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Amboseli 1 day trip reviews includes opinions and testimonials about Amboseli national park one day tours to see the Mt Kilimanjaro and the wildlife. Amboseli is the second most popular park in Kenya after the Masai mara game reserve due to the crowds it pulls to view Kili. It is no wonder 1 day trips to Amboseli are among the most popular short tours from Nairobi. Amboseli 1 Day Tour reviews are mostly positive for the great mountain peak views. Read more on amboseli safaris Amboseli National Park 1 Day Trip
Review on Viewing Mt Kilimanjaro from Amboseli
Most people doing a day trip to Amboseli almost to the man/woman want to see the top of Kilimanjaro. Now, this is a shy mountain and is sometimes visible for days and at times just hidden for days on end behind clouds. While a day trip may not be the best option to see Kilimanjaro, it sometimes may surprise you that you are able to view the peaks as long as the weather is fine. You should avoid going there for a day trip if the weather looks too dull. But that is if your only reason is to see the Kilimanjaro top. There are many other reasons why you should do the day trip to Amboseli and the mountain is not one of them.
Amboseli 1 Day Game Drive Reviews
The Amboseli elephants number in the thousands and the park is the closest place you can see adult elephants in the wild from Nairobi. The jumbos are literally everywhere in the park. Lions in Amboseli are usually a hit or miss as they are hard to find. The hippos on the other hand are in their hundreds in the water pools as well as wildebeests and antelopes. Game drive in Amboseli while not so rich does have its fine moments like watching a pride of lions at a hippo kill; or a family of cheetahs making a kill after a high speed chase; or 2 bull elephants spurring right infront of your grill. Amboseli 1 Day Trip allows you to take great wildlife photography on an amboseli national park day trip or a 2 days amboseli overnight safaris.
Amboseli Park Entry Fees and the Gates to Use
The Amboseli park entrance fees were reduced in 2016 from Usd 80 to Usd 60 for a non-resident adult and to Kshs 860 for a Kenyan citizen. This is great news especially when you have a large family or group to pay for. Amboseli 3 most popular gates are Meshanani, Erimito and Kimana gates. Most lodges are located near Kimana gate while the gate to use from Namanga border post is the Meshanani gate. Erimito gate is the first gate when approaching the park from Emali on the Loitoktok road and is favoured by most tour van drivers as it has a shorter rough stretch of 18km from main road to the gate.
If you are going to Amboseli to view the Kilimanjaro mountain, I would recommend going for a 2 days /1 night tour as it increases your chances of seeing the full mountain peak. The peak is better viewed early in the morning and late in the evening.
However if all you have is a single day to do the tour, you can try it if the weather is promising and not too cloudy. I have gone to Amboseli for hundreds of times and I can count in one hand the number of times we missed to see the peak entirely. Read more on an amboseli national park day trip tour
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July 28, 2011
This is to certify that Jacob Weiss has been under my care for the following: 1 month checkup.
Circumcision was done properly by the Rabbi (Rabbi Rubin).
Dr. D. Cereb, M.D.
(718) 982 - 9001
Staten Island NY
May 31, 2011
To Whom It May Concern,
Over the years I have gotten to know Mohel Rabbi Avrohom Rubin. He shows devotion towards families he has serviced and has a real knowledge in the intricate procedure of performing a perfect precise circumcision. He adheres to the sterile medically recognized procedure only using the most safe and clean tools even minimizing a lot of the child's discomfort. I have attended many circumcisions he has done and have been amazed at how at some of them I have not even heard the baby cry. Rabbi Rubin has a great presence and will make your sons Bris Milah into a most uplifting occasion. I, Dr. Eliyahu Kopstick highly recommend Mohel Rabbi Avrohom Rubin for your child's upcoming circumcision.
Dr. Eliyahu Kopstick, D.O.
(718) 447 - 6900
Staten Island NY
February 25, 2011
Regarding Rabbi Rubin
To Whom It May Concern:
I know Rabbi Rubin from the community, and fully support his activities as Mohel. He is an upstanding member of the community. Very truly yours,
Dr. L. Emmer, M.D.
Victory Internal Medicine, P.C.
(718) 477 - 6900
Staten Island NY
February 15, 2011
My patient, Jordan Eisler was circumcised by Mohel Rabbi Avrohom Rubin. Jordan's circumcision was performed with precision and Rabbi Rubin's technique and method was done with utmost professionalism. After observing Jordan's healing and care extended by Rabbi Rubin, I Dr. Anna Shindelman, highly recommend Mohel Rabbi Rubin for your child's circumcision.
