text:
Hotels in Skipton , Yorkshire
The Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel & Spa
Bolton Abbey
Tel: +44 (0)1756 710441
Fax: +44 (0)1756 710564
Email: click here
The Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel & Spa online: information and bookings
Situated on the Duke of Devonshire's 30,000 acre Bolton Abbey Estate in the Yorkshire Dales, The Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel and Spa offers 40 individually designed bedrooms, the relaxing Devonshire Health Spa and extensive conference and banqueting facilities. The refined Burlington restaurant with a Michelin Star and 4 AA rosettes is the highest rated in Yorkshire, while the Devonshire Brasserie and Bar is lively and colourful, perfect for a relaxing lunch or informal dinner.
The lovely rooms at The Devonshire Arms represent some of the finest luxury hotel accommodation in the Yorkshire Dales. Each room is individually decorated and is a testament to luxurious style, each distinctive in its own right, imaginatively furnished, exceptionally comfortable and each has those thoughtful touches that make all the difference.
For many years The Devonshire Arms have welcomed guests from all over seeking relaxation and tranquility in sublime surroundings, where friendly and attentive service makes all the difference and you can feel spoilt. Your stay at The Devonshire is very important to us and we aim to make your visit memorable.
We have every confidence that you will enjoy a 'Good Night's Sleep' in any of our rooms. Small things to personalise your room such as feather or non feather duvets or blankets, hot water bottles and of course Molton Brown products for that extra special feeling.
We love wining and dining at The Devonshire. Our chefs are some of the best in the country cooking some of the most delicious and inspiring dishes. Our Cellar Master Nigel Fairclough, will certainly find the perfect wine to accompany each of your dishes and with a wealth of wine knowledge he is only too pleased to share.
At The Devonshire you are spoilt for choice when it comes to wining and dining. A choice of two of the most highly regarded restaurants in Yorkshire; the refined Burlington Restaurant with 4 AA rosettes (note the designer silverware and the classic architectural drawings, some over 250 years old) and the Devonshire Brasserie and Bar, lively and colourful with Lloyd Loom furniture, a delightful contrast. Common to both is the excellence of the food, a superb wine list and dedicated attention from enthusiastic staff.
Weddings and Conferences
Scene, mood, friendly unobtrusive service and attention to detail are so important in making the most of a special occasion, in making it distinctive, exceptional, momentous, remarkable, enjoyable... and unique. All the ingredients are here for a truly memorable celebration; birthday, anniversary, special achievement, private party, Christmas party, award ceremony, engagement, wedding, in fact, any special occasion thats worth celebrating.Scene, mood, friendly unobtrusive service and attention to detaiare so important in making the most of a special occasion, in making it distinctive, exceptional, momentous, remarkable, enjoyable... and unique. All the ingredients are here for a truly memorable celebration; birthday, anniversary, special achievement, private party, Christmas party, award ceremony, engagement, wedding, in fact, any special occasion thats worth celebrating.
Successful events are all about location, precision planning and attention to detail. The Devonshire Arms satisfies all three superbly. Everything is ready for you on arrival and everything is delivered to you on time during the course of the day(s). There are four conference rooms, at least one of which will 'tick all your boxes'. No wonder companies, firms and organisations return time and again
Leisure facilities
The Devonshire Health Spa
The Devonshire Health Spa is located in the most luxuriously invigorating location in the heart of the Yorkshire Dales, theres therapy in just being here.
At The Devonshire Health Spa, its all about you, your good health and wellbeing. Relax completely and let an Elemis treatment work its magic. Youll feel rejuvenated and wonderfully invigorated. Elemis spa therapies are designed to respect the bodys complex physiology, and to work in natural synergy with your skin. Every treatment is specifically designed to offer a unique experience, using powerful massage sequences and the most potent active ingredients available in the world today.
In case of alteration, please check prices, opening times and any specific important information before booking or visiting
Go Back to Yorkshire?Broughton Hall, Skipton
More Hotels in Yorkshire?
Places to Visit near The Devonshire Arms Country House Hotel & Spa
Gamekeepers Inn, Grassington
Amerdale House Hotel, Arncliffe
Skipton Castle, Skipton
The Burlington Restaurtant , Bolton Abbey


text:
Last Word First
During my test period in the new Audi A5 Quattro, I parked all preconceptions yet came away with the firm view that Audi have got so much right with this mid-range SUV.
It fitted into my schedule like the most comfortable pair of shoes, went about answering my tasks with unerring ease and was simply brilliant company throughout our 600-kilometre get-together. On every level, this new Q5 Quattro married into my week with such quiet efficiency that I regretted returning it - it's legacy making it one of the most truly competent, confident cars I have driven in quite a while. This all-new Audi Q5 is available to order in dealerships with pricing from €48,350.
Make: Audi, Test Model: Q5 SE, Format: 5-door, 4-seater SUV, Engine: 2.0 TDi: Power: 190bhp, Torque: 400Nm, Transmission: S-tronic, dual-clutch, 7-speed Automatic, CO2 rating: 136g/km, Tax Band: B2, Annual Road Tax: €280, Boot Space: 55 litres – 1,560 with the rear seats folded, Test Model Price: €65,641
Some of the Competition: Mercedes-Benz GLC, BMW X3, Jaguar F-Pace, Porsche Macan, Land Rover Discovery Sport, Volvo XC60.
Outside View
First launched in 2005 and now built in Mexico, this conservatively styled new second-generation Q5 sits on Audi's MLB platform and carries none of the bulkiness of the former, its overall weight down some 90kg. I liked the subtlety of its design, with no effort to be flash or vogue-like. It is confident in its demeanour; its build and overall finish could easily be the yardstick for others.
Inside Story
Typical Audi. Lovely polished alloy, heated leather seats, a centre and drivers console that oversees all your progress, safety and entertainment demands. It is wonderfully tactile, with designs like the gear selector worthy of an arts award. Like other vehicles in many of the sale segments, new owners are well advised to spend time with their dealer to acclimatise to their choice of tech.
The 2017 Q5 Quattro stands 4,66m long, 1,66m in elevation and is 1.89m in width, making it bigger than its former incarnation. Rear seat passengers benefit from the longer wheelbase, now 2.82m - some 20mm of an increase.
Road Story
The overall road feel of the Q5 Quattro is one of ease and assurance. It is quiet on the road and goes about its business with a confidence that requires little effort from the driver. The automatic gearbox goes through its ranges without any surge or lurch and the 2-litre turbo-diesels 180bhp is willing without being overly enthusiastic – in keeping with the Q5's conservative nature.
The Q5 Quattro comes with a Euro NCAP five-star rating, with a whole plethora of driver assistance systems coming as standard, including their pre-sense city system; an emergency braking system that reacts to vehicles up ahead of the car and to pedestrians.
Whether it was the urban sprawl or out on the open road, the Q5 never allowed the intrusion of road noise to spoil either the music or conversation. Fuel consumption over my mixed journeys averaged out at 5.7 litres/100km.
The 2017 Q5 is up against some great competition in this segment and will add wonderfully to the choice difficulty. Best draw up your test list top three, including the Q5, and prepare for a tough decision.
Visit http://www.audi.ie/
Tony Toner - Motoring Correspondent for BeepBeep.ie

subset: commoncrawl


text:
I recently had the opportunity to interview Natasha Kelly. If you'll remember, Natasha is one of the co-founders of Sham of the Perfect. She's also a documentary family photographer from Melbourne, Australia, and a wife and mother of three children.
I wanted to share with you a small part of our recent talk. When asked if she had any words of wisdom for other creative mothers, she had this to say:
"Let go of expectations. Don't look at other artists & see what they are doing & how they're doing it & feel like you must do it that way too. Be flexible, fit in what you can, when you can. It's ok to put housework last & your creative work first. Be gentle on yourself."
I think this is so important. All of it.
- Stop comparing yourself to others. We are all guilty of it in probably every aspect of our lives. Unfortunately, even our creative lives. This should be the one place that we can be ourselves and not worry about that others are thinking or doing.
- Housework can wait. Mine does. I bet yours will too.
- Don't be so hard on yourself. I think that's why I love the Sham of the Perfect project so much. It gives us a glimpse into someone else's true life, not someone's pinteresty, perfect, how she wants to be portrayed on social media life. Real life. Milk spilled on the kitchen counter. Laundry piled up. Kids unhappy. Yep, this is how we live sometimes.
Thank you, Natasha, for the great interview and these wonderful words of wisdom. And don't forget to be gentle on yourself.


