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Providing an affordable drug rehab centre supported by our highly qualified addiction recovery team. Where individuals can reunite with life, family and community. We change the lives of addicts in our care.
"Sivana Bali is Indonesia's Premier Drug Rehab Centre"
Our Rehab Programs Include:
* VIP airport pickup & transfers
* Doctors medical upon arrival
* Luxury accommodation
* Meals by our in-house chef
* One on one and group counseling
* Massages
* Programmed outings
* Personal fitness trainer
* Yoga
* Beach exercise sessions
Drug Rehabilitation Bali
Not only is Sivana Bali Rehab Centre closely affiliated with the renowned BIMC Hospital, our in-house medical care and 24-hour support team conforms to the highest international addiction care standards. Our staff is overseen by Bali's premier experts on alcohol and drug addiction treatment and detoxification, and are always available to our clients.
All facets of our alcohol and drug rehab programs are based on extensive research. We utilize only the most effective addiction rehabilitation methods to ensure a successful recovery. Substance abuse problems are often coupled with mental health illness, thus our professional rehab team is trained to diagnose and assist in the treatment of underlying health issues such as depression and anxiety.
Sivana Bali Rehab Centre is a best-in-class alcohol and drug addiction treatment centre located in serene, safe surroundings. Change of environment removes triggers and temptations, allowing total focus on recovery. Rehab in Bali offers a beautiful and uniquely spiritual backdrop, providing a therapeutic catalyst to the addiction recovery process. Bali is a short flight from Australia and other Pacific and Asian nations. Even after accounting for airfare, we offer highly individualized treatment programs, at a cost unachievable elsewhere.
We are a highly unique rehab facility, not focused on profits, we limit our intake to 6 clients at a time. All of our guests are ensured to receive personally tailored, highly effective addiction treatment, coupled with absolute privacy and comfort. The Sivana Bali model is based on a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach to addiction treatment. The atmosphere is relaxed & informal, focusing on internalization and personal responsibility. Typically, stays for our alcohol & drug addiction treatment and extended recovery programs range from 28 days to 6 months, depending on the client's personal needs. International rehabs
Our alcohol and drug rehab centre, located in beautiful beachfront Canggu, offers world-class individually structured addiction treatment at a very affordable rate. Our international team of certified clinical rehabilitation professionals will assist you in finding joy and serenity in your life path.
We believe that life in recovery is to be enjoyed, not endured.
Our affordable addiction treatment programs combine:
A progressive inpatient alcohol and drug treatment program that employs holistic, multi-disciplinary treatment methods. We are accessible to people of all cultures and beliefs.
Professionally trained and qualified psychologists and counselors, overseen by a full time clinical psychiatrist specializing in addiction therapy and dual diagnosis.
Assistive treatment of Dual Diagnosis for coexisting mental illnesses such as depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD & bipolar disorder.
Alcohol and drug detoxification where necessary. Our detox program provides full medical support, succinct with western standards. BIMC hospital is on standby at all times, should the need arise.
Luxurious accommodations, serene environment and a highly personalized treatment program. A complete change of environment, removing triggers and temptations, allowing total focus on the addiction recovery process.
An inclusive Family Treatment Programme. Involvement of family members in the addiction treatment process often leads to a higher rate of success and overall a better outcome.
An extensive Aftercare Program, including a unique Monitored Relapse Prevention schedule.
Exceptional value for money. In comparison to similar high standards international alcohol & drug rehab centres, Sivana Bali's programs are around a third of the price.
Our highly personalized, holistic approach to addiction treatment is centered around conquering fears, soothing the soul, and reigniting the passion for life.
Positives :
- A wonderful caring and loving environment, great follow up with the client once they go home!
- Amount of recreation of time incorporated into the program is perfect
- Amount of time for "TecTime" is just right
- All staff wonderful, Balinese staff gorgeous!!
- Accommodation lovely, pools beautiful, beds very comfortable
- Process + education great learning tools will remember + incorporate them into my life!
- Enjoyed all therapy sessions !!
Thank you for a wonderful journey of recovery that I experienced at Sivana. Looking at my stay helps me to appreciate the beauty of what your job is: You've given strength and knowledge to deal with life challenges, and you've given me hope that I can live a better life.
- Great support from counsellor
- Good blend of activities, out of rehab events, meeting, counselling and free time
- Kind and supportive environment
- Good frameworks and education sessions
Could not fault it, I love every one and everything about Sivana Bali.
Best decision of my life. You guys change the way I see life. From ungrateful drama queen to a very grateful person. Now I wake up in the morning with hope. Thanks Sivana
Excellent all round
The decision to come to Sivana was the best decision I made in my life, as being an addict it's not easy to go to rehab and understand that I need help. Sivana made this journey possible with much fun along the way, with taking more personal and almost like a family-oriented way to help me enjoy life in recovery, I'm very grateful to Sivana to make it possible to me.
