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Sense Hotel Seminyak
- Free WiFi and free parking
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Sense Hotel Seminyakfrom ZAR 904
- Deluxe Room
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What's around Sense Hotel Seminyak
- In Laksmana
- Eat Street - 1 min walk
- Seminyak Beach - 4 min walk
- Seminyak Square - 7 min walk
- Double Six Beach - 33 min walk
- TAKSU Bali Gallery - 2 min walk
- Petitenget Temple - 3 min walk
- Seminyak Village - 5 min walk
Getting around
- Denpasar (DPS-Ngurah Rai Intl.) - 12 min drive
- Airport shuttle (surcharge)
About Sense Hotel Seminyak
At a glance
Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 70 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 5 floors
- Check-in time 2 PM-3 AM
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check-in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 17
Travelling with others
- One child stays free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Airport shuttle (available 24 hours) *
- Free valet parking
Payment types at the property
- Cash
Other information
- Smoke-free property
In the hotel
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- Snack bar/deli
- 24-hour room service
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Outdoor pool
- Pool sun loungers
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Scooter/moped rentals nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Pool umbrellas
- Number of spa tubs - 5
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Concierge services
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built - 2011
- Elevator
- Garden
- Terrace
- Television in common areas
- English
- Indonesian
In the room
- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Memory foam mattress
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Premium TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Refrigerator
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Lima Rasa Spa has 5 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include facials, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy and Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a spa tub.
Guests under 5 years old are not allowed in the spa.
DiningJen Deli - This poolside restaurant serves breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Open 24 hours.
Sense Hotel Seminyak's small print
Also known as
- Hotel Seminyak
- Sense Hotel Seminyak Seminyak
- Sense Hotel Seminyak Hotel Seminyak
- Hotel Sense
- Hotel Sense Seminyak
- Seminyak Sense Hotel
- Sense Hotel Seminyak
- Sense Seminyak
- Sense Seminyak Hotel
- Sense Hotel Seminyak Bali
- Sense Hotel Seminyak Hotel
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Guests under 5 years old are not allowed in the spa.
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
The name on the credit card used at check-in to pay for incidentals must be the primary name on the guestroom reservation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check-in or check-out:
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per adult: IDR 350000
- Christmas Eve (24 December) Gala Dinner per child: IDR 200000 (from 5 to 12 years old)
The charges below are included in the total price displayed:
- New Year's Eve gala dinner fee for stays on 31 December
Optional extras
Late check-out can be arranged for an extra charge of IDR 500000 (subject to availability)
Rollaway beds are available for IDR 350000.0 per day
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of IDR 80000 for adults and IDR 50000 for children (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Airport shuttle service is offered for an extra charge of IDR 300000 per vehicle (one-way)
We have included all charges provided to us by this property. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the unit you book.
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Recent reviews
Very good 8,0 From 100 reviews
Asked to change rooms as room was above bar with live music and facing the main road. Receptionist just kept saying tomorrow tomorrow. Tiny pool and no sun on it.
Really in the heart of seminyak. Everything with walk distance. But in the night you can hear from club next to the hotel. Really nice hotel. The staff help a lot. We went to nusa penida they help keep our luggage with charge. Thank you😊
Nice enough hotel at a good price and handy to everything, but the noise from the Mexicola nightclub next door was terrible - went from 9:30pm until around 1:00am 7 days per week (we stayed 15 nights)and then there was the noise from the people leaving and the taxi horns!!!!!
Anna from the front desk was very accommodating and very understanding. Our trip to Gili got cancelled and she helped us talk to the hotels and ferry for clarification on the bookings we made. She was also able to extend our stay in Sense Hotel. She is certainly an asset to the Hotel. As for the facilities, I would suggest that the management look into doing a bit of renovation with the rooms.
Very happy with everything
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Role Mission Part of the direct procurement team she/he contributes to improve Gucci performance, propose and implement cost efficient and innovative procurement initiatives in line with our high standard of quality. Procurement domains: Ready-to-Wear mainly, with possibility to address also other categories such as Shoes, Leather Goods, Jewelry and Watches.
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Cowden Pound Pastures
Annual Report - 2005
By Terry Mullender
After a very dry and mild winter, with only a couple of frosty mornings, we were plunged into arctic conditions at the end of February. The worst week was at the beginning of March with local schools closed by snowfalls of up to four or five inches and night-time temperatures down to -9ºC. The severe weather persisted into the following week but by the weekend of 19/3 we were able to enjoy a barbeque in my garden watching brimstone butterflies and bees going about their business, indeed it was so balmy that we were able to sit out late into the evening in only shirt sleeves. Hard frosts, however, returned for the second week in May before we settled down for summer with temperatures reaching 31ºC before the end of the month.
According to the old rhyme, "Oak before ash, we're in for a splash! Ash before oak, we're in for a soak!" This was certainly true this year with oak out a full 4-6 weeks in advance of ash and a drought to follow which rivalled that of '76 although with rather less sunshine. The stream through the valley floor dried up and the reserve began to look dry and scorched until the 25/7 when a wet week heralded the arrival of six dexters on 28/7 without any consultation with myself (AGAIN). The previous years herd had only departed on 10/1 and I would have preferred to have rested the sward this year, given the dryness and recent grazing, in any case I would have liked to defer their arrival until the beginning of September, when the devils-bit scabious had finished flowering, as grazing emergent flower heads is a good way of weakening the root stock. In the event the cattle were penned in NG3 until the bulk of the bloom was over and here seemed not to touch the devils-bit to any great degree. Perhaps then, I am grumbling unnecessarily but a little more communication would not do any harm on major issues such as grazing. I think my views have been well aired in the past and I am currently at peace with all at KWT! The beasts departed at the second attempt on 19/12.
