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PACCAR Technical Center and Tulips Tour
Open only 1 day a year to the public, you're invited to visit the PACCAR Technical Center. Fun awaits, and you'll have a few hours to explore on your own inside this secured-access truck testing facility. Climb inside Kenworth trucks, see how they test windshield resistance, and see automated door slamming equipment as they run tests. Fun and lots to see and do! Hot dogs and other quick foods available for lunch, or bring your own.
You'll also be right in the middle of the Tulip Fesival in Skagit Valley. Here you'll visit both major tulip flower bulb producers, Tulip Town and Roozengaarde. The largest bulb growing area in the Unites States, it is beautiful when the flowers bloom. With early, mid, and late blooming bulbs (all within a few weeks) you are sure to see flowers in bloom (but Mother Nature decides).
Date: April 8, 2017
Price: $89 per person plus tax
You receive a comfortable ride via coach, you'll have an on-board tour guide. Snacks and bottled water included. Box lunch from Ingallina's available for advance purchase for $20, or purchase food at either of the tulip farms or at the PACCAR Technical Center.
Another super bonus is that you get dropped AT THE FRONT DOOR of both tulip farms, and GET RIGHT IN. No waiting in lines, no parking and walking issues. Fast, easy, convenient!
This PACCAR Technical Center and Tulips Tour begins in the Seattle area with 3 convenient pick up locations: Star Lake Park and Ride, downtown Seattle Grand Hyatt, and Northgate Park and Ride.
Visit http://cherylsnorthwesttours.com/seasonal-tours.php and scroll down to the Tulips and Trucks Tour to book your tour today!
Christmas Leavenworth Lighting
It's time again for planning your Christmas getaway, and the Christmas Leavenworth Lighting tour is a great way to get in the holiday spirit!
On December, 11, 2016, Cheryl's Northwest Tours LLC is providng a deluxe, premium tour to Leavenworth, WA, to visit the world-class holiday event -Christmas Lighting Festival.
Departing at 8:00am from Northgate, 8:30am from Seattle Sheraton, and 9:10am from the Star Lake Park and Ride (I-5 @ S 272nd St), this tour is a full day of fun and festivities.
Our tour, Christmas Leavenworth Lighting, includes a deluxe motor coach with a tour director to share the what-to-do information before arrival in Leavenworth. On the way over, enjoy holiday music, Christmas trivia, sing-along (3-4 songs) a free raffle drawing, and breakfast items to munch on.
You'll have 5 hours in Leavenworth to shop, play, and eat, with Holiday cheer and festivities all around you. Maybe even sledding for the kids if weather permits! Bring your sled if you have one, or buy one there and bring home with you. At 4:30 the final parade begins, with the whole town ablaze by 5:00 in brilliant lights and colors throughout the village.
The trip home is relaxing after all the excitement, with a holiday movie for your enjoyment and an evening snack as we bring you safely back to your starting location.
Visit our website to reserve your seat! Seating limited, so don't hesitate! www.cherylsnwtours.com/ and scroll down to the Christmas Leavenworth Lighting tour. For a 10% discount, contact firstname.lastname@example.com and mention you read the blog!
We offer private and group tours all year, so check our website for fun tours anytime! http://www.cherylsnorthwesttours.com.
Private Mount Rainier Tour
Our Private Mount Rainier Tour from Seattle covers all you can ask for and more for a mountain tour! You get to see all sides of Mount Rainier as you travel all the way around it, we don't go up and back the same way.
Trail hikes, waterfall trails, a canyon, and fast-flowing rivers will get your spirit active. We provide a map and trail suggestions, and the Visitors Center can provide even more trail ideas, maps, gift shop, mountain animals to look for, geology, and more to help coordinate your time at Paradise. Box canyon, near remnants of lava, are showcased along-side the trail, easy to see, get to, and enjoy. Even a view of Mount Adams can be seen on a clear day. Some waterfalls are right by the parking area, so no walking at all.
We offer tours for both hikers and non athletic visitors on our Private Mount Rainier tour; anyone who wishes to see the beauty and grandeur of our Cascade Mountains. We modify the tour as we go along just to keep you having fun, and often make wow! stops for photos.
We also make several brief stops on our Private Mount Rainier tour to see unusual and interesting sights along the way (you'll love it!) and to stretch our legs during the drive to and from the actual mountain roads. You ask, we stop.
Lunch is included at a restaurant along the way, unless you want more time on the trails. In that case you'll eat at the Visitors Center or we'll pick up sandwiches and chips to eat on the way.
Can't wait to meet you! Call Cheryl's Northwest Tours LLC at 206 353-3330 or book on line at cherylsnwtours.com. We have limited availability due to these being private tours, but we'll watch for you!
Gondola Ride Mountain Tour
Our Gondola Ride Mountain tour in the Pacific Northwest is a great trip to the Crystal Mountain summit and restaurant in the summer, and a wonderful ski lift in the winter. In the Cascade Mountain Range, the view at the summit is a perfect top-of-the-world experience to see active and not-so-active volcanos in their own back yard. Mount Adams and Mount Rainier seem almost close enough to hit with a rock.
