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5 Months & 50 Pounds: Packing for London and the UAE
5, the amount of months I'll be away from home.
50, the amount in pounds I'm allowed to pack in my checked bag.
It's midnight Monday morning and I have finally finished packing. It took me and my mom a few tries and a break for dinner to finally fit everything thing I think I need for five months in to 3 bags. Pictures are in the gallery! (I need to figure out how to add to post!) Over the past few days the realization of my decision to study in the UAE has really sunk in.
A few things about myself before I begin my adventure
- My name is Tom Fisher, I'm from Bettendorf, Iowa (part of the Quad Cities, right on the Mississippi River).
- I go to Drake University, a small (4,000 undergrad) liberal arts school in Des Moines, IA.
- Hobbies are soccer, cycling, watching documentaries and eating.
More to come when I can intertwine them with what I am doing during the semester.
The adventure will begin in London. I will be staying with a friend until Saturday when I fly to Dubai! I will have another post before that adventure comes to an end
I hope to keep you entertained and coming back for more. I look forward to sharing my experiences and thoughts during this semester.
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An official delegation of the Parliament was also represented at the Copenhagen Climate Conference, before which the EP passed an 'EU Strategy for the Copenhagen climate change conference' in November 2011.
However, I also remember very well the extent to which the publication of the Stern report in 2006 (making an economic case for international action on climate change) and of the fourth assessment report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) in 2007 (demonstrating how severely climate change and global warming are progressing) pushed many MEPs further towards pledging for a strong EU commitment to climate policies and a global regime. Amongst other factors, this led to the establishment of the Temporary Committee on Climate Change (CLIM) in 2007, which was prepared under my Presidency. In the same year, an EP report even accused the Commission and the member states of 'a serious dereliction of duty' (Jordan and Rayner, 2010); the EP very actively attempted to sharpen the climate change and energy package that the Council adopted in 2008.
Furthermore, the final report of the CLIM formulated far-reaching aims for the EU regarding fighting climate change. And even though neither the report nor the Committee had legislative force, they contributed to making the EP's opinion heard and to emphasising its role as cognitive leader.
As indicated earlier, it is above all this role that the EP has used so far to shape the EU's climate change policy on the international level (see in this regard also EU parliament resolution, 2010). In this role, the EP continuously pushed for strong international and (external) EU action to combat climate change. While the Parliament co-legislates with member state governments on (internal) EU environment policy, the question arises to what extent the Lisbon Treaty's entry into force can give the Parliament an even more prominent legislative role. As it is the case in international trade policy, the EP's consent is now required for international treaties; it remains to be seen how the Parliament will use this role in shaping an new international agreement on climate protection.
Conclusions The EU strives to be an active player in shaping globalisation and in providing global public goods.
Without doubt, it has the general potential to do so. The structural caveats, however, that hinder this intention and potential are well known and continuously jeopardise the Union's role in shaping the global world. The challenge of the famously detected 'capabilities-expectations gap' (Hill, 1993) is as valid today as it was at the beginning of the 1990s. At the same time, however, the Union is an example for successful cooperation between sovereign states in multilateral regimes. Indeed, both the restraints and opportunities of the EU can be also detected to some extent in other efforts to establish multilateral governance settings for providing international public goods. And in this regard I agree with Pascal Lamy that the EU model can be used when looking for necessary elements of effective global governance.
In the complex multilevel governance setting of the Union that involves the various EU institutions and the member states, all them often having totally diverging interests, rhetoric and action are often too far apart. Studying the case of the EU's engagement in international trade negotiations and climate policies allows for a good analysis of these settings and the extent to which they can hinder or enhance the Union's performance as a global actor. To see how the multilevel governance system of the EU deals with the multifaceted challenge of climate change and the related multilevel international negotiations makes a very interesting case study (for a thorough analysis of the EU performance in the international climate negotiations and its 'climate diplomacy', see Van Schaik, 2010). The case of EU climate change policies also provides insight into how powerful EU decisions with international scope can be when the Commission, the Council and the EP work together with commitment – the case of the successful modelling and implementation of the ETS exemplarily demonstrates this. Furthermore, the establishment of an international regime to fight climate change poses various thorny collective action problems; it can be seen as example of such problems in the provision of global public goods more generally. Another factor that is interesting regarding the provision of other global public goods is the fact that EU climate policies have developed in close relation to the multilateral regime-building process.
