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I had so many pictures on my computer that made me laugh. Swatches of lipstick, eyeshadows and blush. Super blurry outfits from when I first started blogging. I deleted most of them, but saved a few that I actually really like. Most are fairly recent, because I'd like to think that my style has greatly improved over time.
I had so many pictures on my computer that made me laugh. Swatches of lipstick, eyeshadows and blush. Super blurry outfits from when I first started blogging. I deleted most of them, but saved a few that I actually really like. Most are fairly recent, because I'd like to think that my style has greatly improved over time.
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i love the fourth and last photo! :) followed your blog. :)ReplyDelete
stay pretty! :)
OH YAYYY!!! So fun! Thank you for the recognition!! Totally just made my day!! :) I too love the Food Network and Bravo Housewives! And I love that red dress on you...so glamorous!ReplyDelete
I am in love with your last outfit!ReplyDelete
Where is that from?
This is great post! its always nice to know something about the person behind the blog :)ReplyDelete
Loved reading the seven things about you :)ReplyDelete
The only people that know about my blog are my hubby and my sis :) And I've told them not to tell any of my friends...not sure why haha.
Thanks for the award, I'll have to do it soon :)
- Anonymous5/25/11, 10:17 AM
I loved reading more about you too! I am so surprised that you have a dirty sense of humor, you always seem so ladylike to me :) I think the work you do is amazing.ReplyDelete
I love all of your looks, you've always looked so classic but modern at the same time.
thank you hon :)!! you so deserve this award.. i love your style!! i super love your very first OOTD.. you look so chic and polished.. the red rose dress is SO amazing on you!!ReplyDelete
i can't stop watching the real houswives series too.. even though they're like totally ALL trainwrecks.. but i just can't look away! hahha
Aww, thanks Noelle! I think posts like this are so fun, can't wait to do it! It's funny bc the my 2 close friends do not know about my blog either! I couldn't agree with how you feel more. And I am an avid addicted fan of RHONJ!!!! XX-JackieReplyDelete
Wow, I had no idea that you worked in that field! It's not at all what I would've imagined (I honestly imagined you working in fashion or merchandising!). That's awesome, though! As for being reluctant to share your blog with your real-life people, I can understand. I was really secretive about mine too, aside from telling Boyfriend. Now I just don't care, haha! I don't broadcast my blog, but I don't mind it if they spy the link or anything.ReplyDelete
I loved looking through your old OOTDs in this post -- and you look awesome in skinny jeans, so I can see why you love 'em!
Thanks for tagging me :-) Your sense of style is amazing - I love it! I also love your hair - it looks so pretty softly curled (in the black dress) and the anniversary photo.ReplyDelete
Off to think of 7 things about myself...
- Anonymous5/25/11, 12:53 PM
Thanks for posting. Your OOTDs are always so well put together :) Where are those wedge heel boots from again?? I love them!ReplyDelete
I'm amazed to hear about your job- I never would have expected that!! But I understand. Doesn't it suck not being able to dress up for work? I used to have a job like that and I hated that so much.ReplyDelete
I'm pretty much the same way about telling people about my blog - other than my boyfriend and a few friends who actually have blogs too, nobody really knows about it. It's kind of a weird thing to try to tell people, and if they're not bloggers, most people don't really understand it.ReplyDelete
LOVE that red dress. So pretty and fun!
Aww, I love your sweet comments girls. They make my day! especially after a not-so-great day.ReplyDelete
Just another Shopoholic: My outfit is from - top is by Madewell, and so is the tissue light cami underneath. The jeans are my Banana Republic skinnies which I wear way too often! But I can't help it! The necklace is H&M, the pumps are from Zara, and the bag is MNG by Mango via JCPenny. Oh, and the ring is YSL. Phew!
Ness: The wedge boots were purchased from Marshalls last Fall. They are BCBGeneration. I know you can find similar though!
Courtney@SDB: Yes, it can be very boring to say the least. But on the flipside, at least I don't have to worry about taking too long to get ready for work! I just throw whatever on. I reserve my style for days off and weekends I don't work =)
As I said before, feel free to participate in the tag!
I think it is kind of fun to look back and see how you dressed then. I was cleaning out some of my pics yesterday and had thoughts of what I was thinking on a few items.ReplyDelete
I love your facts. I'm hoping to come up with some good ones for mine.
I used to work at a job that was casual and I remember wearing jeans and hoodies most of the time. I could feel myself slipping out of the mode of really getting dressed up some for work. I'm kind of glad I don't work there anymore (for that and other reasons too).
And I haven't told many people about my blog either. I'm not sure why though but part of the reason is that most people I know don't really read blogs like I do and if they are anything like my mother, don't understand why I would take pictures of my outfits. :)
oh my gosh, would we ever get along in real life!!! LOL!! i'm such a guys girl! but those moments when the girlie girl comes out!! what a great post! and yay for awards! i love your ootd! I also haven't told any family about my blog. since mine gets so personal sometimes - I would rather leave it to not include family members! keep up the fab work you do here! we all enjoy it!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for giving the shout out to Louie :) She is such a ham and a chick magnet! my husband loves walking her haha! LOVE LOVE LOVE that red dress from the Garden Collection and that turquoise necklace on you! just beautiful! and i totally know what you mean about feeling judged when your real life friends and family read your blog. I felt kind of nervous to start my FB page for the Honeybee! haha totally silly. xoxoReplyDelete
fshnonmymind: We sound very similar ;)ReplyDelete
DeAnna: Good, a fellow dirty girl lol! Yeah, I don't know where my sick humor comes from. I guess my mom, since she is very much the same way. I'm so happy you enjoy my blog. I love yours as well because it is so personal. It takes guts!
Andee: Oh you know I love Louie and squeel everytime I see her on your blog! I even forwarded that post to my bf so he could see her in those cute sunglasses! He loved it too =)
Good stuff! I love looking back at older pics, especially from when I first started blogging. Like you, most of them are pretty darn awful, but it's fun to see how I've grown. Style is definitely a continuous journey, especially as trends come and go, and that's what makes it fun!ReplyDelete
I love all of your outfits, but the colors in the last are SO pretty! I love a good mix of neutrals with a slight pop of color, and you nailed it!
When I first "came out" with my blog to my friends, I was like you--I felt like my blog was my private space, away from my real life, so having "real life" people know about it seemed incredibly scary and daunting! But once I opened up with it to my family, friends, and co-workers, it's been amazing to see and hear the feedback I get! While it *has* impacted how and what I write about (I can't write quite as freely, as I have a young niece that reads, so I've toned it down on the swear words!), it's been fun to share my love of fashion with everyone else in my life. Definitely not as scary as I thought it'd be. :)
Thank you Chloe, I appreciate your comment!ReplyDelete
The 5th anniversary outfit & red dress are too cute. I have tried to explain to a couple of ppl and they don't really get it. I'm fine with that. It's a personal decision people make on how they share their blog. If you don't feel the need to discuss your blog w/co-workers, don't. I wouldn't look as it as a secret. It was fun reading about you :)ReplyDelete
That H&M dress is one of my all-time favorites of yours! Super cute, love.ReplyDelete
xo Josie
Gigi: Thank you for your advice =) I agree that it shouldn't be seen as a secret, more of just something that I don't necessarily need to share with everyone in my life.ReplyDelete
Josie: Thanks, Doll!
All over your fashion blog!! Just found you through Natasha's and I'm so glad I did! Love unique styling photo shoots! ;)ReplyDelete
Drew: Aww, thank you! I love Natasha, she's such a sweet person! Welcome to my blog, I hope you enjoy.ReplyDelete
Thank you for commenting! I read each and every one, and do my best to answer questions or return the favor on your blog.


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Created for teachers by teachers, OTF Connects webinars address a wide variety of topics across grade levels. Our easy-to-use webinar technology provides you and your colleagues with free, effective PD accessible from home or your mobile device. Join colleagues from across the province to learn and share together. OTF Connects adds new webinars regularly – please keep checking the calendar for new sessions.
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Teachers are very familiar with Bloom's Taxonomy. This Common Sense Media video explains its revision over time and the adaptation of the technology to include technology resources to transform their learning opportunities.