Dr. Anna Shindelman, M.D.
Belilovsky Pediatrics, 690 Bay Street
(718) 815 - 7050
Staten Island NY
February 01, 2011
I examined a baby today who had his ritual circumcision (Bris), done by Mohel Rabbi Avrohom Rubin, approximately 3 weeks ago. The appearance and healing were excellent.
Dr. Neal D Gittleman, M.D.
Pediatrics, 450 E. Kennedy Blvd
(732) 901 - 0050
Lakewood NJ
December 29, 2010
Regarding patient M. Berger,
The above patient, had a Bris (circumcision) done by Rabbi Avrohom Rubin and was noted to be a beautiful and refined circumcision.
I highly recommend Rabbi Rubin as a professional Mohel. Thank You.
Dr. Eli Eilenberg, M.D. F.A.A.P.
Center For Health Education, Medicine & Dentistry
(732) 364 - 2144
Lakewood NJ
October 24, 2010
I am very happy that we used Rabbi Avrohom Rubin as the mohel for my grandson. He did an excellent job. He was reliable and punctual and explained very clearly what to expect during and following the bris. He was also very calm and patient with the baby's anxious parents. I highly recommend him.
Leorah Landman, MD
Staten Island, NY
October 15, 2010
I am writing in reference to Rabbi Avrohom Rubin who recently served as the Mohel at my grandson's Bris. Rabbi Rubin was recommended to us by Rabbi Yaakov Lehrfield of the Young Israel of Staten Island. From the outset, we could see that Rabbi Rubin is a sincere and fine individual. The Bris itself was completed successfully and without complication. He evaluated the baby before the Bris, gave detailed instructions after the Bris, and checked the baby in the days that followed.
Overall, our experience with Rabbi Rubin was very positive. I am happy to recommend him as a Mohel in our community.
Dr. David Landman
129 Joseph Avenue
Staten Island NY
January 28, 2010
To Whom It Concerns,
Rabbi Abraham Rubin circumcised Jacob Gabay and did a great job. I would highly recommend using him for circumcisions.
Dr. Jenny Parks , MD FAAP
ESD Pediatric Group
(513) 533 - 6100
Cincinnati OH
January 14, 2010
I have observed Rabbi Rubin perform several Brisim on local newborns and found him to be an expert Mohel, showing extreme concern and compassion for the baby and parents. He demonstrates the highest degree of sterile technique with meticulous surgical skills. I have entrusted my own grandson to his professional skill and recommend him as a Mohel without any hesitation.
Dr. David S Friedman
Diplomat of the American Board of Urology
(718) 698 - 7540
Staten Island NY
July 2009
To whom it may concern,
My wife Marianna and I just had our first son in July 2009, and since we were not originally from the Staten Island area, we did not know who we should use to do our son's Bris. I did some research online and came across Rabbi Rubin. Obviously such an important decision needs to be scrutinized and Google does not seem to be the best place to find such a service, however, after speaking with Rabbi Rubin, I was instantly confident in his ability and put to ease about our decision. My wife was still unsure, but once Rabbi Rubin came to our home and met with us looked over the baby, and played with our son, she was won over as well.
We were impressed with how quickly and carefully he did the Bris, the baby only cried from the guard and not the actual circumcision. Rabbi Rubin remained in constant contact after the Bris and once the bandages were removed, to make sure the healing process was coming along well. We highly recommend Rabbi Rubin to any new parent looking for a qualified Mohel.
Thanks again Rabbi Rubin!
David L.
Staten Island NY
December 26, 2008
To all whom this may concern,
I, Dr. Melvin D. Koplow, highly recommend Certified Mohel D.D. Rabbi Avrohom Rubin, for your child's circumcision. I've seen his work and I feel that his circumcision methods are done with precision, compassion and sterility in its highest standard.
When using Rabbi Rubin for your child's circumcision, you're insuring your sons' utmost safety, care and most minimal pain. Rabbi Rubin's perfection as a Mohel speaks for itself.
Dr. MD Koplow FAAP
Diplomat of the American Board of Pediatrics
(718) 948 - 6162
Staten Island NY
We used Rabbi Rubin as the Mohel for our son. We were extremely impressed with his expertise and care, from beginning till end. Rabbi Rubin was always available with any questions we had. The Milah went smoothly and our son did not seem to be experiencing any major discomforts. We highly recommend Rabbi Rubin as a Mohel.
