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We provide you with the very latest medical expertise as and when you require it. Our Concierge Health Service means you will never need to wait long periods for appointments.
We provide you with the very latest medical expertise as and when you require it. Our Concierge Health Service means you will never need to wait long periods for appointments.
Pay as You Go GP Service
You can call us to book a GP appointment whether or not you are a member. All first appointments are up to 30 minutes and are charged at £100, for follow up appointments regarding the same ailment the charge is £79, these appointments are up to 20 minutes. Telephone consultations are available and we can offer over the phone prescriptions if you have previously visited one of our doctors. For a full price list click here.
Cosmetic Treatments
We offer free consultations for non-invasive cosmetic procedure where there is absolutely no obligation to have any treatments. We offer wrinkle corrector, often known as Botox, derma fillers for lip, cheek and other areas in need of a lift. All cosmetic treatments are subject to you talking with our Doctor in a consultation, however, if the Doctor and you are both agreed the treatment can take place immediately after the consultation. For more information and locations where we have cosmetic clinics please click here.
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The Sports Medicine Doctors at Park Health Clinic all have Diplomas in Sports & Exercise and provide expertise in a wide range of musculoskeletal and medical conditions for many top athletes. You will be evaluated by the same physicians who take care of all many premiership footballers, rugby stars and Olympians. click here please to find out more.
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We are able to provide vaccines for a wide range of diseases not available on the NHS. We are also a registered Yellow Fever centre.. For more information click here.
Our team is actually very small! We have a team of 3 doctors & 3 nurses who have worked together for well over 10 years. All our doctors have had at least ten years experience working in NHS General Practice, we know that there is absolutely no substitute for experience when facing medical issues. All our medical staff have full insurance, and are assessed yearly on their performance by both their governing bodies and with Park Health Clinics. We spare no expense in ensuring we have the absolute best clinicians working for us.
Peter is the co-founder of Park Health Clinic and the Medical Director. He is an experienced registered GP and Musculoskeletal/Sports Physician. He has a special interest and extended knowledge in Cosmetic Medicine, Psychiatry, Paediatrics , Gynaecology and a qualified Consultant in Public Health Medicine. As an approved trainer , Peter has been responsible for the teaching and monitoring of other GPs , Public Health Doctors and many other Health Professionals. He has spent the last decade working in both private and NHS General Practice , looking after patients of all ages who expect a highly accessible, rapid and flexible medical service. In the past he has also been the doctor to a number of major events and organisations including Queens Park Ranger's Football Club, Circ du Soleil and Henley Royal Regatta. Currently, as well as providing private general practice services, he is responsible for the medical care of a professional football team and their families. Peter enjoys most sports and has been a keen runner for many years , representing his country at Orienteering and Volleyball in the past. He therefore appreciates the need for individuals to feel confident that they can remain at the top of their game for as long as possible. Peter has seven children and is a big hit with are younger patients!
Where did you do your medical training? Imperial College Medical School Why did you become a GP? I enjoy the variety of medicine one can cover in General Practice. It is still quite special to manage a 90-year-old followed by a new born and have the trust of people telling you almost anything in their lives. What specialisms do you have? GP Trainer Special interest in dermatology and substance misuse Have you worked for anywhere other than Park Health Clinics? If so, where? I did my training in North West London at Chelsea & Westminster, St Mary's, Charing Cross and Ealing Hospital. I had hospital posts working in Respiratory medicine, Cardiology, Paediatrics, General Surgery, A&E and Psychiatry. I completed my General Practice Training in the Windsor GP Scheme when I had my first experience of working at Farnham Road. Did you have another career before working becoming a doctor? I once worked at Tesco – my first experience in customer service.
Where did you do your medical training? I did my medical school training at Imperial College London Why did you become a GP? I actually wanted to be a dentist when I was at school, but 1 week of work experience put me off! General Practice for me is the complete medical job. You get to build long-term relationships with your patients, there is never a dull moment, and you are always kept on your toes as we have to have a broad knowledge of a wide range of medical problems that patients could step through the door with. What specialisms do you have (if any)? I have an interest in Dermatology, which I intend to pursue in the near future and I also work at a drug misuse clinic in Slough having done a qualification in this area. Have you worked for anywhere other than Park Health Clinics? If so, where? After medical school I've worked in a number of different NHS hospitals before becoming a GP, including Charing Cross in London, Hillingdon Hospital and most recently, Wexham Park Hospital where I gained more experience in paediatrics and gynaecology. I still do NHS work at Farnham Rd Surgery. Did you have another career before becoming a doctor? Apart from weekend jobs at Argos and River Island when I was at uni, I've only ever worked as a doctor!
Jennifer prides herself on meeting all our patients expectations. She is committed to offering help to whoever calls by going the extra mile by finding help and support way beyond a traditional General Practice Manager. Jennifer has worked in both the NHS and in travel & tourism and with this combination she has encouraged staff at Park Health Clinics to treat every patient like a guest.
Melanie has only been with the team a short while and loves her role in helping people find medical solutions to their problems. She is a positive, solution based individual who will always try to help our patients find the right appointments convenient to their situation.
Our members are individuals who must be on top of their game. Members include sports men & women, from Premiership footballers through to Olympic Gold medal winners, business executives and entrepreneurs that lead hectic, fast pace lives, and performing artists, both on the stage and film. We excel in meeting our members' every health need so that they can excel in life.
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This is not a well thought out post. I am just writing a general message based on what's been on my mind recently. I feel like I am not the only parent out there to have been surprised to learn about their child's self-harming until it was way too late to be an effective resource for their own child. I am still in the midst of it all so I cannot pretend to speak from the perspective of someone who has been there, worked through it and has golden advice. I am a work in progress, just like you are.
Believe it or not, self-harm is a thing that people do. Young teen girls have a slight numbers advantage over teen boys, so it is not fair to claim that it's a girl thing.
You may believe that you don't know anyone who would cut themselves (for example), but you may be surprised to find out the opposite.
People who self-harm will keep it a secret, most especially when they believe that they cannot tell you. They're not looking for judgement, criticism or to be corrected when they do tell someone. If you want to know if anyone in your life self-harms you must first make it known that you're not going to have a negative reaction to learning about it.
And if you do find yourself learning that your child has done it, your response simply must come from a position of love and support, and absolutely cannot come from admonishment nor scrutiny.
I am not someone who has ever intentionally hurt myself and it does not appeal to me, but I do know of others who have/do. I cannot relate to the thoughts that lead people to hurting themselves, but I don't need to. What I need to do is ensure these people know that my love for them is real and that I am going to support them in getting the proper help, without judgement.
It is a long and difficult road for everyone and there is no room for us to bring along our negative baggage. I don't know how to advise anyone to bring this up in their home without it coming off as a witch hunt, but it one of those things that should be addressed sooner than later. Find a way. If you have success, please share you story with someone.
I thought this was going to be a cute video full of silly parenting mistakes. I was so wrong. This video shows some of the worst parenting moves out there. Don't watch it at work, nor in front of kids.
Parenting is a cake walk, until puberty. I just can't beat it. Puberty is the cancer of parenting… No, that's not accurate… Not knowing how to control myself as a parent is the cancer of parenting. Dammit, this is NOT what I signed up for!
