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Dance Classes with Sarah Haykel in Buffalo NY
Dance came into my life at the age of 16 after I went through a traumatic time in my early teens. It was a huge source of healing, self-expression, release, and freedom. I've learned more about myself and how to be in better relationships through Salsa dancing and free form body movement than I have in all my years of school, and I mean this! It's my goal to support you to love yourself, feel good in your body, listen to your own inherent wisdom, and share that unique gift you are here to share through dance and body movement. It is my pleasure to support you on your journey to live a life full of Juicy Goodness and to be Free to Be all of you!
Mission of Salsa for the Soul:
"- Daphne Wyse, Dance StudentMy boyfriend and I took private salsa lessons from Sarah in the fall of 2014. It was a gift from my boyfriend to me, and I was pretty apprehensive going into the first lesson. It didn't take long before I realized that all of my anxiety was for nothing; Sarah is amazing! Every lesson with her was a fantastic learning experience and so much fun!"
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Latin Partner Dance Classes for Beginners
Dance with us this fall!
Beginner Latin Partner Dance and
Salsa Dancing Classes Start Sept. 10th!
Want to learn Salsa dancing (and Bachata and Merengue) too?
Now's your chance! Take advantage of our Latin Partner Dance Class for Beginners, singles and couples welcome. Up your game on the dance floor while connecting with your partner or others in a special, fun, and rich learning environment.
In this beginners class, you will learn the basics of partnering technique, style, body movement, foot work, and partner moves in Merengue, Bachata, and Salsa dancing.
This class is perfect for strict beginners to those with experience, but who've never taken a formal Latin partner dancing class. Come learn the necessary foundational technique that will turn a night of horrible dancing into the most amazing experience you've ever had! We welcome couples that want to stay with each other throughout the class. We also welcome singles, as we can rotate partners.
Perfect for couples. Singles also welcome! (Singles are highly encouraged to sign up with a friend they can partner with during the class to ensure they get to dance for the whole class).
ENROLLMENT OPEN for New Session of Latin and Salsa Dancing Class:
When: Mondays, September 10th – October 22nd (No class Oct. 1st)
Time: 6:30pm
Cost: 6 Week Class Pass, $99 per person
Where: Yoga Parkside, Parkside Lutheran Church, Dance Studio, 2 Wallace Ave. Buffalo, NY. Enter front red doors to the left, go downstairs and to the right.
In the mean time, Click here to sign up for our email list and be the first to know about our summer events and new fall dates for group classes! Or, Contact us here to book your private lesson or event!
"- Deb C., Dance StudentSarah, thanks so much. The classes were fun and a great initiation into the world of Latin dancing. And you were wonderful. It was a much more well-rounded experience than I had expected. Thank you."
Latin Partner Dance Classes Level 2!
Level 2 Latin Partner Dance and Salsa Dancing Class for Advanced Beginners!
Are you ready to up your dancing game with more Salsa dance lessons?
You've been learning the basics of Latin and Salsa dancing. So, are you ready to take it to the next level? If so, this class is perfect for you!
This Level 2, 6 week partner dance class, will focus on more in depth partnering technique, style, body movement, foot work, and partner moves in Salsa dancing, specifically.
You must have 3 months of prior Latin, partner, and salsa dancing experience or have taken our beginners six week session in order to enroll in the Level 2 session.
This class is perfect for advanced beginners and intermediate dancers wanting to brush up on essential foundational technique in Latin and Salsa dancing.
We welcome couples that want to stay with each other throughout the class. We also welcome singles, though singles are highly encouraged to sign up with a friend they can partner with during the class to ensure they get to dance for the whole class.
New Session of Latin and Salsa Dancing Class:
When: No current Level 2 class is scheduled. If you're interested in a Level 2 class, please Contact us here to book your private lesson or event! Thank you. You can also Click here to sign up for our email list and be the first to know about our summer events and new fall dates for group classes!
Cost: 6 Week Class Pass, $99 per person
Where: Yoga Parkside, Parkside Lutheran Church, Dance Studio, 2 Wallace Ave. Buffalo, NY. Enter front red doors to the left, go downstairs and to the right.
"- Andrea Drumm, President, USA Dance, Western New York Chapter #3013Thank you so much for coming out and instructing a lesson in Bachata, with Jerome Williams, at our Western New York Chapter #3013 USA Dance, Monthly Chapter Dance. You gave a very detailed lesson, that was greatly enjoyed by our group of approximately 65 individuals. You easily engaged this mixed group of college age through senior aged individuals very well, and everyone genuinely seem to be having a lot of fun! Later on, I heard dancers talking about the origins of the dance, that you had relayed as you and Jerome instructed. Your instruction at our dance was truly enriching and highly enjoyed by all. I would strongly recommend your dance instruction to both novice and more advanced dancers. Thank you for supporting the activities of the Western New York Chapter of USA Dance!"
NEW! Couples Therapeutic Dance: Contact me for upcoming dates!
We'll Explore
- How to properly touch and hold each other in the closed partner dancing position
- How the follower follows the lead through receptivity, intuition, and connecting within their own body
- How the lead appropriately and successfully leads the follower in a way that feels great and amazing for you both!
Nurture and grow your relationship!
Deepen and build a meaningful and connected relationship through the art and language of dance.
Join Sarah in a therapeutic dance class just for couples where you will explore heightening connection, healthy communication, and increased closeness through partner dancing, sensual body movement, life coaching, and mindfulness practices.
*This class is perfect for couples who are want to carve out some special one on one time together and learn new relationship enhancing tools in the process. This class can also be a great addition to couples who are already in therapy together, though it is not designed to replace traditional couples therapy.
Sensual Body Movement for Women: Reconnect with your Femininity
Hey Radiant Goddess (yes, I'm talking to YOU!)
I want you to take a moment to reflect on how you be in the world.
How much do you desire to connect with your femininity?
How ready are you to love all of yourself fully?
Re-connect with yourself and the divine feminine essence inside of you through Sensual Body Movement. This class combines free form movement and dance from throughout the world, meditation, yoga, and life coaching to connect you with yourself and your body consciously. In this class you will explore Latin dance steps, free form movement, floor, wall and chair dancing, and mindfulness meditation. You will practice game changing exercises in empowerment that have the capcity to increase self-love, self-care, healthy pelvic tone, pleasure potential, and loving connection with your own self and body.
Perfect for the complete beginner to seasoned dancers, this class is about learning how to be in your body from an empowering, sensual, and aligned place. Come join us in an exploration that will light your fire and turn you on to your greatest gift: you!
Beginners are welcomed and encouraged to join us. The goal is to create a safe space for you to open up, connect with others, and, most of all, connect with yourself!
1.5 hours to full day workshop. Class passes are non-refundable or transferrable.