The Guttermans
(732) 901 – 4021
Lakewood NJ
Dear Rabbi Rubin Shlita,
Thanks for your services and good job for the Bris of our son. May we keep on meeting by Simchos.
Yasher Kochacha.
Pesach Brody
Staten Island NY
We were very pleased with Mohel Rabbi Avrohom Rubin with the circumcision of our son Avraham Yitzchak. Thank You for Everything.
The Grossmans
Lakewood NJ
Rabbi Rubin has served as the Mohel for our fifth son Yechezkel. His precision professionalism and care were so amazing, we're sorry we didn't use him as the Mohel for our first four children.
Zev & Penina Pruzansky
(732) 942 – 4663
Lakewood NJ
We were privileged to have Rabbi Rubin as the Mohel for our son Shimshon Dovid's Bris, on Shabbos Parshas Vayishlach. His devotion and skill are unmatched. We advise all, to honor Rabbi Rubin with their child's Bris.
Yonason & Rivka Rosman
(718) 477 - 9782
Staten Island NY
Having Rabbi Rubin perform our son Shmuel's circumcision was a wonderful blessing. Not only did he demonstrate utmost professionalism in his surgical technique, his words and actions showed a genuine care for our family. He truly made us feel comfortable with the entire procedure and before we could take a breath, the entire Bris was over, leaving our precious baby Shmuel fast asleep and content. Rabbi Rubin's knowledge, his ceremony and his medical care and expertise were so reassuring to us. I wish such service on everyone enjoying this momentous occasion.
Yitzy and Tehila Deutch
(917) 689 - 2577
Brooklyn NY
Rabbi Rubin comes highly recommended by the local Rabbis here in Staten Island. As the grandparents of a new baby boy, we were a little nervous, as we remember how long and painful the recovery and healing used to be for a Bris. Rabbi Rubin explained in detail exactly what was being done and the healing took less than 48 hours from the actual time of the circumcision. Rabbi Rubin showed such care and professionalism, being available at all times for our care and comfort. We highly recommend Rabbi Rubin to be your child or grandchild's Mohel.
Sammy & Beverly Weiss
(718) 698 - 8236
Staten Island NY
Wow!!! What an exhilarating experience. Me and my wife were petrified about the thought of our first sons circumcision but, Rabbi Rubin stepped up to the plate and really delivered a home run. From the first time he stepped through our front door we knew we made an excellent decision. With his charismatic and confident approach he gracefully and courteously bid us shalom; then with his strong and powerful demeanor he approached our 6 day old son. With strong yet ever so delicate fingers he checked our treasure with the utmost care and professionalism and that was just the start of our amazing experience with the WORLDS BEST MOHEL. Even though we were honored to have as our sandek Hagaon Rav Yosef Shalom Elyashiv Shlita, Rabbi Rubin performed with unbelievable calmness and precision. I strongly urge first time parents and regulars to use the one and only Rabbi Rubin. You won't be disappointed!
Yitz & Tamar Rubin
(718) 337 - 8552
Har Nof Israel
Using Rabbi Rubin as our Mohel for our newest addition was an amazing experience, he made us feel confident and calm that everything will be taken care of to the utmost perfection, and it was. He was punctual, efficient and performed perfectly, totally taking charge from before the Bris, during the Bris ceremony and with all the aftercare. Rabbi Rubin was there for anything we needed. We highly recommend Rabbi Rubin as an expert Mohel.
We want to thank you for all your help and support you gave us throughout the entire Bris process and aftercare. Everyone there was extremely impressed.
Thank You So Much!!
Ari & Aliza Guttman
(347) 286 - 0688
Staten Island NY
To Rabbi Rubin,
Thanks for being there for Benji and for us as well. We wish you much success and only the best. Regards,
Avital & Charlie Rubin
Staten Island NY
To Rabbi Avraham,
Thank you very much for your effort of being there for our new baby boy, Orel Avraham. We appreciate it especially for being the Mohel for Orel Avraham during Yom Kippur. Gmar Chatima Tova and we should know only smachot.
The Ohayon family, David, Ilanit, Le'el Yakov and Orel Avraham
(973) 218 - 6702
Springfield NJ
Rabbi Rubin served as the Mohel for my grandson Tzvi. Rabbi Rubin has been so supportive for my daughter as a new mother. We found him to be warm and compassionate. The Bris ceremony was done in my house amongst friends & family. Rabbi Rubin is so knowledgeable and willing to share it. He kept the atmosphere friendly, happy & lively. We are grateful that we found him.
