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Ibiza Corso Hotel & Spa
S'illa Plana s/n, 07800 Ibiza Town, Spain –
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Suite with Sea View
Junior Suite
Deluxe Twin Room with Spa Access
Triple Room with Spa Access
Presidential Suite with Sea View
Superior Suite with Sea View
Single Room with Spa Access
Deluxe Suite with Sea View
The Ibiza Corso has definitely the best location of the island with spectacular views. The family who runs it is the owner and we have many loyal customers who are part of the Ibiza Corso Familia.
Area Info – Guests loved walking around the neighborhood!
Closest Landmarks
- Talamanca Beach 0.5 miles
- Punta Grossa Lighthouse 0.5 miles
- Marina Botafoch 0.6 miles
- Pacha 0.6 miles
- Ibiza Port 0.6 miles
- Ibiza Cathedral 0.8 miles
- Hard Rock Cafe Ibiza 0.9 miles
- Dalt Vila 1 miles
- Figueretas Beach 1.5 miles
- Santos Coast Club 2.7 miles
Most Popular Landmarks
- Ushuaia Ibiza 3 miles
- Aguamar Water Park 3.1 miles
- Amnesia Ibiza 3.4 miles
- Privilege Ibiza 3.9 miles
- Es Paradis Ibiza 9 miles
- Café del Mar 9.5 miles
- Las Dalias Hippy Market 9.9 miles
- Illetes Beach 10.8 miles
- Cala Bassa Beach 11.8 miles
- Cala Conta Beach 12.9 miles
Restaurants & Markets
- Supermarket 0 miles
- Capuccino Cafe/Bar 0 miles
Natural Beauty
- Ocean/Sea 0 miles
Closest Airports
- Ibiza Airport 5.1 miles
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El Restaurante
Food: Spanish
Open for: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
5 Reasons to Choose Ibiza Corso Hotel & Spa
Why book with us?
Prices you can't beat!
Manage your bookings online
The staff speaks English
Booking is safe
One of our top picks in Ibiza Town
Facilities of Ibiza Corso Hotel & Spa Great facilities! Review score, 8.1
Most Popular Facilities
- Outdoor Furniture
- Sun Deck
- Terrace
- Garden
Pool and Spa
- Swimming Pool
- Fitness/Spa Locker Rooms
- Fitness
- Spa Lounge/Relaxation Area
- Spa Facilities
- Shallow End
- Pool Bar
- Pool Towels
- Heated Pool
- Pool With View
- Outdoor Pool (seasonal)
- Indoor Pool
- Turkish/Steam Bath
- Hot Tub/Jacuzzi
- Massage (additional charge)
- Spa
- Solarium
- Fitness Center
- Sauna
Pets are not allowed.
- Nightclub/DJ (additional charge)
- Snorkeling (additional charge)
- Diving (additional charge)
- Cycling
- Bicycle Rental (additional charge)
- Windsurfing (additional charge)
Food & Drink
- Fruit (additional charge)
- Bottle of Water (additional charge)
- Wine/Champagne (additional charge)
- Special Diet Meals (upon request)
- Snack Bar
- Restaurant With Dining Menu
- Breakfast in the Room
- Bar
Free! WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Free! Free private parking is available at a location nearby (reservation is not needed).
- Street Parking
- Airport Drop-off (additional charge)
- Airport Pick-up (additional charge)
Front Desk Services
- Concierge Service
- Baggage Storage
- Ticket Service
- Tour Desk
- Currency Exchange
- 24-Hour Front Desk
Cleaning Services
- Daily Housekeeping
- Ironing Service (additional charge)
- Dry Cleaning (additional charge)
- Laundry (additional charge)
Business Facilities
- Meeting/Banquet Facilities (additional charge)
- Shuttle Service
- Shared Lounge/TV Area
- Airport Shuttle (additional charge)
- Shuttle Service (additional charge)
- Designated Smoking Area
- Air Conditioning
- Shops (on site)
- Heating
- Car Rental
- Packed Lunches
- Safe
- Elevator
- Honeymoon Suite
- VIP Room Facilities
- Non-smoking Rooms
- Newspapers
- Room Service
Languages Spoken
- Italian
- French
- Spanish
- English
- German
- Catalan
- Arabic
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From 2:00 PM
Until 12:00 PM
Cancellation and prepayment policies vary according to room type. Please enter the dates of your stay and check what conditions apply to your preferred room.
Children and Extra Beds
All children are welcome.
One child under 2 years stays free of charge in a crib.
There is no capacity for extra beds in the room.
The maximum number of cribs in a room is 1.
Pets are not allowed.
Ibiza Corso Hotel & Spa accepts these cards and reserves the right to temporarily hold an amount prior to arrival.
Please note that in the event that the guest arrives at the hotel without the card used for this reservation or authorization from the cardholder, the hotel may cancel this reservation without this being a reason for any compensation or complaint to the hotel.
Please note that guests must be older than 14 years to access the spa.
Please note, when booking more than 8 rooms, different policies and additional supplements may apply.
Guests are required to show a photo ID and credit card upon check-in. Please note that all Special Requests are subject to availability and additional charges may apply.


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Sodus, New York
Ferguson, Betty J.