The EU and the European Parliament in International Trade and Climate Change Negotiations More specifically, the crucial question now is whether the EU and the EP will still be able and willing to continue to drive forward action in the fight against climate change. The failure of Copenhagen in particular and the financial and economic crisis have taken away some enthusiasm in this regard. After the poor outcome and being side-lined in Copenhagen, the EU should regain leadership and credibility by 'leading by example' and by independent action. This would entail moving ahead with unconditional and independent action ahead of international agreements and with internal EU policies to make Europe the most climate friendly region in the world. Overall, I am convinced that the EU should strive for a low-carbon economy and energy system and for a general system change and green revolution. Policy-makers should even use the economic crisis as a chance to become leaders in an industrial and economic revolution. An industrial revolution and a low-carbon economy and society require an early deployment of new technologies and infrastructure and would allow the creation of a competitive edge for European companies in the key sectors of the future.
Without doubt, such a strategy requires huge political will and action; it will be costly in the shortterm. However, it would pay off in the long term and would allow the EU to be the key player in climate protection and hence in providing one of the most valuable global public goods of our times.
In doing so, the EU could fulfil its claim of promoting effective multilateralism and good global governance.
Finally, a few more general reflections and policy proposition are in place. The augmented authority and co-decision powers of the EP lead by definition to an increased politicization of the EU's common commercial and climate change policies. Such a development is generally to be welcomed because it brings the EP closer to executing the tasks and functions of a 'proper' national parliament;
but it also bears some risks. As this contribution has demonstrated, the Parliament and the Union are in the two analysed policy areas - providing cognitive and general leadership. However, there is a risk that increased politicization endangers these capacities and Europe's leadership potential. It is crucial to establish mechanisms and a particular consciousness to avoid that the increased politicization results in interest groups or political groups hindering the leadership efficiency or capturing the policy agenda (Cf. Kleimann, 2011, who refers in this respect to the risks of 'regulatory capture' in the US Congress' trade and investment policy-making.). The strengthened role of the Parliament should not result in slowing down the pace or in damaging the continuity of the successful European trade and environmental policies. The best way to prevent this from happening is with a well-informed Parliament, political groups and MEPs that act responsibly and that put forward transparent policy proposals in these two areas, which are dominated by a multiplicity of powerful stakeholder interests.
In sum, the EP should use its new powers in a constructive and independent way, without overstretching its ambitions and without losing the sensitive EU institutional balance out of sight. I am confident that this will happen and that the enhanced politicization will have a positive impact on the further development of European trade and climate change policy.
The final policy recommendation is as banal and as old as the EU's efforts as a global player, but it has not lost any of its relevance: only when the EU institutions and its member states avoid, or at least control, their usual turf battles and when they speak and act coherently, can they exert global leadership. To achieve this coherence remains the core challenge for the EU in being an influential global actor and in successfully providing interdependent public goods in a multilateral international setting. Overall, the Lisbon Treaty provides most of the instruments to act coherently. All that is needed is the political will and guidance to use these instruments in the right way.
Josep Borrell
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Burns, C. & Carter, N. (2010) 'The European Parliament and climate change. From symbolism to heroism and back again', in Rüdiger Wurzel & James Connelly (eds.) The European Union as a leader in international climate change politics. London: Routledge.
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Introduction The world is trapped in an ever-denser web of global crises. Financial instability, climate change, communicable diseases, illicit trade, international terrorism, natural resource scarcities, and threats from new technologies are, together with other emerging risks, joining entrenched problems like those of nuclear proliferation, geopolitical conflict, and – still – on-going unconscionable human deprivation. What is worse, many of these crises are allowed to linger and fester despite the high costs they entail.