I should read this: http://www.janetlansbury.com/2011/10/10-secrets-to-raising-less-stressed-kids-2/

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SACRAMENTO (KABC) --TV's favorite nanny joined California legislators to introduce new legislation that will require insurance companies to pay for testing for ovarian and uterine cancer.State assemblywoman Sally Lieber made the announcement joined by Fran Drescher, former star of "The Nanny" and a survivor of uterine cancer.
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The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword Answers Wednesday November 23 2016
Here are the answers to The Guardian – Cryptic Crossword puzzles Wednesday November 23 2016.
Burrow oft hollow in part – ROOTLE
Duck I caught in the air recalled hunter's cry – YOICKS
Expressing desire, top kinky musical making a comeback – OPTATIVE
Father standing, he offers a salutation, its elements warming – POPUP
Filth around capital in Louisiana, live American strip – DILBERT
Garment cherished, exactly fitting I see – PETTICOAT
Help us to get round OK – SOSO
Home in one's tree – NEST
In a plain way, said like this clue? (2,5,2,3,8) – INWORDS
King Edward holds advanced position for scout – TALENT
Land — there's failure to include it within the borders of Turkey – TERRITORY
Look back on nicer times, less hurt ultimately different – REMINISCE
Manage some poetry in the middle of poem – OVERSEE
Medical assessment most impoverished? – SKINTEST
Necking drinks, pursue patter – SALESTALK
Nursing cold, one doubled up lay disheartened, with very little warmth – ICILY
Nutty green apple finally getting shredded for cake – ECOFREAK
Patriarch John squeezing alongside Protestant elder – PRESBYTER
Red chevron with flash clothing turning up like this, style for a bowler – OVERARM
See 1 – TOASTER
See 20 – SYLLABLE
See 20 – OFONE
See 24 – SPOTTER
Sensation of the East End, Barking, is it? – BOWWOW
Silly saving last bit in doggy bag, upended regardless – INANYCASE
Soldier with fury moving to the back or to the front – ANTERIOR
Start to yawn on a course, showing lack of interest – APATHY
Tear back and forth as Dickensian protagonist – PIRRIP
Wearing something black for Halloween? Give us a twirl! – BATON
Work on beach that is in US city – SANDIEGO


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Pattern Drafting Course - Skirts ✄✄✄
Thread Den's pattern drafting program is designed to enable you to be creating and producing garments designed by you. Learning to pattern draft will open up a world of unique style and creativity that you will have for a lifetime.
Our program is made up of individual courses:
- The Skirt - six week course - Commencing October 2018
- The Bodice- Next in 2019
- The Torso - Commencing August 2018
We continue to develop and evolve the courses and may add in more options
Delivered and designed by My Best Friend Jen, our workshops are social and designed for modern guys and girls who want to develop a creative passion. Our pattern drafting program is ideal for individuals who have been sewing from commercial sewing patterns, understand the pattern markings and have a grasp on sewing terminology. The workshop schedule for each includes pattern drafting lessons, not sewing sessions. To make the most of your course, you want to allow for time to make toiles of your drafted patterns.
Over the six week course students will:
- Draft and fit a skirt block to your own measurements
- Cover styles including: A Line, Pencil, Circle Skirts
- Design gathers and wraps
- Learn about darts and princess seams
- Draft splits, pleats, gores
- Enhance designs with different pockets, zips, other closures, waistbands, facings and more
We utilise a number of techniques; working on calico, pattern paper, cardboard, full size and in third size scale. You will build up a reference tool that you will have for a lifetime of pattern drafting.
Workshop skill levels explained – click here.
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- Draft and fit a skirt block to your own measurements
- How to include designer details & extensive technique training
- How to draft A Line, Circle Skirt, Pencil skirts and more
- A fitted skirt block
- You will build a reference tool full of notes, patterns, samples and references
- We are located at Level 1, 329 Brunswick Street, Fitzroy. It's a red door on the street between an Afghan restaurant and the N2 Gelato Bar. If you are putting this into your GPS for directions - make sure that the address is NOT coming up as North Fitzroy. That's a couple of kilometres down the road. Totally not where you need to go.
- Parking near Thread Den: There is very little free parking. Brunswick Street is all ticketed and restricted to as little as 2hours during some hours of the day. Surrounding streets can also be difficult. However, you can park for longer in the paid Coles Car Park. When you look it up online it is listed as Johnston Street, however access is via Argyle Street. If you park on level 1 or 2 and spend over $30 at Coles, you can get your parking for up to 4 hours reimbursed in Coles.
- Catch the tram. Public Transport is the ideal way to get to Thread Den - jump on the number 11 Tram and get off near the Johnston Street intersection.
- Course kit (list provided at booking confirmation)
- For toiles, students will need calico
- A3 Blank Page Journal
✄✄✄ If you are familiar with patterns, understand some terminology and pattern markings, this is a skill level you are ready for.
On occasion, Thread Den is forced to cancel a class due to low booking numbers. We really don't like to do this as we love to teach people to sew, knit and crochet, but if we don't cover our costs we can't run the class. In instances where Thread Den must cancel a class, enrolled participants will be notified 24 hours or more prior to the scheduled class and will receive a credit for a replacement class or a refund as required.
There are no refunds due to change of mind.
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- If you provide notice seven or more days prior to the start of your course, you will need to pay an administration fee of $10.
- Cancellations or changes made with less than seven days notice before the start of a course, will forfeit 50% of the paid class fee.
- Cancellations or changes made less than 48 hours prior to class commencement will forfeit the full course fee paid.
If you miss the second or subsequent sessions of course, you cannot be reimbursed for that session. You are encouraged to come in and use the Sewing Lounge during hours so you hopefully still finish your project.
Transfers of your course or workshop booking to a friend or family are fine.
Payment Policy:
Classes at Thread Den frequently become fully booked, so we require full payment to be made at the time of booking to secure your place.
Payment can be made conveniently online with credit card, or at the store in cash, EFT or credit card or even via credit card over the phone.
Unfortunately, we can't tentatively hold or pencil in places without payment.
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20 February 2018 • Pattern Drafting Course - Skirts ✄✄✄
Well taught and well paced workshop that teaches the skills to draft any sort of skirt to my own measurements. Starts with creation of my own skirt block from which all skirts are drafted. Also included in the class was how to fit a skirt block toile.
03 March 2016 • Pattern Drafting Course - Skirts ✄✄✄
This class is exactly what it says - intensive! I enjoyed creating my own skirt patterns from my own personal skirt block. Having attended other pattern drafting courses with Amy M, I was able to bring some of my earlier skills to this class, including being able to make a pattern from an existing skirt from my wardrobe (Copy a Garment you Love). I love how the courses at Thread Den create a knowledge and skill base that can be used in other courses at Thread Den. This course is as easy or as challenging as you want it to be, depending on the complexity of the skirt patterns you want to make. It was extremely well taught.


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Police have arrested a 19-year-old man in connection with the Manchester suicide bombing.
It follows searches at addresses in Gorton and Rusholme on Sunday evening and takes the number of people arrested in connection with the attack to 15, of which 13 men remain in custody.
A Greater Manchester Police spokesman said: "Officers carrying out searches at addresses in Gorton and Rusholme this evening have arrested a 19-year-old man at the Gorton address on suspicion of offences contrary to the terrorism act."