Betty J. Ferguson passed away on April 19, 2017. She was 91 years young. She was born on May 10th, 1925 in Wolcott. She lived most of her life in Sodus. She is survived by her daughter and son-in-law (Sharon & Robert DeMay) of Williamson; granddaughter Laurie Alverio of Sodus; grandson Carlos Alverio, Jr. of Rochester; great grandson Noah Carbajal-Alverio of Sodus; great granddaughter Olivia Alverio of Rochester.
She spent most of her life dedicated to raising her daughter by herself. She was a devoted member of the American Legion Auxiliary in Sodus. She pinned the first poppy on the mayor (John Cook) at the time.
In her younger years she worked at Strongberg Carlson. She then went to work at J&P Rose Garden as a box maker. She also worked at Myers Community Hospital. There she cleaned the operating room. In her mid-years she went to work at Sodus Central School District, where she retired after 30 years of service. She really enjoyed her job there. She got to see her daughter and all the kids that put a smile on her face at the school every day.
She was a very devoted person to her family. Everything she did was about them; her dedication was unmatched. She always wanted to help them in some way. She spent a lot of time with her family. They were always taking her somewhere. She always had such beautiful flowers around her house. She tried to keep them weeded until she got older. She always kept very busy whether it was at home or in the community. You might even see her out and about riding her bike. There was a time she rode her bike all the way to Newark to see her family. She will be sadly missed by her family and the people of this town.
A graveside service will be held on Monday, April 24th, 2017 at 11 am at the Glenside Cemetery in Wolcott, NY. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Sodus Central School, 54 Mill St., Sodus, NY 14551.

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I had been in a 3yr relationship with the sweetest girl you will ever meet.
She was everything a guy could ask for. Sweet, Beautiful, Kind....PERFECT.
But sometimes perfect is more than anyone can ask for..
I'm 21..I feel my bones growing old. I hate it.
3 yrs is a long time to be with someone, especially if you aren't ready to settle down just yet.
I felt helpless, lost, confused...
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It had been poisoned and was slowly dying, right before my eyes.
I could relate to this roach because staying with this girl I was poisoned, slowly and agonizingly killing myself.
It was this day I started new.
I can finally say I am truly myself, again...
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Rising in the Warm Bokkeveld, it pierces the mountains by Mitchell's Pass, flows by the picturesque towns of Ceres and Worcester, and receives, beyond the last-named place, the waters which descend from the famous Hex River Pass.
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The Partners
Helen Prochazka: The Director
Helen Prochazka, PhD, BA Hons, Adv. Mont. Dip., Mont. Dip., PGCE, FInstAM, was born in Glasgow, Scotland. She has a PhD in Russian, a PGCE in post-compulsory education and training, and both early years and primary Montessori diplomas. She is also qualified as an NVQ assessor for Early Years Care and Education Awards and until recently worked as an EYPS (Early Years Professional Status) assessor.
She is a Council Member and past Chairman of Montessori Education (UK), the national umbrella body for Montessori. She writes on Montessori and the early years.
With a variety of teaching experiences in the UK and the Middle East, Helen first became involved in the early years when teaching in Saudi Arabia. Introduced by a colleague to the educational ideas of Montessori, she took Montessori training, and was eventually appointed Director of Studies for the Montessori St Nicholas Training Centre. She left St Nicholas in 1997 and set up the Montessori Partnership.
Miranda Robarts-Arnold
Miranda Robarts-Arnold BA(Hons) HPD DHP SFBT(hyp) became a partner in The Montessori Partnership in 2014 after her mum Helen Prochazka asked if she would like to join the business. Miranda has a long background alongside Montessorians. She helped Helen set up a Montessori nursery school in Southampton and worked there in the 1990s.
Miranda's role in the Partnership is administrative. If you request information it will be Miranda who responds. She is also the Courses Coordinator, ensuring that the assessors and tutors have the appropriate qualifications and experience to work within the Partnership. When you sign up, Miranda will allocate you an assessor and deal with the paperwork so that you receive a smooth learning experience.
Miranda's professional background is in mental health. She currently also works as a clinical hypnotherapist and hypnobirther in Somerset.
The Assessors and Tutors
Helen Lerebours
My name is Helen Lerebours and I am a Montessori practitioner based in Manchester. I began my Montessori journey in Paris, France where I was employed as an English teacher in a Montessori Primary school. When I returned to the UK, I was lucky enough to be sponsored by my local council to become a qualified Montessori teacher. I now have 10 years experience of working with children from birth to 8 years old. I also have experience working with the Reggio Emilia approach and am currently the SENDCO and manager for a setting in Manchester.
In 2013, I set up my own company to tutor and run sessions for parents and their children all based on Montessori and have been very popular. I am a qualified parenting facilitator, have written for the Montessori International Magazine and was awarded the Birt's Scholarship in 2008.
Fran Johnson
Fran Johnson is a very experienced teacher trainer who has been involved with Montessori for many years. When first introduced to the philosophy, she experienced an immediate connection between Montessori and her own approach to child rearing and was soon enrolled on a course at St Nicholas Montessori Centre. Fran has not looked back since then and has been dedicating herself to increasing the availability of Montessori education by training an ever growing number of teachers who will "introduce Montessori to more children than I could have done on my own". She is looking forward to working with you!
