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On 30 January the Saas-Fee snow park was victim to a female invasion… Optimum teamed up with Surf Affinity for a day of all girl freestyle. Over twenty girls turned up for coaching from the Optimum ladies (Kat and Amy) and Surf Affinity's Cozza.
From never-ever-park-goers to accomplished-pro-line riders, we were thrilled to see such a great turn out. Armed with enthusiasm, the girls spent the morning tackling flat land tricks and switch riding - which proved to be a whole lot more achievable than anyone first imagined :D After a quick briefing in park etiquette, the ladies launched themselves at the kickers and boxes.
Progression was the order of the day. With confidence boosted and humiliation eradicated, the girls threw down a host of spreads, grabs, grinds and spins for the jam session comp. Prizes were awarded for the most stylish tricks and the biggest improvers at an après party held in Saas-Fee's Snowpoint bar, complete with sparkly pink cocktails.
Thanks to our sponsors: Tignes Spirit Community, SuperRad, Downdays, Planks clothing, Snowpoint and Nikita Clothing @WildONe Saas Fee, and to all the girls who got involved - hope to catch you in the park soon…
Fancy a girly surfing holiday on the beaches of Portugal, the Maldives or Costa Rica? Check out Surf Affinity.
As the 2011/12 season was wrapping up in Saas Fee, I headed to Austria to complete my BASI Level 3 technical exam. It was unfortunate to miss out on some massive snow-falls and end of season festivities, however two weeks of riding on the Hintertux Glacier and staying in what turned out to be a very flash apartment in the Austrian Alps, was a worthy substitute and great fun. Passing my exam made it even better.
Now as I write this, another winter season is coming to an end. My season in New Zealand has been a busy one. This is my third winter working at The Remarkables, so Queenstown is beginning to feel like a second home. A new season brought a new job as a snowsports school coordinator, making me the guy walking around with a clipboard and a radio. It's been interesting to work as a different role within a snow sports school, facing a lot of new challenges during one of the busiest seasons The Remarkables has had for a few years.
I still managed to find the time to get out and about; taking a few trips to ride at Snow Park in the evenings, and finally made it out to Ohau, one of the best club fields in New Zealand. After ascending the steepest and narrowest dirt mountain road I have ever driven, I was greeted by some AMAZING snow on steep, sun drenched slopes. Next on the calendar is a trip up to Mt. Hutt for an instructor exchange, to see how they operate and experience working on another mountain. Then I'm off for on some downhill mountain bike trips around Queenstown.
With only a few weeks remaining of the season, I've glimpsed a little snapshot of summer; riding in t shirts, long evenings sitting on the beach, end of season events like downhill cardboard pirate ships races - which I won! Hard to think that in two weeks I will be flying back to the beginning of another winter, hopefully with as much, if not more, fun and snow as last year.
Today five of the Optimum Team gathered in the Saas-Fee car park at 7am to embark on an adventure to Simplon. The Simplon Pass is around an hour and half drive from Saas-Fee and offers some fantastic touring routes. Aaron (team leader), Ben, Chris, Kat and Amy were booted and suited by 9am, we set off on a ski tour that would take us up to the summit of the Staldhorn- which stands at 2462m. The ascent took us around two and a half hours; we took it at leisurely pace, allowing us to get back into the rhythm of skinning and some time to build a Snowpit. When you are skiing in the backcountry it is extremely important to know what the snow is up to underneath you- a Snowpit allows you to see how the layers of snow have formed and if there are any instabilities in the snow pack. We used a Compression Test to examine how strongly the snow pack held together; by applying gradually increasing amounts of pressure through a shovel on top of an isolated block of snow, we were able to gauge how successfully the snow would hold our weight as we crossed it. We concluded that the snow was relatively safe and stable but we remained on guard for the rest of our time away from the pistes. A successful day was had by all; we bagged ourselves a summit and got a little fitter in the process! The conditions for the descent were very spring like as the sun climbed higher in the sky, however, whatever the snow it was wonderful to be away from the crowds and out in the backcountry :D Take a look at some photos from the day…
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Dr. Blake Bextine, an associate biology professor at UT Tyler, is participating in the 2012 Cowtown UltraMarathon to raise funds for a UT Tyler scholarship. An endurance athlete, Bextine will participate on Sunday, Feb. 26 in Fort Worth in support of the Dr. Darrell W. Pogue Memorial Scholarship, benefiting undergraduate biology students. "Darrell was my …
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Feb 14 2012
Biology professor to raise funds for scholarship
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Feb 14 2012