Earlier, a 25-year-old man was arrested in the Old Trafford area and searches were taking place in Moss Side.
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The Heart Of The Matter
A well-written novel that nevertheless fails on the big screen
All you Clint Eastwood fans out there, who expect Hollywood's legendary bad boy to relive his glory in his latest attempt at a suspense thriller, "Blood Work" will sadly leave you very disappointed.
The movie kicks off with an introduction to John McCaleb (Clint Eastwood), a very successful FBI profiler of serial killers. McCaleb is on the trail of the "code killer", a serial killer who is playing a game with him. Just as McCaleb is on the verge of nabbing the bad guy, he has a heart attack, which forces him into a heart transplant and retirement. Two years later, he is visited by the beautiful Graciella Rivers (Wanda de Jesus), who pleads with McCaleb to help her in nabbing the person who murdered her sister.
McCaleb, who then learns that his new heart is actually Rivers' dead sister's heart, feels obligated and decides to help. Much to the disapproval of his concerned doctor (Angelica Huston), and to the annoyance of Detective Ronaldo Arrango (Paul Rodriguez), who is already assigned to the case, McCaleb begins an investigation with the help of his over-enthusiastic neighbor, Buddy (Jeff Daniels).
In my opinion, "Blood Work" has underutilized a very interesting storyline. It has the advantage of a brilliant and original plot, which has quite frankly been taken for granted. The direction, too, was quite a half-hearted effort, and made the overall movie seem like it actually lacked feel.
The worst aspect of the movie was the acting and the character portrayals. Apart from Jeff Daniels, I did not find any actor in the movie worth a watch. Anjelica Huston was wasted as a small time appearance as McCaleb's doctor and even Clint Eastwood is not up to his usual mark with his portrayal of McCaleb. Wanda de Jesus played the role of the distraught sister with as much emotional expression as a two-year-old in a school play, and Paul Rodriguez seems to pass on irritation through the screen. The production in the movie, too, was fairly average, and nothing worth a special mention.
The only thing I really enjoyed about this movie was the musical score. The smooth and jazzy opening score in the beginning of the movie got me immediately hooked onto the music, and reminded me of Eastwood's "Dirty Harry" movies. It added just the right feel and intensity to the moment, especially for a detective suspense thriller.
Overall, "Blood Work" is only worth a watch if you are a devout Clint Eastwood fan. In my opinion, if a little more care and emphasis were laid on the acting and the script, this movie would have been a far better watch.
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Rangers, Zibanejad agree to five-year dealJuly 25, 2017, by
The Rangers and Mika ZIbanejad have avoided arbitration, which was set for later today, and agreed to terms on a five-year deal. The contract will pay Zibanejad $5.35 million per season, which is where we had him pegged two months ago.
Zibanejad lost a bit of leverage when he broke his leg earlier this season, which certainly brought the cost down a bit. That said, this is a fair deal for both sides. Zibanejad gets paid and gets security. The Rangers get a young 1C with tremendous upside at what could be a bargain price down the road."Rangers, Zibanejad agree to five-year deal",
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DJ ZBad becomes the only Ranger forward signed past the 2019-2020 season. That should give the team some nice flexibility construction the roster next year when all of Hayes, Miller, Vesey, Grabner, Desharnais, Nash contracts roll.
Like the deal. Any word on a subsequent Staal buyout?
we can only pray for that one
Happy this got done.
Now that this over with I expect them to move a D-man (Holden) and possibly get another center.
Sure but don't expect JG to want a top 6 forward, Mika and Hayes are the 1a and 1b center core.
Good signing. He just turned 24 years old in April, so we will have him for his prime and I wouldn't be surprised if this turns into a very great value deal in the next few years.
This kid is very skilled, and if it weren't for his broken leg, he would have had a tremendous season. He is big, strong, good skater, good shot, and has shown a knack for big goals in his young career (World Juniors GWG for Gold, a few OT winners last season).
The forward scene is starting to take place, but we still have a large hole at the center position.
Trade Holden + prospect for Bozak and slot him in at 2C.
I'm probably the only one that is not excited about this signing. IMO. Zibanejad did not show nearly enough last year to earn such a good deal. I hope I'm wrong but I do not have a good gut feeling about this guy.
37 pts (14G – 23A) in 56 games while recovering from a broken leg. That was a bad injury and needs to be accounted for, along with the fact that he was only 23 years old.
9 pts (2G – 7A) in 12 playoff games, too.
Like I stated, I hope I'm wrong but it's only my gut feeling. You have a good point about his injury though.
You'll have a different opinion by Christmas.
I hope you're right. I would like the taste of Crow if I'm wrong.
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Good deal.
glad this is finished. And think it's a fair deal for both parties.Now we just need to add a center and move out a D man and we should should be in good shape.
Good deal. The young man should be a good player who is just coming into his own. Glad he is locked up for 5 and can focus on hockey.
Dave do you know if this comes with a NTC or NMC?
Everything I can find suggests no NTC or NMC, which is good.
I'm not fully sold on Mika. To me his season was one big "incomplete" because of the injury. That being said, once JG traded Brassard and then traded Stepan, signing Mika became essential.
Is he a 1C? Is he the guy you want on the ice when going up against the elite centers? That's the big question.
I'd feel a lot better about this team if we are able to make a trade for a center. Right now, assuming identical performances to a year ago from all players on the roster, I don't feel we are a better team today. We look like a low to mid-90's playoff bubble team. But that's today, and assumes no improvement from the youngsters, so it's somewhat irrelevant. Need another trade and significant upticks in performances from the usual "passengers" if we want to dream of a deep playoff run.
That being said, just to contradict myself, I also see Dave's school of thought. Pit and Was much weaker. IF (and it's a big IF), everything breaks right, we can make a deep playoff run.
Should be a fascinating next couple of months leading up to camp!
Eh yes he is the guy to be on the ice against whoeverduring crunch time but it could be worst. You could be a poor Yotes fan who has to watch Stepan go out against McDavid, Getzlaf/Kesler, Kopitar/Carter, Pavelski/Couture, Monahan and I won't even add the central division.
For what it's worth, 2Cs might be getting this type of pay scale routinely by the end of this contract. It is a slight roll of the dice, but I feel it is a great chance to take. I believe he has the tools to be a 1C…just a matter of whether or not he can get there.
3E am with you on Mika question mark, but not because of injury. Don't know if his compete level is there because of the way AV used him. Hope he gets a real chance and goes 20 or so games as the 1C and we will see if he has the cojones. If AV gets in his way its on JG to make sure his team will compete the way HE wants it to. Same goes for the Blue Line. Championships aren't won in the regular season. IMO its the way the menu is used. This yunguns (Hartford)need to be given some coffee time to be properly evaluated in the big time. If JG knows what he has maybe he would not be giving up high draft choices to let aging vets go in a month or a year…you can read that as Yandle, Stall and MSL…still a f'n NYR fan and like what JG is doing.
I'm a fan of what JG is doing. No issue with any of his decisions thus far this summer. I still think that if not adequately repalced, we will miss Stepan more than people realize….especially defensively and on the PK.
As for AV's usage of Mika, no offense, but seriously? So you honestly believe that AV's usage of the player has dampened his enthusiasm and compete level and THAT is the reason he didn't have more points? I don't even know what to say.
