text: Share: Comments Print November 12, 2012 at 2:17 AM "Everyone just has to take a look at themselves in the mirror and ask, 'Did I do enough tonight?'" Posted by Joshua Mayers Photo credit: Chris Carlson, AP Here are some quotes and stats from the Sounders after a 3-0 loss to the Los Angeles Galaxy in the first leg of the Western Conference finals. Seattle needs a huge win in the return leg next Sunday at CenturyLink Field to keep its season alive. * * * SIGI SCHMID, Sounders FC coach (How tough is that one to take?) "It's a hard one to take. It's very similar to what happened last year when we went into Salt Lake, so it's disappointing that we repeated that. We've beaten them at home before by four, so it's a matter of us doing that, but it's going to be a difficult task." (Why was LA able to do what they did?) "I thought our game plan going in was good. We were one minute away from coming out of the first half 0-0. I thought we did a good job of possessing the ball and so forth and played all right. I think we fell asleep on the goal at the end of the first half. They took a free kick about 15-20 yards ahead of where the foul took place. We didn't react quickly enough, we weren't sharp about it, and as a result they get a goal. If we react quicker, it's better. But then we go through a bad period in the second half where we just lost our shape, lost our concentration, lost our focus, and they bang away two goals, and we're actually a little fortunate it wasn't three or four. Overall, I thought our possession was good. I thought we out-possessed them. We held onto the ball, we got some things going forward, but at the end of the day Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan were very dynamic and were a lot more dynamic than maybe our team was up front on the day. Obviously they created a lot of good chances." (How did the first goal change the halftime talk?) "It didn't change the team talk because as I said to the team at halftime, '1-0 is OK. It's not the worst thing in the world. 1-0 is OK as long as we keep it that way.' For some reason, again, we feel like, 'No, we had to make it 1-1,' or something, and early in the second half I thought we did a few things. We got close a couple of times where we were just on the verge of breaking through. Maybe the final pass wasn't of enough quality. We got exposed. It came from a cross from their right wing. The second goal came from a ball played in behind us on the right wing, as well. Obviously that's the side where they found a lot of joy." (How do you approach the second leg?) "The approach is we have to understand that we have to score three goals in 90 minutes. We don't have to score three goals in five minutes. We don't have to score three goals in 15. For sure we don't have to go hog wild in scoring goals and giving up goals, because then we just have to score more goals. It's important that we come out with a good mentality, a good work rate, a good effort on our part, but also a good plan and also the patience and the desire at the key moments." (How important will the fans be?) "We'll need them completely. We need behind us. They were behind us last year and we almost came through with it. This is the year we've got to complete the job we didn't complete last year, so we need our fans and we need their support. Certainly they helped drive us. The fans that were here tonight were fantastic and we're disappointed that we disappointed them." (Did fatigue play a part?) "I think the teams were equally fatigued to a certain extent. It's a little tougher having to travel and having the one day less in the turnaround, because it's, 'How many days ago did you play?' At the end of the day, it was the quality, I think, of their two strikers. You have to take your hat off to them. Their quality was good. Landon Donovan was good, Keane was good, and we just didn't quite have enough." (What are you most disappointed about?) "Just disappointed that we didn't keep it at 1-0. I thought we had the ability to keep it at 1-0, and we should've kept it at 1-0 and played with a better mentality at that stage, but at the end of the day, guys on the field were trying to do things. We were still possessing the ball, we were still getting good looks going forward, and we got caught on the counter. It's typical. That's the way Bruce likes to play. That's the way LA plays, they'll sit back and they'll counter attack. When you've got the speed of Landon and the speed of Keane and the creativity that they possess, they're a team that's very dangerous on the counter." (On LA's offense…) "I think the movement for sure was good for the, but I think more so than anything it was us giving the ball away at midfield, which put us under duress. Guys getting caught in advanced positions as the ball turned over, and therefore they had space to counter into. The thing is, guys like Landon and Keane and Beckham, they cheat sometimes on defense, and if you turn the ball over badly and they're in good positions on the other end, they have the quality to make you pay." (How much was Burch missed? And what was your assessment of Scott?) "Obviously Marc has played very well for us, so we were disappointed for him not to be able to play today. Him and Leo have been our two left backs for the majority of the season. Zach's played more on the right and he's played more in the middle, so for him it was a tough situation to step into, and he hadn't played that much over the last three weeks, so it was difficult for him. But certainly Marc has been playing well and we missed him." (What'd you think of the suspension?) "It is what it is. Obviously it was consistent with what happened with Colin Clark, even though there was no audio of it. I'm proud of the fact that Marc felt his obligation as human being, not necessarily as a soccer player for the Sounders, to acknowledge that he had made a mistake. If you know his family history, you know it's something that's not in his character to do. It is what it is." (On the lineup decisions…) "What we wanted to do was congest the midfield a little bit and make it a little more difficult to possess the ball. I think when you look at the stats and you look at our possession and you look at the first half, I thought we did a good job. It went exactly what I wanted to do. We were one minute away from having it go the way we wanted it to go. We didn't think Eddie was able to go 90 minutes, so we wanted to bring him off the bench in the second half when they were a little tired, and make sure that he could go 90 minutes next week, because he's making progress. It's tough with the amount of time he played in Salt Lake for that turnaround, for him, but I thought the plan was good and I thought in the first half, like I said, we were a minute away from having it go the way we wanted it to go." (On Fredy Montero's long playoff drought…) "Obviously there are streaks and goal-scorers are streaky. It's been over four years now and he hasn't found the goal in the playoffs. He's working hard. He's trying to get the ball. He's trying to get some looks, certainly, but teams focus a little bit harder in the playoffs and it's been harder for him to find space." (Is it a mental thing with him, you think?) "Hopefully not. He's pretty good that way, but I'm sure at some point you start thinking about it, yeah." (Is that why you took Fredy off?) "No, we wanted him to push as hard he could for 60-65, and then we were going to make a decision on how we were going to make changes. At the time when I was going to make the sub, which was right before their second goal, we felt that the rest of it was going all right. If we get a little fresh legs up high, we could possibly jump on some things. Eddie's more through runner than a ball-at-the feet-guy, than Fredy is, and we thought the rest of it working all right at this point and then they scored the second." (Do you take solace if how you played against RSL in the second leg?) "We also take solace in the fact that we beat LA earlier in the year 4-0 at our pace. We know we have to come out with the same sort of effort that we came out with the last time we played at home last year. We have to come out with a better result." (Do you think the first goal changed the complexion of the game?) "I think we possibly pushed a little bit when we shouldn't have pushed to try and get the goal back, because getting the goal back wasn't important. 