High school art students earn KC scholarships
Ten high school art students were recently named as Kilgore College scholarship recipients as part of the annual KC Secondary School Portfolio Competition Carly Hedrick of Longview High School walked away with the top prize – $2,000 KC scholarship. Two jurors Dr. Rebecca Riley and Future Akins-Tillett judged students' work. Riley is an artist and …
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Nov 30 2011
KC's TRIO Program celebrates ten years
The Kilgore College TRIO program will celebrate its 10-year anniversary Wednesday, Nov. 30. The event is set for 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Devall Room on the Kilgore campus. TRIO is a group of federally funded programs designed to make higher education more accessible to disadvantaged students through motivation and support. The program …
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Nov 09 2011
GLOBE to present 2011 College Night
The Greater Longview Organization for Business and Education (GLOBE) will present the 2011 College Night on Monday, November 14, from 6:30-8:00pm at the Maude Cobb Convention and Activity Center. College Night is an excellent opportunity for all high school seniors, whether college bound or undecided, to visit with representatives from many colleges, universities, and technical/vocational …
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Aug 16 2011
Scholarship deadline looms
The Texas Wildlife Association Foundation (TWAF) and the San Antonio Livestock Exposition, Inc. (SALE) have joined forces to offer five $10,000 Natural Resource-Excellence in Education Scholarships in the fall of 2011. The scholarships will be awarded to five freshmen at Texas universities who are majoring in natural resource related field such as agricultural science, wildlife …
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Jun 15 2011
Students earn acclaim
Thirty-four high school juniors from across East Texas will help make up the first student body to accept the benefits of a new scholarship program created by a partnership between Tyler Junior College (TJC) and AT&T. Students attending high schools where TJC is offering dual-credit classes can earn no-cost college credit providing they meet financial …
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Jun 07 2011
TISD students receive scholarship awards
Both Tyler ISD high schools hosted scholarship presentations to recognize the families of former Tyler ISD teachers and students for making a difference in the lives of our graduates. The family members presented their scholarships to high school seniors from John Tyler High School and Robert E. Lee High Schools as follows: "The Bonnie and …
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Mar 10 2011
Scholarship deadline approaching
Texas high school seniors have until March 28 to apply for the Don't Mess with Texas scholarship. The 8th annual scholarship is sponsored by Dow Chemical Company in partnership with Keep Texas Beautiful. The first-place winner will receive $3,000. The second- and third-place winners will receive $1,000 each. Don't Mess with Texas is the litter …
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Irish low-fare carrier Ryanair on Tuesday committed to buying 175 new Boeing 737-800NGs worth nearly $15.6 billion at current list prices. The deal, still subject to confirmation, supports Ryanair's plan to expand the size of its uniform fleet of 737-800s from 305 to some 400 airplanes and serve more than 100 million passengers per year across Europe by the end of the delivery stream in 2018.
Spanish and Irish authorities have asked Ryanair flight operations to explain why three of the airline's Boeing 737s requested and received landing priority in July after running low on fuel approaching Valencia Airport in eastern Spain. The Ireland-based low-cost carrier says that thunderstorms forced all three aircraft to divert from Madrid and that each of them ran short of fuel after holding for more than an hour. Although no one was injured, Ryanair officials reported the incidents to Spanish and Irish aviation regulators, prompting the investigation.
Details of Irish carrier Ryanair's latest contract with Boeing illustrate some of the negotiable areas within such agreements. Last month, the low-cost carrier completed its fourth 737-800 order in seven years under aggressive plans that predict fleet growth from 82 such aircraft to 225 by March 31, 2012. By then, Ryanair expects to carry 70 million passengers annually, compared with 34 million in the current year.


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11 Jan 2013
Goldman Sachs has started the year with a bang, securing almost $8bn worth of capital market deal volume in Europe this week – the largest being steel maker ArcelorMittal's $4bn capital raising.
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@ mrdonut125,
I don't really think intelligence correlates as directly as you suspect with whether or not your account will be hacked. I've seen it happen too many times to people who use all the standard recommended protections (don't visit naughty or questionable sites, regularly run adware and spyware detectors, browse with mozilla, use adblockers, run no script, etc).