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Teachers are familiar with Bloom's Taxonomy from their training. Dr. Puentedura compares Bloom's Taxonomy with his SAMR Model.
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Well, it is a real fun to have younger woman to hangout and date with but one cannot deny that younger women are hotter and cute but at the same time, are childish and very demanding too. Guys find it annoying when their girl or woman doesn't provide them the necessary personal space. Most of the guys don't deny it that they do not only want to date and romance comparably older woman but they also find them hotter and deserving enough to have relationship with. There are extremely good looking cougars and even guys are dying to meet them but the question arises how?
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The New 7's Hybrid Power Battery with Manual switch, provides immediate power to the atomizer, when utilizing the activation button built directly into the battery which is illuminated by a white LED Ring. This battery also features a LCD screen illuminated by a white LED giving you charge level feedback along with a built-in puff counter. These Lithium-Ion Batteries are manufactured with 650mAh of pure, sustainable rechargeable power. These batteries are one of the most reliable, long-lasting batteries available. Designed with "Power Smart" protection circuits to prevent overcharging, the 7's Hybrid Battery consistently delivers dependable power that is very easy to recharge.
The on-board white back-lit LCD screen allows you to visually see when the battery is charging, the remaining charge, and total puff count.. The LCD displays the time remaining for a complete charge and also indicates how much charge is remaining while you are on the road, all with the touch of a button.
The built-in "Smoke n' Charge" feature allows you to smoke your Hybrid Vision while it is plugged in with the USB Cable. Never worry about running out of power. We think this should be standard on every electronic cigarette.
Designed with "Power Smart" protection circuits to prevent overcharging. The 7's Hybrid Battery consistently delivers dependable power that is very easy to recharge. When the light turns off, it's ready. We have made sure to keep it simple.
Note: The Hybrid Power Batteries are not backwards compatible, with the 7's Cartomizers product line.
Note: To enable or to disable the battery, you can press the button 5 times to alternate between power on or power off modes. This safety features, allows you to prevent undesired activation of the battery when storing. Furthermore, you can reset the puff-counter by powering off the battery - press button 5 times , and then holding down the button for 5-6 seconds, and then turning back on - press button 5 times.
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The regular hybrid battery is cool because you don't have to press any button. I like this one better because of the pretty lights and it shows how much battery life it has left!
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Chris Russo Launching Sirius XM Best Of?
Fresh off of the news that Chirs Russo would be leaving the Mike and the Mad Dog Radio Show, Yahoo has searches for Russ on their top 10 for August 18th, showing that Russo has star power when it comes to sports on Radio.
Even Google shows a huge spike in on line searches for Russo. According to Google, most searches came from New York (Russo's Show aired on WFAN in New York), but other states such as New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Massachusetts also had strong results.
Russo previous show hails from the northeast, and it is the Northeast that has been a hotbed for satellite radio for quite some time. Thus, it is quite possible that even though Russo's show was centered on New York Sports (even though Boston sports are better), that he could transition to a more nationalized scope, and could perhaps even keep his some of his existing New York schtick and go national with it.
At this point, a relationship between Russo and Sirius XM us pure speculation, but the lack of an announced landing spot for Russo could bode well for satellite fans in hopes of seeing Sirius XM sign him. While this may be adding to the speculation, it could be quite possible that, if a deal does exist, it will be launched with the BEST OF programming as well as A-La-Carte. Sirius XM's Mel Karmazin has stated that announcements will be coming after labor Day. In simple terms, I would look for Russo to be the first talent hired by the merged company that will be available to both Sirius and XM legacy receivers.
People want some excitement and promotion of the merger, and an announcement of a talent such as Russo would give the crossover sports programming a cache as we prepare for baseball playoffs and the beginning of football season.
Would Russo be a good addition to Sirius Xm radio? In my opinion he would. He would be a great promotion for the new merged programming, and would add value by drawing from his fan base to become subscribers. While the impact would not equal the Stern Effect, it would indeed help solidify more unique programming for satellite radio.
UPDATE According to a New York Post article published about 45 minutes after this article, Sirius XM Radio has scheduled a press conference for tomorrow morning to announce the addition of a major sports personality.
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"ObamaCare is torturing the American People. The Democrats have fooled the people long enough. Repeal or Repeal & Replace! I have pen in hand," Trump tweeted Tuesday morning.
Earlier Tuesday, Trump said we're about to see if the GOP is "willing to step up to the plate."
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It is still unclear what exactly a GOP healthcare bill from the Senate would look like.
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Hua Hong Semiconductor and SinoMCU Co-Released the First MCU Based on 95nm OTP Process Platform
HONG KONG, Nov 3, 2017 - (ACN Newswire) -
Hua Hong Semiconductor Limited ("Hua Hong Semiconductor" or the "Company", together with its subsidiaries, the "Group"; stock code: 1347.HK), a global leading pure-play 200mm foundry, and Shanghai SinoMCU Microelectronics Co., Ltd. ("SinoMCU", stock code: 430276) jointly announced today the successful verification and volume production readiness of the first MCU (Microcontroller Unit) based on the 95nm OTP (One-Time Programming) process platform.
To address the increasingly demanding low-power requirements by the strong IoT (Internet of Things) momentum, Hua Hong Semiconductor introduced the low-power 95nm CE 5V OTP MCU process platform, one of the optimum foundry solutions developed especially for IoT MCU applications. As a major element of its IoT strategy, the platform has further expanded the Company's embedded memory process portfolio, and underpins its future momentum in the fields of smart home and IoT.
Hua Hong Semiconductor's 95nm CE 5V OTP MCU process platform has extremely low static power (Ioff, 0.5pA/um), and has significantly reduced the size of the OTP cells and IPs through process and IP optimization - the area of the 95nm IP has been shrunk by nearly 50% compared to that of the 0.18um OTP process. With higher logic gate density (60% higher than the 0.18um OTP process) and smaller SRAM bit cell (30% smaller than the 0.18um OTP process), the new process significantly reduced die size of the chips, and is highly competitive in cost.
A leading MCU design house in China, SinoMCU has been vigorously developing new products, while Hua Hong Semiconductor continues to upgrade its processes. It reports the first case of new product verification on Hua Hong Semiconductor's new OTP process platform.
The embedded OTP memory is an optimized IP designed by Hua Hong Semiconductor on the basis of eMemory's OTP cell and its own expertise in the embedded non-volatile memory (eNVM) platform. The new product announced today is the smallest 8-bit MCU in the market, its area is only two-thirds of similar products on the market with the same number of general logic layers. It delivers significantly improved performance, as evidenced by the greatly reduced OTP programming non-conformance and time. With higher interference immunity, the product delivers exceptional price-performance, and is applicable in household appliances and industrial controls.
"It is our pleasure to work with SinoMCU to introduce a quality MCU with high performance-price. The successful development of the first MCU based on the 95nm CE 5V OTP MCU process platform is very exciting for us, and once again proves Hua Hong Semiconductor's expertise in the field of MCU," said Dr. Kong Weiran, Executive Vice President of Hua Hong Semiconductor. "As an excellent provider of eNVM foundry solutions, our company keeps on introducing new innovations on the 95nm node, such as achieving volume production on the embedded EEPROM and Flash platforms, and accelerating R&D on the cost-effective MTP (Multiple-Time Programming) process. We will work closely with customers and partners to continuously sharpen our competitiveness, and to serve the MCU market more extensively."
"SinoMCU, a Chinese MCU design house that sets foot in its local market and vigorously integrates itself into the local value chain, leverages manufacturing processes that better caters to product requirements to introduce MCU products with obvious performance-price benefits. This has allowed us to gain a higher share in the Chinese MCU market," said Mr. Bao Xuhe, Vice President of Technology at SinoMCU. "Investing heavily in the R&D of process platforms suitable for a full range of MCU products, such as OTP, MTP, Flash and EEPROM, Hua Hong Semiconductor delivers leading manufacturing processes in the industry, and great competitiveness in terms of cost optimization, performance improvement and one-stop service. By establishing and maintaining strategic partnership with Hua Hong Semiconductor on new processes and products, and continuously investing in innovation to materialize the process benefits, we provide customers with MCU products that deliver stable performance, reliable quality and high price-performance, catering to customers' needs."