Thakmena Miah
My name is Thakmena Miah and I began my Montessori journey with the Montessori Partnership 4 years ago, although I have been influenced by Maria Montessori's teachings for many years before that, when I first worked as a Teaching Assistant in a Montessori nursery.
After spending a year in Sri Lanka and then moving to the East Midlands, I have settled back to my home town in South London with my two sons, where I hope to continue my journey implementing and spreading the Montessori philosophy. As well as being passionate about eco-living, I enjoy spending time outdoors. Reading as a family is also a pastime that I hope will continue into the future
Sugi Manickam
I became interested in Montessori Pedagogy when my son was ready to start nursery school. After a previous career in the petrochemical industry, I trained at the Montessori Centre International in 2000 and went on to do the Primary Course at Rainbow Montessori College. I gained my Early Years Professional Status in 2009. Most recently I have completed the Level 3 Forest School Leaders course. I am the head teacher and owner of Little Montessorians Pre-School. My hobbies include reading thrillers, cooking and doing jigsaw puzzles.
Sharon Lee
My name is Sharon Lee and I am currently working at a nursery in East London as Head Teacher. I have also worked for a number of years as a Montessori Directress.
I trained as a directress in Malaysia, where I lived for fifteen years. I have also taught English as a foreign language to both children and adults.
I became interested in the Montessori Philosophy and childcare in general, when I had my own child. Something in the Montessori method just 'clicked' with me, it felt right and I have since seen the magic of Montessori on many occasions.
I really enjoy teaching both children and adults. I am passionate about the Montessori method and look forward to having the opportunity to work with you.
Helen Wheatley
Although never a child in a Montessori school, Helen Wheatley has over the last 30 years probably filled most other positions in the Montessori world. Past Principal of St Nicholas Montessori, Deputy Editor of Montessori Education Magazine for its first 10 years, trainer, examiner, and course designer for London Montessori Centre, Montessori World Education Institute, she is now Chairman of the Montessori Partnership Assessment Board. She is well known as a writer on a wide range of Montessori topics.
Helen's first love is lecturing and she has trained many nursery and primary teachers. Her main preoccupations outside Montessori work are as a watercolour painter and sailor on traditional vessels. She has 3 grown up children and lives in a county town in Devon.
Helen was a founder member of The Montessori Partnership
Margaret Dillane
Margaret has been involved with Montessori education since 1986. She trained at St Nicholas College in London where she completed both the Foundation and Advanced Courses on the Theory and Practice of the Montessori Method of Education. She has also completed a course in Child Psychology at Kilroy's College in Dublin.
After working in a Montessori school, Margaret opened her own Montessori Children's House, called Happy Days, in Wembley. By 1996, she had opened a second Montessori school. Margaret achieved a BEd honours degree and went on to achieve a Masters Degree in Religious Education. She also achieved her EYPS status in 2011 and more recently achieved a post grad in Montessori and autism with MEfA.
In addition to being a member of the Montessori Education (UK) panel of assessors, she is a certified school mentor and assessor. Margaret is Head of ME (UK) assessment and mentoring and a Distance Learning and Teaching Practice Tutor. She also runs the Brent Montessori Network Groups which focus on revisiting authentic Montessori practice. She works extensively with parents and runs parent training courses in Brent.
Gill Fairburn
Katey Bentley
Katey Bentley has been a Montessori Early Years Practitioner for 10 years at Happy Days Montessori Children's House in Wembley with Margaret Dillane. She originally trained at Montessori Centre International in 1999 and has recently studied at the Maria Montessori Institute. She is now the lead Presenter in the classroom.
Katey is passionate about the prepared environment and getting the materials to "seduce the child". She is excited about the opportunities that working with Montessori Partnership is bringing to her life and looks forward to working together with students to get the most out of the workshops and course.
Nusaibah Fahmy
Nusaibah has been involved with Montessori education since early childhood. Her Montessori journey began as a young child when she attended a Montessori school in London and continued when she went on to train as a Montessori teacher at both the early childhood and primary levels. She has over 12 years of Montessori experience having worked in a range of Montessori schools from Egypt to London.
Her passion and dedication to Dr Montessori's philosophy has motivated her to open and run a successful Montessori nursery and primary school in East London. Not only has she worked in a number of nurseries she was also the driving force behind the opening of a small primary school in Wembley where she successfully helped 6 children with varying needs reach their full potential thus allowing them to confidently move on in their personal learning journeys. Nusaibah is dedicated to the global movement of the Montessori philosophy and is passionate about sharing her love and knowledge of the Montessori Method.
Kathy Bennett
My Montessori journey started 33 years ago with the birth of my daughter and her introduction to the Montessori approach to learning. In pursuit of further knowledge, I trained at Montessori St Nicholas Training Centre, gaining the diplomas 3 – 6 years; 6 – 9 years and 9 – 12 years. I opened my own school in Johannesburg, followed quickly by a second. I was also involved in examining and marking for the College of Modern Montessori, South Africa. In 2003 I took up the position of principal of Harmony Montessori School in Brisbane, Australia and simultaneously studied for my Bachelor of Education which I completed in 2007. Since then, I have worked in Beijing, Laos and England as a directress, trainer and advisor. I was also fortunate to have been given the experience of bringing this unique approach to learning to a remote Aboriginal school on the Tiwi Islands, off Darwin, Australia.


