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Self Catering in Cumbria - Grange-over-Sands
Areas: Cartmel Peninsula
Booking through:
Phone booking on 01244 352 197
Sleeps a maximum of: 6
Pricing From: £322.00
This is an outstanding first floor wing of a stone-built Victorian house, set in the centre of Grange-over-Sands and sleeping six people in three bedrooms.
The Rowans is an outstanding first floor wing of a stone-built Victorian house, located in the centre of Grange-over-Sands and sleeping six people. The cottage has three super king-size doubles (all zip/link, can be twins on request), a bathroom, a kitchen with dining area and a sitting room with living flame electric fire. Outside there is off road parking for one car and ample roadside parking.
The Rowans is a fantastic base, in a wonderful, central location and is ideal for a family holiday.
Parking Space
Linen provided
Towels provided
Washing Machine
High Chair
Single Beds
Twin Beds
Gas central heating with gas fire
Electric double oven, gas hob, microwave, American-style fridge/freezer, washing machine, dishwasher, TV with Freeview, WiFi
Fuel and power included in rent
Bed linen and towels included in rent
Travel cot and highchair on request
Off road parking for 1 car, ample street parking available
Bike storage available in garage next to hallway
One well-behaved pet welcome
Sorry, no smoking
Shops and pubs 2 mins walk
Changeover Day
Get an Ordnance Survey map covering the Grange-over-Sands area.
Nearest AttractionsHeritage Rated from 1- 5 (low-exceptional) on historic interest
Cartmel Priory Church - 1.7 miles (Historic Church)
Cartmel Priory Gatehouse - 1.7 miles (Abbey)
Holker Hall - 2.8 miles (Historic House)
Arnside and Silverdale - 2.9 miles (Countryside)
Beetham Fairy Steps - 5.3 miles (Countryside)
Lakeland Motor Museum - 5.5 miles (Museum)
Fell Foot Park - 5.8 miles (Countryside)
Beetham, St Michael's Church - 5.8 miles (Historic Church)
Heron Mill - 5.8 miles (Historic Building)
Leighton Hall - 6 miles (Historic House)
Nearest Alternative Cottages
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Sleeps: 4
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Sleeps: 8
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Details of facilities are believed correct at time of publication, but may be subject to change by the cottage proprietor. Up-to-the-minute facility listings will be always presented during the booking process for your approval.
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January 6: An Update On Various Things Thursday 1/6/11Posted by smcgamer in Archive, Uncategorized.
Today is Thursday, January 7.
A few updates on things I've covered before:
- Secret Maryo Chronicles: The most recent source code is always available at the Git source library at https://github.com/FluXy/SMC/. Please be aware that
you have to compile this manually, please don't ask for help here; ask it in the official forums. Also, be sure to check out a ton of new graphics from MrVertigo27!
- Super Mario Brothers X: The forums are down. On TrekWeb's homepage, we see that "It Works!" indicating a massive site failure. If you really need help, please join the official IRC channel at #smbx on FOSSnet.
- This blog: I have a project I'm going to start soon. I think I'm going to make a series out of "Deconstructing the…" posts, because I like the title.
- Visit this site! http://cockeyed.com/ Author Rob Cockerham does a whole lot of stuff here, it's definitely worth checking out.
I need more topics.
Edit (1/9): The forums (and all of Trekweb) are down due to a hardware failure, losing them four months worth of data. The forums are being completely rebuilt, and it might be a few weeks before they are operational. In the meantime, please join #smbx on FOSSnet for all your questions.
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Ditch the banks
According to the Irish Independent's Louise McBride, it could be time to ditch your bank in favour of your credit union or other alternatives. McBride points to a number of factors including cheaper rates at credit unions, the upcoming launch of An Post's current account and lower banking charges elsewhere. First time buyers could also save quite a lot if their local credit union offers a mortgage or home loan facility, she says, with the potential to save thousands depending on the amount of the loan.
Holiday tips
Elsewhere, if you're about to book a holiday abroad, you might be interested in Conor Pope's latest advice on how you can save money on the cost of your flights. Covering everything from flying midweek and booking at certain times to using online price comparison tools and booking your parking in advance, you might save enough to increase your spending money budget, or add an extra night to your trip!
And, don't forget to consider advice from Skyscanner.ie regarding the best time of the year to book – you could save hundreds depending on how long before you make your purchase.
Finally, online retailers could be in breach of EU anti-competition laws, according to initial findings from an EU Commission inquiry which highlights the prevalence of geo-blocking in the EU – restricting access to consumers based on their geographic location. The research sought responses from over 1,400 retailers and online content providers from each of the 28 EU Member States – 38% of consumer retailers and 68% of digital content providers acknowledged their use of geo-blocking.
"The information gathered as part of our e-commerce inquiry confirms the indications that made us launch the inquiry: not only does geo-blocking frequently prevent European consumers from buying goods and digital content online from another EU country, but some of that geo-blocking is the result of restrictions in agreements between suppliers and distributors," said Margrethe Vestager, EU Commissioner for Competition. "Where a non-dominant company decides unilaterally not to sell abroad, that is not an issue for competition law. But where geo-blocking occurs due to agreements, we need to take a close look whether there is anti-competitive behaviour, which can be addressed by EU competition tools."


text: The term "Quiet Vessel" evokes images of stealthy nuclear submarines such as the Seawolf or the new Virginia Class. You may even think of the super-secret Sea Shadow, a radar evading surface vessel designed and built by the makers of the stealth fighter and stealth bomber, the Lockheed "Skunk-Works". However, you would probably not relate the term, "Quiet Vessel", to a new pair of Station Pilot-Boats built for the San Francisco Bar Pilots, a Voith-Schiedner Tractor Tug or a new Ferry for the Alaska Marine Highway System. Whereas the Seawolf and Sea Shadow were designed to be quiet underwater, the Pilotboat, tugboat and ferry were simply designed to be quiet for their occupants. It is possible many owners and operators believe that to build a quiet commercial vessel you need a big Navy budget. This is not the case! Many vessels can incorporate noise-reducing elements for little additional engineering or construction costs. In fact, treating noise problems after a vessel is completed can be at least ten times more expensive. Dealing with these issues during design & construction can add only a few more steps. Here's how to go about building a quiet vessel. What are the appropriate noise goals? As a vessel owner, the first step to acquiring a quiet vessel is to know, "What is quiet?" and how to specify it. Terms like "zero noise", "no appreciable noise" or even "below hazardous noise levels" would not constitute well-defined noise limits. Two good documents that provide guidance for shipboard noise are: U.S. Coast Guard's Navigation and Vessel Inspection Circular, NVIC 12-82, "Recommendations On Control of Excessive Noise", dated June 2, 1982 and the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) Resolution A.486(XII), "Code on Noise Levels on Board Ships", dated November 19, 1981. ABS and DNV have also recently issued shipboard noise requirements for larger vessels. Sound or noise can be measured and reported in many ways. The most widely used metric for shipboard noise is the overall A-weighted sound pressure level in dB(A). The "A-weighting" is used because it accounts for the way the human ear responds to sound. Other weightings such as B, C or linear (un-weighted) can also be used. Unless you know what these terms mean, avoid their use and stick with dB(A). The one and only way to specify shipboard noise requirements is on a compartment-type basis (i.e. staterooms, machinery rooms, etc.). Chapter 4 of the IMO Resolution A.486 provides maximum acceptable sound pressure levels for typical shipboard compartments. Table 1 lists these requirements. IMO allows for very high sound levels in machinery spaces. The maximum level allowed in non-continuously manned machinery spaces is 110 dB(A) and hearing protection must be worn at all times in these compartments. Most accommodation or mission spaces (such as state rooms or pilothouses) have sound limits from 60 to 65 dB(A). This is a comfortable sound level for a ship that would not overburden it with acoustic treatments. What are the Best Noise Control Treatments? Once the noise requirements are put on paper, the next step is to determine what if any noise control would be required to achieve these requirements. To accomplish this, a first draft of vessel's general arrangements must be available. The task of developing a list of noise control treatments can be as simple or as complicated as you desire. Use of three stock noise control treatments as discussed below may be adequate for non noise-critical vessels such as small harbor tugs or short-run passenger ferries. For noise-critical vessels, it is usually necessary to have an acoustical analysis performed. This should be done by an experienced "Marine Acoustical Engineer". They can compute what the sound levels will be from vessel drawings and a machinery list. This would determine what if any noise control treatments are then needed to achieve your requirements. Before introducing any noise control treatments consider the location of the vessel's compartments as a first approach to noise reduction. Compartment location relative to the vessel's machinery is the most important factor that contributes to the room's sound level. It is foolish to think that a State Room two decks above the Engine Room will be as quiet as one adjacent to it. The least expensive noise control is to locate noise sensitive compartments away from machinery. Another good practice is to locate non-noise critical compartments such as storerooms or laundry rooms between the machinery