things like autographed memorabilia, game tickets, Superbowl tickets and special VIP experiences or you can get cash back statements for travel and hotel stays. There is no limit on the number of points you can earn.
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As noun
the hard, fibrous substance composing most of the stem and branches of a tree or shrub, and lying beneath the bark; the xylem
the trunks or main stems of trees as suitable for architectural and other purposes; timber or lumber
the cask, barrel, or keg, as distinguished from the bottle:aged in the wood
woodblock (def )
a woodwind instrument
the section of a band or orchestra composed of woodwinds
Often, woods
(used with a singular or plural verb) a large and thick collection of growing trees; a grove or forest:They picnicked in the woods
a club with a wooden head, as a driver, brassie, spoon, or baffy for hitting long shots
Compare iron (def )
As adjective
made of wood; wooden
used to store, work, or carry wood:a wood chisel
dwelling or growing in woods:wood bird
As verb (used with object)
to cover or plant with trees
to supply with wood; get supplies of wood for
As verb (used without object)
to take in or get supplies of wood (often followed by up):to wood up before the approach of winter
As Idioms
have the wood on, Australian Slang
to have an advantage over or have information that can be used against
knock on wood, (used when knocking on something wooden to assure continued good luck):The car's still in good shape, knock on wood
Also, especially British, touch wood
out of the woods, out of a dangerous, perplexing, or difficult situation; secure; safe
no longer in precarious health or critical condition; out of danger and recovering
As noun
exertion or effort directed to produce or accomplish something; labor; toil
productive or operative activity
employment, as in some form of industry, especially as a means of earning one's livelihood:to look for work
one's place of employment:Don't phone him at work
something on which exertion or labor is expended; a task or undertaking:The students finished their work in class
materials, things, etc
, on which one is working or is to work
the result of exertion, labor, or activity; a deed or performance
a product of exertion, labor, or activity:musical works
Often, works
an engineering structure, as a building or bridge
a building, wall, trench, or the like, constructed or made as a means of fortification
(used with a singular or plural verb) a place or establishment for manufacturing (often used in combination): ironworks
the working parts of a machine: the works of a watch
righteous deeds
force times the distance through which it acts; specifically, the transference of energy equal to the product of the component of a force that acts in the direction of the motion of the point of application of the force and the distance through which the point of application moves
the works, Informal
everything; all related items or matters: a hamburger with the works
harsh or cruel treatment: to give someone the works
As adjective
of, for, or concerning work:work clothes
shaped and planed; working
As verb (used without object), worked or (Archaic) wrought; working
to do work; labor
to be employed, especially as a means of earning one's livelihood:He hasn't worked for six weeks
to be in operation, as a machine:The water should not be disconnected while the pump is working
to act or operate effectively:We all agree that this plan works
to attain a specified condition, as by repeated movement:The nails worked loose
to have an effect or influence, as on a person or on the mind or feelings of a person
to move in agitation, as the features under strong emotion
to make way with effort or under stress:The ship works to windward
to give slightly at the joints, as a vessel under strain at sea
to move improperly, as from defective fitting of parts or from wear
to undergo treatment by labor in a given way:This dough works slowly
to ferment, as a liquid
As verb (used with object), worked or ( Archaic, except for , , ) wrought; working
to use or manage (an apparatus, contrivance, etc
): It is easy to work the camera in this mobile device
She can work many power tools
to bring about (any result) by or as by work or effort:to work a change
to manipulate or treat by labor:to work butter
to put into effective operation
to operate (a mine, farm, etc
) for productive purposes:to work a coal mine
to carry on operations in (a district or region)
to make, fashion, or execute by work
to achieve or win by work or effort:to work one's passage
to keep (a person, a horse, etc
) at work:She works her employees hard
to cause a strong emotion in:to work a crowd into a frenzy
to influence or persuade, especially insidiously:to work other people to one's will
to exploit (someone or something) to one's advantage:See if you can work your uncle for a new car
He worked his charm in landing a new job
to make or decorate by needlework or embroidery:She worked a needlepoint cushion
to cause fermentation in
As Verb phrases
work in/into, to bring or put in; add, merge, or blend: The tailor worked in the patch skillfully
Work the cream into the hands until it is completely absorbed
to arrange a time or employment for: The dentist was very busy, but said she would be able to work me in late in the afternoon
They worked him into the new operation
work off, to lose or dispose of, as by exercise or labor: We decided to work off the effects of a heavy supper by walking for an hour
to pay or fulfill by working: He worked off his debt by doing odd jobs
work on/upon, to exercise influence on; persuade; affect:I'll work on her, and maybe she'll change her mind
work out, to bring about by work, effort, or action
to solve, as a problem
to arrive at by or as by calculation
to pay (a debt) by working instead of paying money
to exhaust, as a mine
to issue in a result
to evolve; elaborate
to amount to (a total or specified figure); add up (to): The total works out to
to prove effective or successful: Their marriage just didn't work out
to practice, exercise, or train, especially in order to become proficient in an athletic sport: The boxers are working out at the gym tonight
work over, to study or examine thoroughly: For my term paper I worked over volumes of Roman history
to beat unsparingly, especially in order to obtain something or out of revenge: They threatened to work him over until he talked
work through, to deal with successfully; come to terms with:to work through one's feelings of guilt
work up, to move or stir the feelings; excite
to prepare; elaborate: Work up some plans
to increase in efficiency or skill: He worked up his typing speed to words a minute
work up to, rise to a higher position; advance:He worked up to the presidency
As Idioms
at work, working, as at one's job: He's at work on a new novel
in action or operation: to see the machines at work
gum up the works, Slang
to spoil something, as through blundering or stupidity:The surprise party was all arranged, but her little brother gummed up the works and told her
in the works, in preparation or being planned:A musical version of the book is in the works
make short work of, to finish or dispose of quickly:We made short work of the chocolate layer cake
out of work, unemployed; jobless:Many people in the area were out of work
shoot the works, Slang
to spend all one's resources:Let's shoot the works and order the crêpes suzette
work it, Informal
to arrange something: I'll try to work it so that we can all travel together
to show off one's body or clothing to best effect, often through movement or posing: The models were working it on the runwayWork it on the dance floor, baby!