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"Be grateful for what you have, but mindful of what you can become."
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So good….
"Be grateful for what you have, but mindful of what you can become."
~from trustyourjourney.com
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When we first moved to Fukushima City, I started out walking in a random direction to find out what was out there. I soon came across the city public library. (It's close to my home.) I was disappointed though, because compared to the Narita library, it was crap. (The Narita library is gorgeous with lots of books in English.) However, I've come to love the Fukushima City library. I'm really quite lucky to have it. The Narita library was just an EXTRA special library, so it was really unfair to compare–but I didn't know this at the time.
The Fukushima City library building is not very pretty. It dates back to the grey, boring and moldy period of Japanese architecture. But who cares right? As long as it has books!
There are not too many English books for kids on the shelves in the city library. (Or for adults.) However, the librarians have been extremely kind and told me that there are MANY English kids' books in storage that I may borrow. The books are all at the very least twenty years old, but they are in good condition and generally of high quality.
The following photo is of the Christmas display of books they have every December. It consists of books taken from storage.
In years past, I would greedily snatch the English books from this display, (note the one on upper right by Jan Brett) and then request more from storage. (Pretty please!) I really like the Fukushima City librarians. Much nicer than the Fukushima Prefectural librarians! (That's another post for another day.)
Looking at the Japanese books, you'll notice that in the middle there's a religious book. There aren't that many religious books of any kind on the shelves normally in our library, but if you ask, they have them in storage. (The library is where I borrowed our Japanese children's Bible.)
Also, on the bottom in the middle is the Kami Shibai style. Anyone who has read Allan Say's "Kami Shibai Man" knows about Kami Shibai. They don't really have Kami Shibai Men in Japan much anymore, however, libraries carry A LOT of Kami Shibai style books for storytelling in Japanese. It's another way of story telling in Japan in addition to books. (Incidentally, the Play Cult is having a Kami Shibai Man performance during the winter holidays, although I'll be on vacation and won't be around to see it. So the tradition still exists in one form or another.)
To sum up, in hindsight, I am not sure I NEEDED the library books for our English Experiment in Bilingual Life, but they sure were helpful. I am really blessed to have such a wonderful library near my house.


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I would love to see Andy's Scrooge bit turn into a full DuckTales or Mickey Mouse skit with all the characters. =^)

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Street, known as the street for young people, is the former location of Seoul National University. In the 1980s, many theater groups started moving to Daehangno, and it soon developed into a cultural center. In a short period of time, movie theaters, live-cafes, regular cafes and pubs sprung up, and it grew into an entertainment district. Its popularity is still maintained by famous small theaters such as Parangsae (Blue Bird) Theater and Hakjeong Theater, and some 30 additional theaters have concentrated here to contribute in keeping Daehangno as the root of performance art in Korea.
The center of Daehangno, Marronnier Park, has frequent live acts and dance performances by young people. This is why Daehangno is called the "Play Mecca" and "Young Street" as well. Another reason Daehangno became so popular with young people is the various interesting sights and food to be found here. Many restaurants, fast food joints, cafes, and bars are concentrated here, making it convenient for people to find something to do after plays and live-performances. Its unique atmosphere and space continues to be loved by many young people.
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Infants & Children (birth to 6 years)
Infants & Children (birth to 6 years)
All of our Early Years programs are "family- centred". This means that you, the parent, decide on what kind of support you need. We offer Early Years services through our Infant & Child Development Program and our 0-6 Mental Health Program. A doctor's referral is not required, and there are no fees for services.
Infant & Child Development Program
The early years of a child's life are very important. Families play a vital role in every child's development. From birth to five years, a child develops at a rapid pace. Physical, social, emotional, behavioural, communication and intellectual development depend in part on experiences provided by the infants's family. The Infant & Child Development Program supports families in giving their babies and toddlers the best start in life.
What Do We Do?
We provide early intervention services to families of children birth to 5 with, or at risk for, delays in their development. We are one of many Infant & Child Development Programs in Ontario and are members of the Ontario Association of Infant and Child Development.
We will:
• Visit you regularly in your own home or community location • Provide early intervention in all areas of child development • Help you understand your child's cues and how to respond to them • Help you understand your child's development • Provide information and support for children with delays or at risk for delays in their development • Suggest activities that will help your child gain skills in all areas • Support you in your important job parenting a young child
•We also offer Child Check Clinics in locations across Lambton County in partnership with Ontario Early Years centres. Click here to download the calendar.
0-6 Mental Health Program
"Early years mental health" refers to how well a child develops socially and emotionally from birth to six.
Our 0-6 Mental Health Services are designed to support the family's ability to understand and manage child's mental health issues in the early years as well as to support the parent/child relationship in contributing to the child's overall well-being. Early childhood mental health issues may be expressed as regulation, behavioural or social emotional difficulities,.
Options for support may include a parent consultation, children's group programs, parent programs, and/or individual counselling when appropriate. In an initial consultation with you, the parent, we will discuss your concerns for your child, develop strategies that will help, and discuss what services may be helpful.