and noise critical spaces. Using air locks between machinery spaces and accommodations areas reduces the loud roar when crew move in and out of each space. The three most useful noise control treatments should be included on all new vessels. They are: machinery vibration isolation, acoustic absorption and acoustic insulation. It is important for any vessel operator to understand that noise transmission through to the accommodation areas of most vessels is mostly due to vibration transmission. Known as the "structureborne noise path", noise is generated by the transmission of vibratory energy from the feet of the propulsion engines and diesel generators, down the machinery foundation, to the hull and then to any structure in the ship. The bulkheads, decks and deckheads in any compartment then radiate this vibratory energy as sound. Thus, one of the best treatments for shipboard noise control is actually vibration isolation. Vibration isolation of a diesel generator, air compressor or hydraulic power unit is simple during the vessel design stage. Isolation of the propulsion machinery is not as simple. It requires an understanding of the engine's movement due to static and dynamic deflection and vessel motion. A flexible torsional coupling is usually required along with the marine grade elastomeric vibration isolators and some specialized engineering. However, for noise-critical vessels, isolation of the propulsion machinery is a great start to a quiet ship. The second important noise control treatment is acoustic absorption. Shipboard compartments are usually very hard or acoustically reflective. Acoustical absorption cuts down on sound waves bouncing around in a room. It should be located in the overhead of every compartment in both machinery and accommodation spaces. Acoustical absorption in the overhead of a machinery room would take the form of 2 inch thick fiberglass or mineral wool with a protective facing (Mylar is good). The material is usually provided in rigidized boards that should be pinned to the deckhead of all machinery rooms. In many cases, the acoustical absorption can be one in the same material as the thermal or structural fire protection insulation. For the material to work for both applications, the fibrous material must not be covered with any impervious sheathing, like sheet metal. Acoustical absorption should be incorporated into the overheads of all accommodation and mission spaces. The most common form is a dropped ceiling with perforated sheet metal panels that has mineral wool within the top of the panel. These are commercially available from joiner material vendors. The third important treatment is usually the first one used when trying to solve a noise problem, acoustical insulation. It consists of a high-density fiberglass or mineral wool just like the acoustical absorption. Unlike absorption, which is used to absorb sounds bouncing around in a room, insulation blocks the sound from leaving one compartment and traveling to the next. Whereas absorption needs to be exposed in the subject compartment, the acoustical insulation can be located between structural and joiner bulkheads. If higher noise reduction is necessary, a layer of lead sheet is located between two layers of fiberglass or mineral wool. In general, acoustic insulation should be located on the bulkheads or deckheads between quiet accommodation spaces and machinery rooms. In the next edition of MarineNews (February 4, 2002), Part II of this two part series will discuss how to put all these treatments together in a vessel specification. Special situations such as noise from HVAC Systems, Bow Thrusters and hydraulic systems will also be discussed.


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A lot of people I've talked to have puzzled over how to present themselves on Facebook. The problem is that you really should have only one "identity", yet you don't necessarily communicate the same kind of messages to friends, co-workers, future employers, or people in other social circles. This can be especially a concern for those born before, say, 1970, who didn't have to deal with this before the Internet changed our lives.
The most important thing to remember is that ALL these people will find you on Facebook, so the only thing you really control is how much information you share with them.
Let's start with your photo. Is it something you'd want your friends and family to see? How about a current or future employer? Your kids? That doesn't mean that you have to have just a boring headshot, but you might not want to have that picture which makes people wonder about you being a bit TOO strange for their company.
Is your birthday too sensitive to share with the world? If you're worried about age discrimination, perhaps. Or you might figure it could be an advantage for you.
How do you describe yourself in the "About Me" box? Like the photo, you want it to be honest, reasonably personal, but not scare people off. Let people find out more about you as relationships develop, not just by doing a quick 3 minute search on Facebook.
Here's the bottom line: If you're thinking about your career, you need to be cautious. Employers WILL investigate you on Google, LinkedIn, Facebook, and anything else at their disposal. Don't use Facebook as just another place to put your résumé, though – that's just pointless. You can let your real self show through, but do it in a way that won't turn off employers.
Even then, you don't control what other people are saying about you and the pictures they post. Or that Google saves everything forever, even stuff you've deleted. It can be a bit scary, but it's the state of the Internet.
Maybe it just means that you should live a life that you'd be proud of. Hmm, that's interesting….
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Welcome to the Campaign site for Rebecca Keltie for Congress!
She is your candidate for Colorado Dist. 5, U.S. House of Representatives!
As a Unity Party member, she is able to belong to a group of Independents and work between the two major parties fluidly. Her goal is to unite all parties and bring common sense back. Her no nonsense approach will allow getting straight to the root of the problem, communicate the issues and fix things without unnecessary drama or distractions.
Rebecca is a cut above her opponents and will strive to prove this. Her goal is to make her District, Colorado and America proud by being the best House Representative possible.
It's time for change! Make it right!
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SOCCER: Hyde United's prolific striker Simon Yeo is all set for a move into the Nationwide League third division with Lincoln City.
Yeo, the 28-year-old former Curzon Ashton hit-man who has scored more than 100 goals for the Tigers, has agreed on a move with Imps manager Keith Alexander and is due at Sincil Bank tomorrow (Friday) for a routine medical.
Yeo, who is now out of contract at Hyde, said: "I'm really excited and can't wait to give it a crack in the full-time game.
"I received a phone call from Keith (Alexander) at the end of last week, we had a little chat and I'm hoping that I'll be able to sign on Friday.
"At this stage I don't foresee any problems with the medical."
Former soldier Yeo added: "I'll be really sad to leave Hyde after four successful years - it'll be a big wrench.
"But I'm really positive about the move and I can't wait for Friday.
"Lincoln have got a few pre-season friendlies lined up already and I'm hopeful that I'll get a chance for a run-out in those games.
"I know they have been in liquidation after struggling financially lately, but Lincoln have promised to honour my contract and I've no reason not to believe them."
Yeo has been offered a one-year contract - which includes a get-out clause - with the Imps.
Former Stalybridge defender Ben Futcher also joined Lincoln earlier this week.


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The past weekend marked a year since the passing of my friend Pete Pope, community activist, custodian of local memory, merry prankster, cyclist, leaflet distributor, ale-quaffer, kind soul, and free man of the parish of Deptford. Pete was one of the first people I interviewed when I started out as a researcher at the Centre for Urban and Community Research at Goldsmiths, as part of the Creekside regeneration programme evaluation. I've spent hours interviewing him, most often in his regular haunt the Dog and Bell, where the half the interview below also took place. He was incredibly kind and generous with me, and I know he was to many others too. I miss him.
Here are some edited extracts from the transcript of an interview with Pete which I conducted on the Pepys Foreshore and in the Dog and Bell on 16th March 2004 as part of Cacao's Pepys Portrait Project, a life story/portrait project conceived by Simon Rowe and Francesca Sanlorenzo, from which the photo (by Simon) also comes.
"I grew up down Surrey. I grew up in Farnham in Surrey. But I knew from an early age that the only way to get on in Farnham was to get out of Farnham, you know. And the kind of social world is split into two camps, which became the stayers and the goers, as it turned out, so I sorted that one out very quickly.
I came to Deptford in '82. Okay I'd been at Rose Bruford Drama College in Sidcup. I was living in Kilburn. I was living in private rented accommodation and the landlord just decided to double the rent. "No way, no!" And because I had been to Rose Bruford, it had the kind of student grapevine basically. And through the grapevine I discovered that Pepys Estate, which at that time was a GLC estate, was officially classified as hard to let, and you just have to go to the GLC office down on the Old Kent Road and say crudely I want to get a flat and I'll take Pepys, and you get "Oh yes, great fantastic, bless you". So that was it and at a fraction of the rent.
I had to have a low rise because, as much as I'm fascinated by the geography and love views, I've actually got no head for heights on a long-term basis. If I was up at the top of a tower and I woke up one morning with a hangover and the wind was blowing, I'd just be walking over the ceiling howling, you know. So I got myself a second floor flat and that was it: I'm stuck there. Continue reading


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Is $100,000.00 Net A DAY Really Possible?
As you know, about two weeks ago I was privileged to attend a true Internet Marketing underground event. Not the kind that you can just pay your way into (well you could if you had $10,000.00 and were one of the first 10 in line), but a real "Invitation Only" Guru-style event.