Thank You Rabbi Rubin.
(347) 677 - 4100
Staten Island NY
To Rabbi Rubin, Amush
Thank you for doing a great job. Your sensitivity and care of our new baby was greatly appreciated. May you continue to service Klal Yisroel with such care and concern in bringing children to Avraham's bris. With much respect,
The Bergers
Staten Island NY
As a current physician in Maimonides Medical Center and as a long time friend of Rabbi Avrohom Rubin, I highly recommend him for your son's Bris. His expertise as an expert Mohel is self evident by all the many happy families he's serviced over the years.
Rabbi Rubin has gained the knowledge in circumcision in all and every aspect, even skilled in minimizing and many times obliterating all pain your child may feel. He has gained fame, as an expert in surgical and ritual circumcision and his steady and skilled hands put your child, in safe and expert hands. Make this memorable experience even more uplifting, by using Rabbi Rubin as your child's Mohel.
Dr. P. Lock Internal Medicine
(917) 678 - 5281
Brooklyn NY
Servicing New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Pennsylvania and Maryland


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Family Name & Mom Necklace
Regular price $52.00
This necklace is similar to the double layer sterling silver disc necklace that features "mom" on a smaller 3/4 inch disc with a 1 inch disc which features 2 names (or 16 characters), in additon a sterling silver tag shows the fmaily last name. Necklace hangs on a silver 17 inch ball chain necklace and come with 2 brithstones of your choice. Please indicate birthstone choice and 2 child names and family name in the comments section at checkout.


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Happy Sunday! I know I was MIA for a while…sometimes life gets in the way 🙂 With all the changes happening in our lives, Raf and I have a lot more free time together. One of the new things we've been doing a lot of lately is going to Disney World! Living in Orlando when
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One of my favorite things to do (& I'm so thankful that Raf feels the same way) is to have a date night at home! Nothing beats a night in with your loved one and a bottle of wine 🙂 We both enjoy cooking and doing it together makes it even more enjoyable. One of
When Raf told me he had a special lunch planned near Central Park during our vacation in New York, I was SO excited! Little did I know it was going to be in a 2 Michelin Star restaurant!!! Never in my life would I have thought I would ever even step foot into a restaurant
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A 33-day itinerary to explore the mesmerising sights of the Great White Continent from the busy port of Ushuaia to the sublime country of New Zealand. You will visit many places like the Ross Ice shelf, Dry Valleys, McMurdo Station, Macquarie Island, Campbell Island and the historic huts of Scott and Shackleton. If conditions are favourable, helicopter landings will be organised in several places during the expedition.
Day 1: End of the world, the start of a journey
Day 2 – 3: Path of the polar explorers
Day 4: Through the Pendleton Strait
Day 5 – 6: Sailing the Bellingshausen Sea
Day 7: A rare glimpse of Peter I Island
Day 8 – 14: Sights of the Amundsen Sea
Day 15 – 17: The epic Ross Ice Shelf
Day 18 – 20: Highlights of the Ross Sea
Day 21 – 22: Exploring the inexpressible
Day 23: The residents of Cape Adare
Day 24:Ross Sea to the Southern Ocean
Day 25: The windswept Balleny Islands
Day 26 – 28: Sailing among the seabirds
Day 29: Macca aka Macquarie Island
Day 30: Northwest toward Campbell Island
Day 31: Campbell Island's bounteous birdlife
Day 32-33: The Southern Ocean to New Zealand
Secure your space today by calling one of our Travel Specialists on 0203 196 1000
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Day 1: End of the world, the start of a journey
This expedition starts from the busy port of Ushuaia, and getaway to the Great White Continent. Ushuaia is also known as the southernmost city in the world. You will embark the ship and sail through the Beagle channel for the rest of the evening.
Day 2 – 3: Path of the polar explorers
You will spend the next 2 days through the iconic Drake Passage and then cross the Antarctic Convergence – Antarctica's natural boundary as the warm waters coming from the north meet the south' cold waters. The temperature will consequently change as well as wildlife. You will enjoy the spectacular sea sights dotted with albatrosses, grey-headed albatrosses, black-browed albatrosses, light-mantled sooty albatrosses, cape pigeons, southern fulmars, Wilson's storm petrels, blue petrels, and Antarctic petrels.
Day 4: Through the Pendleton Strait
The expedition cruise will arrive at the Antarctica Peninsula and, if conditions allow it, continue through Pendleton Strait for a landing at Renaud Island's rarely visited place. You can spot Adélie penguins as you approach snow-covered landscapes and dramatic icebergs.