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In How to Improve Practice Efficiency with Effective Policies and Procedures, Sandra Curd urges medical practices to employ some widely used business and human resources measures to enhance their efficiency. Her advice could probably apply to virtually any professional practice arena.
Motivation for Establishing Personnel Policies
Several of the protocols she recommends help busy offices enhance revenue streams through tighter organization. She maintains that medical practices benefit by adopting these simple ideas, designed to reduce staff confusion and enforce better adherence to rules on a day to day level. Employees will cooperate, learn their duties more quickly, and gain empowerment by understanding the full scope of their individual position responsibilities. Written guidelines also reduce employee litigation involving personnel matters.
Three Essential Personnel Manuals
Ms. Curd strongly recommends that every professional practice spend time preparing three essential types of manuals. First, a clearly written job description manual covering every position in the organization allows employees to comprehend the full scope of their daily responsibilities. Second, a policy manual provides guidance concerning carrying out job duties. Third, a manual delineating office policies and protocols can offer guidance to staff members when questions arise about the way they should handle a recurring issue.
Preparing Each Manual
Professional practices can benefit by first creating a template and then delegating the responsibility for manual preparation to those most impacted by the final documents. Insights gained through networking and discussing job-related issues allows the participants to gain a broader perspective concerning the job duties of everyone in the office. A medical practice should accord from six months to a year for the completion of this group assignment.
Suggested Manual Format
Ideally, every manual should include certain basic material, in addition to its specific subject content. For instance, by specifically numbering and dating every page, members of the drafting committee expedite future revisions. For the sake of clarity, the finished product should include a description of the subject matter, the name of the individual approving the new document, the designation of the impacted department and a manager's signature conferring approval.
Periodic Review and Revision
It remains vital to include a protocol for periodically reviewing and revising the three personnel manuals. Why? Practice environments do not remain static. As changes occur, the staff members should take steps to keep their manuals up to date and fully current.
Several Benefits of Maintaining Written Manuals
Written manuals reduce administrative stress in nine specific ways. These issues merit some individual attention. Although not all of the benefits will pertain in every single instance, professional practices may encounter each of these advantages at some point.
Benefit Number One: Maximize Training Efficiency
The manuals reduce training time in many ways. For one thing, redundancy during training is eliminated.
Benefit Number Two: Enhance Clarity
Manuals establish clear policies. This step eliminates conflicting verbal directions.
Benefit Number Three: Establish Job Performance Criteria
The presence of written guidelines lets employees know very clearly the specific criteria by which their job performances will be evaluated. This step empowers them.
Benefit Number Four: Train New Employees Faster
By giving every employee copies of all three manuals, the professional practice offers new hires an invaluable resource. These guidelines can assist them in learning their jobs faster.
Benefit Number Five: Streamline
Written protocols help promote uniformity. Therefore, they can help streamline operational activities in an office environment.
Benefit Number Six: Promote Fairness
The manuals can eliminate the administrative stress experienced by employees who are asked to perform certain tasks. Managers will not unfairly delegate roles outside of employee job descriptions when duties are set forth clearly in writing. Additionally, the practice will not expect individual employees to perform work for which they are not compensated.
Benefit Number Seven: Better Accountability
By outlining a specific role for each position, and enumerating its duties, managers establish a clear chain of command in the organization. This situation often encourages employees to accept greater accountability for their actions; everyone in the office will understand who is responsible for performing a particular task.
Benefit Number Eight: Clarify Position Descriptions
A clear description of every position in the organization lets employees know the specific boundaries of their duties much better. It eliminates management problems that can sometimes arise when one employee endeavors to intrude onto another's job responsibilities, for instance.
Benefit Number Nine: Resolve Staff Complaints More Easily
A set of clearly written office protocols and procedures allows managers to address staff complaints more easily. An administrator can simply direct the attention of employees to a particular manual provision in order to resolve workplace disputes. Written rules also reduce instances of formal grievances.
Taking the effort to empower employees through the creation of formal written guidelines, professional medical practices can reduce administrative stress and enhance workplace morale. They also massively increase efficiency!
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The "Chicago Style" hot dog got its start from street cart hot dog vendors during the hard times of the Great Depression. Money was scarce, but business was booming for these entrepreneurs who offered a delicious hot meal on a bun for only a nickel. The famous Chicago Style Hot Dog was born! They'd start with a Vienna Beef hot dog, nestle it in a steamed poppy seed bun and cover it with a wonderful combination of toppings: yellow mustard, bright green relish, fresh chopped onions, juicy red tomato wedges, a kosher-style pickle spear, a couple of spicy sport peppers and finally, a dash of celery salt. This unique hot dog creation with a "salad on top" and its memorable interplay of hot and cold, crisp and soft, sharp and smooth, became America's original fast food and a true Chicago institution.
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June 4-8: Sedona Bluegrass Festival – Two Days of Concert
The eighth Sedona Bluegrass Festival takes place June 3rd through June 8th with a multitude of activities and programs in addition to two days of concerts under the Cottonwood Canopy alongside the banks of Oak Creek in Sedona.
"Darol Anger accepted our invitation to join our efforts as Artistic Director and we couldn't be more pleased," said Festival Director Bert Harclerode. "Darol has invited many of the finest acoustic artists to be part of this year's festival including Peter Rowan, Laurie Lewis and Ben Sollee. This year's program promises to be our finest to date."
"The Festival site is one of the most idyllic I know of," said Anger. "With the shade of the trees and Oak Creek flowing for all to enjoy, we're gearing up to entertain, enlighten and engage our audience. I've been to Rockygrass, Telluride, MerleFest and many more – and Sedona takes the cake!"
Darol Anger is one of acoustic music's most celebrated instrumentalists. He is an associate Professor of Music at the Berklee School in Boston and was an original member of the David Grisman Quintet. Anger is at home in a variety of musical genres, some of which he helped to invent. Exceptional among modern fiddlers for his versatility and depth, Anger has helped drive the evolution of the contemporary string band through his involvement with numerous path-breaking ensembles such as his Republic Of Strings, the Turtle Island String Quartet, the David Grisman Quintet, Montreux, his Duo with Mike Marshall, and others. He has performed and taught all over the world with musicians such as Dr. Billy Taylor, Bela Fleck, Bill Evans, Edgar Meyer, Bill Frisell, Tony Rice, Tim O'Brien, Anonymous 4, Marin Alsop and the Cabrillo Orchestra, the Detroit Symphony, Mark O'Connor, and Stephane Grappelli. Today Darol can be heard on NPR's "Car Talk" theme every week, along with Earl Scruggs, David Grisman and Tony Rice. He was also the violinist on the phenomenally popular Sim City computer games. "I've invited some of my best musical friends to come to Sedona, and THEY ARE EXCITED!" said Anger.
Peter Rowan is a Grammy-award winner and six-time Grammy nominee. A singer-songwriter with a career spanning over five decades, his early years playing under the tutelage of Bluegrass veteran Bill Monroe, has proven immensely vital. As a solo musician and bandleader, Rowan has built a devoted, international fan base through a solid stream of records, collaborative projects, and constant touring. Rowan brings with him for his Saturday performance special guest Yungchen Lhamo.
Laurie Lewis is an American icon who has also blazed the bluegrass and acoustic scene. She, joined by husband and mandolinist Tom Rozum will perform Saturday. "Laurie is one of the greatest Bluegrass artists, because of her consistency over decades, the depth and width of her subject matter, her commitment to the Bluegrass form, and her technical command. Oh yes, and her strength. Laurie's strength manifests in many ways: her commanding presence on stage combined with an emotional vulnerability, the truths in her lyrics, her physical voice which transcends gender, her strong commitment to causes and issues in which she deeply believes, which all resonate with a respect for the land, the natural world, and human mercy and justice," said Anger.
