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Inside Awareness for Healthy Living is a name to describe the growing quality of presence one would enjoy when learning to focus their attention in relationships, movement and lifestyle. Three primary areas of learning are:
- connection to the influences of one's environment
- nature of behavior in movement & relationships
- mindful action
Some Examples of Clients of Renee's of Inside Awareness have included:
- Movement Clients/Students with:
- Ankle & Foot Problems
- Bad Habits
- Balance Disorders
- Back Issues
- Breathing Disorders
- Diabetes
- Emotional Disorders
- Fibromyalgia
- Jaw
- Parkinson Patients
- Shoulder Complaints
- Sleep Disorders
On many occasions movement clients will express the influences of their relationships and environments that affect their physical function. Employing the skills of empathy listening, value based dialogue and unmasking the invisible power of one's lifestyle, many issues are resolved improving movement reactions!
- Relationship Clients/Students:
- Business & Groups (Workshop, Mediation & Training)
- Employers
- Employees
- Couples (Building and Deconstructing)
- Aging Parents & Family Members becoming Primary Caregivers
- Personal
- Relationships
- Mediation
- Work Related
- Educational Institutions (Workshps & Training)
- Students
- Grad Students confused about direction
- Students
- Business & Groups (Workshop, Mediation & Training)
On many occasions clients in dialogues will demonstrate the influences of their movement patterns in how they perceive information and react. Employing the techniques of Awareness through Movement often supports mindful changes!
In Educational Institutions movement is used to demonstrate how it increases or decreasing felt emotions!
- Homes, Businesses, Personal Websites & Media Streams
- Whole floorplan or individual rooms
- Furniture and items within home or busness
- Landscape
- Property layout, whole or individually (front, back or sides)
- Plantings and items on property
In many circumstances what is happening in ones home or on ones property at home or at work influences ones emotional and physical well being. On many occasions a home or work audit will be suggested for those getting body or mind sessions.
Coaching & Mentoring supports you to:
- Learn how to re-write your story mindfully
- Increase your confidence from the inside
- Improve your quality of movement
- Find out what really matters to you in relationships
Experience the difference of these qualities in your own life story:
- Integration: Being versus doing
- Now: Prescense versus future and past
- Beliefs: Abundance versus scarcity
- Action: Curiosity versus fear
Change your Story
Clients and students work with Inside Awareness and Healthy Living to increase clarity and learn how to support balance and mindfulness of ones actions using techniques that are designed to increase personal awareness.
Start your journey with one of these three techniques or combine them for a deepened experience; Feldenkrais® Method of Somatic Movement, InTouch Value Based Communication or Learning the Nature of your Environment.
Ways to explore: Coaching, Mentoring, Consulting and Workshops.
16 Reasons why to explore Body, Mind & Heart Connection @ Inside Awareness?
- Experience a deeper connection to self.
- Improve your posture! Walk, sit, stand, sleep, breathe, think and feel better.
- Understand the influences of your environment; external and internal!
- Increase self-value and deepen inner trust and know you are doing what is right for you.
- Connect to your boundaries and learn how to voice them in a safe way without conflict!
- Stop compromising, learn how to have choice.
- Increase your understanding of your self image and how it is holding your back from success!
- Stop feeling alone & lonely?
- Turn abusive relationships into empowering experiences!
- Stop doubting yourself when it comes to decision making.
- Learn how to transition from taking things personally by developing skills to translate difficult messages.
- Move through fear to build relationships and find love.
- Understand how to resolve differences.
- Improve your odds of finding partnerships where you are valued.
- End your relationships with more ease, respect and move forward with less attachment!
- Become aware of the culture your are creating in your parenting style (or of your parents and their's before them).
How to experience Inside's personal programs:
- In person, by phone and on-line appointments
- Workshops for your school, office or center
- Classes locally or on-line.
- Circles locally or on-line
- Personal Retreats
Renee Lindstrom is the principal and founder of Inside Awareness for Healthy Living. She has been a Certified Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2007. Her intention for sharing this method is based upon expanded self-development and actualization. Her belief is that peace, harmony and value come from the inside and is reflected out into our environment. She is in agreement with a quote of Moshe Feldenkrais: "Flexible bodies, flexible mind!"
Renee has written a calendar of values called 'Roots of Happiness' for adults and 'Kid's Peace Bus' for children's education that is the foundation of our dialogue discussion groups and Intouch Language Enrichment Programs. In the fall of 2014 the Dalai Lama predicted that this would now be the Century of Dialogue!
Renee has created green behavior integrative learning programs for children and adults. Green behavior translates into "the change we want to see in the world." Caring for others and nature with respect and consideration.
Renee Lindstrom, GCFP,
Feldenkrais® Practitioner since 2007, Value-Based Communication & Empathy Coach since 2004, Art of Placement since 2000, Founder of Greater Victoria Peace & Intercultural Celebrations since 2010 & Greater Victoria Labyrinths since 2012, #yyj Peace Week Calendar Founder – 2014 & 2015