The guy had a SERIOUS injury that kept him out for weeks and didnt allow him to regain his form for months. It has ZERO to do with AV.
So just to make sure i get this, all players who struggle somewhat, that's AV's fault. But players who play well…that's in spite of AV. Got it!
Hey bro, hope you're feeling better.
One word: "Fleece'" by Gorton. Took the Zib family member to school.
Thanks buddy….I'm feeling great! Should be medicallly cleared next week and then it's back on the road. But suffice it to say my diet will need a few adjustments. I suspect those MSG hot dogs from all those years in the press box nearly did me in! 🙂
Agree…..this is a great move. But, if we are going to be a special team, we need Mika to be great. Does he have greatness in him? TBD.
Great to hear E3.
I think that Zib can be very good. Great? Don't know. But I will say that he's more talented than Stepan and Brass, for what that's worth.
AV sat you in the press box too, E3? Is it because you had the highest Corsi among defensemen on the team? 😉
Jokes aside, glad to hear you are feeling better!
this signing is fine and it could be a bargain down the road. Zib has a ton of potential to be a 30 goal-70 point player this season if healthy. rangers should really consider the buyout of staal. hank is getting older, the window is closing and the buyout will not hurt them as much as many people think. they'd be paying staal and girardi less money next year than staal's actual salary which they would be paying him for 4 more years. if they trade holden and bring one of their young prospects up to play on the 3rd pair with deangelo, the rangers could have the best defense in the metro, which is undoubtebly the best division in the nhl right now. On top of that, the rangers have a couple young and highly promising defensive prospects that can be packaged with nick holden to try and bring in a centerman. i have faith in zib as the 1C but after that it seems that everyone is out of place
A littler higher dollar-wise than I think he's demonstrated he's worthy of, as of yet. But, with the lack of centers, what choice did GMJG have but to give the kid what he wanted? I'm not worried that Z-bad won't improve and eventually be worth this contract, I'm just a little perturbed that he was able to, more or less, strong-arm management like this.
Considering that 4 of the 5 years Mika just signed for are UFA years, the Rangers received a solid bargain on this contract. There is a good chance that Mika becomes a 65 point center getting paid like a 45 point center for most of this contract.
I think your perception of the negotiations is way off. Mika had to be tough since the Rangers (correctly) wanted to buy his UFA years. If the Rangers just wanted to sign him for one year, then Mika would have gladly signed for $4M weeks ago, and waited until next summer to sign a monster 7 year $42M~$49M contract on the open market. Mika decided to leave plenty of cash on the table and opted for some security while still leaving himself the ability to sign one more monster contract in 2022, at the end of this new deal.
Getting 5 years for the same per year cap hit as the ask for one?
Basically, yeah! Though don't discount that Mika gets some security in this deal. That's important for a guy that just suffered a broken leg.
Yet another solid achievement by Gorts. Really liking the work this guy is doing.
Totally agree…….Like this deal and feel this team is a playoff caliber team AND also feel that this Rangers front office is not done yet…..Gut says 1 or 2 more moves coming yet no clue what tho….LETS GO RANGERS !!!!!
Another rich contract, hopefully Zibanejad won't be passive like Stepan after he got that big contact from the NYR a few year ago.
And now it's time to buyout Marc Staal. NYR has 48 hours? to do it.
it is time for Mika for an expanded role let's see him play with heart and guts
The only concern I have is with the term. 5 year contract is enough to make a player lazy.
For those rooting for a Marc Staal buyout, here's the annual cap hit over the next eight (8) years (according to CapFriendly)
'17-'18: $2,133,333
'18-'19: $2,133,333
'19-'20: $3,133,333
'20-'21: $3,933,333
'21-'22: $1,433,333
'22-'23: $1,433,333
'23-'24: $1,433,333
'24-'25: $1,433,333
'19-20 and '20-21 are tough pills to swallow…but it still might be worth it. I look at it as paying full value to have him hurt the on-ice product vs. saving a little at least in the worst years, more others, and not having him hurt the on-ice product, but also having him affecting the cap for longer.
The wisest move may be to park him in the press box this season and then buy him out next off-season…but, Alain Vigneault and all. This whole Staal situation is not a decision I'd want to have to make as a GM – and, especially if I wasn't even the GM who gave him a silly contract with a silly NMC.
I think a lot of ranger fans can live with 1.43 mil of dead cap space for the final 4 years of the buyout. If he stays on the team then the cap hit is going to be even higher than any of those numbers for the next four years that he has a contract for. The rangers can save cap space as well as rid themselves of an old, slow, worn down defenseman with concussion and vision problems.
No, if the Rangers wait until next summer to buy out Staal, the 24-25 cap hit vanishes and in each of the remaining 6 years the cap hit is slightly lower than it would be if Staal was bought out this week.
2018-19 $2,055,556
2019-20 $3,055,556
2020-21 $3,855,556
2021-22 $1,355,556
2022-23 $1,355,556
2023-24 $1,355,556
Unless the Rangers have a real plan on what to do with an extra $3.6M in cap space for just this year, they would be better off waiting on a Staal buy out. Who knows, something unbelievable could happen, Marc could retire or he could recoup some value and become a somewhat desirable trade target.
The Summer of Gorton continues…
Big committment by the Rangers for a young center who hasn't yet proved he is the real deal. While Zib has potential and some upside, it too early to tell whether or not he will live up to expectations.Still more cap room to add some depth in the forwards positions. Shane Doan is out there, can still play 2 way hockey and will mentor the Rangers' young forwards. Why not sign him to a one year contract?
Good signing, and if E3 is right and there are no NMC and no NTC, this is an excellent signing!
Today is a good day!
Very VERY glad we signed Zib, for one thing. Surprised he got exactly what he asked for, for another. Rarely happens that way. One thing that does concern me with his new price tag is whether this signifies that HE is the one NYR has deemed to be THE 1C going forward. While Mika's got tons of game changing potential – and we saw glimpses of it in Game 3 vs OTT – still a very big unknown whether he can be the elite 1C this team so desperately needs rather than simply taking that top spot by default as Brass and Step did before him. The other thing that's disconcerting is relying on Kevin Hayes to be a go-to center for a guy like Rick Nash as Brooksie pontificated, but that's for another day. In the meantime, pretty clear that for this organization to get a true 1C sooner, some major cap offloading would need to be done to make room. We shall see…..As The Blueshirt Turns….. 🙂


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7 Ronin
7 Ronin is an asymmetric two-player game in which one player controls a group of ninja attacking a village that's defended by seven ronin (masterless samurai), which are controlled by the other player. The ninja player wins by occupying five of the village's ten areas, while the ronin player wins by surviving eight rounds.
Each turn starts with the players distributing their forces over the village areas simultaneously and separately. Their choices are then revealed, and combat resolved. Each of the ronin have a different special ability to aid the defender, while each of the village areas have a special ability usable by the attacker once it has been occupied.
Releasing 27th September 2016.
Ages: 14+
Players: 2 players
Playing Time: 15 - 30 minutes
Year: 2016


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How to Calm a Hyperactive Dog
Many of us are surprised when the adorable and quiet dog we brought home turns out to be hyper! What can be done? The first thing we have to realize is that having a hyper dog is a dog problem that has many possible causes and many possible solutions. The majority of hyper dog problems stem from boredom and a lack of stimulation. Therefore, in order to try and resolve the dog problem, you have to examine the way you interact with your dog and the kind of activities your dog does on a daily basis.