Cellist Ben Sollee performs Saturday and Sunday. He first gained attention with his 2008 debut, Learning to Bend, which led NPR's Morning Edition to call him one of the "Top Ten Great Unknown Artists" of the year. Later, All Things Considered called his debut "an inspired collection of acoustic, folk and jazz-flavored songs, filled with hope and the earnest belief that the world is good." Around the same time, Sollee was touring the world with Abigail Washburn's Sparrow Quartet alongside Grammy nominee Casey Driessen and multi-Grammy winner Bela Fleck. Sollee's music drew the attention of My Morning Jacket front-man Yim Yames, who produced his second full-length album, a collaboration with Daniel Martin Moore. In 2010 they released Dear Companion, a stunning collection of songs meant to inspire environmental stewardship. In 2011 Sollee contributed his cello stylings to My Morning Jacket's hit album Circuital and released Inclusions, a sonically awe-inspiring album about relationships that was called "structurally brilliant" by Slant and "stunning" by No Depression. He performs Saturday and Sunday.
The Sonoran Dogs are based in Tucson and have have exploded upon the Arizona bluegrass scene, performing at the Sedona, Wickenburg, Prescott, Tucson, and Tubac bluegrass festivals. The group is made up of seasoned veterans who have come together to enjoy bluegrass music and friendship. They play a collection of traditional bluegrass standards, new-grass, and original compositions. Every concert is different, as they often improvise the set to follow the mood of their audience. "Guitarist Peter McLaughlin played for some time with Laurie Lewis as well as with Tom in 'Flying South' many years ago and we're delighted to have the Dogs aboard Sunday," said Anger.
Pick n Hollar is a Phoenix-based quartet that plays music from America's past, keeping alive the sounds that have brought people together for centuries. It draws deep from old time string band tradition of Appalachian fiddle and banjo tunes. "I like that they're not afraid to bring in Mother Maybelle as well as Hank William," said Harclerode. "From their story telling and original music, Pick and Hollar was a festival favorite and we're delighted to bring them back with us Sunday."
The Festival schedule is:
Wednesday, June 4 @ 6:30-8:30pm
Bluegrass Film Documentary "The There's Mike and Darol" hosted by Darol Anger at the Mary Fisher Theater in partnership with the Sedona Film Festival. $12/person
Thursday, June 5 @ 5:30pm
Bluegrass BBQ with Darol & The Furies performing at a private Oak Creek Canyon Ranch. Catered dinner including beef tri-tip, salmon and the fixings. $75/person reservations are required.
Friday, June 6 from 5:00 to 8:00pm
First Friday Gallery Walk concerts will feature Flagstaff's own Diamond Down String Band performing at Goldenstein Gallery from 5-6:15pm, and then Sedona Arts Center from 6:545-8pm. FREE EVENT!
Saturday, June 7 from 9am to 11:00pm
Bluegrass Workshop 9-10:30am with Darol Anger and Furies, Laurie Lewis and Tom Rozum, and Ben Sollee. Sedona and regional youth grades 8-12 are free of charge and registration is required. Interested parties may send inquires to email@example.com. The workshop is followed by a community jam free to the public from 10:30-11:30am. All participants will receive a $5 discount coupon for Saturday or Sunday's Festival based on a cash purchase at the door.
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Saturday, June 7 ~ 11:30-6:30pm
Noon-1:25pm – Ben Sollee
1:45-3:00pm – Laurie and Tom
3:15-4:45pm – Darol and the Furies
5:15-6:30pm – Peter Rowan
Sunday, June 8 ~ 11:00am – 5:00pm
11:00am-12:15pm Pick n Hollar
12:30-1:30pm Ben Sollee
1:45-3:00pm Darol & Furies
3:30-5:00pm Sonoran Dogs
Tickets are now on sale at www.SedonaBluegrassFestival.org or by calling 928.204.2415.
Adult tickets are $40, and students 13 to 22 with full time ID $20. Youth 12 and under are free of charge with a paid adult – limit one child per adult. All youth 12 and under will also receive a Delta Dental 'Smile Bag" encouraging youth to 'Brush with Bluegrass' containing tooth paste and brush, floss and other items for good dental care.
The Sedona Bluegrass Festival is a featured festival of Sedona Arts Week – May 29th to June 8th – fusing Innovative performances with film, music, dance, art and photography. Visit SedonaCollaborative.org for details.
The Sedona Bluegrass Festival is part of the Chamber Music Sedona's 31st Season is made possible with support from The City of Sedona, The Arizona Commission on the Arts with funding from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts, The Sedona Community Foundation, The Verde Valley Medical Center, Aspey Watkins & Diesel PLLC. and WESTAF.
New Helicopter Footage of Sedona Waterfalls
After the recent rains in Northern Arizona, we flew out with Arizona Helicopter Adventures to capture video footage of some majestic waterfalls in and around Oak Creek Canyon near Sedona! Be sure to watch in HD to see the waterfalls in all their glory!
The Russians Are Coming! The Met Live in HD at the Sedona Performing Arts Center
Met: Live in HD Broadcast
Saturday, March 8, 2014 – 10:00am – *Encore performance, original air-date: 03/01/14.
Approximate run time: 4 hours 40 minutes (On Air: 10:00am – 2:40pm), 1 intermission.
Pre-opera talk by Russell Fox beginning at 8:45am in the theater.
Box office opens at 8:30am.
Fear ye not! With so much in the news today about Russia we are pleased to present The Met: Live in HD with Alexander Borodin's epic opera Prince Igor about the 12th-century ruler who defended Russia against invading Polovtsian forces. Famous for the "Polovtsian Dances" which were recently featured in the Sochi Olympics opening ceremony, Prince Igor returns to the Met for its first company performances since 1917. The second scene of the first act is set in a field of 12,500 red poppies that the Met's scenic department made entirely by hand.
An extraordinary Russian cast led by Ildar Abdrazakov (Enrico VIII in 2011's Anna Bolena) in the title role, opposite Oksana Dyka in her Met debut as his emotionally unstable wife, Yaroslavna; Anita Rachvelishvili is the fiery princess Konchakovna.
Susan Sarandon receives Lifetime Achievement Award at the Sedona Film Festival
The 2014 Sedona International Film Festival has wrapped up. If you missed Susan Sarandon in person presenting the film she produced, "Waiting For Bashnu", here's a video clip of her receiving her Lifetime Achievement Award at this year's festival.
Mariel Hemingway talks at the Sedona International Film Festival
Here's a clip of Mariel Hemingway, her partner Bobby Williams, and producer/director Barbara Kopple talking after a screening of their movie "Running From Crazy" at the 2014 Sedona International Film Festival.
Mariel Hemingway Receives Lifetime Achievement Award at the Sedona Film Festival
Here's a clip of Mariel Hemingway receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2014 Sedona International Film Festival. Mariel's award is presented by the film festival's Executive Director Pat Schweiss.
Valentine's Artist Show at Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art
You're all invited to Exposures International Gallery of Fine Art's annual Valentine's Artist Show! This year the gallery will feature the glass art of Laurie Burns and the fine art jewelry of award-winning designer Barbara Westwood, plus other guest artists. Dozens of new pieces will be on display at this show. The show runs Friday February 14th from 1pm – 8pm, and Saturday February 15th from 1pm-5pm. Friday will feature catering by Enchantment Resort.
For more information, visit exposuresfineart.com or call 800-526-7668.
Sedona Winter MusicFest Inaugural Season
January 6 – 12 featuring Six of This Generation's Most Brilliant Artists
Concerts, Salons, Special Events, In-school Concerts and more
"January is one of the most beautiful times of year in Sedona and to complement the winter season we've got six of this generations most brilliant artists performing in a variety of community service programs – all leading up to the Friday and Sunday concerts hosted at the Hilton Sedona Resort & Spa," said Chamber Music Sedona director Bert Harclerode.
Festival co-artistic directors Alexander Fiterstein and Nicholas Canellakis have invited four superlative young artists to join them including violinists Benjamin Beilman and Erin Keefe, violist Cindy Wu and pianist Orion Weiss – all superstars in the chamber music world as well as acclaimed orchestral soloists.
Monday, January 6 at 7pm the Festival kicks-off with the documentary "Talking in Strings" at the Mary D. Fisher Theater in cooperation with the Sedona Film Festival. The 1999 documentary (premiered at Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah in 1999) is directed by Paola di Florio and received a nomination for Best Feature Documentary Film at the 72nd Academy Awards. The film is based on the life of Italian-born violinist Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg who in 2002 performed for Chamber Music Sedona. Artistic and executive directors will talk about the film and Festival from 6:30-6:50.