The guys on stage literally net between $50k and $100k a day. (Yes, I said "Net!â€)
And here's where it gets ever crazier…
They spent the day sharing exactly how they do it!
I was utterly amazed at what I was learning, because everything they said not only made sense, it wasn't even hard to grasp or even implement!
If anything it humbled me, because it made me realize there are guys out there that know a whole lot more about making serious, big league profits online than I do.
When I left the room at the end of the day, I didn't walk, I RAN back to my hotel room, and immediately went to work applying a number of the many tactics they use everyday to make gobs and gobs of money.
Did they work?
Well let's just say that the immediate jump in traffic using a couple of the concepts they taught are pretty unlikely coincidences.
They have just leaked a number of the secrets they shared with the top guru's last week, and you can get them here:
P.S. I've got a lot more to add to this but I just got that link today and had to share it with you before everyone in the entire universe gets their hands on it.
Stay tuned.


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- In order to make a group reservation on Hostelworld.com it is necessary to pay a deposit. The balance is due directly to the hostel according to their payment conditions.
- The booking deposit is non-refundable.
- Please note that any cancellations must be notified directly to the hostel at least 24 hours in advance of your scheduled arrival date, unless otherwise stated in the hostel's conditions.
- Hostelworld.com are not responsible for changes or amendments to your reservation once it has been processed. All correspondence with regard to changes to your booking need to be dealt with directly with the hostel.
- Cancellations for reservations must be made directly with the hostel and must conform with the individual hostels cancellation policy (see below)
- It is your responsibility to pay the balance of your accommodation cost to the hostel in accordance with their payment conditions (see below). Failure to do so may result in your reservation being cancelled by the hostel.
- Individual hostels may have special booking conditions relating to group stays, please read the hostel booking conditions carefully before making your reservation.
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The remainder of the amount due will be charged to your credit card ???? Should numbers or room selection change, the per person deposit times the number of people who actually travelled will be deducted from the total accommodation charge levvied by the hostel.
The following group types are not accepted by this hostel: Holiday with Friends, Junior / Primary School, High / Secondary School, College / University, Business Trip, Stag/Hen/Bachelor Party, Sports Group, Cultural Group If you have misrepresented the type of group you are booking for, your booking may be cancelled by the hostel."
Any cancellations resulting from agreement to these terms and conditions under false pretences will result in loss of deposit.
Você deve aceitar os termos e condições para que possamos confirmar sua reserva.
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The Rooms are very clean and have attachec bath perfect with Doms for 4 Guest in one Room . The Nice Rooftop is ready for the Guest with varites of Food available till midnight. Free WiFi evey where.
Its apart of Hotel Amax Inn best Recommended by Lonely Planet and French Guide Routards.
The satff is welcoming who knows the need of Guest.
We have 24 Hours Reception.
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Nathan Sowell
'The gap between the haves and the have-nots is growing. I love helping people do something about it.'
Nathan is on the Impact Investing team at Social Ventures Australia (SVA) as the Portfolio Manager for the SVA Diversified Impact Fund. The Fund invests in organisations that make a meaningful social impact on the lives of people in Australia and provides flexible capital (equity and loans) and hands-on support to both for-profit and non-profit organisations. Nathan is focused on investments in impact businesses. He would love to hear from you, especially if your post-revenue business is looking to expand.
Prior to SVA, Nathan worked at KPMG in the United States and Australia across the Deal Advisory and Business Innovation teams.
Nathan holds a Master in Accounting from the University of Texas.


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Sometimes it is almost impossible to keep a straight face while the camera is rolling. While editing videos, we have to take these out, but they make us laugh, so we thought we would share them with you. Enjoy our latest video outtakes, where sometimes it's funny for no reason at all.
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PCMark is a new benchmark from our pals at MadOnion
which a whole system benchmark. It can be used on desktop PC's, Laptops and even
Workstations and tests everyday computing from home to office usage. PCMark
specifically stresses the CPU, memory subsystem, graphics subsystem, hard
drives, WindowsXP GUI (if WinXP is used), video performance and even laptop
batteries. This benchmark was released March 12, 2002 and can be downloaded from
Madonion if you would like to give it a test run on your computer for
comparisons sake...
With both
boards running at stock speed, it's no surprise the systems score about the
same. Because the K7N2G-ILSR is sharing the memory bandwidth with the
integrated GeForce4 MX, the memory score is a tad lower. Not by much
though as you can see!
3DMark2001 SE is the latest installment in
the 3DMark series by MadOnion. By combining DirectX8 support with completely new
graphics, it continues to provide good overall system benchmarks. 3DMark2001 SE
has been created in cooperation with the major 3D accelerator and processor
manufacturers to provide a reliable set of diagnostic tools. The suite
demonstrates 3D gaming performance by using real-world gaming technology to test
a system's true performance abilities. Tests include: DirectX8 Vertex Shaders,
Pixel Shaders and Point Sprites, DOT3 and Environment Mapped Bump Mapping,
support for Full Scene Anti-aliasing and Texture Compression and two game tests
using Ipion real-time physics. Higher 3DMark scores denote better
keep in mind when viewing the benchmark, for comparison's sake we ran the
K7N2G-ILSR using the integrated GeForce4 MX. Performance is not great, but for gaming it's much better then the
other integrated options out there. For day to day web and office work the nForce2 IGP is a great
way for IT departments to save some money when building


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The quality, excellence and craftsmanship that are deep-rooted in the marble working traditions of Italy and the Marche region come together in our promise of an all-round lifestyle. Bigelli marmi sets new standards in luxury living, as expressed in our motto "your own exclusive contemporary habitat".
Our marble craftsmen work with the utmost attention to detail and uniqueness, maximum precision and relentless perfectionism. With their hands, eyes and hearts they masterfully transform marble and stone into private habitats and public venues of extraordinary beauty.
"We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit."
A language made of creativity, where every nuance is a key element for the harmony of living space. The masterpieces of Bigelli Marmi show in full this project of interior and exterior furniture that leave breathless
Marble and stones come back to be the protagonists of living and building with innovative workmanship that can give them new shapes, fulfilling every aesthetic and design needs
Intransigent on the quality of marble and stone, we pay attention to details in everything we do.
Creative in imaging environments capable of conveying the identity, status and dreams of every customer.
Perfectionist in testing of all designs at our factory.
Committed to Italian beauty, design and craftsmanship.
Faithful to our identity, culture and origins. Because true craftsmanship needs a place of belonging.


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Hello and welcome to my blog, Author Interviews. My name is Fiona Mcvie.
Let's get you introduced to everyone, shall we? Tell us your name. What is your age?
Hello. My name is Chris Stoesen. Just hit 47 last October. Ha, this sounds like one of those things that you do in the beginning of a foreign language class. " Minombrees Chris." Sad to say, that nearly exhausts my grasp of Spanish.
Fiona: Where are you from?
Originally Tampa, Florida.Been in Atlanta for over 20 years.
Fiona: A little about your self (ie, your education, family life, etc.).
Let's see, I have been married for 25 years now. I have a son who is nine. I have a master's degree that is collecting dust now for twenty years. It was fun but not useful.
I have books out under 3 author names at the moment. Chris Stoesen, CN Stoesen and G. Oldman. I did this to separate out the genres I am writing in.
Fiona: Tell us your latest news.
I launched a new sci-fi series at the end of last year – The New Glasgow War. It has been doing pretty good and it has been great fun to work on. The series started out as a trilogy that now will be a nine part series. Book 4 is being hammered out in Scrivener now.
Fiona: When and why did you begin writing?
I started writing for Graduate school. It was the research that I loved. That carried in to my hobbies. I have been interested in Alternative history and wargaming since I was a child. So my first writing started out as research into the British Defence of Greece in WWII. That led to me wanting to figure out how to make that into a game to play it out for myself. Once I put it all together, I published it through some great guys in England who gave me a chance – TooFatLardies. Rich has been a fantastic publisher and proven to be a good friend over the years. He has published a number of my scenario books over the years.
That turned in to Fiction through the encouragement of a friend. Since 2014, I have written more fiction than historical stuff.
Fiona: When did you first consider yourself a writer?
When I got that first royalty PayPal deposit from TooFatLardies. Honestly, I am still an amateur. I am really enjoying the writing and the feedback I am getting from readers pushes me to continue.
Fiona: What inspired you to write your first book?
My first fictional book came about from the encouragement of a friend and fellow writer Phil McClimmon. He had started publishing on Amazon in 2013 (I think) and challenged me. I took up the challenge and wrote CSS Appomattox. It is an alternative history following a Confederate Victory in the Civil War. I wanted to do something different so I picked up the narrative in the 1880s just prior to the historical Spanish American War. With Germany attempting Empire building and the Spanish Empire in its decline, what would happen if there was a Confederacy stuck between these two empires and the United States. I prefer to look at more personal encounters rather than the sweeping vistas of larger politics and actions so the book focused on a single naval unit and what happened to them. I could not resist and added some steam punk elements and it became an airship.
