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What are the Best Debt Consolidation Companies in Winter Springs FL
Who has the best Winter Springs debt consolidation services?
Winter Springs consolidation services offer a way of taking multiple debts and taking them all and wrapping them together into one payment. So if you have 5 different Winter Springs loans, each with a different interest rate and length, a Winter Springs debt consolidation loan will pay these off and then you will be left with one Winter Springs loan with a total on the loan of all the paid off loans. The best part is that these types of Winter Springs consolidation loans typically have lower interest rates than the ones you are getting rid of.
What is the best place in Florida to find Winter Springs credit consolidation lenders?
Search online for the best debt consolidation lenders in Winter Springs FL. The reason the best place to find Winter Springs debt consolidation lenders in Florida is because you will be able to find the right Winter Springs lender for you. Your local Winter Springs banks may not specialize in the right Winter Springs consolidation loans for you or have Florida lending standards that are too stringent. By searching for the best Florida debt consolidation loans online, you can assure yourself of getting the right Winter Springs loan.
More On Debt Consolidation Loans in Winter Springs FL
As I said above, prior to the credit crunch we had basically "easy money" whereby the Winter Springs banks were encouraged to lend to pretty much anyone in Florida with a pulse. As the economy tanked and their Winter Springs debts mounted, a large portion of these people who got easy credit are now looking for Winter Springs debt counseling programs. These Winter Springs loans can be obtained but they are just like any other Winter Springs loan. Your Florida credit rating, your ability to repay the Winter Springs loan, an availability of collateral to secure the loan and the current Winter Springs bank policies on Florida lending will determine if you get a Winter Springs consolidation loan or not.
Where Is The Best Winter Springs Loan Consolidation Service?
As I discussed above, the typical Winter Springs loan consolidation service usually has a lower interest rate than the standard Florida loan that is putting you in the poor house. Be aware that just because you are in trouble with your Winter Springs monthly payments, does not mean that you will automatically get Winter Springs loan consolidation.
Where Can I find The Best Winter Springs Debt Consolidation Help?
I spoke of collateral before and this is a big aspect of why Winter Springs debt consolidation lenders may give you Winter Springs loan consolidation. Unsecured Winter Springs loans are the riskiest loans to give by a Florida lender. This is because if the Winter Springs loan is defaulted on, the bank cannot get the money back. By requiring collateral to provide security on a loan (as some Winter Springs banks do for Winter Springs debt consolidation loans) the bank reduces their risk for the loan. A secured Winter Springs loan allows the lender to offer the loan to you and then to offer the Winter Springs loan at a reduced interest rate. Be careful to make sure you pay off the Winter Springs credit card consolidation loan on time. If you were required to put up collateral and you default, the Winter Springs bank will take that collateral as a way to recoup their loss.
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Short week, 11-man game can't slow top-ranked Blackhawks
If ever there was a week for the Lummi football team not to play an 11-man game, this was it.
The top-ranked Blackhawks, who usually play eight-man in Class 1B, had its Northwest Football League 1B game against Crescent delayed to Monday, Oct. 17, by a weekend storm system, leaving only four days to prepare to face Friday Harbor in an 11-man game on Friday, Oct. 21.
"It was a really short week because of the game being played on Monday and they had a field trip thing on Wednesday," Lummi coach Jim Sandusky said. "We really only had Tuesday and Thursday to practice and put a lot of stuff in. The kids absorbed it really quick."
That was evident, as the Blackhawks rolled past the Wolverines 69-26 in a nonleague game.
Free Borsey hauled in four touchdown passes of 25 or more yards to lead the way, including three in the first quarter to help Lummi (8-0) quickly pull away. Dashawn Lawrence threw for seven TDs and the Blackhawks totaled 366 passing yards.
Trazil Lane also caught two touchdown passes and returned an interception 50 yards for a third. Sandusky said he was quite pleased with his defense, which pressured Friday Harbor's quarterback.
The Blackhawks next host rival Neah Bay on Friday, Oct. 28, in a game that will decide the league title.
"We're real excited," Sandusky said. "This is a big week for us. This game is for the league title and pretty much homefield advantage throughout the playoffs."
Friday Harbor
First quarter
Lum – Free Borsey 55 pass from Dashawn Lawrence (Joseph Jefferson kick)
Lum – Trazil Lane 25 pass from Lawrence (kick failed)
Lum – Borsey 17 pass from Larence (kick failed)
Lum – Borsey 35 pass from Noah Tobey (Jefferson kick)
Second quarter
Lum – Chance Poasa 35 pass from Lincoln Tom (Jefferson kick)
FH – 35 run (kick good)
FH – 34 run (kick good)
FH – 10 pass (kick failed)
Lum – Lane 56 pass from Lawrence (John Ballew run)
Third quarter
Lum – Poasa 36 pass from Lawrence (run failed)
Lum – Lane 50 interception return (pass failed)
FH – 1 run (kick failed)
Lum – Caleb Revey 19 pass from Lawrence (James Williams run)
Fourth quarter
Lum – Borsey 53 pass from Lawrence (Ballew run)

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Canusa Hershman Recycling Co. (CHRC) has acquired certain assets of plastics recycler First State Plastics Inc. of New Castle, Del.
The Baltimore-based CHRC purchased a 98,000-sq.-ft. facility that houses post-industrial plastic grinding operations, a warehouse and office space as well as processing equipment and trucks, the company said in a news release. No purchase price was disclosed.
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Colin Kaepernick's Legal Team to Seek Subpoena of President Trump
Colin Kaepernick's lawyers are expected to seek a subpoena of President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence to testify in a collusion case against the NFL, reports Yahoo Sports.
Kaepernick, as you may remember, protested against racial inequality by kneeling during the National Anthem at games, sparking other players to do the same. Yahoo Sports reports Kaepernick's lawyers learned Trump had direct talks with team owners about the protests and the purpose of the subpoenas would be to find out if the Trump administration influenced NFL teams to avoid Kaepernick.
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An earlier showing in NYC has been added (August 8th, 3:30pm), since that city had such a huge response.
Check here, for all the updated information. As dates get added, they will be posted here.
James / June 13th, 2014
An earlier showing in NYC has been added (August 8th, 3:30pm), since that city had such a huge response.
Check here, for all the updated information. As dates get added, they will be posted here.
June 13, 2014 at 8:19 pm
Got my tickets! Now I need to get my passport and get ready to drive from Montreal to New York. An epic road trip for an epic movie!
June 14, 2014 at 9:41 am
I don't want to speak too soon, but we might be adding a date closer to you. Still though, glad you're making the trip.
June 14, 2014 at 10:45 am
Don't worry James, I needed an excuse to make a trip to NYC and you gave me one.
June 18, 2014 at 4:32 am
A Canadian date would be awesome James! My fiance and I are getting married next month and seriously considered planning our honeymoon to go to New York for the screening but it's just not in the cards right now. But come hell or high water, we'll make it to a screening in Ontario or Montreal. Perhaps you'll be making an appearance at Con Bravo again?
June 23, 2014 at 5:23 pm
If you can make it happen, that would be fucking awesome ! Please get us a date near Montreal !
June 28, 2014 at 11:09 pm
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June 13, 2014 at 8:56 pm
Will James Rolfe be at the August 8th 3:30 showing at Symphony Space in New York? …since he will be appearing at the 7:30 showing, I sincerely hope so!!!
June 14, 2014 at 9:42 am
So far I'm only planning to be at the 7:30 show. The 3:30 show was just added, as of last night.
June 14, 2014 at 6:28 pm
I Know you have a busy schedule but it would be awesome to see you at the 3:30 show please let us know if you decide to make an appearance for us.