To speak to someone about our Early Years Mental Health Services (birth to 6 years), or make a referral, please call Intake at (519) 337-3701 ext. 257
You can also attend our Family Drop In and Resource Centre. To view the program calendar click here.


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*Men's Breakfast GroupJun 03, 2017
Gather with the men of BLC at the Landmark Restaurant in Fairport on Wednesday, June 7 at 7:00 am to share good food and informal Christian fellowship. This is a great opportunity to get to know your BLC brothers a little better and enjoy some good conversation. The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month. For further information, contact Jim C. or Bob L.


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Dr. Nader Hashemi is a professor in Middle East and Islamic affairs at the Josef Korbel School of International Studies. In this piece, he reflects on the significance of Tunisia's Jasmine Revolution for the rest of the region.
It is hard to exaggerate the excitement, optimism and hope that is sweeping across the Arab and Islamic world at this moment. If one had to reach for a parallel, the toppling last week of Tunisia's longstanding dictator, Zayn al-Abidin Ben Ali, is viewed from within the region as the political and moral equivalent of the fall of the Berlin Wall.
Last week, after a month of country-wide protests, fueled by a combination of deep-seated economic and political grievances and triggered by the self-immolation of a poor street vendor, Mohammed Bouazizi– now a hero across the Arab world, Ben Ali ordered his army to shoot protestors in the street. General Rachid Ammar, head of the armed forces, steadfastly refused and within hours the Ben Ali regime collapsed. Several oberservations are worth noting.
First, why Tunisia? A small country of about ten million on the North African coast nudged between Algeria and Libya, Tunisia rarely received much press coverage. It has long been viewed as stable society visited by Western tourists as well as an American ally in the war on terror. While ruled by a repressive regime, Tunisia had registered respectable development scores for poverty reduction, literacy, education and population reduction. The per capita income is double that of Morocco and Egypt and higher than Algeria's, an oil-producing nation. Eighty percent of Tunisians own their own homes. Tunisia was the last place anyone thought was, or expected to be, on the verge of revolution, reinforcing the historical point that such events can rarely be predicted in advance.
Secondly, the uprising appears to have been leaderless. Unlike neighbouring authoritarian regimes who tolerate some dissent and have prominent opposition groups and leaders, the Tunisian regime has been one of the most brutal in the Arab world. Only Syria and Saddam Hussein's Iraq were arguably worse. During Ben Ali's twenty-three year reign, thousands of Tunisians have been jailed, killed or have fled into exile. Censorship and surveillance have been everywhere. The regime was effectively a police state, reflected in part by the fact that the internal security forces outnumbered the national army (180,000 to 45,000).
Without an organized internal opposition and charismatic dissident figures, how were the protests organized? It is too soon for clear answers but reportedly Facebook, Twitter and cell phone technology were effectively utilized by small groups of activists at the local level to bring people into the streets. A parallel exists with the rise of Iran's Green Movement in 2009.
Thirdly, the dearth of non-violent opposition movements is often bemoaned by a West that assumes Muslim societies are inherently violent. Yet despite longstanding Western support for these same repressive regimes, of which Ben Ali's dictatorship is a prime example, the Tunisian protests that toppled the regime have been largely non-violent. All of Tunisian's exiled oppositions leaders and groups have stressed the peaceful and non-violent nature of their struggle; indeed, the only violence visited upon Tunisian society in recent months should be attributed to the internal security forces and the remnants of old regime (who were trained, armed and supported by Western nations).
Finally, the rapid collapse of the Ben Ali regime reveals the regime's underlying weakness. Political legitimacy had vanished and Ben Ali's support base extended no further than his own family. When Tunisians stopped being afraid and the Tunisian army refused to comply with Ben Ali's orders, the entire edifice of his kleptocratic regime collapsed.
Tunisia is headed for uncharted waters but the initial indicators seem positive. The ancien regime has fallen, the ruling party has been dissolved and a national consensus seems to exist in support of free elections and a quick transition to democracy. Will there be a domino effect across the Arab world? While it is tempting to think so, it should be remembered that each society and authoritarian regime is unique and the social conditions that have led to a non-violent revolution in Tunisia do not necessarily exist in other countries. But there is no denying the symbolic power of recent events for Arab and Muslim societies.
Rami Khouri, the prominent public intellectual and commentator on the Middle East, has compared recent events and their regional effects to Polish communism and the Solidarity trade-union moment in 1980. While the Polish regime and other East European dictatorships survived for another decade after the rise of the movement, the countdown had begun. "As happened with an unknown electricians' union in a Gdansk shipyard in 1980 that required years more to transform an entire political universe a decade later," Khouri recently observed in the Financial Times, "I suspect Tunisia's impact on the Arab world will similarly play itself out in stages . . . The transformation of much of the rest of the Arab world is likely to follow in a less dramatic manner — but it will follow for sure."
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On Saturday 8th December at around 11am Cumbernauld Old will be holding the next of its Toddlers' Praise services in the Parish Church. This is a service for the wee ones and their families and will – as you might expect – have a Christmas theme. There will be songs, stories and games; there will be tea and coffee for the grown-ups, and juice for the young ones. There may even be a birthday cake to share – after all, we are getting ready to celebrate Jesus' birthday.