1-0 was fine. … Obviously they've got some veteran guys. You add up the three players I mentioned, they've got more caps times 20 than my whole team does — maybe times 100. From that standpoint, they're a little more cagey. They're a little more, 'OK, this is what I need to do today.' For some reason, maybe we didn't quite recognize that, but I think the goal at the end of the half certainly changed the complexion a little bit, and it's over now." (What did you learn in the RSL series last year you can use this year?) "Obviously we didn't learn much because we did the same thing this year. We talked about it. We talked at halftime. We said, '1-0 is OK. If we walk way 1-0, we're all right.' I really tried to emphasize that at halftime. Then at the end of the day, we didn't. Now we have to come back and we have to play with same attitude and same conviction played that we played with last year in Game 2, but we've got to score more goals." (Are you getting enough out of your DPs?) "There's DPs and DPs. I'm talking not so much about their DPs, I'm talking more about the experience level. You're talking about guys who have 100 caps, each of them. You're about guys who have played in World Cups. You're talking about guys who've played in European Champions League games and things like that. There's a quality that they've been able to express onto the team. For us right now, we're still searching maybe a little bit for that. I don't think we're that far away. I don't think they're three goals better than us. I thought tonight they were good and tonight they were very good on the counter and they were very good offensively and tonight they were three goals better than, us, so my hat's off to them on that regard. But on a general basis, I don't think they're three-goals better." (Does this team need to spend more to get players like that?) "No comment." EDDIE JOHNSON, Sounders FC forward (How is the team going to come back from this?) "Everyone just has to take a look at themselves in the mirror and ask, 'Did I do enough tonight?' There are a million other teams that are out of the playoff right now that would love to be in our position, and we beat one of the best teams away at their place with hard work and commitment and dedications, and we didn't see that tonight — point blank. Myself, whoever's is out there: You have to look at yourself in the mirror. We all talk about leaving a legacy when you're done, and you want to be remembered. This is the defining moment for this organization, for this team and for us individuals, because the coach talked about it: You might get not get this opportunity again. I'm at a loss for words right now." (On how he is doing physically…) "Physically, I am doing fine. It is just one of those things were I picked up a nick the last time I was down here and played 90 minutes (Thursday), and the turnaround was too quick. They didn't want to put me out there at the start and maybe set myself back, but from a physical standpoint I felt good. Physically: I felt fine. Fitness: I felt fine." (On the approach going into the next game…) "We know it is a must-win game now. Any time we give up good chances to a team like this they are going to punish you. We should have gotten something out of the first half. That was the first time I've seen LA not play their best soccer, but good teams always find a way to get a goal. They managed to get a goal before half and goals change games. They had the momentum coming into the second half and they used it to their advantage. This team always responds well during adversity; we have responded well this season. We know it is going to be a good crowd next Sunday, we are going to have our fans behind us, and we are a good team at home. We know it's not going to be easy, going down 3-0 to the defending champions — it's tough, but it's not impossible. We played them this year at our place and managed to score four goals. But this is the playoffs, it's different. We got to go back and watch film and go over some things and come out with a better mentality next week." (On his role tonight…) "It's a team sport. You know, if I am out there, or whoever is out there, it's the playoffs — it doesn't matter who is out there. Whoever is out there has to do a job. If your jersey is called upon, it means the coach has trust in you, and believes in you. At the end of the day it takes 11 players to be successful on the field. My role was a different role this game, and I am looking forward to the game next week." JEFF PARKE, Sounders FC defender (What happened?) "We got outplayed, from front to back. A better LA Galaxy team tonight. We just didn't do enough. We didn't have answers for the, The only good thing is it's halftime. We go back to our place, but they were more creative, better runs off the ball. We didn't have answers for them tonight." (Seemed like you had early success on Robbie Keane before things changed…) "We were tight on him. We were able to put pressure on him. … It seemed like they had tons of time right at the top of the box, and they could just tear right through us. It wasn't easy. We didn't do the job tonight." (What's the most disappointing part about tonight's performance?) "We're down three now. We're in the same position we were in last year. There was a lot of joy and happiness in the locker room, but now it's head down. It's a week now that we have to prepare for the games. We have to forget about this game. Our season is on the line now. We have to do our job. We have to go back there and get three goals just to push it into extra time, but I have faith in the team and the group that we can get our (stuff) together and get things right and make it harder for them and play a full game this time instead of 45 minutes." (Did the game change after the first goal?) "Not really. No. We knew it was just a goal, and if we could keep 'em out of the back of the net in the second half, then it's fine going back to our place down one. We believe in each other and we can score a lot of goals in our place. It wasn't anything where we said we had to go out and sit a little bit more and bunker in or to go out and attack. No, there wasn't any different change, but the second half was a totally different game." (Did things get stretched in the second half?) "Yeah, it seemed like that. They just had more energy. You could see the momentum shift and we didn't have answers for it tonight. That's from all of us." (You guys up for the huge performance you're going to need?) "We've put four up on 'em before, so it's nothing we haven't done, but we definitely have to be on our team and late better than we were tonight. It's frustrating, it's disappointing, but we have to forget about it and move on." (Did you ever think about last year's RSL game when it was happening?) "No, it didn't. I didn't even think about that. Once the second one went in, then I was frustrated, but then the third one… There could've been a lot more. We didn't create enough chances and they created a lot." MICHAEL GSPURNING, Sounders FC goalkeeper (On the first goal right at the end of the half…) "All three goals were a difficult moment for us. The first one, you know, everything worked out good for us in the first half, if we go as a draw into halftime the game is different. And then they got the second one, and five minutes later the third one. That is tough to work with. We can look forward to next week. We have 90 minutes left, so we will see." (On organizing a back line against the type of players on the Galaxy…) "We did well. If the first goal doesn't happen, things would be different. It was very unlucky that we conceded the goal so quick before halftime. It changed the game, and after the second goal you get the third one five minutes later. This is unacceptable. I am sure we don't deserve this result today, but we have this result now and there is just one direction we can play