Thank James ^_^
and great job getting the movie out been following the progress from day one ive been a fan of your work for many years.
June 16, 2014 at 3:11 am
by the time i found out about the screenings, the 7:30 screening was already sold out…i got tickets for the earlier one as soon as i could, fearing they too would sell out quickly, but it would really be amazing if you went to that one too. been looking forward to this movie, and seeing the man behind it as well would be insane… anyway good luck with the movie!
June 13, 2014 at 11:23 pm
James, I would really like it if you could get a showing in Kansas City, or somewhere near there. I desperately want to see this movie and there aren't any showings nearby. If you can't do it, then I understand, but if you could, that'd be great!
June 13, 2014 at 11:58 pm
Agreed! I live in KC and have been a fan since the beginning! I would love a chance to see it at a Theater! We are big enough we have 3 pro teams,two of the best indoor venues and outdoor venues for shows and events! Try to get the historic Midland Theater, its legendary and amazing (Uptown would be cool too!)
June 13, 2014 at 11:45 pm
Please confirm that James will be at new NYC showing at 3:30.
June 14, 2014 at 9:43 am
So far I'm only planning to be at the 7:30 show. The 3:30 show was just added, as of last night.
June 14, 2014 at 7:15 pm
We would all really love to see you there at the 3:30 show. I think it would male it a lot more special.
June 14, 2014 at 7:18 pm
I appreciate your response James and understand if you can't make the 3:30 showing at nyc. I've been watching your videos from the very beginning and I didn't need a poster signed or even a picture. I just wanted to shake your hand and thank you for all good years of entertainment you have given us.
June 14, 2014 at 12:53 am
BOOOOO i already got tickets for the later show…. which one will you guys be attending?
June 14, 2014 at 9:43 am
June 16, 2014 at 12:53 am
Ok i wanted to be the first to see it, but having you at the later showing MORE than makes up for it…. thank you a thousand times thank you for bringing your comedic masterpiece to a theater near me
June 14, 2014 at 2:44 am
James, I know you made a statement before about there being a Q&A session in NYC but you weren't sure if time would allow for an autograph session. Does the second NYC showing change that at all?
June 14, 2014 at 5:07 am
Shit, for the first time I just counted the number of years Ive been watching your videos
(6 years). Just bought my tickets, will You be at the 3:30 showing? I have a NES and a poster that I need your autograph on.
June 14, 2014 at 9:52 am
Well, if you decide to do another showing in Atlanta you have 2 for sure tickets sold. They sold pretty dang fast 🙂
June 14, 2014 at 4:52 pm
I know your a busy man and you already set a schedule for each showing that you will appear to, but it would be awesome if you can make a appearance to the 3:30pm showing in NYC. I've miss many opportunities when u were in NYC.
June 14, 2014 at 11:56 pm
Aw, I missed out on tickets to the 7:30 show. I really wanted to see your Q&A session. James, I hope you can find a way to make the 3:30 showing as well. It would make my day and it would make the screening that much more meaningful.
June 15, 2014 at 1:59 am
Please be with us for the 3:30pm showing, James. ;__;
That would make our experience so much more special and personal. We'd like to show you how much we love your work!
I've been waiting for your movie for so long, and when I finally get to see it, I want that moment shared with you in the same room.
June 17, 2014 at 4:51 am
Well that's a real shame. I'm moving to New York from London soon as my husband lives there and just panic bought 3.30pm tickets due to how fast other screenings have sold out. The cinema site says 'Q and A after the screening', but it seems that's not the case. We're such huge fans of you James, it's sad to hear you're not planing on being at that screening 🙁
June 26, 2014 at 3:06 am
Any chance of more NYC showings with Q&A in August, James? Will be there traveling from Australia in that time and getting the chance to see the film would make the trip amazing!
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Thoroughbred Horse Racing in Barbados has taken place at the Garrison Savannah for over 150 years. The Barbados Turf Club organizes three seasons of racing per year. These meetings run from January to April; May to August and from October to December, normally every other Saturday. There are usually nine races per day, starting around 1:00 pm and finishing around 5:45 pm.
Entrance fee to the various stands ranges from Bds $10.00 to $100.00 for the day. Special (higher) prices apply to Gold Cup Day in early March. Admission is free to the grounds.
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Could your dog help save another dog's life? Here's a 'paws' for thought…
Did you know that your pooch could be the difference between life and death for another? Or even four others? By becoming a blood donor, your canine companion could help save a life!
Negative dog blood is currently low in the UK and because of this, Pet Blood Bank is looking for the owners of certain breeds to come forward. With around 15 transfusions on average being carried out per day, it's important we spread the word and get people talking about canine blood donations.
The aim is to collect as many units of blood per year as possible. As each donation collects one unit of blood, this means Pet Blood Bank needs plenty of pawsome superstars to come forward and donate this year!
What are the different types of dog blood?
Dogs have two blood types, DEA (Dog Erythrocyte Antigen) 1 positive and DEA 1 negative. Negative blood is always in particular demand as it can be given to positive or negative dogs and dogs that have not been blood typed. However, only 30% of dogs are negative.
Dogs are not routinely blood typed unless they are donating or receiving blood. However, there are certain breeds which are more likely to have a negative blood type. These breeds include Dobermans, Greyhounds, Boxers, German Shepherds, Flat-Coated Retrievers, Airedale Terriers, Weimaraners, Lurchers, and Pointers.
So, why is there a shortage of dog blood donations?
26% of the UK population own a dog[1], but a large number of owners don't know that their dog could be a blood donor. Often, the only time people tend to hear about transfusions is when a family member or friend's dog needs the service. Encouraging more people to sign up helps to ensure that Pet Blood Bank can keep this service going. We're sure you would want this service available should you suffer the misfortune of one of your own dogs needing a transfusion.
Pet Blood Bank will ensure your dog meets all the requirements prior to attending a blood donation session. Any questions or concerns you may have can be worked through with the Pet Blood Bank team. Around 75% of donors who are assessed as suitable to attend a session on criteria will go on to become donors.
How is the dog blood used?
Few dogs will require transfusion of whole blood, so splitting the blood into components allows a single unit to help save the lives of 4 patients. The separated components include red blood cells and plasma products. These blood components are used depending on the specific condition that is being treated; for example, plasma is used to treat blood clots, whereas packed red cells may be used for blood loss after an accident. Packed red blood cells can last around 6 weeks from the date of collection, whereas the plasma portion can last up to 5 years.
What's involved in the blood donation process?
In 2016, Pet Blood Bank collected over 1,000 units of dog blood and dispatched over 3,000 blood products to vets throughout the UK.
Every unit of donated blood has the potential to help save the lives of up to four dogs. Blood donations in dogs are very similar to humans. A local anesthetic cream is used, and the dog receives plenty of praise and encouragement throughout the whole process. Donors have a thorough health screen with a veterinary surgeon on the day of donation and the health and welfare of donors is the top priority.
The whole donation session takes approximately 45 minutes but the donation itself takes about 5-10 minutes. Once the donation is over, your canine friend receives a drink of water and a snack. They also receive a goody bag that includes a special Pet Blood Bank 'I'm a Life Saver' bandana and some doggy treats. Dogs are monitored after donating and sent home when the team is completely happy. Owners are advised to let their dogs take it easy for the remainder of the day but can resume normal activity the day after.
What accidents require dog blood transfusions?
The types of accidents that require blood transfusions include serious road accidents, injuries sustained during exercise (such as squeezing through fences), major surgeries, accidental ingestion of poison, lungworm infection and certain illnesses such as an overactive immune system.
If my dog does donate, can we find out who has received the blood?
