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Hi guys! A while back I went to a quick trip to Dublin to check out some knitwear brands at Showcase Ireland (Ireland's Creative Expo). Since Ireland has a lot of wool, they are well known for their amazing knitwear. During my trip I saw a fashionshow with a focus on knitwear, by young designers. Let's have a look at my favorite pieces.
After that I had a look around the tradeshow and found three brands that I really liked regarding their knitwear: Carraig Donn, Irelands Eye and Fisherman Out Of Ireland. I really loved the knitwear, especially a more chunky knit!
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Inexpensive Dental Care Is Just Across the US-Mexico Border
Written by ClinicTrip on September 20, 2016
The cities of Los Algodones, Tijuana, and Nogales are well known as quick excursions into Mexico for fun food and souvenir shopping for Americans living near the border in California and Arizona. Now, many cross the border for high quality dental care at low prices.
With prices as much as 70% lower than U.S. dental care costs, many are choosing to walk across the border for implants, crowns and bridges, All-on-4, veneers, and root canals. The savings are not only attracting those who live near the border, but also those from across the U.S. since the flight and hotel costs along with the dental work is still an enormous discount.
Here are a few dental care options in each town to consider.
Los Algodones
Los Algodones is near Yuma, Arizona, and just a walk across the border puts you in the highest concentration of dental offices in the world. The town is safe and flooded each day with dental tourists seeking the quality care that the area offers.
Sani Dental Group
Sani Dental Group was founded in 1985 by D.D.S. Enrique Jimenez and is promoted as the most prestigious dental clinic in the area. It attracts patients from across the US and provides all major dental work with a price list on their website.
Other dentists include Dental Solutions Los Algodones, Castle Dental, and Alamo Dental Clinic.
Tijuana is now a city of nearly 1.7 million people and is one of the largest border crossings in the world. Just 45 minutes from San Diego, it has high quality dental care options. As a hub for dental tourists from southern California, it's an affordable option.
Sam Dental
Sam Dental offers high quality care, per their website, and emphasizes honesty. Their services include dental implants, oral surgery, and cosmetic dentistry. They also will pick patients up at San Diego International Airport and drive them across the border. The clinic is a member of the American Dental Association.
Other dentists include Dr. MEXICO Tijuana Dental Center and Smile Tijuana.
Nogales, Mexico, is just across the board from Nogales, Arizona, and about 45 minutes from Tuscon, Arizona. While it doesn't have as many dentists as Los Algodones or Tijuana, it does attract many dental tourists from Arizona and is easy to access.
Dental Laser Nogales
Dental Laser Nogales, per their website, has been operating in Nogales for 15 years and offers an experienced team, excellent equipment, has their own laboratory, and all services are performed on site. They are bilingual and offer free diagnostics.
With the wide range of dental care options in these three cities across the US-Mexico border and with the large discounts compared to costs in the US, the dentists are worth considering.
Note: ClinicTrip does not endorse the dentists mentioned in this article and recommends that patients research all options and discuss with a physician before selecting any dentist in the U.S., Mexico, or abroad.


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The Schoolhouse Expo starts today! I'm going to try to catch a couple of the sessions live—today I really want to join Susan Wise Bauer's writing workshop and Diana Waring's session. I can't take three days off from my other responsibilities, so I will download the mp3's of most of the sessions to listen to later. I plan to have my own private conference by listening to the recordings while I scrape and stain my deck in the next few weeks!
If you're researching or buying homeschool curriculum, you have to check out the Vendor Hall at the Schoolhouse Expo! It's open to everyone. Browse through companies such as Rainbow Resource, WriteShop, Apologia, Latin Road/Phonics Road, Multiplication Shake, Go Phonics, and MANY MORE!
Latin Road/Phonics Road has freebies in their booth. Rainbow Resource has a free shipping offer. Spears Art Studio has a free CD. Real Science by Gravitas has a 25% discount coupon. There is just so much to see. Stop by and meet the virtual hostess from each company, browse their selection, and look for "conference specials".


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Aarian Marshall is a transportation reporter at WIRED and former CityLab contributor. She lives in San Francisco.
Over three and a half million Americans will take to the skies this Thanksgiving, and I would feel confident in betting that very few are looking forward to it. Air travel these days is marked by delays, limited legroom, and unending, cookie-cutter air terminals that make New York look like Minneapolis look like Vienna look like LAX.
So would you believe me if I told you that people used to go to airports just to eat food? Just for fun?
To understand why Americans would do such a thing, we have to first think of the air travel business as something it hasn't been in years: an upstart new technology, one that badly needed market share. In 1965, a full three decades after the advent of commercial flight, Time magazine noted that eight in ten Americans had never been on a plane before. (Compare that to 2000, when half of Americans took at least one round-trip per year.) Airlines needed to pitch air travel to the nation, and the airport, as one author wrote in a 1940s guide to commercial air transportation, was "the sales counter of air transportation." Good airports, the manual advised, should have "high-class waiting room, ticketing and restaurant facilities," the presence of which would "retain" passengers who might otherwise opt for a train.
Why "high-class"? In the 1950s and 60s, U.S. domestic travelers could expect to pay 40 percent more per roundtrip ticket than they do today, which meant flying was often the province of the rich, or at least the richer. Flying businessmen needed nicer places to eat, explains Jan Whitaker, a self-described "consumer historian" who writes a blog on restaurant history. Enter the white-tablecloth airport restaurant. The elegant Newarker, inside New Jersey's Newark Airport, was known for its "flaming sword specialties"; it launched the career of New York City fine-dining juggernaut Restaurant Associates, which still operates 150 upscale restaurants today. National Airport's Terrace dining room, built in 1941, "was a popular destination for Washingtonians in search of fine dining," according to its 1997 National Register of Historic Places registration form. According to Whitaker, the restaurant at the airport in Albuquerque, New Mexico, went as far as to hire a European chef who had studied with the legendary Auguste Escoffier and had "cooked for U.S. presidents and royal families in Europe."
These fine dining establishments played an important role in the larger airport ecosystem. Architect Alastair Gordan notes in his cultural history of airports that retail concessions were expected to account for more than a third of New York's Idlewild airport revenue in 1947. That meant airports had a special challenge: They had to bring in non-passengers from the outside world. "One objective should be to make the airport attractive to the general public and to sight-seers," the 1940s commercial air guide read. "Achieving the … objective develops new passengers."