The evidence suggests failures of global governance are occurring. This is not altogether surprising, given that many global issues possess the properties of public goods. They constitute global public goods (GPGs), meaning that they affect all countries or, haphazardly, anyone, anywhere.
According to standard economic theory public goods tend to be underprovided, because individual actors are tempted to free-ride. They may wait for others to step forward and provide the good, reckoning that when it becomes available, they, too, will benefit from it – free of charge.


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Christian Marclay & Michael Snow in Conversation at the Power Plant
Michael Snow will engage in a dialogue with the artist Christian Marclay about the Power Plant's exhibition of 'The Clock'.
'The Clock' (2010) is a unique and compelling work created by world-renowned sound and video artist Christian Marclay. The work is an ode to time and cinema, and is comprised of thousands of fragments from a vast range of films that create a 24-hour, looped, single-channel video. Marclay compiled thousands of film clips of wrist watches, clock towers, sundials, alarm clocks, and countdowns, each of which illustrate every minute in a 24-hour period
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Man awarded costs after police case fails
A former Pareora man has been awarded costs after police failed to show he had a case to answer.
On November 23 last year, Allan William Workman, 50, successfully defended a charge of threatening behaviour which arose out of an ongoing feud with a neighbour.
The victim alleged he ran out of his property in Pareora on March 8 and into the middle of the street with what appeared to be an object in his hand. He motioned as if he was going to throw it as she drove past.
Judge Joanna Maze found she had no evidence which would allow her to conclude that that was a threat to cause actual bodily harm.
"The gesture in itself is not inherently a threat to injure and there is no supporting evidence of any kind which would allow me to draw the inference that it was a threat to injure. In those circumstances there is no case to answer."
At the hearing, Judge Maze recommended the neighbours found other ways of resolving their personality clashes.
Workman then made an application to cover his legal costs of $1587, which were awarded by Judge Maze in her decision, released on June 13.
Workman's counsel made it plain that if the police proceeded and failed, costs would be sought. Workman argued the police had not acted in good faith as they had already been told they had no case. The police opposed the cost application, saying they followed proper processes and there was "concerning behaviour which warranted a charge," and that Workman demonstrated "inappropriate" behaviour.
Judge Maze rejected the allegation Workman had engaged in "inappropriate behaviour."
"It seems clear the police failed to apply properly the Solicitor-General's guidelines to the evidence they intended to call; had they done so it would have been clear they lacked any evidence of an element of the alleged offence.
"Mr Workman should never have been put in a position of having to prove himself not guilty of the offence."
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I've got a work load to attack. With my new book, If She Only Knew, being available on 10/31, I have to start promoting and finding new places to expose my book at.
On top of that I'm working on book #2 in the Missy Mack series. It's coming along, but still have a lot to add to the story.
Another opportunity has come up from my publishing company for a story in a different genres. I actually had a plot written down for a story they are looking for. So, that means I need to get another book started because the dead line for the book, if accepted, is 12/31. I have a lot of typing to do.
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A bachelor party won't be fun without any bachelor party games. Usually, bachelor party games start off with a round of drinks and good luck remembering the rest. If you're planning a bachelor party for your buddies, here are a few games that we promise won't suck and will definitely be a moment that you'll never ever forget. Credit card roulette This bachelor party game has … [Read more...]
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How to Plan a Bachelor Party
Throwing a bachelor party goes a long way back to the ancient times when the Spartans, would hold a dinner for the groom on the night of the wedding. The evening would be spent feasting and toasting to the groom and each other. And in the 50's, bachelor's party were thrown by the groom's father involving a big feast and drinks which was called "a gentleman's … [Read more...]
Best Bachelor and Bachelorette Party Locations Ideas
By common conventions, the best man is usually tasked to help the groom in the preparation of his coming wedding, including those pre-wedding events. These would include things like bachelor parties and other related activities. In the groom's pre-wedding parties, the best man can help choose the best bachelor party locations. However, this job of locating an appropriate … [Read more...]