What People Are Saying:
"- Claire Gay, Owner of Inspiration Point, Buffalo, NYI took your Sensual Body Movement class. It was so powerful. Thank you for that. I am forwarding you the newsletter of events planned at Inspiration Point. Have you been to Inspiration Point? Did you know I took over the store in October? Your class was one of the many empowering experiences that helped me to become prepared for the role am in. You offer something special and Amazing for Buffalo women and men. Thank you."
"- Jennifer Russo, SBM StudentIt's the missing piece of my femininity. This is something that's missing in our culture. And the best part about it is that it's ongoing. I can keep taking the class!"
LADIES, get ready to...
- Reconnect with your Femininity
- Connect with the Power of Being a Woman
- Reconnect with Yourself
- Re-claim your Sexuality
- Embrace your Divine Femininity
Buy Now or Register for a FREE Class
Elder Care Facility Events and Performances
"- Dana Notaro, Administrator Dosberg Manor and Garden House, Weinberg CampusI have been so pleased with Sarah, who comes to provide us with our energetic exercise program, twice a week. Sarah brings her positive energy and motivational words to all our residents who participate and we see residents who have never participated in activities looking forward to her group sessions. Sara combines music, movement and inspiration ending her sessions with what residents are grateful for. She quickly learned each residents name and positively reinforces them throughout her session. She is such a wonderful addition to our home environment. I would highly recommend Sarah."
I asked Sarah to join us at Garden House, which is a smaller home environment with frail elderly residents who have memory impairment. Sarah's energy and bright personality quickly attracted residents at Garden House and she gets large group participation in both sessions that she runs. It has been a real hit. Sarah is just wonderful and I would highly recommend her.
Working with Seniors is a transformational joy!
- We offer other types of events for elder care facilities as well which include other styles of movement, yoga, mindfulness meditation, and performances.
- You'll be sure your residents will be in for a real treat!
Contact Sarah today!
Click here to read a blog I wrote about a recent event that changed my whole look on life!
A few years ago, I was driving by a residential building for elders and thought, "I'd like to spend some time with the elders in our community."
A couple years later, I had my first event: The History of Latin Dance, in a elder care facility.
It was an instant hit!
This first event brought me a life transforming surprise.
Click here to read all about my experience with Abram that changed my life!
It's been 2 1/2 years since my meeting with Abram, and things are evolving. Now, we have more of a Dance Party than anything, where seniors get to move, wiggle, shake, connect with care givers, family members and each other in new ways, hear music from all over the world, and enjoy my dancing and that of my dance partners!
Sarah's Mission:
To uplift, empower and inspire the elders of our communities through movement, song, dance, education and cultural immersion.
"Adding an uplift to the residents of elder care facilities by bringing more joy to this next phase of their lives and sparking their own inspiration adds great joy and fulfillment to my life. The wisdom that these residents hold is enormous and they have so much more to offer in this life! I leave each event feeling transformed in every way. I'm so grateful for this work!"
Below is a beautiful short film about the power of music with elders:
What People Are Saying:
"- Mike Tritto, Associate Director of Human Service Programs - University District Community Development Program
Salsa for Soul class is so invigorating and friendly that it transforms the day for our seniors. Very few experiences we can provide in our community center can engage seniors both physically and emotionally like Salsa class. I can tell from a distance that Salsa for Soul must be in session as I hear the laughs and the enthusiastic voices from otherwise reserved seniors. They love this class. Thanks for bringing such vitality to our seniors' days!"
"- Kim Shafer, Case Manager Elderwood West Seneca
Thank you for how well you work with the residents. You enunciate very well, look them in the eyes and give them time to receive all the information you give them. You let them know that they are welcome and worthwhile. That's the most important part."
"- Joan Bartholomew, Activities Director, Baptist Manor Senior Living
Thank you again for gracing us with your talent, passion and genuine caring for our seniors!"
Chakra Dance Tune Up
Awaken, Align, and Ignite your body's natural energy.
Connect with yourself with meditation through movement.
Awake, Align, and Ignite the natural energy system of your body through a free form movement meditation called Chakra Dance Tune Up. Through movement, that expresses and correlates with the seven main energy centers in the body, called chakra's, and music, that vibrates at the frequency of each chakra, we will tone up, tune into, clear, and rebalance the natural energy system of the body. Perfect for those looking for a fun way to meditate and who want to feel more connected with themselves and their body.
Be sure to grab your FREE Chakra Tune-Up video!
1.5 hours to full day workshop
What People Are Saying:
"- Kiesha Cheatham-Mashtaire, Dance StudentI just want to tell you how much I was moved by what I got from just one class! I have been in such a heavy period in my life for the past year and my spiritual connection to my Universal Being has really been blocked. Being able to visualize the open communication, the back and forth of giving and receiving in just that moment, was nothing short of amazing. I felt the weight of whatever was holding me down lift. I believe in the power of dance, art, and movement…I am so honored and humbled by the service that you are giving to women. Thank you for being such a powerful vessel, and allowing yourself to used in a way that is so positive and uplifting."
Individual Dance Lessons
Private lessons in Couples Salsa Dancing and Sensual Body Movement are available for soon-to- be wedded couples, new couples and long time partners, friends, and groups.
Please contact Sarah to the right for more information.
45 min – 3 hours. Single lessons and Packages available
What People Are Saying:
"-I invited Sarah Haykel to the studio to teach a Salsa class. I wanted my students to experience another teacher and one that would help them feel free and good about their bodies. She was a delight and very talented. Loved her presentation, demonstrations, combos and her encouragement. I know my students enjoyed her class and I would definitely have her back again. She truly is a great performer and teacher."
Ask Sarah About Private Dance Lessons Today!
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University and in School Dance Classes
Invest In Creative And Cultural Awareness Education
Contact Sarah today to find out more information
Dancing with our youth in school and after school programs is a great joy and gift!
Classes are offered for grades 5-12 and University level students. Bring Sarah in to teach The History of Latin Dance, to increase cultural awareness at your school during Hispanic Heritage Month, Life Skills through Partner Dancing, to increase communication, teamwork, and harmony between your students and within your faculty and staff, or for Dance for Health and Wellness, where she will teach a fun, exercise based dance class drawing from hip-hop, W. African, Latin, and free form dance and body movement to keep your students healthy and lit up at school.
45 minutes – 4 hours
What People Are Saying:
"- Dr. Tara Jabbaar-Gyambrah, Ph.D., Director, Multicultural Affairs at Hilbert CollegeSalsa for the Soul and Sol y Sombra came to Hilbert's campus during our Multicultural Dinner and rocked the house. Students, Staff, and Faculty had a great time learning about Latin culture while listening and dancing to the music. I highly recommend them to anyone seeking to engage their campus community with fun and education."
"- Ann Soares, Advisor, International Student Office, D'Youville CollegeSarah does a great job in engaging her audience. Her performances are always energetic, fun and educational. It's wonderful for our students to learn the historical and cultural context of her dances."