Fiona: How did you come up with the title?
I actually got some bad reviews from the name. I picked CSS Appomattox as I named the airship after the town where the historical Civil War ended. I know that the town itself was a nowhere backwater. But it was a tie in to the historical event that the story diverges from. In the prequel, the history divergence point is actually the Battle of Sharpsburg (or Antietam for those so inclined). The lead character of the series' father fought in the Battle.
Titles are the part I hate coming up with the most. My books remain untitled until almost the end of the writing process. I end up bouncing ideas off of my friends until I find the one I hate the least.
Fiona: Do you have a specific writing style? Is there anything about your style or genre that you find particularly challenging?
I like reading stories that are heavy on action and focus on specific characters. As such, this is what I try to write.
Fiona: How much of the book is realistic and are experiences based on someone you know, or events in your own life?
Hmmmm…. I have incorporated elements of my families stories into my alt-history books. I have parents that led far more exciting lives that I have lived. My Dad got a summer job as a mess man on an oil tanker after his freshman year of college. He told me about sitting on the deck of the oil tanker and watching Egyptian columns of tanks and troops cross the Suez Canal to invade Israel in 1948. My Mom grew up in Germany during WWII. She lived in a castle in Dessau with the Duke von Anhalt. She witnessed allied bombings and the city being captured by US troops then turned over to the Soviets. She then helped her family escape the East and got them to West Germany before coming to the United States.
My Dad told me stories of growing up in the Great Depression. His experiences in the Army during the Korean War. There is nothing I can come up with that can top those stories. Both my parents have now passed away and my only other source for those stories just passed in November last year (Dad's brother).
My personal experiences pale in comparison. Yet I feel extremely blessed because of it. I know I don't want to be in a city that is being bombed.
Fiona: To craft your works, do you have to travel? Before or during the process?
I wish I could. But alas, no. I was working on some scenarios for the Battle of Atlanta in 1864 that I was going to do a walking tour of the battle fields for but I ran out of time to accomplish it for the 150th anniversary. I regret not doing it.
It would be a dream of mine to be able to travel for research. I would love to go to the Ukraine and visit the battlefields of WWII there. Especially around the city of Kharkov.Also, to go to Israel again and walk the Golan Heights. I just don't see that happening anytime soon.
Fiona: Who designed the covers?
For the New Sci-Fi series it was Aaron Miller of Miller Design & Marketing
He also did the cover for my book Hunting Season. He is a talented artist and a good friend from college.
Fiona: Is there a message in your novel that you want readers to grasp?
I want to write books that are an escape from reality. I don't want to hammer anyone with a message or an agenda. I want them to read the book and have fun with it for a few hours. Social Media and the news hammer us with agendas and messages 24×7. Not saying I don't have opinions on such things but I just don't see the need to push that on my readers.
Fiona: Are there any new authors that have grasped your interest? Who is your favorite writer, and what is it about their work that really strikes you?
That is similar to what is my favorite music. I like a bunch of different types. The Honor Harrington series was fantastic. I am currently liking Chris Fox's Destroyer series. The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings books I read probably every other year. I try to read as much as possible. I feel that it gives life more depth. I also like reading history as well. I am currently working my way through Russ' Operation Fridericus in preparation for a scenario book.
Fiona: Outside of family members, name one entity that supported your commitment to become a published author.
The Sprinters. It is a small group of writer friends of mine that I bounce ideas off of and we encourage each other. Finding that group that can encourage and help you is a fantastic resource.
Through them, I discovered Chris Fox's books and videos that have been a great help.
Fiona: Do you see writing as a career?
Yes and No. One, I actually like my day job. I do writing because I love it and it is an outlet for my creative side. Writing does not pay the bills at this point but I can see it build to a place where it does. If/when that happens; I have tough decisions to make. I can't see myself as ever retiring. I will always work or else I will drive my family batty with my non-sense. But it would be neat if I could switch from day job to writing about the time when I hit retirement age. That would be great fun. Until then, the bills are not going to pay themselves. I asked and they said no.
Fiona: If you had to do it all over again, would you change anything in your latest book?
Probably.I think the important part is to not duplicate your mistakes. Making new ones that you can learn from is fine.
Fiona: Did you learn anything during the writing of your recent book?
Yes, writing to a schedule is hard but makes you disciplined. If I didn't have the schedule that I let others know about, I would never get anything done. Such as book 3 of my Alt-History series. That is still sitting at the one third stage. But the sci-fi series is churning along.
Fiona: If your book was made into a film, who would you like to play the lead?
Honestly, someone unknown. If I got lucky enough for that to happen, I would want someone else to get a break as well. I think it would be fun to have the Rachel Duncan character from my sci-fi series played by a female Marine veteran (non-actor). It will either be fantastic or a complete disaster. Either way would be fun.
Fiona: Any advice for other writers?
Find Chris Fox on Amazon and read his books and watch his videos. You will save yourself time and money. For marketing, Nick Stevenson wrote a good book that is still relevant on reader magnets. But the most important is to find another author that you can have mentor you. All they have to be is somewhat more successful than you are for you to learn valuable stuff. Work on making relationships with other others in your generes. Set up and build your mailing list. If you do multiple genres, have multiple mailing lists. Otherwise readers interested in one genere will get bored and unsubscribe as you send them info about stuff they don't care about.
Fiona: Anything specific you want to tell your readers?
I hope you have fun reading them and if you do, tell me about it. Tell me what you liked and didn't.
Fiona: What book are you reading now?
I have several right now. Help, My Facebook Ads Suck (Great book), Operation Fridericus, Kharkov 1942 (Glantz), The Last Dragon Slayer (Martyn Stanley) and the second book in the Destroyer series by Chris Fox. I am sure there are others that I am in the middle of.
Fiona: Do you remember the first book you read?
Nope. Getting to old to remember that far back. What I do remember was by the time I was ten, I had a library in my room over over 200 books that I had read. My parents always encouraged me to read. They almost never said no when I wanted to get a book. They often said no when I wanted a new toy. I had a library card as a kid and always had books out.
Fiona: What makes you laugh/cry?
Crying… Hmmm, getting hurt? Random sappy commercials around the holidays.Being ill.Seeing my son grow up way too fast for my liking.
Laughing, things that are inappropriate to laugh at.Jokes, especially bad ones. My favorite is "two guys walk into a bar. The third one ducks." It's so horrible it never fails to make me smile. Fun dialog in a story. I actually like a section of dialog that I wrote in Hunting Season that makes me laugh. It involved two guys raiding a grocery store during the Zombie Apocalype. One of them stops to get a cart wipe and wipe down a cart before continuing. The other guy asks him about what he is doing and the response is about cold and flu season during the apocalypse.
Fiona: Is there one person, past or present, you would love to meet? Why?
Great question. There are too many. Mostly historical figures that I want to ask "what were you thinking?" related to events that they were in. Mostly their blunders. Looking back in time, it is so easy to judge folks for what we perceive as mistakes. But to see things through their eyes at the time would be very interesting as their bad decision may have made perfect sense at the time in their position. I love looking at decision making under stress. Not saying I am good at it, just that it is fascinating.
Fiona: Do you have any hobbies?
If you ask my wife, too many.I really like wargaming at the company and platoon levels. Especially rules that give you a grasp of the decisions that troops and leaders at the pointy end of things have to make. For my fiction books, I use this to help me decide what characters can or would do.
Fiona: What TV shows/films do you enjoy watching?
I grew up as a Star Wars kid. As such, I like science fiction. For TV shows, I don't watch much except what I am finding on Amazon Prime and Netflix. Binged watched three seasons of Dark Matter recently. That was great fun. Some of the Marvel stuff has been great. Seeing how they are tying the TV shows to the MCU has been fun. Did not like Iron Fist. That was disappointing and enough that I have not made it through episode 1 of Defenders yet. I will give it a go but not just yet.
Fiona: Favorite foods, colors, music?
Oh, my favorite foods are the ones I am no longer allowed to eat due to health reasons. I really miss freshly baked bread. (Gluten allergy) My favoritecolor is plaid (I am color blind). Music is a bit of a mixed bag. I love to laugh so Weird Al and Bob Rivers are up there in the top 10. I was an angry teen at one point so I am nostalgic to 80s Heavy Metal. Then there is Christian music especially that of Rich Mullins. I miss him and wish he had new stuff coming out. For a guilty pleasure I sometime s will just listen to 80s pop but rarely admit it. I hated it in high school but have a soft spot for it now for some reason.