As noun
an article of furniture consisting of a flat, slablike top supported on one or more legs or other supports:a kitchen table; an operating table; a pool table
such a piece of furniture specifically used for serving food to those seated at it
the food placed on a table to be eaten:She sets a good table
a group of persons at a table, as for a meal, game, or business transaction
a gaming table
a flat or plane surface; a level area
a tableland or plateau
a concise list or guide:The table of contents in the front of the book includes chapter names and page numbers
an arrangement of words, numbers, or signs, or combinations of them, as in parallel columns, to exhibit a set of facts or relations in a definite, compact, and comprehensive form; a synopsis or scheme
(initial capital letter) Astronomy
the constellation Mensa
a flat and relatively thin piece of wood, stone, metal, or other hard substance, especially one artificially shaped for a particular purpose
a course or band, especially of masonry, having a distinctive form or position
a distinctively treated surface on a wall
a smooth, flat board or slab on which inscriptions may be put
the tablets on which certain collections of laws were anciently inscribed: the tables of the Decalogue
the laws themselves
the inner or outer hard layer or any of the flat bones of the skull
a sounding board
the upper horizontal surface of a faceted gem
a gem with such a surface
As verb (used with object), tabled, tabling
to place (a card, money, etc
) on a table
to enter in or form into a table or list
Parliamentary Procedure
Chiefly U
to lay aside (a proposal, resolution, etc
) for future discussion, usually with a view to postponing or shelving the matter indefinitely
to present (a proposal, resolution, etc
) for discussion
As adjective
of, relating to, or for use on a table:a table lamp
suitable for serving at a table or for eating or drinking:table grapes
As Idioms
on the table, Parliamentary Procedure
submitted for consideration
turn the tables, to cause a reversal of an existing situation, especially with regard to gaining the upper hand over a competitor, rival, antagonist, etc
:Fortune turned the tables and we won
We turned the tables on them and undersold them by percent
under the table, drunk
as a bribe; secretly: She gave money under the table to get the apartment
wait (on) table, to work as a waiter or waitress:He worked his way through college by waiting table
Also, wait tables
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The Perfectionist.
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What is life? A question, that can be answered in many different ways. Take some time and try to ponder over this question. Try to analyze what it means to you. For most of us today, this one tiny four letter word has just become – 'Work' & 'Entertainment'. 'Work' - Spending time in office doing things which you may like or may not, for the sake of your own needs and for so many other that depends on you. When free, watching movies, eat, roam around malls & busy shopping streets or just sit back and browse through internet, social network and stuffs like that – the so called 'Entertainment'.
Some say, "we should be happy for what we have got, what god has given us. Compare to those who don't have the luxury that we enjoy every day." If we have everything we need, why do we complain. People whom we think have everything also complain and compare themselves with someone else. Nothing seems to be enough for humans. Isn't' it? Is it because we are arrogant and don't thank our fortune for what we have? Are we too much ambitious? Why can't we just be happy with how life goes? To the contradictory, the same people also say – "expect more from life, don't settle, sky is the limit or even that is not!" Of all the human beings if the average life 65 years is spent in struggling everyday to achieve even more, expect even more.. then what is the purpose of life? No, we have only one life, so let's enjoy do whatever we want or like, shop whole day, eat, roam, travel, enjoy… … Can we?
Back to square one. So, what is life? Well, reading these lines by now some of you might have felt what boring topic is this or just think what crap. But then these complex questions have simple answers. Again, it depends on every individual as how he interprets and portrays.
Life is all about running behind that one thing, that makes you the Perfectionist. Knowingly or unknowingly we all are in this pursuit. We may not become the perfect in everything we try or do, still with one hope of becoming one someday, we move on. The fact is, by definition no one can become perfectionists. How do we accept & manage our imperfections to lead a healthy & happy life – is what makes us perfectionists! How do we balance our personal & professional life, how do we learn from our learning (commonly known as mistakes, I call them learning's), how do we build our own values and enrich them, how do we take responsibility of another human being, how do we succeed after several failures are all catalysts to become perfect. Is that all? Still, something missing…
How spices are required to make a dish tastier, we need some changes, adventures, excitements, hobbies, games and so on, to make life 'perfect'. It is definitely not just about 'Work' & 'Entertainment'. We don't need to master in everything we do or give a try. Like I said in my last post, doing something different than the usual way will surely add spices to life. But then, we need to make sure what we do is right and doesn't harm self or anyone else. Likewise, it is important to have a good hobby. After all, at the end it is not just about how much bank balance we have managed. It is also about what we have done, what we have tried or attempted - before it is too late. Though they say, it's never too late, I would say - it will be some day.
So, let's take a moment and think about it. Let's take a step towards.. .. .. 'the perfectionist'!