"- Jeannine Scibilia & Brain WingerThis was the first time we held a salsa dancing class at our school and it was very successful, so much so that the students asked if we could do it again at least once every year. It's a great way to teach kids other ways of dancing and relating together. Sarah was very accommodating and enthusiastic in helping us plan the event and she and her assistant teachers gave their all to over 90 students and teachers while they were here. I would definitely recommend her to come to your school."
Corporate Dance Lessons
"She was the perfect performer to get people moving with all of her energy and enthusiasm."
Bring Sarah into your business or corporation to teach fun, multicultural team building and health and wellness programs and classes for your employees. Spice up any meeting or event with a Latin dance class or performance (which could include live music). And, support greater wellness, harmony, and productivity in the workplace by providing weekly or seasonal dance classes for employees. Contact Sarah here for more information.
What People Are Saying:
"-Sarah once came to our company's Diversity Event at my previous job, to teach us salsa and it was such a hit! Now with a different company, I decided to invite Sarah to our annual company formal to teach salsa, merengue and bachata to 600 of our employees and guests, and everyone had such a great time! It was the perfect addition to our program. This was something many have not tried before, and I was surprised to see them just embrace the experience and have so much fun with it. And those who opted not to dance had just as much fun watching their colleagues do it! Sarah and her partner Jerome made it so comfortable and easy, it felt like we were just dancing in our living room with our closest friends. Thank you Sarah for such a great experience! I look forward to doing more of these again in the future!"
"- Linda Turner, LCAT, ATR-BC, Licensed Creative Arts Psychotherapist, Change Coach/ConsultantSarah Haykel performed and then instructed a short dance lesson for participants of the 5th Anniversary Expressive Arts Therapy Summit Gala in NYC in November of 2014. She was the perfect performer to get people moving with all of her energy and enthusiasm. Sarah's participation was an inspiring piece of what made the Summit 5th year Birthday Celebration a great success!"


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Jaguar-Land Rover to develop F1-style energy recovery tech
Motorsport concept to filter down to road cars
'Leccy Tech Reg Hardware has never really shared Formula One President Max Mosley's belief that the Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) technology that will be allowed in the sport from this year will filter down to road cars.
Just goes to show how wrong we can be.
Today, Lancashire-based transmission expert Torotrak announced it is working with TATA-owned Jaguar-Land Rover on just such a system.
In 2008, Torotrak formed a partnership with two other companies - Xtrac and Flybrid – to develop a flywheel-based F1 KERS system. Though it seems not to have been taken up by any of the teams - only Williams has decided to run with a flywheel- rather than battery-based system – it looks like the technology will jump straight from the drawing board to road cars without going via F1.
As Torotrak notes: "A Formula 1 car has similar requirements for a hybrid system as a road car – both vehicles require a rapid recovery of energy from the vehicle inertia, high efficiency in the transfer of the energy to and from the storage medium, high efficiency of the storage medium itself, delivered with high energy density in a small package with low weight."
Assuming the road going version of the system is similar to that planned for F1, it has several benefits, including its compact size and - at only 25kg including the associated CVT transmission – low weight.
What Jaguar-Land Rover intends to do with technology isn't clear at this stage, but fitted to a Land Rover Discovery, it could provide an extra surge for pulling tree stumps up around one's estate. Fitted to an XK-R, it could produce a handy burst of BMW-humbling acceleration.
Or it could just be used to increase boring old fuel efficiency across the range, something of particular attraction to the makers of large and thirsty model ranges like JLR.
At the Symposium Innovative Automotive Transmissions, held in Berlin during December 2008, Torotrak presented numbers that suggested a KERS system could result in fuel efficiency being increased by between 20 and 30 per cent in a road car, and by more when fitted to commercial vehicles that stop and start a lot - buses, for example.
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Rotary District 7910 Newsletter - May 9, 2016
2016 District Conference: Plymouth Rocks!
- Schedule
- Prices (Hotel at 1620 rooms deadline has passed)
- Taste of Rotary schedule
- Hospitality 'Sweets' Request Form (deadline has passed)
- House of Friendship registration form
- Harbor Cruise registration form
- Golf registration form
- Frequently Asked Questions
12:00 noon–4:00 p.m.
Harbor Cruise: Deli Box Lunch, $30
6:00-7:00 p.m.
Space is limited to 500 attendees - reserve your spot today!
Please note, webinar times are shown in US Central Time. Use the World Clock Meeting Planner to determine the time the webinar will take place in your area, at timeanddate.com/worldclock/meeting.html
If you can't attend, register anyway to receive a link to the recording after the webinar.
More information about The Rotary Foundation and the Annual Fund can be found at Rotary.org.
During that week, participants will be personally and professionally pushed to become the leaders they have the potential to be. In the past, our professional tract has brought in speakers from TedX, Coca-Cola, IBM, Linkedin, the U.S. military, the U.S. Congress and many more. Our personal tract focuses on personal-building skills such as communication, relationship building, networking, public speaking, confidence, personality training, and business etiquette.
GLI will be accepting only 54 participants. This is one of the greatest benefits of the program. GLI has absorbed the Rotary model of "service above self" and the participant are given one-on-one help and guidance to learn what it means to be a global change-maker and great future or current Rotarian.
GLI is partnered with the United Nations. During that week, participants will be in the UN building for various activities.
Dear Council on Legislation delegates, District Governors, District Governors-elect, and regional Rotary leaders,
Congratulations! The 2016 Council on Legislation was by all accounts a great success, thanks to the strong commitment, diligence and hard work of its delegates in carrying out the Council's critical role in Rotary's governance.
The Council took a number of forward looking decisions on membership and meeting flexibility and other items, including increasing annual per capita dues by $4.
Nine out of 10 Rotarians have asked Rotary to provide more services, and it was clear to the Council, based on the five-year financial forecast presented by the [Rotary International] Board, that without the dues increase, service to clubs and districts would have to be decreased. As a result of the Council's action, dues to RI will increase by $4 per year in each of the years 2017-'18, 2018-'19, and 2019-'20. The increase will enable us to enhance Rotary's website, improve online tools, add programs and services, and make other advancements to help clubs grow their membership and better serve communities.
Please find more information here about the dues increase, why it was needed, and the impact it will have in supporting our organization's work at all levels in the years ahead. I encourage you to share this information with Rotarians in your club, district, and region. You can also read a wrap-up of the Council's actions on rotary.org.
General Secretary
Rotary International
A how-to membership leads video
Click here for a new video that helps district and club leaders make the most of the recently enhanced Membership Leads resource. It shows how to track a prospective member from the initial membership-leads submission all the way to connection with a local club. It also outlines the role of club and district leaders in the redesigned process, highlighting how their participation will help strengthen membership, and features the new Rotary resources available to support them. Join the conversation in the Membership Best Practices discussion group to tell us how you're using the new Membership Leads resource to grow and diversify membership.