Day 5 – 6: Sailing the Bellingshausen Sea
The ship will head out toward the open sea. Take the time to visit the ship's amenities and listen to lectures made by experienced expedition staff.
Day 7: A rare glimpse of Peter I Island
The inhabited volcanic island in the Bellingshausen Sea is known as Peter I Øy in Norwegian. The rarely visited island is claimed by Norway and a helicopter landing can be organized if conditions allow it. A chance to land on one of the most islands on Earth.
Day 8 – 14: Sights of the Amundsen Sea
Ice conditions are different each year. The ice edge will reveal formidable wildlife from minke whales to emperor penguins and a group of seals lying on the ice floes.
Day 15 – 17: The epic Ross Ice Shelf
The ship will enter the Ross Sea and navigate south toward the Bay of Whales and Roosevelt Island. The Ross Ice Shelf is the largest one in the world and is constantly changing that makes your voyage even more unique. You will see majestic icebergs, formidable wildlife and attempt a helicopter landing can be organized if conditions allow it.
Day 18 – 20: Highlights of the Ross Sea
The next destination will be Ross Island where you can see Mount Erebus, Mount Terror, Mount Byrd and many other spots in the area.The American scientific base – McMurdo Station can be visited as well as New Zealand's Scott Base. The expedition team will attempt a helicopter landing in a few places such as Taylor Valley if weather conditions are favourable. You can also hike to Castle Rock and admire spectacular views of the endless horizon when looking at the South Pole.
Day 21 – 22: Exploring the inexpressible
You will sail north along the west coast of the Ross Sea and pass the Drygalski Ice Tongue and Terra Nova Bay. You can land at Inexpressible Island if conditions allow it. The island has a rich history and is home Adélie penguins. If the entry into Terra Nova Bay is accessible, you can head farther north and visit the protected area of Cape Hallett.
Day 23: The residents of Cape Adare
The next destination will be Cape Adare, where for the first time humans wintered on the Antarctic Continent: The Norwegian Borchgrevink stayed in here 1899, taking shelter in a hut that to this day is surrounded by the largest colony of Adélie penguins in the world.
Day 24: Ross Sea to the Southern Ocean
You will sail through the sea ice and start your journey through the Southern Ocean, and head to the Balleny Islands, based on weather conditions.
Day 25: The windswept Balleny Islands
The ship will navigate to Sturge Island in the afternoon, before crossing the Antarctic Circle.
Day 26 – 28: Sailing among the seabirds
You will spend a few days at sea. A good opportunity to share memories with other travellers and receive lectures from experienced expedition staff.
Day 29: Macca aka Macquarie Island
Macquarie Island is a Tasmanian State Reserve that has become a World Heritage Site. You will discover remarkable wildlife from colonies of king, gentoo, and southern rockhopper penguins to Elephant seals and various fur seal species.
Day 30: Northwest toward Campbell Island
Heading northwest to Campbell Island, you're once again followed by numerous seabirds.
Day 31: Campbell Island's bounteous birdlife
You will visit the sub-Antarctic New Zealand Reserve and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Campbell Island. The highlight on Campbell Island is its fauna where you can see a large colony of southern royal albatrosses on the main island. The other islands are home to Campbell, grey-headed, black-browed, and light-mantled albatrosses as well as several species of seals like elephant seals, fur seals, and sea lions.
Day 32-33: The Southern Ocean to New Zealand
You will spend one more day at sea before to reach New Zealand and disembark in Bluff, the southernmost town in the country. You can either return home or decide to spend extra days in New Zealand's sublime landscapes.
Secure your space today by calling one of our Travel Specialists on 0203 196 1000
The MV Ortelius was purpose-built for the Russian Academy of Science before being converted into a polar explorer ship. The ship's design makes her ideal for exploring and with just 116 passengers, there is plenty of opportunity to get onto the ice during your voyage.
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The ORIGINAL gathering place for a merry band of Three Percenters. (As denounced by Bill Clinton on CNN!)
Sunday, December 6, 2015
"Sponsors Enable Hate Column Equating San Bernardino Murder Victim with Terrorists."
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Amazingly appropriate last name you have there, you anti Christian, anti Semitic bigot!
- December 6, 2015 at 11:36 PM
So they really should just shut the f**k up when we patriots talk about the "big reset" where people like this are specifically targeted for elimination and vanquished, i.e., 'The List'.