Bachelorette Gifts for Bride – Traditions and Innovations
In pre-wedding parties not so long ago, bachelorette gifts for bride include most things needed by the couple to set up their future household. The newlyweds usually accumulate their utensils and necessities from collected gifts at these pre-nuptial gatherings and from the wedding itself. This old gift-giving tradition still stands to this day at bachelorette parties. These … [Read more...]
Adventurous Bachelor Party Ideas
Adventurous Bachelor Party Ideas Because throwing the usual bachelor party indoors isn't enough, an all-out adventure for an outdoor bachelor party is also a great idea for your buddies. Get the adrenaline flowing on a bachelor bash that will bring you to the edge! Sky Diving Since the groom is about to take a leap of faith and wed his wife, you can take the party up … [Read more...]


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The Anglican Church of Australia has issued a "heartfelt apology" to victims of domestic violence for failures in teaching and pastoral care.
18 September 2017
The Bishop of Jamaica has called for a clearer definition of rape, equality for male and female victims, and for rape in marriage to be outlawed.
04 August 2017
"It is a great honour to let you know that the youth department supervises about 6000 young people who actively participate in the growth of discipleship in the Anglican diocese of Katanga, within the Province of Congo, writes Raphael Mukendi, the diocesan youth co-ordinator.
20 July 2017
Advocacy for women's rights and the fight against gender-based violence is not only a concern for women but crucial for the whole of humanity and more men need to get involved.
12 July 2017
"The world is calling upon the faith leaders to use their power for justice for the excluded and discriminated against and for the exploited planet earth," said Dr Isabel Apawo Phiri, the deputy general secretary of the World Council of Churches (WCC).
10 July 2017
An initiative entitled 'The Silent Epidemic' aimed at tackling gender based violence has been launched by the Mothers' Union in Mauritius.
04 July 2017
Archbishop Martin Blaise Nyaboho and the Anglican Church of Burundi have taken part in a public march against gender-based violence.
11 April 2017
A new peace centre is Bunia is providing care to girls and women who have been raped as part of the ongoing conflict in the region.
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Anglicans around the world have engaged in a range of activities to mark the 16-days of Activism to end gender-based violence, which came to an end on Saturday.
14 December 2016
Christian leaders in Fiji have united to declare that gender-based violence is a sin, in an advert shown on cinema screens and national television.
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Digitalisation is a change that has taken place for many years in many industries and BIM is just its name for the construction industry. Weather you need to implement the 3D model aspect of Building Information Modelling in your business or the Better Information Management side of it – understanding the potential of digital product data is the one crucial step in the journey to BIM construction. At coBuilder we are devoted to helping all construction industry players incorporate accurate, interoperable and structured data in their operations. Let's set your data free and see where will your digital journey lead you.
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Just a few weeks ago, Michele's Oakland class was working on a budget case study. As she was explaining the importance of budgeting, specifically how to meet a savings goal, one student offered what turned out to be an all-too-real peek into the complex financial decisions he is facing…
This student, whom I will call James, was in a residential juvenile detention program. He explained to the class that once he was released, he would be obligated to pay his "restitution" – a fine that the court ordered him to pay back to the victim for the damages that he caused. He revealed that his goal was to be able to pay the total he owed, $2,000, by June 1. Though he did not yet have any income, he felt confident he would be able to pay it back within the three months he had to do so.
Since we now knew the goal, we had to figure out how much he needed to earn and save in order to pay it by that date. As a class, we began to calculate his income. He knew that he would earn a $155 stipend from Game Theory Academy, if he attended all ten sessions, and he seemed pretty confident that he had at least two job opportunities with some folks he knew, making $10 and $15 an hour respectively. We calculated how many hours he would be able to work per week, given his time constraints and for how many weeks, and then subtracted taxes and all the other living expenses he would have to pay, like transportation and a cell phone bill.
At the end of the budgeting exercise, the truth of the matter was startling. It became apparent that James would probably be able to pay back his restitution, but that would rely on all of the factors playing out in his favor and left no room for error. I asked James one more question, "What's the opportunity cost of not paying it back?" It was all eyes on James, yet in his well-composed and thoughtful manner he began to explain what he would give up if he would not be able to pay the money back.