Tuesday, January 7 from 6:30-8:30pm clarinetist Fiterstein, cellist Canellakis and Orion Weiss will perform a mini "Meet the Directors" concert at the home of Victoria and Dan Bresnan. Wine, cheese and desserts will be served in the intimate setting for a limited 40 guests. Reservations are $55/person or $100/couple.
Wednesday the Festival sextet will perform a series of four in-school concerts in Sedona and surrounding schools made possible by Arizona Tax Credit funds and support from Aspey Watkins & Diesel PLLC.
Thursday, January 9 from 6:30-9pm is the first Festival Salon & Gala at the Hilton featuring the Festival Sextet in a light and fun evening. A silent and live auction will take place (with the silent auction running through the Sunday concert), champagne and desserts will be served, and the concert featuring the Festival Sextet is in celebration of Chamber Music Sedona's recent acquisition of the Steinway D previously owned by Ignat Solzhenitsyn during his tenure at the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. "These artists represent some of the most dynamic young artists today," said Harclerode. Fiterstein and Weiss are Avery Fisher Career Grant recipients, and along with Canellakis and Keefe are regulars at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, and Cindy Wu is the youngest Viola Professor ever at the University of Southern California. "The evening promises to be a lot of fun and we'll celebrate all night long as the Hilton is offering discounted rooms for the evening's guests," said Harclerode.
Friday, 7:30pm at the Hilton, the Festival Sextet performs its first program "The Folk Spirit" featuring music by Prokofiev, Ravel, Bartok and Brahms. The concert will be preceded by an informal early-bird dinner at the Hilton from 5-6:15, followed by a panel discussion lead by Canellakis and Harclerode along with additional Festival artists from 6:30-7pm. The concert is made possible with support from Karen & John Dansby and Dr. Ronald Krug.
Saturday, January 11 at the Hilton from 9am to 4pm, Festival musicians will be featured in an open-rehearsal, followed by master classes for clarinet, piano and strings for local musicians grades 8-12, as well as hands on coaching by Festival artists. "This is a new and truly noteworthy program supported by the Sedona Community Foundation and we're reaching-out primarily to Sedona as well as regional youth," said Harclerode. The afternoon will come to a close with an afternoon concert featuring participants as chamber musicians and soloists from around northern Arizona.
Sunday, three Festival artists will perform at morning services including the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in VOC, St. Andrews Episcopal in West Sedona, and at Christ Lutheran.
Sunday, 2:30pm at the Hilton the Festival comes to a close with its program "Celebration" with music by von Weber, Dvo\0x0159ak and more. The Festival Sextet artists will greet patrons at a post-concert dessert party. The concert is made possible with support from the Chamber Music Sedona Advisory Council. "We're excited to return to Sedona and bring our friends for their first experience. We're looking forward to making new friends and plan for the Winter MusicFest 2015," added Canellakis and Fiterstein.
Chamber Music Sedona's 31st season is made possible in part with funding from the City of Sedona, The Arizona Commission on the Arts with funding from the State of Arizona and the National Endowment for the Arts, The Sedona Community Foundation, The Verde Valley Medical Center, Aspey Watkins & Diesel PLLC., WESTAF and nearly 200 Sedona households.
For complete information including tickets and special events call 928.204.2415 or visit ChamberMusicSedona.org
National Theatre celebrates 50 years with star-studded event on Nov. 22
The National Theatre of London celebrates its 50th Anniversary with a star-studded event featuring the "who's who" of British theatre from stage and screen, on Friday, Nov. 22. The Sedona International Film Festival hosts the big screen premiere of the gala celebration at its Mary D. Fisher Theatre. There will be two shows at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m.
To celebrate its 50th anniversary, the National Theatre of Great Britain presents "National Theatre: 50 Years on Stage", bringing together the best British actors for a unique evening of unforgettable performances, broadcast from London to cinemas around the world, including the Mary D. Fisher Theatre here in Sedona.
A cast of 100 will perform live on stage in this once-in-a-lifetime event, directed by the National Theatre's current Director Nicholas Hytner, including award-winning actors Judi Dench, Helen Mirren, Maggie Smith, Ralph Fiennes, Benedict Cumberbatch, Roger Allam, Simon Russell Beale, Frances de la Tour, Christopher Eccleston, Michael Gambon, Derek Jacobi, Alex Jennings, Rory Kinnear, Adrian Lester, Anna Maxwell Martin, Andrew Scott, Penelope Wilton, and many more.
Covering iconic productions from Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead to The History Boys, from Antony and Cleopatra to Angels in America, from Guys and Dolls to London Road, this will be a thrilling evening of live performance and rare glimpses from the archive, bringing the history of the National Theatre to Sedona for one special evening.
"National Theatre: 50 Years on Stage" will be shown at the Mary D. Fisher Theatre on Friday, Nov. 22 at 4:00 and 7:00 p.m. Tickets are $15, or $12.50 for Film Festival members. Tickets are available in advance at the Sedona International Film Festival office or by calling 928-282-1177. Both the theatre and film festival office are located at 2030 W. Hwy. 89A, in West Sedona. For more information, visit: www.SedonaFilmFestival.org.


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Banks are in danger of alienating their customers as they embrace new technology, according to a report from KPMG Consulting.
The report 'Customer Centric Management – Understanding the challenge in retail financial services' suggests technology brings no guarantee of customer satisfaction.
KPMG found many banks have introduced technology driven initiatives such as telephone and on-line banking.
But customers perceive these developments as further depersonalising their dealings with the organisation.
It says telephone services weaken traditional branch-based relationships, and that customers prefer the personal touch.
In order for banks to resolve these problems and become truly customer-focused KPMG believes they must look to companies in other sectors for examples of best practice.
KPMG Consulting head of European banking strategy Phil Middleton says: "The technological solutions that have been implemented recently may have distracted banks from less sophisticated measures that could have a greater impact on consumers."


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Can Non-Citizens Qualify for New Jersey Estate and Death Tax Exemption
By Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. of Hanlon Niemann & Wright, a Freehold, NJ Estate Planning Attorney
Recently I reviewed a will for a married couple, both are non-citizens. While the federal statute is clear on estate tax exclusion and marital deduction for non-citizens, there are no NJ statutes on point.
There are two issues present (1) is a non-citizen is entitled to the $675,000 NJ exclusion and (2) if a transfer from a non-citizen decedent to a non-citizen surviving spouse will be exempt from NJ estate tax under the marital deduction?
Simply stated for the NJ Inheritance Tax there is no citizenship requirement for the martial deduction. For the NJ Estate Tax – the 2001 Federal estate tax law and exemptions. Let me explain the marital deduction rules a bit more.
A marital deduction is not allowed when property is transferred to a non-US citizen spouse. However, an exception to this rule is available through the use of a qualified domestic trust ("QDOT"). The marital deduction is allowed for transfers to a surviving spouse who is not a US citizen if the property passes to the surviving spouse in a QDOT, or if such property is transferred or irrevocably assigned to a QDOT before the decedent's estate tax return is filed (Code Sec. 2056(d)(2).
A QDOT is any trust:
(1) that requires at least one trustee to be either an individual who is a US citizen or a domestic corporation;
(2) that requires that no distribution of principal from the trust can be made unless such a trustee has the right to withhold from the distribution the tax imposed on the QDOT;
(3) that meets the requirements of any applicable regulations; and
(4) for which the executor has made an election on the decedent's estate tax return (Code Sec. 2056(a)).
Note that the QDOT rules can be avoided if the non-US citizen surviving spouse:
(1) becomes a US citizen before the day the estate tax return is filed; and
(2) was a resident of the United States at all times after the date of the decedent's death and before becoming a US citizen (Code Sec. 2056(d)(4); Reg. Sec. 20.2056A-1(b).
There you have it.
To discuss your NJ Estate Planning matter, please contact Fredrick P. Niemann, Esq. toll-free at (855) 376-5291 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please ask us about our video conferencing consultations if you are unable to come to our office.


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Tel: (972) 674-4880
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Monday - Friday
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Branch hours in the lobbies and motor banks will be changing conversion weekend to 8:30 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., with no Saturday hours – effective June 24th.
To all customers, with the Green Bank merger, business will be conducted as usual. Please continue to use your current location until the weekend of June 21st, 2019 when we consolidate our systems and you will be able to use all branches.