The demand for blood is so high that Pet Blood Bank generally don't notify donor owners when their dog's blood is dispatched. Generally, blood collected will be distributed within 7 days of collection. However, Pet Blood Bank is able to track the blood back to the donor. Therefore, if you have been on the receiving end of the donation, you are able to say thank you to the donor who supplied your dog the blood.
What should I do about insuring my dog?
By insuring your dog, you are creating a safety net to help protect yourself from any unexpected vet bills. If anything bad happens and your dog needs a transfusion, it's important that your costs are covered. Check out the range of dog insurance policies we have on offer and find the right cover for you.
How do I get involved?
Since they launched in 2007, the Pet Blood Bank service has helped save thousands of lives each year. It is the only charity that provides canine blood to all veterinary practitioners across the UK. All vets have 24/7 access to the service, so whenever a transfusion is required it can be performed. More than 9,000 lifesaving donors are registered with Pet Blood Bank UK.
Although blood donations have increased year on year, we need to make sure they continue to do so in order to meet the increasing demand and sophistication in the treatments available to pet owners. The aim is to collect approximately 3,000 units of blood per year and if your dog is a suitable donor, you can donate up to 6 times a year. With 'World Blood Donor Day' just around the corner, get involved and register your dog today!
If your fur baby has a mishap, make sure they have pet insurance. Visit www.argospetinsurance.co.uk for information about our various policies.
Argos Limited is an Appointed Representative of Home Retail Group Insurance Services Limited which is authorised and regulated as an insurance intermediary by the Financial Conduct Authority.
1 "Pet Population 2018" Pet Food Manufacturer's Association, 2018. https://www.pfma.org.uk/petpopulation-2018


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Celebrating the construction of St. Patrick's Bridge
Flag-waving school children, brilliant sunshine and a traditional Blackfoot blessing marked the official opening of St. Patrick's Bridge this autumn. The long-awaited day was cause for big celebration, and not just because of the unseasonably fine weather. The ribbon cutting ceremony for East Village's pedestrian and cycling bridge across the Bow River commemorated yet another milestone in a year full of milestones for Calgary's newest, oldest, coolest, warmest neighbourhood. If you missed out on the fun, or just feel like revisiting that warm sunshiny day, step back a couple of months with this video.
St. Patrick's Bridge is the final piece in the connectivity puzzle that links East Village to the rest of the city. By way of the 4th Street underpass to the south, along RiverWalk™ and the Elbow River Traverse to the east, through the New Central Library to the west, and over the graceful arches of the St. Patrick's "skipping stone" bridge to the north, East Village is now fully connected in all directions. It's never been easier to come home.
Thanks to the connectivity that St. Patrick's Bridge has added to Calgary's river pathway system, the once largely recreational trails are now a functional commuter system. More than just a pretty face, the new river crossing is bridging the sustainability gap by letting more Calgarians live well without having to get into their cars to do so. This video shows just how St. Patrick's Bridge is helping make Calgary a more sustainable, more liveable city.
But more than just a river crossing, St. Patrick's Bridge is a destination in itself. Sure, it helps cyclists and pedestrians get to work with ease, but it is also a great place to play. Boasting some of the best views of the city, the spacious bridge deck has become quickly become a cherished public space right on the river. When St. Patrick's Island opens in the summer of 2015, island programs will combine with bridge programs to create a whole lot of fun that is much larger than the sum of its parts. That's pretty heavy lifting for such a delicate looking bridge.
The slender arches of the skipping stone bridge have been lauded for their elegant simplicity, but the actual building of the bridge was anything but simple. And that's not even counting the little matter of the 2013 flood. Check out this video for a bridge-building primer. It was trickier than you'd think.
2014 has been a great year for East Village, marked by the completion of significant projects from the Fort Calgary Sentinels, the Elbow River Traverse, 5th Street Square and St. Patrick's Bridge. 2015 promises to be even more exciting. With the opening of St. Patrick's Island as a backyard playground, the re-opening of the beloved Simmons building as a culinary destination, and the handing over of the keys to the first new EV residents, it's going to be a very happy new year.
The team at Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC) wishes all Calgarians the happiest of holidays and best wishes for 2015.


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The Enforcement Section of the Belait District Office has issued 2 compound fines on 2 companies in the district for offences under the Minor Offences Act, Chapter 30.
Both companies were issued a compound of 2 hundred dollars each for committing the offence of dumping, placing and leaving rubbish in public areas. The companies settled the fines and were given a warning. The Enforcement Unit of the Belait District Office reminds the public and owners of business premises to always maintain cleanliness and dispose garbage in designated areas so as to not pollute the environment.
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) - Cenveo CVO, +0.32% Monday reported a fourth-quarter loss of $3.6 million, or 8 cents per share, against year-earlier net income of $2.5 million, or 5 cents per share, citing margin pressures. Sales rose to $482 million from $424 million. On Friday shares of the Englewood, Colo. paper and printing company fell 1 cent to $2.90.
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[LONDON] Britain's peer-to-peer lenders lent more than 1.3 billion pounds (US$2 billion) during 2014, taking total lending by the industry to more than 2.1 billion, double what it was at the end of 2013.
Peer-to-peer lending has grown rapidly since the financial crisis of 2007 to 2009, with bank credit remaining scarce for small businesses. The concept allows investors to lend directly to individuals and businesses via low-cost online platforms.
"These figures demonstrate the growing impact peer-to-peer lending is having on the market," said Christine Farnish, chair of the Peer-to-Peer Finance Association.
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FREEPORT — The town took another step toward a possible withdrawal from Regional School Unit 5, as Town Manager Peter Joseph was authorized to offer two consultants the task of studying the intricate withdrawal process.
During a special meeting on July 24, town councilors interviewed two candidates for the project during an executive session that lasted about two hours, Councilor Melanie Sachs said.
Instead of choosing one candidate, the council decided to offer the job to both candidates: Jack Turcotte, who is a former school superintendent Sanford and town manager in Old Orchard Beach, and Charles Lawton, the chief economist for Maine-based consulting company Planning Decisions. The pair will be paid a total of $9,500.
"It was a little unusual to split the job up," Sachs said, but "it was clear that they both have very good strengths in different areas."
Joseph said the exact working arrangement will not be determined until the end of the week. Turcotte and Lawton may submit one or two revised proposals on how their duties will be split. Once the arrangements are set, Joseph will hire them for the study.
The two consultants consider each other friends and have worked together on other similar projects, Sachs said.
Earlier in July, the Town Council voted to commission a study to determine the costs and benefits of withdrawing from RSU 5, which includes neighboring towns Durham and Pownal.
The study is a first step in a long, formal process that has been cropping up throughout Maine in recent years. Dozens of Maine towns have considered withdrawing from their RSUs, and a few have succeeded.
Sometimes, the process goes smoothly, other times it's rancorous. In Arundel, an effort to withdraw from RSU 21 was particularly combative.
'A horror show'
Arundel Town Manager Todd Shea said hard feelings still linger from the razor-thin defeat of the proposal in November.
"It was very divisive and still is," Shea said of the withdrawal effort. "It ruined friendships. People lost jobs. It was just a horror show."
A formal withdrawal study, particularly an independent one, should be a good thing for Freeport, Shea said.
"Search out the hard data," he advised. "It's very important that people don't act on emotion. They really need to do the homework."
Arundel, which shares schools and administrative staff with Kennebunk and Kennebunkport, began looking into a possible withdrawal in April 2012.
Its study showed that withdrawing from the RSU would hurt the town financially. Any money Arundel might have saved by withdrawing would have been consumed by the cost of hiring its own school administration and providing special education services on its own rather than sharing services, Shea said.