He explained that if he didn't pay it in time, the fine would double and what's more, since he would be turning 18 before the fine was due, the missed payment would result in his having to serve time in prison, and he would then have a permanent record…which would follow him around for the rest of his life. The gravity of the consequences were felt by everyone in the room, but I reminded him that we had just planned out a strategy to help him budget his money so that he could meet his goal.
I also reassured him that although the opportunity cost (what he would be giving up) was pretty overwhelming, he could meet his goal if he stuck to his strategy.
As everyone left the class that day, I felt as though we all just had a really visceral lesson in two of the most important concepts we teach at Game Theory Academy – opportunity cost and setting budgeting goals. In real life, sometimes the stakes are really high and it pays to think through a decision before taking action, or giving up. For James, this budgeting lesson exposed the real life opportunity cost of not meeting his goal, and by virtue highlighted, for every student in the class, the importance of having a budget and thinking through major life decisions.


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EMMANUEL SÉJOURNÉ Attraction for Marimba, Vibraphone and Tape, Short Solo Version (written for Christoph Sietzen)
CHRISTOPH SIETZEN Rudimental Snare Drum Piece
JOHN PSATHAS One Study One Summary, for Marimba, Junk Percussion and Tape
ARVO PÄRT Für Anna Maria
STEWART COPELAND new commission
PIAZZOLLA Romantico
XENAKIS Rebonds A et B, for Solo Percussion
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What is the Next Hot Home Architecture Trend in Colorado?By REcoloradoBuying, Colorado Living, Specialty Homeshome style, New Construction
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Your new, exclusive Box Set obsession is here! Seasons 1 and 2 of Magic City has landed on Virgin TV, available to watch exclusively for all Full House (previously XL) customers. Here are five huge reasons why this swanky gangster epic will keep you glued to your telly this autumn…
1. It's slicker than a cool cat in satin
Set in a top Miami Beach hotel during its decadent late-1950s heyday, Magic City is packed with gorgeous cars, glitzy retro fashion, glamorous locations and enough shady characters to block out the sizzling sun. And Full House (previously XL) customers can watch it all in HD too, to really get swept up in the action.
2. It's got a top-quality cast
Ike Evans, the show's morally dubious hotel-owning protagonist, is played with De Niro-esque swagger by Jeffrey Dean Morgan, of Grey's Anatomy and The Walking Dead fame. Still not convinced? Olga Kurylenko – leading lady in Quantum Of Solace and Oblivion – co-stars as Ike's wife, Vera. And just for a bit of extra sparkle, Danny Huston picked up a Golden Globe nomination for his turn as Miami mob boss Ben "The Butcher" Diamond.
3. It's riffing on some of the greatest telly ever made
While the show's trendy period setting and stylised debauchery screams Mad Men, Ike's complex family relationships and shady dealings with the Mob also give it a distinctly Sopranos feel, with a healthy dose of Twin Peaks-style noir thrown in for good measure.
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With seasons 1 and 2 available simultaneously on Box Sets from 1 September, you'll have over 15 hours of engrossing, extravagant drama to enjoy.
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Magic City does more than just pay lip service to the fashions of '50s. The plot also weaves in high profile historical events of the period – namely the Cuban Revolution, which ends just as the show begins at New Year, 1959 – to add extra layers of intrigue and authenticity.
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Lee Jin Ah to hold a solo concert for the first time after her comeback!
Lee Jin Ah will hold a solo concert for the first time since her debut!
On July 20, the singer will be making her comeback with her mini album 'Random'. The album will consist of seven songs. Afterwards, she will also hold a solo concert to meet her fans. The concert will have the concept 'cooking music', and accordingly, the concert will be called 'Jin Ah Resturant - Main Dish'. It's been reported that at the concert, she will perform all her seven songs that will be on the mini album but also a list of collaborations.


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We all remember our awkward teenage years. The acne. The erections. The not fitting in. The erections.
In case you weren't watching, it turns out that CGI in movies also went through a period of adolescence, experimenting and trying to find their way in this big scary world.