I came into Sivana Bali a broken man, there was just a shell of a person. I was depressed, anxious, angry, selfish, self-centered and didn't care myself or anyone else. Years of alcohol abuse had culminated into several suicide attempts before I made a last ditch effort to try and save my life. All my best efforts to stop ultimately ended in vain, I couldn't beat this disease on my own. No way. Then I did something that would change my miserable life around. I called Sivana Bali. It has turned out to be the best decision I've ever made. Right through from the initial assessment to entering the facility, everything was so professional along with a caring, compassionate attitude. You're not just a number at Sivana, you're a person. Believe me, I've been in and spoken to other rehabs and Sivana and their wonderful program puts these others to shame. Now, onto to the program. It does involve working the 12 steps. It can be confronting, it can be emotional, it can be challenging but it was exactly what I needed. My only other option was to effectively drink myself to death or end my life at my own hands. It was a no brainer. This 12 step program combined with an informative and thorough education program made my journey back to being a functioning and responsible person so much easier and worthwhile. Combining this with sessions of yoga, beach exercise in the mornings, and visits to the gym, tied the whole program together with a great balance. The staff here are just amazing! My heartfelt thanks go out to the Clinical Director, Nev. You never stopped believing in me, challenging me when you knew I could give more and was there whenever I needed to lean on someone. You saw me at my worst and helped share your knowledge of addiction and the many tools to help me overcome this beast of a disease. Thank you. The head counsellor, David, wow man, I've had many counsellors before but you are without doubt the best. You gained my trust from the start through your genuinely compassionate and understanding nature. The concepts we went through to address my many issues were empathetic and thorough. I'm amazed at how far I've come emotionally. With your help. Thank you so much. To all the recovery coaches, I can't speak highly enough! Anytime I needed help with my step work or just a general chat, each of you were there, non-shaming and just so understanding. You all were my rock when I needed strength and inspirations continually. Wayan our Chef, you were a gorgeous person as well as a fantastic cook. Nutrition plays such an important part of recovery and we all felt spoilt with your differing choices of cuisine. Last but certainly not least are the ground staff and support workers. Always there with a smile and a hat, nothing we asked was ever a problem. So, I leave Sivana Bali after 60 days. Within that time frame such a wide range of emotions. But for the first time in my life I have hope. I've attained a wide variety of tools and knowledge for my journey ahead. Most of all I am a man with his principals and morals back. I am sober. I'm glad I could put my journey so far in writing. Thank you Sivana Bali, you've help put me back on the right path, one which I thought I'd lost. I will never forget your help and hope you have bestowed upon me.
It is with deep gratitude that I write this letter of recommendation and thanks for my care during my time at Sivana, Bali. I came to Bali with acute anxiety, suffering panic attacks, nearly house bound from fear and a rapid decline in my health. All my relationships were failing including that with my partner who could no longer cope. I came in desperate as nothing else I had tried worked. I had a debilitating alcohol and drug problem that will power could not combat but I still felt I could control. The experienced staff were patient, tolerant, and understanding. I learnt so much about who I am and my patterns of behavior, and was able to process the pain, grief and shame I had held onto for so long. I highly recommend the counselling and education sessions which have given me life tools to support recovery in the real world. Supporting a 12 step program I am now exceptionally grateful that I was introduced to daily meetings as this is something that I was not open to and would not have attended by my own volition and has given me the gift of community, a loving sponsor and the personal growth afforded by working a 12 step program. My life is very different today. I initially came for 28 days and stayed for 90 learning so much about myself, education on addition and feeling reconnected to myself and nurturing my spirituality which was dead before I came in. I am repairing family relationships. I don't feel uncomfortable in my own skin and value my self- worth. I now live with integrity, without fear and feel at peace and happy. I am in debt to this program and highly recommend this for loved ones seeking help or if you truly want to find a solution and get clean.
My name is Belinda, and at age 32 my mother came to pick me up to take me to the airport to yet another rehab. Sivana was the eleventh rehab I'd been too, my mother knew I wouldn't make it to the airport on time, if at all if I were left to my own devices. I didn't hold out much hope for actual rehabilitation, not from ice anyway, but I needed so badly to rest and get my head clear from my latest addiction, GHB, which I had been taking daily for 6 months or so. I'd been on ice 24/7 , using heavy , for maybe 5 years, a 'recreational' drug user for a couple of years before that, and had spent my very early teens as a IV speed user. I was clean for a couple of years and during this time I was married and had to amazing children but by the time I got to Sivana things had deteriorated to the point where I couldn't look after my children, although they were still in my care, and I couldn't look after myself. I had to hire people to do both for me. I was a drug addict and also have extremely brittle bipolar disorder that was badly managed and barely contained. I had been written off by other rehabs, by psych hospitals and by everyone I knew. So I had little hope and less faith that Sivana would be different than the other places I'd tried. I'm glad that the Sivana team chose to have faith in me, because the two months that followed were the most amazing , impossible, wonderful and agonising I've ever experienced, and when I left I'd learnt more than simply how to not do drugs, I'd also learnt quite a bit about how to be me. I never ever thought I'd be able to say I'm clean, and working full time, and loving being with my kids, my friends, my family. I am living the kind of simple life I used to feel was always beyond my reach as an addict. I'm incredibly lucky that everyone I lost through years of addiction and all that comes with it have welcomed me back into their lives and homes. I have their trust and respect because I earned it. I know now that these things have value far beyond the easy money I made in active addiction. I have pride and dignity because of Sivana Bali. I'm nearly 7 months clean, I have so many things to look forward to, and so many amazing memories of my time at Sivana Bali, where everyone is like a family that somehow loves you at your worst and gives you ideas about how to be your best. I would be dead by now if my stars hadn't aligned to get me on that plane but thanks to everything I learned from Sivana and the amazing team I'm finally feeling alive. I'm immeasurably grateful to Sivana Bali.