Here are some suggestions you can try to calm your hyperactive dog.
Ignore the hyper dog behavior.
Realize that dogs are seeking attention from you. One has to learn to not pay attention to any hyper activity from your dog as you'll reinforce the very dog problem you're trying to eliminate. When your dog exhibits hyper activity such as jumping or nipping in a way you don't want, do not touch, talk, or have any eye contact. Your dog may very well settle down soon if no attention is given.
Make your dog work for his food.
A great way to exercise your dog mentally, is through the use of interactive food toys. Some good ones include the Buster Cube, Premier Busy Buddy Collection, and, of course, Kongs.
Frozen Kongs are great for when a dog has to be left home alone. Put some wet food or peanut butter into a classic Kong and freeze it. Your dog will have fun licking and chewing at it, and his mind will be occupied.
Take your dog for a walk to redirect the high energy.
A vigorous walk is a great way to redirect a lot of your dog's excessive energy. Exercising your dog regularly and vigorously should diminish that extra energy. By tiring your dog out, your dog should be able to relax more as he'll be tuckered out and will find it easier to relax and calm down.
The best medicine for a hyper dog is calm energy.
One of the most important things to remember if we have a hyper dog is that we should always try to remain calm. Many times dogs reflect or mirror the energy we project and reflect it back to us. Are you calm and assertive most of the time? Do you project a confident packleader type of energy? Do you raise your voice often at everyday stresses? Nervous or anxious moods can translate into nervous or anxious body language or tones of voice and can affect the energy of your dog and make him even more hyper. Set an example for your dog and do your best to remain calm and project calm energy to him.
Try out aromatherapy.
Dogs experience the world primarily through their sense of smell. Just as the smell of lavender is said to relax human beings, a soothing smell can also have a very calming effect on your dog. Talk to your veterinarian or consult a holistic professional to find out which smells may work for your dog and which methods of dispersal are the best and safest for him.
"All dogs are created equal, but some dogs are created more hyper than others." (apologies to George Orwell, Animal Farm). Hopefully, you have one of the less hyper ones; but, if you don't, take the above information into consideration and see if it helps.


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Sunday 23rd September
Our multi-talented Maths teacher, Philip Friend*, will be giving us a fascinating insight into what it was like to be a contestant on Britain's Best Home Cook 2018, his chats with Claudia Winkleman and being judged by Mary Berry! Taste a delicious Foundation Day Cake baked by his own fair hand.
There will be plenty of time to catch up with friends. If you would like to organise a mini reunion we can reserve tables so you can sit together. Partners and children are also very welcome.
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The sun shone and alumnae of all ages, current & former parents and staff, as well as friends in the local area, joined us on Sunday, 24th September 2017 for Foundation Day which celebrates the birthday of the school in 1885, when St Catherine's opened with 11 boarders and 6 day scholars.
Over 60 members of the Association gathered at 2pm for a lovely Chapel Service, led by Rev'd Dr Benji McNair Scott, on the theme of 'Awe and Wonder", and as part of the Intercessory prayers we remembered Lottie Fullerton, Year of 2013, who sadly died in a tragic trekking accident in Nepal in August.
It was a short stroll to the Lecture Theatre for a fascinating and insightful Keynote talk on "The Value of Art: Size Matters and Beauty Sells!", by Sian Folley (2005), who is a specialist in Impressionist and Modern Art at Sotheby's. She gave us riveting insights into the art market, the valuation and auction process and explained why some artists' work command such extraordinary prices. She had many behind-the-scenes stories to share and there was a lively Q&A session at the end.
The afternoon ended with a delicious cream tea in the dining room with much chat and laughter, catching up and networking. There was also the opportunity for a hands-on experience of our new digital archive. Several groups enjoyed a tour and were delighted to see how the school had changed.
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The United States recently confirmed that is in talks with Russia to extend a two decades-old agreement on the dismantling of chemical and nuclear weapons.
The Nunn-Lugar Cooperative Threat Reduction program is set to expire in June. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov recently said that Moscow has no plans to continue the agreement, but a U.S. State Department spokeswoman said discussions are currently underway, according to GMANetwork.com.
"In an anticipation of that we began talking to the Russian side back in July of this year about updating that agreement, and we are continuing to have those conversations," State Department spokeswoman Victoria Nuland said, GMANetwork.com reports. "They have told us that they want revisions to the previous agreement. We are prepared to work with them on those revisions. We want to keep talking about it and we want to solve it."
The Russian Foreign Ministry said, in a statement issued after Ryabkov's remarks, that cooperation might continue, but only with certain changes.
"We have received a proposal from the American side to again extend the 1992 Agreement, which expires in June 2013," the statement said, GMANetwork.com reports. "Our American partners know that this proposal does not correspond with our view of the form in which and basis upon which it would be proper to build further cooperation. For this, a more modern legal framework is needed, among other things."


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A local store is offering college graduates free resume printing for the month of June.
A local store is offering college graduates free resume printing for the month of June.
Cartridge World, at 2132 Southwest 34th St. in Gainesville, is providing the service to help the newly-minted grads find employment.
"We understand how hard it is to land your first job out of college," said David DiEugenio, the owner of Cartridge World, in a news release. "The competition is stiff. Nearly 14 million Americans and Canadians are unemployed. So our store is here to help new college graduates. Whether they are unemployed or working in a coffee shop, we're offering free resume printing for local customers."
There are some stipulations, however. Grads' resumes need to be on a USB drive, the maximum length of the document is two pages, and they must be only black and white.
"We are locally owned. So we understand the value of networking with and supporting the local chamber of commerce and business organizations," DiEugenio said. "'Keeping it local' is a great place for college graduates to start their job search."


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Happy Halloween
Post date: Oct 31, 2013 6:36:26 PM
Head Over Heels will be open tonight for those that wish to come in. Regular classes will be available at 4p, 5p, and 6:30p.
Thanks to all who attended our Halloween Festivities. We had a great time, saw some awesome costumes, ate a lot of good food and danced up a spooky storm. Watch our emails, Facebook, and Newsletter for additional upcoming Holiday events.
Remember, Next week Thursday, November 7th at 6:30p we are hosting a Stewards of Children, Darkness to Light Seminar through Child First Advocacy Group. We will be able to park in Mike's Hobbies and down by Pasquallys if need be for this event. Those that wish to attend this "Free" training session need to register on the Child First's website under upcoming events. This program is approved for 3 contact hours of continuing education.
Classes at 6:30p on November 7th will be cancelled in order to host this event.
Spring Ahead, Now Fall Behind. Turn your clocks back this weekend and enjoy an extra hour of sleep. Yay!
Everyone have a safe and warm Halloween.