Our tour takes you by motor coach through farms, valleys, meadows with flowers, hay and grasses, rivers, horses and barns, then into the woods and forest we go, with alpine meadows and trees. We sometimes see eagles, deer and fox during our drive.
The Gondola Ride Mountain tour Departs at 9:00am sharp downtown Seattle at Denny and Fairview Streets, and returns at 4:00pm.
$109 per person, this fully inclusive tour includes the Gondola Ride, transportation, on-board-guide, lunch, 1 adult beverage or soft drink, bottled water en route, and taxes too.
Come join the fun on this local excursion to visit a wonderful local ski resort and ascend on the Gondola Ride to view Mount Rainier, the 14,410 foot, 25 glacier mountain in Washington State.
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July Lavender Festival
The July Lavender Festival in Sequim, WA is fast approaching. We will ride the coach or van from Seattle on Sunday July 19 for a fragrant, fun day on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington State.
Flowers galore, most of them different varieties of lavender, will be growing in massive rows in the farms and fields. Buy some in pots to bring home at this July Lavender Festival in Sequim.
Pick up locations include Auburn at I-5, downtown Seattle, Mukilteo, and Kingston.
Join us July 19 for the July Lavender Festival in Sequim. For more information visit www.cherylsnwtours.com or lavenderfestival.com, then call us to book your ride!
You will have an on-board tour guide who will share information along the way.
Book your tour today. Only $89 per person for a full day, and includes a refreshing ferry ride across Puget Sound.
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Lavender Gardens Tour
Lavender is abundant in the Pacific Northwest. We have such great soil perfect for Lavender. There are Lavender farms in the San Juan Islands, WA and several in Sequim, WA, Salem OR, Hood River Oregon, and throughout the NW region. An interestingly varied flower from plant to plant, each smells a little different and burst into color in July, typically.
Our tour takes you to Sequim for the Lavender Festival, Sunday July 19, 2015. You'll visit at least 3 different farms and Lavender in the Park on this full day excursion. An added bonus, you get to ride on a ferry boat to get there!
Tour date and time: July 19, 2015, 7:30am departure from Seattle, return approximately 6:00 pm.
Snacks and bottled water included.
As is normal with all Cheryl's Northwest Tours LLC tours, we share local history, geology, and heritage along the way to get a real feel for the Pacific Northwest. Not too much, just enough to learn and have fun.
We hope you'll join us on this relaxing and enjoyable journey across Puget Sound to the Olympic Peninsula for the Lavender Festival in Sequim. For more information, visit the Sequim Lavender Festival website http://www.lavenderfestival.com and book with us at Cheryl's Northwest Tours LLC to get you there on day trip.
And be sure to check out other great tours with Cheryl's Northwest Tours. http://www.cherylsnwtours.com.
Lake Chelan – Stehekin Tour
A Lake Chelan – Stehekin Tour was just completed, and it was great! We left Seattle at 9:00am and crossed Snoqualmie and Blewett Passes on our way to a wine tasting at Wine Girls Winery. Great wines. I personally enjoyed the smokey taste of the grapes in the My Derby Wife red, compliments of the 3 fires in 2012 in the area.
After wine tasting we arrived at Campbell's Resort and commenced swimming in the pool and lake. The pool was warm, the lake was cold! Dinner at Campbell's was very good, then we took a walk through town and across the bridge before heading over to the hot tub.
Our Lake Chelan – Stehekin Tour continued in the morning we made our way to the Lady of the Lake for our 4 hour boat ride to Stehekin. My it's beautiful and rugged out there. Stehekin staff welcomed us with open arms and great food, then we took the bus to Highbridge and Rainbow Falls. One cannot describe Rainbow Falls, other than amazing, and wet! It felt like it was raining, and we got drenched, yet 20 feet away we were toasty and warm. We did manage to visit the bakery before they closed, then relaxed on the deck at the restaurant and grocery store before getting ready for dinner.
The meals in Stehekin are really impressive. I'm telling you! Out there, they do a great job of providing a tasty, interesting, varied menu for meat eaters and vegetarians. We appreciated the voucher system with our group of 8.
With time on our own for several hours the next day before the 2:00 boat shoved off, we had plenty of time for kayaking, hiking, and fishing. Even the Visitors Center with the Rangers was interesting.
Next time we'll probably add another day to this trip so we can relax and take in all the nuances. For this Discovery tour, though, it was perfect. Thank you Campbell's Resort staff and Stehekin for your help in planning this fun outing.
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Lake Chelan Stehekin Overnight Tour
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A new addition to our tours, we've added several overnight excursions. May 30-June 1, 2015 try our Lake Chelan Stehekin Tour. In Eastern WA, Lake Chelan is approximately 50 miles (80 km) long and 1486 feet (453 m) deep, in the Northeast North Cascade Mountains. The third deepest lake in the US, this lake is beautifully landscaped with forests and hills. Lake Chelan Stehekin is a wonderful day or overnight retreat. The town of Chelan sits on the South end of the lake, and Stehekin on the North end. Stehekin is only accessible by boat, plane, hiking, or horseback.