At the end of March Richard Carr carried out some coppice work at the bottom of NG2 (mainly alder) and greatly opened up the area which quickly filled with ferns making a quite dramatic display until bramble began to assert itself later in the year. Richard was also responsible for the creation of our new hard-standing/car-park, at the north end, which was completed by mid-April. This has greatly increased our vehicular access to the reserve.
More work is needed on the hardware of the site with most stiles in a state of collapse. The one leading to the badger sett is particularly urgent as we need it to reach some of our dormouse boxes and it is currently quite dangerous. These were in a bad way last year and with our modern neurotic fear of litigation present a very real risk hazard. Paul Glanfield has promised replacements in due course. It would be nice to have one extra, to provide access to the dormouse boxes in the top shaw by the gate between NG1 and 2. The boundary fences are, hopefully, now stock-proof following Paul=s renovation work at the time of the cattle introduction.
After our old Owl/Kestrel box finally fell down a while back Martyn Davis has constructed two new ones (to his usual cabinet makers standards) which we duly erected in mid-February. No results yet, but it's early days. Our old one hosted a brood of tawny owls which made it all seem worthwhile.
The night of 20th January was notable, at least for the people in 'Walnut Tree Cottage', as at 2 am the big old beech tree, which ever since my acquaintance with the reserve has been home to a huge bracket fungus and featured on the front of the pamphlet produced by Sister Dianne, fell into their garden with a mighty crash. My old chum Kevin Agate later handled the clear up and, hopefully, left them smiling. This marks our first definite extinction on the reserve as I fear it was our only specimen on the site (original reserve that is).
Among our pest plants, bracken, creeping-thistle, marsh-thistle and ragwort seem to be under control with rosebay willow-herb making a break for it in NG1 (which including bramble, silver birch, etc, has reverted to some 70% scrub cover).
Bramble is now the big concern across all three compartments, as it spreads through the open grassland, making walking in some areas nigh on impossible, with 15-20% of NG2 affected and 30-40% of NG3. The big peripheral banks (which we want to retain as refuge for our herps) seem a little healthier this year, although they still have a tendency to die at the rear and root forward, effectively rolling down the hill with ash and birch breaking through as ever. It is this proliferation of bramble in open areas which, if not addressed urgently, will result in the loss of diversity across the reserve. I feel that a new approach to control must be found if we are to restore the status-quo, as current measures (Paul and Co did a great job of clearing in NG2 during late autumn) are simply not working. The present system of endless bramble-bashing task days throughout the winter is, in my view (and that of Martyn Davis), only serving to exacerbate the situation. By cutting with a brush-cutter over wet ground we are effectively planting hundreds of new canes, with no lasting control of rootstock, as we drag sheets full of cuttings to our bonfire sites, inevitably spilling clippings all the way and treading them in on the return trip. This seems not only to be pointless from a control perspective but serves to alienate many of our volunteers who soon catch on that a 'Task Day' is always bramble bashing and rapidly lose interest.
I do not pretend to know all, or perhaps any, of the answers but feel that we must trial a few alternatives if we are to have any hope of being successful. Root removal is probably a non starter but The Royal Horticultural Society claims that painting the leaves with a glyphosate solution works well and, being a systemic herbicide, offers the chance of a long term solution ( I have used this method in a domestic situation with good results). Although labour intensive this system is surely less wearing than continual cutting and will, if we are persistent, give a better degree of long-term control? Perhaps the agent could be applied using a wick-wipe in the more open ant-hill free parts, or even sprayed in the more densely affected parts, with little risk to our more valued flora. This would at least offer some hope of controlling the root stock. Another idea might be to cut in the summer and leave the canes to die of dryness before attempting to move them. This system appears to have had a degree of success where Paul cut some paths through it in the summer. Dave Hutton has suggested the use of browsing, rather than grazing, stock such as Soay sheep or goats.
No method is perfect and all have glaring drawbacks but the situation is becoming desperate and some form of dramatic action is required if the site is not to be swamped and our SSSI status lost. Interestingly in the new parts of the extended reserve, where no active management has been undertaken, there is very little problem with bramble encroachment, particularly through the open sward. Perhaps there is a lesson here for us somewhere!
Mammal numbers across the reserve appear to be fairly stable with rabbits in evidence on almost every visit although they are still afflicted with the dreadful myxomatosis. I guess this is endemic in most populations and simply flares up when conditions favour it. This, I should say, has been a more or less average year.
Deer were again to be seen on many occasions with roe still predominating over fallow, whereas in the early years fallow were the only species to visit us. Whether this is part of a national migration brought about by the effects of global warming (do we believe Bellamy or Oddy and co?) I can only guess at, elsewhere in the area fallow are still very much in the majority.
Dormice are our only furry friends who do not seem to be doing too well with none recorded again this year (a poor one nationally). Hopefully they will return but it must be remembered that numbers were always very low and such as are around may well have nested outside of our boxes given the predominantly dry conditions which prevailed throughout the bulk of this years summer. It may be worth a good look at the integrity of the corridors linking the reserve to the more promising habitat bordering Stick Hill this winter.
One interesting observation, on 2/8, was a stoat lurking beneath one of the herp tins. What struck me was the sheer muscularity of the beast, something that you do not generally appreciate with the normal fleeting glimpse. Its back rippled with a sheet of solid muscle doubtless developed by dragging off unfortunate rabbits to a sticky end in the undergrowth!
Badgers generally, I would imagine, had a hard time of it for the first half of the summer with the protracted drought making digging for, and finding, worms very hard work. Our residents doubtless faired better than most as they have substantial wet areas close at hand which stayed damp throughout. There was a great deal of activity around the sett at the end of May with much excavation evidenced by the great mounds of fresh earth to be seen at several entrances.
Birds, to my shame, again flitted past largely unobserved. We must find an ornithologist to take a few walks around as I am sure a lot is passing us by. Someone with head up rather than head down looking at herps, flora and invertebrates. That said the rather obvious green woodpeckers presented in their usual large numbers and the overall impression was that our avian friends were holding their own. My personal observations of buzzard in the vicinity were nil this year (heard but never actually seen on the reserve), others, however, tell me that they were sighted regularly round and about.