The following clip takes us on a walk down Crappy Effect Lane, with mostly '90s effects from some of our favourite and least favourite movies (we're looking at you, Back To The Future III).
The time was a difficult one for special effects.
The new possibilities presented by computer generated imagery meant that movies could include scenes previously thought impossible. But unfortunately, computer graphics just weren't that good yet, and writers and directors just decided to get lazy.
Nothing says 'less is more' like subtle use of CGI in movies, but as you'll see in the following clip, the CGI used was about as subtle as Donald Trump's use of bronzer.
Back the good old days of movie effects, masters like Alfred Hitchcock decided that what we don't see is actually a better storytelling device, and decided to let our imaginations do the work for us.
But Hitchcock is dead now. And instead we have Michael Bay.
Anyway, some of the movies included in the following clip are actually quite good, but if you haven't seen them in a while you probably haven't realised how far special effects have come since.
And there's a literal spoiler alert, because it might spoil some movies with special effects that you thought were so ahead of their time – and actually just kinda stunk.
There's Bruce Willis surfing a truck in Die Hard With A Vengeance. There are monkeys stealing a car and loading a gun in Jumanji. There's Michael J Fox saying goodbye to a flying train covered in lightning in Back To The Future III, which we are sure is totally necessary as a plot device.
Where we're going, we don't need 'train tracks'.
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Steve Bruce is back in the Premier League and if you believe the rumours (we don't), he's ready to splash the cash on some expensive elderly stars, just as he did at Sunderland.
The player supposedly in Bruce's cross-hair is the Aston Villa goalkeeper Shay Given, who was frozen out by Paul Lambert last season. Whether Hull are in a position to pay Given's wages looks likely to be the stumbling block.
Tabloid speculation
Borussia Dortmund may have lost Mario Gotze to Bayern Munich, but they may well have a replacement up their sleeve, in the form of the Ajax attacking midfielder Christian Eriksen.
What's more, the rumour mill is spinning the line that the talented Denmark star is available for just £10m. It has long been thought that the 21-year old would make a move to the Premier League this summer, but it seems that the Bundesliga is growing more attractive by the day.
Come and get me
Tottenham don't want to sell Gareth Bale and the player himself doesn't seem the type to speak out and try and engineer a move. So that's the end of the story for this summer, right?
Wrong. Bale's intrepid agent Jonathan Barnett has been jabbering on Spanish TV, stating that he and his player would have to listen to any offer from Real Madrid. A 10% cut of the type of wages that Bale would be paid in Madrid is a powerful motivation.
Bid tabled
Many thought that Juventus could have done even better than their quarter-final finish in the Champions League, if they had a top class striker within their ranks.
Next season they may have two. Having grabbed Fernando Llorente on a free transfer back in January, it now looks like they could add Real Madrid's Gonzalo Higuain to their ranks. According to Higuain's agent (and we all know how reliable and honest agents are) the deal is 70% done. Whether this is any more than 25% true is something we will only find out in due course.
Signed, sealed, delivered
Despite not being any good at defending for quite some time, the former Porto and Chelsea defender Ricardo Carvalho has secured a move from Real Madrid to Monaco on a free transfer.
The 35-year old Carvalho clearly has a really good agent, who was smart to point the aging Portuguese centre-half towards a club, that are basically signing any player they have ever head of, like a 14-year old playing Football Manager.


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Nearly 1500 square feet of newer built and affordable open floor plan home within walking distance to Eaton Rapids schools and sports complex. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths. Recently painted and new carpeting throughout. Ceramic entry foyer, kitchen and baths. Lower level stubbed and ready to be finished for nearly double square footage and added value with 3 egress windows! Master bedroom with private bath. Neutral decor throughout. Washer and dryer included. LOts of natural light in this home! Call today for your private tour!
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- City
- Eaton Rapid
- Zip
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- County
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- Township
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- Possession
- Zoning
- Residential
- Subdivision
- Inverness
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The house is located right on the sea. Situated between Killorglin and Cromane in a quiet area. It is surrounded by fields and a small farm on one side. You will see birdlife on the water - ducks, gulls, heron and egrit .