You begin the Lake Chelan Stehekin tour with a ride from Seattle over a mountain pass from Seattle to Chelan, about a 4 hour drive. You stop for lunch just past the midway mark. You'll stay the first night in a wonderful resort hotel with hot tub, pool, great food and accommodations, all on the beach of this lovely lake. In the morning you transfer to the dock and take a boat ride to Stehekin, arriving in time for lunch. We've arranged a tour to Rainbow Falls and a talk with a naturalist, and the hotel rooms view the lake from the North. Stehekin is somewhat rustic with little to do if you aren't in to nature. It's a great, peaceful getaway.
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Summer Tours Bulletin 2015
Our summer tours bulletin is out, and we've got 2 great tours to take.
LAKE CHELAN. May 30, 31, and June 1, we're going to Central Washington to visit beautiful Lake Chelan. Stay the first night at Campbell's Resort, a local favorite destination in Chelan, on the lake, with a swimming pool and beach access. Then you're off on a boat to cross the lake on a new adventure, Stehekin. Accessible only by boat or airplane, this local gem is peaceful, relaxing and the hotel is again on the lake, with a view. Here, take a bus to Rainbow Falls, relax on the hotel grounds, or walk the trails, drinking in the peace and quiet.
This tour includes breakfasts and lunches, transportation, hotels, a tour guide with you throughout the tour, the boat ride, and time with a ranger to learn about the area in Stehekin. We would love to have you join our tour, it promises to be a fun and relaxing 3 days!
LAVENDER FESTIVAL IN SEQUIM. This annual adventure is on July 18 this year. You'll love this tour with all the NW elements: A ferry ride over Puget Sound, stops at 3 lavender farms, a visit to Lavender in the Park with kiosks full of lavender plants and lavender scented crafts. One farm has a resident peacock and sometimes you get to see the areas wild bald eagle overhead. This tour smells so good! Join us this year, sign up today. email@example.com.
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TULIP FESTIVAL 2015 tour
Spring is super early this year in the Pacific Northwest, and the Tulip Festival 2015 is gearing up! The daffodils are in full vibrant bloom, and the fields are ablaze in yellow. The tulips are starting to open, and it's perfect now to take a tour!
The Skagit Valley Tulip Festival 2015 is beginning a week early this year, and we are offering a tour now, on MARCH 28, 2015. If you have not seen the fields, you really should go see it. We offer a full day package that includes transportation, tour guide, breakfast basket, entry into 2 farms, lunch on your own in an historic town, and maybe even see some migratory eagles, snow geese, or trumpeter swans.
Let us take care of all the details, and you just sit back and enjoy the day. No parking stress, no driving stress, no waiting in lines for tickets! The tulip festival 2015 is waiting for you.
Come on, get an inside look at the Pacific Northwest.
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The only bag technically called a hobo is the one introduced last year with GH, the crescent-shaped one. If that's what you mean, the new women's besace is different. Here it is.
Ok, that's the one I was referring to. Thanks!
I think it's pretty!
i saw this bag in ocean with SGH at Barneys in LA yesterday. it was gorgeous - it reminded me of the older flat hobo's.
interesting note - the ocean bags seem to have a white color stitching, like on a pair of jeans. it's pretty but a little casual for a sophisticated bag with SGH...
nicole, how flat or deep were these besace bags? As it was described a while back, it seemed not as flat as the hobo. Did you notice? Thanks.
it's flat, very similar to the 02-03 messengers but the strap isn't as long & it has an inside zip pocket.
Would anyone know how much they are please?
If I'm not mistaken it's in the US $1195-1295 range. Most likey 1195
i think they're 1125. a bargain!
Thank you ICB.
I noticed that about the stitching. I love it for the RH bags. It makes me really want one......a cute little first. I need to stay off this board if I want to keep my collection minimal.
Yes, that's what I was quoted today.
Even better!
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Despite this being a thread intended for thoughts and experiences more than a discussion, I'd like to address this
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Honesty requires, in part, admitting that the egalitarian ideal works better as a theory than as a reality.
the reason I disagree with this is not because there aren't people who claim to live by that ideal and fail to do so (whether intentionally or not). The reason is that this line of thought lets them off the hook way too easy. It is not the ideal that is at fault, it is the person who isn't able/willing to put the work into what they say they will. I.e. being honest about hierarchy doesn't mean saying "it's probably impossible to reach an egalitarian situation", it means saying "I am not willing/able to prioritise my relationship with you, or your feelings, to have those difficult talks with my other partner, or to go through the challenges of making changes that would make things more fair towards you". It's not because the ideal can't work, it's because making it work requires hard work.
Do you believe couple privilege exists? How would you define it? (Or how would you adjust my proposed definition?)
I do think couple privilege exists. However, I am unsure how much to include within the concept. I definitely see it encompassing societal and cultural support, recognition, and financial benefits to individuals in a specific kind of relationship. I am more on the fence about specific activities those individuals choose in relating to other people.