To say the least, coming to Sivana Treatment Centre saved my life. I had been struggling with drugs and alcohol for the last 17 years of my life to the point I did not know who I even was. I had done so much damage to myself and my loved ones that I had lost the will to go on. I had previously been to 2 other rehabs but what Sivana offered me was the individual attention that I needed to see my true authentic self. This was one that was valuable and loveable. All of the staff from the Clinical, Management, recovery coaches, and Indonesian staff were there for me every single day. I spent 3 months here and would recommend it to anyone who wants to get his or her life back. I can now have a life worth living and purpose. Bali is also such a spiritual place that I found peace in everyday living. I can honestly say that without the tools, support, and care I received at Sivana I would not be here today.
When I arrived at Sivana I was quite simply broken. Physically shot, emotionally destroyed. My years of indulgence had led me to a place of realization. Who I was was a long way from who I ever wanted to be, where I was a destination I never planned on arriving at. I was in so much pain, I'd lost a lot, I thought everything at the time. What I received at Sivana was love, understanding, and conscious care from people that truly understood, and an unconditionally judgement free environment to heal and focus on rebuilding. I was absolutely able to do that. From go I was always staying for 3 months. Every day that went past just reassured me this was the right length of time for me – far out I'd spent 25 years getting myself there so 3 months seemed pretty reasonable to get myself out! I think one of the great things about Sivana for me was that is very personal. Yes there aspects of the program that will be helpful to everyone but I felt that that there was great attention to the circumstances of every individual that came through the various programs during my stay. The location is perfect, Bali, a truly spiritual island that opens the mind and soul to the belief that change is possible. And the good folk that work at, and work with Sivana, who themselves are phenomenal examples, that people absolutely can alter their path and have truly fulfilling lives. I was dependant on so many things before I went to Sivana – alchohol yes, drugs, for sure, but so many things of no substance – status, worthless relationships, taking love from people and not giving back, focus on the material rather than the spiritual. Going to Sivana thinking I'd lost everything helped to realise how much I had and how much the world could offer and how much I could offer to others. Through education, counselling, and general daily discussion I found a wonderful and true appreciation of my family , my children, my wonderful friends and I met so many people through my stay at Sivana that I will consider friends for life. The facility itself is purpose designed, functional and user friendly. The staff, from the kitchen to the office to the counselling room know what they need to do in all situations – sometimes I needed space, sometimes structure, and every situation was read to perfection. What can I possibly give to a place that gave me my life back? I will forever give Sivana my highest recommendation, I will always give my thanks, and I will always come back and say hi. Sivana is not just a place, it's a feeling, it's a way living with hope and a look at the bright side. November 2015 Chris T Adelaide
With Nev's passion and experience in recovery, I was excited that he agreed to mentor me. During the next 2 years, my life changed dramatically. I learned how to be much more of a man, not run away from responsibility, but embrace it, and how to truly enjoy life to its fullest.
Nev always had time for me, and I always felt comfortable talking with him, even though at the time I was detoxing and paranoid. I guess I could describe him as one of the most REAL people I've met. I am sincerely thankful for the time I spent with him, it changed my life.


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Wednesday 18 April 2018
Date:15/02/2017 - 31/12/2018 5:00PM-7:30PM
Repeat Every Week(s) on : Wednesday
Sit & Knit Wed. PM at Panera near Riverwalk Park
map to Panera's on Stockdale Hwy
Near the Target Store at Riverwalk Park on Stockdale Hwy
Everyone is welcome. Guild members and non-members alike.
Bring a sweater in case the air conditioner is cranking!

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D'ussé VS
Currently no D'Ussé VS is being sold, the introduction will most likely to happen within a few month's.
Bacardi unveiled its latest addition to the brand – a new ultra premium Cognac brand christened D'ussé, pronounced as 'dew-say'. The Cognac was witnessed for the first time at the private tasting for a few journalists at New York. The product is yet to be launched (next month) and would be available for sales in the month of September (in the USA).
D'ussé VS - Cognac Details
Quality: VS
Price of this cognac: unknown
- 700ml
- 50ml (miniature)


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Porsche 550 Spyder, Vintage 1956 Rental in Philadelphia
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Renting the luxury lifestyle has never been more fun! Imagine Lifestyles has opened memory lane with our fabulous fleet of vintage rental cars and the latest addition is the 1956 Porsche 550 spyder in Philadelphia! While the latest fare from Ferrari, Lamborghini and the like are always palatable, sometimes that Old Hollywood vibe is simply too much to resist!
Our Porsche 550 stands out in the crowd thanks to a custom silver-blue paint job and sizzling 15" chrome wheels. While the 550 series was the first official racing model created by the brand, it does not lack in the luxury department because the cockpit is drenched with fine leather and chrome accents!