text:
We use cookies to ensure our website works properly and to collect statistics about users in order for us to improve the website. If you continue to browse this site you will accept our use of cookies.
Industrial / Production
Qbiss – Modular Facade System
Qbiss One B
Trimoterm - Insulated Fireproof Facade System
Panel fixing Systems
System Invisio
Profile Type
Gladio profile (G)
Flashing Elements
Nextlevel Studio
Velehradská (areál ZD Dolina)
Staré Město
Czech Republic
share page
share image


text:
7 varieties available
Neutrogena® Mineral Sheers Loose Powder Foundation
BY NEUTROGENA #81 in Powder Foundation
4.21 / 5 based on 2,528 Reviews
Buy now on Rite Aid
and get 3.0% CASH BACK with
and get 3.0% CASH BACK with
powered by
Product Description
Naturally derived minerals for natural coverage. Not only is this mineral makeup formula safe for sensitive skin, it helps provide you with a flawless natural-looking finish. Plus, it's clinically proven to reduce the appearance of redness and improve your skin's clarity as well as tone and texture.
- Brush applicator included
- No talc, fragrance or dyes
- Available in 8 skin-perfecting foundation shades
How To Use :-
- Smooth all over face with applicator, starting from center of face and blending outwards.
Mica, Bismuth Oxychloride, Polymethyl Methacrylate, Zinc Stearate, Triethoxycaprylylsilane, Sodium Dehydroacetate, Methylparaben, Silk Powder, Propylparaben, Glycine Soja (Soybean) Seed Extract, Tocopheryl Acetate, Pantothenic Acid, Retinyl Palmitate, Ascorbic Acid.
Top Questions See all 173 Q&A
- Is this foundation good for oily to dry skin? Is it mediu...1 Answers
- Este polvo compacto es perfecto para todas nosotr... Be the first to answer!
- Is this good for sensitive skin?1 Answers
Neutrogena® Mineral Sheers Loose Powder Foundation
Reviews (2528)
Media (62)
2528 reviews
Review for: Nude more...
So .... for the last 3 days I've been using Neutrogena's powder foundation. I have a foundation fetish and 100 % admit to being a foundation snob. As with any foundation proper skin care prep to application is key. Slap any foundation onto your skin without properly moisturizing / priming beforehand .... your probably not going to be happy with it's performance Anywho .... I use a setting powder over the top of this as well. I have combo skin ( more oily in summer ) , fine lines and what I consider to be large pores. The application is quick. The finish is light. It's buildable and I haven't had it to get cakey. I use a buffing brush to blend it into my skin. I think it's perfect for summer or anyone that doesn't want to mess with a liquid foundation.
Review for: Other more...
I got Natural beige and its a bit darker than my skin tone .Kind of powder leaning towards brown shade.I should have purchase one step lighter than my skin. The powder gives you a subtle shimmery effect and its easy to apply but slowdown when applying as it tends to look cakey when you used a lot.
This is one of the best powder foundations that i use. I even used it today. I love how i dont have to keep reapplying through out the day. It definitely worked good for my oily skin. I fully recommend this product to anyone who is looking for a powdered foundation that you dont have to reapply throughout the day!!
Review for: Mineral Sheers Loose Powder Foundation Natural Ivory more...
I only use loose powder foundation (on the few occasions I wear makeup) and this product is great at evening out my skin tone. It doesn't perfectly cover up blemishes but for the price it does what I need it to do. It's a nice light powder compared to how heavy liquid foundation feels.
Review for: Nude more...
When I'm in a hurry to get out the door this is my go to foundation! Easy to apply and it lasts all day. Super great coverage and a little goes a long way. I purchased it from my local Target and if they are ever out I am happy my local Ulta carries the product!
Review for: Natural Beige more...
I always repurchase this mineral powder because I just love how well it covers & my skin loves it! I'm very acne prone and I don't find myself breakout much with this powder. It gives my skin an air brushed look after I set with my foundation. I've tried using it alone but it doesn't wear as long as I'd like throughout the day hence why I choose to set with it after my foundation.
Pros: build-able!
Cons: doesn't wear as long just alone. Would advise using a make up primer and/or a light base foundation so it will stay in place.
Pros: build-able!
Cons: doesn't wear as long just alone. Would advise using a make up primer and/or a light base foundation so it will stay in place.
This product is okay, I would definitely recommend their skin care line over there make up line. It has a very nice feeling to it when you applied to the skin and the price point is very fair but it just isn't very long lasting even though it is sheer coverage.
Review for: Neutrogena Mineral Sheers Loose Powder Foundation, Natural Beige 0.19 oz more...
I really like how this doesn't settle into fine lines and crevices in the skin. It goes on light, yet it covers imperfections for an overall "real" not over-made up look. Perfect for women who are starting to see their skin mature, and full-coverage non-mineral powders are a thing of the past. There is a reason why. This looks beautifully natural, still hiding the uneven tones of the skin. I spray over mine with a setting spray- and bang! It's set all day, even in a sweaty-face profession. It doesn't cake up.
I bought this on a whim after seeing it on clearance at my local Ulta. I am so surprised by the coverage! It definitely doesnt have the best staying power but I use it on my non makeup days and it evens my skin tone out and is pretty easy to apply.
Clinique discontinued their SuperMoisture makeup, and I've been desperately searching for a replacement since. I tried every price range and a dozen foundations before settling on this. I'm over 50 and have extremely dry skin and fine lines. This makeup isn't drying and goes on smooth. It settles into fine lines a tiny bit but less than any other I tried. The price is right, and it's hypoallergenic, which I need. The coverage is light, so you need concealer for more problem areas, but it's enough for my dark circles. There are enough colors to get close to skin tone, and it lasts through the workday.
Is this good enough coverage for oily skin and acne scars?
Never tried it before? does it work well? is their for normal skin or skin type?
Has anyone with oily skin used this product?
I've heard good things about this foundation are they really true does it really have the coverage they say ?
How is this for dry skin?
See All Photos & Videos


text:
Your cart is empty.
Enjoy cooking on the Camp Chef 16" Reversible Grill/Griddle during your next camping trip. This grill/griddle features a reversible, double-sided design with a grill on 1 side and a griddle on the other for versatile use. The cast iron surfaces feature a True Seasoned Finish for even heating and great heat retention. Molded-on handles.