Our reptiles had a slightly better year, with numbers continuing to recover from their heat induced crash at the end of 2003. Slow-worms were well back to previous levels, grass snakes less so, with specimens still fairly thin on the ground as compared to their glory years of 2000, 2001 and 2002. One distinct difference between the two species was that slow worms seemed to be unaffected by our late cold snap and showed up, under the tins, at roughly the usual time (showing in better than average numbers throughout April) whereas grass snakes were a full month late in putting in an appearance. The preferred body temperatures give a clue as to why this may be. Slow worms try to regulate their core temperature to apx 23c (the lowest for any British reptile) while grass snakes aim for around 29ºC. This does not explain, of course, why adders (not found at Cowden) with a preferred core temperature of 33ºC (the highest of our native reptiles) are often the first on parade nationally.
The common toad, which graced us with its 'post breeding season' presence last year, once again visited in the late spring again lodging under the bottom left corner of tin No6 for around a month. It will be interesting to see if it turns up again next year. I am convinced it is the same individual.
A bumble bee was seen on the wing on 4/2 with an ambient temperature of only 8ºC and a brimstone put in an appearance on 16/3, only a week after snow and night frosts took us to -9ºC.
Firsts for the reserve, among our invertebrates this year, include a white legged damselfly on 23/6 and short-winged cone-heads seen regularly from 27/8. Visits by Laurence Clemons and Tony Russell-Smith with the Arachnid Recording Society greatly increased our invertebrate lists (many recorded from the new areas): Crustacea +2, Millipedes +2, Spiders +48, Sawflies +24, Beetles +53, Bugs +19, Crickets +1, Scorpion Flies (a newly recorded order) +2, Moths +2, Damselflies +1 and Flies + well over 120. I record everything in simple list form but the far more detailed original submissions from our visiting experts are available on request, many of which include a grid reference for each individual recording and national status where possible.
Given the nature of our terrain it is no surprise that we are well blessed with crickets and grasshoppers, less probable (given the rather dry aspect) is the variety of dragonflies and damselflies which regularly visit us, indeed our efforts to create an environment for them has, this year, come to nought with Normans dam leaking badly and my amateur effort fairing little better, doubtless both suffering from cracking due to the drought. The short-winged cone-head is also more typical of a wetter environment, favouring wet grassland and reed-bed of our southern coastal regions. Perhaps further evidence of global warming? Other orthoptera appeared stable with Roesel's bush-cricket showing an increase on previous years.
Hornets were again very much in evidence on the reserve and throughout the locality. They appear to be increasing dramatically year-on-year, quite noticeably outnumbering the common wasp this season. On 2/9 I was watching one going idly about its business in NG2 when I saw it grab a bluebottle by the scruff of the neck and carry it off: presumably fodder for the nest.
Butterflies had a reasonable time of it although some sessions were disappointing given the weather. A solitary clouded yellow put in an appearance on 7/9 (last years specimen seen on 30/10 was joint latest sighting for Kent) and a single meadow brown was still on the wing at the end of the first week of October! Areas of the extended reserve look far better, at least for some species, than the existing. More of this later.
Our flora suffered both from drought and bramble in 2005 with the open grassland looking quite desiccated from late spring until the end of August. The adverse conditions did little to stop the insidious progress of the bramble through the open sward or to prevent more general scrub from smothering much of NG1. Adders tongue was noticeably less but still well in evidence in its usual location. Cowslips lost ground to bramble in its old haunts but fresh clumps were to be found in some new areas. Sneezewort also suffered from bramble encroachment while opposite leaved golden saxifrage was hard to find beside the stream due to increased shading. All was not bad news, however, our resident native daffodils (Lent lilies) emerged in the latter half of March and seem to be increasing year on year. Orchids too are more than holding their own and are extending their range across the reserve with yellow rattle doing, perhaps, a little too well beside the path at the bottom of NG2. Ultimately this may require some form of control.
Devil's bit scabious, one of our key species, was well up to strength in its main stronghold in the middle of NG2. The stands in NG3 too were up to normal numbers and appeared to suffer little from the cattle penned there for the duration of its bloom.
New species among our flora, this year, were crosswort and hedge bedstraw, appearing respectively at the beginning and end of June. Their appearance was something of a conundrum in our mildly acidic soil as both have a preference for a rather more chalky substrate. I can only imagine that both came to Cowden from Kemsing, transported from the chalk downland in the dung of last years dexters, and managed to find a niche in a couple of our more limey patches.
No report would be complete without mention of the newly adopted extension to the reserve which came under our management in spring this year as part of our ongoing arrangement with St Andrews Convent. Extension is probably an understatement as it increases the area previously under management by around sevenfold. Unfortunately Kent Wildlife Trust have only been able to secure an initial lease of eighteen months, which means that stock fencing (around one and a half miles need replacing) and extensive species monitoring are not at present viable. Hopefully ongoing negotiations will result in a longer agreement being forthcoming.
Given the above circumstances, and availability of time, my investigations to date have been restricted to a number of extended forays into the new area rather than any more detailed study. What is very apparent is that this is potentially a very valuable acquisition which will greatly increase the diversity of the reserve. Some parts have an almost heath-like character with significant patches of gorse. Dave tells me that the triangular field to the south west was a mass of lousewort at the end of May as was the north end of the field directly abutting the southern end of the old reserve (we must decide a system of nomenclature for the new part of the reserve, such as we use in the old , i.e. NG1, NG2, etc: so that we know which field we are talking about without lengthy description).