If you love renting Maserati, Ferrari and other top brands, why not experience a blast from the past with our 1956 Porsche 550? This is your chance to pepper in some Old Hollywood glam at your next event, weekend escape or special anniversary. Trust us—your significant other or even boss will love it!
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Organized by Douglas Lindner, Frederick P. Lenz Residential Fellow in Buddhism and American Culture and Values
Explore the possibilities of integrating contemplative mind-body practices into a society increasingly steeped in technology. Society faces increasingly complex global, social, and environmental challenges, and technology is often proposed as the solution to these challenges. So, too, are contemplative practices often touted as practices for living in a fast-paced technological world. In this colloquium, we investigate the idea that integration of these two solutions provides a holistic approach to the challenges of the 21st century and provides a greater possibility for an enriched life experience.
Thursday, April 17, 2014, 5:00–6:30 p.m.
Thalacker Conference Room, Wulsin Hall (2nd floor), Arapahoe Campus, 2130 Arapahoe Ave., Boulder
This panel discussion will address current trends of sustainability in urban planning and building design and construction. Panelists include Amir Massihzadeh (PE, Orion Architectural Systems, LLC), Carl A. Worthington (AIA ASLA, & Associates), Eric Doub (CEO, EcoSmart Homes), and Kyle Callahan (Kyle Callahan & Associates).
Naropa University welcomes participants with disabilities. Please contact Traci Darnton at 303-546-3588 or at firstname.lastname@example.com to inquire about accessibility and disability accommodations needed to participate fully in this event.
You can find .pdf and .mp3 files of the following lectures here.
December 5: "Did the Buddha Invent Black Holes? A Short Cultural History of Zero"
with Douglas Lindner
Lindner discusses the impact of the number zero on the scientific revolution, western culture, and modern scientific thinking, and also offers speculations on the relationship between the concept of zero and spiritual experience.
January 23: "Explorations of Number, Part 1: Sacred Number" with Douglas Lindner
Lindner offers a brief introduction to several belief systems around numbers, exploring Greek, Islamic, Buddhist, and Chinese interpretations of the first five numbers and comparing early interpretations of these numbers to their use in modern science.
January 30: "Explorations of Number, Part 2: Sacred Geometry & Islamic Art" with Douglas
Exploring the idea of sacred geometry and its use in Islamic art, Lindner covers proportion, concepts related to infinity as related to Islamic tile patterns, as well as sacred numbers and geometrical patterns.
February 6: "Mindful Tech: Learning to use Digital Technologies More Attentively &
with Less Stress" with David Levy
Levy explores methods to develop a more focused and engaged relationship with digital tools, emphasizing exercises he developed to help students achieve greater contemplative balance.
February 27: "Climate Change, Shelter, & Community" with Matthew Jelacic
Jelacic reviews current approaches to community development and explores future potentials for addressing the effects of climate change and the resulting permanent mass displacement.
March 6: "Engineering in Sustainable Human Development: Challenges & Opportunities"
with Bernard Amadei
Amadei suggests a new epistemology of engineering practice and education, based on reflective and adaptive practice, systems thinking, engagement, and a holistic approach to global problems.
March 13: "Everyday Science & Buddhism" with Douglas Lindner
Lindner explores the scientific method, identifying connections with the meditative experience and discussing areas of overlap and disagreement between science and Buddhism.
March 18: "Science Meets Spirituality: A Scientist's Personal Journey" with Asa Ben-Hur
Ben-Hur presents ideas around how science can benefit from the insights of contemplative practice, how contemplative practice can benefit from the scientific worldview, and why it matters.
April 8: Meditation in the Workplace: A Conversation with Practitioners
Corey Kohn and Judy Frantz explore how contemplative education can impact a professional career.


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Radio Program
Our regular Science and the SeaTM radio program presents marine science topics in an engaging two-minute story format. Our script writers gather ideas for the radio program from the University of Texas Marine Science Institute's researchers and from our very popular college class, Introduction to Oceanography, which we teach to hundreds of non-science majors at The University of Texas at Austin every year. Our radio programs are distributed at to commercial and public radio stations across the country.
New wind-power turbines are popping up off the European coast so quickly these days that it's hard to keep track of them. By the middle of 2016, more than 3300 offshore turbines had been connected to power grids, supplying enough energy to meet the needs of several million homes.
The main problem with these turbines, of course, is that when the ocean breeze dies down, the electricity is gone with the wind. But several groups are testing ways to store energy to keep the electrons flowing even when the wind isn't.
We all know that El Niño can have a big impact on the United States. It generally brings cooler, wetter weather to the southwest and the Gulf coast, and drier conditions to much of the rest of the country. And that may have a bigger impact on daily life than just whether you're likely to need an umbrella. It could change the odds that you'll get sick.
In the early months of World War I, German submarines were sinking Allied shipping at an alarming rate. There was no way to detect the U-boats when they were submerged, so they could operate with little fear of loss.
Allied powers quickly set out to change that. They eventually developed an early version of sonar -- a technology that uses sound waves to detect underwater targets.