Our worship services on Sunday 9th December at 10.15 and 11.45 will both be Carol Services, led by Donald Morrison and our Missional Community Group. They will also be our Annual Gift Services and we invite those attending to bring a small gift, wrapped and marked 'boy' or 'girl' with the suggested age of the intended recipient. All of the gifts will be passed to the Social Work Department based in Easterhouse for distribution. Thank-you.
On Sunday 16th December at 3.00pm in the Parish Church we are holding our annual Rainbow Service – a service of remembrance and memorial for people who have been bereaved, recently or long ago, and who find the 'jolly' side of Christmas painful and who wish to remember loved ones quietly. The service will last about 45 minutes and there will be tea and coffee and a chance to chat afterwards. Please note that the service is not suitable for very young children (under three) but there will be a crèche and helpers available to look after children during the service.


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Country's small and medium entrepreneurs will have more scope to flourish their businesses under the new Value Added Tax (VAT) law as tax exemption facilities for such businesses have been expanded to a large extent.
Under the existing VAT law small businesses are paying VAT but as per the new VAT regime to be implemented from July 1 this year, all businesses with annual turnover up to Tk 30 lakh shall be completely exempted from paying VAT.
BSS quoted NBR chairman Md Nojibor Rahman, "The new VAT law will play an important role for flourishing of small and medium businesses as special focus has been made on this law for these businesses which are playing major roles for the country's economic progress".
He said small and medium businesses will get more facilities under the new VAT law as the National Board of Revenue (NBR) has incorporated all 'good-practices' of the present VAT law in the new one.
"The new VAT law will be effective from July 1, we've already started count-down and businesses have been asked to take online registration from March 15 but small and medium business will not have to take any registration," said the NBR chairman.
According to the new VAT law, the businesses which have annual turnover from Tk 30 lakh to 80 lakh will have to take registration for payment of only three percent turnover tax.
Zakir Hossain said under the present VAT law businesses having annual turnover up to Tk 80 lakh pay three percent turnover tax but if NBR wants, it can realize VAT at the rate of 15 percent from them. The new law does not give NBR such right, he added.
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The French Lieutenant's Woman is a novel by John Fowles, and it was written in 1969. John Fowles is a famous English novelist and essayist of the 20th century. The novel was inspired by the 1823 novel Ourika by Claire de Duras, which Fowles translated to English.
In this extract of the novel John Fowles uses the first person narration. The purpose of using the first person narrative is to give us impression that we are participating in the story, and that we are closer to the characters, actions and events. The first person narrator speaks in the past tense. That means that the narrator is telling us the story that has already happened some time ago.…
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I remember approaching my mother when I was little and telling her I was bored and that I had nothing to do. She would reply with things like "I could use some help folding the laundry" or "grab a bucket, fill it with soap and hot water, and give the kitchen floor a good mopping." Needless to say, I found something else to do in a hurry!
As an adult, I have come to understand the wisdom in what she was trying to teach me. Of course I wasn't going to remedy my boredom with chores! She knew that! But she was challenging my choice of attitude: I was bored because I had chosen to be, and all it took was a little motivation for me to find something to do.
The truth is, boredom is a problem only for the truly unimaginative. Between school, work, kids, and countless other real-life challenges, most of the time our world will provide plenty of things that demand our attention. Every now and then, however, we have a little free time -and how we fill it is completely and entirely up to us. In these times it would make no sense to complain that life has given us nothing to do. Instead, we come up with something to do, most often choosing to channel our time and effort into a recreational activity we find enjoyable. It does us no good simply to "be bored", always waiting for external motivators to come along and force us into some activity. That lifestyle would make us perpetual victims of circumstance. Instead, the source of activity and motivation must be internal. We must choose -and sometimes just flat-out make up– something fun to do in our free time.
With the glaringly-obvious lack of new group content in SWTOR these days, we find ourselves in a time such as this. For select segments of the player community, BioWare has suggested folding the laundry and mopping the floors. Yes, BioWare is providing content, but many are questioning its replayability. And for some, BioWare is providing mode-of-gameplay options that simply do not hold any interest whatsoever. Any MMO developer's challenge is to try to maintain balance and keep every segment of their player community satisfied. But when they fail, what is there to do?
In SWTOR's case, unfortunately, I am afraid there is no solution on the horizon for the hardcore progression raider who plays SWTOR solely for the thrill of conquering new higher-tier operation bosses. At least not yet. The PVP segment is in much better shape now that BioWare has announced a new major warzone coming in April with the release of 4.3 (and a new 4 vs. 4 arena hot on its heels). However, from the perspective of the high-end raiding segment that derives its enjoyment solely from new BioWare-provided group activities, I see and acknowledge the problem.
That said, for the broader segment of players comprised of those who are not quite as focused with regard to group activity, now is the golden age! The dry spell with regard to new BioWare-provided group activity presents an interesting opportunity for the community to create its own group-based content.
One phenomenal example of player-generated group content is the month-long set of events Djredd has designed for the Ootini Knights guild on the Republic side of the Harbinger Server. Djredd's events include the Ootini Hunt (a galaxy-wide scavenger hunt), Ootini Conquest (a week-long conquest point race to see who can generate the most conquest points), the Ootini Race (two podraces on different planets requiring podracer mounts), and the Ootini Cron (a platforming competition for two different datacrons). The pool of prizes has been growing as the community has taken interest and some have decided to donate to sweeten the pot.