It turns out that wasn't so difficult. By the 1950s, airports were certainly travel hubs, but they were also, strangely, something like tourist attractions. People sometimes came to the airport expressly to watch planes take off and land. (The lack of post-9/11-level security didn't hurt.) The 1957 debut of the Boeing 707, the first commercially successful jetliner, only stoked the public's interest in hanging out in airports because they could. Not everyone could fly, or fly frequently, but watching planes "was a marvel that they could personally participate in," says Whitaker.
So people came to the airport restaurants for birthdays. They came in for dates. A Cleveland Plain-Dealer ad from 1965 summons patrons to a Cleveland airport's New Year's Eve celebrations. A 1941 ad in the Seattle Daily Times invites customers to "watch the planes come and go as you enjoy Thanksgiving dinner in the unique 'Sky Room.'" Family, turkey, and airplanes—for just $1.25 per person!
But by the 1970s, Whitaker says, the heyday of destination airport restaurants was over. Many airports "couldn't get someone to take the contract to run a restaurant. It became difficult [because airport restaurants] were seen as such losers that sort of depended on whether you were a hub or not," she says. Part of the problem? The novelty had worn off, particularly among the hoi polloi, who were riding airplanes in greater unwashed numbers. It turns out that airplane travel, as the novelist Sinclair Lewis observed in 1929, "is the most monotonous and tedious form of journeying known of mankind, save possibly riding on a canal boat through flat country." Oof.
Of course, modern airports still have restaurants. Driven by new scarcity of food on domestic flights (often nary a peanut packet in sight), some have even asserted that gourmet airport eats are making a comeback. But cough up enough money for a ticket just to get a squidwich and a nice glass of red? Are you nuts?
In December of 2013, LAX's iconic Theme Building restaurant closed, perhaps for good. The building, built in 1961, is emblematic of restaurants of the era, with a spacey dome that once slowly rotated to give patrons a 360 degree view of the airport, the horizon—and beyond.
"The problem is, it was built when bringing your family out to have dinner and watch the airplanes was a cool thing to do," Gina Marie Lindsey, the executive director of the airport's management company, told the L.A. Times. "Passengers [now] won't leave the terminals to have dinner there because it's unpredictable how long it'll take them to get through security again."
Special thanks to Jan Whitaker for her insight.
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Developing a home security plan that works for your family's needs is not always as easy as it may sound. Some real familiarity with the subject is needed in order to craft a scheme that is truly effective. Keep reading for some useful advice and insights into the topic of home security.
Cameras are a great way to protect your home and family. If you make the cameras noticeable, just having them on your property is enough to deter many criminals. High quality video surveillance systems have gone down in price in recent years and are affordable for almost any budget now.
Changing the locks on your home can be a great way to increase security. Locks should always be changed when buying a new home. There could be numerous people that had copies of the keys, from the real estate agent to the previous owners. Locks should also be changed whenever your keys become lost, or after a break-up in a relationship.
If you are planning to have the cable guy or repair man come to your house, refrain from putting notes on the door. This shows burglars that you are not currently home, which will make them more prone to robbing your house. Use phone communication to indicate to your servicemen the details of your whereabouts.
Be aware of what's being talked about in the neighborhood. The more you know about the people you live near, the more you can be sure of your home's overall security. You may here something strange through the grapevine. But beyond that, all your newfound neighbor friends make excellent watchdogs for keeping your property safe!
Put security cameras in the entryway of your home to protect against any intruders. If someone were to break into your home, these cameras will show the face of the person who did it. This will not only give you more security in your house, but also peace of mind at all times.
If you have a door that does not have a peephole, you should work on installing one. It is very dangerous to open a door when you are not sure who is on the other side. This is a great way for you to keep you and your home safe from harm.
Your flashlights should always be equipped with good, working batteries. This is important for you to be able to see should your power go out or you suffer an emergency. Train kids how to use the flashlights so that everyone may contribute.
Lights on your home are a great way to enhance your home security. Thieves hate lights. When a light comes on, a crook will scurry away like a cockroach. Motion sensors are good, but having lights on constantly is a better deterrent. The dark is a crook's best friend, so keep your home lit well.
Knowing how best to secure the home security coverage you need can sometimes be a challenge. Without proper knowledge, it can be almost impossible to know where to go or what you actually need. Hopefully after reading the article above, you have a new sense of confidence about how to proceed.


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Magic Of Pandora slot from 2By2 Gaming is a new offering which gives players some extra control as to how things play out and what features they can have. I'll go into more detail on this later though; for now let's focus on some of the basics.
The design here is, unfortunately, not the best we've ever seen. It's bright and colourful, but the graphics aren't great and it doesn't really stand out. The theme of Greek Gods is quite popular, but it can work well as you know. You have 5 reels here with 25 paylines, although this can be increased as we'll see. You need to get a winning combination from left to right along one of these to get a win. You do this using the base symbols, ranked as follows in ascending order based on their value:
There are 2 other symbols in Magic of Pandora slot. The first of these is the Wild symbol, shown as the game logo. It can appear on reels 2, 3, 4 and 5 only, substituting for all other symbols in a winning combination apart from the Scatter symbol. The Scatter symbol, also known as the Bonus symbol, is only available during the base game and is used to trigger the main Bonus, as well as provide some payouts with 3 or more of them.
Base Game Features. There are quite a few features in this slot, and some of them are available during the base game. They're triggered when Pandora's Box randomly appears on top of the reels, awarding one of the following:
Mystery Feature. This is a rather basic and common feature whereby mystery symbols can appear on the reels and they will all turn into the same symbol apart from the Wild or Scatter symbol, hopefully giving you a win.
Free Spins Bonus. This is triggered, like so many slots, by 3, 4 or 5 Scatter symbols appearing anywhere on the reels. This will give you 8, 12 or 16 free spins, respectively. You can then choose one of the following:
Whichever you choose, you can win more free spins by landing Pandora's Box and winning another 4 free spins.
Magic Of Pandora slot from 2By2 Gaming initially seemed quite poor. The graphics are far from exceptional, and it just appeared very basic. However, there's actually quite a lot to this game and best of all it gives you, the player, some decisions to make and decide how it plays out. It does this by allowing you to choose which features to activate during the Free Spins Bonus, if you want, or you can choose to let the game decide for you randomly. I think most people will choose themselves, I personally prefer the Wild reels although you won't always get 2 of these on each spin so there's a bit more of a gamble involved with that. The base game features themselves are quite good actually, and I like how the theme ties in well with them. It's actually a pretty fun slow with some decent rewards and a good range of features. I think many will find it appealing, it's just a shame it doesn't look very good but this is a smaller company so that's understandable. Be sure to check it out and the link below, and view some of their other slots here.