A new national monument is a wonderland of mountains, canyons, and wildlife. Few will ever see it directly, though, because it's thousands of feet below the surface of the Atlantic Ocean.
President Barack Obama created the Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monument in September of 2016. It's about 150 miles southeast of Cape Cod, and it covers almost 5,000 square miles. It's the first American marine monument in the Atlantic.
If you happen to be snorkeling in the Indian Ocean some day and you come face to face with what looks like a feather duster, leave it in peace. It's not trash; it's a feather star -- a creature that's related to sea stars.
Like a sea star, it has five arms. But the arms can have many branches -- up to 200 in all. And, the branches are covered with delicate appendages that make them look like feathers.
A glacier in Greenland has been moving at anything but glacial speeds in recent years. In the summer of 2012, it hit a top rate of 150 feet per day -- about 10 miles per year. As a result, it's dumping more ice into the north Atlantic Ocean, and contributing to the rise in global sea level.
As the ocean tides slosh back and forth, they have several important effects. They help sculpt the coastline, for example, and they cause Earth's rotation on its axis to slow down. And recent research has shown that the tides create a weak magnetic field. Scientists are using that field to study both the oceans and conditions deep inside our planet.
If whales had their own Olympic games, one of the events might be deep diving. And the gold medal would go to a species known as Cuvier's whale. A few years ago, one member of the species was tracked to a depth of more than a mile, and it stayed underwater for more than two hours. That's a record for any marine mammal.
Parts of the northern Atlantic Ocean have experienced a chilldown in recent years. In particular, a large pool of water between Canada and Europe has cooled by about three-quarters of a degree. And some researchers say that could lead to drier conditions across the Atlantic.
Loud music, roaring jet engines, heavy construction, and other piercing sounds are often described as "ear-splitting." And that's not far from the truth. They can destroy tiny hairs in the ear that detect sound waves, causing a hearing loss. And so far, there's no way to repair the damage. But researchers have found some cause for hope in the tentacles of the sea anemone.


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Lean work instructions
One of the most apparent changes in the enhanced service bulletin is that figure instructions are provided in a work breakdown of four hours or fewer. This makes it possible for airlines to schedule mechanics' time more efficiently and reduces the coordination difficulties associated with work shift changeover.
Each figure in the enhanced service bulletin is a single configuration. Previously, multiple configurations were typically shown in a figure. This required the airline engineer, planner, or mechanic to extract the steps applicable to the specific airplane. One configuration per figure simplifies extraction of the applicable data and can prevent accomplishment of the wrong steps. Additionally, separate left and right side figures are now provided, which further facilitates extraction of the applicable data.
Faster access to essential information
When viewed online, Boeing's enhanced service bulletins include hotlinks within their text that provide direct access to referenced documents, making it easier and faster to find the information needed. For example, hotlinks provide quick access to relevant information in the Airplane Maintenance Manual (AMM), Structural Repair Manual (SRM), and other documents available on the Web portal MyBoeingFleet.com.
Improved kit packaging
Enhanced service bulletin kits are packaged to match the figure instructions. If operators use the service bulletin instructions as written, this new packaging eliminates additional repackaging or sorting through parts. This change alone can result in a significant time savings in both the operations and maintenance arenas.
Selective information extraction
Enhanced service bulletins enable airline personnel to extract information specific to selected airplane configurations. This allows an airline to more quickly identify and extract service bulletin information specific to its airplane configuration. Once the data is extracted, it can easily be copied into an airline's own document management system.


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How to Reorder Pages on the Menu Bar
- Log into WordPress. If you are unsure of how to do this, view Logging in to WordPress.
- Access Menus. Go into Appearance and then click on the Menu tab.
- Create a Menu. Under the Menu Name heading enter what you want your main menu to be called. Click "create menu." In the Pages box on the left hand side click on any pages that you want to be included in your menu. Click "Add to menu." To rearrange the order that the pages appear in drag the pages up and down. Click "Save menu."
- Publish a Menu. In the Theme Locations box in the top left corner choose your new menu as your primary menu from the drop-down. Click "Save."
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From Our Editors
The family-run Smith's Farm Shop started as a small venture selling strawberries in the 1950s, and has now grown to two stores located in Chapel Brampton and Billing Garden Village. With the emphasis on sourcing seasonal produce locally, the shops sell a range of fruits and vegetables, meats and bread, cakes and pies and a selection of cheeses. Customers can also browse the range of cut flowers and garden supplies, as well as pick up pet supplies for cats, dogs, horses and chickens.


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When we start the process of renewing our minds, it's OK when we mess up. God knows we're not perfect and He's always there to help us get back on track.
Unfortunately, the devil also knows we're not perfect, and he does his best to remind us every step of the way.
We can be going along, serving God, doing good, stepping out in faith and then all of a sudden, without there being any justification for it, we'll have a day or week when we have an attack on our mind. Satan will tell us that we're failures, that we're not good enough, that God doesn't love us, the list goes on and on.
Thankfully, God's Word tells us just what to do in a situation like this. Second Corinthians 10:5 tells us to take every thought captive and into obedience to God. So when the devil tries to lie to you, go to the Word and find the truth that refutes that lie.