Call us at 833-837-4839
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New Years is typically a time for change. This year, my change is to live as more of a minimalist. Clutter has been a point of contention in my home for a while now. We have too much unnecessary clutter in all areas of out home. So this year I am determined to declutter this home and simplify our lives!
The Pantry Declutter
The first area of my house to undergo the purge was my kitchen. This was a large undertaking because I know I had let it get pretty bad. I just put on some music and started to declutter. I started with the pantry. It had become a cluttered mess over time and it was difficult to find what i needed.
I started out by taking EVERYTHING out of the pantry. This was quite a task and ended up taking a little more time to declutter than I had anticipated. That might be because every time my daughter would see something I was taking out she would ask to eat it. After I had gotten everything off of the shelves, I wiped them all down and started going through what I had. Anything that was expired I tossed out. Food that was good but I know I wouldn't use was given away to friends.. I also made use of some bins that I had purchased from the Dollar Tree to store snacks and other smaller items. Dollar Tree bins are great because they allow me to get rid of bulky packaging, and the bins are only a dollar!
The Spice Cabinet Declutter
I felt so much better after the pantry was cleaned out, but that was just the first part of my kitchen organization journey. Next I moved on to the spice cabinet, where everything was just thrown in there and a terrible mess. Once again, everything was moved out onto the counters so I could wipe down the cabinets and see what all I had.
Turns out I had a TON of duplicates that i needed to declutter. Two half empty bottles of the same thing, so I married them together to save on space. Some of these had been expired for a while because they got pushed to the back of the cabinet to die. After throwing away what was expired and marrying half empty bottles together, I was able to organize everything into more Dollar Tree bins and put everything back in the cabinet. The long Dollar Tree bins are excellent for spices because it allows you to pull out a bin at a time when you need to use some of the spices and keeps the cabinet from becoming a cluttered mess!
The Refrigerator Declutter
The last area that needed a good cleaning was my refrigerator and freezer. I started the process once more of taking out all of the products to declutter them, cleaning the shelves, and putting what I was keeping back in an orderly manner. This time I had my little daughter helping me, she really enjoys cleaning (she did not get that from me).
The refrigerator and freezer were probably the worst, as you can see. They really needed a good cleaning, and I am pretty sure there was leftovers in the back of the fridge that had been there for way too long! There was also some seriously sticky mess on the shelf, but with some good cleaning products and elbow grease I was able to get it right off!
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I like to switch it up between the Mrs. Meyer's Clean Day Spray and the Method All Purpose Spray. Both products are great at cleaning but the major benefit is that they are safe products to have around kids and pets. I never really thought much about my products until I had kids, but after becoming a mother I really started looking into my products and decided it was time to start using products that I felt more confident in. You never know when a small kid is going to try to spray some in their own face or mouth, because you know that's what little kids do. Along with the sprays I have recently started using Skoy Cloth. They have really awesome Scrubbies and Eco-friendly Cleaning Cloth. They have pretty much replaced the rest of my cleaning clothes and sponges.
After scrubbing out my refrigerator and refilling it, my purging and cleaning extravaganza was just about over!
Last think I had to do was clean my baker's rack and clean my floors. My baker's rack had, for a long time, been used as a catch all. There was a lot in there that needed to go. Most of the stuff I had been holding onto was perfectly usable, but I had no need for it. So I packed up what I did not want and hauled it off to donate.
I absolutely despise mopping and sweeping, but I recently purchased this nifty Bissell Symphony , which makes the whole process so much easier. It steam mops and vacuums at the same time, cutting floor cleaning time in half! I keep the tank filled with water and put a floor cleaner directly on the floor. This helps sanitize and make the whole room smell amazing! If you are anything like me and hate cleaning, definitely look into one of these spiffy mops.
All in all the kitchen purge was a success! I need to go back to the Dollar Tree and grab a few more bins to use in the pantry. Even so, I feel better walking into my kitchen now! A weight has been lifted and I am loving it! I am ready to take on the rest of this house now!
Do YOU have any cleaning tips or organizational hacks that you like to use? Leave them for me in the comments below!


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Palma, Cala Mayor & C'an Pastilla Hotels
Number of hotels in this location - 8
Palma de Mallorca is a vibrant capital with a long and rich culture. Walk along tree lined avenues or visit the Cathedral and the historic palaces. The nearby quieter resorts of Cala Mayor and C'an Pastilla are ideal for families both offering large beaches.
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Hotels in Palma, Cala Mayor & C'an Pastilla
Your location search found the following 8 hotels in Palma, Cala Mayor & C'an Pastilla. There are many hotels in Palma, Cala Mayor & C'an Pastilla to choose from, but which hotel in Palma, Cala Mayor & C'an Pastilla will suit you?
Hotel Costa Azul(Palma (Majorca))
Paseo Maritimo 7, Palma, Majorca, 07014
Distance from Centre: 0.9 Miles
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Ideally located on the harbour side of Palma, the capital of the Balearic Islands, is the Hotel Costa Azul. Palma, with its mixture of ancient architecture and palm trees, is situated on the south... Read more
Grupotel Valparaiso Palace(Palma (Majorca))
C/Francisco Vidal Sureda 23, Palma, Majorca, 07016
Distance from Centre: 1.8 Miles
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The Grupotel Valparaiso Palace is a five* urban resort where luxury and well-being go hand in hand with exceptional surroundings in the city of Palma. The peace and quiet of the hotel gardens, the... Read more
Mirador Hotel(Palma (Majorca))
Paseo Maritimo 10, Palma, Mallorca, 07014
Distance from Centre: 0.9 Miles
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Situated right on the Paseo Maritimo seafront, with superb views of the Bay of Palma, the Cathedral and Club Nautico and Club de Mar Boat Clubs. The hotel is 1 km from the city centre and 4 km... Read more
Hesperia Ciutat de Mallorca(Palma (Majorca))
Francisco Vidal Sureda 24, Palma, Majorca, 07015
Distance from Centre: 1.7 Miles
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The Hesperia Ciutat de Mallorca is the perfect hotel to relax and enjoy the beautiful surroundings of Palma and Mallorca. Located in a quiet area of the island's capital, the hotel facilities... Read more
Melia Palma Marina(Palma (Majorca))
Paseo Maritimo 29, Palma, Majorca, 07014
Distance from Centre: 1.2 Miles
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The Melia Palas Atenea hotel is located along the Paseo Maritimo seafront promenade, with spectacular views of Palma Bay. The hotel is nearby to many local attractions, just 500 metres from... Read more
Catalonia Majorica Hotel(Palma (Majorca))
Carrer de la Garita, 3, Palma, Mallorca, 07015
Distance from Centre: 1.9 Miles
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Overlooking the Bay of Palma, this 4-star hotel is 4km from the Gothic Palma Cathedral and 8km from Marineland Mallorca aquarium. Hotel Catalonia Majorca offers a warm welcoming with its friendly... Read more
Continental Hotel(Palma (Majorca))
C/ Industria, 10, Palma, Majorca, 07013
Distance from Centre: 0.7 Miles
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Continental Hotel is a 4-star boutique hotel located in the centre of Palma, designed with modern and Mediterranean charm the hotel is close to the city's old town and seafront promenade, offering... Read more
Hotel Roc Linda(Palma (Majorca))
Octavio August 2, C'an Pastilla, Mallorca, 07610
Distance from Centre: 4.2 Miles
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Hotel Roc Linda is a 3-star hotel located in Can Pastilla, Majorca. This hotel is conveniently located just a 6 minute walk from the beach, 1.3 km from Palma Aquarium and 2.1 km from Palma de... Read more
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No matter how old I get, I've never stopped loving funnel cakes from fairs and carnivals. It's the only "fair food" that I absolutely have to have, and the fact that I brave the heat and crowds (two things I hate) to get them speaks volumes. Luckily, I don't have to endure long lines to order them anymore because I have started making my own funnel cakes at home and customizing them with my favorite toppings. Plus, I can also eat them year round which will definitely test my willpower.
Another upside to making funnel cakes at home is that they are a fun and easy to prepare dessert for barbecues and family gatherings. Believe me, the last thing your guests will expect is a piping hot funnel cake for dessert when they come over!