Still, the numbers in Arundel had little effect on proponents of withdrawal. In the end, withdrawal was defeated by 145 votes.
Shea said Freeport should saturate its residents with findings from the withdrawal study through direct mail and advertisements as a means to combat misinformation.
'Small is beautiful'
In Cherryfield, a small town in Washington County, the outcome was very different. Cherryfield successfully withdrew from RSU 37 in May after a year-long process.
Art Tatangelo, 61, served as chairman of the Cherryfield Withdrawal Committee. The small size of the community helped keep the process civil, he said, which paid off for the long term.
"We're still friends," he said of proponents and opponents of withdrawal. "We still say 'hello' in the grocery store. We still say 'How's it going?'"
Before Cherryfield left, RSU 37 was comprised of six towns. The withdrawal effort began after the RSU administration announced their intention to close Cherryfield Elementary School, but residents overwhelmingly favored keeping it open.
The school issue sparked the effort, but a desire for local control fueled it throughout the year-long process, Tatangelo said.
"The bigger the system, the more gridlock there is," he said of the guiding philosophy behind the withdrawal effort. "Small is beautiful."
At the May vote, 88 percent of voters favored withdrawal. Now, the town will pay tuition to the RSU for its students to attend high school.
The tax impact will be nominal, Tatangelo said.
"It looks to me like it's going to be a wash for us. We're not a high-rent district, so we get some state subsidy, and we're not going to have a full-time superintendent," he said. "There are going to be some bumps in the road, but at this point, most people are feeling pretty good about this."
Freeport's decision to commission a study came in response to voters' rejection in June of a $16.9 million proposal to expand Freeport High School. The proposal was narrowly defeated – 2,202 to 2,028, a margin of 174 votes – but individual tallies from the three towns exposed deeper divisions.
In Freeport, the proposal was relatively popular among voters, who favored the project 1,623 to 902. Voters in the RSU's other towns, however, crushed it. In Durham, the proposal faced a landslide of opposition, 828-287. In Pownal, it was solidly defeated, 472-118.
During a council workshop earlier in July, councilors and residents expressed near-unanimous support for the study, but no one expressed an outright desire to leave the RSU without learning the facts.
David Harry contributed to this report. Ben McCanna can be reached at 781-3661 ext. 125 or [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter: @BenMcCanna.
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The one-page pre-Apple employment questionnaire is among a collection of rare items signed by Jobs being sold by Boston's RR Auction announced Thursday. Though Jobs responded on the form that he had a driver's licence, he said his access to transportation was "possible, but not probable".
A 1973 job application handwritten by a teenaged Steve Jobs, and rife with mistakes, is expected to fetch at least $55,000 (£39,000) when it goes to auction next month. He remained on campus for the next year or so, during which he would have written this job application.
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The big rapper with a big heart was driving in Randpark Ridge, Johannesburg last night when he came across a guy passed out in his car.
Concerned that the man might be in trouble, Jabba jumped out of his car and, along with a passerby, tried to wake the man up. HHP called the cops and an ambulance to try and assist the man but, like many of us are all too familiar with, he had to wait many long excruciating hours for any emergency service to arrive on the scene.
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Luckily, the man's wife soon showed up and took the man (who was just drunk) home. HHP offered to take the man's car home and keep it at his place until the morning - cause, you know, that's what good samaritans do!
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Spooky World
(Sunday Paper, Volume II, Issue 41)
I know, I know.
I should have warned you about that picture there.
I didn't mean to scare your pants off.
But that's what you get with me this month.
Because, for the first time ever at the ol' Sucich house, we're decorating for Halloween.
Now, it's not like we've never decorated for Halloween.
I've told you in the past (and I'll tell you again in just a couple of weeks) about my fairly newfound talent for carving pumpkins.
And here and there we've had banners that hang outside the door that say "Happy Halloween" or "Trick or Treat".
Pretty standard fare.
We haven't really decorated for Halloween for a couple of reasons.
Partly because, unlike Christmas, Halloween decorations don't have staying power. I don't feel good about leaving Halloween decorations up past October 31, because once that holiday is gone, it's gone. At least Christmas has a season. Halloween has a day.
Also, unlike Christmas, Halloween scares the dickens out of me. (Actually, that's not necessarily true. Maybe, as I have also documented, I should say, "Like Christmas, Halloween scares the dickens out of me.")
Whether it's a child in a 'Scream' mask costume or scary things that talk when you pass them on someone's lawn or just the spookiness of dark descending earlier and earlier throughout the month of October, Halloween is a scary day for me.
But I figure in order to conquer your fear, you must face it. (Also, the girls really wanted to decorate this year.)
So we got that skeleton. It's definitely the spookiest thing we got, but it's cool because it's bendable and you can pose it however you want. So he might become kind of like our 'Elf on a Shelf' for Halloween.
We have a ghost-like thing that hangs from the ceiling. And we have some ghosty Halloween displays that poke into the lawn to give our house a spooky look. (In addition, I guess, to the rickety porch that I always mean to replace before Halloween. I mean it - it will be good as new for Halloween 2018!)
But the lawn displays are more of the friendly ghost-types than the scary ghost-types.
Because, you know, baby steps.
And I'm not putting up any Halloween lights. That's just craziness.
*Nothing new to report here. Quiet week of writing and steadily earning money. Which shouldn't be a big deal because it's what I do but it is kind of a big deal because it's a spot I've been striving to get to for a while and things are steady right now. And I'm happy about it.
*Back to the open mics this week. Filling up the bookings for November and beyond. (Still no 2018 calendar yet! Ahhhhh!) I should also tell you this - I had a show in Bristol, New Hampshire Saturday night. And I know I often tell you how well shows go. That's because they usually go really well. I'm not bragging, I'm just reporting. Last night...well....last night did not go well. And to be honest, I'm not sure why. Maybe my fly was down? Probably not. Because this wasn't really a distracted crowd - it was more of a hostile crowd. They just did not like me. I need to look into why. (And, for the record, it didn't bother me a ton because this is definitely the aberration. Usually if I don't do well it's because of something I did - messing up a delivery or something like that. As far as I can tell, I just did not mesh with this crowd and I'm not sure why.)
What I've Been Enjoying
*Of course I've been enjoying the start to the baseball post-season, but I don't feel great about what I've really been enjoying, which is the idea that the Washington Nationals might not win a playoff series again this year. (Despite having had very good teams these past five or so years, they've never made it out of the first round of the post-season.) I told you last week - I'd much rather root for a team than against teams. But this post-season is littered with teams I don't like. And the Nationals are prime among them. I didn't used to dislike Washington so strongly. They hold a special place in my heart as the only team to have Gary Carter's retired number 8 hanging in their ballpark. And I actually like some of their players - Max Scherzer, for example. And I don't hate Bryce Harper like the majority of other baseball fans. But this is what winning does to a team, I guess - the fact that they have been on top when the Mets have been down bothers me. And I find Nats fans somewhat obnoxious. So, to keep the universe in balance...I just hope they never win a playoff series. And I only discovered this on Saturday, when I was more disappointed to see that they won Game 2, tying their series at a game apiece, than I was satisfied that they had lost Game 1. It is quite complicated.
*Are the Jets actually going to be good this year? Or, at least, not the absolute worst? Still to be determined...but the 2-2 start is certainly a pleasant surprise. Today they're actually on local TV...and of course I won't be around to watch them from the convenience of home. (I will watch the game, though, so expect them to come out flat against the lowly Browns.) I will say this - if they beat Cleveland we'll get a real taste of if they're any good next week against the Patriots. With the same record. (When again, of course, they'll be on local TV.) And if they manage to win that game....well, I'll need to start seeking out the games again.