As for the resolution of the account problems, this is still better from Blizzard's point of view. Since the authenticator prevents anyone (even an account thief) from taking any actions with an account if the authenticator is lost. The reverification process is largely placed on the user and is quite comprehensive. It even requires getting a notary public to acknowledge the persons identity- then mailing the raised seal document.
All that is required for Blizzard to do is mail an 'account recovery' form letter to the account holder and sit back and collect the information. Once the identity is sufficiently established, the authenticator can be removed from the account and a new one can be put in place.
On the other hand, restoring a character once actions have been taken (stripping gear, cleaning out guild banks, trading currency, violating the ToS) is rather difficult. It requires an investigation to prove that it was not the player that committed these acts. Then it requires going over data to find an appropriate restoration point. Finally there is a great deal of follow up required to ensure that the account is restored to it's proper state. And that is for only one character. What if the account thief changes more than one characters details? The amount of work quickly gets out of hand.
The authenticators will ABSOLUTELY save Blizzard many work hours dealing with account theft related issues. More fundamentally, they will protect authenticator holders from having asshats ruin their recreation time.
I'm not sure how you can justify calling this 'not a good idea'.


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Helping Hands in West Islip, Inc. will be accepting donations of new and almost-new children's toys and other gift items on Wed., Dec. 8, 2010, 3 to 6 p.m. at the American Legion Hall, 340 Union Blvd., West Islip, across from the firehouse, for distribution to children at homeless shelters and centers such as Gerald Ryan Outreach, Faith House of Prayer and local Headstarts.
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Favorite Find Friday: Cover FX Pressed Mineral Foundation
Written on January 10, 2014 at 1:53 pm , by Molly Ritterbeck
When it comes to foundation, I'm not afraid of major coverage (let's just say, I'm not a tinted moisturizer kind of girl). Having struggled—and sometimes still struggle—with acne for years, I know that foundation, concealer and powder are my complexion's best friends. But when using all three, you run the risk of your makeup looking heavy and caked on (what we like to call friends without benefits). So you really have to look for formulas that hide breakouts but still look natural—like real skin. Enter Cover FX Pressed Mineral Foundation ($35, coverfx.com). Even though I work in the beauty industry and have access to hundreds of products, I was introduced to this one through a friend. It was just that good that she had to share it. The first time I used it, I was hooked. You can apply it alone as your base with the included sponge (damp or dry) or you can swipe on your favorite foundation and brush this over top as a finishing powder like I do. It offers additional coverage to the spots where you need it most and sets your makeup in place without looking thick. It comes in 24 shades so there's a match for everyone. I keep two shades in my makeup bag at all times: one for the summer and one for the winter. Just like your bestie is there for you through, say… a break up, I can always rely on my favorite powder through any breakout.
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: Acne, cover FX, foundation, powder, skintone
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Hot Rocks
Written on October 17, 2011 at 4:22 pm , by April Franzino
Makeup shaped into pretty pebbles and pearls has been popping up everywhere recently—and it's easy to see why. Not only do these faintly shimmery bronzer, blush, and highlighting powders give cheeks a gorgeous glow when applied with a brush swirled over the multi-tonal pigments, but they can also multitask. We've experimented with using individual beads as eye shadow, lip color (topped with gloss or balm), and luminizer on the inner corners of eyes, under the brows, and on the cupid's bow. They're just plain fun to use, like makeup should be! Here, a selection of showstopping spheres:
Physicians Formula Mineral Wear Talc-Free Correcting Pebbles
Tell us: Have you played with pebble-shaped makeup? If so, how did you use them and what did you think?
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Makeup Musts | Tags: blush, bronzer, brows, cheeks, eye shadow, eyes, Face, Guerlain, highlighter, lip color, lips, luminizer, makeup, pearls, pebbles, Physicians formula, powder, Pur Minerals, rocks, The Body Shop
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Compacts for a Cause
Written on April 13, 2011 at 9:52 am , by April Franzino
We're wild for these gorgeous CoverGirl Limited Edition Clean Powder Compacts ($7 each): Each purchase provides a week's worth of clean drinking water to a child in a developing country, in partnership with the charity Children's Safe Drinking Water. The compacts, which come in Sensitive, Normal, and Oil Control formulas, are available now at food and drug retailers as long as supplies last, and in Walmart stores starting in June. Do good, look good!