now, and that is forward, so let's look forward to what's happening next week." (On heavy legs possibly playing a factor in this game…) "No, we don't want to use any excuses. Everybody was prepared for this game, 100 percent. LA had a couple of games also, so there are no excuses at this time of year." FREDY MONTERO, Sounders FC forward (On how hard it was to get a good look on goal tonight…) "We came in with a mentality to try and keep the ball and try to play high. The defender was playing behind me a little bit. I thought we were doing a really good job until they scored the first goal." (On not playing with Eddie Johnson…) "It is always good to play with him. He always tries to move forward. When I move, I leave space for him, and when he moves, he leaves space for me, so it is always good. We were doing what the coach wanted and unfortunately we couldn't hold the ball or score." (On getting back to the success against the Galaxy from the regular season…) "Well, we have memory and we need to remind ourselves that we beat them 4-0 at home and we need to take what we did good and do it again. We need to find motivation in those games. We are going to play for the final in the conference, so we need to be five percent more than we are doing right now. Every single game I try to do as much as I can, but at the end of the day soccer is played in the midfield. We need to keep moving forward. We need to find a way to have a good result next game. We are not happy with this, but at the same time we need get over this and move forward and be focused on what we need to do for the next game." (What happened tonight?) "I don't know exactly what happened out there, but we couldn't find a way to score goals. At the same time, I think they are a really good team and they scored in the opportunities they had. I think that was the difference between the teams." (How will you be able to come back?) "We have to remind what we did good the first time we played against them, and we scored four goals, and try to do the same. More energy. The motivation is going to be there. We want to continue and get to the final. If we want to get there, we need to give five percent more than always." (What was the most disappointing part?) "I think the first goal at the end of the first half. We were doing really good, holding the ball and defending good, and unfortunately that opportunity was the only one they had in the entire first half, and they scored." (How's this feeling compare to last year at RSL?) "It's kind of the same. But, like I said before, what we did doesn't matter. We need to be focused on what we're going to do more the next game at home. We need to remind ourselves we beat that team 4-0, and we need to do the same. It's something that is very difficult, but it's not impossible to do." (On coming out in the second half…) "Well, that's the coach's decision. I tried to do the best by myself in the front, hold the ball and try to get some touches. We were doing good until they scored the first goal." ALEX CASKEY, Sounders FC midfielder (What did you find out you were starting and what were your thoughts coming in?) "I found out yesterday. I just knew I had to come out and do whatever the team needed in this important first part of the series away." (What was the most disappointing part about tonight?) "Going into half 1-0 wasn't terrible. They got somewhat of a lucky goal toward the end of the half. That wasn't the most disappointing, but then we lost our shape a little bit in the second half and gave up a couple quick goals. We're just going to have to focus on that fact that series is half over and we have to redeem ourselves when we get back to Seattle." (What did Schmid say to the team afterward?) "Just that. There's no point at looking back at this point. We just have to look forward because we know what we have to do in Seattle." * * * LA GALAXY 3, SOUNDERS FC 0 (LA leads series 3-0) Scoring Summary: LA – Robbie Keane (Landon Donovan) 45+1′ LA – Mike Magee (Sean Franklin, Robbie Keane) 64′ LA – Robbie Keane 67′ Seattle Sounders FC – Michael Gspurning, Adam Johansson, Jeff Parke, Jhon Kennedy Hurtado, Zach Scott, Mario Martinez, Osvaldo Alonso, Brad Evans, Alex Caskey (Steve Zakuani 73), Christian Tiffert (Andy Rose 73), Fredy Montero (Eddie Johnson 65). Substitutes Not Used: Marcus Hahnemann, Servando Carrasco, David Estrada, Sammy Ochoa. TOTAL SHOTS: 7; SHOTS ON GOAL: 4; FOULS: 7; OFFSIDE: 2; CORNER KICKS: 3; SAVES: 3. LA Galaxy – Josh Saunders, Sean Franklin, Omar Gonzalez, Tommy Meyer, Todd Dunivant, Christian Wilhelmsson (Michael Stephens 77), Juninho (Marcelo Sarvas 46), David Beckham, Mike Magee, Landon Donovan (Jose Villarreal 84), Robbie Keane. Substitutes Not Used: Brian Perk, Andew Boyens, Jack McBean, Bryan Gaul. TOTAL SHOTS: 13; SHOTS ON GOAL: 7; FOULS: 12; OFFSIDE: 5; CORNER KICKS: 8; SAVES: 7. Misconduct Summary: SEA – Jhon Kennedy Hurtado (caution) 15′ Referee: Jair Marrufo Referee's Assistants: Frank Anderson, Corey E. Rockwell 4th Official: Sorin Stoica Attendance: 27,000 Time of Game: 1:53 Weather: Clear and 59 degrees All statistics contained in this box score are unofficial Comments


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I was supposed to go to Desert Center for a friend's birthday and would spend tommorow lounging around the pool. So I drove all the way to Beaumont and my car is making a screeching noise when driving in heavy traffic. The traffic was real bad around Beaumont and so I really heard the screeching noise.
It turns that a cover from my one cars axles broke. I talked it over with my father and it turns out the problem could result in severe damage for bearings. So I had drive home and so I have to rent a car tommorow and wait until Tuesday until the car is fixed.
People from local AA meetings are holding two sober events this weekend. It was not my intent to attend the subject events because I do not need constantly surround myself around sober people. However, I am grateful that the subject events does provide an alternative to just sitting home and being bored.
I heard the picnic they throw on Monday is supposed to be fun and it looks like that I am going to attend. It seems that I do not hang out with "normal" society often and all my time is spent with Burners or recovered alcoholics. That makes my strange bedfellows but that is just a part of life that I have to accept.
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On February 21, at Christ Church Cathedral, Daniel Tutt will give a public address on Breaking the Cycle: Faith Communities and the Transformation of Bigotry. He will be specifically speaking about how a community like Nashville can best attack and break the cycle of bigotry in order to transform our culture into one that truly accepts and celebrates the differences among us. People who know Daniel, describe him as bright, engaging, and humorous!
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Google Optimize is a new Google site testing platform. It allows you to quickly and easily check the page design as well as to change the content. Besides that, it will monitor the performance of the test and will tell you which version is the best. This is a great free platform for customers.
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To configure Google Optimize on Magento 2, follow 3 steps:
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2004 Lowell U-14 Tournament
NCGSL's Enfield U-14 team,
coached by Kevin Collins and Al Angeloni, traveled the weekend of August 21st-22nd to participate in the Lowell (Mass.) U-14 Tournament. Rain on Saturday cancelled the seeding rounds and single elimination play was started on Sunday morning.
Game 1
Enfield 12, Lynnfield,MA 1.
Leehna Ware went 3 for 3 with 6 RBIs to lead the Enfield offense. Kim Collins pitched a no-hitter, fanning 14 batters in 5 innings. Nicole Delano doubled in an Enfield run.
Game 2
Enfield 6, Wareham,MA 3.
Leehna Ware, Cara Angeloni and Shawna Lothian were the big producers on offense for Enfield. Nicole Delano and Chelsea Aiken combined on a double play to end a Wareham threat.
Championship Game
Enfield 4, Dighton(MA) Storm 3.