The guild of which I am privileged to be a member, Unholy Alliance on the Imperial side of the Harbinger, frequently undertakes events of its own too. In December we had an end-of-the-year celebration during which we danced while listening to music via Teamspeak, took group photos featuring, among other things, Robert/TheParagade's twerking skills, and raced mounts around Jess' Tatooine stronghold. We recently had our third birthday bash party celebrating the third anniversary of the guild, an event that featured a scavenger hunt on the guild ship, a costume contest, and ice racing on Ilum. As I write this article, we planning a prom -yes, you read that correctly- for Wookiee Mistake (our Republic-side sister guild) on the 19th of March. And yes, we get to bring a date.
Unholy Alliance also runs regular "WOG" groups (i.e. "What's an Ops Group?") designed entirely to be a half-intoxicated, fantastically-awful, easy-going, mistake-filled story-mode operation run for those new to operations and terrible at operations alike. In fact, the more awful the run, the better! Alcohol is a must. Admittedly, WOG is not a competitive operations run, but my point in offering it as an example is that we are leveraging the stale content BioWare provided a long time ago and are putting our own spin on it to make it something that is both new and fun for us.
For the majority of the UA events I have described above, I have been either an observer or a casual participant at best. For every one of them I have had a blast.
Please don't misread me. I am not arguing that BioWare is not responsible for providing group-based content. They are. The presense of raids and PVP in MMORPG's are expectations of the game genre set a long time ago by earlier MMO's. Nor am I arguing that keeping ourselves occupied is entirely the responsibility of the player community. What I am saying is that BioWare should provide some group content, the player community should provide some group content, and there should be a certain sense of balance and interplay between the two. Whether we enjoy ourselves as a player community is a matter of managed expectations, choice of attitude, and positive, upbeat opportunism. Naturally, those with imagination and internal motivation will always have the better time. This principle applies not just to MMO's, but to all of life. I know because my mother told me so!
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"Jamie?" Rose's voice was lacking its previous curtness.
"Potter, you don't need to fight my battles!" Lily's subconscious automatically retaliated. Oh why oh why did she do that! She's trying to get James to like her, not avoid her!
James, standing looking even more superior and righteous in his Zorro costume gave Lily a look that resembled something like 'what? I'm trying to stick up for you' and then turned to Rose with a determined look on his face.
"Hey Rosie, I've been meaning to talk to you about something really important." He said, wrapping his arms around her shoulders.
Lily was so confused.
James came to save her – right? Then why has he gone back to Rose before the minute was even up.
Lily made to move away, now that Underwood was preoccupied but something in James voice made her stay.
Maybe it was that fierce look in James eye as he looked at Rose that made her do it.
So she stayed and watched the drama unfold in front of her, along with 60% of the school that didn't have dates of their own.
"Yes of course Jamie, whatever you want, honey." Rose was closing up to James and milking the situation for all it was worth. Lily caught her smirking at her behind James' shoulder.
"Yeah," James continued, unfazed by what he was about to do, and appearing to enjoy all the attention he was getting. Lily knew something big was going to happen.
"When we're you going to tell me about your broom cupboard appointments?" he asked, nonchalantly.
It took the crowd and Rose, herself to figure out what he was referring to.
Lily snapped her head up. James knew?
Rose had also apparently come to this conclusion. Because after a momentarily look of fear on her face, it was masked by artificial dumbfound-ness.
As if suddenly aware of the people around her, she moved closer to James' ear and spoke "What are you talking about, honey?" He voice shaking.
Lily paused time and space (or at least she acted liked she did - the muggle television show Doctor Who had always been her favorite growing up) and thought about the situation.
Why was Rose worried about James dumping her? She's had many boyfriends, and as much as Lily would hate to admit, she can easily find herself a new one.
What's so special about this particular boyfriend?
In fact, now that she thought about it, Rose has never been secret about her cheatings to her present boyfriends. It was sort of her way of breaking up with them, without getting her hands dirty.
What was so special about James?
Actually, Lily had multiple answers on that- but why was he perfect for Rose?
Aha! Lily got it! In all of her previous relationships, Rose has been the popular one, the higher in status one, the one that won't fall to hard socially.
But if James broke up with her – and it was mighty well looking like that – then that could be the end of her so-called-social life.
Lily patted herself back for figuring it out, and then tuned back in into the time and space continuum. (or she'd like to say that she did but all she really did was just prevent her eyes from going glazed, and shut her mouth from where it was hanging unattractively and started listening to the conversation again.)
She caught the last couple of words "...fine, so then this is the end of that relationship. Good luck with life. Rose, I'm sure you'll need it." James moved back, slightly pushing Rose away from him.
Lily was finally aware of how many enemies Rose had when the whole crowd burst out into cheers.
Rose had also apparently figured this out as well and ran away from the Great Hall screaming bloody murder.
Did Lily feel guilty? Not in the least.
Lily suddenly remembered his presence.
She turned around widly, looking for him. Now was the perfect chance to tell him how she really felt. He had to like her back, right? I mean, he just broke up with his girlfriend for her.