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: charity, compact, CoverGirl, limited edition, powder
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Wow Brows!
Written on February 17, 2011 at 11:41 am , by Fitness Magazine
Famed makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury once called eyebrows "the pillars of the face." And the Fashion Week gods agree: We've been seeing full, thick arches all over the fall runways. Here, a few tips for getting your best brows:
- Always get a professional brow shaping and be specific with the technician about what shape you want (bring a photo of your favorite brow look if that helps), then use a tweezer like Tweezerman Slant Tweezer to grab strays in between visits. Money-saving bonus: Tweezerman offers free sharpening for life when you purchase their tweezers.
- Then, use a powder or soft pencil (such as Anastasia Go Brow Universal Brow Pencil or Benefit Brow Zings Kit) in light, feathery motions to fill in any sparse spots for a full, perfectly-shaped look.
- Slick a bit of brow gel over hairs keep them in line—both tinted and clear versions do the trick.
- Finish with a dab of highlighter, like Smashbox Eye Beam Double-Ended Brightener, under browbones to conceal any strays and give arches a flattering lift.
—By Maite Gonzalez, beauty intern
Categories: Beauty On the Go | Tags: Anastasia, Benefit, brows, frame, gel, pencil, perfect, powder, shape, Smashbox, tweeze, tweezer, Tweezerman
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Favorite Find Friday: Philosophy The Color of Grace Shimmering Face Powder
Written on January 14, 2011 at 11:05 am , by April Franzino
Chilly temps and gray mid-January days can sap the glow right out of your skin. Our complexion-reviving secret weapon: Philosophy The Color of Grace Shimmering Face Powder We dust the softly gleamy pink powder over our cheekbones to catch the light and on the rest of our face for a soft-focus, touched-by-candlelight finish. How do you keep your skin glowing through winter's dreary days?
Categories: Beauty On the Go, Favorite Find Friday | Tags: glow, highlighter, philosophy, powder, skin
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Disney Does Makeup!
Written on September 30, 2010 at 7:28 am , by April Franzino
M.A.C. Cosmetics and Disney have teamed up to launch the limited edition M.A.C. Venomous Villains Collection, based on the sultry styles of four of the most infamous Disney villains: Cruella de Vil from 101 Dalmatians, Dr. Facilier from The Princess and the Frog, Evil Queen from Snow White and Maleficent from Sleeping Beauty (my favorite Disney fairytale!) Each collection offers a range of makeup, including eye shadow, lip gloss, lipstick, nail polish, eyeliner, blush and powder. The products can be purchased starting today at maccosmetics.com and at M.A.C. counters nationwide for as long as supplies last. Our favorites (below, from left): Maleficent Mineralize Eye Shadow in My Dark Magic ($21), Cruella de Vil Lipglass in Devilishly Stylish ($15.50) and Evil Queen Beauty Powder in Oh So Fair ($25).
Who's your favorite Disney villain? Will you grab a piece of this magical makeup collection before it's gone?
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Ostrich feather centerpieces, anyone use or see them in real life
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Bit pricey, but thought it might be a cute alternative dress for someone out there!
(it's 15% off right now.)
Also found it in Black (http://www.saksfifthavenue.com/main/ProductDetail.jsp?PRODUCT%3C%3Eprd_id=845524446226442&site_refer=AFF001&site_refer=AFF001&siteID=KSqIQ6SzPUQ-2YTLKKZuJgaih4J8_lKbXw' defer='defer)
I love that second dress you posted! I want to wear it to engagement party land. :p
This one isn't "me" per se, but still beautiful.
Oh, and lastly:
My colors are yellow and grey – wouldn't this be an awesome after party dress? I'll probably do something with the bow to make it less "bow-y"…alas, not in my size…
That fourth dress is just gorgeous!
Check out Luly Yang for some great alternative dresses. I had lustful dreams about one that was a light gold floor length dress covered from waist to floor with feathers! It was way out of budget, so I never looked back.
You can see her stuff at http://www.lulyyang.com
Here is one of her funky dresses:
LOVE the yellow and gray dress! If those were my colors I would definitely rock it!
Ooo I love these! I love fashion-forward choices. Keep 'em coming.
OMG I want to be a butterfly! I love that dress.