Courtney Cannella hit a 2-run single and Shawna Lothian an RBI-single in Enfield's 3-run 5th inning. Kim Collins fielded a bunt and Kelly Collins made the catch at first to get the first out in the bottom of the 5th inning. Catcher Shawna Lothian threw out a runner at second base with Nicole Delano making the tag to end the inning. In the bottom of the 6th, Britni Siana caught a line drive at shortstop with a leaping catch and Cara Angeloni stopped a run from scoring with a diving catch to keep the ball in the infield. With the score 4-2 in the bottom of the 7th inning, catcher Chelsea Aiken threw a runner out at second and fielded a pop-up bunt to end a threat to tie the game. Leehna Ware fielded a pop-fly at first base to end the game and give Enfield the tournament championship.
Our Enfield U-14 team took home the 1st Place trophies in the 2004 Lowell tournament.
Sitting: Lindsey DeFord and Britni Siana.
Front Row: Chelsea Aiken, Dora Butler, Kelly Collins,
Courtney Cannella, Cara Angeloni and Shawna Lothian.
Back Row: Asst.Coach Al Angeloni, Sara Aiudi, Amanda Meunier,
Megan Chipman, Kim Collins, Natalie Kyparadis, Mindy Kobosh,
Nicole Delano, Leehna Ware and Coach Kevin Collins.
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Ski Trip to Austria - February 2017
Catch up with the latest news from the Ski Trip to Austria
Update 17th February
Thursday - Ski Safari, the Ziller Valley is a huge ski area allowing us to travel to different ski slopes miles away without needing a coach; today the advanced and intermediates did just this and skied across to Kaltenbach which has some fantastic views and new slopes and challenges to explore. The beginner two groups went higher again reaching the top of the mountain and the lower beginners tackling red slopes for the first time. Pizza evening in the valley was fun with excellent food and some well deserved downtime. Looking forward to the last days skiing but disappointed that it has flown by so quickly!
Update 16th February
The good weather continued as did the skiing successes. The beginners continue to go higher and higher up the mountain, attempting more challenging slopes - and loving it by the sounds of their laughter and screams that can be heard all over the valley. The intermediate and advanced moved to a different side of the mountains in preparation for a ski tour which will take us across several mountains to another resort. Bowling and an impromptu HGSS talent competition kept us all laughing for most of the evening.
Update 15th February
Tuesday - again some excellent conditions. Advanced and intermediate groups really progressing well up the mountain and completing some challenging routes. Both beginner groups are developing fast under the ski schools' tuition and moving higher up the mountain on the blue runs directly in front of the hotel. Bowling for half of the group was competitive and highly entertaining. Much fun had by all throughout the day!
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Blackberries. Raspberries. Boysenberries. Marion berries. These are just a few of the hundreds — if not thousands — of flowering, fruiting plants more commonly known as brambles.
As a whole, the berries that grow on brambles are probably the most well-known wild food. They can be eaten fresh, or easily turned into syrup, used as pie filling, or prepared a number of other different ways.
Brambles are extremely common. The plants are usually found on the edges of meadows and fields, but can grow almost anywhere, including woodlands, hedgerows, gardens, and even landfills.
Brambles are easy to identify. The most obviously clue are the berries themselves, which turn from green to juicy red, purple, or black. Technically in the rose family, brambles have thick, woody stems with prickles or thorns. The leaves have jagged edges.
The berries are easy to harvest. If you plan on collecting a huge batch, wear gloves and use pinking shears. Having both hands free for picking might help, too, so consider attaching a container to your belt.
The berries are flavorful and nutritious. This feel-good food is not only an antioxidant, but it's an excellent source of vitamin C, maganese, and potassium.
This plant isn't just for humans. Many species of birds love to eat the berries and they also often find protection for their nests in the dense bushes — which is why a range of other small animals also find their homes in brambles.
Recipes using brambles: Although these recipes call for specific berries, most fruits that come from brambles can be substituted for one another.
- Blackberry Jam and a Breakfast Cake (meat free)
- Blackberry Bramble Cocktail (dairy free, gluten free, meat free)
- Brambleberry Shortbread Tart with Marscapone (meat free)
- Gluten-free Boysenberry Peach Pie (gluten free, meat free)
- Homemade Boysenberry Sorbet with Verbena (dairy free, gluten free, meat free)
- Raspberry Infused Vodka (dairy free, gluten free, meat free)
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SG/OFI/SEVAI, Project in Trichy works for Sustainable Livelihoods, enhancing women's well-being through knowledge, innovation and transformation actions. Most people living in the rural areas draw their livelihood from agriculture and allied sectors. Accordingly, the strategy of the SG/OFI/SEVAI, Project has been to improve the economic and social conditions of the underprivileged sections of the rural population with emphasis on agricultural production to promote productive employment opportunities, by integrating traditional production infrastructure, skills and locally available raw material. Recognizing that
development of village economy depends critically on the effective exploitation
of the productive potential of the rural sector and development of rural
enterprises, the SG/OFI/SEVAI, Project with the objectives of facilitating
coordinated and effective implementation of programmes, projects, schemes,
etc., for improving supply chain management, enhancing skills, upgrading technology,
expanding markets and capacity building of the entrepreneurs and their
groups/collectives. Agriculture is dealt with as an Enterprise for small
holders farmers. Agriculture constitutes 70 to 90 percent of the livelihoods
portfolio of the average poor rural household SEVAI Target villages. Declining
productivity, incomes and overall viability of agriculture, for small-holder
farming systems particularly, is a big barrier towards achieving poverty
reduction, food security, and economic empowerment of women. SEVAI is
revitalizing Agriculture Extension System, especially in Target village areas
where reach of agriculture services and extension is extremely poor. SEVAI's
services were found necessary to develop a viable method for improving status
of production, productivity and input efficiency in most backward community
areas, which will greatly enhance food security and incomes of the marginalized
group of farmers in these areas. The farmers are looking for time bound tailor
made agriculture information and linkage services. This innovation model will
address these causes by establishing a progressive farmer led agriculture
extension system which is modularized and linked with the Agriculture
Enterprise Facilitation Centre (run by SHG groups and SEVAI).The SEVAI project aims to
provide sustainable livelihoods for most backward families through agriculture based integrated
farming systems development, promote sustainable participatory livelihood
programmes which aim at economic upliftment through sustainable agriculture,
social empowerment, improvement in quality of life including health and women
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sensitization programmes etc for the benefit of communities is undergoing. The
program also aims to support activities related to development of market,
processing and marketing of products manufactured by / communities. The main
plants identified with participatory approaches are mango, lemon and guava with
improved agriculture through vegetable cultivation and improve technology
transfer in agriculture with help of entitlements realizations. The main
component of program is to promote horticulture development, improved
agriculture, water resource developments, soil and water conservation,
empowerment of de-notified tribal women. Women Self Help Groups has emerged as a
major tool to reduce poverty as it helped in the creation and
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We're living in a world that is full of tragic stories and shock and horror news reports.