You can enjoy these wonderful views from the balcony which is all part of your space. You are within easy reach of good restaurants, bars, the ring of Kerry and the Wild Atlantic Way route. It is a great base for touring the Dingle peninsula and exploring the national park.
El alojamiento
Luxury super-king bed in a large room. Ensuite bathroom with Jacuzzi bath/shower. The upstairs is private to guests with lounge area and a large private outdoor balcony overlooking the sea. Located 5 km from Killorglin town, restaurants and bars.
The bathroom has a Jacuzzi bath with the shower above the bath. All amenities are provided for your use, toiletries, bath and shower gels, shampoos and towels. A hair dryer and straightening tongs are provided in your room. An iron and ironing board are available for your use downstairs – just ask.
The space has wonderful views of the sea, mountains and the surrounding countryside.
Tea and coffee making facilities are provided for your enjoyment.
Continental type breakfast is available in the downstairs sun room.
Guests have access to the upstairs area of the house which consists of a lounge area, a seated outdoor balcony area and a large super-king bedroom with a full en-suite bathroom. Breakfast is self serve in the sun room downstairs.
The sun room is a private family area and guests should only use it for breakfast. Guests are welcome to use the garden area and outdoor seating.
There is ample space for parking your car in the driveway.
We are here to help with anything you may require, be it recommendations on where to eat, have a few drinks and partake in the nearby activities.
If we are not personally available, we will ensure that your needs are looked after.
The house is located approximately half way between Cromane and Killorglin on the Wild Atlantic Way and just off the Ring of Kerry route.
It is best to have a car to get the maximum benefit from all that there is to do and see in Kerry. Killorglin offers some fine restaurants and bars.
In Cromane, Jack's Coastguard restaurant and bar is just a few kilometres away.
There are numerous golf clubs in the area including Dooks golf links , just 3 km away.
A car is advised to make the most of the surrounding area, although cycling is also an option. There are bus routes from Killorglin to Tralee and Killarney daily.
The accommodation is upstairs which also gives access to a balcony. We advise that young children must be supervised at all times. Refer to safety information provided.
We have a resident cat named 'Pepper' - you may see her wander the hallway or find her snoozing on the stairs. She is friendly and loves to be petted.
Servicios y zonas comunes
Guests have access to the upstairs area of the house which consists of a lounge area, a seated outdoor balcony area and a large super-king bedroom with a full en-suite bathroom. Guests can enjoy self serve breakfast in the downstairs sun room with breathtaking views of the mountains and sea. Guests should only use this room for breakfast as at other times it is a private family area.
Atención a los huéspedes
We are usually available to offer guidance on places to visit, local restaurants and things to do and see in the area.
Otros aspectos destacables
The accommodation is upstairs which also has access to a balcony. Children must be supervised at all times.
We have a resident cat named 'Pepper' - if you are allergic or sensitive to cats, please let us know.
If you are a smoker, the garden or outdoor balcony area may be used if required.
Children must be supervised on stairs and balcony area.


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The terms anxiety attack and panic attack are often used interchangeably as if they are two different names for the same thing. If you want to be scientifically correct though you must distinguish between anxiety and a panic attack.
Anxiety is a more general name associated with all the anxiety symptoms of which a panic attack may or may not be one, depending on the severity of the condition. If, however you experience more than two panic attacks within a certain timeframe you may be suffering from panic disorder and not generalized anxiety disorder. As if this is not complicated enough, there are also other anxiety disorders other than panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder like post traumatic stress disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, specific phobias, social phobias and acute stress disorder. It is also possible to suffer from more than one of these disorders at the same time.
A panic attack may be described as a moment of intense fear during which you may feel as if you are going to pass out or even worse, drop dead at any moment. Panic attacks can last from 5 minutes up to half an hour and are usually accompanied by 4 or more of the following symptoms:
- A rapid heartbeat
- Excessive sweating
- A trembling body
- Hyperventilation or difficulty breathing
- A choking sensation
- Pain or discomfort over your chest
- Nausea, vomiting or an upset tummy
- Lightheadedness
- Feeling unreal or distant from your surroundings
- Fear of going mad or being out of control
- Fear of death
- Either a numb or a tingling sensation in your body
- Feeling either chilly or hot
Having a panic attack doesn't necessarily mean that you suffer from panic disorder. It is estimated that up to 35% percent of the population suffer from panic attacks at least once in their lives. In order to be diagnosed with panic disorder you need to display the following:
- Feelings of fear and anxiety.