Luly Yang has great stuff! I walked by one of her boutiques in Seattle and almost gagged on the prices. But so pretty =]
I actually went shopping there ejs. It was so fun to be a princess for an hour! When I booked, they actually told me that if I wasn't willing to spend at least $2500 then I shouldn't even bother booking.
I lied and wasted their time… but what fun!
Lovely!! I love Luly Yang's designs!
Wow….those [Luly Yang] dresses are art!


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To reduce stress and stay healthy, keep up a schedule of regular medical checkups and ask your doctor for stress-reduction tips such as getting regular exercise. Ask about assistive devices such as motorized stair chairs and canes. Consider hiring a baby-sitter for a few hours a week.
Take advantage of resources tailored to grandparents who parent. AARP's Grandparent Information Center, (202) 434-2296, provides information along with referrals to 650 support groups. One member is Emma Belluomini, 62, who is raising her five-year-old great-granddaughter in a small Northern California town with her husband, Paul, 67. Group members have been supportive as the Belluominis have grappled with the decision of when and how to tell the little girl, who has never seen her parents, that her natural parents did not want the responsibility of raising her.
"We know that we are going to have to let her know what happened," Emma Belluomini says. "We're pretty scared about that. We don't want it to change her or affect her. She is such a happy child." With the group, she's sure they'll find an effective solution. Like other grandparents who parent, Belluomini has learned there is strength in numbers -- and workable solutions if she reaches out.
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|Rebecca Kibner
|Experimental Subject
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Theresa Russell
|Walter Bishop
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|A New Day In The Old Town
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|Momentum Deferred
|Has a thing for Walter
Rebecca Kibner is an experimental subject of Walter who had an ability to see the parallel universe.
- She willingly subjected herself to hallucinogenics, by Walter in A New Day In The Old Town, allowing her to see another dimension. She was able to describe soldiers who could shape-shift. After the experiments, this ability remained dormant.
- Walter and Peter approached her in Momentum Deferred, many years after her first encounter with Walter, asking if she would be willing to undergo the same experiment in order to identify a shape-shifter. Walter and Rebecca shared a kiss at the doorstep of Kibner's house.
- "At first, I assumed it was all just a figment of my imagination and the L.S.D., of course. But after a while, it wasn't just during the experiments. I would see their faces in front of me. They seemed to have, I don't know, a certain glow about them... ...it took me a year or two to really understand it. But I realized that... I was recognizing people that didn't belong. You know, like that children's song -- 'one of these things is not like the others'." - (recently, about the drug-induced visions Walter tested her for)
- "(on decades old video) ... He is a soldier. From somewhere else. He's.. he's from a place that looks like this, but it's not here. Oh, he's... he's from another universe, man. Oh, I can see him." - (explaining her drug-induced visions during one of Walter's science explorations)
- Young Rebecca on videotape (A New Day In The Old Town) was portrayed by Tegan Moss.
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- Does she have other abilities as a result of the experiment other than identifying shape-shifters?
- Did she see a "special glow" about Peter as she said goodbye to him at her car?
- Is it only the shape-shifters she can identify, or can she see people and things from another universe?
- Was she treated with Cortexiphan?


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The Windward is pleasantly located almost on Porth Beach and is also convenient for the airport. It offers spectacular views, friendly hospitality, and a pleasant bar and terrace for relaxing. The spa...More about The Windward
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Conveniently situated for access to Redruth and the A30, this traditional inn is situated in the centre of Lanner and has a good local following. The property has a dining room and a bar in addition t...More about Lanner Inn
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Treat yourself to a well-deserved break with a specialty coffee drink or freshly brewed tea and some delicious homemade pastries. Or, if it's a sweet tooth you're looking to satisfy, stop by for a milk shake, ice-cream sundae, slice of cake or cookies.
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The Yachtsman
41/42 Laidleys Walk, Fleetwood FY7 7JL
Tel: 01253 873472
Owner: The Yachtsman Ltd
Person in charge: Janette Holden (Acting Manager)
Local Authority / Social Services: Lancashire County Council (click for contact details)
Type of Service: Care Home only (Residential Care) – Privately Owned , 32 residents
Registered Care Categories*: Dementia • Mental Health Condition • Old Age
Specialist Care Categories: Alzheimer's • Challenging Behaviour • Colitis & Crohn's Disease • Epilepsy • Hearing Impairment & Deafness • Parkinson's Disease • Schizophrenia • Speech Impairment • Stroke • Visual Impairment
Admission Information: Contact Manager. Ages 60+.