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|2018 Places
« Places and stories »
• Meeting with Nobuhiro Suwa
|2017 Play
« Playing, in cinéma »
"Why is playing so important in your films ?". This is one of the questions children and teenagers of the CCAJ workshops have asked to Noémie Lvovsky and Thomas Salvador, the two "godfather" filmmakers who were invited to the International meeting of CCAJ, in June 2017.
|• Meeting with Noémie Lvovsky
|• Meeting with Thomas Salvador
|2016 Climate
« Drifting Clouds, The children of the world film the climate »
During the year 2015-2016, 1000 children and teenagers have filmed, in 12 countries throughout the world, what the weather is like where they live, in their region, in their country, and the climate around them. This project of Cinéma, cent ans de jeunesse has been accredited by the COP 21.
Filmmakers godfathers of the project filmed shots on this theme, too : Mathieu Amalric, Gilles Elie-dit-Cosaque, Franco Lolli, Nicolas Philibert, Juliana Rojas, Thomas Salvador, Nobuhiro Suwa. Their shots have been shown at La Cinémathèque française during the International Meeting of Cinéma, cent ans de jeunesse « A nous le cinéma ! » in June 2016, with young people from all the world. Crossed screenings and exchanges animated by Alain Bergala, translated by Massoumeh Lahidji.
|• Testimonials
|• Meetings
|• The shots of the filmmakers godfathers of the project on the question of climate.


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NYC actor, writer, director
Jamie acts in the immersive Off Broadway show Accomplice. He wrote, acted and directed for the Emmy Award-winning Web sitcom Floaters, which screened at Sundance. He has performed sketch and improv at UCB and other theatres around NYC and the country. He enjoys riding his bicycle around the city, and has run a couple of marathons. He loves to snowboard back in Colorado and catch the Cardinals back in St. Louis. He is counting his lucky stars to be married to Mandy Schmieder.


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were established during and after WWII
in Germany, Austria and Italy, also caled DISPLACED PERSONS CAMPS (DP)
The DP term is mainly used for camps established after WWII for refugges from Eastern Europe, as well as for the inmates of the Nazi German concentration camps.
Even two years after the end of WWII in Europe, there were ove 850,000 people still living in those DP camps, mainly ethnic Germans from Eastern Europe, including our Danube Swabians.
Kapfenberg Lager II, Austria,
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Carrots can be a little temperamental when it comes to growing them. The right garden soil can go a long way to getting them growing big, healthy and perfect for eating in you home.
This is because not only do they love light and the temperatures range (15-18 degrees) found in spring and fall, but they also love light, stone free garden soil with excellent drainage. A high amount of organic matter is also needed.
A rich and sandy peat soil can do an excellent job of all this, allowing the roots to grow deeply into the soil.
It is very difficult to grow carrots in soil that is heavy with clay, compacted or full of stones. These sorts of conditions make it difficult for the roots to grow. Just as bad as those are water logged areas of your garden. Both of these problems can be solved with the same rich and sandy peat soil talked about in the first paragraph.
Once you get the right garden soil, and get a good crop growing, be sure to rotate where you grow your carrots every year. The rotation should take at least 3 years to get back to a previously used area.
This will cut down drastically on potential disease build up in the area, while also resting the soil using a practice known as crop rotation. Crop rotation is the process that allows modern farming to occur, use it in your garden too and your soil will fatigue slower.


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Mine Blade suits for all crazy fans of Minecraft - a huge sandbox game! Based on the Minecraft theme, the game's graphics are typically created from simple blocks. Sounds interesting, right? Follow us!
It is quite amazing to note that this is not a building game as usual. Instead, the game is a combination of Minecraft and skill elements. See! The game's background is the Minecraft scenery; that's why its aim is to chop a lot of vegetables and food items that will be thrown up from the ground with the given blade. Failure to chop one of these items means that you lose one life, remember! By the way, every gamer has just 3 lives to experience the great game. Use your clever skill to exactly tap and break all items in the air.
Have fun with Mine Blade! We are waiting for your performances!


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Just because Thanksgiving has come and gone is no reason to stop giving thanks. Being thankful is a habit that will enrich your life year round. Showing your appreciation for the people and things around you is a great way to realize how blessed you really are. Giving thanks to the people you meet can also brighten their day, and reaching out to the less fortunate allows you to share your own good fortune.
One thing we're all thankful for this year is our long, amazing eyelashes.
Here are five reasons why people love lashes from Amazing Lash Studios:
1. There are three convenient locations in Houston for getting your eyelash extensions.
2. You can wake up each day feeling gorgeous.
3. You get more compliments on your appearance.
4. You can spend less time on your daily beauty routine.
5. Easy maintenance means more time to spend with your friends and family this holiday season.
One Amazing Lash Studio customer summed it up this way:
"I was quite thrilled with Amazing Lash and the results! My lashes look naturally full and long. Love it. Bottom Line: Lives up to its name, amazing lashes and care for a very reasonable price!" — Caliope H.
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Lee Jun Ki has recently confirmed that he will star in a Chinese film called 'Under the Sicilian Sun,' which brings up a lot of memories of that Diane Lane film 'Under the Tuscan Sun.' Intentional? Unintentional? Either way, he's going to be a romantic leading man.
Directed by Lin Yu Hsien, a Taiwanese director whose previous credits include 'Exit No. 6,' 'Sumimasen Love,' and 'Jump Ashin!,' the film will cross between Shanghai and Sicily as a love story unfolds between Lee Jun Ki and his leading lady Zhou Dong Yu ("Under the Hawthorn Tree"). The announcement was made during a press conference for the film in Beijing, and it was said that Lin wanted Lee Jun Ki to participate so much he went to Korea to "woo" the actor. Unfortunately that also required drinking massive amounts of alcohol and dining to sort of finally convince him to participate.
It is good to see Lee in a movie again, as his last one was in 2007's 'Virgin Snow'. It's going to be eight years since his last film by the time this movie comes out. And, it seems that it's all the rage nowadays for Korean actors to make films in movies, especially when they're super popular. It was pretty clear during his Twitter Fan Meeting that he had a lot of fans around the world – including Chinese ones who were tweeting to him in Chinese. I, of course, tried my hand at it along with gummimochi.
That memory will forever be seared in my brain…
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Kathy's Awakening: Book 5: Sharing My Wife In A Threesome (English Edition)
He Wants to Share Her With Other Men, She Wants Two Or More Men At A Time
Have they let things go too far?
Watching his wife teach the office intern how to pleasure her was the hottest thing he had ever seen. And their union, when she comes home, was as exciting as it has ever been. But the young intern couldn't fully satisfy his hot wife. Her request the morning after stuns and frightens him.
But Tucker gives in and sets her up with two men from his office. Then he sits back and watches the threesome using his high-tech surveillance equipment. Jealousy and envy creep in as they took his beautiful Kathy hard and unprotected over and over again.
And when they're too exhausted to go on, his wife urges them to keep going, appealing to their primal instincts with her beautiful body and nasty talk.
Has Kathy finally lost all control to her boundless lust? And has her husband indeed become addicted to being cuckolded by his wife?
How much more will be enough?
This 5,200-word short story by E.M. Smart contains descriptions of wife sharing, wife watching and, unprotected MFM sex; as well as possibly disturbing depictions of cuckolding, and lust gone wild.


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To Get Beautiful Skin – Your Skincare Routine Should Include Your Decollete, Arms and More
Beauty doesn't end at your chin – your French face extends from your head down to your décolleté. That is a secret of French women and…always wear an SPF.