Much of the extension is of SNCI quality already and has the potential of an upgrade to SSSI. On a walk around the field to the west of the existing on 25/5 I quickly counted up to 60 small heath (at which point I gave up counting). Only fifty yards away in the old reserve they are fairly scarce, with a count of more than two on any given occasion being quite unusual. On another walk in the same field on 14/7 I found it to be alive with six spot Burnet moths which are also scarce on the old reserve and grizzled skippers were seen on every visit during the early summer. These were particularly bright specimens and at first I took them to be chequered skippers, until Dave pointed out that they are extinct in this part of Britain.
One very noticeable feature of the new fields is that there is little problem with bramble encroachment. Hardly any has, so far, got a foothold in the open grassland and yet there has been no management, not even stock grazing, in some parts for many years. I am not suggesting that we abandon all efforts in the old reserve but we clearly need a new philosophy. Perhaps we need to intellectualise less and behave more like our early Norman counterparts who, although uninterested in conservation, created this landscape using simple, low intensity, methods of husbandry to serve their needs.
As well as those previously mentioned other visits this year included around twenty members of the public from St Andrews open day on 21/5. This turned out to be a vile day with frequent heavy showers and near gale force winds. Needless to say there was very little to be seen apart from the plant life which did little to keep the kids happy as they only ever want to see snakes! Thankfully lifting our eight tins saved the day with a couple of obliging bank voles, a common toad and a solitary slow-worm providing the interest. The following weekend Dave organised a walk around the extension. Sadly this was very poorly attended, with only Laurence Clemons and Dave turning up (even I had another engagement ).
It has been an interesting year at Cowden Pound Pastures which has seen the reserve, as observable from the rear of St Andrews Convent, extended to the horizon in all directions. It has become obvious to myself, Martyn and Chris during our combined 96 visits this year that in order to adequately cover our new patch we shall all need to give up the day job!
If we keep only one New Year Resolution in 2006 it must be to win our battle with the bramble on the old reserve.


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20 Poets, a Free Anthology from Cordite Books
The geographic barriers that can, at times, hinder Australian literature are no longer relevant, and poetry communities around the world must be enlightened by the commanding, demanding and exciting trajectory of contemporary Australian poetics.
Posted in GUNCOTTON Tagged Alan Loney, Anne Elvey, Autumn Royal, Bonny Cassidy, Broede Carmody, Chris Mann, Claire Nashar, derek motion, Javant Biarujia, Jeanine Leane, Jen Crawford, John Hawke, Kent MacCarter, Kris Hemensley, Matthew Hall, mez breeze, Natalie Harkin, Omar Sakr, Rachael Briggs, Ross Gibson, Tanya Thaweeskulchai, Tony Birch, Zoë Sadokierski
Siobhan Hodge Reviews Contemporary Australian Feminist Poetry
Contemporary Australian Feminist Poetrypresents a compelling cross-section of feminist voices, experiences and engagements in Australia, picking up from where Kate Jenning's 1975 feminist anthology Mother, I'm Rooted: An Anthology of Australian Women Poets left off.
Bonny Cassidy Reviews The Hatred of Poetry
Reflecting Ben Lerner's considerable reputation as a novelist and poet, this essay speaks in a voice both sure and self-deprecating. At this level it has already fulfilled a conventional definition of its genre – the effort of rhetoric to explore an idea or problem. The problem that Lerner considers – why is poetry a subject of hatred? – is hardly urgent, and he is quick to admit this. After all, the essay's topic is an inverted defence of poetry, a tradition with a long history. The pleasures of this contribution, therefore, are Lerner's unashamed and confident belief in poetic form, and the sympathetic truth to be found in his conclusions.
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Unbidden: Settler Poetry in the Presence of Indigenous Sovereignty
Influenced and shaped by some fifty years of Indigenous poetry in English, the last couple of decades of Australian settler poetry have advanced prolific attempts to 'write (oneself) into the country' (Van Teeseling 209): producing varied and sometimes radical poetries of regionality, topography, climate, and the histories, narratives and landmarks running through and over them.
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The New Reality in Australian Poetry
The generation of Murray is not my generation. The generation of Adamson is not my generation either. Nor is it Tranter or Kinsella.
Posted in ESSAYS Tagged Albert Tucker, Bonny Cassidy, Corey Wakeling, David Unaipon, Dorothy Hewett, luke beesley, Robert Wood
Bonny Cassidy Reviews Contemporary Australian Literature: A World Not Yet Dead
As Feature Reviews Editor and sometime reviewer for Cordite Poetry Review it is an unusual (and therefore fun) privilege to consider a title in which poetry is critically addressed in the company of other forms. Too often it is it either quarantined within poetry-only criticism, or mentioned as an embarrassing aside to discussions of prose.
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TRANSTASMAN Editorial
At the close of his poem for this issue, 'Heaven, Bruny Island', Ken Bolton writes how the radio 'seems to have stopped to listen'. As I reflect on the poems constellated here, I feel they are doing similarly; attending to something that is neither absent nor present. They are listening to signs of that abstract ground: transtasman.
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Bonny Cassidy Interviews Sophie Collins
Based in Belfast, Sophie Collins is co-founder and editor of tender, an online quarterly promoting work by female-identified writers and artists.
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Submission to Cordite 51: TRANSTASMAN Open!
Photo by Nicholas Walton-Healey Poetry for Cordite 51: TRANSTASMAN is guest-edited by Bonny Cassidy I'll be looking for poems that can swim, fly, float, sail and possibly even skim across the very short and very deep difference between Australia and …
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Reclaimed Land: Australian Urbanisation and Poetry
In the late 1850s, Charles Harpur composed the image of 'a scanty vine,/ Trailing along some backyard wall' ('A Coast View'). It might be forgettable, save for its conspicuousness in Harpur's bush-obsessed poetry. Whether purple ranges or groaning sea-cliffs, his poems cleave to a more-than-human continent. The scanty vine, however, clings to a different surface: human-made – the craft of a drystone wall, perhaps, or wire strung through posts like the twist of the poetic line – it signals domestic land division. Harpur's vine of words trails along the vertical edifice of settlement.