text:
Legends on Euro 2016 - Chris Hughton
09 June 2016|Tottenham Hotspur
The Euro 2016 finals are upon us and as we countdown to the big kick-off in France, we conclude our series with Spurs legends who have graced major tournaments with their countries - step up, Chris Hughton.
In hindsight, the Republic of Ireland were right up against it in their first-ever major tournament in 1988.
They were drawn in a group with England, Holland and Russia and we now know that Holland, inspired by Gullit, Van Basten and Rijkaard (not forgetting the Koeman brothers and Arnold Muhren), went on to win the trophy with Van Basten's impossible volley from the right angle in the final seen as one of the best goals of all-time. Who did they beat in the final? Russia!
However, the Republic negotiated the challenge of England, drew with Russia and then had a winner-takes-all game against Holland to see who progressed to the semi-finals. Holland won it 1-0.
Spurs and ROI legend Chris Hughton, now manager of Brighton, played all three games in West Germany - this was just before the Berlin Wall came down - and remembers it fondly.
The Republic have a tough-looking group this time around as well against Italy, Belgium and Sweden, but you could describe Chris as 'quietly confident'.
And he should know…
What is your enduring memory of Euro 88?
Chris: "It's interesting, because I should say beating England in the first game, but my biggest personal memory was marking Ruud Gullit when we played Holland. He played on the right, I played left-back. From a team point of view though, it has to be beating England in our first game in a major tournament finals. We beat England and strangely enough, I don't know how we did but we then played Russia and we were excellent, but ended up drawing 1-1. Holland were the better team in the final game, we defended well, they scored a really fluke goal, which was also offside. That game was winner-takes-all and they went through - and went on to win it! In fact, we had the winners and runners-up in our group as they beat Russia in the final!"
Below: An early cap for Chris with the Republic of Ireland squad in 1981
What do you think of the Republic of Ireland's chances in Euro 2016?
Chris: "It's a tough, tough group - Italy, Belgium and Sweden - but because of the Irish team spirit, and a group of players who have been together for a long time, they have a chance. The big thing they will have in their favour is they will fear no-one and in Martin O'Neill, they have a manager who will organise the team well. They will be difficult to beat, the games will be tight and all four teams have a chance."
We have 11 players at Euro 2016 including five in the England squad. What does that say about the club at the moment?
Chris: "I think it's testament to a few things. First, the season the team has just had where they had so many outstanding performances. Then, England are looking at younger players under Roy, they have looked at Spurs and that has benefitted the Spurs lads. Also, it's a reflection of the recruitment of the club and the work Mauricio Pochettino does in developing these younger players."
Who else do we need to look out for in Euro 2016?
Chris: "You tend not to look too far from the tried and trusted - Germany, France, Spain and even Italy, perhaps on paper they are not as strong as in previous tournaments but Italy enter with a history of winning and you carry that with you into every tournament. In terms of players, Antoine Griezmann (France), who has done so well for Atletico Madrid and the Belgian pair Eden Hazard and Kevin de Bruyne, two exciting players. England as well. Everyone is waiting to see what England can produce because in the likes of Alli, Kane, Vardy, Sterling, they are all well capable. I would say that the way we talk about Griezmann, Hazard, De Bruyne and Paul Pogba, the rest of Europe talk about the likes of Alli and Kane. Not forgetting Gareth Bale as well!"
Finally, who do you think will win the tournament?
Chris: "In terms of winning it, it's difficult. I look at France and Germany. The only thing with France is can they handle the pressure of playing at home? I'm going to say 'yes' and go for France."
Chris Hughton joined us as a schoolboy in 1977 and went on to make 398 appearances for us, winning the FA Cup in 1981 and 1982 and UEFA Cup in 1984. After a spell away, he returned to our coaching staff in 1993 and stayed until 2007. He earned 53 caps for the Republic of Ireland and was in the Euro 88 and World Cup 1990 squads. He has managed Newcastle, Norwich and is now boss at Brighton.


text:
10 Movies That Killed The Main Character Early
To become a box office hit, a movie make sure has to advertise their big name actors and get fans introduced to the protagonists and antagonists. While this usually works to get audiences to flock to the movie, a few times, these viewers have been completely surprised when one of the main stars is killed off very early in the film. In these cases fans were very misled as to who the main star was in trailers and promotions, because in the end they didn't make it through half of of the movie! Here are 10 movies that shocked fans by killing the main character early:
10. The Place Beyond The Pines
It didn't take long for Ryan Gosling to become one of the most sought after actors in Hollywood and there was no denying he was the main draw to the 2012 film The Place Beyond The Pines. His prominence in trailers and posters made it even more surprising when his character, Luke, was killed only about one third of the way into the film!
9. Scream
Back in 1996, the movie franchise phenomenon that was Scream began with its very first film. At this point, Drew Barrymore was a very well-known young actress and was billed as the star of the horror movie. Needless to say fans were definitely shocked when Barrymore's character was killed off within the first 15 minutes of the movie. Leading up to the release of the movie, Barrymore was featured heavily in the trailers and positioned in the foreground of posters promoting the film, leading fans to believe she would have a much bigger and longer role in the film than the one she did.


text:
Xcel energy says a proposed rate hike could increase its Wisconsin residential customers bills by almost $5 a month if approved.
The increase would raise the fixed monthly customer charge to $4.73, or about 16 cents more a day.
According to the energy company, the increase is a result of updates in infrastructure and it would be the first time its raised the fixed monthly charge since 2006.
Energy consultant Ben Paulos disagrees.
"Changing that structure so that everybody pays a higher mandatory rate will be an incentive to use more energy and not conserve energy," he said. "It's definitely a disincentive to produce your own energy like solar power."
But Xcel says renewable energy users won't be adversely affected anymore than the average customer with the rate increase.
'Renewable energy users are not treated any differently than all other users under this proposal," Don Reck, Regional V.P. of Xcel, said. "About 80 percent of a customer's average bill is based on how much energy they use, so we continue to encourage energy efficiency measures and renewable energy use."
Can't Find Something?
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2018 WXOW. All Rights Reserved. For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, and Ad Choices.


text:
I went to Japan before I got the habit of taking pictures of every single thing. I only started this habit when I became Instagram crazy like everyone else. So there is less to see in pictures but a lot to discover in words. Besides, it wasn't easy to access the internet in Japan for a traveler, except if you purchase their network coverage. We are so used to getting free wifi coverage in most restaurants here in Malaysia so you'd assume you could steal a connection off Starbucks in Japan for a minute or two just to find out a little directions to where you want to go, but, no, in a country so advanced in technology, you can't. On the plus side, you get to spend less time on your phone and more time with what is around you, so win-win situation. (p.s. you get more organised this way too by actually researching like crazy the night before with the free wifi in the lobby of your hotel.)
This is my first time in an Air Asia X airplane. I sat in an airplane back in 2001 and this trip was in 2012, so imagine the terror I felt because it was almost like the first time on a plane for me. The plane ride was pretty good, regardless of the countless complaints from all over, the ride was pleasant. Passing time in the plane was horrible because I didn't come prepared with movies or things to read.
Prior to the trip, I bought the Japan Rail Pass (you can look up http://www.jrpass.com) because I had plans to go up to Tokyo (My flight landed in Osaka.) I'm a little crazy when it gets to planning, down to details like which train to take at what time to take. So bottom line is, plans were messed up because it took us longer to convert our Japan Rail Pass receipt into the actual rail pass, which you could do at the Kansai International Airport. The line was insanely long so we missed the trains I planned for. It took us about roughly 5 hours, maybe, to reach our hotel in Tokyo. We got lost, asked for directions, had no idea how to communicate but we managed pretty well.
With the JR Pass, there is a limit to which trains you could take. We were not covered for the Nozomi Bullet Train which is the Shinkansen that travels super fast (You can read up on the Shinkansen here.). With the JR Pass you are entitled to use the Hikari Shinkansen and the Kodama Shinkansen which travels slower than the Nozomi, but still brings you to another place really quickly. The train ride took about 3 – 4 hours. The Nozomi train would have taken us 155 minutes but we would have to pay more for it.
Once we settled in the first thing I did in Tokyo, was to BUY FOOD! We went into a convenience store where we stayed at Shinjuku. (We stayed at the Sunroute Hotel Higashi Shinjuku, a little off Shinjuku Street). I'm not sure if it was either Lawson or Family Mart, maybe it was a 7Eleven but we were so amazed by the selection.
There were some of the things that we saw that night.
By the time we scrolled around the wide range of choices, it was already getting late and we were pretty tired from the flight, the train rides and the super walking, all with a 24 inch and 26 inch bag each!
We bought some instant noodles, took an Egg Mayo and a Sandwich with a grilled chicken slide, and boy, did those two really stuck with us throughout our trip! It was THAT good!
This is the Grilled Chicken Sandwich. (Yup, it was 7 Eleven!)
And this was the very delicious Egg Mayo Bun. Look at that filling! So generously filled!
Here we have instant noodles, and a Katsu Don (Chicken with Rice and Egg) and a Noodle with an omelette. I also got a Matcha Milk Tea because at that time I was obsessed with Green Milk Teas.
By the way, the cup noodle on the right of the picture is pretty good. It's a Light Seafood Cup Noodle and it was quite delicious, also because I was starving! We didn't have anything to eat once we got off the flight which was at 8 a.m. I think. The UFO Noodles, if you want to take my word for it, don't eat it! It's not that good. The taste is really indescribable!
After showering in the extremely small bathroom, we went right to bed, early night and early morning. Well, I made A LOT of plans for the trip! I'm really that crazy when it comes to sight seeing, I basically try to see most things!
So that's about it for Day One of our trip to Japan! We were there for 9 days in total so there's a lot more to see!