- You should be startled easily.
- You should be trying to avoid situations, places or people that can trigger a panic attack.
- You should have experienced continuous panic attacks combined with at least one month of excessive worry and fear of another panic attack.
- You should have changed some of your behavioral patterns in order to avoid another panic attack.
The major difference between anxiety and a panic attack is that the onset of anxiety is usually gradual while a panic attack happens suddenly. Anxiety is also closely linked to excessive worrying, while panic attacks may happen for either a specific present reason or for no apparent reason at all. Other than that the symptoms between the two may be very similar. The symptoms of anxiety are the following:
- Tense muscles
- Sleep disorders
- Lack of concentration
- Being over tired
- Being restless
- Feeling irritated
- Being startled easily
- An increase in your heart rate
- Being short of breath
- Feeling dizzy
We all may experience stressful situations at times that may lead to anxiety, but that does not necessarily mean that you suffer from generalized anxiety disorder just because you are feeling anxious. To be diagnosed with generalized anxiety disorder you need to experience the following:
- Feelings of anxiety and fear
- You should be trying to avoid situations, places or people that make you feel anxious.
- You should be easily startled or aroused
- You should have a 6 month history of anxiety, worry and the above mentioned physical symptoms.
During a panic attack the first thing you should try and do is to get your breathing back to normal. This will in turn relieve some of your others symptoms too. Cupping your hand over your nose and mouth or using a paper bag can help restore the carbon dioxide in your blood. Alternatively you can focus on breathing in slowly through your nose and then slowly releasing your breath through your mouth. Don't try to ignore the panic attack but focus your attention on the word "calm". Remember that a panic attack is a normal phenomenon that many people will experience. It doesn't mean you are crazy and even if it feels like it you won't die from a panic attack.
In 2010 the National Depression Initiative of Australia released a useful information booklet on tested ways of dealing with anxiety disorders, including generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, the different phobias etc. Equipping yourself with information on how to deal with anxiety may be the first step in overcoming it all together.
Ankrom, Sheryl. "Anxiety Attacks Versus Panic Attacks: What's the Difference?" About.com.Panic Disorder. 2009. Panicdisorder.about.com (October 11, 2012). http://panicdisorder.about.com/od/understandingpanic/a/anxvspanic.htm
"Diagnosis and decision making. Recognition and diagnosis of panic disorder and generalized anxiety disorder." 2004. Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Anxiety: Management of Anxiety (Panic Disorder, with or without Agoraphobia, and Generalized Anxiety Disorder) in Adults in Primary, Secondary and Community Care [Internet]. NICE Clinical Guidelines, No. 22.School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR), University of Sheffield. London: National Collaborating Centre for Primary Care (UK). (October 11, 2012). http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK45855/
Reavley NJ, Allen NB, Jorm AF, Morgan AJ, Purcell R. "A Guide to What Works for Anxiety Disorders."
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Number: Yellow 97
Country: French, 137 minutes
Spoken Languages: English, French
Genre(s): Drama, Romance
Director(s): Milos Forman
Cast: Colin Firth (as Valmont), Annette Bening (as Merteuil), Meg Tilly (as Madame de Tourvel), Fairuza Balk (as Cecile), Siân Phillips (as Madame de Volanges)
Medium: Original DVD,
Subtitles: English, French, Spanish
Plot Outline: Set in Baroque France, a scheming widow and her lover make a bet regarding the corruption of a recently married woman. The lover, Valmont, bets that he can seduce her, even though she is an honorable woman. If he wins, he can have his lover to do as he will. However, in the process of seducing the married woman, Valmont falls in love. Based on the same novel as "Dangerous Liaisons."
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