Most of us do a good job of cleaning and moisturizing our face. However, beauty doesn't stop with your face. A good skin care routine should also include regular care of your neck, chest, arms, hands (especially the back of your hands), legs and body. Without daily broad-spectrum sun protection and adequate moisture, these zones can quickly start to look weathered before their time.
Just as you would get a facial, many spas offer the same type of services for the body – back facials, body exfoliants and more. At home, a key rule is when you are applying creams, sun screens, exfoliants or cleansers to your face – you shouldn't stop there. Your neck and your chest both have delicate skin that require just as much attention as your face. Think face to feet – the entire body – when developing your skin care regimen. There are also fantastic body washes, creams and more – specifically formulated for your body.
One of the best things you can do is to use a Glycolic body lotion. Glycolic acid is a common component of anti-aging products, such as lotions, because it can refresh skin. It exfoliates the surface layer, making skin look smoother by promoting healthy cell growth to replace the dead skin cells. Used together with hydroquinone, a bleaching agent, it might help minimize or erase the appearance of age spots, acne discoloration or other hyperpigmentation. The glycolic acid lotion slowly gets rid of dead surface cells, allowing the bleaching agent to penetrate so that new cells are non-pigmented.
A Full Body Routine At Home Should Include:
Neck & Chest – Start buy using the same products for cleaning, exfoliating and moisturizing that you use on your face. To go a step further to see the best results – select products especially formulated for the skin in these areas since the skin on the neck and chest is thinner.
Hands – Your hands are usually exposed to weather and other elements more than any other body part. In a lot of cases, your hands age you more than anything else. For sun spot and to reduce wrinkling, choose a product with alpha hydroxy acids as well as a good sun screen of at least 30 SPF.
Arms & Legs – Opt for a body lotion that contains lactic or glycolic acid, which chemically exfoliates the skin. Don't forget to shave your legs regularly as it is a great exfoliant. Also many women shave their arms to get rid of the not so pretty hair and also exfoliate their arms. (Shaving is also a great exfoliant for your face – thats why men look so young). When you get out of the shower, immediately pat your legs and arms dry and apply a moisturizer to look in the moisture.
Feet – Aside from getting regular pedicures the best thing you can do is apply a lotion or cream with hydroxy acid or lactic acid to exfoliate. Let the lotion absorb for at least 10 minutes before rubbing away dead skin with a warm washcloth or pumice stone.
Other Body – Don't stop using lotion on your legs and arms, continue to your torso, back and other areas as you can reach them.
Also, don't stop with an at home routine, dermatologists can do wonders with lasers and many other treatments.
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London Calling
From history and culture to guided tours and exploring the urban jungle, we've got London covered.
England's iconic capital offers a host of visitor attractions - over 250 of which are free - to enjoy as part of a day itinerary or for a longer city break. With an exciting number of innovative developments taking place over the next couple of years in preparation for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, we offer an insight into what's new and highlight some group favourites.
All things history
At Buckingham Palace, the official London residence of our monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, groups can now enjoy part of the Royal residence during the winter season - including, once you're in, a complimentary audio tour - as the Royal Mews extends its opening hours to include November to February. The Royal Mews is one of the finest stables in existence and home to the royal collection of historic coaches and carriages.
At nearby Hyde Park Corner is the former home of the first Duke of Wellington, Apsley House and Wellington Arch, originally designed as an entrance to Buckingham Palace. Enjoy exclusive group access at both sites on Monday and Tuesday when they are closed to the general public.
If palaces tickle your group's fancy, why not visit The Enchanted Palace at Kensington Palace, running until 2012? Combine a tour of the sumptuous state apartments with a multisensory experience that blends fashion, performance and spectacle.
From Kensington to Knightsbridge; as of next year, the Royal Albert Hall will be operating tours seven days a week. All group tours of the building will now include refreshments for every member of the group. There will also be the opportunity to see backstage at the hall during the first three months of 2011, giving your group the chance to witness the unseen workings of the venue.
Over on The Strand is Somerset House, home to the Royal Society between 1780 and 1857. Learn about the history of the Royal Society and the great scientific discoveries that were made during its time at Somerset House on a free tour. Indulge your group's interest in fashion with forthcoming exhibition, Dior Illustrated: Rene Gruau and the Line of Beauty, running until January 2011.
A stroll around the corner, or a couple of tube stops down the road, takes your group to the Museum of London in the Barbican area; an institute not only full of information about our city's past, but situated beside the Roman remains of the historic London Wall (the defensive wall built around Londinium). The museum has a brand new selection of fashion tours, exploring its fashion archives and galleries that are home to over 26,000 pieces.
Outside of central London to the west, is Chiswick House Gardens which has recently undergone a £12 million restoration, with the results newly unveiled. Groups can enjoy a wide variety of guided tours at the property, including classical and mythological tours, plus tours which delve into secret symbolism at the house.
Closer to nature
This month the WWT London Wetland Centre will unveil its brand new Rain Garden, offering visiting groups an idyllic setting to relax in. Focusing on rain water management, the garden features lush vegetation, a cascade of rain gardens and pools, green roof planting, creature towers and a pavilion. Groups of 12 or more people are entitled to discounted admission rates with free coach parking available.
For groups seeking an alternative urban garden escape, the Natural History Museum will be opening its Wildlife Garden once more in 2011. Available from 1st April until the end of October, the garden aims to demonstrate the potential for wildlife conservation in the inner city, revealing a range of British lowland habitats. Groups visiting the iconic museum from the 22nd October can also catch special exhibition, Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year, running until the 11th March.
Britain's capital city boasts a surprising number of parks and open spaces, providing a change of pace from the bustling streets. The Royal Parks manage and maintain more than 5,000 acres of historic parkland, including Greenwich Park, home of the Old Royal Observatory and Royal Naval College; Kensington Gardens, the setting for Kensington Palace, the Peter Pan statue and the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground; and Regent's Park, featuring a boating lake and open air theatre.
Regent's Park is also the home of popular animal attraction, London Zoo. Offering a host of benefits for parties of ten plus - including discounted entry with free admission and a meal voucher for coach drivers - groups can venture through the zoo's latest attraction, Rainforest Life, and discover an array of nocturnal creatures in the mysterious Night Life feature.
Continuing the rainforest theme, the SEA LIFE London Aquarium allows groups to discover the aquatic creatures which dwell in the watery world of one of the Earth's most fragile eco-systems, coming face-to-face with crocodiles, poison arrow frogs and piranha. Those who dare can take the daunting Shark Walk, and there is the chance to participate in daily talks, feeding sessions and guided tours (available to pre-book for parties of ten plus).
Less exotic, but still a quirky attraction for London's urban jungle, the capital is home to a number of city farms, many of which welcome large parties. Try Kentish Town or Vauxhall City Farms - particularly suitable for children and family groups.
Tours and sightseeing
London Duck Tours has launched a brand new experience this autumn, transporting groups back to the Blitz to discover what life was like in the war-torn capital. The D-Day Duck Tour will take place in an amphibious craft used for the D-Day landings, where a costumed guide will point out some of London's most important World War Two sites, accompanied with props, 1940s songs and archive pictures.
Groups can also view London from the water onboard the sightseeing service from City Cruises. Operating a circular cruise between Westminster, the London Eye and Tower Piers, groups will enjoy a full commentary along the way. Dedicated lunch cruises are an option for parties of 40 plus, with a variety of group packages also available.