text:
- Description
- Reviews
- Shipping Information
Add the Glow In the Dark Poster - Grizzly Bear to kid bedroom decor. This poster is two-in-one with a fun bear drawing in the day and a friendly glowing grizzly at night.
The unframed Glow In the Dark Poster - Grizzly Bear turns on the glow in the dark light at night in a 15.7 x 11.8 size. Quality Popset paper presents this OMY design made in France to add fun style to any kid's bedroom.
Glow In The Dark Poster - Grizzly Bear Features:
- Content: Unframed print 15.7 x 11.8 inches
- Printed with Pantone® colour on Popset paper, white 240 gr.
- Note For best results, place your poster close to a light source.
- Size 15.7 x 11.8 inches non-framed
- Designed and made in France by OMY
For domestic (Contiguous US states) orders we now offer FREE Shipping on any order above $35 (after any discount and promotion has been applied, and before taxes and shipping).
While free shipping is great and cost effective, we realize that sometimes our customers only need fewer items. We therefore offer a low flat fee of $5 for Economy Shipping (5-10 Business Days) within the Contiguous US States) for all those orders that are not within the $35 threshold.
In most cases, we use USPS, FEDEX or UPS services to ship your order. Orders generally ship within 24 hours. Delivery time varies according to your choice of shipping method at checkout. Once your order ships, you will receive a shipping confirmation email with a tracking number so that you can follow the package wherever it is :).
IMPORTANT: Please be advised that some of the products are shipped directly by and from our manufacturers and may take slightly longer than the above mentioned times.
Your satisfaction is important to us. We offer a 30 Day Guarantee Return Policy. If you are not happy with your purchase, just return it in new condition for a refund/replacement. Please review our Return Policy for more details. Terms and Conditions may apply.


text:
TurnKey Vacation Rentals Field Operations Specialist - Destin, FL in Destin, Florida
About Us:
TurnKey Vacation Rentals (TurnKeyVR.com) is a leading, technology-enabled vacation rental management company started by former HomeAway/VRBO and Hotwire executives. We are based in Austin, TX and we manage over 2,300 properties in 50+ markets including Austin, Lake Tahoe, Port Aransas, Palm Springs, and Santa Barbara. We are growing rapidly and our goal is to become the largest firm nationally by offering homeowners advanced vacation rental management services, with higher revenues at a lower cost.
We offer competitive salaries (commensurate with skills and experience) as well as stock options in our high-growth technology company.
We are looking to add a Field Operations Specialist to our Destin, FL team. This is an essential role which includes inspecting vacation rentals, making sure they are ready for guests, stocking guest supplies, and working out the details needed for the smooth running of our field operations.
What you'll do:
• Perform steps needed to make a new rental ready for guests • Perform pre-arrival inspection of properties • Proactively identify issues and/or quality assurance concerns • Perform light maintenance as needed • Manage and perform specific on-location tasks • Respond to ad-hoc guest or homeowner related issues and solve problems • Stock supplies
What you'll bring:
• Self-starter, with an extreme attention for detail • Customer service experience • Great problem solver who is able to handle challenges when they appear • A reliable car is a must as the tasks related to this role predominantly occur in the vacation rentals • Good eye for staging, cleanliness, and "guest readiness" of high quality vacation rental homes • Competency in Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint. • Excellent verbal and written communication skills. • Exceptional customer service and interpersonal skills. • Working on all weekends
The Field Operations Specialist will need to be able to respond swiftly without delay and complications when required. If you can't pick up and go on an on-call evening or weekend to solve a problem when necessary then this is not the right role for you.
Bonus Points:
• Past hospitality experience • Light handyman/woman skills
What We Offer:
• Opportunity to join a company re-inventing the vacation rental service industry • Working with a world-class team to develop industry leading process and solutions • Competitive pay, stock options, and health insurance • PTO Plan


text:
Zoom into the U.S. tenfold. You see wiretaps, Russians, the glint in Mitch McConnel's eyes. The shine of Donald Trump's shoes as it obscures the breaking of his shoestring promises.
But this is only part of the picture. What if Marine Le Pen were to win the French presidential elections? As other media outlets have commented, she will push for the exit of France from the E.U. (Frexit), which will spell its imminent demise along with severe economic reverberations across the West, and with economic reverberations come other unforeseen consequences. Because nationalism doesn't occur in a vacuum.


text:
About Us
Providing Quality Services To Families For Over Forty Years
Alma Family Services was established in 1975 in East Los Angeles by parents to provide, along with other purposes, a comprehensive range of multilingual community based services for families including those with special needs.
Since its inception Alma has a "whatever it takes" tradition of multilingual, culturally competent services to meet client's needs in their homes and residential facilities, schools, social and vocational programs, juvenile facilities, and other settings as appropriate. In addition, Alma provides eight interdisciplinary mental health outpatient office locations serving all age ranges including those with substance abuse in the cities of Long Beach, Walnut, Pico Rivera, El Monte and East Los Angeles and which also serve adjacent communities. Alma also provides mental health services which are functionally integrated within community health facilities and domestic violence programs in the greater East Los Angeles and San Gabriel communities including The Wellness Center at the Historic General Hospital Center in Boyle Heights.
Child and Family Development programs include the Child Abuse Prevention – Early Intervention Program for Children with Developmental Disabilities, Centro Estrella Family Resource Center, Preschool Center, Socialization and Community Integration Training, Family & Peer Support and a unique Aquatics Center with programs for children, adolescents, adults and older adults with special needs.
Alma Family Services also provides services to "Youth at the Crossroads" in terms of risk of gang involvement. Alma is the lead agency for a collaborative Gang Reduction Youth Development Program (GRYD) serving youth and families who reside in the Boyle Heights/Hollenbeck area of the City of Los Angeles. GRYD programs represent a historic effort on the part of the City of Los Angeles Mayor's Office to reduce crime rates and gang membership in specific communities with a high degree of gang activity and violence.
Alma's Probation Youth Community Reentry Program offers clinical supportive services for at-risk youth and their families following their release from probation camp. Services are focused on addressing delinquent behavior to reduce the rate of recidivism.