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Justin Clemens Reviews Poetry and the Trace
Sometimes irritating, often informative, occasionally incisive and sporadically genuinely interrogatory, the thoughtfulness evinced by (many of) the writings collected in Poetry and the Trace triggers further chains of association and dissociation. This is a genuinely critical collection in various senses of that word: at once analytic, hortatory, and urgent.
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THEATER FOR THE NEW CITY TO presents: "RECOVERY"
by Anne Lucas
The drug addiction epidemic shows no sign of slowing down. How do the mothers of addicts recover?
"Recovery" is a drama of three young women, all lost in the pain of addiction, and their mothers. They meet at a place called The Mountain Rehab, where all six women must confront their problems, and are influenced and guided by two competing characters who battle for their souls: Reverend Stephanie Jackson, the spiritual director of the institution who is also a recovering alcoholic, and a Demon who embodies all temptation. He is Rev. Jackson's Jungian shadow. Like the Devil in Daniel Webster, he manifests her inner demons and challenges her for the souls of the young women. The play explores the experience of addiction from the perspective of two generations. Denial is portrayed is a powerful tool in the weaponry of darkness and facing the truth is portrayed as a painful path but the only one that leads to lasting recovery. The audience is taken on an uplifting journey from darkness to light.
Playwright Anne Marilyn Lucas says, "It would be remarkable if anyone didn't have an addict in the family or as a friend." Her aim in this play–which she went back to graduate school to write–is to reach the addicts' mothers and families, with whom she strongly identifies. In 21st century America, Lucas points out, there are there really only two kinds of parents: those who have experienced addiction in people they love, and those who are yet to. So the wise parent is the one who understands this disease. Lucas adds, "Nobody talks about the mental and emotional changes that occur in parents who are desperately trying to keep their children alive. There's a self-neglect that goes with the myopic focus on saving your kid." She observes that because of addiction, parents not only lose their children, they sometimes lose their financial security (including their homes) and descend into depressions they can't get out of. Understanding addiction as a medical problem, not a moral failing, is the key to overcoming it. Denial–on the family level as well as the social policy level–is the primary obstacle. The play is conceived to illustrate the mechanisms of denial and healing.
Many incidents of the play come from Lucas' own life, but they are spread across three families. Hailing from different socioeconomic backgrounds, each daughter character has fallen victim to a different substance of choice, but they are not street children or abandoned kids. They are children middle-class families–the kind where parents are unlikely to talk about their kids' addictions because they are ashamed. Lucas hopes the play can reach such people, who often need to know more than they know right now.


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The East Side Music Tour returned for a second year on Saturday, cramming more than 80 bands into 30 venues around Brady Street. It was a snowy, sometimes hectic scene, with a lot of confusion as f,Concert Reviews Read more
Loup Leaves Behind an Intriguingly Imperfect Posthumous Debut
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Hi Guiness, Name of Quality Care's ENT please. Thank you!
MASAYUME JAPANESE KITCHENGreat service, excellent food, friendly owner. Consistently. Definitely a keeper! japa
Ricki's Japanese and Thai
PORTIMOM replied to desafinada's topic in La CocinaWe've had dinner at Masayume in Ajijic a few times, and enjoyed the Tempura! (Located between the Donut place and bank mountainside)
I have a 30 min medical procedure on disc. I would like to make a copy. What lakeside business is able to do this for me?
Newly arrived within the past week. Locals say this dog does not appear to belong to anyone and it appears to be newly dumped. Does anyone recognize this dog? Appears to be trying to look for someone.
It's that time of year
PORTIMOM replied to congodog's topic in Let's Talk About our Furry and Feathered FriendsDon't use this thread to belittle the organizations which have saved so many animals. Do you really think that they would be able to accomplish what they have without being organized. The Spay and Neuter programs alone, are a very involved effort. When someone takes an animal off the street, it should not be to dump later. Dogs are left standing in front of homes, where they once lived, and skittish on the streets after experiencing care. It shatters them emotionally, for as with the foster I took in, the vets will stated "This is not a street dog. This dog had a home before it was abandoned, likely due to becoming pregnant or it's owner abandoned her. This dog was so dehydrated it surely would not have lived." We had found this dog collapsed due to lack of food, on the street. Point blank many who were homed and abandoned, do not have street skills. They are terrified after being released. Some won't even try to survive, but lay down in the heat and give up. Thank you for all you do, every last person and animal rescue organization here. If anyone would like to help, but cannot do a life commitment to a pet, there are many ways to reach out. Donations, fostering and accompanying a dog as a flight angel to their new home NOB.
Lost Grey Poodle/Please help find
PORTIMOM replied to PORTIMOM's topic in Let's Talk About our Furry and Feathered FriendsIf people reading this could post on their social media, that would be wonderful. Due to such efforts many others have been found in the past weeks, and that would be so wonderful if this dog were also returned home. Thank you!
Lost Grey Poodle/Please help find
PORTIMOM replied to PORTIMOM's topic in Let's Talk About our Furry and Feathered FriendsI passed on these suggestions to the original poster. Thank you!
Urgent - lost dog - chapala haciendas - got out on Ruisinor street Thursday Morning March 15th - med size grey poodle - collar with name tag and bell - owner is frantic - please, if you see her message me or call 01-045-331-419-4196 Please share... we lost this little dog in Chapala Haciendas 2, there's no sign of her and no one saw her walking on the streets, her name is Cali, French poodle medium, grey color, bring identification plate and a bell, There's a reward of $ 5000 pesos Por favor compartan... perdimos a esta perrita en Chapala Haciendas 2, no hay rastro de ella y nadie la vió andando en las calles, se llama Cali, French poodle mediana, color gris, trae placa de identificación y un cascabel, hay recompensa de $5000 pesos ....