If we're not careful, we can easily get trapped in fear, anger and resentment and lose our peace – even if our own life is OK. If we're not conscious, we can blindly get lured by the intensity of stories crafted from chaos, pain, and suffering.
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The internet is perhaps the best place to find out about schools which offer programs in diagnostic medical sonography. Most of the reputed schools would have their own website. You can also go through online directories from where you can locate a diagnostic medical school near you. Studying in a diagnostic medical sonography school prepares you to work in various places including, clinics, hospitals and private laboratories. Sonographers are considered an integral part of the entire health care system these days.
A course in a diagnostic medical sonography school would equip you with all the necessary skills that form part of a sonographer's job. Typically a sonographer's job involves using specialized equipment that helps in medical diagnosis. This apart a sonographer also performs a role whereby he /she also double up as a public relations person. This is the reason why one should look out for a broad based curriculum while joining a diagnostic medical sonography school. Development of interpersonal skills is an integral part of the syllabus of reputed schools.
Generally speaking a program in sonography would consist of classroom sessions and laboratory sessions. A certificate is awarded upon successful completion of the education program. Sonographers as such are much sought after professionals these days. The reasons are not hard to find by. Health care by itself is a rapidly expanding industry and needs new professionals each day. A certified sonographer helps reduce the workload of physicians. Since someone has done a program from a reputed diagnostic medical sonography school, their stock in the employment market also goes up where certification counts.
Once you complete a sonography training program you are then eligible for certification. For certification one needs to get through exams conducted by certain reputed bodies. Generally speaking one can become a sonographer by enrolling in a diagnostic medical sonography school which are usually a part of many community colleges or trade schools The training would also typically involve a clinical rotation in a hospital. The practical sessions could also be conducted in certain other settings too. A diagnostic medical sonography school should be able to provide you with ample opportunities to learn in real life situations.
After completion of a sonography program students are then certified upon examination by a number of agencies. Even before you join a diagnostic medical sonography school you should also thoroughly analyze your personality important since certain traits are needed for any health care professional including, honesty, dependability, communication skills and integrity. You should also have good problem solving skills. An eye for even the minutest detail is also necessary since your job would involve dealing with sophisticated machinery. Just like the case of any other job being organized and efficient is another trait that employers look forward to in a sonographers. Even though you can locate a good diagnostic medical sonography school online, it is always preferable that you visit them in person. During your initial search phase for a diagnostic medical sonography school, you should get in touch with several institutions. This way you can always compare the various facilities on offer apart from other aspects such as the fee. Gradually you can narrow down your choice to a few and then try visiting them in person. Interaction with students and staff in a diagnostic medical sonography school would also help you in gauging the standards of the particular school.
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The Player (The Player #1) by K. Bromberg
Easton Wylder is baseball royalty. The game is his life. His passion. His everything.
So, when an injury threatens to end Easton's season early, the team calls in the renowned physical therapist, Doc Dalton, to oversee his recovery. Except it's not Doc who greets Easton for his first session, but rather his daughter, Scout. She may be feisty, athletic, defiant, and gorgeous, but Easton is left questioning whether she has what it takes to help him.
Scout Dalton's out to prove a female can handle the pressure of running the physical therapy regimen of an MLB club. And that proof comes in the form of getting phenom Easton Wylder back on the field. But getting him healthy means being hands-on.
And with a man as irresistible as Easton, being hands-on can only lead to one thing, trouble. Because the more she touches him, the more she wants him, and she can't want him. Not when it's her job to side in the club's best interest if he's ready to play.
But when sparks fly and fine lines are crossed, can they withstand the heat or is one of them bound to get burned?
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I can't even be mad that this is a cliffhanger.
This book had so much mystery in it that it kept you glued from beginning to end. I have so many questions… so many theories… There is a lot of fucking hiding by everyone involved here and I need to know what's going on!
Of the two, Scout and Easton, Easton was my favorite. The pranks he plays on his best friends on the team, the way he takes care of his mother and the way he still interacts with his father, even though I think his dad is a total dick-bag, shows his depth of character. His father definitely has an agenda and he is so damn slimy he makes my skin crawl every time he shows up to give Easton his shitty advice. I hate that Easton is still, as an adult man, trying to prove something to this ass-hat.
Scout was okay. There isn't anything that I can point to that says I don't like her because… She just doesn't seem to have much of a backbone. She's trying to make her fathers last wishes come true and she doesn't have any family left other than him, which makes this is important to her, but I think there were a lot of things she could have done differently. She makes some monumentally bad decisions.
The intrigue in The Player is thick. I know there is so much more happening behind the scenes that will all be revealed in The Catch coming in June and I cannot wait to see if my theories are correct or if Bromberg is going to surprise me. Don't worry about a cliff-hanger. This story will stick with you and give you lots to think about until then.


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Fashion Week 2018
The Excitement of Fashion Week 2018
It's one of the most exciting weeks of the year for the fashion community,
fashion week 2018
. Everyone who is anyone in the fashion world goes to the shows, follows the top trends, and is mesmerized by the crazy amounts of beautiful people and clothing all in one place – even the Queen was spotted at London Fashion Week this year! Although it is only February, these shows sure do get people excited for Fall 2018 fashion. In case you weren't following along, below are some of the top trends seen on and off the runways at fashion week 2018.
Emerging Trends for Fall
As the Fall 2018 collections hit the runways around the world, we have seen several emerging trends across designers that are sure to be a hit, come next season. As is often the case in fashion, a lot of these new trends are actually reboots of trends from the past,
fashion week 2018
saw some obvious inspiration from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.
New York Fashion Week Trends
A couple trends were spotted across collections at NYFW, one being the skirt suit. This combination of an oversized suit jacket and midi skirt was seen at several shows including Jason Wu and Calvin Klein. Although it is reminiscent of the past, this updated look is chic and better than ever. The 1980s revival continued with bright colors, more specifically a bright hue of magenta. This striking color was seen across a long list of collections including Alexander Wang, Oscar de la Renta, Prabal Gurung and more.
Sticking with the bright color trend – both colorful tights and bright animal prints are making a comeback next season.
London Fashion Week Trends
Similar to New York Fashion Week, a number of the London Fashion Week trends were bright, bold, and flashy. Burberry took the lead in bright colored pieces, with its new rainbow check in support of three LGBT charities. The runway was also bedazzled with sequins in several different collections – full sequined outfits shined in more ways than one. Like NYFW, women's suits were prevalent in London, however these suits took a different turn compared to the skirt suit seen in New York. We saw a resurgence of corduroy in a dressy skirt at Erdem, then Simone Rocha went full-on girly with bows, ruffles and ribbons sewn on trouser suits.