text:
I am a primary care physician in Orange County, California. I love helping people realize their healthy potential and walking with them on their medical journey.
In 2012, I became a patient myself when I was diagnosed with systemic lupus erythematosis and realized how important and powerful that connection between doctor and patient really is.
I believe in eating well and taking care of our bodies. I eat a plant-based, whole foods diet. Cooking is an adventurous passion.
Spending time to nourish our souls with family, friends and hobbies is also important to keep us healthy. For me, quilting, is my soul food.
And, of course, I can't mention anything, without mentioning my most amazing husband, Jake. He is my rock.
We are blessed with our two children, Mila and Teegan, whom are truly miracles.
Follow along, as I navigate my way through life.


text:
Femnista: What the Dickens!
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
5 comments
I love working on this with everyone! And Charity does an amazing job putting to together!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the shout-out, and for contributing! I always enjoy reading your submissions. =)ReplyDelete
Ella - me, too! It is always such fun - and yes, Charity does a marvelous job putting our work into order. Honestly, if it were me, I don't know if I would have stuck with it. =DReplyDelete
Charity - you are welcome; it's fun. =) And, thank you!
Thank you for sharing this! I downloaded the newest issue of Femnista and scanned through it quickly. I can't wait to sit down and read every single write-up in the issue. Glad you guys thought of making one solely dedicated to Charles Dickens. And if I may mention, I'm so excited for the next issue on the Edwardian Era! I'm specifically anticipating to read about Downton Abbey.ReplyDelete
Thank you for reading it, Jemimah! =) I think I speak for all of the Femnista "staff" when I say that. Considering 2012 is Dickens 200th birthday, it worked out really well. Enjoy.ReplyDelete
You and me both: I am SO excited for the next issue! Reading more about "Downton" will be such fun - and there is a host of other great stuff planned, too. =)
Have a thought? Don't be shy, go ahead and leave one... or two... or three! I reply to every comment. If you're new to the blog, please don't hesitate to introduce yourself and your blog - we love chatting around here!
Feedback and every comment is appreciated and read - I always leave a response; your opinions are respected and I ask that you show mine the same courtesy.
(If you post under "anonymous," please leave a name. If you don't have a Google account, you can type your name into the Name/URL and if you have no site, just leave "URL" blank.)
If you are still reading my ramblings, thank you for following this little blog and for being one of its supporters. I've enjoyed getting to know each of you, friends!


text:
A Few of My Favorites
I will sing unto the LORD as long as I live: I will sing praise to my God while I have my being. - Psalm 104:33
The Story of Jesus
Read or listen to the true story.
Here is an affiliate program for Christian music lessons.
Worship Guitar Class
The biggest Faith and Family Movie Store on the planet. Check it out!
The Sun's Coming Up In The Morning