An example from mainstream culture: a married woman cheats on her husband with a friend. Circle of friends find out, and the affair ends. The husband forgives the wife, and both stop talking with the lover, as do all the people of the friend circle. I would say the reason why the lover is ostracised and the wife is not, is definitely couple priviledge. However, I am unsure about the other aspects, the choices made by the people in the original couple. They do exist within a context of couple privilege, which also influences the likelihood of certain decisions over others. However, I am not sure if the definition of privilege allows defining
individual's decisions as privilege
, isn't it more that
individual decisions are made in the context of privilege
That is, I am not sure the word can bend to all uses without the concept loosing its usefulness/clarity. I am not familiar with the concept of "invoking privilege", is that used by writing that has to do with privilege in other context (gender, race, etc.)?
Is couple privilege harmful, neutral or beneficial in poly/open relationships, or in the poly/open community? Why or why not?
I think it is useful to approach privilege as something that simply is. Pretty much everybody has some kind of privilege, and mostly you can't really get rid of it even if you wanted to. I, for example, cannot wish myself to be non-white. I guess I could end my marriage in order to no longer have couple privilege, but don't really see that as a valid reason...
I do consider it an ethical responsibility to be aware of privilege so that one doesn't harm others. Privilege is not always necessary for causing harm, rather, it makes specific kind of harm hard to notice because it's culturally sanctioned.
To use a poly example, a married man starts dating a woman. His wife is initially fine with this, and the V is in existence for some time. However, at some point the wife starts to feel threatened and demands the husband breaks up with his girlfriend. The shared partner chooses to preserve his marriage by dumping the gf. Now, he might do it for whatever reasons, but couple privilege affects the situation in many ways. Firstly, the choise of divorce is less likely than breaking up with the new partner, since the former carries more social consequences. Secondly, in the ultimatum situation there's this narrative which makes that "the right thing to do". He can feel like he has to do it. Even the girlfriend may support it, because she doesn't want to "break up the marriage". This is the way in which the harm done to the non-primary partner becomes invisible. The whole belief system rests on couple privilege: the issuing of ultimatums to prove own position as most important, the obscuring of the husband's responsibility in the choices he makes and shifting it onto the "third" who came to disrupt the couple, the preservance of marriage at all costs, the perception of "the third" as less important...
(Btw, sorry about the hereronormative examples, it's just that I didn't wish to make things more complicated with straight privilege and using same gender for all makes it confusing which he/she I'm talking about
How would you like to see couple privilege addressed in the poly/open community at large?
I would say there is a need for a deeper challenging of couple-based assumptions and practices. More awareness of couple privilege as it is in poly, and even more as a cultural phenomenon. And avoiding support for couple privilege in our own personal life as well as privileging couples over solos in poly spaces. Not imposing couple-centric or hierarchical relationship models on other people's relationships.
If you eschew hierarchy and/or labels in your poly/open relationships, how do you walk that talk regarding couple privilege?
This is an incredibly broad question. I will share some of my experience. I met Mya about 1,5 years ago. Both of us had a long-term partner, both original couples were open but not poly. With the consent of all, Mya and I started a relationship, and so we became an N. Later, the situation evolved into a V with me in the middle (non-poly-related reasons). Throughout the poly relationship, I have lived with Alec. Mya and I were first in an LDR, and she lived with her partner. She now lives alone, and the three of us live in the same city.
Being in two relationships, I started with the aim of equality, which I largely (subconsciously) equated with sameness. Not maybe as "everything has to be the same right now" but as "the eventual aim is symmetry". I think this was valuable at the beginning of poly in terms of being open to changes. However, at some point it started to become increasingly clear that the aim of symmetry was not always something that aligned with what the people involved actually wanted. Also, it seemed that the aversion towards hierarchy (plus some internalised relationship-escalator-as-measure-of-serious-relationship assumptions) was something that caused pressure towards equality. So, the aim of equality as symmetry moved aside, and was replaced by more flexible decision making based on what all want.
I think there are some aspects that have been incredibly helpful. Firstly, I don't view my poly life as something separate from other aspects of my life. Secondly, I used to have an autonomous relationship when monogamous, and I have not changed this since becoming poly. These tie in together, and I will try to illustrate.
When monogamous, I would make decisions concerning the ways in which I spend my time autonomously. Obviously, I want to spend some time with my partner, so that fact will be factored into the decision-making, along with any preferences he has expressed in the past. But if I want to see a friend, I will make plans with my friend and let my partner know about it. If he has any wishes, he is free to express them - e.g. "I have Sundays off and would like to see you then" - and I am happy to consider them in the future, but I will not cancel plans with other people once I've made them. When opening up, there is no reason to change this method - i.e. when making plans with another partner, I will not start asking for his permission, or even checking with him in advance, any more than I do when I'm making plans with a friend. He is as free to express his wishes as he's always been, and I am happy to take them into account in the future.