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I am adding insulation to my attic from the ceiling, not attic. There is existing insulation there, Do I remove the old insulation or just add the new insulation underneath it? Is this possible or safe. What do you suggest? And what type of insulation to use if this is possible? Thanks Marlene
If existing insulation is in decent shape - not moldy or deteriorated, I see no reason not to - though of course if a blown-in product removing and replacing from the top or refluffing it during reapplication would yield a somewhat (maybe 20-40% range) higher insulation factor for that portion.
I am not clear however how you can add insulation from the "bottom" - i.e. from inside the house - unless you are physically pushing the current insulation upwards with the new insulation, because otherwise there will be no space for the new insulation between the joists or trusses. And unless your existing is batt (at least at the bottom) I don't see any practical way to put more in from the bottom without totally removing any existing loose fill insulation because it will cascade down as soon as you open up the ceiling to put more in. What a mess that will make in the houyse - unless this is a torn out house already.
And of course, going to be a trick to hold it in place while doing this unless using an insulation retaining net or heavy vapor barrier with LOTS of staples - maybe. Usually the vapor barrier and ceiling is in place before insulating, so you don't have to worry about holding the insulation up before putting in the ceiling material. Bear in mind that putting up drywall or plank ceiling afterwards will be a *(&^# because the insulation will be sticking out at the bottom and getting across the bottoms of the joists/trusses, causing unevenness in the final drywall surface because of these "lumps" of insulation between it and the joists/trusses. Easier to do with planked ceiling where you can reach in around the edge to push the insulation out of the way as the plank is put up, or do a few rows of planks and then put insulation in over the top of them - though still going to probably be a 2-person job even for that exercise.
Only type insulation I can see this working with is fiberglass batting - and note you are going to probably get a LOT of dust and insulation debris coming down into your house. Basically, unless you are replacing the ceiling for other reasons (like plaster ceilings pulling free or replacing water damaged drywall or such) I can't really see this being economic or practical.
And don't forget if doing that, unlesss your house is in an area where exterior vapor barrier is used (rare, mostly only in very high frequent rainfall or very frequent wet fog areas) then after the insulation is in a new vapor barrier will have to go in before the ceiling material.
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Saint Andrew's day on the 30th November is nearing. In olden times this day was special for girls because on the eve of the day they could predict their future husband. For farmers in general, however, it had a more universal significance: it marked the end of the agricultural year and as cold weather set in it was high time to do the first pig-killing.
By the end of November the harvest was finished and most work on the fields was over. The long dark evenings can't really be spent with much else but talking, singing, playing, maybe mending tools. But, once the cold weather sets in people start to have hunger for more hearty food. The time is right: there are many free hands, it's cold, the pigs are big enough to be killed and their meat processed so that there is ample food for the extensive family for the coming festive season. Cold weather helps preserve the meat and the first freshly crushed or ground paprika from the new crop is ready to spice up the kitchens.
The first pig-killing of the winter was the biggest test of the new paprika powder, especially when used to spice and colour the sausages and salamis. A typical sausage recipe reads like this: for about 10 kgs of fresh minced meat use about 30 dkg freshly ground paprika powder, 20-22 dkg salt, 2,5 dkg ground black pepper and another local product: half a handful of crushed garlic. Mix and fill the sausage casings.
Pig-killing was and is a time for festivity. The day never starts without having a few shots of home-made pálinka to make sure people have enough courage to face the ordeals of the day. Today pig-killing is less about celebrating the abundance of food, but in the past it was really one of those rare extraordinary times when food was plenty and that had to be thanked for and celebrated. Chambers were filled with smoked pieces of meat and sausages. Pots were filled with stuffed cabbages, stews, cooked kidney, fried blood and marrow. Food lasted for weeks and also served as payment for helping hands.
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TRANSITION – from classes to dancing tango socially
Don't think you have to be an experienced dancer, you don't! As a newcomer you are a vital part of the Tango world – it's the regular new dancers who continue to grow the Tango scene and keep it fresh and interesting.
If you've fallen in love with Tango and want to make rapid progress, dancing one hour a week at your class will soon not be enough, so it's important to find as much opportunity to dance Tango as possible.
Classes (more about classes – here)
Your weekly classes probably have a short practice session at the end of the evening. Take every opportunity to use this time. This will be your first experience of social dancing. It's also essential to embed the evening's class work into your mind and body and integrate it with what you've already learned. This will help to develop a sound technique which is the foundation of becoming a good dancer.
Práctica / Guided Práctica (greater explanation can be found – here)
Recommended as an informal interim step between classes and a Milonga. Prácticas can be similar to Milongas but in a far less formal atmosphere and not so structured. Teachers often organise a separate Práctica evening as a complement to their classes as an introduction to a full evening of social dancing. Visitors are always welcome. So take advantage of these opportunities as soon as possible.
Attending a Práctica regularly allow all dancers to make real progress and build confidence. Even for the most experienced dancer it's valuable time to work on their dance, maintain and improve their technique. This cannot be done at classes alone and certainly not at Milongas.
At an organised Práctica you'll be able to get used to dancing whole dances without stopping, completing whole tandas and dance with a variety of people. For the uninitiated, experiencing an evening just social dancing can be very tiring – physically and mentally – especially in the early days.
You can workshop through movements on the dance floor. Although there is no formal instruction, at a Guided Práctica the teacher/s will be available for help and support, and generally will keep an eye out for any struggling dancers.
Sometimes the music will be arranged in tandas similar to the more formal Milongas. They will probably also include the odd Vals and the Milonga dance so you can begin to familiarise yourself with a wider variety of Tango music and Tango's sister dances.
If your own community doesn't hold a Practicá or you cannot find any locally, the next step is going to a Milonga, unless you're lucky enough to find a Práctilonga (see below) or something similar. A good interim event is an afternoon Tea Dance. These are far less daunting than evening Milongas, they're usually more friendly and relaxed and are becoming very popular especially on Sunday afternoons.
Práctilonga (more about this – here)
Several years ago we pioneered the Práctilonga, which are a little more structured evenings, but still remaining informal and fun. The teacher/s will be in the background if help is needed, and an area will be available off the main dance floor for you to work through techniques. This is so you can keep the dance floor free and not hinder the other dancers.
However, more recently people are running these evenings as informal Milongas only and tend not to provide any coaching support. You need to check with the organiser.
Milonga (more on this – here)
These elegant evenings are designed for social dancing only. Dancers dress for the occasion and halls are often decorated and have mood lighting. Some organisers provide complimentary light refreshments.
There are no magic formulae for success, but Milongas vary significantly in terms of style, and you do need to choose carefully to find a suitable one. Ask around for recommendations, as the event should be welcoming and supportive rather than intimidating and exclusive.