text:
Found: Shadow Benny
I have been on the search for the Trinidad herb called Shadow Benny for a long time. I have finally found it wonderfully fresh and available in large quantities at an appropriately named Asian Supermarket, "Asian Supermarket" on Central Ave. in Albany. Shadow Benny is sold here under the name, "Viet Nam Ngo Kai". I don't find much reference to this name online, although a slightly different spelling, "Ngo Gai" is a common name for Shadow Benny. The herb goes by many names, in fact in Trinidad alone it seems to go by several different spellings (Chadon Beni, Shado Beni, Culantro, etc.). With this curiously strong herb, Shadow Benny sauce can be made. The taste could be best described as super-concentrated cilantro flavor. Delicious on doubles, this sauce is also great on all kinds of other foods like chicken, burgers, pizza, egg sandwiches, you name it.
A recipe for Shadow Benny Sauce can be found here.
Related Links
Island Beach State Park, NJ
A friend and I spent a long weekend at Island Beach State Park, NJ to fish in the surf. We have made a trip like this for the last two years. We have gone to Sandy Hook, NJ, Martha's Vineyard, and now IBSP. Each trip has been a great experience. Much of the time it feels like grueling punishment, but with every wet, cold, fishless hour the anticipation for catching the next fish grows. It is all a matter of being at the right place at the right time and having the wherewithall to not mess it up when the moment comes.
Trip Report
Thursday, 10/20/11
I headed towards NJ after work, and I met J at the Belvedere Motel at around 9:00PM. We grabbed dinner at Hemingway's. I had a decent burger. We went to the Motel and took a 2-hour nap before starting to fish. We parked at the first parking lot in IBSP and fished for a while, but didn't catch anything.
Friday, 10/21/11
We took a short nap before sunrise and went to the far end of IBSP. At sunrise, J caught a nice weakfish. We didn't know the regulation size, and J tossed it back into the sea, but it turned out that with a 13" minimum length, it was a keeper.
We went to Betty and Nick's Bait and Tackle. J got a quick repair done on his reel so that the bail would flip properly. We had a pretty good breakfast at the bait shop. I had the pumpkin pancakes. I bought some weights, black teasers, bunker, and clams as well as a black eel lure. We picked up a regulations guide and some tide charts. We headed out to the beach, and were unpacking equipment from the car when tragedy struck, 6 inches busted off of a rod tip. We took it to Grumpy's who said that they could either put a new tip on it for 5 bucks or put it in the dumpster. There would be no repairing the all-important tip. We headed to Betty and Nick's Bait and Tackle for a second opinion, and they told us the exact same thing. J picked out a new rod and we headed out to fish some more.
We fished the rest of the day through sunset. We headed south from the far parking lot at IBSP. I tossed bunker chunks and clams in the water. 8 oz weights almost held firm to the bottom (close enough anyway), and 6 oz. weights were a little bit on the light side, although I was struggling to cast the 8 oz. weights. I rigged weight->snap swivel->hook on dropper loop->barrel swivel. This setup worked very well. In the evening I put away the bait and we fished hard, but came out empty-handed. We didn't see any bait in the water or fish jumping. We were pondering the fact that with no structure or visible life in the water, fishing the surf is like casting out in the desert. We carry an informational package we call the "portfolio" for these trips including vital weather, tide, sun/moon rise/set times, maps, and a pile of informational tidbits from the internet about the area. Everything we need to know is probably in the portfolio, it is just a matter of filtering it down to something that can help us make the decisions on where, when, and how to fish. J noted that the portfolio mentioned looking for markers left behind by previous fishermen that would indicate some kind of structure in the water that might only be visible at certain times. For example, you might see a deep hole at low tide where fish might like to hang out during high tide when the hole is no longer visible from shore. We happened to notice a plastic bag firmly attached to a fencepost, which seemed like a clear sign of something.
We walked south past the marked fencepost along a sandbar during a low tide. J happened to notice that there was a small dip in the sandbar in a direct line with the marking, suggesting that this could be a great little spot for bass to hunt. The portfolio proved true. Look for the markings. It was a small version of a "cut" described at the following link:
We fished the sunset, but didn't see any action. We ate dinner at --- ------. It was not good. Sitting next to me at the bar was a guy who seemed to have serious mental problems cleverly disguised by his extreme drunkenness. He was making strange clucking noises, groaning, drooling, and mingling with the large wooden beam 6 inches in front of his face while his tour guide was trying to make him drink more. I ordered the "softy", a soft-shelled crab sandwich. I asked if these were in season, and if they had been frozen or not. He said that they were never frozen, but we were at the tail end of the season so the crabs are on their way out. I ordered one, but I should have taken the hint. It was cooked extra crispy (probably a good thing), and after I finished most of it, I decided I had enough. We scurried out of there happily unstabbed and unpoisoned. We hung out for a bit before taking a short sleep (or long nap depending on how you look at it).
Saturday 10/22/11
We got up early to start fishing the pre-dawn. The beautiful sunrise refused to share its fish with us.
We talked to some baitfishermen who had caught some small sharks and skates before the sunrise. Later we saw some reports of people catching fish at the same time. After sunrise, we headed to Seaside Heights for breakfast at the Next Door Cafe. It was an absolutely fantastic breakfast, best ever. I had a pork roll egg and cheese on a bun and it was delicious. I would have liked another one, but on Sunday all there was to eat was striped bass, quickly overtaking the sandwich as the best ever breakfast. We stopped at Betty and Nick's to look at the fishing reels. The bail broke on my main reel, a Walmart special so I had been using my backup. My backup reel not as good as the Walmart special. On a good day, this reel wouldn't successfully catch a fish bigger than 10 inches. When I experienced difficulties reeling in a 2-inch crab, I knew that if I was going to catch a 28+ inch striped bass (28 inches is the legal minimum size for keeping a striped bass), I needed something beefier. I finally bought a real nice real reel, thus preparing me to fish and succeed.
We napped and headed out and fished before and after the high tide. We walked down the beach towards Governor's Mansion. Halfway down the beach, we started fishing areas that had a lot of clam shells in the wash, and more importantly some pieces of sand crabs and mole crabs. We met with a bit of excitement shortly after high peak. We watched somebody pull in a short bass down the shore. Before long, he walked by us and told us he was using a ------ ---- ---. He said that he has had a lot of success with them over the last season or two. He also had a teaser tied on with a large dropper loop (with a notably smaller knot than when I make a dropper loop - thinner leader? braided line? fewer twists?), positioning the teaser 2.5 inches from the leader. It looked like a great way to tie on the teaser. I have been tying two leaders to a barrel swivel, but it gets a little bit tangled up sometimes. I put on a storm shad with a teaser, which has the similar tail to the ------ ---. J saw a fish jump, felt a few bites, and something bit the tail off my plastic lure. We fished until the sun went down, and decided to return to the spot on the next high tide.
We grabbed dinner on the boardwalk. The area was surprisingly alive compared to most of the area, mainly because of the bright lights, but there were some people there as well. A lot of video game arcades with some gambling machines were open for business. We ate at the Sawmill Cafe. We both had really delicious cheese-steaks, and there were some good beer choices. Not too bad for the off-season. We went back to the Motel and got in some good sleep.
Sunday 10/23/11
We woke up and started fishing at 3am. We walked in the dark until we found a familiar log near our favorite spot from the night before. We fished an hour or so until high tide. J suggested that we keep walking to the Governor's Mansion. We walked for a while and were lucky enough to spot the silhouette of a chimney behind the sand dunes, indicating something that perhaps a Governor could live in. We took a nice relaxing break before gearing up and hitting the surf. It was dark out, and clouds covered the moonsliver more often than not. I tied on a Deadly Dick with a dropper looped black teaser. After a half-dozen casts, I found myself physically connected to a swimming torpedo. The drag on my new reel zipped beautifully as a big fish unmistakably rocketed into the dark horizon. I set the hook and yelled "fish on" as loud as I could, but the crashing surf drowned my cries. The fish was calling the shots, he was running. When he finally took a short break, I started reeling him in slowly. We were back and forth for a while. I tightened my drag a little, and started bringing the fish towards me. I could feel the fish getting close, rising and falling with the incoming waves. He found his wind and took off one last time. After that I reeled him in and dragged him quickly to the safety of dry sand. At a glance, the fish made 28 inches look small, making this an obvious keeper. It measured 31.5 inches. We buried the fish to keep it cool. Twice actually because a dog came by and dug it up. We fished for another hour or so through sunrise and packed it in.
We weighed the fish in at Betty and Nick's, then brought it to our temporary home. I asked the hotel manager if he happened to know where a good place to clean a fish would be. He offered us a table he was discarding, and said we could just put everything in the dumpster when we were done. We cleaned the fish, which had 10 crabs and 5 eels in its stomach. The fish yielded several pounds of meat. We cooked up a 2-inch thick breakfast filet along with 2 scrumptious bass cheeks on a cast iron skillet and a camp stove. My first taste of victory.
Related Links
* Striper Surf NJ Forums - Great fishing reports here
* Fishing at IBSP, NJ - A great article
* Surf Reports at Betty and Nick's
* Bite Club Episode 1 - Motivational video for surf fishing
* Rigging a Teaser
Kayaked the Anthony Kill
The weather has been unpredictable lately. Last night, it was as though somebody was turning a switch on and off, flipping between torrential downpours and clear skies. This morning, I took advantage of the new rainfall to kayak down the Anthony Kill.
I started at Coons Crossing in Mechanicville and made my way to the Hudson. The water was several inches higher than it was on my first trip down the Anthony Kill, but it was several feet lower than it was after Irene.
The water on the easier sections of the creek was calm, but moved quickly.
The entire route was nearly obstacle-free, which is great for a creek that is really flowing like the Anthony Kill was today.
A long section of the creek followed a consistently steep decline. The fast-rushing water formed large waves, humbling to a skinny man riding low in the water in a sliver of a boat. From the top of this area, a silent pause was heard before dropping into a slope of watery moguls. Unfortunately, I did not capture any pictures of the more exciting sections. I tried, I really did, but at one point I nearly lost everything as a result. At the top of one of the steeper sections, I tried to pull over to the side and get the camera out. As I did so, the water pulled me into the current, and I entered the wild water backwards and sideways which is totally not ok. Luckily I managed to whip the boat straight and ride down narrowly avoiding a disastrous capsize.
Along the way, there were some old collapsed power lines in the water. Modern-looking power lines towered nearby, indicating that these lines are no longer in service, but this knowledge did not prevent some instinctual concern from creeping in as I ducked underneath.
The Anthony Kill goes out with a bang. The last few hundred feet are more difficult than anything else on the stream. Before I started, I scoped out the area and picked out two possible routes to avoid running into a big log in the middle of the river, followed by another log on the right. I had a plan A (stay right past the first log, then scoot left) and a plan B (stay far to the left the entire time). Plan A was the most obvious route, and plan B seemed like the most conservative. When I arrived in my kayak, I realized that I didn't have a lot of steering control because the water was moving pretty fast, and maybe I should stick with plan B to be safe. I forced myself as far left as I could get, but I couldn't move fast enough. I ended up splitting the difference between plan A and B, and headed directly at the log. Luckily the rushing water helped to carry me around the log, instead of blasting me into it. It was a shaky descent, but I made it down with my head above water. Phew. It would have been a cold swim to gather up my stuff had I lost it.
Distance: 4.5 miles
Time taken:
* 1 hour to kayak from Coons Crossing Road to the Hudson River
Gauge level (Mohawk River at Cohoes): 12,000 cf/s
* Detailed info about the Anthony Kill
* My previous Anthony Kill trip
* Video of the Anthony Kill after Irene
Hayes Nature Park
I made a quick stop at Hayes Nature Preserve today. It is a really nice park just north of Thoroughbred Way in Clifton Park. The land was recently acquired and bridges and trails were built, making it a great area for a pleasant hike, bike, or jog.
Some wild turkeys were crossing the street not far from the park.
There is a half-mile loop in the middle of the preserve.
There was a bit of Chicken Mushroom growing on a fallen treebranch.
Painted Suillus mushrooms were also abundant.
Dwaas Kill Nature Preserve
I took a short walk through the Dwaas Kill Nature Preserve this morning. The preserve was only recently acquired. As of today it is still pretty wild, but trailwork and other construction including signage and benches is being made.
Related Links
* Dwaas Kill Managment Plan - A huge document for a small creek
* Another picture of pink and white mold
Fishing the Wynantskill
I fished the Wynantskill in West Sand Lake before work and again after work. The day was overcast and a bit rainy. It was a chilly morning. Small trout, maybe 6-7 inches were actively biting in the morning. I lost 7 fish that threw the hook before I could get them to shore. Catching 1 out of 8 is a poor success rate. 1 in 2 (or better) is more typical. I haven't been fishing for trout in a while and I underestimated the little guys. I managed to land one in the morning, and one in the evening.
In the evening the trout were extremely skittish. The only place I was able to get them to bite was under a very low bridge. As long as I could cast the lure in the 8 inches or so between the water and the bridge, a fish would usually chase the bait. At sunset some amazing colors reflected off the creek.
I cooked up one of the small trout, and it was a tasty treat. I forgot how much of a pleasure it is to cook a trout, because there is really no work in cleaning it. Mmmm. The cheeks were the best part.
Barometric Pressure
Today was a great way to get a feel for the effect of barometric pressure on the fish. In the morning, the pressure was reasonably flat, and the trout were actively feeding. In the evening, the pressure was on the rise and the trout were very noticeably hesitant to come out of their deep hiding places.
Related Entries
* Tiger Trout on the Wynantskill
* Trout in West Sand Lake
Related Links
Cohoes Falls
A fishing dock was built just for the purpose of fishing below the dam. There are also handicapped accessible fishing docks above the falls.
The Waterford flight of docks looks interesting with so many locks in a short distance. The sign claims that it's the largest vertical lift in the shortest distance on any canal in the world. It could be fun to try kayaking through them.
And Cohoes has a shopping district! Who knew? I love Cohoes!
Here is a picture of the falls two days earlier. The water level has come down quite a bit in just two days.
Related Links
Dwaas Kill Kayak Fail
I tried kayaking the Dwaas kill starting at the intersection of Plank and Kinns Road. I hopped in, and after about 100 feet of climbing over logs and crashing through branches, I gave up and pulled the kayak through thick cover back to a trail and got the heck out of there.
OMG I'm outta here.
Related Links
* Dwaas Kill Managment Plan - A huge document for a small creek
Woody Woodpecker
Woody Woodpecker paid a visit to our front yard today.
I should have been nice and let him be, but instead I chased him out of the yard with a camera.
I have seen them in the neighborhood before. I believe they are Pileated Woodpeckers. They probe from tree to tree quietly tapping each one a few times looking for ants and beetles. After a long and slow search they find something they like and hatchet away at it very loudly. The beak will get 40 chops in the span of a few seconds. Around here you can regularly hear the sound like the firing of a wooden machine gun far off in the distance. It is no wonder that these birds are the mascot for the Clifton Park Open Space program. You'll see signs like the below picture posted all around Clifton Park identifying special wooded areas. There is one a few doors down from my house, identifying a nice little trail that makes a great addition to a local walk or jog.
Additional Images
Related Links
* Wikipedia's Pileated Woodpecker page
* Clifton Park Open Space Program
-- More reading about plans for the Open Space program
* John K Stuff/Woody - The creater of Ren & Stimpy deconstructs Woody Woodpecker animations
Glossary of Terms
* Pileated - having a crest covering the pileum
* Crest - a showy tuft or process on the head of an animal and especially a bird
* Pileum - the top of the head of a bird from the bill to the nape
* Nape - the back of the neck
* Birder - a person who birds
Please tell me I'm not birding right now.