Fiona: Imagine a future where you no longer write. What would you do?
Tour guide in Israel.
Fiona: What do you want written on your head stone?
I told you I was sick, but no….
Fiona: Do you have a blog or website readers can visit for updates, events and special offers?
Absolutely. https://chrisstosenfiction.com is the website. Special offers are available through the mailing lists. I have one set up for each genre that I am writing in. It is a work in progress.


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We're wrapping up Health Literacy Month here at Health Communication Partners.
Every care provider knows that great communication is part of great care. That includes communication before, during, and after the patient encounter.
To support such great communication, I like to explore the different ways we can think about, research, and 'do' health literacy – while supporting everyone's health literacy.
Not a small task!
So here are no less than 25 tips, strategies and resources for you to use, on your own, with your colleagues, and with your patients, when health literacy is on your mind.
Want to do something about health literacy right now? Of course you do! So here's four options. You know health literacy is not new. But did you know it happens nearly everywhere, every day, with everyone?
In one of my all-time most popular articles, about phones and health literacy, I take a look at all the literacy skills and processes involved with the use of a smart phone. And then I give you 2 strategies you can do with smart phones, and 2 strategies you can do without them, to support any patient, no matter their comfort with health literacy.
Because health literacy as a field is big and getting bigger (thanks to digital health), it can feel overwhelming. So here are 4 fundamentals to keep in mind so you can feel more confident and competent when it comes to health literacy.
I'd be wrong not to mention one of the first podcasts we did on health literacy. And these go to 11. In response to a nurse administrator's concern about a patient who was labelled 'illiterate,' I wrote 11 research-based steps you could take to prepare for patients who may have limited literacy.
If "high health literacy" is even a thing, care providers have it! Here's a look at the health literacy of providers, "From pee-pee, to pee, to urine: how words work in health." Easily one of the most fun times I've had with a podcast (we call it the pee-pee episode and there's even some potty talk). It's about some of the things we take for granted when we speak.
Where to start? Here's a handy infographic I made just for you.


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Nothing more painful than being with someone who does not treat you right. It's not easy to be with someone who only cares for himself than your happiness. He had caused so much to my life; I didn't know that he would be that terrible person. I trusted him so much, give her everything that I can. He is the only person I love but he still chooses to break my heart. He is my first boyfriend, and we had lots of plans together. It turns out to be a nightmare when he starts to change. I didn't thought he would change that much, I know that change is the only constant in this world, and every day I feared him changing someone I do not know any more. Anyway that is in the past now, thankfully after that break up I choose to go to London for work. My aunt offered me a job at Croydon. Well the place is really cool, very relaxing and I find it a good place to stay for a while. I've been in a relationship for 7 years, it's quite long, and we had memories that it's hard to forget. And then this job came to my life to help me out my problem. I audition as a Croydon escort from https://charlotteaction.org/croydon-escorts, weeks after I got hired. I met a lot of friends there; I slowly enjoy myself and these people. Croydon escorts ladies are very well mannered and they accepted me as family already. I find a new beginning being a Croydon escort. I really love the place, and the people. I started to work a month after my training. The first day of being a Croydon escort was fun, but tiring since my companion and I went to a hiking adventure. Well it depends on your companion on where he wants. I started to love my work, being a Croydon escort meets me new people that had also experiencing the same thing with me. We tried to heal each other and build each other up. I slowly forget my ex-boyfriend because of my work. I slowly give myself time to love myself. I started to find happiness in myself and everything I do. Three years after I went home for a quick vacation and visit my family. I and my ex-boyfriend saw each other, he run over me and approaches me. I tried to ignore him but he is begging me. He apologized to me and asked me to go out again. Well I am not that stupid enough. I finally got my freedom from him and love myself now to be able to let him give the best of me again? No it won't happened. I declined it and told him that I don't like to see his face again, I am not bitter I am just doing what he deserved. Girls don't have to beg for anyone's love. Girls are precious. All of us have lots of capabilities to be good in life.
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Having a girlfriend that is coming from a conservative family is great and all but sometimes it can also be quite challenging. I have thought a lot about my place in this world and I have decided already that my mission would be to take care of my lovely woman and give her all the best I could possibly have. it is a very nice feeling to have a cute and loving girlfriend but sometimes it can be hard for me because her parents is a strict bunch of people and sometimes I do not know how to handle them at all. I am so used to the fact that I have been in a lot of good relationship especially with my current Girlfriend that I do not want to deal with her parents. But I guess I do not really have a choice because I have to prove to her that I love her very much and would want to do everything in my power to make her life worth living. My girlfriend is a lovely Luton escort from https://charlotteaction.org/luton-escorts and I do love her so much. I can't tell how long I have worked hard to manage to gain her trust but now that I finally do I feel so free and clear in my life. Having this Luton escort always gives me a lot of excitement. She makes me want to do something that is going to last a very long time. All that I really want to do is have this Luton escort and make her feel alright with me. I do not know what kind of future that is going to be waiting for me in the past. But no matter what I do I am very positive that things are going to be very ideal for me. I have no plans in stopping my Luton escort in achieving her dreams at all. I figured that it is my duty as a parent to do what I must to make her feel good a lot of the times. I can't possibly love myself anymore if I can't even maintain a good relationship with a woman that I love the most. It is a very great thing to have such a beautiful and loving Luton escort who is going to care and love me right from the start. I can't stand to be worried all the time for her so I have already learned a long time ago to trust my Luton escort and give her all the love that I can possibly give because I am no good if I am just alone in this life walking without any direction that I had in mind. I can't let go of the fact that I nearly lost my girlfriend in the past. That's why I would really want to make the relationship that we have last for a lifetime because it will be a shame to lose all that we have even if we worked hard for our relationship in order to last a life time no matter what.
I can't believe that I have been single for 5 years!
First Sex toys
I have read somewhere online that the first sex toys is likely to be thousands of years old, and it was found somewhere in Egypt. Today, there is a thriving sex industry. Opening your sex shop used to be a big deal, but thanks Ann Summers, even that process has been made easier. To be honest, a couple of girls and I from Manor Park escorts have thought about opening our own sex shop. Imagine a bunch of former Manor Park escorts from https://charlotteaction.org/manor-park-escorts running an Ann Summer's store! That would be kind of fun.
Sex toys are more important than ever, and I have built up my own little collection. When I first got involved with Manor Park escorts I was not really that much into sex toys at all. They were something a little bit taboo even to an open minded girl like me. But that has all changed now, and I am really into sex toys. Most of the girls at Manor Park escorts love sex toys and don't worry about them too much. After all, it is a little bit of adult fun.
I think that the first vibrator must have been a real revelation to women. Before that I think that the female orgasm was more or less ignored. If you like, it is only since sex toys became more popular that we have started to talk about the female orgasm a lot more. Most of the girls here at Manor Park escorts think it is a good thing. It is a little bit like we have been liberated and are not any longer being ignored in bed. I think it has made a big difference in society, and so do many other girls here at Manor Park escorts
Just because sex toys exist, does not mean that you have to play with all of the time. I don't use them all of the time when I have sex with my boyfriend, but we do use them. If you are going to get into sex toys, I think it could be a good idea to follow the advice of Manor Park escorts. We all think that it is important to have different sex toys. Once you get into sex toys, you will be pleased to see that there is a huge selection and you can enjoy a variety of play with your partner or partners.
Of course there are some relationships where sex toys are more important than others. My bisexual friends at Manor Park escorts have a much larger collection of sex toys than I do. I think that some of the lesbian girls here at the agency do as well. Not all Manor Park escorts are straight, we come in all shapes and sizes and have all different sexualities as well. Sex toys should be tailored to your own personal needs. Invest in what you think will be good for you and not what somebody else gets a kick out of when they play. After all, sex is a personal experience and so is playing with sex toys.
People like them will always find a way for a man to be happy.
Even if you are having the worst time of your life, London escorts will always find a way to make you feel better just like every normal girl who loves you would. We can still be with whoever we want and nothing can stop us. There are just people who have different needs from each other. Some people do not want to complicate their lives by entering into a relationship. That's why they opt to be someone like London escorts. They do not want to make your life difficult by putting responsibilities towards you. No man who is very busy needs to burden himself with making a woman happy. They already know this fact and always understand that they have to make a lot of sacrifices.
Whenever we see others happy, we might feel mixed emotions about it. Sometimes it makes us feel very sad because we think envious or jealousy towards those people but sometimes we also feel happy that they are glad. It's nice to see other people happy but we also have to check our self-first because it can also make us feel sad. Whenever we look at pictures of people having the time of their love it can make us feel very sad about our life. Even if our experience is very awesome, we still can feel very sad when we see people that are happy. There are always people that will make us feel bad about our self because of what we are doing.