*In the time since the last Sunday Paper, Terry Collins' tenure as manager of the Mets came to an end. I guess it was time - the writing was on the wall once this season went south that this might be it. But, as I wrote last September, Terry Collins will always hold a special place in my heart. When it comes to Mets managers in my lifetime it's hard to put anyone ahead of Davey Johnson, who led the Mets to a World Series win, but I think Terry Collins did more with less talent than anyone else could have.
*Remember, Matt Sucich is in town next Sunday. Let me know if you want to come out and see him perform - I think ticket information can be had here.
*I'm going to go ahead and put the remaining 2017 show dates on the 'Comedy Shows' link above and if new shows pop up I'll just add them in. So if you're looking to come out before the end of the year, I'd love to see you, and the dates will be there.


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Here's the sixth series of Red Dwarf. The crew have lost the Red Dwarf, which I contend is the beginning of a duff streak. In Psirens, Lister wakes up after 200 years of hypersleep.
The crew are tempted by telepathic brain sucking monsters. Which gives the show an excuse to have another Claire Grogan cameo as Kochanski.
Lister can't resist one of the Psirens, and it's not a pretty sight.
And when Kryten meets it, it looks like his creator, played by Jenny Agutter.
Also appearing in a brief cameo, Anita Dobson.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 7th October 1993 – 21:00
The next episode is Legion. The crew of Starbug find an old military research centre.
The only inhabitant is Legion. He gives Rimmer a hard light body, meaning he can fell and touch things. Useful.
But he doesn't want the crew to leave because he's a gestalt entity created from all the crew's minds.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 14th October 1993 – 21:00
Next is Gunmen of the Apocalypse. The ship is pursued by rogue simulants, who don't like humans. But the crew manage to defeat them. Nice model work here.
Kryten is onfected with a virus so the rest of the crew have to go into his consciousness using the augmented reality system, and it appears that Kryten must have been originally designed in Westworld.
They have to help Kryten defeat the four horsemen of the apocalypse and create a dove program to clear the virus.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 21st October 1993 – 21:00
Before the next episode, there's the end of Top Gear with Clarkson driving a Ferrari to the strains of Meat Loaf.
Then there's a trailer for two programmes about Margaret Thatcher's fall from power. And a trailer for Inside Victor Lewis Smith.
Next it's Emohawk: Polymorph II. The crew need to negotiate with some Gelf for equipment to repair Starbug. But what the Gelf want is for Lister to marry the chief's daughter.
When Lister skips out on the wedding night, the chief sends his Emohawk after them to feed on their emotions. It takes away the cat's cool, leading to a return appearance from Duane Dibbley.
And to complete the set, it removes Rimmer's bitterness and negativity, becoming Ace Rimmer again.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 28th October 1993 – 21:00
Next it's Rimmerworld. After trying to raid a simulant ship, Rimmer goes through a wormhole and lands on a planet, and because of time dilation, 600 years pass for him, but only a few days pass for the rest of the crew before they arrive at the planet.
In the intervening years, Rimmer plays with cloning. It's not a pretty sight.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 4th November 1993 – 21:00
The next episode here is Out of Time. The crew discover that Lister is a droid. Except his isn't. The ship is travelling through unreality bubbles.
They acquire a time machine, and come across themselves from the future. Here's Rimmer.
The Cat
And Lister.
The series also ends on a cliffhanger. Which is nice.
BBC Genome: BBC Two – 11th November 1993 – 21:00
Here's all the continuity that I've got for these episodes.
After this last episode, there's a strange extra programme. I think it must be a dub from another tape, for some reason. I genuinely have no idea where it came from.
It's a long infomercial for Acorn computers masquerading as a friendly guide to the world of home computers.
It's presented by John Leslie, formerly of Blue Peter, formerly going out with Catherine Zeta Jones.
It's staged as an elimination, deciding which computers are best at different tasks, but obviously, the Acorn computer comes top. John gives us the handy mnemonic you should use to remember what's what when buying a home computer: TAME SPROGS.
Here's what these all mean:
- T: Thirty Two Bit Risc – if your computer hasn't got it, don't buy it. Talk about stacking the deck. The ARM was about the only 32bit RISC system available at the time.
- A: Affordable
- M: Multimedia
- E: Education
- S: Software
- P: Personal Productivity
- R: Reliability
- O: Office Applications
- G: Games
- S: Service and Support
This must rank alongside SPLINK as the most useless mnemonic ever devised.
They dump Nintendo, Sega, Amiga and Atari pretty quickly because they didn't have decent software for office applications. They have to put together a page with a picture and some text. "I'll just have to pop off and get the film developed" says John, because this really was a time before digital photography.
I'm pleased to see that, for the Desktop Publishing challenge, they are using Impression on the Acorn machine. That's a program I worked on when working for Computer Concepts, and I'm still very proud of it, and what it could do.
It's their insistence that educational software is vitally important that really swings it for the Acorn. Because it was sold into so many schools there really was tons of educational software written specifically for the UK curriculum, so in this heavily weighted comparison, it beat the PC and Mac.
Here's the whole thing, courtesy of the Centre for Computing History.
After this, recording switches to a special 3D edition of Top of the Pops. For a very short time, the BBC was pushing this strange 3D gimmick that never really worked. They gave away glasses on the Radio Times, and several programmes, including Tomorrow's World and Children in Need, featured special 3D sections.
This episode features M People with Don't Look Any Further, U2 and Stay (Far away So Close), Bjork, live from France with Big Time Sensuality.
Oh dear God, here's Mr Blobby. That was this year's Christmas Number One, you know. Here's Jeremy Clarkson in the video.
And is that really Marcella Detroit?
Carol Vorderman is also added to the hall of infamy.
After that bilge, East 17 with It's Alright sounds like a masterpiece. It isn't, obviously, but in comparison…
There's some random '3D' for Snoop Doggy Dogg, the Bee Gees, and a re-release for the Village People.
Take That, performing Take That Babe, appear to be dressed as extras from an AmDram production of Fiddler on the Roof.
But all is forgiven, because still at number one (for the seventh week) is Meat Loaf and I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That). Which is genuinely one of my favourite songs, as I love the work of Jim Steinman. And that's coincidentally, is the second appearance of Meat Loaf on this one tape. I hope he's doing well.
This chart is from 28th November 1993, so I'm assuming that this episode has a BBC Genome of BBC One – 2nd December 1993 – 19:00
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Kolkata, India, Dec 29 (Washington Bangla Radio) - As expected around the time of the new year, numerous calendars featuring sexy babes from different fashion and glamour shops have started to appear. But perhaps the most anticipated calendar in the showbiz world of Kolkata is from the leading fashion platform Fame Fashion and Creative Excellence, more popularly known by its abbreviation FFACE.
Hot Kolkata models in daring swimsuit round photo-shoot for FFACE Calendar Hunt
FFACE will launch their third calendar this year, but their calendar has already become the most talked-about in Kolkata. Even people far from the city are showing interest in this one.
FFACE owner Neil Roy is keeping no stone unturned to promote the calendar as much as he can before launching it.
Mimi Chakraborty turns show-stopper at FFACE Calendar Launch
In one such initiative FFACE took their brigade of gorgeous models selected for the final calendar shoot to a party titled "FFACE Glam Squad" themed and dedicated to them.
These chosen beauties had a gala time enjoying their every second of fame in the party held at Tantra in Park Hotel. The models along with the owner Neil were seen enjoying themselves to the fullest which perhaps marks the kick-off of their party season that will bring in many more such parties for them. The models from FFACE will be better-known faces soon when they head to party destinations with their respective friends.