Milan Fashion Week Trends
Not unlike New York Fashion Week or London Fashion Week, several trends we saw at Milan Fashion Week were reminiscent of past decades. Versace lead the pack for the 80s trends, with everything from power trench coats to mismatched sweat suits. Another big trend across the runway was the use of color tones from the 70s, think mustard yellow, tan, tangerine and all versions of brown hues. Continuing from NYFW and LFW - becoming one of the bigger trends seen across
fashion week 2018
- security blankets remained a dominant trend in Milan as well.
Paris fashion week is up next! Are you able to spot the trends across those runways?
Street style at Fashion Week
Due to the cold temps, we typically see a lot of standout coats and jackets on the streets during fall fashion week. Whether they are from well-known designers or just fabulous outer garments – bold coats continue to be the prominent trend off the runway.
People also love to play with colors in their street style. We have seen both full monochrome looks as well as bright mixed prints and colors. After all, this is the time of year to go beyond your everyday look and stand out in your style on the streets – it's fashion week!
We can all take some pointers from the trends we have seen on the streets as well as the runways during
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Job Title: Health Manager - Kyaka
Organization: International Rescue Committee (IRC)
Duty Station: Uganda
Reports to: Field Coordinator
About US:
The International Rescue Committee helps people whose lives and livelihoods are shattered by conflict and disaster to survive, recover, and gain control of their future. It was created by Albert Einstein more than 80 years and has been working in Uganda since 1998. It has particularly working in the conflict zones where tens of thousands of people have been kills and over 1.6 million displaced. Following a peace agreement in 2006, Ugandans are returning home and looking to rebuild their lives. The IRC is there to protect women and children from violence and exploitation by fostering a safe environment and encouraging education, and is supporting farmers and small businesses, and helping communities promote peace and long-term development.
Job Summary: The Health Manager will be responsible to provide oversight to quality Reproductive health services, medicine and supplies, EPI and facility WASH services in the IRC Supported health facilities, health posts and catchment population. He/she will be expected to work Within the primary healthcare facilities and community in the catchment population and collaborate with the integrated community health program to implement project activities. Responsibilities may include supervision of health staffs and developing project review meetings and coordinating with the appropriate stakeholders. The Health Manager will monitor drug consumption, rationale drug use at health facilities and progress and keep track of activities. Keep records of all reproductive health services, medicine and medical supplies, infection prevention and control. She/he will spend approximately 50% of his/her time in the field both at the health facility, health posts and in the community.
Key Duties and Responsibilities:
- Coordinate the organization and delivery of quality RH, EPI and or IPC services at IRC supported
- Health facilities, health posts and outreaches.
- Ensure project compliance with Ministry of Health Guidelines and protocols during delivery of health services
- Provide technical supervision and guidance of IRC's RH, EPI, pharmaceuticals and IPC program
- Monitor the standard of healthcare in the camp-based health posts including safe motherhood,
- EPI, family planning, adolescent sexual reproductive health, nutrition, HIV prevention care and treatment services.
- Provide regular feedback to staffs on appropriateness of diagnosis and management.
- Oversee the management of drugs and medical supplies including selection, procurement, and distribution and ensure continuous availability appropriate medicines and supplies.
- Identify gaps or deficiencies in RH, EPI, IPC activities and develop interventions to address these gaps in consultation with the Field Coordinator and Health Coordinator.
- Identify and mentor key staffs on coordination of RH, EPI, IPC activities at the IRC supported health facilities, health posts and outreaches in the settlement
- Ensure consistent and timely collection, utilization and reporting of RH, EPI, IPC and drug
- Consumption reports
Human Resources.
- Participate in the recruitment, selection, orientation and supervision of IRC health staff in Lamwo as needed
- Identify training needs of health staff and develop formal/informal training interventions or identify appropriate external training that will enhance management, and reporting skills.
- Conduct semi-annual performance evaluation of direct supervisees
- Represent the health program and maintain effective relationships with District Health authorities, health centers and referral hospital authorities, Health Unit Management Committee, OPM, UNHCR, refugee leaders and other NGOs.
- Liaise closely with other IRC program sectors to ensure coordination and integration of programs
Communication and Reporting
- Assist in the preparation of monthly health management information system reports according to UNHCR, IRC and MOH formats.
- Review reports for accuracy and consistency prior to submission.
- Provide regular feedback to the Field Coordinator and Health Coordinator on project implementation through timely and complete biweekly situational and monthly reports.
- Assist in writing donor reports.
- Assist in the preparation of donor proposals for health related components of the refugee program and other health-related projects within the district.
- Conduct monthly quality assessment of service delivery and project review meetings
- Manage the health-related component of the project budgets including responsibility for ensuring expenses are appropriate and incurred according to schedule.
- Prepare monthly cash forecast estimates for health activities implementation
Qualifications, Skills and Experience:
- The applicant for the International Rescue Committee (IRC) Health Manager – Kyaka job must be a · Medical Doctor (postgraduate qualification in public health or similar will be an added advantage)
- At least 4 years working experience delivering health services within multi-sectoral programs
- At least one year working in a comprehensive primary health care program with refugees or conflict affected populations preferred.
- Experience and knowledge of the running of the district health system, delivering services within framework of INGO and Ugandan health sector strategic plan and policy.
- Experience in supervising staff, preferably in international organizational setting.
- Excellent oral and written communication skills.
- Excellent analytic and problem solving skills
- Experience in assessments, report writing and proposal development
- Diplomacy, tactic and representation competencies
- Computer skills in MS word, MS Excel, and MS Power Point.
How to Apply:
All suitably qualified and interested candidates should send updated CVs, cover letters and filled application form, download here, clearly indicating "HEALTH MANAGER - KYAKA" as the subject to: email@example.com (The Human Resource and Administration department, International Rescue Committee)
Deadline: 13th February 2019
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Weekenders: Erin Barbour Scala
Like many C-villians, our P+K crew pines for weekends. When we wisely choose to spend one living life in lieu of life maintenance chores (and manage to get out of working), we open ourselves up to the ridiculously wide range of options this gem of a town and region offer. It's overwhelming AF. With this embarrassing wealth of opportunity comes a first-world challenge—tread the path you know or branch out to new adventures? To expand our horizons on the latter, we decided to tap the community of dynamic industry pros in Charlottesville for their picture of the ideal weekend and make a series out of it.
Welcome to Weekenders, which will aim to answer the question:
If you had one perfect weekend to spend in Cville, what would you do?