Although you can use a squeeze bottle to achieve the classic appearance of these treats, I personally liked the funnel method because my squeeze bottle does not have a wide enough opening. If you decide to use a squeeze bottle, I'd recommend cutting the opening to about 1/4-inch so that enough batter comes out at once. The larger the opening, the wider the funnel cake pattern and the slower it will cook, which also helps keep it from crisping too quickly.
The batter for funnel cakes is very similar to pancakes. On its own, the flavor is fine but I think they're a little plain. My personal favorite way to serve funnel cakes is topped with powdered sugar and a strawberry sauce with fresh berries. You can also save extra funnel cakes in a ziplock bag for several days after making. Although they are much better fresh, you can bring them back to life in the toaster oven to enjoy them again and again.
There's a very good chance that you already have all of the funnel cake ingredients on hand, so now all you have to do is follow my easy step-by-step recipe below:
Homamade Funnel Cakes
No matter how old I get, I've never stopped loving funnel cakes from fairs and carnivals. It's the only "fair food" that I absolutely have to have, and the fact that I…
- egg: 1 large
- milk: 1 1/3 cup
- 1/2 tsp vanilla extract: 1 tsp
- all-purpose flour: 1 1/2 cups
- baking powder: 1 tsp
- salt: 1/4 tsp
- Vegetable oil, for frying
- Powdered sugar, for topping
Step 1: In one bowl, whisk together the flour, baking powder and salt.
Step 2: In a separate bowl, whisk together the egg, milk and vanilla.
Step 3: Whisk the dry ingredients into the wet ingredients and mix until batter is smooth.
Step 4: Move the batter to a squeeze bottle or add a small amount to a funnel with your finger covering the opening. Heat oil in a large 1-in deep skillet over med-high heat.
Step 5: When the oil reaches 350 degrees F on a candy thermometer, begin squeezing the batter from the bottle or allowing it to flow from the funnel over the oil in a squiggle pattern so that it all overlaps in a circle.
Step 6: Fry until golden, flip and fry for another 1-2 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon to a paper towel to soak up excess oil. Serve warm.
Sprinkle with powdered sugar, fruit, chocolate syrup or other toppings!


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This has been a really busy week with work and events with the kids. Usually I go to the gym or for a walk every day, but due to the packed schedule, I haven't done so since Monday, opting instead for some stretching at home. By this morning, my legs we aching to move. Outside, it's been alternating between a downpour and a steady rain all morning, but I didn't have time to get to the gym between meetings, so I grabbed my husband's baseball hat to keep the rain out of my eyes and set out on a walk.
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As my arms glistened with raindrops, I felt the comfort of having listened to my body. When what I needed most was rest, I rested. When what I needed most was a walk, I walked.
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Caring for our bodies is a struggle for many (most?) women. We exist in a society where our bodies are aberrations to be controlled, not lives to be loved. I've been fighting through this for a long, long time. Three years ago, having gained some weight after starting a new medication, I did something radical: I stopped weighing my self at home. I had been taking baby steps into radical body acceptance, and this was a giant leap. I had come to believe that if I could slip out from under the shame of weight, I would actually become healthier. I also believed that would probably end up helping me lose weight, as my body naturally settled into its organically set weight.
About two months after I had stopped weighing myself, I went to a doctor's appointment. When I stepped on the scale, I saw that I had gained three pounds. That was not what I was expecting.
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I still believe – now more than ever, in fact – that radical body acceptance is a path to a healthy self, including body, and my views on the correlation between weight and health have evolved. But that's another post – the point of this one is that when I stepped off the doctor's scale, I made a choice to keep accepting my self. And that led me to walking in the summer rain three years later.
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This spring, I spent several weeks talking with my therapist about how I could feel more secure in relationships. How do we make our peace with the fact that no one will ever understand completely how it feels to live in our skin? It feels so lonely. Who can I "come home" to, resting in unconditional connection and attachment?
Me. Each of us is the only one who can provide that depth of acceptance to our selves. I remember looking out the window of my therapist's office, and it crystalizing for me how closely linked this aching need for not-being-alone is to acceptance of my body. My body, a battleground of not being good enough. Some thing from which I had to dis-connect, in order to find (superficial) connection with others, to be treated better by them. If I could accept my body, I could accept anything about my self. My self could live at ease, knowing I will not betray her. I will not hurt her. I will protect her as lovingly as I protect my children.
When I am tired, I will rest. When I need to walk, I will walk. I will treat my body with the gentlest of care and respect.
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Music was my first love and it 'll be my last...
Brainstick posted a topic in Sports and HobbiesWell, like John Miles said, 'Music was my first love and it will be my last'. Just like that. And the only sports for me is Transports, because of...being a truckdriver you know? And every now and then I like to do a bit of abseilling (rappel?) from the Euromast (spacetower) in Rotterdam. Only from a height of 100 meters so that's pretty safe. As a 48 year old drummer I've seen a lot of bands come and go (looking for a new one at this moment) but here are a few examples... https://youtu.be/5g0beME91qQ https://youtu.be/qfoCuHTQ4pk https://youtu.be/h-HEP6jZok8


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Premier corps dominate British Championships
21 May 2018
The first of the five RSPBA major competitions, the British Championships, were held in St. James Park, Paisley on Saturday as Premier corps dominated Grade 1.
Scottish Power, playing under leading drummer Jake Joergensen, were declared the new champions whilst Field Marshal Montgomery and St. Laurence O'Toole had to settle for third and fourth respectively. Police Scotland Fife were placed sixth to complete a commanding display by Premier artists.
The corps now prepare to head into the next major, the UK Championships, Belfast, on the 16thJune.


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Michael Krajewski, conductor
Michael Krajewski, conductor
Known for his entertaining programs and clever humor, Michael Krajewski is a much sought after conductor of symphonic pops. He is the principal pops conductor of the Houston Symphony, Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and the newly appointed Music Director of The Philly Pops.
As a guest conductor Michael has performed with the Cleveland and Philadelphia Orchestras; the Boston and Cincinnati Pops; the San Francisco, Baltimore, Detroit, Indianapolis, Seattle, Dallas, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and National Symphonies, and numerous other orchestras across the United States. In Canada he has led Ottawa's National Arts Centre Orchestra, the Calgary Philharmonic, and the Edmonton, Winnipeg and Kitchener-Waterloo Symphonies. This season he will make his debut performance with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra. Other international appearances include performances in Dublin and Belfast with the Ulster Orchestra as well as performances with the Hong Kong Philharmonic, the Iceland Symphony Orchestra and this season's debut with the Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra.
Michael is the conductor of the video Silver Screen Serenade with violinist Jenny Oaks Baker that aired worldwide on BYU Broadcasting. On recording he has led the Houston Symphony on two holiday albums: Glad Tidings and Christmas Festival. In 2013/2014 Michael will be conducting his original Sounds of Simon & Garfunkel program all over North America featuring national touring artists AJ Swearingen and Jonathan Beedle. Michael's other collaborative programs have included such artists as flutist James Galway, mezzo Marilyn Horne, pianist Alicia de Larrocha, guitarist Angel Romero, and pop artists Roberta Flack, Judy Collins, Art Garfunkel, Wynona Judd, Kenny Loggins, Ben Folds, Doc Severinsen, Patti Austin, Sandi Patty, Ann Hampton Callaway, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band, The Chieftains, Pink Martini, Rockapella, Cirque de la Symphonie, Classical Mystery Tour, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy and The Midtown Men.
With degrees from Wayne State University in Detroit and the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music, Michael furthered his training at the Pierre Monteux Domaine School for Conductors. He was a Dorati Fellowship Conductor with the Detroit Symphony and later served as that orchestra's assistant conductor. He was resident conductor of the Florida Symphony and for eleven years served as music director of the Modesto Symphony Orchestra. Michael lives in Orlando, Florida with his wife Darcy. When not conducting he enjoys travel, photography and solving crossword puzzles.


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Monday, 24 April 2017 | Anthony
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Tuesday, 22 November 2016 | Peter
Easy to install and connect to with 4.8mm spade connectors, although 6.3mm will still grip if you don't have the smaller ones! No on or off markings so can go either way up!