Single Rooms: 30
Shared Rooms: 1
Rooms with ensuite WC: 14
Weekly Charges Guide: Personal Care Single £480 – £495 , Personal Care Shared (per person) £480 – £495
Facilities & Services: Palliative Care • Day Care • Respite Care • Physiotherapy • Own GP if required • Own Furniture if required • Close to Local shops • Near Public Transport • Minibus or other transport • Lift • Wheelchair access • Gardens for residents • Television point in own room • Residents Internet Access
Latest CQC* Report on The Yachtsman: click here
*Care Quality Commission (CQC) is responsible for the registration and inspection of social care services in England.
Current Recommendations
Recommendation Score: 8.4 (8.393)
The user 'Recommendation Score' (8.4 for The Yachtsman) is calculated using a combination of the average of all ratings on user Recommendations submitted in the last 2 years, and the total number of user recommendations submitted in relation to the number of beds at the care home. The maximum Recommendation Score is 10. To see more about the carehome.co.uk user recommendations please click here.
Review of The Yachtsman on Friday 19 July 2013 by Krysia B (Friend of resident)
My long-time friend has been a resident for three years. She is now 94 years old, partially sighted and immobile. The care she receives is excellent; the staff are friendly and efficient. I have personally seen evidence of the care she and other residents receive and how tolerant the staff are with the more 'difficult' residents.
Overall Standard: Excellent
Facilities: Good
Care / Support: Excellent
Cleanliness: Good
Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Satisfactory
Staff: Excellent
Activities: Excellent
Management: Excellent
Safety / Security: Excellent
Rooms: Good
Review of The Yachtsman on Monday 24 June 2013 by Barbara B (Wife)
I wish my husbands room was larger, but other than that everything is great.
Facilities: Good
Rooms: Good
Value for Money: Good
Review of The Yachtsman on Thursday 20 June 2013 by Jan Stephenson (Niece of Resident)
It was a very difficult decision to make, placing a loved one in care. However we felt supported by the manager and team, who visited us first and let us have a trial period. From the outset the staff made him feel welcome (and us, also) The staff are very warm, caring and supportive and all residents are treated with respect and dignity. Relatives are also made welcome and are kept well informed. My uncle settled in quite quickly and always appears happy, content and well groomed. He has a good appetite and enjoys the food. In the afternoons they get freshly home baked cakes. I think he enjoys going out on the organised trips to shows and pub lunches. I am informed by the staff that he does although, sadly he doesn't remember them. I'm sure he enjoys them at the time! I have noticed that the staff give plenty of care and attention to all residents and assist those who do not eat and drink well. My uncles sister lives abroad and she telephones him once a week and the staff always make sure he gets the call. Nothing is too much trouble in making the residents feel at home. As my uncle says, "I have lots of friends here"
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Review of The Yachtsman on Wednesday 19 June 2013 by Jacqueline Leyland (Daughter of resident)
I would recommend this home strongly. The staff are wonderful and caring. What more could you ask.
Overall Standard: Excellent
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Treated with Dignity: Excellent
Food & Drink: Excellent
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Rooms: Excellent
Value for Money: Excellent
Review of The Yachtsman on Friday 14 June 2013 by Martin Applewood (Nephew of resident)
I can easily recommend The Yachtsman, due to the obvious contentment of my Auntie and of the attentiveness of staff to the other residents which I observed during my visits. I have had another Aunt in another care home which was noticeably deficient by comparison. The intention of the staff to keep the residents happy and busy is the key differentiation.
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Hillary isn't in a "state of evolution". She is in a state of political expediency. Hillary needs to sound just like the rest of the befuddled left when she runs for president in 2016. The really sad part is that she'll be hailed as "courageous" for daring to agree with leftist dogma about same sex marriage. Equally sad is the fact that gay activists will conveniently forget her past support of traditional marriage since reality to a leftist is whatever is currently politically expedient.


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The Montreal Canadiens' hopes of making it to their first Stanley Cup Final since 1993 have taken a huge blow. Goalie Carey Price will miss the rest of the Eastern Conference Final versus the New York Rangers, who already lead the series 1-0.