Poly is not separate from life. Romantic relationships are
. I will make my own decisions autonomously as I've always done. If my partner expresses wishes, I will consider them based on their reasonability, validity, and my own judgement; not based on some hierarchical status. I would not cancel plans with a friend simply because my partner asked me to, and I will not cancel plans with a newer partner because older partner asked me to. I would not give up a friendship simply because my partner wants me to or doesn't like my friend, nor would I break up with a person for those kind of reasons. You get the picture. None of these situations have ever happened. I doubt any of them will ever happen, because there is a mutual respect for each other's autonomy, which recognises that unreasonable demands don't become any more reasonable in romantic relationships. That is not to say that we are above that - more that we all know ultimatums etc. would not be met with compliance, because, eventually, none of us want the kinds of relationships where they are used.
Egalitarian relationships are a process. We have established a relationship life and routines that work for us. However, there is a need to remain open to change in order to take into consideration potentially changing wishes. That is the key; consideration. Doesn't mean you need to change everything, or accommodate everything your partners want, or compromise everything. It means to take seriously the wants and wishes of all people involved, whatever they are and become.
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Here, in one volume, is all the architect needs to know to participate in the entire process of designing structures. Emphasizing bestselling author Edward Allen's graphical approach, the book enables you to quickly determine the desired form of a building or other structure and easily design it without the need for complex mathematics. This unique text teaches the whole process of structural design for architects, including selection of suitable materials, finding a suitable configuration, finding forces and size members, designing appropriate connections, and proposing a feasible method of erection. Chapters are centered on the design of a whole structure, from conception through construction planning.


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The woman's husband called Jackson County authorities and when a sheriff's deputy arrived to investigate the domestic dispute, the man said his wife "started yelling and swearing" and "threw a pencil box at him" when he refused to drive her to Jefferson to buy drugs, according to the deputy's report.
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When the sound of autumn leaves crunching underfoot changes to packed snow, you can't help but imagine fresh tracks on your favorite mountain. Even if you're in an area that won't see storms for weeks (or months), there are reminders that opening days are dropping: sports shop tune-up clinics, local gear swaps, and sweet deals popping up. Whether you're unpacking your ski sweaters or hustling for passes, it's time to start planning for ski season 2017-18.
5 Things Small Ski Areas Offer That Larger Ones Don't
This winter, there is no better way to beat the winter blues and absorb some of that valuable–and rare–Vitamin D than on the slopes soaking up the sun and good times. You'll also be refining your balance and eating adrenaline while looking out over the majestic white scenery that only winter provides.
Will There Be a Last Chair? 2016-2017 Ski Season Resort Closing Dates
The trees budding all across the Front Range in Colorado and Utah, and water sprinklers feverishly spraying golf courses are signs that spring is on us and summer is near. To the dismay of skiers and riders alike, it's time to say goodbye to the bittersweet 2016-2017 ski season.
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When it comes to choosing a college there are a lot of things to take into consideration. You might want to stay near family, or you might want to strike out on your own and gain some independence. You might want a college with specific programs or well-known professors. You might want a competitive atmosphere, or perhaps you prefer a more laid-back style of learning.
One thing is certain; if you're a huge fan of winter sports such as skiing and snowboarding you should factor that into your decision. Below are five schools that don't cause you to forsake one of your favorite past times. After all, when you can have the best of both worlds, a great school and the ability to go skiing often, why wouldn't you? Below are five of the top colleges for students who love to ski and ride.
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Ex-servicemen has not revised the pay scale till this resolution of Maharashtra Government. This is great opportunity to Ex-servicemen that they also revised their pay scale with their old pay scale in 6th Pay commission as per this resolution. Later ex-servicemen employee enjoying the pay scale as per their post in 6th Pay. But on the contrary now they should enjoying the pay scale as last pay certificate as mentioned in his/her ex-service. The pay fixation should made early. The revised pay fixation should effect from 01.01.2006 and the grade revised as per pay scale in new pay fixation.
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Found on computer but I use Splenda for sugar I am 2 diabetic. First I cry then I not go let this get me!!
- 2/3 c
- sugar or splenda sugar
- 3 Tbsp
- low-fat milk or milk
- 3 Tbsp
- butter or light margarine
- 1/2 c
- chocolate chips
How to Make Quick Chocolate Glaze
- 1Heat till boiling: boil 30 seconds. Stir in 1/2 cup chocolate chip till melted
- 2Drip fresh fruits in the hot chocolate or have cool and put on cake or cookies.
About Quick Chocolate Glaze
Course/Dish: Chocolate Sauces
Main Ingredient: Dairy
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Britz here. I've been attending Shambhala and other festivals since 2003 – over the years I've learned a lot about festival camping comfortably. I originally made this list in 2007 to help other members of our Forum pack for Shambhala. I've updated it, broken it down into sections, and thrown in some check boxes for your packing ease!
Personalize it any way you want – add some things, omit others.
Some of the things listed in the Camp Stuff section are intended for planned coordination with other camp mates. Just hit "print" (don't worry, it prints with a white background) and you'll have your packing list ready to go!
Anything with a * means optional/if applicable.
Happy packing!
To Get In:
☐ Your Ticket!