We just have to check our self every time so that we do not suffer the same faith as being miserable. There's always going to be a lot of times when we are tempted to be jealous of what others have, but if we can just focus on our self, it will always be alright all the time. There are just people who want to make you feel jealous, and there are also those who are just being genuine. You just have to know what the difference is. There's always a way out of certain difficult times like having a relationship with someone. When you have a girlfriend, you will most likely reduce the time when you get stressed about what everyone is doing because you have someone in your life that loves you. Love can be wonderful and beautiful think we can just think about it. Being in a relationship with a beautiful lady can help us focus on our self and not in everyone else. But if you do not want to be in a relationship with someone, there are always London escorts.
Most of men that booked Escorts girls in a London Escorts Agency said that they are always happy with the companionship these girls have given them, they felt very important and all their problems will be left out and only focus about the date they are currently having
Are you like the many females over the ages who have attempted their hardest to understand men?
Have you invested enough time checking out them, taking a seat to talk about them as well as taking the time to talk directly to them, but you still do not get it? Do you doubt ladies will ever truly understand men and all their complexities? Quite honestly, I believe a part of the problem is not so much in understanding males as it remains in accepting men. At our inmost core, we understand exactly what men want and need, however it doesn't suit our functions so we decide to overlook them or aim to change them. From a very early age we attempt to alter kids so regarding better suit our purpose. We want them to sit still and be peaceful. We want them to listen. We desire them to be 'nice.' The outcome? East London escorts from https://charlotteaction.org/east-london-escorts said that a bunch of disappointed people who just cannot enjoy in a relationship because they're not allowed to be happy on their own terms.
Guy, at their core, would like to know that they have a function in life, and they wish to feel that they have a purpose in a relationship. Part of that has been diminished with the development of females in the workforce. Whether it's an unconscious sense of competition or a genuine desire to better himself, many guys will push and aim to better themselves and their wage. They put in additional hours and even bring work house in the hopes of getting that terrific promo and pay raise. Yet, exactly what do we do? We criticize them for working excessive. We complain since they don't invest enough time with us. After all that effort, a person wishes to relax, unwind, toss back a few and maybe enjoy a video game on a large screen. East London escorts believe that all this in the business of some good friends, of course. He wants to forget the grind of the day and release. He doesn't want to do dishes, clean the kids or fold towels. He desires an evening to escape and merely be a man. And, exactly what do we do? We slam them for going out excessive. We complain because they don't spend adequate time at home … with us.
When he is home he wants to have fun with the kids. He wants fun interaction, like tossing a baseball with his child, or playing horsy with his little girl. East London escorts found that he doesn't care if your house is a little bit of a mess and he isn't really worried about that his child is wearing the wrong jeans. He simply wishes to have a good time and be the dad he wishes to be. And, can you believe it? What do we do? We slam him for playing the wrong way. We grumble when he doesn't make with the kids what we would do. Comprehending males actually isn't all that complicated. It really refers widening your horizons and accepting another individual's viewpoint. When you can accept that, you'll be well on your method to having a relationship that has a true chance of succeeding.
I still love my London escort
One of the greatest things that happened to me is to be able to love a London escort. Good thing is that both of us have mutual feelings. She and I are always been honest to each other, we agreed that we don't have to keep anything since it is the roots of the break up. Even before when we are still kids, I already have feelings for her but I tried to hide it to keep our friendship. I don't want to spill the friendship that we have. Its been so long that I have keep my feelings for her. But this time, I don't want to be a coward and just hide it for a lifetime. I have a lots of regrets in life, I don't want to regret this throughout my life. But maybe God did this too far in order for me to give a greater future ahead. I did best in life, I want to be presentable when the time comes. Before she became a London escorts, and before she went to London, she and her family stays here in Australia.
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Living in Australia is difficult for me before, we are just a newly moved in their street. I didn't know that we are neighbour since I don't go outside. My friends before awlays bully me, and along the way I got traumas from it. That is why I don't want to see other people, I used to like myself alone. I told my parents that I will do home schooling. My parents don't have a choice or I will not go to school. One day, Charice knocks at our door and look for my mom since her mom has something for her. It was her first time seeing me, and do not know what to do, I feel really embarrassed. She said Hi to me and asked if I have something to do. I said none, that is why she wanted us to play together. She makes me comfortable, its my first time to feel being welcome. Since then, we became close to each other, she forces me to go to school with her. Though I feel afraid but I don't want to be away from her. She defend me from everyone, she taught me to be strong and fight for life. Because of her I become better. She was there to support me during bad and good times. Because she is pretty, there is no doubt that many men like her, but ever since no one is lucky enough. When we were in college, she have to go to London with her family, in order to look for work to support her sick mother. We have cut the communication as years passed by, until I graduated and had a career. My heart is still with my London escort, charice. So, I went to London to find her again. I book a London escort, and glad she still there. She becomes more gorgeous now than before. She still remember me, we hug and kiss unexpectedly due to the flamimg feelings.
Can having hot fun at night make you healthier in the winter time?
It is often suggested that we should spend more time in bed during the winter time to keep healthy. Sleep is an important part of our overall health but is it the only solution. When I come of the night shift from Barnet escorts, I do like to curl up in bed with my boyfriend but I don't always go to sleep straight away. Having some great sex seems to help you overall health as well.
Great sex can help to boost the immune system. It is has been proven and the truth is that we should be having more of it. It rally certain hormones that can boost your overall health and wipe out free radicals. You may have hear free radicals mentioned before. They are nasty little things that run around in your body and cause disease. If you boost your immune system, you are likely to have less of them and feel better. One of the reasons I like to have sex when I come off the night shift from Barnet escorts from https://charlotteaction.org/barnet-escorts.
When you boost your immune system, you are also less likely to suffer from things like depression and feeling blue. That is vital during the winter time if you want to feel well. Like some of the girls at Barnet escorts say, you go to work in the dark and you come home from work in the dark. That does not exactly do a lot for you and I have to admit that I agree with that. I much prefer spending time out during the daytime. But some of the same hormones which are produced by daylight are also produced by sex. Another reason to have more sex during the winter.
The expression sex or shiver is another good expression. When you raise raise your body temperature, you are likely to fight off infection better. Needless to say sex raises the body temperature and you are much more likely to fight off infection. I like to think that I have more than enough sex when I come home from Barnet escorts to fight off infection by raising my body temperature. One thing is for sure, I always go to sleep next to my boyfriend feeling really nice and warm. That must be proof that sex can seriously make you feel good about yourself.
Maybe doctors should be giving is prescriptions to have more sex instead of worrying about giving is antibiotics. As we all know, antibiotics can be really bad for us and have some serious side effects. One of the girls here at Barnet escorts took antibiotics recently and ended up really poorly. Interestingly enough she does not have a boyfriend at the moment. Perhaps if she had a boyfriend, she would have avoided getting the chest infection for which the doctor prescribed her antibiotics in the first place. I know that it can't be scientifically proven but perhaps it gives us some idea what can be achieved.
I love all of the girls that I date at Hertfordshire escorts, and around Christmas time
I like to make sure that they get a special treat from me. Now, all of the girls that I date at the escort agency are all different characters, and knowing what to buy the girls is not always easy. To be honest, I rather enjoy shopping so I plan many of my purchases ahead and I hope that I get it right. So far, I have been very lucky and always got it right.
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On the other hand, it took awhile for him to really understand what the company was into. Adekunle while sharing his story said, "I thought Andela was a cybercafé, a very good one at that to have attracted such young and sharp guys I saw walking into the building every day." He was shocked to later realize that Andela was a global company, building a community of world-class developers in Lagos, Nigeria! He said he never even thought applications were built in Nigeria. "The realization that software applications can and are actually built in the country sparked my interest in computer programming," he added.
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In an interesting twist of events, he was scheduled for an interview with Andela the same day he rounded up his classes at CodeLagos. The knowledge he acquired at CodeLagos came very in handy during the interview and he got the role. He aced the interview, and now, the former gate man has been re-employed by Andela as a developer!
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Today Daniel has moved from securing physical buildings to building firewalls and other software that secure complex tech systems.
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After being very satisfied with the AT150MLX, I decided to give the AT33 a try while my Kontrapunkt b is out being retipped. While not quite up to the Kb in tone (a personal preference), it is an excellent cartridge and provides a very nice, detailed sonic picture. The only drawback is its large physical size and weight. It is best used with the heavier arms like a Rega or most of the Japanese TAs. Highly recommended at the price-point.