Neil Roy with FFACE Calendar Hunt Kolkata Selected Models
The sizzling Kolkata damsels are already familiar to city dwellers thanks to the huge hoardings of FFACE put up across length and breadth of the city and beyond featuring the models very prominently.
With big names from the film and fashion industry of Kolkata as mentors, including Raj Chakrabarty, Sanjoy Nag, Satrajit Sen, and Mimi Chakrabarty, it is on the cards that some of these fabulous models will find their solo space in hoardings soon in the posters of upcoming feature films.
Now all eyes are waiting on the final calendar launch that will take place early in the new year. A hint was dopped for WBRi that the theme of the calendar may reflect an important milestone of Bengali film. Stay tuned!


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Dear All,
This week, as every week, has evidenced the skill, creativity and commitment of teachers, TAs and leaders as you engage, motivate and inspire our pupils.
The Reception Class at Bathampton Primary School had a wonderful morning on Friday taking part in their first Playwood session. They made a caterpillar tyre trail, climbed rope ladders and made some wonderful cards.
Cedar Class at Staplegrove Church School 'took over' the Somerset Heritage Centre as part of the 'Kids in Museums Day' last Thursday.
The children took on roles such as Receptionist and Search Room Assistant, as well as having a tour of the archives and taking part in a selection of activities. You can read all about it in a blog that the children put together themselves on the day.
Kingshill Church School were visited by Richard Lancaster from Greenpeace. Years 2 to 6 enjoyed a very informative session about the plight of the rainforests and especially the plight of the orangutans – he shared the story 'There's an Orangutan in my Bedroom'. The children were very interested and wanted to ask lots of questions.
The NSPCC also visited Kingshill to talk to children about 'Speak Out and Stay Safe'.
Diamond class had an exciting week when they went in search of the Gruffalo! They really enjoyed themselves, they found the fox in his underground home, the owl in his treetop house and the snake in a log-pile house.
In Design Technology children made and tested little cars which were amazing, and had great fun working out which ones travelled the best.
Year 6 pupils from St. Andrew's Church School in Taunton took part in the annual Wellington Maths Challenge last Saturday. They worked as a team to answer 25 very challenging questions in an hour and managed to solve an impressive 21 correctly, coming 4th out of 45 schools from across the county.
At Batheaston Church School this week fairy magic was happening in Apple class.
St Stephen's Church School orchestra performed for the Bath Primary School Advent Festival of Light this week.
The week was rounded off with Head teachers meeting at Bath Racecourse to support our self-evaluation process and to progress further the exciting curriculum development work we are planning. Because of the energy and passion shown by you all, our Trust continues to make impressive steps forward in developing the curriculum offer to pupils in all our family of schools.
As we move in to December and the end of the Autumn term it is a pleasure to share the creative and inspiring ways you have engaged pupils and developed their skills, knowledge and understanding through a broad, rich, vibrant curriculum. Each week the values and identity of our Trust, that we explored at our recent conference, shines out through the high quality curriculum offer to all of our pupils.
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Guys can be next to impossible to shop for... case and point, I'm currently shopping for my brother's birthday gift and it's TORTURE! What does this have to do with Wedding Wednesday? Well, if you take the challenge of shopping for one man and multiply it by 5-9, you may be searching for the perfect groomsmen gift. Ugh! Well, lately we've been stumbling upon some cute and clever little gift ideas {some of which can be used or worn at the wedding} and couldn't resist sharing them with you IN CASE you're in the market or know someone who is...
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{6} Whisky Stones
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Sao Paulo - The first of the 125 Boeing 737 MAX expected by the Brazilian low-cost operator GOL Linhas Aereas has been delivered.
The Brazilian cheap flight specialist GOL Linhas Aereas took possession of its first 737 MAX 8. The company expects another five by the end of the year.
The aircraft arrived at Sao Paulo on June 29. GOL has announced its intention to use the Boeing's new generation of single-aisle aircraft to restart flights to the United States by the end of this year. There will be four daily flights from Brasilia (DF) and Fortaleza (CE) to Miami and Orlando.
Before the company debuts the new airplane on international routes, it will be deployed on domestic routes for crew training.
The South American low-cost carrier already operates 26, 737-700 (42 + 104) and 96, 737-800 (36 + 150). With this delivery, GOL becomes the second operator in South America for the MAX family, after Aerolineas Argentinas.
The new version of the 737 family is about 15% more fuel efficient compared to the previous generation. Updates to the new MAX series, which include new generation engines and the new winglets, allow the 737 MAX 8 to run up to 3645 nautical miles (6,570 km), 594 nautical miles (1,100 km) more than the 737-800.
The new Gol 737 MAX will be configured with 186 seats, and have satellite system for internet access.
Deliveries are expected to be completed by 2027, the year in which the company's entire fleet is expected to consist only of next-generation jets.


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2009-02-25 Islamic Existentialism
College students today are taught that existentialism is an ideology created in the West, in the twentieth century. This is false, and betrays the Academy's general ignorance of all things non-Western (certainly there are specialized fields of studies, though that doesn't change the fact that in traditional departments (philosophy, history,...) all things from the East are relegated - if at all - to a footnote (a footnote oftentimes belittling, offensive, and smacking of orientalism). Even the Western origins of existentialism, in the thought of Aquinas, are largely ignored, due to the current prejudices against any modes of thought, which emphasize faith and belief.
Existentialism is not synonymous with Sartre and Heidegger. Existentialism is simply a philosophical ontology, which emphasizes existence over essence; becoming / be-ing over being. There have been Christian, Muslim, and Hindu Existentialists; all far prior to the twentieth century! With traditional existentialism, it is a matter of emphasis, not exaggeration. Be-ing, may be emphasized over being, though there is a place for being, and there is not rejection of a Being (Truth, Reality, the Divine, the Sacred, etc.). Perhaps you wonder now if the author is perhaps the mistress of obfuscation; no, not at all; it is really quite simple, if you think about it for a bit!
Islamic existentialism is attributed to Mullah Sadra. In fact, one could say his main advancement (if, that is you agree with his theses) over Suhrawardi, was his emphasis on existence as such. Unfortunately, there is far too little of the primary source material available for readers of English. James Morris' "Wisdom of the Throne", and Christian Jambet's "The Act of Being" are excellent, though necessarily limited. Hitherto, no - even partial - translation into English of his major work, al-Asfar, has come into being. Don't fret!
For one who has an insatiable appetite for all things Sadra, there are options. Though you would not be reading the man, himself, you can get a good idea of his more advanced perspectives through the readings of other religious existentialists (I refer, not to the likes of Marcel, who are thoroughly modern). I suggest the writings of Simone Weil; Jacques Maritain; and the Kashmir Shaivites, such as Abhinavagupta. These will give you a good taste for the doctrine of Sadra; out of the Islamic tradition, as they may be. Or on the other hand, in the true existentialist spirit, travel to Qom and soak up the atmosphere. While there, pray before God as if you were Her sole vice regent upon this Earth, standing alone, with humanity's fate upon your shoulders; then you will understand Sadra and Islamic existentialism. Situated in Hyperreality by Farasha Euker at 18:07 0 comments


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Splendiferous things to do this Easter
Easter Egg Hunt, Limes Farm, Brackley, Sat 24 Mar – Fri 13 Apr
Keep the kids entertained this Easter holiday by giving them the challenge to help Matisse the cat find all the eggs and they will be rewarded with their own chocolate egg. It's only £3.75 per child and there's no need to book.