When those doubts come your way, don't get discouraged. Bring them in line with God's Word. It works every time!
Prayer Starter: God, I won't let the lies and doubts that the enemy sends my way get me off track. Instead, I'll believe what Your Word says and take those thoughts captive!
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Welcome to the Women's Initiatives Centennial Project Page
Women's Initiatives Committee
WOMEN'S INITIATIVES COMMITTEEThe Mandate of the WIC is to identify hidden and neglected issues that confront women in our city. The group identifies those issues related to health, poverty, women's services and education and assesses how the RCT can make a difference.
CENTENNIAL PROJECT – WORKING WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CENTRE MEETING PLACEThe WIC will work with Working Women's Community Centre (WWCC), which is a non-profit and charitable organization, created in June 1976 in Toronto's West End to help newcomer women with pre-employment and employment counselling. Today the Centre provides services in more than 25 languages and is a multi-service organization. Over 11, 000 women and their families use these services in four different WWCC locations within the GTA. WWCC programs include: Settlement Services for newcomers; Local Immigration Partnership; Language Instruction for Newcomers; Job Search Workshops for Newcomers; Employment Counselling and Placement Services; Seniors' Wellness Programs; Tutoring/mentoring programs for immigrant children at risk of failing school; Home Instruction for Parents of Pre-school Youngsters (HIPPY); Women's Support Groups; The Multicultural Community Garden; Community Engagement Activities (communication clubs, computer clubs, dance groups, yoga, conversation groups, etc.); Action for Neighbourhood Change, Victoria Village – Creating a Community Hub; Community Ambassadors Training Program and Seniors in Cyberspace.
Due to the extensive use of these programs the WWCC space on Gladstone Avenue has experienced significant wear and tear. Therefore, WIC will renovate and upgrade "The Women's Meeting Place".
Our $100K project covers the major costs to renovate and reconfigure the space for maximum use. We will: enhance ventilation; upgrade electrical; replace heating and cooling system; replace flooring; upgrade bathroom to make it child and senior friendly; enhance child care space; purchase necessary equipment, furniture and child care supplies; install a community kitchen, including industrial appliances, and refurbish the space. This will create a welcoming hub where women can not only connect but also secure important resources and supports that can make all the difference to their successful participation and integration into society.


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A brief overview will be presented of the successes and open problems in predicting materials properties from first principles, using quantum simulations and high performance computations. Materials for energy and the environment will be the focus of our applications.
As part of the Inside the Discovery Cloud Speaker Series that kicked off last month, the CI invites you to return for lunch on February 19th to hear about more opportunities for collaborative and student research projects at the University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory. CI scientists will present brief talks and posters on their work in parallel computing, nanoscale engineering, cloud-based genomics analysis, campus computing, and using computation and data for social good.
Performance models have profound impact on hardware-software co-design, architectural explorations, and performance tuning of scientific applications. Developing algebraic performance models is becoming an increasingly challenging task. In such situations, a statistical surrogate-based performance model, fitted to a small number of input-output points obtained from empirical evaluation on the target machine, provides a range of benefits.


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When shopping for a used airplane, hire a mechanic to perform a careful inspection, and then carefully review logbooks and other records for possible major repairs. It is also advisable to personally fly a plane before purchasing it.
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Set radio alarm Timex T311T
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Need instruction manual for Timex clock radio alarm model T311T
Re: Set radio alarm Timex T311T
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emmao5-ga: Timex clock radios are supported through the Timex Audio website, at: http://www.timexaudio.com You can find instruction manuals available for download as PDF files, on the customer service page: http://www.timexaudio.com/help.asp The Timex T311 series instruction manual is: http://sdidirect.com/Instructions/T311IB.pdf Instructions for setting the radio alarm can be found on page 8 of the manual: http://sdidirect.com/Instructions/T311IB.pdf#page=8 Hope this helps! aht-ga Google Answers Researcher
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"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the thing you didn't do than the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbour. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover."
Samuel Clemens a.k.a. Mark Twain
Taking the leap and building resilience. I would not say that I am a coward. But I would say that I am very aware of what people around me think and feel and that I prefer safety before risk. If given a choice between taking a risk or playing it safe, I would probably play it safe. With one exception – taking risks together with someone I trust. The best thing with my close colleagues back home and my partner on the boat is that they are the kind of accomplices that I trust to take a route that has not been taken before. In fact, I might even be the one who suggests it.
But even though I have been fortunate enough to have friends, a partner or colleagues that make me more courageous, it doesn't mean that it's easy to make life choices. And as a researcher I know that we as humans don't always know how to foresee what the future would become depending on what choice we make. I have learned three things:
- Memory is a treacherous thing – we remember what stood out more than what was the usual. (Unfortunately we remember the negative events better than the good ones…)
- A traumatic or stressful event (usually) make you stronger rather than more depressed in the longer run.
- The grass always seems greener on the other side
So how then should we live our lives?
As a TED-talk junkie, one of my favourite talks is one on this very topic. "How to make hard choices". Basically she says that when given a hard choice (one which is not easy to rationally just list pro´s and con´s), you have to go back to yourself and think – what kind of person are you? Or rather, what kind of person would you like to become? This doesn't mean that the choice is easy, or that the life you choose will not be full of hardships, it just means that maybe those hardships are worthwhile because in the end you have taken a conscious decision on what kind of person you would like to be. Which really is all you can do.