We hope that you've found Rotary International's Brand Center a useful tool to create customized logos and brochures - and to tell Rotary's story in a consistent and engaging way.
We'd like to inform you of a recent change to the online tool. Starting today, April 4, any logos or brochures you create using one of our templates will be automatically deleted from your profile 30 days after your last change or edit. Logos and brochures created before April 4 will be deleted on May 2, unless you make a change or edit to the template.
We recommend that once you have finished your customized logo or brochure, you download the document in PDF, PNG, or JPEG format on your own computer.
Reminders of this change will be posted on Brand Center's template and logo pages.
- Representing Your Community's Professions: A Classification Assessment
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- Finding New Club Members: A Prospective Member Exercise
- Improving Your Member Retention: A Retention Assessment and Analysis
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- Understanding Why Members Resign: Exit Survey
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- For the Business Meeting on Friday, you need to present the signed Credentials that were sent to your club
- For the Memorial Service on Sunday, we need name of your deceased members: send them to me
- For the Paul Harris Dinner, send names of any Paul Harris Recognitions that you want presented
- Dress code for the Paul Harris Dinner on Friday is 'Black Tie Optional'
- White sneakers are optional for the entire District Conference, including Friday's Paul Harris Dinner
- Register now For The District Conference
- We had a GREAT YEAR and WE will CELEBRATE and have FUN!
- Brian Christensen, Natick
- Gary Kelley, Westborough
Brookline Rotary Canvasses For Special Olympics At Boston Marathon
Northborough Rotary Presents 'Pride In Workmanship' Award
Framigham Rotary's 'Spring Carnival' This Thursday Through Sunday
Nashoba Valley Rotary and Bolton Local's Next Bolton Repair Café This Saturday
- Ayer Town Hall, located at 1 Main St. in Ayer, on Saturday, June 18 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
- Westborough Public Library, located at 55 West Main St. in Westborough, on Saturday, June 25 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon
Newton Rotary Accepting Auditions for May 21 'Newton Has Talent'
WPI Rotaract Promotes Ecuadorian Earthquake Relief Effort
"On Saturday, April 16, a 7.8 earthquake stuck our country, Ecuador. People lost family members, their homes, their sources of income and much more, leaving them homeless heartbroken. It is going to be a long journey for them to rebuild their homes and reestablish peace and serenity in them. However, you can help us raise awareness by donating to this fundraiser.
"If you would like to donate any other time, the link to our GoFundMe campaign is: https://www.gofundme.com/AidEcuador
"We are reaching out to you and to the wonderful WPI community because we were lucky enough not to lose any family members, but more than 500 (until now) people did. State officials have said that the expected victim count will surpass the 1,000 mark. This is why we feel in the obligation and the necessity to reach out to as many people as possible in order to help these families out.
"More information about the earthquake can be obtained in the CNN article (http://www.cnn.com/2016/04/18/americas/ecuador-earthquake/index.html), directly to our GoFundMe page, or by searching with the hashtags #ecuadorearthquake #AllEcuadorNeedsIsYou #prayforecuador. If you would like more information about the emergency shelters, you can visit: http://www.cd-ec.org/vivienda-emergente/
"Please, if you can share the GoFundMe link, above, with your family, friends and relatives, the people of Ecuador and us will thank you from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you for your support and generosity. Even a modest contribution helps and your support is greatly appreciated!"
Bedford Rotary will attempt to feed 250,000 children with their fourth annual Meals for Kids food packaging event in partnership with Stop Hunger Now on May 14 at the Bedford campus of Middlesex Community College.
Bedford Rotary, composed of just a few dozen business professionals from Bedford and its surrounding communities, began feeding hungry children in 2013. That first year they established their relationship with Stop Hunger Now, they raised enough money and gathered enough volunteer packagers to put together enough packaged meals to feed 15,000 hungry children. Read more
- Harbor Cruise aboard the Pilgrim Belle: click here. Five-minute walk from the hotel. 1-1/12-hour cruise of Plymouth Harbor. You must register and pay for this event in advance because space is limited. Your price includes a box lunch: for Deli Box lunch $30, click here; and for Lobster Roll, $40, click here.
- Golfing at the Squirrel Run Golf Course: click here. 14 minute drive from the hotel. Tee time is 12 noon. A great opportunity to golf at the beautiful Squirrel Run Golf Course. Price is only $40 person and includes your golf cart. Space is limited so make your reservations early: click here.
Thursday, May 12: Newton Rotary - 'Craft Beer Festival'
Extended Deadline - Friday, May 13: District 7910 - Sign-Up Deadline for District Conference 'Golf Outing'
Saturday, May 21 or First 90 People to Sign Up: District 7910 - Sign-Up Deadline for District Conference 'Harbor Cruise'
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Today we started out on a shallow reef in 20 ft of water here we caught 40 yellowtail snappers for dinner then we moved off to a 50 ft reef and caught our bait for the wrecks and also a few triggerfish for dinner . We hit a few wrecks in the range from 120-300 ft. We fired down some live bait producing amber jack, jack carvel, almaco jacks, mutton snapper, mangrove snapper and Grouper! All in all a great day with tons of meat for a fish fry!
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Merck Punches Back In Fosamax Case
On Monday, Merck's attorneys submitted a formal answer and affirmative defense on behalf of the pharmaceutical giant, denying the accusations currently flying in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.
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This dry oil helps to renew and protect your overtired skin while you sleep. Skin is detoxified and the complexion is revitalized. A cocktail of 5 essential oils and 3 vegetal oils, this 100% plant-based formula promotes cellular renewal and toxin elimination. On waking, skin is replenished and renewed.
Dermatologist tested. Apply in the evening, either by itself or before your moisturizer. Warm 3 to 6 drops in the palm of your hand, then massage onto cleansed face and neck. Avoid the eye contour.
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Travelling to Europe has been a dream since I was eight years old. After a few years saving money, my father was able to help me realize that dream. And I realized that doing an exchange would be the best way. When I chose Malta, I did not know much about the country, but it was in Europe, and it wa … Read more


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This thesis is an exploration of rhizomatic thinking. It sets Border politics in conversation with Foucault's Madness and Civilization and Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Foucault's Madness challenges the binary between reason and madness by overburdening madness with a multiplicity of spaces and identities, while Alice's Adventures reveals the ways in which overburdening space and oversignifying language can decenter identity. The thesis discusses how binary thought processes that give rise to the Border, the confinement of madness, neocolonial enslavement, and the prison-industrial complex can and must be deterritorialized to prevent the neoliberal U.S. State's organization and striation of space and people. This thesis suggests that by purposefully overburdening space, as well as individual and group identity, with overlapping strata of meaning, and by oversignifying language with the multiplicity of discourse, binaries can be complemented by rhizomatic thought.