In the early days of your Tango journey, it's pointless for ladies to turn up alone – even if you go with a female friend – and expect to get dances. Spare a thought for the Leaders. They have to manage their energy, and many social evenings are often top-heavy with Followers (ladies) – which is probably not dissimilar to the balance in your own weekly classes. Leaders tend to target their favourite partners first, and often prefer not to dance with unfamiliar Followers.
If you haven't a dance partner to go with, our suggestion is arrange to go with friends. Make sure you only go with one Leader (male) to every two Followers. This will ensure you get to dance and be seen as a dancer. Perhaps you will be asked to dance, but more importantly enjoy the evening with your friends and, watch other dancers. You'll be amazed how much you pick up.
Then, if you enjoy the venue, go again with friends. Familiarisation is one sure way of feeling more confident and comfortable, and in turn the regular dancers will begin to recognise you. An explanation on Milonga etiquette with hints and tips can be found – here
cautionary note
Some Milonga organisers prefer ladies not to ask Leaders for a dance (this is a whole chapter on its own!). For now, err on the side of caution and ladies don't ask anyone to dance other than your friends. As explained before Leaders need to manage their own energy and will not dance every tanda. Leaders are not there as 'taxi-dancers', they are dancing for their own enjoyment. Be patient and have fun with your friends. However, as more and more ladies are now learning the twin-arts of both Leading and Following, there is no reason why you cannot ask a lady to dance! More on Ladies Leading – here
Sadly, there are a few very unfriendly communities. Even for the experienced dancer, you can still get caught out! Read the article on Peter's own experience when he went alone to an unfriendly Tea Dance.
Milonga (dance in its own right)
As well as the name given to a social Tango dance event, the Milonga is also a dance in its own right – Tango's cheerful sister dance. It's a slightly different and faster rhythm, using some of the more walking type of Tango movements.
The Argentine Vals is roughly the same tempo as a Viennese Waltz, but the pace of the steps is slower as you're not dancing 123,123 all the time. You can use most of your Tango movements, but the feeling of the dance is more flowing. Ask your teachers about how to include both the Milonga and Vals into your repertoire.
Tandas & Cortinas
Tanda is the name given to a group of 3-4 tracks. Good DJ's will arrange tandas in the same style, often by the same or a similar artist. At Milongas, it's polite, and expected, to dance a whole tanda with the same partner. (Although if you feel at risk at all, you can always respectfully decline to continue with the tanda). Between each tanda a short interlude of non-tango music will be played (Cortina). Dancers then thank their partner and exit the floor, either to dance with someone else, or take a break.
note – it is considered bad etiquette to dance whilst the Cortina is playing at any type of event.
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Laundry & Bourbon AND Lone Star
by Sam Bass Community Theatre
Jan. 10 - Jan. 26, 2019
"Laundry and Bourbon" and "Lone Star," a pair of popular, interlocking one-act comedies by James McLure were written during (and set in) the late '70s. The two plays combine for a wildly entertaining and occasionally poignant evening of live theater.
"Laundry & Bourbon" takes place on the front porch of Roy and Elizabeth's home in small-town Maynard, Texas, on a hot summer afternoon. Elizabeth and her friend Hattie fold laundry, watch TV, sip bourbon and Coke, and gossip about the many open secrets inherent in small-town life. They are joined by the self-righteous Amy Lee, a social climber who can't resist blurting out choice gossip about Roy. While the ensuing conversation is increasingly edged with bitter humor, it reveals Elizabeth's inner strength and her quiet understanding of the turmoil which has beset her husband since his return from Vietnam. Roy is wild — and adulterous — but he needs her. The cast includes Jeannie Floyd as Elizabeth; Ashley Kelashian as Hattie; and Sara deSoto as Amy Lee. The production is directed by Jean-Paul Guerra, assisted by Melanie Lewis.
"Lone Star" is set in the cluttered backyard of the same small town's watering hole. Roy, a brawny, macho, former high-school hero, is back in town after a hitch in Vietnam. He's trying to rejoin the community, but can't stop reminiscing about his glory days. Joined by Ray, his adoring, younger brother, Roy dives into a case of beer while entertaining his brother with stories of his military and amorous adventures. Roy seems to cherish three things above all — his country, his sexy young wife, and his 1959 pink Thunderbird. When Cletis, the vacuous, newlywed son of the local hardware store owner, shows up, Roy's world begins to collapse as indiscretions come to light. Despite this, the good humor of the play never lapses. The cast features Andrew Goldberg as Roy; Johnny Revicki as Ray; and Michael Collier as Cletis. Nick Wigg directs, assisted by Charisa Teinert.
Laundry & Bourbon AND Lone Star
by James McLure
Sam Bass Community Theatre
January 10 - January 26, 2019
600 North Lee Street
Round Rock, TX, 78664
Thursdays - Saturdays at 8 p.m.; Sundays at 2 p.m.
Tickets $12-$15 plus service fees; available on-line HERE.
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Parental guidance is suggested due to strong language and some graphic content.
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You may just be able to make out the stern of Still Rockin' inside the dock at Uxbridge Boat Centre. It doesn't seem so dark inside when we're working but the bright sunshine we've had these past few days has hurt my eyes on the few occasions I managed to escape the dock!
One of those few times was late yesterday afternoon when we walked into Uxbridge to buy another paintbrush! Just one more coat of blue paint on the portside gunwale and were done! The hull has had its four coats of bitumen, is dry and looking good.
The General Elliott pub is opposite the boatyard and on the way back from the shops I stopped to take the top photo and noticed that the pub did take-aways. I popped inside to see what they offered and asked on the off-chance if they welcomed dogs - they did - so we all went in for dinner.
The pub is spotlessly clean (no sticky tables here), the furniture was polished to an inch of its life, the staff were friendly and although the menu is standard 'pub-grub' it's plentiful and at a good price. George had London Pride which was at just the correct temperature (Bombardier was also available), wine is limited but there is a selection of red, white or rose and again at a good price. We shall probably visit again when in the area.
Today once that gunwale is painted we can finish packing everything away and cleaning up we'll be ready to rock n roll first thing tomorrow (Saturday). River Thames here we come!


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Bible Study on King David
This I know, that God is for me…
by I Gordon
I spoke recently in a church from a passage in one of King David's psalms… Psalm 56 to be exact. I knew very little about the church or its members but I felt that God wanted me to speak on a theme that it is found in Psalm 56:9 – 'This I know, that God is for me.' Now that, I'm sure you will agree (well, I hope you will agree anyway…) is a fantastic thought. That the almighty, eternal creator of the universe is linked to 'me' - He is linked to self-centered, munted little worms like me (not to mention you!) Great thought! But not only that, the text tells us that He is linked to us by the words 'is for'. He is not only linked to us, God is for us.