Need an endoscopy
PORTIMOM replied to elrich's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraIs this the same Dr. Dr. Ignacio Guerrero https://www.innogastric.com/ referenced in the above comments? (Asking due to difference in phone number) Justo Sierra 2064 Col. Ladrón de Guevara Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico. 331 1596-1744 / 331524-3307 Thanks!
DNA testing
PORTIMOM replied to cedros's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraYou can get the 23 and me test from Amazon: $99.00 + $20.16 Shipping & Import Fees Deposit to Mexico Though I would recommend having someone who is returning to send it back to the company/do it right before that person leaves.
Lost Dog : Please keep an eye out!
PORTIMOM replied to PORTIMOM's topic in Let's Talk About our Furry and Feathered FriendsStill not found
Reposting: Posting for Kim Campbell: LOST DOG! Answers to Jazmin. Black with a white chest mark. Med sized looks like a whippet cross.West Ajijic, Villa Nova area. Jazmin is approachable and can be lured with a treat. If anyone sees her please call 766.2343
EXACTLY! Which brings the question: When is a starch not worth eating? lol
To have great fries.. need GREAT potatoes N peanut oillol... Where are the great potatoes?
We have a Handymail box and have gotten expensive packages at that address 100-300 and never had to pay duty or other charges. We simply pick up the package. We NEVER send any package to Handymail's Laredo Texas address. Only envelopes and magazines go to the Laredo address. In other words we use Handymail's Mexico address for packages. When a US shipper will not send to Mexico, we go with a different service (definitely not one that charges 50% lol) where they bring it down for us. To the OP: Did you send that package to Handymail's Texas address. To simply say you were charged without indicating where it was sent or what was sent that incurred a penalty is sparse in info. Please detail.
iShop scam
PORTIMOM replied to Kyle's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraIs this charge for a package sent through a forwarding service (example: hits an ishop texas address first) , or is it a package that has been sent directly to their Mexico location? I have never paid anything for Amazon and international packages (Australia etc), when they have been sent directly to Handymail. Just curious as a friend is weighing options, comparing Handymail to Ishop.
Handymail Rip Off
PORTIMOM replied to Mainecoons's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraMost banks have an ap via smart phone that can be used to deposit a check. You should look into that.
Camina con tu Mejor Amigo (WALK WITH YOUR BEST FRIEND) Location: Malecón de Jocotepec, DECEMBER 10TH. Eco Social is a group of young people trying to make a difference. They have formed a community service group Please come support them on December 10th! (See details below, under Eco Social poster photo) Camina con tu Mejor Amigo (WALK WITH YOUR BEST FRIEND) NOTE: If you have a Facebook account, you can even verify you are going to attend this event (RSVP not required) and I am sure that the members of this youth group would be greatly encourage to see this information shared with others on FB https://www.facebook.com/events/219246568613471/ Also you may like and share that group at https://www.facebook.com/Eco-Social-487889178210705/ Eco Social is a group of young people trying to make a difference. Please come support them on December 10th! PLEASE COME AND SUPPORT THESE YOUNG PEOPLE WHO ARE TRYING TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THEIR COMMUNITY. WALK WITH YOUR BEST FRIEND December 10, 2017 OBJECTIVE: Due to a study we did when we were in high school, we realized the abuse that street dogs live in our municipality, with this event we want to raise awareness among the population, and thus be the voice of those who only bark. We do not intend to change the whole world, but to change the world of a few dogs, and sow a seed of consciousness in people. ABOUT US: A group of young people with a different attitude to the problems that our population lives, and we call ourselves ECO SOCIAL. ACTIVITIES: -Competition races with your pet (there will be prizes for the winners). -Contest to the best dressed couple (there will be awards). -Live music. -Show of Training (urban Agility, guard and protection of the owner. - Food tips for your pet. -Free sterilizations. - Massive adoption. PROGRAM: 9:00hrs ............. Registration 10:00hrs ........... Exit: Main square of jocotepec 11:00hrs ........... General canine training class 11:30hrs ........... Musical Intervention 12:00hrs ........... racing competition 13:00hrs ........... Awards 13:30hrs ........... Musical Intervention 14:00hrs ........... Agility Show 14:30hrs ........... Musical Intervention 15:00hrs ........... Demonstration of Guard and Protection 15:30hrs ........... Acknowledgments and closing
PLEASE contact mary Helen at 376-765-2867 or cell 331-349-6317 - I'm sure she would go look to see if it is Zorro.
HAS ANYONE SEEN THIS DOG: (PLEASE FEEL FREE TO COPY AND PASTE/SHARE ON YOUR SOCIAL MEDIA) PLEASE contact mary Helen at 376-765-2867 or cell 331-349-6317 if you have seen Zorro. Kathy Koches to Lakeside Advocates for Animals November 4 at 8:20pm · My friend, Mary Helen Montgomery, has lost her dog, Zorro. He was lost at Christiana park in Chapala on Wednesday. He is 12 years old and is deaf. Please keep an eye out for him - Mary Helen is heartbroken and is desperate to find him.
ISO Black Poodle, Lomas del Manglar
PORTIMOM replied to DougFriend's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraSent you a PM
PORTIMOM replied to PORTIMOM's topic in Ajijic/Chapala/GuadalajaraFOUND / THANKS TO ALL
Ann (Andi) Dirks...URGENT
PORTIMOM replied to Joyfull's topic in Let's Talk About our Furry and Feathered FriendsUpdate dog is back where she belongs.. thanks to everyone!


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The companion magicApp is only available for customers with an ACTIVE magicJack Device. Please ensure you are assigning your magicJack device phone number in the companion magicApp. If your magicJack device is expired, you can login www.my.magicjack.com and renew your service and resume using your FREE companion magicApp. The companion magicApp is limited to one smartphone or tablet per active magicJack device number. If you want to use a 2nd smartphone or tablet, you will need to purchase a 1-Year magicApp plan for $9.99.
magicApp Features:
* Make calls from your magicJack number on your Android device
* Calls to your magicJack number rings on your smartphone at the same time so you never miss a call
* Make calls over Wi-Fi so you never have to worry about roaming charges when traveling
* magicJack customers can enjoy texting to any U.S. mobile number using magicApp – your friends & family don't have to download the app to text!