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Only one third of NDP members believe the party will form government in 2019.
In addition to polling them about their preferred candidates in the party's leadership race (see those results and a methodological note here), from September 7 to 9 Mainstreet Research asked 2,009 federal NDP members how they felt about the NDP's chances.
With a margin or error of +/- 2 per cent, 19 times out of 20, 35.7 per cent of members said they don't think the party will form government, 31.5 per cent said they think they will, and 32.8 per cent weren't sure.
The result didn't surprise Mainstreet President Quito Maggi.
"If we asked the general population, I suspect we'd get much a lower number. How much lower? I don't know. They are in third place. Then again, if we'd asked this question in 2014 to Liberal party members, I don't know that a majority would have expected to win," he said.
Mainstreet also asked members whether they felt the party should take a pragmatic or principled stance in the next federal campaign.
Despite the NDP's historically strong showing in the 2015 federal election, which resulted in its second-largest caucus, a significant chunk of rank-and-file members thought the party abandoned its roots under Tom Mulcair, pursuing a centrist platform that didn't end up paying dividends.
As members choose a new leader in October, after rejecting Mulcair's leadership at their April 2016 convention, a majority would prefer to see the party prioritize its principles.
Just over 55 per cent told Mainstreet they're looking for a principled stance, while only 22.5 per cent preferred pragmatism. Another 22.3 per cent weren't sure.
"It doesn't surprise me that principled won," Maggi said.
"But that's a difficult question to really get a full read on. Some people may have answered not sure because they believe it should be a combination of idealism and pragmatic policy."


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25 Sep 2018
Registrations Now Open : 2019 CCF QLD State Conference in Cairns
CCF QLD is excited to announce that registrations are now open for the 2019 CCF QLD State Conference : Let's Get Topical, to be held in Cairns.
The conference will include confirmed speakers: Merv Hughes, Mick Ackery and Daniel Weis.
The 2019 conference will include a number of activities in addition to the full day conference. Please see the below ticket types and inclusions:
Full Registration: $1390 (GST inc.) including all social functions, full day conference and Green Island day trip.
Partner Program: $970 (GST inc.) including all night time social functions and one full day dedicated partner program (N.B. does not include Green Island trip).


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Mustard Oil Massage
- Gently massage the baby's tummy with mustard oil as it helps to calm the digestive and also induces sleep in babies.
Cumin Seeds
- They help to facilitate digestion and prevent gas from forming.
- Just boil 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds with a cup of water for 5 minutes.
- Once cooled, just give 1 teaspoon of this concoction to your baby 2-3 times a day.
- This traditional Indian spice help to relieve gas in babies.
- Just Take a pinch of hing and dissolve it in a spoonful of warm water and apply it around your child's navel.
Note : For babies above 1 year of age, you may add a pinch of ASAFETIDA to his food, such as dal ka paani, Khichdi etc.
Fennel Water
- Fennel has antispasmodic properties and helps toddlers to relive gas.
- Just boil one and half teaspoons of fennel seeds in 4 cups of water. Allow it to cool and give it to your toddler 1 teaspoon 2-3 time a day.
Leg Exercise
- Exercise your baby's legs slowly in a cycling motion.
- This puts pressure on the tummy and helps the baby to pass the gas
- Note : DO this at least an hour after feeding.
How to prevent gas formation?
- Always burp the baby after a feed and this should be done immediately after the baby feeds.
- The nipple of his bottle should have a small hole else a lot of air can also reach your baby's tummy.
- While feeding the baby with a bottle, make sure that the bottle is tilted in such a way that the entire nipple is filled and there is no space for air.
- Note : If all of the above do not work, consult your pediatrician immediately.
For More Information Visit : https://www.betakecare.com/


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Meet our Manly Team
1873 Hwy 9
Manly, IA 50456
Phone 641.454.3076
Located 1.75 miles east of Manly on Hwy 9 and only 15 minutes north of Mason City
Our Manly, Iowa location sells Asmus Farm Supply products along with Pioneer Hi-Bred Seed products. Jeff Leerar is our Pioneer Pro Rep in the Manly area and has years of experience in seed and chemical sales. Our team in Manly can be counted on for solid agronomic information and inputs.