Oh merlin.
He just broke up with his girlfriend for her.
Sure the girlfriend wasn't much, but HEY YOU'RE RUINING THIS MOMENT.
Lily smacked her head to get rid of the snarky voice telling her what to do.
She caught a glimpse of messy hair just before leaving the Great Hall.
Knowing she wouldn't be able to chase after him in her heels, she took them off, held them in her hand, and started to half run half jog in her dress out the door.
Where she smacked right into Peter, who had dressed up like a mouse - for obvious reasons.
"Have- have you seen James?" She asked, trying to sound casual but failing.
Peter used his cheese to point in the direction of the prefects bathrooms.
It was only when she had opened the prefects bathroom (because, duh, she's the head girl, of course she'll have the password) when she realized that she could have been walking in on James doing things that don't involve clothes.
Its actually a really bad design, the prefects bathroom.
There's no proper lock system, and another person who knows the password can come barging right in even if another is currently in said bathroom.
Which is what happened to Lily.
So she was shielding her eyes and screaming, "I'M SORRY, I'M SORRY!" and trying to close the door when James' voice surprised her by saying, "No it's kay, come on in." His voice surprisingly awkward.
Lily bit her lip.
And shyly closed the door behind her.
No, Jame's wasn't naked. Though his cape was off, and he was lounging by the dressing room area with a rubber duck(wait what? They offer free rubber ducks in the bathroom?) balanced on his forehead.
The closer she got to him, that she realized that he was blushing.
Lily fiddled with her hair.
"So..." She started awkwardly.
"So..." He stated equally awkward.
They were silent for a bit when Lily spoke the obvious, "Wow, you can actually feel the awkward." She said, moving her hands around the air, as if to spread the awkwardness away like that.
"Nice wand." James commented.
"Nice mask." Lily immediately replied.
He smiled, tucking a loose strand of Lily's hair behind her ear.
Her heartbeat quickened.
He's touching my face. He's touching my face. He wants to touch my face. He put my hair behind my ear! Does that mean he likes me?! Am i reading into this too much?! What's he saying now..?
"...Halloween, and my dad always said it's a great night to start new things, so on those lines, I was thinking..."
Lily could hardly believe her ears. Is he..will he... won't he...?
But she never found out because at that moment the prefects bathroom door opened for the third time that night.
It was Sirius, and – apparently luck had been on his side, because next to him was Janet.
The two of them were we're smiling wildly, and Lily was wondering why couples tend to show up at the prefects bathroom.
Not that she and James were a couple.
At least not yet, with the way things are looking.
Sirius and Janet both stopped smiling when they saw James and Lily, or rather, the position they were in. James hands her on Lily's shoulders and her entire body was leaning into him.
And he was sitting down.
This means she was sort of sitting on him.
Actually, Janet and Sirius didn't STOP smiling. If anything, they smiled even wider, and knowing smile, and Lily was certain that Sirius winked at her.
"Are we interrupting anything?" Janet trailed off, her voice teasing.
"No." James and Lily both said at the same time.
"We were just leaving." James added.
Lily silently cursed Sirius's good fortune.
And silently wept on her misfortune.
The next morning, Sirius made it down with a large smile on his face at it wasn't even past 10 o clock yet!
Lily would have greeted him but she was too upset with the way things worked out for him, rather than they did with her, that she bitterly stabbed her pancakes in way that made Sirius feel quite frightened.
Rather than walking her to their shared dormitory, James excused himself almost immediately.
So not only did she walk to her room alone, but she also walked alone dripping wet, because of a certain poltergeist.
And to top it off, Rose (who had apparently recovered her loss, and was sporting her new boy toy on her waist) and her cronies – not including Janet saw a dripping Lily and made the most out of that situation.
So a dripping, depressed, heartbroken and with purple skin(for Ravenclaws', their spells aren't very sophisticated) Lily made her way alone into her empty common room, alone, and not for the first time wished she was back in her old dorm with Maddie and her other friends.
Speaking of Maddie, she hadn't seen her all night. Lily hoped she at least had fun.
So when Sirius asked her how her night was, what else could Lily do other than viciously eat her toast in reply?
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It looks like Doc Brown is coming. I mean, he's got to be on his way right? The actual Back to the Future Day (October 21st, 2015) is coming up and it looks like one of the ways it's being commemorated is with a new short film called Doc Brown Saves The World. I'm really excited to see what this'll actually be.
The teaser that was released (above) doesn't really tell us anything other than the fact that Christopher Lloyd is back to play Doc Brown. All it really does is act on our feelings of nostalgia. I don't want to make it seem like that is a bad thing. Honestly, I plan on eating all of this up.
I couldn't be any more excited for the Back to the Future anniversary edition that will be released on October 21st. I don't really have high hopes for Doc Brown Saves The World because, well, how often does an exclusive DVD short blow people's minds? I'm just excited they're adding more to the world Back to the Future.


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Never take someone for granted. Hold every person close to your heart because you might wake up one day and realize that you've lost a diamond while you were too busy collecting stones
Similar thought – Someone close to your heart 🙂 http://sunilsongs.blogspot.in/2010/03/someone-close-to-your-heart.html
I win the lottery right after my wife took off with her new BF. What do you suggestion?