Limes Farm, Main Road, Farthinghoe, Brackley, NN13 5PB
Breakfast Craft Sessions, Limes Farm, Brackley, 9am-10:30am, Thurs 29 Mar – Fri 13 April
Let your little ones play around the farm whilst you enjoy a coffee and a bite to eat at everyday drop-in sessions from 9-10:30am. The cost is £2.50 per Child and this includes a hot chocolate and croissant so they can enjoy breakfast too.
Limes Farm, Main Road, Farthinghoe, Brackley, NN13 5PB
Easter Egg Hunt, The Bell Plantation, Towcester, Fri 30 Mar – Sun 15 Apr
A free Easter egg hunt perfect for all the family to get involved in. The hunt is available everyday from March 30th to April 15th so you can keep the kids entertained during the Easter break at no cost.
Bell Plantation, Watling Street, Towcester, NN12 6GX
Errol Flynn Filmhouse, Throughout April & May
Enjoy an Easter treat with a great selection of films at the Errol Flynn Filmhouse. A huge range of films are available including new independent films, such as 'Wonderstruck', top foreign film 'The Square' and family favourite 'Peter Rabbit'. Whether it's a girls night out or a family day trip, there's a movie to tickle everyone's fancy. Tickets range from £6 – £8.50 and can be booked online.
Errol Flynn Filmhouse, Derngate, Northampton NN1 1TU
Wicky's Easter Trail, Wicksteed Park, Kettering, Thurs 29 Mar – Sun 15 Apr
Wicky Bear has been very mischievous and he has hidden some huge Easter shapes in the Park and he wants all the boys and girls to help him find them! Entry is £3 per child and every entry receives an Easter gift.
Wicksteed Park, Barton Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN15 6NJ
Antiques and Vintage Fair, Lamport Hall, Lamport, 10am – 4pm, Sun 1/Mon 2 Apr
Whether you are looking for something in particular, or just like to browse through interesting antiques, furniture, books, pictures, militaria, jewellery, etc, this Antiques and Vintage Fair has something to offer. With items ranging from 50p to £5,000 there's something for everyone from the serious collector to the impulse buyer. Why not relax with a drink and a bite to eat whilst considering your next purchase? Refreshments available from Sauls of Spratton. Free car parking and free programme. The weekend also gives an opportunity to see the spring bulbs out in the gardens and explore the house. The Hall and Gardens will be open both days between 2pm and 5pm, last admission at 4pm (under separate admission).
Lamport Hall, Lamport, Northamptonshire, NN6 9HD
Easter Craft Activities, Wicksteed Park, Kettering, Tues 3/Thurs 5/Tues 10/Thurs 12 Apr
Join in with some fun Easter themed craft activities at the Learning Space aka big grey portacabin including making your own Easter puppets, Easter basket and make your very own pompom bunny…cute!
Cost is £3.00 per participants, all children must be accompanied by an adult, and booking can be made through Reception. Activities will be available from 10am to 11.30am and 1pm to 2:30pm.
Wicksteed Park, Barton Road, Kettering, Northamptonshire, NN15 6NJ
Macbeth, Castle Theatre, 7:15pm, Wed 4 & 11 Apr
The Royal Opera House bring Verdi's operatic adaptation of Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth to life on their stage in Covent Garden, London. Featuring a magnificent cast including Anna Netrebko, Željko Lučić and Ildebrando D'arcangelo, Wellingborough audiences can enjoy this production when it is broadcast live to Castle Theatre.
The warrior Macbeth fights on the side of the King of Scotland – but when a coven of witches prophesy that he shall become king himself, a ruthless ambition drives Macbeth and his wife to horrific acts. Murder makes Macbeth king, and intrigue and butchery are the hallmarks of his brief, doomed reign. The witches make another prediction, which also comes true: Macbeth and his lady lose their lives, and justice is restored.
Tickets are priced £15.50 (£13.50) and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
'Nature in a Vase' Workshop, The Bell Plantation, Towcester, 7pm – 9pm, Fri 6 Apr
Do you love wandering in your garden, picking flowers and foliage, then bringing it all into the kitchen to create something glorious in a vase, only to wish that your floral arrangement skills were less…amateur? Elizabeth and the team from Miss Lillies in Towcester will guide you through the process of creating your own stunning display at this superb fun evening workshop. Workshop includes: Glass of Fizz Tea/Coffee, White Jug, Ribbon for Jug, At least 15 stems of flowers and foliage (variety will be dependent on availability on the day).
Bell Plantation, Watling Street, Towcester, NN12 6GX
Wine O'Clock, Kelmarsh Hall, Kelmarsh, Fri 6 Apr
Explore the beauty of the hall and gardens at your leisure, whilst enjoying some fizz and canapes, and experience a thirty minute wine tasting session from experts, Viva Vino!
Tickets priced £15 in advance / or £25 on the door. Each tickets include: entrance to the hall and gardens, a wine tasting session, one glass of fizz, one glass of wine and canapes. To book call 01604686543 or contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Kelmarsh Hall, Kelmarsh, Northampton, NN6 9LY
The Floyd Effect, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Sat 7 Apr
Pink Floyd's recording career spanned almost three decades and, for its 10th Anniversary, The Floyd Effect has chosen two of the band's most remarkable albums to create The Bell And The Moon tour 2018. Spotlighting the music of The Division Bell (1994) and a complete, unbroken performance of the iconic Dark Side Of The Moon (1973), concerts will also include tracks from Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall, delighting Pink Floyd fans everywhere. And, of course, the music is supported by a dramatic light show that incorporates the iconic circular screen, two sets of projections, smoke and lasers.
Tickets are priced £20 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Fairy House Workshop, Artistic ReTreats, Upper Boddington, Sat 7 Apr
You will be taken through all the steps to create your beautiful & unique weather resistant fairy house under the expert tuition of Liz Dixon, approved Powertex Trainer. A full day workshop where you will make a fairy or witches house using recycled fabric, stone art clay & Powertex products. Once dry, your fairy house will be suitable for outdoor display. Tickets cost £80 per person.
Artistic ReTreats Home Studio, 30 Frog Lane, Upper Boddington, NN11 6DJ
Spring Tray Gardens, Canons Ashby, Mon 9 – Fri 13 Apr
Let the little ones (and the bigger ones too!) discover their creative side with their own miniature tray garden. The materials are supplied so all the kids need to do is bring their imagination. It's £3 per tray or 2 for £5 and normal admission fees apply.
Canons Ashby, near Daventry, NN11 3SD
Up Close and Personal with Martine, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Tue 10 Apr
Martine McCutcheon showcases her brand-new album Lost and Found, as well as celebrating previous hits and fan favourites, and creating an intimate, stripped back performance with anecdotes and audience interaction.
Tickets are priced £25 (£23) and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Mini Beast Mania, Abington Park Museum, Thurs 12 Apr
Join in with the bug hunt in the park, starting at Abington Park Museum. Explore the park and the creatures that live there and create your very own mini beast to take home! Perfect for families and suitable for children aged 3 and over. Cost is £3 per child and you can book in advance.
Abington Park Museum, Wellingborough Road, NN3 3HN
Beauty & The Beast, Castle Theatre, 2pm & 6pm, Fri 13 Apr
This spellbinding pantomime for Easter 2018 tells the story of Beauty who longs for romance and adventure, a bad-mannered Prince who is transformed into a Beast to teach him a lesson and a good Fairy who makes both their dreams come true. With a star cast, impressive music, energetic dance routines as well as plenty of jokes, slapstick and heaps of audience participation, is guaranteed to entertain the whole family!