Erin Barbour Scala manages the wine lists at both Fleurie and Petit Pois restaurants. Fleurie's has received national acclaim and awards for its wine program, while Petit Pois hosts winemaker dinners every couple months that feature unique, otherwise unattainable wines from as far away as the coasts of Australia. Chosen as a "40 under 40" by Wine Enthusiast in 2014, Erin is also a contributor to every wine geek's favorite podcast, "Levy Dalton's I'll Drink To That," and regularly pens articles for C-Ville Weekly and Knife & Fork. Rumored to be a talented drummer who is now dabbling in pro-am video creation, last but not least, Erin is also currently hard at work trying to get her 18-month-old, Valentina, to eat peas. In full disclosure - in case it's not already clear - we are Erin's biggest fan girls.
So, without further ado, here is Erin's ideal weekend, in her own words, for how she'd spend time in Cville if she weren't helping guests pick the perfect bottle to go with their steak frites or scallop gateau.
The weekend would start early with a long, leisurely lunch at Bizou. I'd be outside ordering from their Champagne list—it's the best!—and eating their fried chicken lunch. Afterwards, I'd make a quick run to Staples, and not for any reason other than Gearharts is right next door. I'd get an eight-pack of their chocolates (the Maya truffle is my favorite), pop four right away, and then save the other four to slowly eat over the rest of the weekend. After all that, I'd need a pick-me-up so I'd have to go to Milli Coffee Roasters for some coffee.
I've always wanted to go up to Carter's Mountain to take in one of those amazing Charlottesville sunsets. So I'd grab Valentina and head up there to enjoy some cider and blue grass while taking in the view.
I'd head home, get the baby to bed, and watch Netflix. When Joe gets home, we'd enjoy a late-night glass of Savenniéres on the porch watching a meteor shower.
Of course—and this is my fantasy—I'd get eight hours of uninterrupted sleep and wake up to a family breakfast on Saturday morning. And while we're talking fantasy, Valentina is magically potty trained, too. I'd make egg-in-the-hole for her and then we'd head to the Charlottesville City Market. First stop would be coffee at the Shenandoah Joe's stand, and then we'd head to the Radical Roots stand for heirloom tomatoes. They have the best tomatoes and I'm always in search of all the ingredients for the most awesome grilled cheese sandwich. If Radical Roots has any of their big black "Carbon" heirloom variety, I'm grabbing those because their stock goes fast! Then it's some natural bread with pumpkin seeds and some good melting cheese from Caromont Farm's stand. Now all I need is some olive oil, and salt and pepper (and a toaster oven) to make the most incredible grilled cheese and tomato sandwich. In fact, even though this is my ideal/fantasy, in reality I do get to make this more frequently than not. Then Valentina and I would spend some time people and dog-watching on the Downtown Mall. While we're there, we'd head to Splendora's for gelato. Valentina would get a bambino cones and I'd get one of their citrus flavors—grapefruit is my favorite. I'd need another pick-me-up, so it'd be time for an Americano at Mudhouse.
In an ideal setting, Joe would also be off and we'd have a babysitter. We'd either be able to see some sort of show—something very cultured like ballet or opera—or go have dinner someplace far, far away from anywhere I work. Perhaps we'd spend the night in Marshall and go to Field & Main for dinner. Neal Wavra has a very cool Virginia by-the-glass list and I'd start with a Viognier. For dinner we'd have a bottle of Lapierre Cru Beaujolais.
I'd really love to visit the Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C., if we had time so I could get astronaut ice cream to bring back to Valentina. We'd meander our way back to Charlottesville, stopping at a winery for lunch on our way back. Early Mountain would be on the way, ha!
Of course I'd need to catch another sunset. Anywhere I am, I'm always obsessed with the best place to catch the sunset in that locale. I love sunsets on the Mall—when it's slightly cloudy and the sun is just right, the Paramount starts to glow and all the bricks reflect the light beautifully. Most nights, I can see the sunset through the windows at Fleurie or Petit Pois and it's a moment of calm just before dinner service gets into full swing. On this Sunday though, the ideal would be to have time to take a short hike to some high place to really take in the sunset. And—of course!—the ideal would be to find some morels along the way.
That evening, we'd make the best dinner at home: something involving Polyface pork sausages, wild rice and local veggies to go with the morels we foraged. Dinner would be paired with a nice Burgundy or a cab franc from the Loire Valley. Surprisingly, when it comes to drinking, I'm a lightweight. But if I had it in me, we'd either have a pre-dinner cocktail or nightcap. Lately we've been experimenting with our takes on the Dark & Stormy. Currently our favorite iteration involves some housemade Orgeat and El Dorado rum.
And then sleep. Glorious sleep.


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In recent months, I had the pleasure of visiting an indoor farmer's market. This was before the weather warmed up, when snow boots, gloves and hats were required just to step outside. As the winter lingered on, I found myself in grave need of a trip to the market. I am grateful that we have a local indoor farmer's market in my town that promotes local artisans, farmers, co-ops and crafters. While at the market, I was fortunate enough to come across a local artisan whose product was not so local, but unique enough to catch my intrigue.
After conversing with Leslie, one of the Canadian retailers for The Village Press, I felt compelled to at least give her product a quick sampling..after all, there was bread and olive oil involved so how could I go wrong? She offered a variety of olive oils, some were flavour infused, lime, chili and other typical flavorings. A few were just simple olive oils, pressed from various types of olives. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary, as most people who enjoy a good antipasto on a Sunday afternoon, this was nothing unusual for me to see.
I finally sampled this beautifully bottled oil (Barnea)with an expectation that is typical; simple and fresh.
This was clearly different. The colour rich in hue, almost as if it was melted butter, flavours were distinctive: smooth,creamy and yet still light, with a fresh finish. All in an olive oil! I could have tasted this without the bread…and that's a revelation given how much I enjoy fresh bread. I have to confess, I was pleasantly surprised at the quality of the product. I quietly asked Leslie how she brings in the product from Italy. Much to my surprise, she told me that the Village Press olive oil is from New Zealand! My first thought was lamb! I had no idea that olives were grown in New Zealand and they could produce a fine quality product such as olive oil. The region that produces olives for the Village Press is Hawke's Bay on the East Coast of the North Island of New Zealand. It is a beautiful region of famous vineyards, fruit-filled orchards and rich agricultural land. Its mild Mediterranean climate and productive soils make it a food and wine lovers' paradise with the latest taste sensations coming from the regions flourishing olive groves. It all started to make sense. Where you can grow good grapes, you can grow good olives.