text:
Addicted to YoueBook - 2011 | Heat trade pbk. ed.
From the critics
Community Activity
CommentAdd a Comment
Finally a sexy book that I enjoyed!! I usually don't like books like this because the women never seem to know what's going on and just does what the guy wants. Katie knows what she wants and what she's doing. This book had an actual story line!! Good read!!
OMG! This book sizzles- Katie and Rill burn the pages with marathonesque sexual encounters. It will have you sweating for sure! Read with a fan on ! If it were possible to give more stars, I would give them all! The sexual descriptions were off the chain!
5 STARS. ADDICTED TO YOU is the perfect title for this entry...and I am truly ADDICTED to this story. A great story-line, with a well rounded plot. Some of the hottest erotic love scenes I have ever read about.... and a great emotional connection between the characters. I was held spellbound by these two friends to lovers story. Rill and Katie were explosive together in all their interactions...and the sex is off the chart hot. Bethany Kane described the scenes so graphically I felt I was watching it live in living color. Grab a fan and settle in for a smoking-hot mucho sex read. I tell you one thing...she was well and truly SHAG!
A surprisingly good read. It actually had a storyline that was well written. Will read more from this author.
adult erotic fiction
Age SuitabilityAdd Age Suitability
There are no age suitabilities for this title yet.
SummaryAdd a Summary
There are no summaries for this title yet.
NoticesAdd Notices
There are no notices for this title yet.
QuotesAdd a Quote
There are no quotes for this title yet.


text:
Volute - Embrace
The Volute cowl can be done in a single skein of Harmony (50% yak down 50% fine wool) or two skeins of Embrace (100% yak down) for a doubled cowl.
Reywa means hope in Tibetan.
We exist to be a catalyst for hope and opportunity in Tibetan communities.
© Copyright 2014 Reywa Fibers. Site by Pinkston Digital.


text:
« All Classes / Programs / Events
FAA Ground Remote Pilot in Command Prep
November 5 @ 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Class / Program / Event Navigation
Share This:
This course provides test preparation for the FAA Unmanned Aircraft -General test that is required to conduct commercial operations with small unmanned systems in United States airspace. The course is a two day preparation for the FAA Ground Remote Pilot in Command examination which will is taken at a licensed FAA testing center. The course serves as an excellent study preparation and includes FAA Chart Sectional maps, a workbook with online practice examinations, and material from mandatory test subjects such 14 CFR Part 107, 47 and 48. The course includes a survey and explanation of weather, regulations, licensing requirements, and other test preparation.


text:
Search terms
Saving in style
Put your trust in the natural material of glass and combine it with a bronze finish. These materials give life to this harmonious table lamp. This Philips Ecomoods lamp provides warm white light and gives any space a unique look. See all benefits
Unfortunately this product is no longer available
The big advantage of fluorescent lighting is its energy efficiency. A fluorescent lamp consumes just one fifth of the energy of a conventional bulb. That means installing Philips fluorescent lighting in your home to replace standard bulbs will reduce your lighting electricity bill by around 80%!
Philips bulb included with an ultra-long bulb life, up to 6000 hours.
Built to last. Every piece in the Philips Ecomoods lighting collection uses high-quality materials and components. Now with Philips Ecomoods, you can buy a highly qualitative lighting fixture that lasts and lasts.
This light uses the latest energy-saver lamp technology by Philips to provide a flood of warm white natural light. Its diffused light will illuminate your room with warm white light, allowing you to combine functionality and respect for the environment. Diffused light is perfect for general illumination.
With the switch discreetly integrated into the cable, you can easily switch the lamp on and off.
Ecomoods has a clean, contemporary look that breaks the mould of traditionally bulky and unattractive energy-saving products. Slim and chic, each design lamp in the collection has been carefully designed as the perfect combination of form and function.
With a high sense of authenticity and style, bronze has a metallic brown colour.