* Unlimited calling to the U.S and Canada
* Unlimited calling to other magicJack customer worldwide
* Caller ID, voicemail and call forwarding
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Use magicApp on devices Android 2.3 and above.
Find out more on magicJack.com, or visit us on Twitter (@magicJack) or on Facebook (Facebook.com/magicjackApp).
*Texting to international numbers is not available and texts to some US mobile numbers may not be delivered. Unlimited calling to numbers within the United States and Canada, and unlimited texting and other services provided by magicJack®, are based on normal, non-excessive use. A combination of factors is used to determine excessive use, including but not limited to the relative use when compared to the average magicJack® user, the number of unique numbers called, calls forwarded, minutes used, texts sent/received and other factors. Unlimited calling does not include calls to Alaska or the Yukon and Northwest Territories of Canada or calls to non-8YY calling card, platform, conference or chat lines, for which additional fees will apply. Subject to our Subscriber Agreement located here: http://www.magicjack.com/action/saps/.
How to download and run magicApp Calling & Messaging on your PC and Mac
magicApp Calling & Messaging For PC can be easily installed and used on a desktop computer or laptop running Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10 and a Macbook, iMac running Mac OS X. This will be done using an Android emulator. To install magicApp Calling & Messaging For PC, we will use BlueStacks app player. The method listed below is set to help you get magicApp Calling & Messaging For PC. Go ahead and get it done now.
More Details
Download Links For magicApp Calling & Messaging:
Download: Bluestacks Android Emulator
Download: magicApp Calling & Messaging (Play Store)
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Step to Step Guide / magicApp Calling & Messaging For PC:
- As you have Downloaded and Installed Bluestacks Emulator, from Links which are provided above.
- Now, After the installation, configure it and add your Google account.
- Once everything is done, just open the Market in Play Store and Search for the 'magicApp Calling & Messaging'.
- Tap the first result and tap install.
- Once the installation is over, Tap the App icon in Menu to start playing.
- That's all Enjoy!
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You've created a new Facebook page and are now scratching your head: what to do next?
To grow your fan base and become a Facebook super star, you need a plan! Strategic Partner Manager for Authors and Publishers at Facebook Susan B. Katz says that the key to success for debut authors on Facebook is to post frequently and authentically.
To establish a presence, post once or twice a day every day in the first person. Fans are on your Facebook page to get to know the person behind the book. The biggest thing to keep in mind for writers on Facebook:
A good content strategy always balances content creation with content curation. So, share links to your books and blog posts, and mix it up with relevant links and images that you think your followers might enjoy. This way you won't feel like you're flooding their feeds with self-serving posts.
Here are 5 ways to increase engagement with your Facebook fans:
1. Share your success stories.
Everyone loves a success story–so don't be shy when you have good news to share. Your fans are there to rally you along the way, so breaking good news is a great way share your excitement about a book acquisition, a writing award, a great review, etc.
Perhaps Entertainment Weekly didn't feature your book like bestselling author Khaled Hosseini's, but you can still share snapshots of yourself or your readers holding a copy of your book for the first time, reader reactions, or quotes from complimentary reviews on Book Country!
2. Support fellow writers.
It's a real joy to see Book Country writers supporting each other. Jamie Wyman posted about fellow member Kerry Schafer's release this week.
We believe that supporting fellow writers is critical to success. Being a debut author doesn't have to be lonely. You need a network of writer friends — whether they are beta readers, writing group buds, or Book Country fellow members — who can give you a high five or lift your spirits when you need it the most. Remember that other writers are on the same path and need allies, too! So, give without expecting anything in return: introduce other debut writers' works to your following and congratulate them on their success.
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Book Country writer Nicholas Kotar posted a teaser of what the interior design of his new book RAVEN SON will look like. It got people excited about the finished book and it looks gorgeous. Congrats, Nicholas.
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In collaboration with the AAM Education Committee (EdCom), Diversity Committee (DivCom), and the LGBTQ Alliance, Professional Networks of the American Alliance of Museums; and with #MuseumEdChat on Twitter.
October 19, 2017
2:00-3:00 p.m. (ET)
Join this talk-show style online conversation to discuss "Out West: LGBT Stories of the American West", a program series designed to illuminate positive contributions of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) community to the history and culture of the American West. Attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the power of storytelling in our practice and how it relates to our audiences.
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A calorie deficit is hard to maintain (just ask anyone on the Atkins!), but more and more research is suggesting that losing weight gets even harder without sufficient sleep.
The American Heart Association in March conducted a case study with 17 healthy adults whose ages ranged from 18-40. Half the study group slept normally whilst the other group deprived themselves of sleep. Both groups ate what they chose.
Results were telling: the sleep-deprived group ate on average 550 more calories daily than did the group that slept normally. However, the results are rather surprising, as sleep deprivation is tied to increased leptin, a hormone that suppresses appetite. Researchers commented:
The assumption that it's governed by these two hormones is simplistic. We were kind of hoping that this would be true … we could then do something about them to try and treat obesity, but that wasn't the case.
Another publication from the Canadian Medical Association Journal reports adequate sleep is conducive to weight loss. During a study conducted with 123 obese adults over the course of 17 weeks, there was adequate statistical significance to project the relationship between adequate sleep (8.5 hours) and weight loss. Less than enough sleep is associated with less weight loss. Researchers propose:
New studies provide evidence that insufficient sleep enhances hedonic stimulus processing in the brain underlying the drive to consume food; thus, insufficient sleep results in increased food intake.