Winter Hours
Monday-Friday: 8am – 5pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed
Summer Hours
Monday-Friday: 7am – 5pm
Saturday: 7am – noon
Sunday: Closed
Jason Hackbart
C.C.A, Sales Agronomist and Location Manager
Jason joined the AFS team as a sales agronomist in August of 2010 for the Manly location. Jason earned an AA degree in Ag Operations & Management from North Iowa Area Community College after graduating High School in 1994. He has had a passion for agriculture all his life, and has always been involved in the field. Along with his duties at AFS, Jason is also an Associate Seller of Pioneer Brand Seed, with Jeff Leerar in Manly. Jason lives on a century farm south of Grafton with his wife Jody, and two children. In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family and boating in the summer months.
Jeff Leerar
C.C.A, Pioneer Seed Sales
Jeff holds a bachelor of Science degree in Agricultural studies from Iowa State University and is a Certified Crop Advisor. He grew up near the town of Crystal Lake, IA on a family farm, and now operates his own farming operation near Hanlontown, IA. Jeff has been affiliated with AFS for 12 years and enjoys working with, and helping customers improve their farming operations.
Jeff enjoys having his own farming operation to try out different chemical, and fertilizer applications before he recommends them to customers. The Ag industry is very dynamic, and the changes that are happening, are very exciting. He feels fortunate to work with a company like AFS, to bring the knowledge, and applications of these to the customers of the Manly area. Jeff's married to his wife Jennifer. Together they have two step children Jadyn and Jace,
along with Jessa and Josh.
Andy Maakestad
Andy recently joined the AFS Manly team in the spring of 2018 and splits his time doing both warehouse and sales work.


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Joel Carrazana Valdés (CO6JC) from the Information Service of Federación de Radioaficionados de Cuba reports that 323 candidates presented the first semester national amateur radio exam and 310 obtained a license. This is an increase of examinees over last year.
The main numbers of participants were on the FRC's branches in Havana, Villa Clara, Pinar del Río, Matanzas, Camagüey and Santiago de Cuba.
The Executive Committee of IARU Region 2 congratulates FRC for their constant and effective activities to promote amateur radio in their country.
You can read more about it, in Spanish, here:


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State Environmental Planning Policy (Affordable Rental Housing) 2009
Part 2 Division 5 Clause 37
37 Site compatibility certificates
(1) An application for a site compatibility certificate under this Division may be made to the Director-General:(a) by the owner of the land on which the development is proposed to be carried out, or(b) by any other person with the consent of the owner of that land.(2) An application under this clause:(a) must be in writing in a form approved by the Director-General, and(b) must be accompanied by such documents and information as the Director-General may require, and(c) must be accompanied by such fee, if any, as is prescribed by the regulations.(3) The Director-General may request further documents and information to be furnished in connection with an application under this clause.(4) Within 7 days after the application is made, the Director-General must provide a copy of the application to the council for the area in which the development concerned is proposed to be carried out, unless the Director-General refuses, before those 7 days have elapsed, to issue a certificate.(5) The Director-General may determine the application by issuing a certificate or refusing to do so.(6) The Director-General must not issue a certificate unless the Director-General:(a) has taken into account any comments received from the council within 14 days after the application for the certificate was made, and(b) is of the opinion that the development concerned is compatible with the surrounding land uses having regard to the following matters:(i) the existing uses and approved uses of land in the vicinity of the development,(ii) the impact that the development (including its bulk and scale) is likely to have on the existing uses, approved uses and uses that, in the opinion of the Director-General, are likely to be the preferred future uses of that land,(iii) the services and infrastructure that are or will be available to meet the demands arising from the development, and(c) is of the opinion that the development concerned is not likely to have an adverse effect on the environment and does not cause any unacceptable environmental risks to the land.(7) A certificate may certify that the development to which it relates is compatible with the surrounding land uses only if it satisfies certain requirements specified in the certificate.(8) A certificate continues to apply to the land in respect of which it was issued despite any change in the ownership of that land.(9) A certificate is valid for 5 years or such other period specified in the certificate.


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In the summer, Yosemite Valley bustles with lines of cars, campgrounds stuffed with tents and RVs, kids chasing each other around on bicycles and streams of climbers making their way up Nevada Falls.
Beautiful? Yes. But not always peaceful.
Two seasons later, the trees are covered dramatically in snow. Rock climbers no longer hang from El Capitan. The shuttle is one of the few vehicles on the road. And most hiking trails are empty. Welcome to Yosemite Valley in winter.
Bear spotting
With snow everywhere, and no television in our Curry Village cabin, we wondered whether our 5- and 7-year-old kids would be bored. The short answer: no.