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This MC cartridge is a bargain,have played for only about 10hours now,but it impresses me with the music it brings from every recording,good or bad ones.Of course do good recordings sound better but this MC cartridge does not make bad ones sound unplayable.And that is important if you want to play evrything,for example Rolling Stones,The Doors This cartridge makes you want to play and play and play,there are too few hours in a day ;-) I use step-up 13X and 40,4Kohm so the cartridge "see" 240ohm. It sounds great and I`m not sure if this is too heavy or too light load,will experiment with this in the future. This is a musicmachine,highly recommended :-D


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During a fraternity party at a West Coast college in 2016, a drunk boy and an equally drunk girl went into a bedroom. Two freshmen noticed them go upstairs. They rounded up several other students and found the couple. One student, flanked by the rest as backup, said to the boy: "Hey, dude? You can't do this." Another student offered to walk the girl home.
The students who thwarted a potential crisis were neither women nor members of a sexual assault awareness group; they were freshman members of the fraternity that hosted the party. They had been counseled by their chapter president, who told me this story, that it was their mission to prevent sexual assaults and to treat women right.
Americans demonize fraternities as bastions of toxic masculinity where young men go to indulge their worst impulses. Universities have cracked down: Since November 2017, more than a dozen have suspended all fraternity events. But I spent more than two years interviewing fraternity members nationwide for a book about what college students think it means to "be a man," and what I learned was often heartening. Contrary to negative headlines and popular opinion, many fraternities are encouraging brothers to defy stereotypical hypermasculine standards and to simply be good people.
Consider some recent examples: In 2017, brothers in Beta Theta Pi at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln invited officers from several sorority houses to a dinner where they talked about the experiences of being a woman on campus and the ways men could help to prevent sexual assault. Last October, Alpha Tau Omegas at the University of Maryland assembled 400 sexual-assault aftercare kits that included handwritten notes of support. When Ball State University fraternity houses hung banners supporting consent awareness for Homecoming last year, Sigma Phi Epsilon declared it would continue to display its "'No' does not mean 'Convince Me'" banner as long as sexual assault remained a campus problem. Last July, Christian Kahf, a former Georgia Tech student, was sentenced to 20 years in prison for rape; the case against him began when his fraternity brothers called the police in 2017 to say he had confessed to them.
Granted, extensive research has shown that all-male college groups like fraternities and sports teams tend to adopt more hypermasculine attitudes than the rest of the student population. In a 2016 study of 365 undergraduate males published in Psychology of Men & Masculinities, University of Michigan researchers concluded that fraternity members "are more accepting of sexual violence against women in part because they more strongly endorse traditional masculine norms" than nonmembers.
"Because masculinity is a status that men prove to other men, simply being in an all-male group may exacerbate pressure to uphold masculinity," the study said. An East Coast junior put it this way to me last year: "We want the high-fives."
But it's wrong to assume that every all-male group is toxic. I found many fraternities offering a comforting family away from home, a safe space for guys who worried that it would be hard to be themselves or find friends in college. Fraternities centered on black and Latino students, and gay and transgender communities, also provide support structures that universities might not otherwise offer. It's no surprise these institutions remain popular: According to my rough estimate, about 13 percent of male students enrolled full-time in four-year colleges — including those without official Greek systems — are members of social or cultural fraternities.
Boys still face pressure to be "traditionally masculine." In a 2018 survey of more than 1,000 10-to-19-year-olds, two-thirds of boys reported either that society expects them to "hide or suppress their feelings when they feel sad or scared" or that they're supposed to "be strong, tough, 'be a man' and 'suck it up.'" As boys reach late adolescence, they tend to disconnect from their emotions and their peers. Yet they long for the close male friendships of childhood, said Niobe Way, a psychology professor at New York University. They increasingly worry that opening up, seeking intimate friendships and showing affection are perceived to be feminine behaviors.
This paradox can be particularly difficult for men in college: 55 percent "felt very lonely" in the past 12 months, according to the American College Health Association's 2018 survey of 88,000 students.
"The initial transition is the most difficult part," Dominic Fio, an Oregon fraternity brother, told me. "There's an expectation when you first come in. All the college guys, though they may not be in reality, put on this facade of your typical college douchebag. As a freshman, if you're not like that, it's hard to find the people you fit in with."
The fraternity — with its focus on membership and belonging — can change this mind-set. Many college guys I spoke to said they felt safe talking with brothers about doubts, sexual uncertainties and ideas about masculinity. A Midwestern student told me that he was plagued by anxiety after two women complained about his premature ejaculation. When he confided in his fraternity brothers, they told him there was more to "being a man" than sexual performance.
"Being able to communicate to other males about it was helpful," he said. "I had this collision of the masculinity I had grown up with and what it was to be a man in college, the sensation of a frat bro. But my chapter didn't have any frat bros. They wanted the gentleman fraternal man. They provided a good example of what it was to have this different sense of masculinity."
Research that reflects healthy fraternities is rare, but it's out there. In a two-year ethnographic study of a 68-member West Coast fraternity chapter, published in 2008, the sociology professor Eric Anderson found "a more inclusive form of masculinity institutionalized in the fraternal system: one based on social equality for gay men, respect for women and racial parity, and one in which fraternity men bond over emotional intimacy." A member told him: "We expect our brothers not to partake in that macho jock mentality. We want to stand out as being intellectual and athletic, but also as being kind and respectful."
In a 2014 study in the International Journal of Qualitative Studies in Education, the education professors Frank Harris III and Shaun Harper asked a national fraternity to send a questionnaire to its undergraduate members. From the 614 responses they received, they interviewed 50 young men who had challenged stereotypically male norms. These students, who came from 44 campus chapters, "consciously acted in ways that sought to disrupt sexism, racism and homophobia." They confronted brothers who exhibited those attitudes and developed strong platonic friendships with women, as did many of the brothers I interviewed.
Professors Harris and Harper called these behaviors "productive masculinities" because they have been linked to better health and school engagement for college men. "Moreover," they wrote, they "contribute to a safe and affirming campus community for all students." The study participants said they behaved this way partly because they wanted to live up to the values of their fraternity.
Brothers in several fraternities described to me a weekly ritual called, "Good of the Order," "Good of the Fraternity," "Good and Welfare" or "Gavel Sessions," during which brothers are encouraged to share their thoughts and feelings. An Iowa junior told me that in his chapter, which requires each brother to say "Love and respect" after his turn, a member confided to the group in 2017 that he was depressed and feeling suicidal. During the ensuing conversation, an older brother told the group: "It's O.K. to cry. It's O.K. to open up. You don't have to 'be a man.' That's just a societal thing that shifts people's views and promotes harmful stress."
The junior, who said he worried sometimes about being perceived as weak, told me: "That really hit home."
Certainly, not all fraternity members are adherents of the "love and respect" doctrine. Between January 2010 and June 2018, there were publicly available online reports of approximately 2,130 incidents of university-recognized, national, predominantly white fraternities committing major violations of conduct or ethical codes. They included episodes of hazing, racism, sexual assault and harassment, violence, noteworthy alcohol abuse and deaths.
When my researcher and I analyzed them, we found that these events took place at approximately 1,360 chapters. Even if some additional violations went unreported, these bad actors still make up a relatively small percentage of the 5,600 predominantly white chapters and about 10,000 total chapters in the United States and Canada. The better news is that the number of violations seems to have been declining since 2016.
Fraternities that demonstrate a pattern of bad behavior should absolutely be shuttered. But what about the good actors? Few universities — or media accounts — distinguish between what academics refer to as high-risk and low-risk fraternities. Both exist. In a 2015 Sociology Compass article, Kaitlin Boyle, a professor at Virginia Tech, noted that on measures of sexual aggression, hostility toward women, and drinking frequency and intensity, members of low-risk fraternities did not differ significantly from non-Greek students. She concluded, "It is only the groups easily named as 'high risk' by students that contain the values, norms and practices that increase women's risk of sexual victimization."
Those are the chapters we see in the news, though they do not represent most fraternity members, many of whom told me they were sick of the stigma of being associated with what they called "rapey" students.
Colleges' push to eliminate all-male groups is indicative of higher education's overall dismissal of the needs of boys and men. Universities glorify the masculinity embodied in men's athletics, largely ignore the emotional needs of their male students and then denounce "toxic masculinity." But most aren't providing the spaces or resources to encourage boys to learn about healthy ways to be men.
In a 2010 study, Professors Harris and Harper wrote that "student activities, resources, and courses offered on 'gender' are almost always about rape and sexual assault, empowering and protecting the rights of women." You can't prevent rape and sexual assault, however, without talking to, and about, men. Jason Laker, an education professor at San Jose State University, called "college masculinity" a "linchpin issue," but said that student-affairs professionals are not "trained in this aspect of student psychological development, which is where the trouble is."