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Operation Gatekeeper (U.S.) -- Evaluation, Semiotics -- Signifier and Signified, Other (Philosophy) -- Political aspects, Neoliberalism -- 21st century -- Criticism and interpretation, Rhizome -- Philosophy, Michael Foucault (1926-1984) -- Madness and civilization, Lewis Carroll (1832-1898) -- Alice's adventures in Wonderland -- Analysis, Mexican-American Border Region -- Emigration and immigration -- Criticism and interpretation, Whitman College -- Dissertation collection 2014 -- Environmental Humanities
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2 Broke Girls Season 6 starts where previous season ends. Now, both Caroline and Max are in charge of the café. They welcome this development and want to make changes to the diner immediately. They want to swap their old cupcakes for a whole dessert bar and this idea can greatly improve the business. Being business co-owners is a hard task and they have to work harder than ever in order to run the business as expected. However, the promotion did not make them richer and they are as broke as 5 seasons ago.
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Monday, December 8, 2008
Missing my boys...
This weekend was a first since becoming a mom in July. I went away with the girls for a weekend of rest and relaxation. Prior to leaving I was worried that it would be hard to leave the little boy who I have spent each day with since his birth. Actually leaving wasn't that difficult. It wasn't until I had been driving for about 45 minutes that I looked in the backseat and felt a little empty inside. There was no one to talk to back there. Throughout the weekend I had those stop in your tracks moments. As difficult as it was for me, I knew that I was doing the right thing. Daddy and Mason were able to spend some quality time together. I called a lot...to check on the boys. As I knew would be the case, everything was going great! I am so lucky to have such a great husband and son. While I'm not quite sure that they missed me as much as I missed them, it felt great to come home. I was greeted with a great big hug (from Morgan), a special hug (from Riley), and one of those sweet smiles (from Mason). It's good to be back home with my boys and "the Riz"!
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- Mrs. Goodneedle said...
I'm glad you had time for yourself, that takes a good measure of faith and courage for a new Mommy! Well done!! I'm sure you were deeply missed, every single minute.
- December 8, 2008 at 11:10 AM
- lov said...
:) so sweet!!
i love that you got away...for sure you know you can do it now, and each time you decide to go away, or have to go away...you know you can now! :)
by the way...
i tagged you!
- December 12, 2008 at 6:05 AM
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Now in the fifth decade of an illustrious international career, Misha Dichter traces his musical heritage to the two great pianistic traditions of the 20th century: the Russian Romantic School as personified by Rosina Lhevinne, his mentor at The Juilliard School, and the German Classical style that was passed on to him by Aube Tzerko, a pupil of Artur Schnabel. Mr. Dichter reveals this dual legacy in his solo recitals and appearances with virtually all of the world's major orchestras, performing the grand virtuoso compositions of Liszt, Rachmaninoff and Tchaikovsky, as well as music from the central German-Viennese repertoire–works by Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert, and Brahms--which embody more introspective qualities.
An active chamber musician, in addition, Mr. Dichter has collaborated with most of the world's finest string players and frequently performs with Cipa Dichter in duo-piano recitals and concerto performances throughout North America and in Europe, as well as top summer music festivals in the U.S., such as Ravinia, Caramoor, Mostly Mozart, and the Aspen Music Festival. They have brought to the concert stage many previously neglected works of the two-piano and piano-four-hand repertoires, including the world premiere of Robert Starer's Concerto for Two Pianos, the world premiere of the first movement of Shostakovich's two-piano version of Symphony No. 13 (Babi Yar)*, and the world premiere of Mendelssohn's unpublished Songs Without Words, Op. 62 and 67 for piano four hands. Mr. Dichter's master classes at music festivals and at such conservatories and universities as Juilliard, Curtis, Eastman, Yale, Harvard, and the Amsterdam Conservatory, are widely attended.
Mr. Dichter was born in Shanghai in 1945, his Polish parents having fled Poland at the outbreak of World War II. He moved with his family to Los Angeles at the age of two and began piano lessons four years later. In addition to his keyboard studies with Aube Tzerko, which established the concentrated practice regimen and the intensive approach to musical analysis that he follows to this day, Mr. Dichter studied composition and analysis with Leonard Stein, a disciple of Arnold Schoenberg. He subsequently came to New York to work with Mme. Lhevinne at The Juilliard School.
At the age of 20, while still enrolled at Juilliard, he entered the 1966 Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, where his choice of repertoire—music of Schubert and Beethoven, Rachmaninoff and Stravinsky—reflected the two major influences on his musical development. Mr. Dichter's stunning triumph at that competition launched his international career. Almost immediately thereafter, he performed Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No. 1 at Tanglewood with Erich Leinsdorf and the Boston Symphony, a concert that was nationally broadcast live on NBC and subsequently recorded for RCA. In 1968, Mr. Dichter made his debut with Leonard Bernstein and the New York Philharmonic, performing this same concerto. Appearances with leading European ensembles, including the Berlin Philharmonic, Concertgebouw of Amsterdam, and the principal London orchestras, as well as regular performances with major American orchestras, soon followed.


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The third figure in this second set of four also bends the traditional view of a Plague Doctor.
Bolts, organic in appearance (almost like growths or barnacles) line the seams of his stitched leather hood.
His goggles are prominent, the glass thick and dark almost like that of a welder. There is no hint of eyes behind them, but you cannot mistake the sense you're being watched.
The muddied appearance travels from hood to scarf, and you can't quite tell if his clothing is soiled or if that's how they look naturally.
There is one more figure left in this set of four, and he is more in line with others you've seen me make. I certainly had some fun with these last two, pushing the boundaries on what defines a Plague Doctor; trying to make them very different yet still retain enough hints in the features that you connect it to the classic figures.
Ever since I painted the first red Plague Doctor, I've been itching to make a blue one.
Here he is, a skeletal blue jay mask and bright blue leather hiding his true face from us.
You see, these aren't human Plague Doctors. They look like them, and they mingle with the sick and diseased, but there is no benevolence in their attention to the ill. No pity for the suffering of mankind. They simply chose this form because it was the simplest to replicate, having to only shift their appearance slightly to adapt to an acceptable sight on any street corner so long ago.
Should two of these creatures cross each other's path, there is no greeting, no acknowledgement of their presence. They simply pass by, or hover over the sickly individual on opposite sides of his deathbed.
Ever since I made the Plague Doctor door snake, my brain has been churning ideas of white-masked sculptures.
I don't want them to look like everyone else's, but I do want it to be identifiable (at least in the sense they are 'inspired by' plague doctors).
I decided that I would do a mixed media for the forms - clay masks and maybe cloth bodies. Even with these decisions made, I could not move forward.
The roadblock for me was that I kept thinking what if. What if the plaque doctor wasn't a person at all, but an actual creature? In fact, what if it was some sort of spirit. Something not of this world.
Setting my original plans aside for the moment, I indulged myself. I extended his neck. I gave his body a slight S shape. I didn't worry about arms. I had some fun with his mask.