☐ 2 pieces Gov't issued ID (at least one piece photo ID)
☐ Tent
☐ All your tent poles (seriously – double check before packing!)
☐ Tent pegs and mallet
☐ Tarp
☐ Extra tarp and poles (or other shade structure)
☐ Rope
☐ Sleeping Bags / Bedding
☐ Pillow
☐ Air Mattress / Foamie
☐Extra Blanket(s)
Camp Stuff:
☐ Cooler
☐ Camp Chairs
☐ Lantern (preferably battery or solar powered)
☐ Tape (electrical, duct, whatever – you'll probably need it for something)
☐ First Aid Kit (at the very least, bandages + sterile wipes)
☐ Large water containers (4L jugs, 5 gal water cooler style jugs with pump, etc)
☐ A wagon or dolly (to transport water refills back to camp)*
☐ Garbage bags, recycling bags and gloves (Respect the River, Respect the Land)
☐ Dishtowels/Rags
☐ Camp stove (Some restrictions apply. SEE: Festival FAQ)*
☐ Portable camp table*
☐ Dishes, cutlery, pots, pans*
☐ Can opener*
☐ Wash/rinse bins and biodegradable dishsoap (for camp dishes)*
☐ Solar Shower (if you don't want to wait in the shower line)*
☐ Sewing kit (for mending costumes!)*
☐ Safety Pins (always handy)*
☐ Permanent Markers*
☐ Personal Touches for Your Camp (flags, banners, signs, solar lights, etc)*
☐ Toothbrush, toothpaste and floss
☐ Earplugs (super important! protect your hearing!)*
☐ Deodorant
☐ Body lotion
☐ Towel
☐ Shampoo and Conditioner (Please DO NOT use these products in the river! Respect the River, Respect the Land)
☐ Face wash/cleanser(Please DO NOT use in the river!)
☐ Soap (Please DO NOT use in the river!)
☐ Hand sanitizer
☐ Sunscreen
☐ Insect repellent
☐ Baby wipes
☐ Toilet paper
☐ Tweezers
☐ Lip balm
☐ Smokers: Small container for cigarette butts
☐ Vision impaired: Extra contacts, solution and contact case (and/or glasses)*
☐ Condoms (if you forget these, you can pick some up free at ANKORS+OPTions)*
☐ Any medications you normally take*
☐ Tylenol/Aspirin*
☐ Multi-vitamins, melatonin, Emergen-C, etc*
☐ Ladies: tampons/pads (even if you won't need 'em, one of your girls might)*
NOTE: Prepare for all types of weather – No, really! – I'm talking to you, people from out East who think it's warm at night in the summer. It's not in the mountains. The days can be hot, the nights are often cool and damp. You'll want to be nice and warm at night, and cool during the day. Plan for both extremes.
☐ Sunglasses
☐ Socks (more than you think you need!)
☐ 2-3 pairs of footwear, at least 1 waterproof (more than just sandals!)
☐ Rain coat
☐ Warm coat (the temperature can be in the single digits at night!)
☐ Warm clothes
☐ Undergarments
☐ Bathing suit (or just your birthday suit, your call)
☐ Festival belt/fannypack type thingm(super handy if you don't have pockets)*
☐ Valuables(anything expensive or sentimental – if you can't live without it, don't bring it)
☐ Anything on the Banned Items Page
Other Stuff:
☐ Flashlight (w/ new batteries – or a crank LED flashlight!)
☐ Extra batteries
☐ Portable music player full of good music + mixes for the road trip
☐ Reusable coffee mug (cut down on waste, bring your own mug! Or find the Shambhala version at the Beatique!)*
☐ Reusable water bottle (Shambhala version available in at the Beatqiue)*
☐ Backpack w/ water bladder, like a CamelPak(HIGHLY RECOMMENDED for any festival)*
☐ Snacks for between meals
☐ Groceries (if you're planning to cook some of your meals)
☐ Alarm clock*
☐ Umbrella or parasol*
☐ Toys or props (hoops, poi, flags, etc – No fire toys/fuel)
☐ Body/face paints or other makeup*
☐ Musical instruments*
☐ LED Glowsticks (ditch the disposables! Also recommended: el-wire looks great in camp decor or costumes)*
☐ Bicycle (or other pedal-powered, non-motorized transportation)*
☐ Notebook or sketchbook*
☐ Bandanna*
☐ Dust mask for people with serious dust sensitivities (check out the options on the MEC website – I use the "Techno" mask, it's awesome.)*
☐ Spray bottle (for misting yourself + camp mates on hot days!)*


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19th Century Italian Painting Oil On Canvas Ecstasy Of Saint Francis
c. 1820 Italy
Offered by Parino Mercato Antiquario
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Big Italian painting from the early 19th century. Work oil on canvas, first canvas with the religious subject "Ecstasy of St. Francis" of excellent painter's hand. Ancient painting of exceptional measure rich in detail signed lower right "Paolo Alberto". 19th century carved wooden frame with some signs of the time. It presents some small color drops, in general in good state of conservation. Painting internal measures: H 182 cm x W 133 cm.