Tickets for this Easter holiday treat are priced £20 (£18), with a Family Ticket pried at £69 for 4. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Lloyd And Rose Buck: Our Life With Birds, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Sat 14 Apr
It's not often you see birds on stage in a theatre and even more rare to see one flying over the audience. But audiences at Castle Theatre, Wellingborough can experience just that, when Lloyd and Rose Buck: Our Life with Birds takes to the stage, promising audiences a rare opportunity to meet Golden Eagles, Peregrine Falcons, hawks, owls, starlings and many more – all raised and trained with the utmost loving care by bird handlers Lloyd and Rose Buck. A perfect theatrical treat for animal lovers and families alike.
Tickets are priced £14.50 (£12.50) with a Family Ticket priced at £48 for 4. Tickets can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Animal Sculpture Workshop, Artisitc ReTreats, Upper Boddington, Sun 15 Apr
You will be taken through all the steps to create your unique weather resistant animal sculpture under the expert tuition of Liz Dixon, approved Powertex Trainer. A full day workshop where you will make an animal sculpture using recycled fabric & Powertex products. Tickets cost £95 per person.
Artistic ReTreats Home Studio, 30 Frog Lane, Upper Boddington, NN11 6DJ
Shappi Khorsandi, – Mistress and Misfit, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, 7:45pm, Sun 15 Apr
Shappi Khorsandi brings her sell out Edinburgh Festival Fringe show to Northampton as she presents England's unsung heroine, Emma, Lady Hamilton. For too many years she has been known as just Nelson's mistress, a bit of a harlot (you get one job in a brothel and bang goes your reputation). Women's lib wasn't a thing in Georgian times. Emma moved mountains to haul herself from scullery maid to Lady Hamilton … and yes, she occasionally danced naked on tables to get ahead in life, but who hasn't? As a fellow naked dancer on tables, Shappi raises a glass to the woman England betrayed.
Royal & Derngate Theatre, Guildhall Rd, Northampton NN1 1DP
'This Is Going To Hurt' with Adam Kay, Kettering, Boughton House, 7pm, Tues 17 Apr
Walk Right Back: The Everly Brothers Story, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Wed 18 Apr
From the Producers of That'll be the Day comes Walk Right Back, a musical journey that tells the story of the most successful duo of all time – The Everly Brothers. Music fans can relive their career live. Follow the brothers' rise from humble country beginnings to the biggest act the world had ever seen, then their inevitable split and decade-long feud, to the magnificent reunion that gave them back to the world, and back to each other.
Tickets are priced £21.50 (£19.50), can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
The Amy Roberts and Richard Exall Quintet, Castle Theatre, 8pm, Thurs 19 Apr
Featuring two of the most exciting and versatile musicians in today's jazz scene, Amy Roberts and Richard Exall perform with their Quintet live at Castle Theatre.
Both multi-instrumentalists, Amy and Richard perform on a range of clarinets, saxophones and flute. Both were members of the Chris Barber Big Band, and Richard played with Mike Westbrook and Carla Bley Big Bands. The Quintet pays homage to many jazz musicians, Benny Goodman, Charlie Parker, and Lester Young among them. Together with Dave Newton on piano, Bill Cole on bass and Nick Millard on drums, the group perform melodic arrangements that appeal to listeners of all styles of music.
Tickets are priced £14 (£12) and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Pasha Kovalev: The Magic Of Hollywood, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Fri 20 Apr
Lights, Camera…. Ballroom! Pasha Kovalev winner of Strictly Come Dancing 2014, returns to Castle Theatre with his brand-new show The Magic of Hollywood. This amazing new show, created by Pasha and his long-time dance partner Anya Garnis, will be jam packed with sequins, glitz and glamour as Pasha takes to the Wellingborough stage with his sensational dancers. A night for all the family and not to be missed!
Tickets are priced £24.50 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 and online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Spring Food Fair, Abington Park Museum, 11am-5pm, Sat 21 Apr
Discover new flavours and indulge in some tasty spring-time treats at the fourth food fair at Abington Park. Admission is free so there's nothing stopping you having a browse through the stalls.
Abington Park Museum, Wellingborough Road, NN3 3HN
Rockingham Tour, Rockingham Motor Speedway, Corby, Sat 21 Apr
The Rockingham Tour will take you on a fascinating journey behind the scenes to learn about the circuit's chequered history and discover some interesting facts. Adults – £15 | Children (5-15yrs) – £10 | Children (Under 5's Free).
Rockingham Motor Speedway, Mitchell Road , Corby, NN17 5AF
Bowie Starman, Castle Theatre, 7:30pm, Sat 21 Apr
Put on your red shoes and dance the blues when the highly-charged show Starman comes to town. Packed with songs from all eras of Bowie's celebrated career from Rebel Rebel to Life On Mars. Awesome musicianship, great vocals, state of the art media and lighting plus a heartfelt and genuine respect for the man and his music. Bowie Starman is performed by the world's ultimate Bowie band Blackstar featuring Michael King.
Tickets are priced £22 and can be purchased by calling the Box Office on 01933 270 007 or online.
Castle Theatre, 10 Castle Way, Wellingborough, NN8 1XA
Mixed Media Canvas, Artistic ReTreats, Earls Barton, Sun 22 Apr
Create a beautiful piece of art for your home using a variety of mixed media techniques. Learn how to apply beautiful rice papers, add texture, create crackle effects, mix your own coloured waxes & experiment with acrylic inks, all under the expert tuition of Liz Dixon. No previous experience required. Tickets cost £80 per person.
Scotch Lodge Farm Craft Shop, Mears Ashby Road, Earls Barton, NN6 0HQ
Bands in the Park, Abington Park, 2pm – 5pm, Every Sunday
Enjoy live music every Sunday afternoon from the Abington Park bandstand and be surrounded by the relaxing and beautiful environment of the park.
Abington Park Museum, Wellingborough Road, NN3 3HN
The Flying Lovers Of Vitebsk, Royal & Derngate, Northampton, Tues 24 – Sat 28 Apr
Doors 7.45pm, Show 8.15pm. Tickets £13.50.
Royal & Derngate Theatre, Guildhall Rd, Northampton NN1 1DP
Ladies Night, Towcaster Racecourse, Towcaster, Fri 27 Apr
Get your party dress on and join us for an exciting evening of Horse Racing, followed by a DJ Set from Celebrity Guest DJ Melanie C – AKA Sporty Spice! See her take to the decks after racing and party into the late hours. With racing and other competitions running throughout the evening, you don't just have to back a winner, you can be a winner!
Gates open at 14:40 with the first race at 16:40, last race is 19:55 and Mel C takes to the decks at 20:15.
Tickets are £10pp and can be booked via the website.
Towcaster Racecourse, London Road, Towcaster, NN12 6LB
British GT, Rockingham Speedway, Corby, Sat/Sun 28/29 Apr


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I have never been to Nashville. I have been to KFC and had what they call Nashville Fried Chicken. My understanding is true Nashville Fried Chicken is supposed to be aggressively hot and tossed in melted lard. KFC was an oily unspicy mess completely lacking any heat and wanting entirely for the taste of rendered pork fat.Read More
This isn't to say that you, as an adult, cannot develop a strong emotional connection to the iconic Disney treats. As a matter of fact, my love for these did not start until I was older. My biggest Disney food memories as a kid were the Biergarten and the now defunct Alfredo's at Epcot. Go figure that the kid who ended up as an alleged chef remembers sitting down to eat at the nicer places and watching his dad chow down on calamari tentacles.Read More
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DIY Project: Antique End Table
Meet Mr. End Table. Gifted from friend's garage. Little lackluster...
Well, hello...who brought the party? Mr. End Table in his new party duds!
Truth be told I wasn't 100% sure about the "Asparagus" color and if the final outcome would be as fabulous as I had hoped BUT, it's really growing on me. We had lots of brown going on in the living room so it's nice to break it up with a bright piece. Ta-da!