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He's been unable to skate since camp started.
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Five-star resorts have nothing on Bastoy Prison, a secluded correctional facility located off the coast of Norway that offers luscious views, beach excursions, horseback riding lessons, and private cottages - the Scandinavian version of a prison cell. Despite housing individuals convicted of serious crimes – like murder and heroin trafficking - Bastoy's inmates are also granted time for sunbathing, and have meals prepared by personal chefs. Did we mention the saunas and tennis courts? Oh, and the prisoners also hold keys to their own "cells." It may sound more like a country club than a jail, but unfortunately, you still have to commit a crime to gain admission.
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Considering we're still trying to pay off $200K in loans for that useless liberal arts degree we spent five years trying to get, HMP Addiewell prison sounds like a dream. That's because it offers inmates the chance to get a private education, completely free-of-charge. So while Scotland's population of convicted murderers may owe a debt to society, he doesn't owe jack shit to the bank. Which, in an ironic twist, probably makes you mad enough to commit murder.
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While visiting our local Farmer's Market this weekend this chandelier caught our attention. Sure, it's giant and pink, but that's not what had us taking design notes...
This chandelier calls Succotash in Kansas City home. It truly sets the tone for this fresh fare, eclectic eatery.
So aside from the color statement, what caught our attention? Usually in chandeliers of this style, more traditional longer, bent tip style bulbs are used. But this bold lighting display uses small round bulbs that help balance its bright color and help break that traditional mold. We thought it was a fun twist to an old classic, that could ramp up your next chandelier find!
Do you like the change of bulbs? Or would you have preferred it with the longer, more traditional style?
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i like the round bulbs - makes it more modern. i also like "its" spelled without the apostrophe, unless it is a short form of "it is."
Forget the chandelier, I LOVE the giant cupcake. I'm now drooling like Homer Simpson.
The pink is a little much for me (and my retinas), but I like the round bulbs. I'd love to see a chandelier like this in a darker, more subtle color. I'd use the round bulbs and fun kaarsKokers to keep it fresh.
Ha. I thought they were golf balls.
If you like the chandelier, you'd love their food more. The chandelier is very well fitting with the rest of the place.
If you visit KC, have breakfast here...and call me to join you!
I am not sure about the light bulbs for me, but they work fab for the chandelier that is hung. Love the pink. It is great that I am seeing so much color around, it make me smile.
The pink color is a little much for me personally, but i love the bulbs. i think i want them to be just a little larger, though, to keep the proportions right, or something. Cool idea.
personally, I never use flame bulbs. I think they just look tacky...round bulbs or even oblong appliance bulbs can really change the whole look of an otherwise mundane chandelier.
I love it... can't wait to try it with my chandelier.
For those that don't like the pink, check out this chandelier in apartment highlighted a few weeks ago?
I don't find the shocking pink shocking at all. In fact I think it looks great, especially in the context of the color story being told in the space. What I do find shocking is how many color conservatives post on apartment therapy. Less beige in the world is a good thing.
Is it weird that I knew where this was the moment I saw the pic? I've only been there once, but I was in LOVE with the funky decor--and the rainbow cake! I have some pics on my blog: http://stitchriprepeat.blogspot.com/2009/05/kansas-city-2009.html
That's super easy to do! I had a tacky brass job in my new house so we took it down, cleaned it, primed it, and painted it. I put in new round light bulbs and it turned out awesome! http://geekdetails.com/blog/?p=1107
I wanted to go bright teal but I was shot down by the other people in the house. /le sigh
I want to put an octopus head on it and put it in an 'under the sea' room. It's awesome.


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But this is extremely difficult. This means we will have to wait until all is known. And how is it possible to know about the whole? - it is so vast. In order to know even one small thing in this world, many other things need to be known first. So this means that ignorance becomes eternal.that we will never come to know.
The intellect helps us to know. It can do so because it can break things down and divide them into categories. It says that it is not necessary to know everything at once; one can also come to know something by breaking it down into parts. Science can stand on the strength of intellect. But there is a danger - and this is that the intellect also breaks down whatever is unified. It divides what is by its very nature an integral whole, into many parts. That's why whatever you learn with the help of the intellect can never be the ultimate knowing. It has to be a half-truth because so many parts remain unknown, so many basic aspects remain undiscovered. That's why science says that all its knowledge is only temporary, it can never be permanent. That's why science has to change and update its knowledge every day. Science keeps on changing every day.