Now, you may be imagining David skipping through the fields, sun in his face, birds chirping in his ears, thinking 'Oh how God has blessed me – He is so for me! I think I'll write a psalm.' You may be thinking of him strumming on his harp in the presence of a great feast, while friends and companions abound, singing 'this I know, that God is for me.' If you were thinking something along those lines, you would, of course, be wrong. You see, in investigating the events that lead to psalm 56, I found the exact opposite to be true. David wrote this psalm while everything around him, and within him, was turning to custard… so to speak.
So in this study then, we are going to do three things – Firstly, we'll look at the circumstances that David found himself in. Secondly, we'll look at Psalm 56 itself, which was written in the midst of the difficulties. And lastly, we'll look briefly at Psalm 34 [1] because this psalm was written with the same events in mind… but with the wisdom of hindsight.
Background to David's life.
Ok, I lied. We are going to do one more thing. Before all of the things mentioned above, we need to look at some of the early 'highlights' of David's life. Can you think of any? Please read the footnote for a quick and nasty recap because it is important to see how dramatically things changed for David. [2] You see, things have a habit of changing in this world and one day for David it came in the form of a spear. Jealousy had risen in King Saul's heart to the point where he attempted to kill David. Saul thought he could do it by pinning David to the wall with his spear! And from that moment, everything for David changed. Everything. All he could do is run… and hide. Gone are the great feasts, friends, and support. For a while he lived in caves and in the wilderness. But things soon got so bad that he couldn't even remain in Israel for fear of his life. And that is where we now pick up the story…
David the dribbler.
1 Sam 21:10-14 That day David fled from Saul and went to Achish king of Gath. But the servants of Achish said to him, "Isn't this David, the king of the land? Isn't he the one they sing about in their dances: "'Saul has slain his thousands, and David his tens of thousands'?" David took these words to heart and was very much afraid of Achish king of Gath . So he pretended to be insane in their presence; and while he was in their hands he acted like a madman, making marks on the doors of the gate and letting saliva run down his beard. Achish said to his servants, "Look at the man! He is insane! Why bring him to me? Am I so short of madmen that you have to bring this fellow here to carry on like this in front of me? Must this man come into my house?"
Now, personally, I don't know if it gets any worse than this! Here is David, who through fear of Saul, escapes down into the Philistine territory of Gath, carrying Goliaths old sword. This, you may recall, was the home town of Goliath so you wouldn't think that David would be exactly popular down there now would you? But what could he do? With his faith shattered [3] , and the promises of God seeming so far from reality, what was left? Well, not much it seems because through a new fear of the king of Gath, he sinks to the very bottom and starts dribbling down his beard in a desperate attempt to stop being recognised! [4] This is David, the 'man after God's own heart' at his very lowest.
The Psalm in the midst of doubt
Now, I don't know about your situation and there is a slim possibility that you haven't had to resort to acting like a madman to wriggle yourself out of a desperate predicament. But whether you are going through something right now, or whether you can remember a past difficult time, I'm sure you can relate to this psalm. You see, in the midst of all the uncertainty going on in David's life, he wrote Psalm 56.
Psalm 56:1-2 Be merciful to me, O God, for men hotly pursue me; all day long they press their attack. My slanderers pursue me all day long; many are attacking me in their pride.
Ever been pounded by a wave while you are in the ocean, and as you struggle to catch your breath, you get pounded by the next wave again? Well, that's what this psalm is like as David wavers between fear and faith. In verses 1-2 above we see the first wave. As David contemplates the situation and the people that desire to take his life, fear begins to rise and a cloud of uncertainty circles his head.
3-4 When I am afraid, I will trust in you. In God, whose word I praise, in God I trust; I will not be afraid. What can mortal man do to me?
Like coming up for air after the wave has hit, David again remembers the Lord and his position of security in Him. And in doing so, faith rises in his heart. Notice also that fear and faith exist together in the above verse. That is the way it generally is in real life. It all depends where you are looking.
5-7 All day long they twist my words; they are always plotting to harm me. They conspire, they lurk, they watch my steps, eager to take my life. On no account let them escape; in your anger, O God, bring down the nations.
'What can mortal man do to me' was David's declaration at the end of verse 4. But in verses 5-7 we see the next wave of doubt break over him as he again focuses 'on the things that are seen'. Something believers are specifically told not to do! (2 Cor ) Now, you are probably not being chased by a spear throwing mad king at the moment, but are there some circumstances that you have been fearful or worried about? If so, read on and see the discovery that David made at such a trying time.
8-9 You have taken account of my wanderings; Put my tears in your bottle. Are they not in Your book? Then my enemies will turn back in the day when I call; This I know, that God is for me. (NASB) [5]
In the midst of doubt, in the midst of uncertainty, David bought himself to the place where he could say 'this I know, that God is for me!' There would have been a thousand and one things that David didn't know. If you had asked him how he would get out of his present troubles, he would have replied, 'I do not know.' If you had asked him how or when he would become king, he would have replied 'I do not know.' 'But this I do know', David would have added, 'I know that God is for me, and if God is for me, then He will make a way and that is all I need to know!'
This then is the ultimate question. Can you say that God is for you right here, right now? [6] Do you know this very thing? And not just in your head, but can you also stand on it when it doesn't seem (from outward circumstances) to be true? 'I may not know much more' David would have said, 'but I do know that He is for me. And I will rest in that!' I hope you can say that same for it was the turning point of this psalm, and in this part of David's life.
Vs 10-13 In God, whose word I praise, in the LORD, whose word I praise— in God I trust; I will not be afraid. What can man do to me? I am under vows to you, O God; I will present my thank offerings to you. For you have delivered me from death and my feet from stumbling, that I may walk before God in the light of life.
There is no more going 'down' for David now! Once again he remembers the word of God… the promises of God [7] … the faithfulness of God. No more pleading of God to intervene… no, now David would rather give something back to God. It is one of the few things we can give God which He truly desires – an offering of 'thanks'! And remember that David got to this point in the midst of his difficulties. It is easy to sing in the day, when everything is going sweet, but this is a song of praise in the night – based on little more than faith and trust in the character of God. But it is enough. It is a very acceptable sacrifice in the sight of God.
Psalm 34 – Oh taste and see!