However, the authors are clear not to come off to strongly:
The solution is not as simple as 'eat less, move more, sleep more. However, an accumulating body of evidence suggests that sleeping habits should not be overlooked when prescribing a weight-reduction program to a patient with obesity.
Jean-Philippe Chaput and Angelo Tremblay. Adequate sleep to improve the treatment of obesity. CMAJ cmaj.120876; published ahead of print September 17, 2012.
American Heart Association Meeting, March 2012


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In an interview concurrent with the release of The Water Theatre, Lindsay Clarke claims that 'the unconscious mind is the seabed of the imagination'. This is certainly true for his characters, who dream relentless, lurid dreams that are often more telling than their dialogue, and the book has an unfaltering mystic and hallucinatory undercurrent running through it. But it is the one dream—or perhaps nightmare —of our protagonist, a disaffected war reporter and former poet, Martin Crowther, that looms over the novel most—one in which Martin sees himself dragging the corpse of his father in a kind of macabre pub-crawl around Calderbridge, the town the Crowthers call home.
Martin has arrived—and awoken—to the rolling hills of Umbria in order to seek some degree of reconciliation between two friends from his youth, Adam and Marina Brigshaw, and their estranged, stroke-ridden father back home in High Sugden, Hal. Rewinding events by thirty years, we encounter a romantic, rosy-cheeked Martin Crowther, ashamed of his apolitical working-class family and about to have his horizons irrevocably broadened by the charming but ultimately flawed Hal Brigshaw during a stay with Adam before they both leave for university. Lured in by a world of jazz LPs, Cubist posters and communist manifestos as well as Hal's plan to overthrow the British colony in Equatoria (a political manoeuvre alluding to the establishment of the First Republic of Ghana), he adopts the man as a surrogate father, admiring Hal's appetite for what Clarke calls 'a larger sense of life'. Adam on the other hand, becomes eager to disassociate himself from his father's self-righteousness and pursues a more modest career as a teacher, reluctant even to finish his studies at Cambridge and keen to marry an Equatorian native, Efwa.
'Adam said that you and he are living each the other's life,' prompts the mysterious Umbrian contessa and host, Gabriella. Before we get to understand the extent of this dynamic, and the role Martin has played in the trauma that has divided the Brigshaws (a trauma complete with cross-generational adultery and suicide), we must enter the world of mysticism and ritual—a Shakespearean setting, with lute-players, dark caves and a sense of spiritual fulfillment—that now constitutes the lives of Adam and Marina, quite the antithesis of Adam's lifetime immersion in conflict zones. If Martin is to convince Adam and Marina, he must call his own ego into question and consider a larger sense of both his own life and that of his father, which he was so eager to shed three decades ago.
It is in a climactic, dream-like episode (down a very dark cave) that Martin reconciles with the spirit of his dead father, and one where he comes to terms with his love for Marina, who suffers most from her family's fatal short-sightedness. This is a hugely engrossing read that manages to merge the mythical with a sense of urgent reality with great skill, like the works of John Fowles or Tobias Hill. What makes it so rewarding is its ripe and colourful sense of discovery at every turn, which, in combination with a rich, almost Hardyesque evocation of landscape, will make readers sorry to come to its end.


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Julissa Castellanos
Number: 55
Position: Utility
Class: Freshman
Height: 5'4"
Major: Psychology
Hometown: Baldwin Park, CA
Previous School: South El Monte High School
High School: Castellanos joins the Red Hawks from South El Monte High School. She earned First and Second Team All-League Honors and won the Coaches Award while at South El Monte.
Personal: Her career goal is to be involved in either family law or social work.
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As with many other ministries at St. Margaret of York, good liturgy depends on the volunteers who are involved! An exciting way to become involved in our parish is to spend just a little extra time at weekly Mass in one of our liturgical ministries.
Altar Servers
Altar servers assist the Priest with supporting tasks at Mass. View our Server Manuel and our Server Quick Reference to get a better idea about altar serving.
Patti Hawkins | 513.683.8741
Extraordinary Ministers
Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist assist the Ordinary Ministers, Bishops, Priests, and Deacons, in the distribution of the Body and Blood of Our Lord when the Priest requires assistance. All minister of Holy Communion should receive sufficient spiritual, theological, and practical preparation to fulfill their role with knowledge and show the greatest reverence for the Most Holy Eucharist by their demeanor, their attire, and the manner in which they handle the consecrated bread or wine. Click here to learn more.
Ken & Sue Ann Klaber
Lectors proclaim the Scriptures during Eucharistic celebrations.
Dave Alexander
Music Ministry
The SMOY music ministry includes the adult choir and children's choir. The choirs provide music for Sunday Masses during the year. Choirs rehears on Tuesdays.
Tony Arnold | 513.697.3107
Sacristans & Mass Coordinators
Sacristans train Mass Coordinators, clean liturgical vessels, and order the hosts and wine used to celebrate the Eucharist. Mass Coordinators are responsible for making sure liturgical ministers roles are covered for the celebration of Mass and finding replacements for the no shows.
Barb Bonifas | 513.623.4570
Marge Parks | 513.766.1598
Sound Tech Ministry
Sound Techs assure the audio and visual media is effectively used at liturgical celebrations and occasional events. Responsibilities include adjusting the sound board so the assembly can clearly hear what is spoken or sung, audio recordings, and announcement reels and worship lyrics.
Ushers welcome all worship and assist them through greeting, helping people find a place to sit, collecting the offertory collection and assisting with the preparation of the gifts and communion procession.
Sean Hayes | 513.683.0205
Worship Commission
The Liturgy and Worship Commission continues to inform itself through prayer, self-education, and additional formal education (e.g., seminars, workshops, etc.) about the intricacies, riches, and mystery of liturgy and worship within the Catholic tradition.Their guide includes the liturgical reforms of the Second Vatican Council.These initiatives enrich our parish worship and liturgies.
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