Religion asks: what is the value of a knowledge that changes every day? What is the value of temporary knowledge? This means that what was understood to be knowledge yesterday becomes ignorance today - although it was ignorance yesterday too, but we didn't know that. What is knowledge today becomes ignorance tomorrow. As we come to know more, our knowledge will become ignorance. So then, what is knowledge?
Religion says that until we come to know the whole as the whole, we will remain ignorant. To try to know the whole by dividing it into parts is an illusion. It is useful, but an illusion. Illusions can also be useful. Science is one such illusion, it is very useful. Religion searches for another form of knowledge - real knowledge, knowledge which once known can never again become ignorance because it is eternal.
What do we have to do to attain this eternal knowledge? Just as science divides and breaks down, if we want eternal knowledge we must learn the art of synthesis. This first sutra points towards that very art. It says:
Kill out all sense of separateness.
There should be no duality, no sense of two. Only one should remain. And the day there is no distance remaining between you and existence, when you no longer even feel, "I am the knower and the universe outside is the one to be known," the day there is no distance between even the knower and the known, when all duality disappears, all barriers fall and you become one with existence - just as a dewdrop falls from the lotus and becomes one with the pond - the day when there is such a meeting between you and existence, only then what is worth knowing becomes known. Only on that day will what is known not be lost again.


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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -- Kenny Guiton came off the bench in relief of injured star quarterback Braxton Miller to lead touchdown drives in the final minute of regulation and in overtime, with Carlos Hyde scoring on a 1-yard run to clinch No. 7 Ohio State's 29-22 victory over Purdue on Saturday. Purdue (3-4, 0-3 Big Ten) led 22-14 when Ohio State got the ball with just 47 seconds left in regulation. Guiton, inserted when Miller went out with an undisclosed injury late in the third quarter, hit Chris Fields on a 2-yard touchdown pass with 3 seconds remaining. Guiton then found freshman Jeff Heuerman on the conversion pass to tie it at 22. Hyde scored on a short plunge for Ohio State (8-0, 4-0) before Purdue's Caleb TerBush, who had two TD passes, misfired on four passes in OT.
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Josephine Valentino of Bethpage passed away Nov. 9, 2013. Beloved wife of the late Thomas. Loving mother of Diane Fazio (Bill) and Thomas Valentino (Louise). Devoted grandmother of Cheryl, Krista, Laura and Mark. A Funeral Mass was held Tuesday, Nov. 12, at St. Martin of Tours RC Church, followed by private cremation. Arrangements were entrusted to the Arthur F. White Funeral Home, Inc.
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My caramel never caramelized. I have a sweet tooth, but this was disguisting. It was way to sugary. Next time I will stick to the recipe on the kernal bag.
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- Fat: 15g
- Saturated fat: 4g
- Protein: 6g
- Carbohydrate: 55g
- Fiber: 3g
- Cholesterol: 9mg
- Sodium: 336mg
- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup unpopped popcorn kernels
- 1 cup salted dry-roasted peanuts
- 1 1/2 cups sugar
- 2 tablespoons light corn syrup
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, cut into pieces
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 teaspoon salt
- Line a baking sheet with parchment or wax paper. Warm oil in a large pot over high heat. Add popcorn, cover and cook, shaking pot, until all corn is popped. Transfer to a large bowl, add peanuts and set aside.
- In another large pot, combine 1/4 cup water, sugar and corn syrup. Bring to a boil over medium-high heat. Reduce heat to medium and cook without stirring until mixture turns a light amber color, 4 to 6 minutes longer. If parts of syrup are turning darker than others, gently tilt pot to even out heat.
- Remove pot from heat and stir in butter, vanilla and salt. Stir caramel into popcorn and peanuts to completely coat. Scrape mixture onto prepared baking sheet and let cool, about 15 minutes, before breaking into pieces and serving.
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Caramel Popcorn and Peanuts Recipe at a Glance
- COURSE: Snacks
- CONVENIENCE: Entertaining, Kid-Friendly, Make-Ahead, Family
- CUISINE: American
- MAIN INGREDIENT: Rice/Grains
- DIETARY CONSIDERATION: Meatless
- COOKING METHOD: Bake
- PUBLICATION: All You
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