Finally, and quickly, I just want to mention Psalm 34, for it was written at the same stage of David's life, but after his deliverance from the King of Gath. I call this Psalm, 'my Psalm' because it was the given to me by God in the midst of very trying circumstances. It's 'my precious!' to quote Gollum from Lord of the Rings. Please read the whole Psalm. I'm just going to pick a couple of verses, but it has some wonderful promises in it which should be held onto.
Psalm 34:4-8 I sought the LORD, and he answered me; he delivered me from all my fears… This poor man called, and the LORD heard him; he saved him out of all his troubles. The angel of the LORD encamps around those who fear him, and he delivers them. Oh taste and see that the LORD is good; blessed is the man who takes refuge in him.
We always need to remember, as David testifies to here, that as surely as things can change for the worse in this life, so with God can they also change for good. In the midst of 'all his troubles' David cried out to the Lord and was heard and delivered! Fantastic thought. David's testimony to all of us now is to 'taste and see that the Lord is good!' It should be kept in mind however, that normally the 'tasting' of the goodness of God [8] comes through some stretching experience as David found here. It is then that we truly 'taste' of His goodness. But let us not forget one of the other wonderful promises in this psalm...
Psalm 34:19 'Many are the afflictions of the righteous: but the LORD delivers him out of them all.'
Let us never think that trying times are reserved just for those that are rebelling against God or are outside of His will. As both Abraham and Isaac found out, there are sometimes famines while you are right in the Promised Land. (Gen 26:1) David also, as we have seen here, faced tremendous difficulties which were not of his making. Yet, in the midst of uncertainly, David could say 'this I know, that God is for me!' It was the pivotal point as he wavered between fear and faith. It changed everything in David's outlook. Christian, God is for you. He may not act as quickly at times as we would like Him to, but do not doubt His goodness. Can you say that 'God is for me' right now? I hope so. Believe again and let your offering of thanks rise to the throne of God once again.
Now I know that the LORD saves his anointed;
he answers him from his holy heaven
with the saving power of his right hand.
Some trust in chariots and some in horses,
but we trust in the name of the LORD our God.
They are brought to their knees and fall,
but we rise up and stand firm. (Psalm 20:6-8)
[1] ↩ You will notice that the heading for Psalm 56 says 'When the Philistines had seized him in Gath.' And the heading for Psalm 34 says 'A Psalm of David. When he pretended to be insane before Abimelech, who drove him away, and he left.' Both of these Psalms relate to the incident that we shall read in 1 Sam 21.
[2] ↩ As a youngster, David was a common shepherd boy who didn't seem to stand out greatly – not in the eyes of the world anyway. Not until one day when the Priest and Prophet of God, Samuel, anoints him as the future King of Israel. Soon, with all of Israel scared, David goes out alone against the Philistine giant Goliath and through faith in the Lord, defeats Goliath and becomes a national hero overnight. Hooray! There are parades, tambourines, dancing girls… the works. David soon becomes the personal attendant to King Saul, and it isn't long before he has married the Kings daughter. Everything is going fantastically. Just as God had promised right? I bet that David remembered the words of Samuel and thought that he would become Israel's king soon. One day though, while David is relaxing, and playing on his harp for King Saul, Saul does something unusual. Something slightly odd that is going to change things for David dramatically…
[3] ↩ Even a chapter or so before this David had spoken to Jonathon, Saul's son, saying that 'there is only a step between me and death' (1 Sam 20:3) It seems that his faith was practically gone now. It was a bit like Abraham before him who was promised by God that his descendants would be given the land of Canaan, and then only five verses later Abraham is lying to the Egyptians about Sarai his wife in case they kill him! (See Gen 12:7-12) Unfortunately it is so like our fallen natures to forget the promises of God in midst of fearful circumstances.
[4] ↩ This deceitfulness of David's shouldn't be thought of as anything clever. It is the actions of a man left only to his own pitiful resources when total unbelief has set in. And deceit doesn't pay. I read of a man who grew melons. He didn't do many things well, but melons were his thing. While inspecting his melons one morning however, he noticed one missing. The next morning it was the same. The third morning another melon had been stolen. He decided that action was necessary and promptly came up with a cunning plan! He put a sign up in front of the melons saying 'One of these melons has been poisoned.' It wasn't true of course, but the thief wasn't to know and the farmer reckoned the thief wouldn't take the chance. The next morning, all his melons were still there. Again, the next morning, all his melons were safe. On the third morning however, feeling somewhat pleased with himself, the farmer noticed that someone had altered his sign. The 'one' had been crossed out and replaced with a 'two'. 'Two of the melons have been poisoned!' He was trapped by his own plan. I think it was Shakespeare that said, 'what a tangled web we weave, when first we practice to deceive!'
[5] ↩ I have quoted this from the NASB. I did this because the NIV absolutely butchers this verse! The NIV makes it sound like the psalmist was only going to be sure that God was for him if his enemies truned away… and I know of nothing so faith zapping than basing whether God is for you on outward circumstances! I have looked this verse up in nearly every version, including the Jewish Publication Society to see how they translate this verse from their own Hebrew scriptures. They have it exactly like the NASB quoted above – 'This I know, that God is for me.' If you own an NIV then put a note in the margin, (or scribble it out and change it completely!)
[6] ↩ Because if you are a born again Christian then it is the truth whether you feel it or not! Sometimes we doubt, like David, because of things happening through outward circumstances in our lives. Sometimes it is because of what is going on inwardly. 'How could God still be for me with those thoughts and desires lurking within?' we ask. Christian, rest is in a totally different place. It can't be found through looking at your circumstances. It can't be found while looking at yourself. Corrie Ten Boom once said something you should memorise. She said 'Look at the world and you'll be distressed. Look within and you'll be depressed. But look at Christ and you'll be at rest.' And that is so true!
[7] ↩ I've written about this little part of Pilgrims Progress in other studies, but it is well worth repeating. One of my favourite parts of Pilgrims Progress is where the way becomes hard for Christian and Hopeful and they decide to take an easier path called Bypath Meadow. As night falls they become lost on this 'easier' path and fall asleep in the grounds of doubting castle. This castle is owned by Giant Despair and he finds them and throws them in his dungeon. For days they are tormented by Giant Despair. When all hope is gone, and they are due to die the next day, Christian suddenly says to hopeful… 'what a fool I have been lying in this stinking dungeon when I can freely walk away! I have a key in my bosom called Promise, that will, I am persuaded, open any lock in Doubting Castle…' And so they were free, escaping the clutches of Giant Despair and went on their way praising God.
I'm sure you understand the story so I won't insult your intelligence. Only to say that this is where we now find David in verses 10-13 as he once again sees the promises of God, knowing full well that 'God is for him.' Praise and thankfulness result!