In the daytime, we stuck to a regimen of hiking and sledding. The most popular sledding spot is across the road from the No. 17 shuttle stop. It's not a huge hill, but high enough for the kids to get a thrill.
While we were taking a snack break, I saw a bear standing a hundred feet behind my family.
"There's a bear," I said casually, pointing. When they turned to look, it hit me. This wasn't the zoo.
"BEAR!" I shouted. We grabbed the kids and the food and stood watching it, as it watched us. Nonchalantly, it padded off down the hill, crossing the road into the woods on the other side.
I thought the bears were supposed to be hibernating. I was wrong. "Oh, they come out every so often," our shuttle driver said.
Fun and games
Another day we brought our sleds on a hike to Mirror Lake (which, for the record, is not an actual lake, but rather a natural pool in Tenaya Creek). The bus dropped us off at the trailhead, and we took a leisurely uphill walk to the water. Surrounded by mountains, including Half Dome's base, I thought, "What an amazing reflection of the mountains in the water."
D'oh! It's called Mirror Lake for a reason.
What goes up must come down. Fortunately, the downhill grade on the Mirror Lake trail made for our favorite impromptu sledding hill.
When we tired of traditional sledding, we made up our own games, such as bumper sled. That's when you grab the rope and whip the sled (with child on board) around until it crashes into another sled, depositing one kid into the snow. Or sledding shuffleboard, where you push one loaded sled down a gentle slope to see if you can hit another occupied sled — preferably one in your party.
We also played skeeball snowball, where you stand by a river and throw snowballs at target rocks in the water. Hitting distant rocks scores the most points. Another favorite was giant splash, in which we dropped big rocks and massive snowballs from a bridge into the river to see which one made the biggest splash.
Indoors and out
After sledding and games, we hiked through the woods to the Ahwahnee, pulling the kids behind us on the sleds. Opened in 1927, the lodge is the grand dame of national park hotels, built to bring influential and wealthy patrons to the park so Yosemite would thrive.
It worked. The Arts and Crafts style, high ceilings and massive fireplaces bring a feeling of warmth and grandeur. Even guests staying at Curry Village are welcome inside.
We treated ourselves to $4 instant hot chocolate while warming up by the fireplace. Although we didn't catch the presentation, the Ranger Service offers year-round Wee Wild Ones talks for kids 6 and under at the hotel. The lodge also has daily pre-dinner storytelling. Both events are free.
Later we went ice skating. This wasn't a new treat for our kids, but they had never tried it outdoors. Since 1930, Curry Village has sported an ice rink in the shadow of Half Dome. We joined in for a session, relaxing by the fire pit and roasting marshmallows when we were too cold and tired to continue.
On our last day, we went to the visitor's center (take the shuttle, because it's a hike from the parking lot). The visitor's center is large, with great displays on the history and geology making up Yosemite. For the kids, the free movie, "Spirit of Yosemite," was a highlight. It explained some of the same concepts, but with gorgeous photography and an engaging narrative.
The four days passed so quickly, we never made it to Badger Pass, the park's alpine ski center. And while we planned to see the waterfalls, still flowing in the cold of winter, we had to put that on the list for a future visit.
Even in the winter, Yosemite keeps its visitors, of all ages, entertained from morning to night.
Curry Village Recreation Center "" Get to this newly renovated center early to grab tables, and bring some games.
Curry Village Ice Rink "" Open for day and evening sessions from November to March (weather permitting). Cost $8 general, $6 child per session; $3 skate rental.
Snowshoeing "" Rent snowshoes from Cross-Country Center at Badger Pass or Curry Village Ice Rink when the weather permits. www.yosemitepark.com/BadgerPass_Snowshoeing.aspx.


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Chocolate bark recipe with cranberries, goji berries and pistachio
2oz/56g Suma raw pistachios (NU251), coarsely chopped
2oz/56g Suma organic dried cranberries (DR219)
2oz/56g Suma goji berries (DR055)
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A delicious Indonesian vegan kebab recipe created for Suma by The Circus Gardener.
This recipe was kindly donated by Sheree Hatton – one of our lovely members!
250g Butter, At room temperature
250g Caster Sugar
250g Gluten-Free Self-Rasing Flour
4 Eggs
1 tbsp Vanilla Extract
3 tbsp Cocoa Powder
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A ridiculously creamy and delicious mushroom risotto
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Thank you so much to Alex and our friends at the Vegetarian Society for this delicious recipe. We made it on the day the Suma cooks spent at the Cordon Vert Vegetarian cookery school. The …