The blessing and problem living in the society today is of course that we have too many choices.
One of the advantages with this lifestyle is that there are more opportunities to read than in an ordinary life, which is usually full with stress running in between job and other activities, plus the constant stream of TV and internet always accessible. On-board we don´t always have that luxury, so we talk, read, play an instrument or talk to people.
One of the books that struck a chord in me I started reading even before we left, and it seems a lot of it holds true for our journey – Radical Sabbatical. It tells the story of an American couple that left their hotshot jobs in Chicago and left for Costa Rica, where they rented a house to explore another side of life and see if they could create opportunities for the future there instead. They describe their journey like this: "It was the greatest and most dreadful part of our lives" – a statement I think both me and Jens can relate to when reflecting on the journey so far.
One of the things I reflected on when reading the book was that a lot of times they had a really rough time. One of them got really sick, the house was a mess, they argued a lot, had culture clashes, it cost more than they thought it would and they were once on the verge of breaking up. But they also had wonderful nature experiences, met awesome people and learned a lot more about themselves and each other in that year than they would have spending five years in their ordinary life at home.
This journey, too, has been full of challenges. It has been much harder than we expected. We have doubted a lot of decisions and there has been many painful conflicts on the way. We haven't been able to "sail in harmony" as much as we wanted to, even though we constantly tried to lower over goals and expectations. We have got great friends we would never have met otherwise, the nature experiences and sailing experiences have many times been magnificent and there is a luxury of having so much time with your partner. But what we really have learned from this experience? I don't think we know yet. The end chapter in Radical Sabbatical offered their perspective which I would like to share.
"Most of us live within our comfort zones. Our training wheels are on. Do you remember riding around with those pesky little wheels? You'd have to stay on the beaten path. You'd look at your friends and see them having a blast, riding faster to places you couldn't go. They had more guts than you. They were having more fun than you. But you couldn't get yourself to take the wheels off until one day. All you had to do was to get the guts to do it, and then off you went – completely free.
If you'll take at least three months to go on a radical sabbatical to a place where your geography and daily life are drastically different, you'll see the training wheels that were on your life. The great thing is, once you stretch, you'll never want to ride with them on again. In that moment, you'll wake up every morning, like we do, immediately thinking on how you can take life to a place where you never have. Don´t worry. You don't have to jettison to bats, scorpions, and reverse high-speed drives down mountains. But you will want to pick something that creates a good dose of healthy discomfort, preferably in a setting where you've always wanted to live.
"But where will we end up in five years?" you ask. To that we answer, "Exactly". You'll end up exactly where you want to end up. After a radical sabbatical, it becomes all about the journey, not the destination. And you know what? You'll automatically have the courage to live this way because you'll have seen that no matter what you go through, whether it's life after Pair-o-Dice Village or the unexpected vehicle that came along to pull us out in the Serengeti after 15 minutes, everything always works out if you'll have the courage to let it. Fear becomes your friend. The training wheels are off, and it's awesome, thrilling ride. There's magic in it. It's a life without boundaries. It's a life that's yours"
Radical Sabbatical, 2013, page 332.
We will soon get an opportunity to reflect on our experiences. Because we are coming back home. I have extended my leave from work until 1st of October, and then our "radical sabbatical" will end for this time. We don't yet know what we will do with the boat, where we will live, and where our lives will take us. But we know that we have managed to sail through the UK in winter, down the French coast as the first visiting boat of the year and hand-steered all the way to the Mediterranean. The comfort zone is definitely extended!
We are making an attempt at selling the boat from the Med, see the Swedish Ad here, and simultaneously looking for alternatives to ship the boat home. Please share the ad to anyone you think might be interested.
But I´m also curious about you. What would you do for a "radical sabbatical"? If you would forget about the (time/money/relationships) limits that you have in your life right now?
For more inspiration, watch this TED-talk "The power of time off".