The idea of plague doctor as divinity speaks to me so much I may have to alter my plans for the next ones I make.
This one is made of polymer clay and stands approximately 6" high. The next ones will be taller.
Sadly, my little spirit does not have the gift of flight and, due to my clumsiness, took a tumble off the table. He's suffered a hairline crack on one side of his hood towards the back (you can see it in the right picture below).
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Three companies that pay for at least some recyclable materials are Advantage Metals Recycling, Metro Recycling and TerraCycle. Some of these companies pay their scrap metal providers on the spot, while others have a credit program.Continue Reading
As of 2015, Advantage Metals Recycling has several locations in eastern Kansas and western and central Missouri. The company collects scrap metal and pays the providers on the spot. It collects both nonferrous scrap metal items, such as soda cans, aluminum lawn chairs, brass faucets, copper pipes and Christmas lights, as well as ferrous material, including stoves, refrigerators, air conditioners, cast iron patio furniture and lawn mowers. Advantage Metals Recycling then processes the metal in an environmentally conscious manner and sends it off to aluminum melters and steel mills.
Metro Recycling operates in one location in Illinois and two in Indiana. The company collects a wide range of items, including cardboard, electric motors, aluminum cans, PVC tubing and scrap steel. Some restrictions apply. The company pays providers at their facilities.
TerraCycle has several different programs that customers can sign up for. Remuneration comes in the form of TerraCycle points, which are either used to collect charitable gifts or sent to a non-profit school designated by the customer. Programs include the Cigarette Waster Brigade, the Colgate Oral Care Brigade and the Drink Pouch Brigade.Learn more about Industries


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Frank Furlong was a young illustrator in Detroit during the mid-20th century when that city, fueled on high-octane auto industry dollars, was as much an epicenter of advertising art as New York. Previously Frank described his departure from Detroit and what came next. Today, the conclusion of the story... ~ Leif Peng
Frank writes...
"Word got around and an old rep from Detroit called from L.A. wanting my reel as old clients from Detroit had moved on to various cities and expressed an interest in what I was doing. So work started coming from L.A. and I started flying back and forth, still getting work in Dallas. I landed a 20 minute film for the Southern Baptists of "David and Goliath." This was major work in that market and gave me a chance to use Jack Unruh as a stylist. Turned out the Baptists didn't want me playing fast and loose with their idea of the showdown. No suspense, no drama. It was pretty... but dull. Fortunately I still have one of Jack's BGs... magnificent. It was about this time that Peggy Lee was singing "Is that all there is?" - and I felt the same. So we moved on again."
"Feel free to envy me in that for a couple years Tex Avery and I were the animation department for a commercial production house here in L.A."
"Tex's hands were pretty much crippled by arthritis so he was more a teacher than anything else. At meetings with clients he came up with gloriously funny bits but unfortunately most all of them wanted harder sell so I wound up directing the commercials, with Tex as an adviser. Thank God."
"I fear most of the animation I see where people are trying to emulate Tex really misses the point. He wasn't just speed, he was timing and humor. I remember one such attempt with the resultant comment from Tex that he didn't mind people stealing his stuff, he just wished they'd get it right."
"Tex never understood his place on the Pantheon and was stumped when fans from all over the world showed up wanting to meet him. One of my favorite memories in this end of the biz was directing a spot that called for a female shopper walking away from the camera at it's end. I was not an animator (I kinda backed into it from designing characters and BGs) but, with Tex at hand, I knew what I wanted and was unable to get it from a couple really good people so I tried my hand. When I showed Tex the pencil test his reaction was "Furlong, that's the worst animation I've ever seen. I love it!"
"To Tex it was the gag uber alles. Different from Disney he couldn't have been."
"I worked animation for almost 40 years and I've got to admit it was the most fulfilling work of my time in commercial art, but I never again found the atmosphere I enjoyed with other artists that makes Detroit's glory days unforgettable. Before I wrap up I want to make sure I didn't leave the wrong impression, by maybe concentrating on the fun and love of my time. It was work. And it was hard work. It was frustrating and fulfilling. I feel privileged to have been part of it."
To see Frank's recent work, please visit frankfurlong.com


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How do our muscles work?
Whether we are running waking lifting an object or just getting up from a couch, a number of muscles come into play. There are about 639 muscles of all shapes and sizes in the different parts of our body. A medium sized muscles of the body 10 million cells. All the muscles of the body put together have almost 6,000 millions cells. Each of these muscle cells is like a motor. Containing ten cylinders arranged in a row. The cylinders are tiny boxes that fountain fluid. A muscle contracts when the brain sends a message to these tiny boxes. For a fraction of second the fluid in the tiny box congeals and then returns to normal. It is this action that causes the muscles to move. Muscles make up to about 40% weight of the body.
Human Muscles Movements
From birth to death, these muscles form a very important part of our life. They produce heat and help in the movement of food from one place to another in the digestive system. They take the air to the lunges. If they stop working all the factions of our body would come of halt. The throbbing of the heart and the expansion and contraction of intestines would also stop.
The muscles of our body are of three kinds striated of voluntary smooth or involuntary and cardiac. Most of the muscles of the hands legs neck and head are voluntary because al these limbs function according to our wishes. Most of them are attached to nuns and are called skeletal muscles. Striated mussels are made up of many fibers. Smooth or involuntary muscles are those which functions on their functioning. The muscles of the stomach and intestine are involuntary because the process of digestion contours on ties own. These muscles help in blood circulation. The cardiac muscles are found in the heart. They are also involuntary muscles. They cannot be controlled by our will. It is most important muscle and is fibrous in structure. With the help of his muscle the heart beats 2,500 millions times in a life span of 70 days.
Several body parts such as brain, spinal cord and nerves are involved in the working of muscles. A muscle is made up to of many tiny fibers that contract when they receive a signal from the nerve. Muscles fibers either only a few of its fibers contract the muscles contracts more powerfully when more of its fibers contract. All muscles work by contraction.


text: Bird Rock Coffee Roasters has been getting lots of mileage lately; winning "coffee of the year" from the SCAA for their Colombian Buenavista Carlos Imbachi; a plum-like, mellow full city roast that has a fine finish and is a great port and brie kind of coffee. Pictured at left is their Haraaz Supreme; a Yemeni hand-picked bean grown in ecologically pure conditions. The light roast yields up a fruity, tart cup that has some great high notes and a pleasant nose. The coffee was rated highly in the August Food & Wine magazine for its overall cup quality and we think they hit the nail on the head. Along with these offerings Bird Rock is now selling a wonderful aged Blue Batak from Indonesia. This peaberry gives a mellow, smoky flavor with a taste of licorice We found it excellent in a french press and think it's just the thing to go with a richer, heavier feast of meat, sauces and bold tastes. This bean will stay right with them. www.birdrockcoffeeroasters.com


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|Half Baths
|4,600 sq ft
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|5 nights
'We have been coming to the Valley for years, and yours is our favorite house. We will return next year!'