In good condition, with some small color drops.
|182.00 cm
|(71.65 inches)
|133.00 cm
|(52.36 inches)
|External Height
|212.00 cm
|(83.46 inches)
|External Width
|163.00 cm
|(64.17 inches)
|External Depth
|12.00 cm
|(4.72 inches)
Stock Code6068
MediumOil Paint, Wood
Parino Mercato Antiquario
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Regione Olle
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With the occasion will also be exposed other twelve paintings and a sculpture, a selection of significant works from the pictorial production by Giambono and other authors from the first half of the 15th century.
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Housing Investors Spearhead Strongest Credit Growth Since GFCPosted: February 2nd, 2015 | Author: Michael Courtenay | Filed under: Australian Home Prices | Tags: ABS, Australian Home Prices, HIA, RBA, Real Estate News, Urban Planning | Comments Off on Housing Investors Spearhead Strongest Credit Growth Since GFC
Housing credit again led the growth, rising 7.1 per cent over 2014, including a 0.6 per cent increase in the month of December.
That sector was led by investor credit, which jumped 10.1 per cent over the past year, including a 0.9 per cent rise in December ::::
Lending to Australian businesses and households grew at the fastest pace in six years over 2014, with housing investors again leading.
Reserve Bank figures show credit grew by 5.9 per cent over 2014, the fastest pace since the start of 2009.
The December rise in housing finance matched the average monthly increase, highlighting that demand for home loans has not slackened, despite rhetoric from the banking regulator and RBA about tightening lending standards on investor home loans.
Extra supervision in this area was announced in December, but it may take a few months more to see if those measures are effective in slowing home loan demand.
More positively, business credit growth rose from an anaemic 1.6 per cent in 2013 to 4.8 per cent last year, including 0.5 per cent growth in December.
The only area of borrowing that lacked momentum was personal lending, such as credit cards, growing by 0.9 per cent last year, the same rate as the year before.
Foreign Investors Make-up 9 Percent of Australian Property Market
Digital Finance Analytics – DFA – surveyed 26,000 households, around 15 per cent of which were first time buyers, and asked them questions about their housing arrangements.
The answers to those questions allowed DFA to confidently estimate that foreign purchasers make up at least 9 per cent of the first time buyer investor sector.
DFA's Martin North said that, if anything, that is a conservative estimate.
"It's probably still understated, however, because I still think there's another segment of investors from overseas who may be getting funding from the Australian banks, but I can't get any data on that," Mr North said.
Mr North said he has not analysed the broader market in the same way, but believes it would have a very similar proportion of foreign buyers as the first time buyer investor group.
The DFA principal said that the proportion of overseas buyers in some markets, particularly the inner-suburbs of Sydney and Melbourne, would be much higher still and certainly pushing up home prices.
"It's certainly enough to move the dial in my view, particularly in Sydney where a significant proportion of these transactions happen," Mr North said. "In other states I think the statistical representation is quite a lot lower but it's growing so, for example, in Victoria we're seeing it moving up quite significantly in some postcodes."
First-time Home Buyers Opt For Investment
Martin North said the other clear trend in his study was for local first home buyers to increasingly buy an investment property rather than move in to their purchase.
The report estimates that 35 per cent of first time buyers were investors with mortgages, 57 percent were owner occupiers and 8 per cent did not take out a mortgage to purchase.
Mr North explained that many buyers who felt locked out by high prices in the areas they want to live were buying investment properties to get a foot into the market and a share of any capital gains.
"This is a significant and very worrying trend in my view, because essentially what we're seeing is a skew much more towards the investment sector, people looking to gear, looking to speculate on future property price growth," Mr North said. "There is a significant extra number of first time buyers who've gone directly to the investment sector, rather than buying an owner-occupied property, a high proportion of those are going to take a loan that is interest only."
The study estimates that 36 percent of these first time investors have taken out an interest-only loan, which are considered much riskier than regular loans, because none of the principal owed to the bank is being paid down.
The report finds that 41 per cent of first time investors take on a loan paying both principal and interest, 11 per cent are overseas buyers who do not need finance, 3 per cent are local buyers not needing finance, 6 per cent got finance from their parents and 3 per cent got the money from elsewhere.
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The number of dwellings approved for construction has jumped in the latest official figures. The Bureau of Statistics estimates that more than 17,000 homes were approved in October, seasonally adjusted, an 11.4 per cent increase on the previous month.
That recovered the ground lost in September, when approvals fell around 11 per cent. Apartment approvals entirely drove the latest result, jumping by more than 31 per cent as house approvals fell marginally.
The Housing Industry Association is encouraged by the rise in the number of dwellings approved for construction. HIA senior economist Shane Garrett said approvals have been volatile lately, but there are still healthy signs for the sector :: Read the full article »»»»
RELATED! Building Approval Fall Marks Peak Home Building Boom?
Official figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics – ABS – on new home approvals have raised questions over whether the building boom is peaking. The ABS figures for June show 15,659 new dwellings were given local government go-ahead that month, down 5 per cent from the month before.