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I purchased both the amber and the red. Amber's fine but one of the reds only lights up intermittantly. Sometimes need to switch it a couple of times to get the LED on.
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text: I am headed to San Diego this weekend for a bridal shower for the amazing Miss. Monica Lane - the celebration continues! I saw the new line of dresses at Banana Republic and love them all. I tried on a few dresses (all of the one's below) but decided on the teal dress with a white pearl necklace. I also bought the yellow cardigan in case I need something at night. If you're looking for summer dresses I would recommend Banana Republic they're having some good sales this weekend.


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While the developers for The War Z have a troubled and shady past… I mean, they took another game they had and quickly skinned it to capitalize on the popularity of the DayZ mod and upcoming stand-alone game. Then they had the issue of the game being broken, pulled from Steam, refund issues, hacked, the list goes on… even the baddest of eggs can bring new ideas to the table that might be worth discussing.
So, this brings us to them asking of their community if people caught cheating should be banned, or if they should be confined to a "cheaters only" jail server.
On one hand, cheaters should be banned. Most of us will agree with that, in the context of every other online game. Largely we (the non-cheaters) all feel this way because the primary pastime of cheaters in games with PvP is to make the lives of non-cheaters a living hell. In the classic PvP dynamic of Wolves vs Sheep, the wolves tend to prey on the sheep and they get bored when they only have other wolves to fight. Cheaters are like bionic wolves, and despite being capable of taking on the regular wolves they still, overwhelmingly, go after the sheep. In the normal wolf/sheep dynamic, the sheep can usually band together, employ some wolf tactics and get a little justice. When it comes to the cheating bionic wolves, however, the sheep have no recourse. We should hit them all with the ban-hammer hard.
Still… one thing about cheaters, though, is that unlike your regular wolves, as seen on PvP shooters all over, the cheaters will keep fighting each other even when all the sheep are gone. What the dev team of The War Z is proposing is that instead of banning, they want to move the cheaters to a cheater server, which will be the only server their cheating flagged accounts can play on, allowing them to either serve time being cheated upon playing clean to earn the right to go home, or to cheat to their heart's content in a monitored environment where the developers can test out new and improved anti-cheat code before unleashing it on the rest of the game. A sort of Cheat-Beta if you will.
My ire for cheaters makes me want to just ban them, but the developer in me sees the merits of the jail server. If you'd like your voice to be heard on the subject, you can take the survey.
What do you think? Jail the cheaters or execute them?


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Going in, I told myself it's not what happens at the race that matters, it's what I think about what happens. I can't control a lot of what happens but I can choose how I react to it. (This is part of my chill-the-fuck-out race/life mentality. It's still a work in progress.) I wanted to use this race as a training run, so I was trying not to have any expectations and just run by feel. Except I had a very strong desire not to fall and especially not to fall in horse shit. (Why is there so much poop at Mendon? There is a joke to be made here about not being a horse's ass and cleaning up after your horse's ass.)
|And the madness begins! Thanks to Sheila for this pic!
We ran three different 5 mile loops, each marked with different colored flags: orange, pink and, saving the best for last, blue. The course was so well-marked that even I couldn't get lost. (And I never know where I am.) I made some comment about how I wished that there were little flags for life to point me in the right direction. But the more I think about it, life is exactly like that. The flags of life are all the good things - the happy moments and calls to challenge/adventure and the people who are always there with arms wide open to run into - and if I follow those things, I will always be in the right place. I may not know where I'm headed and there may be some unexpected turns, but when good things knock on my door, I'm not going to tell them to come back later. I'm going to invite them in and break out the celebratory cookies.
The first loop I was trying to hold myself back and save something for the last 10 miles. The second loop I was thinking the middle is the hardest part, just get through this and you'll be fine. I think that was around the time I started singing Metric lyrics in my head: "I got nothing but time, so the future is mine." The third loop I was still feeling pretty good. Some trail debris had gotten in my shoe and I was tolerating it for a while, but then it became a real pain in the foot. I had to stop and take off my shoe, shake out the debris and put my shoe back on (thank you to Pete for stopping to help me so I didn't fall over). Then my hands were covered in mud, but I felt so much better that I just took off (The symbolism was not lost on me. It's funny how often running mirrors my life). Even the huge hill in the last half mile didn't really faze me. I was like ok this is getting a little ridiculous, but then I was up it and over it and on to the finish.
I don't even know what my time was for this race. There was no finish line clock and I wasn't wearing a watch. But I ran 15 miles and felt great and got hugs and no bake chocolate peanut butter cookies afterwards, so I'm considering it a success. I had my doubts going in, but this race turned out to be the perfect addition to a weekend of Kentucky Derby Day festivities and good times with good friends. And any weekend where I get to wear a new dress and a big hat on one day and get muddy and sweaty the next is a good weekend.
May the madness continue!
Lyric of the moment: "And when the hardest part is over, we'll be here. And our dreams will break the boundaries of our fear..."


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1952 ford f-1
Price: US $16,000.00
- Location: Newton, Iowa, United States
- Make: Ford
- Model: Other Pickups
- SubModel: F-1
- Type: Standard Cab Pickup
- Trim: black/black
- Year: 1952
- Mileage: 500
- VIN: f1r2ch24508
- Color: Black
- Engine size: 5.4L SOHC/EFI triton
- Number of cylinders: 8
- Fuel: Gasoline
- Drive type: 4R70W O/D
- Interior color: grey/white
- Vehicle Title: Clear
- Options: Cassette Player
1952 Ford Other Pickups F-1 description
1952 FORD F-1 This truck has been completely rebuild from the ground up. Has a late model 5. 4L SOHC/EFI TRITON. 4R70W O/D trans. with 3:55 gears. Every part on truck has been blasted. fixed and painted. all new wiring. new brakes dics/drums. new gauges. new seat. carpet an head liner. IT still a workin truck. it runs. drives like a newer truck. IF you have question feel free to call or text me 641-521-7162. payment in cash or wire transfer.
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hey man, i was just wondering what your opinion is of this guitar. I've never bought an ibanez, but have been very close to buying one. This guitar looks amazing but i havent had the chance to use it. I have experience with floyd rose bridges and stuff, not seven string guitars tho. So what dya rekon, is it worth a buy?
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"Waiting On" Wednesday is a weekly event, hosted at Breaking the Spine, that spotlights upcoming releases that we're eagerly anticipating. For this week, I am eagerly anticipating -
Racing Savannah by Miranda Kenneally
They're from two different worlds.
He lives in the estate house, and she spends most of her time in the stables helping her father train horses. In fact, Savannah has always been much more comfortable around horses than boys. Especially boys like Jack Goodwin—cocky, popular and completely out of her league. She knows the rules: no mixing between the staff and the Goodwin family. But Jack has no such boundaries.
With her dream of becoming a horse jockey, Savannah isn't exactly one to follow the rules either. She's not going to let someone tell her a girl isn't tough enough to race. Sure, it's dangerous. Then again, so is dating Jack…
Out: December 3rd 2013!
I Love Miranda Kenneally's books! They are amazing and I cannot wait for this one to be on my kindle ready for me to read! I love all the covers in this companion series they are all so relevant to the story.


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Cocotique Blogger of the Month
by Kéla Walker
Hey Kuties I'm so excited to share with you that I'm the Cocotique blogger of the month for November. I got the news Novemeber 1st and I cant think of a better way to start the month. If you follow me on IG and Twitter you know that I have been faving about Cocotique -a relatively new beauty box subscription service. Curated for women of color with high end products, Cocotique is a deluxe beauty box that I like to describe as a lifestyle box. More than just need-to-try beauty products, the Cocotique box includes a "holy grail of products in skin care, hair care, fragrance makeup and more".
It's pretty Coco Fab.
Check out my Cocotique blogger of the month feature and see what's in my ultimate beauty arsenal, what inspires me to blog and what 3 things I think every girl should have in her kloset.


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consolidation of financial statements
Query: one of Private Limited Company has 5 directors out of which 4 directors are directors of unlisted public limited company. Further Unlisted Public Limited Company has total 6 Directors. There is no shareholding of company in each other. But, Directors and relatives hold 100% shareholding in both companies. Also, Turnover of Pvt. Limited… Read More »