Try something different and paddle through the city sights on a kayaking experience on the Thames and canals, hosted by Thames River Adventures Ltd. Suitable for smaller, adventurous groups, tours are led by qualified instructors with tours of Tower Bridge, Hampton Court and Regents Canal to choose from.
Active groups may also enjoy Capital Sport's new London Thames and Royalty gentle cycling tour. A four-night venture beginning in the city centre, the route takes in Richmond, Hampton Court and Windsor, covering flat terrain. Self-guided day tours also provide a varied and energetic way of seeing the city sights, with prices including bike hire and route directions.
Continuing the active theme, gain some sporting perspective on a Guided Tour of the 2012 Sites, led by a Blue Badge Guide. Sample itineraries take in views of the Olympic Stadium and Aquatics Centre, with the Olympic Village and Velodrome now visible. Tours can also visit Greenwich Park, home of the equestrian events; and Woolwich to see the Royal Artillery Barracks where the shooting and paralympic archery will take place.
For an alternative view of London, why not book a themed, celebrity or pop culture tour with The Celebrity Planet? Popular options for groups include The Beatles, Harry Potter, and Celebrity Tours. Catering for groups of ten plus, tours can be customised to suit individual requirements and itineraries.
Theatre buffs may also enjoy exploring London's West End on a Theatreland Walking Tour led by Blue Badge Guide, Diane Burstein. Hear tales and anecdotes of variety artistes, theatre ghosts and the story of London theatre from the 16th century, while touring the historic theatres around Leicester Square and Covent Garden.
Ten great group attractions
1 Houses of Parliament: The recent Saturday openings offer a 75-minute Blue Badge guided tour, which groups can join from £8 per person. The tour takes in the Lords and Commons Chambers plus other highlights including Westminster Hall and the Royal Gallery.
2 The London Eye: The world's tallest cantilevered observation wheel. At 135-metres, it offers unrivalled views of the capital, and has become as iconic a London landmark as Tower Bridge, Big Ben and the Tower of London.
3 The Bank of England Museum: The museum's displays include material drawn from the Bank's own collections of books, documents, silver, prints, paintings, banknotes, coins and photographs. There is also a display of gold, including Roman and modern gold bars.
4 The Globe Theatre: A modern reproduction of the original 16th century theatre. Visitors can enjoy a guided tour of the theatre combined with entry to the Shakespeare exhibition. Groups of 15 or more are advised to book in advance.
5 The Southbank Centre: One of the largest single-run arts centres in the world; it includes the Royal Festival Hall, the Hayward Gallery, Queen Elizabeth Hall, Purcell Room and the Poetry Library. Explore the 21-acre site which includes bars, restaurants and shops.
6 Tower Bridge Exhibition: Completed in 1894, the bridge was instantly hailed as a London icon and one of the great engineering marvels of its age. Enjoy stunning views of London from the high level walkways, and experience the River Thames: Source to Sea exhibition. Learn about the inner workings of the bridge in the Victorian engine rooms.
7 Borough Market: Featuring everything from exquisite chocolates; artisan breads; the freshest fish and game; premium meats; organic fruit and vegetables; plus cheeses, preserves and spices; make sure you visit with an empty stomach and an open mind.
8 Tower of London: Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress, more commonly known as the Tower of London, is a historic castle on the north bank of the River Thames. The tower offers a range of benefits and services to groups of 15 or more.
9 Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms: Visit this historic underground complex, the home of the British government command centre throughout World War Two, alongside the Churchill Museum as part of the Imperial War Museum.
10 St Paul's Cathedral: See the new permanent film experience, Oculus: an eye into St Paul's, which uses state-of-the-art projection technology to reveal a fascinating insight into the stories and history of London's iconic landmark.
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Today we are going to take a look at a common fork in the road – chickens or pigs or both.
Chickens and pigs are the two common starter enterprises for people getting into livestock.
There's a lot of similarities… they both have a relatively low cost to start up, you don't need a lot of land, the time commitment isn't huge, and they are scalable.
And there are a lot of differences – infrastructure, feed, processors, market perception, and price points of the finished products.
Both enterprises make a lot of sense for a beginning farmer, or for an existing farmer ad an add on enterprise. But it's the subtle differences and how those differences fit your context, your life, and your land which make all the difference, often times leading to a clear choices.
Given these subtle differences, if you are starting out, how do you choose?
That's what we will explore today, with Darby going through a consultation with person interested in farming.
That person has 10 acres in West Virginia. Half of it is wooded, half of it is pasture. And they are trying to decide, should they start with chickens, pigs or both, given their context…
And uh, that person from WV is played by me…
Pro's and Con's of Pastured Poultry:
- Easy animal to manage.
- Low initial capital investment cost to begin.
- Relatively low risk animal.
- No permanent infrastructure required.
- 500 chickens only require about 1 acre of land/year.
- Fast ROI (8-9 weeks).
- Added benefit of free nitrogen on pasture.
- Physically easy to manage if they get loose.
- Offers even the youngest among us the opportunity to be involved.
- Requires scale to make it worthwhile (400-500 per batch is best).
- Extremely labor intensive.
- Must be cared for 2-3 times per day, 7 days per week.
- Very high priced compared to conventional food equivalent (300-400% higher than most grocery stores for conventional, 200% higher for "organic").
- Butchers can be difficult to locate and/or very far away.
- Some equipment is one use and very expensive (i.e., chicken crates).
- Extremely seasonal and limited to 6-9 months out of the year in most regions.
- Very influenced by the weather and volatile during extreme heat/humidity or cold/rain.
Pro's and Con's of Pigs:
- Easy animal to manage with proper infrastructure.
- Modest initial capital investment cost to begin.
- Relatively low risk animal if raised during the warmer months.
- Can be raised nearly year round in most climates.
- Day to day maintenance labor is extremely minimal and can be conducted by any adult.
- Extremely profitable animal:
- One pig retail equals roughly 80 chickens retail.
- One pig wholesale equals roughly 45 chickens retail.
- Much closer to – and sometimes equivalent with – retail costs of pork in a grocery store, especially "organic" or "natural labels".
- Butchers are usually very easy to find and you may have many options.
- Value added retail products are limitless and can really pad your bottom line.
- Can be marketed profitably wholesale to either individuals or stores.
- Can be nerve racking to work with when young, especially training to electric fence.
- A loose pig can be a nightmare!
- Feed costs can pile up over the 5-6 months you manage them.
- Extremely labor intensive when rotating into a new paddock using portable infrastructure.
- Permanent infrastructure is best but can be very costly.
- Slower ROI with a 5-6 month turn around time.
- Require a much higher learning curve than poultry.
- Can injure a human being if you aren't careful.
- Require larger equipment such as a livestock trailer and possibly small tractor.
- Can catch pneumonia easily in the cold weather months and drop dead with little notice.
- "Can" be extremely difficult to load into a livestock trailer.
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Do you want to transition into livestock farming on a part-time or full-time basis?
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The Farm Business Essentials Intensive was created to help addresses those concerns and challenges.
In this three day workshop we will take an in-depth look at where you are currently at, where you want to go, what do you need to put in place to get there, and what are some of the next action steps to turn the ideas into reality.
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