Despite the fall, which was more than twice what economists expected, dwelling approvals are still up by a massive 16 percent on the same time last year. The notoriously volatile apartment approvals figure, which is frequently skewed by large developments, fell 10.5 per cent in June, but still remains more than 23 per cent above last year's level.
Detached house approvals fell a more modest 2.2 per cent at the start of winter, but are also up a more modest 13.1 per cent over the past year. The Housing Industry Association, which represents residential builders, says slow land release is likely to have capped the most recent construction boom.
Despite the downturn in new builds, home prices surged as the real estate market recovered from it's autumn slump. Overall Australia's home price boom shows little sign of slowing, with Sydney and Melbourne again driving price gains after a brief lull :: Read the full article »»»»
RELATED! Is Australia's Property Bubble About to Burst
Is the Australian property market 'in danger of overheating' According to New York-based ratings agency Moody's it's getting mighty close to bursting, and could seriously affect the country's economy.
Moody's warns that the Australian property market is in danger of 'overheating' and rising housing prices could also jeopardise the country's economic and financial stability, the agency blames low interest rates for fueling rising house prices, and says the trend can't continue.
Despite such warnings, house prices continued their rise in the first quarter of 2014, with average year-over-year growth in Australia's 8 largest cities crawling up to 8.3 percent, marking the highest growth rate in nearly four years.
House prices in Australia's most populated city, Sydney, rose 16 percent over the past 12 months, while the Melbourne property market increased to 9.9 percent, according to RP Data figures :: Read the full article »»»»
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This semester is going to be filled with working on my Senior Seminar Capstone, balancing seven courses, and trying to squeeze in visits to the city every so often. Our health administration Capstone Project requires us to create an emergency situation for a theoretical hospital and come up with a crisis management plan. This includes working out issues like patient safety, administration, containment, and all the logistics that go into organizing a hospital during a crisis. Near the end of the semester, we are required to present our plan to our peers and professors.
This Capstone Project is really exciting because I finally can apply all the knowledge I have learned in the past four years. In preparation for my senior thesis, I have been researching hospital crisis plans and looking to my supervisor from Abington Memorial Hospital. Over the summer, I worked an administrative internship at the department of the chief-of-staff, which dealt with all kinds of administrative communication and credentialing, among many other roles. Since my older sisters also work in the healthcare field, I plan on asking them more about what they would do in our crisis scenario as well.
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Library of Celsus, Ephesus The Library of Celsus is a Roman mausoleum and library created in the early 2nd century AD. As one of the most beautifully reassembled buildings in Ephesus, it has become an icon of the ancient metropolis. History
The Library of Celsus was comissioned by the Consul Julius Aquila as a mausoleum for his father, Julius Celsus Polemaeanus, Roman governor of the Asian Provinces. It may be that Celsus was awarded daring honors, which would furthur rationalise the expense.
The monument was constructed between 110 and 135 AD, after which Celsus was smothered in a niche on the right side of the back wall. With a few 100's of years of its manufacturing a fire demolished the studying room and the library fell into disuse. Around four hundred AD, the courtyard below the exterior steps was changed into a pool. The fakeness collapsed in an earthquake in the tenth hundred years.
The Library of Celsus was increased from the rubble to its present outstanding state by F. Hueber of the Austrian Historical Institute between the early 70's and 1978. What to See Located next to the south gate, the Library of Celsus is 21m wide and over 16m high with a 2.4m-deep portico.
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• Russell Wilson's lack of attempts make Seattle's passing game tough to judge
• Lions look to overcome sluggish play, turnovers against Seahawks
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After scoring 57 points in their first three games, the Packers have scored 127 in the last four. The Jaguars have not scored a second-half TD in their last three games.
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• Veteran QB Matt Hasselbeck to start vs. Colts
• Call off all-points bulletin for Chris Johnson, thought Titans running back says he never left
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Atlanta (6-0) at Philadelphia (3-3) - 1 p.m., Fox
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The Miami defense leads the NFL by allowing opponents a third-down conversion rate of just 25.8 percent. Jets RB Shonn Greene is 7 for 7 on third-and-one attempts, best in the NFL.
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San Francisco QB Alex Smith has thrown five interceptions, the same number he threw last season. San Francisco is second in the NFL in yards rushing with 1,246. Arizona's defense, ranked seventh in the NFL, is just 20th against the run. An Arizona win would snap a three-game slide and tie the Cardinals with 49ers atop the NFC West.
• 49ers to get plenty of chances to up sacks total against offensively challenged Cardinals
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Hey all!
My close friend works as a freelance writer. She works from her home and of lately, she is having a tough time balancing between work and life. Is this a common problem for every work from home women? Can someone give tips on avoiding this situation?
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Does she have set hours for work? When I was working from home, I had to set hours. This also meant that I would not take personal calls during my work times. Sometimes my friends did not understand that because the time that I was working from home, I was not pregnant or watching a child, so therefore I had "free time" to chat all day.
We were fortunate that we had a separate room so I could to the "office" and shut the door, literally and figuratively.
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