– Petra


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Homeschool Support Groups & Co-op Classes: The Basics
My offer to write a series of articles on support groups and co-op classes is being well received: many of you would like to start support groups or expand your groups to offer a few classes. Some others, however, are new to both of these concepts and have asked for clarification -- a good idea, since readers of this site cover all parts of the planet and local phraseology does not. I will attempt to define my terms, especially for our home education partners in Great Britain and Australia whose online journal entries can leave me puzzling over our common language. For those who have not experienced any of these efforts and for those who may have experienced them but called them by different names, here is what I mean.Homeschool Support Groups consist of like-minded families meeting to encourage each other, share ideas, form playgroups, fellowship together through picnics or potluck dinners (each family bringing a couple of dishes to share with all other families), field trips, sports teams, etc. "Like-minded" in this case refers to families who participate in educating their children at home, regardless of which homeschooling method is used. Children can also be encouraging to each other, not just the adults, since all of the children share similar (though not identical) homeschooling situations. Some groups may wish to specialize further by focusing on a particular method such as "classical homeschooling," "unit studies," or "the Charlotte Mason method.' [Groups may also wish to differentiate themselves by specific religious affiliation: Christian, Jewish, LDS, pagan, etc. More on this here.]Co-op Classes are a cooperative effort among several families or a support group to supplement their children's home education by working together on large group projects. These may range from simple to elaborate and may meet only once or on a regularly scheduled basis, but the topics covered should involve areas that are difficult to do at home with only one family. Some activities (such as knitting) are best taught at home with only a few students participating; others (team sports, for example) often do not work best in the home, needing a larger space or more participants to present the subject matter in the most effective manner. Cooperating with other families for certain endeavors can bring together a larger group of students while still maintaining the spirit of homeschooling. This is not forming a private school but applying homeschooling methods to a group larger than just one family.Moms' Meetings are monthly business meetings for the purposes of discussion, planning, fellowship, and sharing ideas. Nursing babies were always welcome in the groups I attended, but other children and Dads were occupied elsewhere, giving the mothers time to share each other's burdens and offer helpful advice or plan future group events. Some meetings included devotional time or a member sharing a brief topical presentation of interest to the group (such as Motivating Reluctant Students). Meetings were usually held in the evening; some were held in homes (for a small group), while a rather large group met in a church meeting room. Refreshments were as varied as the members: some provided ice water only, others had multiple desserts, coffee, and tea. (Since many of us are often limiting our calorie intake and the meetings took place after the evening meal, simple beverages were usually all that was desired.) Note: I do not intend to offend or exclude the fathers who homeschool their children and often find themselves in the minority at group events almost exclusively populated by women. For simplicity, I have let the majority rule prevail.Gym Nights required securing a local gymnasium for use by our group, and the Dads took turns organizing simple games for the children and supervising a period of playtime while the Moms were occupied at their meeting. Sometimes the older children were separated from the younger children (for safety's sake), and outdoor activities were provided when the weather allowed. Other times the entire group was divided into balanced teams for games. My son was a big fan of "Capture the Flag," a game where strategy was often more valuable than athletic prowess, and players of all ages and sizes could be valuable assets to their team. Since many Dads were present, there were always plenty of eyes to supervise little people and not just the one or two Dads who were in charge of planning that night's events.Field Trips mean going to a location for a tour or demonstration. Examples: arranging a visit to a bakery, printing shop, or small factory where the owner tells the children a little about running his business. [more ideas here]Group Events may present the results of a class. Examples: art fair, vocal music performance, or drama performance. Other types of special events hosted by the group may include standardized testing, taking individual "school" photos, or a sports tournament. [more ideas here]Any of these events may occur only one time, or they may be repeated on a regular basis -- as often or as seldom as your group desires. I have participated with four different support groups; one group met twice a month for co-op classes and one evening each month for the Moms' Meeting/Gym Night. Another group held one special event day per month, but did not do formal "classes." I recommend planning each spring for the next year's group schedule. Many families may want to work the group schedule into the theme of their own lessons, so advance planning is very important for them. I have heard of groups that meet once each week, but our curriculum plans would have made it difficult for us to participate weekly. As with all other scheduling, be sure you (the parents) are governing the schedule for your family, not in submission to it. Participate in events outside your home when they are convenient or beneficial to your family, but do not allow them to become more important than your family unity. When putting your family first, you are allowed to say "no" Guilt-Free.Our April Moms' Meeting was an idea session where we took suggestions for classes, events, and field trips from all members of the group. Then very dedicated planning committees (separate committees for classes & field trips) met once or twice during the next four weeks to organize the schedule and delegate responsibilities, and the final results were announced at the May Moms' Meeting. One of the Moms had a friend who raised ostriches; she suggested a field trip to learn all about them, scheduled a date, and made the arrangements with the owner for a visit to the ostrich ranch. Another family had a son with a very successful hobby of raising tropical fish, and he offered to teach a two-session class on aquarium basics. (Students who taught classes got the added benefit of public speaking experience in a friendly, informal atmosphere.) Each family has something to share with the group, whether it is organizational skills or a hobby they can demonstrate. Ideas can range from a one-time, one-hour presentation to a semester of coaching drama rehearsals, culminating in the performance of a play.Once I took up the challenge of working with another Mom to organize a very involved science-themed event that brought together families from four different support groups and covered homeschoolers in ten counties, a radius of approximately 50 miles. Response was so tremendous that we actually had to split the entire group in half and plan the two separate events simultaneously. It was a massive organizational triumph of multiple classes and field trips that came off nearly perfectly, but the grand scale was nothing I wish to repeat in this lifetime. The biggest lessons I learned from the undertaking were a) I am capable of much more than I had suspected, and b) never get involved in planning something with Mrs. I-can-do-it-all-and-more. (My daughter has reminded me to add c) how much I appreciate my daughter's computer savvy for databases and spreadsheets!)Now that you all understand what I am talking about, I will address deeper aspects of support groups, co-op classes, field trips, etc. While you are waiting for the next article to appear, you can begin brainstorming and write down your own ideas of things you would like to do with your own children or in combination with other families. Happy thinking![For more information on cooperative classes and group activities, visit our Topical Index section on Co-op Groups.]
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