[8] ↩ Let's say that there is a big fat juicy pear on the table. You could examine it and admire its beauty. You could tell all your friends that you've got one mighty fine juicy pear! Look at it, feel it, sniff it if you want… what ever you do, it is not until you bite into that pear that you taste it and really find out how good it is! David is telling us that with God the bite is essential. We need to taste of His goodness. It is important to study the word and learn about the character of God, but rest assured that God will want to teach you in practice what you are learning in theory! God must have reality within His people.


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Light a candle as a symbol of Christ's presence in your midst.
Psalm 85:10-13
10 Unfailing love and truth have met together.
Righteousness and peace have kissed!
11 Truth springs up from the earth,
and righteousness smiles down from heaven.
12 Yes, the Lord pours down his blessings.
Our land will yield its bountiful harvest.
13 Righteousness goes as a herald before him,
preparing the way for his steps.
Please pray for:
- Continued prayer for President Cyril Ramaphosa – To seek God's guidance daily as he steers our country, makes decisions, and roots out corruption.
- Pray for a stop to femicide and for those families who mourn the senseless loss of their daughters, mothers and grandmothers.
- Pray for those who perpetrate violent crimes and the loss of life that results. Pray for the families who have lost their loved ones through these callous acts of hatred and disregard for the other who stands in front of them.
- Pray for those who feel the need to abandon their babies and children – Lord you know their motivation for these actions and we pray for grace in their lives and the lives of these young people and children.
- Continue to pray for rain in the Cape – for the drought to break.
- Pray for our Circuit Pentecost Service on 20th – may many lives be touched through our witness.
- Pray for our Methodist Churches during Mission Month – may lives be changed and new life be sparked in those who serve and who are served by our churches.
- Pray for our Bishop and the District Executive as they prepare for Synod later in the month – my God's Spirit guide the preparations and the hearts and minds of those attending that we may discern the mind of Christ in matters that affect our life together as church.
- Pray for the peace of Christ to guard our hearts and minds as people, community and nation.
Because of our God's deep compassion,
the dawn from heaven will break upon us,
to give light to those who are sitting in darkness
and in the shadow of death,
to guide us on the path of peace." Luke 1:78-79


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Students need to learn to leverage technology to create new knowledge, engage in design thinking, develop digital stories to communicate to diverse populations, and not only solve problems but identify potential problems to be solved.
This workshop will explore ways that instructors can enable digital fluency skills among students through assignments and activities that promote creative thinking, innovative problem solving, teamwork and the exploration of new media and technologies.
Lunch will be provided, and registration is required.
Tuesday, 19 November 2019 - 12:00pm to 1:00pm
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An absolute celebration of musical prowess from these Greek musical masters!!
In the press releases, Armageddon Rev.16:16 are referred to as the longest living Cypriot Metal band and steeped in Classic Metal, however I take a slight different view. I find these Rockers to lean more closely to Progressive Metal, giving us a barrage of intricate and complicated musical meanderings.
The amazing thing about 'Sundown On Humanity' is that this record is the group's first full length album! Around since the late twentieth century, these Greek minstrels have earned the highest degree of respect, and it shows on all twelve tracks!
This edition of AR1616 consists of original vocalist Jimmy Mavrommatis as well as twin guitarists Kikis A. Apostolou (lead), and Elias A. Andreou (rhythm). The three have invited some of their musical friends to lend their creative talents to this recording. With each one of them being a veteran musician, the end result of this long overdue debut is one of precision, up-tempo and stellar performances.
Both musically and lyrically, this disc contains some very compelling musical expressions. It is a body of work that showcases each and everyone's talent, and presents an ocean of sound. Of course, there are some very heavy messages here-in as well; 'Human Sundown', 'Strange Dreams', 'Hypocrites Of Destruction' just to name three.
All in all, 'Sundown On Humanity' is a forceful debut, one that will ring in your ears for months to come! An absolute celebration of musical prowess from these Greek musical masters!!
Bruce E.J. Atkinson


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sadly no, it's part of the handholding meme if you're not familiar with that
Maybe if Coronoa virus gets rid of 50 percent or more of the world population we can do without a pope and religion.
Women cannot be autistic, because that implies otherwise well functioning brain to be impaired in some way. We know that women posses no such thing.
After detailed analysis came to conclusion that I am, in fact, reicarnation of the Arthur Schopenhauer. If that gf stands for grandfather, sure I am game.Most clinically depressed folks lack ability to bear ordinary life, therefore end up killing themselves at some point. Not Arthur and certainly that wont be me. Clinical depression is a bit like running while lacking stamina. At first things go well, then they start getting worse and worse and you just want pain to stop, but if you endure all that usually you stop feeling pain and can keep going until body start failing in more mechanical ways. As painful it can be, chemically induced pain can be managed by our brain. With strong enough will and desire we can overcome it. Mechanical injuries we cant. Pain steming from depression is result of chemical reactions in our body and is not result of direct physical injury. Therefore if your will is grand enough you can go from I just want to die to I want to live forever. Sadly its not yet possible to live forever because our body wears off over time. But you can overcome clinical depression and lose most of the human emotions in the process, Arthur did it and I am doing it for past ten years or so.Have a theory that in fact all murderers, people diagnosed sociopaths and psycopaths have went through mental trauma which triggered depression in their minds. Those who could not bear it, killed themselves. Those who overcame it, deviated to sociopaths and psycopaths because they were stripped of emotions and feelings of morals and empathy. You need to find logic in empathy and good natured behavior towards other members of humanity because emotions wont give you the nudge whats good and whats wrong. Rare can be emotionless and not turn into dangerous individuals.In my example, logic tells me that hurting other people for no good reason is stupid way of behavior. But honestly, if some disaster strikes and 99% of humans die from it, I would not shed a single tear would actually feel kinda relieved as an act of logical empathy towards this planet and its ecosystem. Because humans are cancer of this planet.


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I worked my way through college a long, long time ago selling high end men's clothing at a small retail chain in Cincinnati. Well, that was the theory, anyway. In fact, I am so hopelessly color blind that I was perhaps the most unqualified person on the planet to do that job. I was able to do OK by sheer rote memorization – watching the people who were good at it and memorizing which suits were which color and which ties went with which suits but what I really did was settled into a role of picking up all of the non-selling work. The pay was less because I missed out on the commissions for selling, but I needed the job and enjoyed taking care of the inventory, closing out the cash register and so forth – the business end of things that no one else wanted to do – and, as a result, was greatly appreciated by the rest of the staff. They didn't have to do any of that work and could concentrate on doing what they did best – selling. The manager (who was the best sales person in the place and abhorred the business drudgery) too very good care of me, throwing a lot of bonus and extra money my way as best he could.