In a 2011 call to action, the education experts Jim O'Neil and Bryce Crapser pointed out the fundamental problem: "The real challenge of the profession is to fully accept vulnerable college men are a special group that need our help and support."
Today's young men are coming of age at a time when we are renegotiating what it means to be a man, which presents new challenges, reopens old wounds and creates additional reasons for students to seek out brotherhood.
To promote a healthier campus culture, colleges could stipulate that all-male groups make their membership more racially and socioeconomically diverse, perhaps by offering scholarships to cover dues, which can range from hundreds to thousands of dollars a year. Schools could require fraternity members to attend a several-week course about healthy masculinities led by an outside party and workshops on violence and sexual assault prevention, which studies have found are more effective in male-only groups.
Rather than assume that every all-male group promotes misogyny, schools could support those that don't. Examples abound. Christian Milano, a junior and member of Alpha Sigma Phi at Seton Hall, is working with a sorority sister at his school to create a sexual-consent education program for Greeks nationwide. Mr. Milano said he has "spoken with brothers numerous times on how to be active bystanders, how drinking culture plays a critical part in fostering an environment that encourages assault and how to be empathetic to victims of assault."
Some chapters are going as far as they can to treat women as equals. In 2018, a Pennsylvania chapter of a Jewish fraternity changed its bylaws to start a "nonmember recognition program" that includes women, though national rules don't allow them to attend chapter meetings and rituals. "I consider myself a feminist," said Adin Adler, a senior and brother who championed the program. "We feel like, rather than a fraternity, we are a community of people."
Alexandra Robbins is the author of the forthcoming "Fraternity: An Inside Look at a Year of College Boys Becoming Men," from which this essay is adapted.
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"【老】【夫】【人】,【你】【依】【旧】【要】【固】【执】【的】【坚】【持】【自】【己】【的】【想】【法】【吗】?" "" "【他】【已】【经】【被】【陛】【下】【暗】【中】【让】【人】【押】【解】【到】【帝】【京】,【你】【以】【为】【黎】【家】【还】【能】【够】【保】【住】【他】【吗】?" "" "【你】【好】【好】【想】【想】,【扣】【押】【世】【子】【可】【是】【死】【罪】,【陛】【下】【与】【摄】【政】【王】【关】【系】【并】【不】【好】,【黎】【家】【和】【摄】【政】【王】【又】【来】【往】【密】【切】,【为】【了】【给】【他】【们】【一】【记】【警】【醒】,【他】【必】【然】【会】【杀】【鸡】【儆】【猴】,【希】
【晚】【饭】【自】【然】【是】【三】【个】【人】【一】【起】【吃】,【竹】【外】【桃】【花】【买】【了】【鱼】【和】【肉】,【还】【有】【若】【干】【青】【菜】,【本】【来】【说】【是】【让】【胡】【语】【憬】【炒】【的】,【可】【是】【李】【美】【琪】【主】【动】【站】【出】【来】,【说】【她】【从】【小】【就】【自】【己】【做】【饭】,【手】【艺】【很】【棒】。 【没】【错】,【李】【美】【琪】【就】【是】【这】【个】【艾】【迪】【叫】【花】【花】【卡】【的】【女】【孩】。 【竹】【外】【桃】【花】【就】【干】【脆】【让】【胡】【语】【憬】【闪】【一】【边】【去】【烧】【火】,【让】【李】【美】【琪】【炒】【菜】,【她】【就】【像】【监】【工】【一】【样】,【在】【旁】【边】【转】【悠】【来】【转】【悠】【去】,【偶】【尔】【还】【提】
【嬴】【泽】【在】【和】【身】【为】【普】【通】【工】【匠】【的】【黑】【子】【闲】【聊】【了】【许】【久】,【时】【间】【也】【就】【在】【恬】【静】【中】【悄】【然】【流】【逝】。【一】【直】【到】【嬴】【泽】【感】【觉】【肚】【子】【饿】【了】【时】,【他】【才】【意】【识】【到】【此】【时】【周】【遭】【景】【色】【已】【经】【开】【始】【暗】【下】【来】。 "【时】【间】【过】【得】【可】【真】【快】【啊】,【日】【复】【一】【日】【年】【复】【一】【年】【的】,【悄】【不】【留】【神】【地】【就】【溜】【走】【了】。【人】【啊】,【这】【恍】【恍】【惚】【惚】【的】【一】【生】,【眨】【个】【眼】【睛】【也】【就】【过】【去】【了】。【唉】。" 【已】【经】【算】【是】【死】【过】【一】【次】【的】【嬴】【泽】【对】【时】【间】福彩3d综合资料老汉图【昨】【天】【写】【的】。 【又】【被】【屏】【蔽】【了】【我】【靠】,【为】【啥】【啊】 【我】【一】【脸】【懵】【逼】
【他】【感】【觉】【到】【自】【己】【心】【跳】【加】【速】。 【这】【种】【感】【觉】,【真】【是】【奇】【妙】。 【心】【中】【的】【愉】【悦】,【像】【是】【海】【水】【一】【般】,【漫】【过】【了】【自】【己】【的】【指】【尖】。 【那】【到】【底】【是】【一】【种】【什】【么】【样】【的】【感】【觉】【呢】? 【说】【不】【清】【楚】。 【也】【讲】【不】【明】【白】。 【后】【来】【的】【后】【来】,【在】【遥】【远】【的】【波】【罗】【的】【海】,【看】【着】【浪】【花】【一】【朵】【朵】【的】【时】【候】,【他】【忽】【然】【明】【白】,【那】【时】【候】【的】【他】【们】,【是】【多】【么】【的】【难】【得】。 【那】【时】【候】,【他】【的】【身】【边】,
【糖】【儿】,【我】【爱】【你】。 【你】【说】【要】【嫁】【给】【我】【的】,【我】【赚】【了】【钱】【回】【来】,【你】【可】【不】【能】【反】【悔】。 …… 【姜】【糖】【躺】【在】【床】【上】,【想】【起】【白】【天】【秦】【灏】【情】【绪】【激】【动】【的】【与】【她】【说】【这】【话】。 【明】【明】【应】【该】【情】【绪】【大】【动】,【脸】【红】【心】【跳】【的】,【可】【她】【为】【什】【么】【没】【太】【大】【感】【觉】【呢】? 【喜】【欢】【秦】【灏】【吗】? 【从】【小】【到】【大】,【直】【到】【懂】【了】【男】【女】【之】【情】,【好】【似】【就】【没】【想】【过】【秦】【灏】【以】【外】【的】【人】。 【即】【便】【是】【现】【在】,【说】【要】
【看】【到】【斗】【气】【全】【无】,【脸】【色】【青】【白】【的】【索】【伦】,【萧】【战】【想】【到】【自】【己】【废】【了】【三】【年】【的】【儿】【子】,【原】【本】【绷】【紧】【的】【脸】【上】【多】【了】【一】【丝】【柔】【和】:"【辛】【苦】【你】【了】,【索】【伦】" 【乌】【坦】【城】【三】【大】【巨】【头】【之】【一】,【跟】【自】【己】【这】【么】【客】【气】。 【索】【伦】【受】【宠】【若】【惊】【道】:"【谢】【谢】【萧】【族】【长】,【这】【是】【我】【分】【内】【之】【事】" "【听】【说】【你】【为】【了】【治】【伤】【欠】【了】【不】【少】【钱】,【这】【是】【我】【的】【一】【点】【心】【意】,【希】【望】【你】【收】【下】。 【萧】【战】【从】【口】【袋】【里】【掏】
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Thursday, October 26th, 10 a.m.
MAC Center 15325 W. Michigan Ave., Marshall MI
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Due to health issues, Mr. Joseph Langlois, a long time antique collector and owner of the Mapledale Nursery in Jackson, has comissioned Belcher McPherson Auction Co. to liquidate his fantastic collection. For convenience, the auction will be held at the M.A.C. in Historic Marshall, Michigan. DIRECTIONS: From I-69 take Exit 36 (Michigan Ave.) then west 500 yards.
Kevin Belcher
Cash/Check/Visa-M.C.-Discover. A 10% Buyers Premium will be charged at this auction. Payment by cash or check will reduce the buyers premium to 7%. Michigan Sales tax of 6% will be charged unless you have a sales tax number. Statements day of sale take precedence over printed material. AUTO TERMS: Pay in full with cash day of sale and take car and title home that day. Pay with check and we retain title until check clears. Pay $1,000 down day of sale with balance due within 1 week and we will retain car and title until payed in full.
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Belcher McPherson Auction Company1106 South Kalamazoo AvenueMarshall Michigan 49068
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