Spacious, Sunny, Beautifully-Furnished and Comfortable 4-Bedroom, 4-1/2 Bath Home in Lane Ranch, 1 mile from River Run Ski Area and 2 miles from downtown Ketchum. New Gourmet Kitchen, Family Room, Living Room, Dining Room, Master Bedroom and Powder Room on ground floor. 3 Bedrooms with Ensuite Baths plus Office Area with computer, high-speed wireless internet and printer/fax on second floor. There are four wood-burning/gas fireplaces. 3-Car Garage on 1/2 acre.
Lane Ranch Club House is for your use with Pool, Hot Tub and Tennis Courts.
The two Master Bedrooms have King Size Beds, French Doors with view of Sawtooth Mountains, Fireplaces, Large Master Baths and Walk-In Closets. The Queen Bedroom has French Doors with view from Deck of Sawtooth Mountains. The Twin Bedroom has a two Twin Beds and a Queen Sleep Sofa.
Keywords: House on half an acre in quiet Lane Ranch neighborhood with view of the mountains.
We live in San Francisco but we also love love love Sun Valley. In the winter it is wonderful for downhill skiing, cross country skiing, snowshoeing and just enjoying reading a good book by the fire. In Summer it is biking, golf, tennis, fishing & hiking. All within a mile or two from the house.
Connie Price purchased this house in 2006
Beautiful and friendly neighborhood, close to town, surrounded by houses on half-acre lots. Open and family friendly with a swimming pool, hot tub, and tennis courts for homeowners. South of town with easy access to Elkhorn and Sun Valley Resort. Bike Path.
Beautiful views, lovely garden, big windows with lots of light in home. Love the hot tub, swimming pool and tennis courts.
My wife and I have been in the resort rental and property management business for more than forty years. This property has a great location in terms of its natural setting, privacy and access to Ketchum/Sun Valley and local recreational activities. These are the things that we look for based on our experience: cleanliness, privacy and spaciousness of bedrooms, comfortable beds, quality of towels and linens, laundry facilities, layout of kitchen and family room, kitchenware, coffee-maker (must have good morning coffee!), barbecue, closet space, etc. TV and internet access are givens. Bonus points for art work.
Two bikes are provided for trips into nearby Ketchum (one mile) and for rides on the bike trail running north and south along the Wood River. Additional bikes are available for rent in Ketchum. Ours was a late summer rental. We enjoyed some great hikes and we particularly recommend hiking alongside Red Fish Lake, near Stanley. Depending upon the season, $10 will get you to the far end of the lake by boat. Hike about two miles up the side of the mountain at a steady grade and three to four miles back down to the lodge. Loved "Il Naso" Restaurant (Italian) in Ketchum. Take a tour of the new Sun Valley Lodge. Be sure to take advantage of art exhibits - lots of fine art and local characters. This is a very well-stocked home.
Bottom line: The owners have great taste and they are willing to share their special touches with their renters. Given its unique rental value, this is a property that we plan to rent again.
This a wonderful home for a multi-generation family. There are three very separate zones in the house so our group of grandparents and two younger couples with two kids each fit perfectly. The living room, kitchen, dining and family rooms are spacious so there is plenty of common space for socializing or getting away for some private time. The kitchen is especially well equipped, with cooking supplies and cooking utensils, pots and pans for any needs. The large island with bar chairs was perfect for the 3 and 5 year old to do art projects while everyone else was cooking.
The location is quite close to Ketchum. One day we walked into town on the nearby Wood River trail and then took the free bus back (stop is right at the entrance to Lane Ranch). We also used the provided bikes to bike the same Wood River Trail. The excellent pool and tennis courts are about a ten minute walk on a sidewalk (and a 2 minute drive). The facilities are never crowded and our youngsters were there everyday (sometimes twice a day)
The house is centrally located for fishing the many streams in the area - including the Big Wood and Big Lost. We unfortunately had cold and wet weather during our week, so our fishing was curtailed, but having a great house allowed for compensating indoor activities.
In summary, this is a great house and we thought a great value for Sun Valley. You can't go wrong renting it!
This property is gorgeous and was perfect for our summer family reunion. The house is way more spacious than the pictures make it out to be. The kitchen is huge and the living and dining spaces were perfect for our large group.
The Lane Ranch neighborhood is absolutely beautiful. We nearly had the clubhouse pool to ourselves and perhaps my favorite moment of our stay was watching the deer that hopped by at the base of the mountains just behind the Lane Ranch courts where we were playing tennis.
The location is perfect as it is just a couple of minutes away from Ketchum and Sun Valley. The Big Wood River, River Run Plaza, and the Elkhorn Resort are even closer and can be accessed quickly via bike paths right out of the entrance of the Lane Ranch neighborhood.
The owner is super accommodating and sincerely interested in helping you have a wonderful stay. We will not hesitate one bit to stay here next time we visit Sun Valley.
My family and I stayed at this property in January. We had the best time! The house is amazing because it allows individuals to have their own space, but also provides plenty of room for everyone to enjoy together!! I would recommend it for multi-generational families, couples' trips, multiple families, etc. The kitchen is fantastic and I stole several ideas for my own kitchen remodel. You won't be disappointed!!
This house is wonderful and just as described and can be seen in photos. They have made it very comfortable with many details - internet acces, computer / printer, Riedel wine glasses, high tech coffee machine, etc. It is clean and has all the amenities you can think of! I would highly recommend to both friends and relatives!!!!
Other Activities: snowboarding, cross country skiing


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Special Education Records
To Be Destroyed
Anna ISD will destroy records from the 2012-2013 school year for students who moved, graduated, and/or exited the program during this time. Parents who would like to have a copy of their student's records should contact the Special Education Department at 972-924-1016 by August 15, 2018.
The records will be destroyed by September 5, 2018.
Navigate Life Texas is a website where families and parents can find the resources and services they need to support children with disabilities or special health care needs. The website is sponsored by the State of Texas.
For the first time, Texas families of children with disabilities and special health care needs will have a comprehensive searchable online resource with information from diagnosis to transition to adulthood. The new, bilingual website was developed by parents, for parents. Click on the logo above to be directed to the website.


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Withington is working hard to encourage women into golf and have two special offers for you:
1) Full membership just £349
This unbelievable price is designed especially to attract new lady members, in line with England Golf's national campaigns to encourage women into our fantastic sport.
Step 1: Professional Tutorial - just £39
5 x group lessons with our fantastic golf professional starting on Saturday 24th February 2018. Free tea, coffee and a scone before the first lesson.
Step 2: 3 month membership | just £99
Because lessons are sometimes not enough to get into golf, play as much as you can for 3 months and you'll be hooked! (Lasts 3 months from date of purchase).