Leslie proudly provided me with some samples to take home and try a few others and I was happy to oblige as my family has pretty discerning taste buds and I would be told if this was not up to their "standards." I decided that if we were going to try these, we should do a proper tasting – a real olive oil tasting. For many of you who are not aware, olive oil tastings are gaining popularity, especially in regions that are famous for wines who now offer olive oil. Even regions like Napa have joined extended their "olive branches."
One Sunday afternoon, I decided it was time to break out the olive oil, the bread, some good cheese, and a bit of Italian proscuito (after all something in this tasting should come from Italy). We started sampling.
First, the Barnea and we unanimously agreed. This was better than butter. Rich, creamy and yet light with a fresh finish. Next, Frantoio which has a lot more intensity and a bite in its end notes. If I had to compare to a wine, I would almost compare its depth to a strong Cabernet. Finally, a lime infused oil. The combination was incredible. The freshness of citrus without the bitterness, the mild taste of olive oil combined into one beautiful creation. This was not what you would find at Williams Sonoma- it was far better.
Since our "olive oil tasting," I have enjoyed trying these products on salads (particularly the lime infused oil), grilled steak and of course, my tried and true favorite- fresh bread with a few heirloom tomatoes. It's like reaching heaven through a plate!
The Village Press offers a wide array of products including oils including over half a dozen types of olive oils, avocado oil, truffle oil along with oil infusions such as orange and chili, lemon and fennel and many more. There is no shortage of accompanying products such as tapenades, pestos and even vinegars. You can visit their site to see the full array of product offerings.
We don't often "rate" products here at WAFT. Our mission is to showcase great artisans, both local and global, to share their experiences in building their craft, the care used in producing food for today using what is sometimes methods of yesterday, and hopefully peaking your curiosity to try their products. All of this while knowing that you are supporting true artists whose art includes food.
If I had to "rate" this product though, I would give it an A+. It's not only beautifully made, it tastes as beautiful as it looks. Since our "olive oil tasting," we have enjoyed trying these products on salads (particularly the lime infused oil), grilled steak and of course, my tried and true favorite- fresh bread with a few heirloom tomatoes. It's like reaching heaven through a plate!
For more information on The Village Press, please visit; www.thewanderinglocavore.ca where you can order online, or reach
The Wandering Locavore at: email@example.com.
And yes, they can ship product to you!
The Village Press
Producers of Fine New Zealand Extra Virgin Olive Oil
PO Box 8012, Havelock North, New Zealand
Email: email@example.com
Twitter: @wanderinglocavore
Photo Credits
Photo 1 & 2: The villagepress.co.nz
Photo 3: Vinnie Recile


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In a quiet manor apartment in Oxfordshire, an unwell housekeeper by way of the identify of Aerlene Ward feels that she needs to now confess the nice mystery that has formed her lifestyles: she is the illegitimate daughter of William Shakespeare, England's most famed playwright.
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Welcome to April's issue of Ashford Voice!
Even if spring hasn't quite sprung, here's hoping that this month's edition can bring a few rays of sunshine to your day with the latest news, features and information from the beautiful borough.
In this month's issue, we've got the lowdown on how Jazzy Jeff, the legendary hip-hop artist known for his appearances along Will Smith in the Fresh Prince of Belair, is headlining this year's Create Music Festival on Saturday 21st July. There's also an eclectic, fresh mix of great local talent performing across the festival's four stages, so make sure it's a date you save in your diary!
As you may have already noticed, work has officially started for the £90 million expansion of the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet, which you can find out more about in this issue, as well as all the details about an exciting international WW1 photography exhibition that's making its way to the town this summer.
Do you know someone who deserves to be praised for their exceptional community service or great work within the borough? Well, we have details about how you can nominate a special individual for an Ashford Civic Award; a prestigious award ceremony will take place in July to honour those who have contributed outstanding community service within the borough.
There's also news about two new play areas being created in Ashford, our eggs-ellent town centre Easter event, and the refurbishments to St Mary's Churchyard undertaken by the council.
Make sure you check out the What's On page for a list of upcoming local events too.
In other news, April's issue of Ashford Voice will be the last in its current branding and format. Exciting news is to follow in the coming weeks, but be assured you will be kept up to date with all the latest borough news!


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Annual August closure dates
Please note the studio will be closed from Monday 26th August - Sunday 1st September (inclusive). Re-opening on Monday 2nd September with our new and improved timetable.
Santosha Studio is a place of sanctuary, especially designed for teaching yoga and pilates. An inviting and nurturing space, the environment is one of empowerment where everyone, regardless of age, experience or ability is made to feel welcome.
The Studio, which is open six days a week, has a packed schedule of daily yoga drop in classes and a whole range of courses at different times of the day; Yoga for Beginners, Yoga for Teens, Yoga for Children, Yoga for Pre-Pregnancy, Yoga for Post-Pregnancy, Pilates for Beginners and for Intermediate Practitioners. It also houses a fully equipped Pilates Studio offering 1:1, 2:1 and 3:1 sessions.
In addition the studio hosts a wide selection of workshops ranging from Mindfulness to Gong Baths and regular KMI Structural Integration sessions.
As an accredited Yoga Alliance Professionals Studio and Training School, we also offer 200hr Teacher Training programmes with our YAP and YAP Org registered Senior Teacher Chie Sibbring.
We also or teach the Centre for Spatial Medicine's Neuromyofascia Pilates Teacher Training Programme.
We are stockists of Real Life Clothing and Pukka Tea and sell pilates and yoga equipment.
All the teachers are fully trained and are dedicated and passionate about their work.
We look forward to seeing you soon!
Current Events
Sunday De Stress
with Jo Kitts
8th September
10 - 12pm
Gong Sound
with Tone Brazier
14th September
4 - 5pm
Sunday Yin Yoga
with Martina Elter
22nd September
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RE/MAX Metro RealtyExtremely unprofessional, rude and offensive
This agency brought a seller to us and refused to follow our instructions, which caused us and them to lose the buyer. Sandy Walsh was extremely unprofessional, rude and offensive to all parties involved. She bullied and threatened our agents and brokers. They gave false information as to when they were going to be in the house and we had to constantly juggle things because of their refusal to be truthful and transparent with us.
Do they honestly think sellers don't want to sell their house? We are the ones trying to get it sold, we are highly motivated and are trying to be more than cooperative and they just continued to hold us hostage to their demanding bullying tactics. Then when they gave us a response that contractually we have 3 days to respond to they harrassed and even threatened our agents and brokers starting only 1 hour after their sending it out and kept up for the rest of the day.
Then when they did not like our response it started all over again, it was such a nightmare that we will never work with this agency again on any of our multiple properties. Buyers and Sellers beware!!!