According to an article in the Financial Post, the United States has the highest correlation between skills and wages of any of the big developed nations … and, as far as I am concerned (and contrary to the glowing praise of the author) and from my personal experience we should be ashamed of ourselves for it.
What people get paid is a tricky thing, but the normal approach of ranking people according to some set of objective measures, slotting people into pay grades based on prevailing local markets for people in comparable jobs and giving raises, bonuses and promotions based on their contribution to departmental performance all are very problematic.
I have shown this graph of skills versus cultural attributes a number of times and it illustrates the problem. All of the traditional theories of compensation – the sorts that lead to this high correlation between skills and pay – are seriously biased toward the Y Axis. Technical ability is easy to measure and easy to compare among employees or job candidates, but cultural values … not so much. It is also easier to draw lines between technical contribution to financial results, but like so many things in business, the fact that the accountants have a hard time hanging a dollar value on something doesn't mean it isn't a big driver of financial results.
Don't get me wrong. Technical ability is great. Ideally people will be both technically great and great contributors to the advancement and strengthening of the culture; but given the choice between someone who is technically good but completely bought into the company culture and strategy, has a great work ethic, and is solidly committed to contributing to the team instead of worrying about him or herself; and someone who is technically great but has few of those cultural attributes take the good technician who advances the strategy and culture every time. The manager I worked for back in college would be the first to tell you that good sales people were easy to find, but people like me who were willing to take a back seat – to serve in a supporting role that enables everyone else to succeed – are almost impossible to find.
You see, technical skills can be trained and taught, but cultural contribution is more of an attitude and a reflection of values. They were pretty much drilled into someone's head and heart by their parents and teachers a long time ago … or not. How do you establish the prevailing wage in the community for someone who has completely bought into the company culture and strategy, has a great work ethic, and is solidly committed to contributing to the team instead of worrying about him or herself?
Executives and HR folks will read this and say, of course you are right, but how to we establish an objective pay system that puts appropriate weight on those cultural attributes? To that I say, objectivity is greatly over-rated. It is a fool's errand to seek to hang a number on everything. Can't be done so don't waste your time trying. In fact, managers get paid the big bucks to make subjective decisions. Chimpanzees can be trained to make good decisions if all of the criteria can be boiled down to numbers and formulas … maybe not chimpanzees, but computers certainly can be programmed to do it.
In the end, management has to decide what is important: Good people who can support and elevate everyone around them, or people who can do their job well without regard to whether they contribute to or detract from the organization or not. Then they have to do the right thing for the people and the business in terms of how much people are paid, and there is no magic evaluation or pay grade system that will do that for them.


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Social Media For Business
Social media has become the back bone of most business these days. The long and the short of it is, that if you aren't investing some time and effort into your social media, you may as well just shut up shop. That is relevant whether your venture is a magazine, a retail business, a blog or a restaurant.
Social media is how we communicate. It's how we share our photographs, it's how we get our news, plan social events, keep up with our interests and maintain our relationships with people we may not see as often as we'd like.
Our news feeds have become our own personal news papers, tailored specifically to our needs and interests, allowing us to select what we see.
This makes social media an absolute gold mine for up and coming businesses. It allows them to remain in the background of their customers devices, occasionally popping up with pretty pictures, special offers and generally building a relationship.
Getting social media can be a little tricky though. What should we post? how often? how should it look? what tone should it have? what do our followers want to see? and how do we expand our audience?
We've used this social media cheat sheet from www.chloeeadington.com to point us in the right direction, so we decided to share it with you. If you're starting a new business or project we have no doubt that this will give you an indication of what you should be posting, where and when.


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Developing an interest in the market of foreign trade and business isn't a game. Business involves strategic thinking, calculated trade interactions and intellectual capabilities. Making money is an art and influencing your client to buy your product or services is 'good business'. So, do you believe in this smart way of doing business? Are you the kind of professional who believes in selling a refrigerator to an Eskimo? Oh yes, an Eskimo!
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This simple phrase that refers to our own self worries, troubles, misfortune....woe is me. Or as I like to think of it, woe is we. This common self loathing theme that summarizes the story of our life that nothing we do is good enough, that we are constantly missing the mark and that everyone around … Continue reading Woe is me…woe is we.
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Loneliness is such an isolating feeling. That's not breaking news, I know. The word mom and loneliness should be an oxymoron but they do in fact coexist, wrestle and sit at the same table. For me as a mom, loneliness has many faces. There is physical loneliness, which I'm happy to admit I actually asked … Continue reading Loneliness Has No Limits


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"Iowa Nice Guy" Scott Siepker responded in kind to the recent viral video by Tosh.O writer Joe Borden on parents talking to their children about an undefeated Iowa. Borden's video was featured on ESPN College GameDay on Saturday and has nearly 300,000 plays on YouTube.
Here's Siepker's video that was posted Monday, titled "Talk to your kids about the SEC myth."


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text: The watershed area of oruh river in Yusufeli region with its untouched landscape values is one of the distinguished potential areas where recreational and nature tourism activities can be carried out. In the recent years due to the rising need for energy of our country, the usage of the area to obtain hydroelectric energy is being considered, as the area has rich water resources. According to the Master Plan, a total of 10 dams and hydoelectric santrals are proposed to be built, on the oruh River. However a Tourism master Plan has also been made for the area by Turkish Ministry of Tourism which defines the area as a zone to be protected in regards to its natural values and its high tourism potential. In 1993, The International IV. Whitewater Rafting World Championship has been done in the area. With this study it is aimed to provide the environmental balance between the sustainable socio-economic development, the use of natural values for energy production and the use of the area for tourism activities. Also it is aimed to find out the possible negative and positive results which will arise from such uses of the area.


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The Junior Lawyers Division (JLD) is an incoming division of BNLF aimed at supporting British-Nigerian junior lawyers and students and solidifying links between the junior section of the respective British and Nigerian legal professions. This is facilitated through the hosting of seminars, events and activities specific to the needs of JLD members; facilitating mentorship and assistance from more senior members of the profession; engaging with relevant universities, law schools, law firms, chambers, employers and organisations both in the UK and Nigeria; and presenting opportunities to engage with the Nigerian legal system.
The key objective is to ensure that the next wave of young lawyers within BNLF and the demographic that it covers are appropriately supported. If you wish to join JLD please send an email with your details to firstname.lastname@example.com
Aji Ayorinde
Co-Head, BNLF Junior Lawyers Division