Step 3: buddy scheme | FREE to 3 month members
Play with current members and other new
starters to help you with the rules and etiquette.
starters to help you with the rules and etiquette.
We are a friendly bunch of 70 ladies of all ages, and are keen to welcome new members of all abilities as 6 or 7 day members. We will introduce you to new friends, help you get a handicap, and even lend you clubs to get you started.
Club competitions: We have weekly club competitions on Saturdays (7 day membership only), Thursdays, with tee times up to 6pm in Summer, and some Sundays throughout the year. Members can also compete in club knockouts, a singles trophy (the Club Cup), and a doubles (four-ball) knock-out. We hold prize presentations throughout the season, and a Trophy Dinner in October to award the main prizes.
Regional competitions: The club enters many of the Cheshire and Manchester-wide competitions, including the East Cheshire Shield and Plate matches, Manchester and District Bell Cup, Business Ladies League, Elizabeth Wilson scratch knockout and the Scratch League.
Saturdays: Seven-day lady members play in competitions on a Saturday morning, with and alongside gentlemen members. Six-day members may play on a Saturday afternoon, after the competition, at no additional cost.
Socials: We run a number of social golfing events including a roll-up every Sunday at noon and Tuesday at 11am (where you turn up and play casually and your playing partners are selected at random), a weekend away, a mini-open, and fun monthly mixed golfing events. It's not just about the golf though, and we also organise other social events, including dinners, picnic in the park, cheese and wine evenings, race nights, tribute acts, a Bridge drive, and a kids' Christmas party to name just a few - see all our social events.
English Women's Golf Association - www.englandgolf.org


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Modelling the Christian faith through relationships
Living out our faith with sincerity is often a powerful avenue for the Holy Spirit to minister to others.
Cross-cultural ministry takes many forms. For this worker, it's often about living out his faith with integrity and simply loving the people around him. This is his account.
There are many types of relationships in which people intentionally influence each other: mentoring, counselling, consulting and coaching come to mind. There is a time and place for each.
For me, I am most comfortable modelling relationships where I simply do things alongside people, modelling life. My greatest role, then, is to abide in Christ and be led by the Holy Spirit.
Recently, I have come to believe that modelling relationships is also a transformative ministry, and a ministry that we see lived out in Jesus' life.
Recently I had the opportunity to talk with a Han Chinese brother with whom I have spent a lot of time over the last five years. What he said is a testimony of how God can work through us in people's lives.
Below is my friend's story as he shared it with me:
"I really appreciate the way you have walked alongside of me and invited me into your friendships with Uyghur people. I am thankful that you never tried to push your thoughts on me or tried to convince me to do things the way you do them. Because I did not feel pushed or judged, I have been able to simply observe you in the way you relate to your friends. What I notice is that they are never a project or an objective to you, but people you choose to love. You share your deepest things with them. I also notice that you set aside your own preferences to make them comfortable.
I remember the first time we went to the countryside together and ate lunch with a farming family. They brought the food on dirty dishes out of a dirty kitchen, and I was trying to think how to make an excuse to decline the food. I looked and saw you smiling and eating everything. When I asked, you simply said, 'I feel as if Jesus told me that I should eat and drink whatever they give me. Getting Giardia a few times a year is a small price to pay for doing what God wants you to do.'
I really did not feel judged, yet I knew that I, too, should eat and drink whatever they gave me. I cannot believe how things would be different for me if I would not have eaten meals at Uyghur farmers' homes over the last few years. Some of my dearest friends would still be strangers if I had not learned this one lesson.
I remember the first time I heard you telling a Uyghur person that you follow Jesus, and you are glad that they still feel okay to be your friend. You said that you are glad we can talk about things of faith without feeling pressured to change our identity. All of the tension just left the room, and everybody became free to express themselves. Suddenly people were curious about the choices you make. I cannot imagine how my life would be different if I didn't have the opportunity to share my story of faith with Uyghur friends I have come to love.
My little church is only about 20 people, and I feel privileged to serve the Lord there. I never intended to promote a Uyghur ministry in my church; I simply started sharing about my Uyghur farming friends. Slowly my church sensed that God wanted them to do something for Uyghur people, but they were uncertain how to begin. Who would have thought they would look to me as an example? What qualifications do I have? I praise God that for some reason, He has led my church to foster relationships with Uyghurs, so that they might know about Jesus Christ and have meaningful relationships with other Han Chinese.
Recently a Uyghur family in the countryside believed in Jesus. After this, their friends and neighbours kicked them out of their village. My church heard about this and invited this family to be a part of our fellowship. It is so encouraging to see them welcome a Uygur family into our city, help them find work, and help them grow in faith. My little church is even helping the father take theology courses in Chinese, though his Chinese is not sufficient. People take turns helping him. It is really a blessing to see God at work in the lives of both Han and Uyghurs."
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Parking Lot
Congress and concert venues opened during the last decade are equipped with automated parking systems designed to monitor the availability of spaces for guests. The ICE Kraków Congress Centre, which has a 2-floor car park underground for 335 cars also has such a system in place.
Introducing a metered automated parking system is also connected with safety concerns – the system ensures the safety of our guests by providing better control of vehicles entering the underground car park.
Detailed terms and conditions are available HERE
Pricing table is available HERE
Concert Ticket
You can buy the concert ticket, which is a flat fee for parking at the parking lot for the duration of the ticketed show. Concert ticket is payable in advance at the automatic checkout parking no earlier than 1.5 hours before the show, valid until 1 hour after the show is finished. Concert ticket price is 15 PLN gross.
Key information:
1. The car part is unguarded, paid and available for all customers, renters and guests of the ICE Kraków Congress Centre.
2. The car park is open:
a) from Monday to Friday – from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM
b) Saturday and Sunday – from 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM
3. On the days of concerts and other events organised at the ICE Kraków Congress Centre, the availability of the car park will be extended to 1 hour after the end of the last event.
4. The car park is available for passenger vehicles with a maximum height of 2.1 metres and maximum weight of 3.5 tonnes.
5. Stays shorter than 30 minutes are free of charge. After the period of 30 minutes is exceeded, it shall be counted as payable time.
6. The fee for the first and further hours in the car park is 4 PLN gross. The parking fee shall be paid in one of two parking machines located near the entrances to staircase A at floor -1 and -2. The parking machines were properly marked.
7. All current information regarding the operations of the car park will be available in advance at www.icekrakow.pl
8. The venue operator reserves the right to close parts of or the entire car park. Information regarding planned closing of parts or the entirety of the car park will be published in advance at www.icekrakow.pl The Operator is allowed to not inform about partial or total closures of the car park as described above in exceptional and unplanned circumstances.
9. A speed limit of 20 km/h is imposed in the entire area of the car park.
10. In the case of loss of a parking ticket, a flat-rate fee of 100 PLN gross is payable regardless of the time the vehicle was parked in the car park.
11. The terms and conditions of the car park are available at www.icekrakow.pl