text:
Before all of you snobby English Majors freak out about my misuse of accept/except, hear me out.
I have been waiting YEARS to write this post. I have written, and rewritten it a thousand times in my head. "JT graduated!" or "JT is officially a PA" or "I can shop at Target again without freaking out about going over my budget". There are a million different posts I have thought about writing. I had no idea that I would end up writing about "Exceptance".
After a month of back and forth between a few different medical Groups in Las Vegas, JT has finally officially ACCEPTED an offer! It is crazy to be on the other side of the acceptance spectrum. We spent a few years filling out applications and praying for acceptance into PA school. We cried with joy when we were accepted to UW's MEDEX program. It was a wonderful relief to finally be accepted. I hadn't really thought about when we would be on this end of it. I hadn't thought about how we would be sifting through offers for jobs and that it would be us making the choice. And JT's approval and acceptance would finally be the one that matters.
So here we are. We have accepted the offer that we felt was best. The only problem is all of the exceptance I feel.
I accept the idea of having a new home, with a pool, in the sunshine.
Except, I am sad to leave behind the smell of fall and the changing of the seasons. As much as I can't stand the gloom of Seattle, I love the green. I am tired of the eager, stressed out reaction I have to a sunny day. I abandon all of my indoor responsibilities, and become reckless in my need to soak up every last drop of daylight because "who knows when we will have another day like this?"
I happily accept the idea of going on a new adventure. I have been craving a change of scenery for years. I have been wishing for a home where the sun shines often, with new faces, new roads, and new surprises.
Except, I am sure I will miss the familiarity of the place I grew up. I know the ins and outs, I know the people, I know what to expect.
I am excited to accept the new relationships and stronger relationships I will build. We will be moving closer to two of JT's brothers. One of which, we haven't lived by for years. I am excited to be close to him and his family. I am excited to have a new stronger relationship with my sister in law. And to be close to his other brother and family as well.
Except, I have to leave the family here that I love. My kids LOVE their cousins. It is a friendship much deeper and more special than they have with most of their friends. I look up to my brother in law and sister in law for so much help and direction. And when my sisters come to get their hair done we laugh like only sisters can. We have family parties, Christmas, 4th of July, Halloween, Holidays that have been built around family. I am so sad to leave them.
So for all of the things we accepted when we agreed to the job in Las Vegas, there have been an equal amount of exceptance to go along with it.
Here's to a New Adventure! (And a new word that I just made up "exceptance" that will probably go viral.)
UPDATE: Apparently I never hit "post" when I wrote this. We are now (March) living in Las Vegas, and don't have a pool. Apparently not every home is built with a cascading waterfall into a giant clear blue pool. My mistake.


text:
Graphic designer invoiceemplois
Quick Invoice Logo
As discussed.
A pdf invoice create plugin
As discussed
nouveau projet!
merci ! et bravo ! à bientot pour de nouveau projets ! hamou
Invoice Customization
salut john, jespere que tu vas bien, merci daccepter le projet a bientot les textes sont également attachés en message privé !
Ap invoice
Hi, j'aurais besoin d'un freelance capable de faire de bon modèle de "Devis", "Facture", "Contrat", "Proposition", "Rapport", je fournirai les texte et modèle que je trouve bien, pour l'ensemble des documents il doit être éditable facilement, Excel, Word en fonction du document, il doivent reprendre le styl...
Hello I'm looking for a level designer expert to: - A beautifully crafted - A beautiful quote - A beautiful contract (I already have the content it's just a great layout) Everything will of course be edited. Thank you in two hours Very very urgent project.
Hi, I need an invoice to be edited. The file is a PDF but it is a bit faded, I need the invoice to be copied and updated so we can print it looking brand new. We also need to edit some fields. Its an easy job if you can use photoshop and excel. Its $75 but I need a quick turn around. Please get in touch if you are interested
I need help coding a template to match a Sage style invoice so I can then enter it into Kickserv ([se connecter pour voir l'URL]). Many thanks, Jason
I need help modifying a word invoice template. I need it to automatically add more lines and move the total calculations to the next page if necessary.
I need someone who can create an pdf invoice which is attached at the order confirmation mail in woocommerce. Language should be in German!
Update the lastest version of the extention [se connecter pour voir l'URL] I need the PDF template generator to be able to generate multiple pages of any pdf template [se connecter pour voir l'URL] [se connecter pour voir l'URL] it will create a multi page when the products lists are too many for 1 page. also need the products and options to
I need a project. I have a few apartments to rent and I want to make a link identical to the airbnb. I will post ads on different sites where interested customers will enter. The client who is really interested in one of the apartments will receive my aibnb link to book the apartment for the period he wants. I'm waiting for your proposals
Need someone very experienced that can photoshop an invoice according to my needs.
INVOICE SYSTEM FLOW The nature of the business is to create products from raw materials such as Allumumiun, fiber, steel etc. People send in their raw materials to the business in order to convert them to their desired product. Every time a raw material is sent it accompanies with a chalan and P.O. having the details of the raw materials and a chalan
...this Invoice Plugin - Smartbill and how it works: we have a button on order page and when we click it takes QTY and UM (for example qty: 1 and UM: piece) and goes to 3rd party website where it fills in the Client, Product, Price etc. including QTY and UM. What we want is to add another field/fields to some products so when we click the Invoice button


text:
By Lisa Paulick
How this prickly surge of fear bleeds into my nausea
Limping back to the ghetto like a three-legged dog before
Your father noticed me
What if there is not a next time?
I feel your kick that cannot be yet
My resilience popping up at unexpected moments
Fear, doubt, guilt – the trinity masquerading as bravado
Stop bombarding me with false promises
I cannot keep you
You cannot haunt me
You are
Vicious hissing
Of the waiting and the threat
I do not want to leave you
We are not worthless
What will you do after?
A corpse cannot give birth
You will not know stigma,
Starvation, exhaustion, the depth of
The best you can hope for is…
Your confession when you think
I am not watching you?
If I do not die with you, tell me which is the greater crime for children
Born under the star in what used to be Germany—death before life or living a drawn-out
Slave's death?
When we share the same space again, we will be strong and whole
And you will have long forgiven me
This is one of four poems by Lisa Paulick featured in the gallery, honouring those that were lost, and survivors who had to make unimaginable choices. Lisa has read several books on the history of the Holocaust and the liberation of the camps and attended a survivors gathering four years ago in New York City.


text:
Created by Amma out of her deep resolve for spiritual advancement, this practice, when done with dedication, will bring integration into every aspect of our lives – an encompassing wholeness and unity of body, mind, intellect and heart. The technique is simple and short and easily practiced by anyone. It is a powerful and profound way to find our real center thereby experiencing peace and true joy in life.
The IAM Meditation (Integrated Amrita Meditation Technique) is taught free of charge by volunteers who have been trained in teaching the technique. It is given during Amma's tour stops and also throughout the year at many locations. IAM Meditation utilizes energizing yogic postures followed by meditation which includes breath, sound and visualization.
The meditation has been taught to many thousands of individuals throughout the world and in organizations such as the Indian Navy, Paramilitary and Army; Genetech, USA; Whole Foods Corporation; Juvenile Detention Center, Santa Fe, NM; and the State University of New York.


text:
https://zenxin.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Colour-Contest-2013-2.jpg 3000 2121 zenxinadmin https://zenxin.com.my/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/ZENXIN-Logo-300x138.png zenxinadmin2013-11-11 19:11:072013-11-13 18:10:54Colouring & Drawing Contest @ Zenxin Organic Park on 23 Nov
Colouring & Drawing Contest @ Zenxin Organic Park on 23 Nov
My Happy Farm Colouring and Drawing Contest will be taking place @ Zenxin Organic Park!
Date: 23 Nov 2013
Time: 10am
Venue: Zenxin Organic Park (Plot 47A & 47B, Batu 9, Jalan Batu Pahat, 86000 Kluang, Johor)
How to register?
Step 1) Download form at facebook www.facebook.com/zenxinorganicpark
Step 2) You may either
– SMS your details to 019-7738985
– fill up the form and fax to 07-7595193
– Email us your details to [email protected]
– fill up the form and submit it to our outlets in Kluang.
Step 3) Pay RM10.00 as registration fee on the event day itself at Zenxin Organic Park.
See you there!