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Country distribution from AmphibiaWeb's database: Sri Lanka
Range Description
This species is known from isolated populations in the south-western region of Sri Lanka, and has been recorded at elevations of 200-1,100m asl. Specific records come from Haycock, Weddagala, Kitugala, Kosmulla, Pathanegala, Kadugannawa and Pussellawa.
Habitat and Ecology
It is a canopy species of lowland and montane tropical moist forest. Adults have been observed perched 0.3-2m above the ground on branches, mossy logs and sometimes on mossy rock surfaces (Manamendra-Arachchi and Pethiyagoda 2005). Breeding is by direct development.
It is locally abundant.
Population Trend
Major Threats
The major threat is habitat loss as a result of the conversion of forest habitat to cultivation (tea, cardamom and shifting cultivation) and urban areas, and the extraction of timber; agrochemical pollution is also a threat to this species.
Conservation Actions
It has been recorded in Kanneliya Forest Reserve, Haycock Forest Reserve, Gilimale-Eratne Forest Reserve and Knuckles Forest Reserve.
Red List Status
Endangered (EN)
Listed as Endangered because its Extent of Occurrence is less than 5,000 km2, and its Area of Occupancy is less than 500 km2, all individuals are in fewer than five locations, and there is continuing decline in the extent and quality of its habitat in Sri Lanka.
Taxonomic Notes
We follow Bossuyt and Dubois (2001) in considering this species to be separate from Philautus microtympanum, and belonging to the genus Philautus, rather than Polypedates.
Kelum Manamendra-Arachchi, Anslem de Silva 2004. Pseudophilautus cavirostris. The IUCN Red List of Threatened Species 2004: e.T58828A11847097. http://dx.doi.org/10.2305/IUCN.UK.2004.RLTS.T58828A11847097.en .Downloaded on 19 January 2019


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You can book this tour by paying a deposit of INR 1590 per person
Aristocat Day Sailing
Sail away from Bali to Nusa Lembongan Island aboard Aristocat – Bali Hai Cruises' luxury Sailing Catamaran. Enjoy a day trip or an overnight stay in the pristine Lembongan bay at Bali Hai Cruises private Beach Club, where you can relax on golden sand, lie back in the shade of tranquil gardens or cool off in a lagoon pool.
Sailing to Lembongan
Aboard our sailing catamaran we provide complimentary soft drinks and refreshments as we travel from mainland Bali to Nusa Lembongan. Upon arrival at the Hai Tide Beach Resort, you will enjoy a delicious BBQ lunch grilled at our poolside cabana, which includes salads, steaks and fresh fish. After lunch, join a guided village tour of this small unspoiled island, home to seaweed farmers.
The Aristocat sailing cruise offers an array of water sports activities, including banana boat rides, pool volley ball, snorkeling and semi submersible coral viewer. Other water sports options include a parasailing adventure which will take you high above the water for a birds' eye view of the island and scuba diving with our in house dive team – Bali Hai Diving Adventures. Certified divers may travel further a field to experience life beneath the waves in this vibrant ocean channel between Nusa Lembongan and Nusa Penida. Whether you want adventure or relaxation, the Aristocat Sailing Cruise is a perfect day out for the whole family.
And when the day is done, the Aristocat luxury catamaran makes a leisurely cruise back to Benoa Harbour, arriving as the sun sets on another glorious day in Bali.
What is included in the tour
- Air-conditioned Hotel Transfers in Bali
- Sail to Beach Club
- Morning Tea/Coffee and Snacks
- BBQ Lunch on Nusa Lembongan
- Snorkeling Equipment and Instruction
- Beach/Pool Games
- Children's Activities
- Banana Boat Rides
- Lembongan Island Tour
- Sea Kayaks
- Complimentary soft drinks during sailing to Lembongan Island
- Under-water viewing chamber
- Semi Submersible Coral Viewer
- Towel
- Locker
Terms and Conditions
Cancellation Policy - Cancellation or any changes to activities must be notified at least 48 hours prior to date of activity. Any changes within less than 48 hours from the activity date will be charged the full amount of activity.
Refund Policy - Sickness, Late arrival, Change of mind, will not receive any form of refund.


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By Cyril Morong, Ph. D.
Washington State University
May 1991
Chair: Donald Schaefer
This dissertation investigates the economic and ideological factors influencing Congressional Roll Call Voting during the Federalist Period in the United States, 1789-1801, by applying a discrete choice analysis to that period's roll call votes. This research is relevant because it helps explain the causes of change in the institutional structure of our economy, a necessary step for developing a theory of institutional change throughout history. The major institutional question addressed in the Federalist Period was the balance of power between the states and the federal government.
This research combines elements of the work done by Kalt and Zupan on voting in the U. S. Senate in the 1970's and the work done by McGuire and Ohsfeldt on the framing and ratification of the constitution.
The roll call votes for each bill are analyzed with a logit model with a congressman's vote. There are three types of explanatory variables: personal ideology, constituents' economic interests and constituents' ideology. This approach uses the Principal-Agent model.
Ideology is defined in the Higgsian sense of a belief system that individuals use as a guide in their personal economic actions, their public policy preferences, and group identification.
The results show that both economic interests and ideology were both important factors. Ideology was more important on legislation that lacked clear cut economic implications while economic variables were more important on bills that did. Ideology must be used by economists to explain public policy. The founding fathers formed two political parties, Federalist and Republican, based on economic and ideological differences. Both factors are also important in determing why the institutional structure changes.


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|The first purse!!!
|I plan to add more stars to the front
More to come from my sewing room!
A tribute to dance, running and all things that require laces... but really the nonsensical ramblings of my blonde mind
|The first purse!!!
|I plan to add more stars to the front
|Jay and I
|up close to the action
|go Mammoth!!
|My empty ID pocket... ignore the imperfections - I did it all by myself!
|With IDs in it! Perfect size... even fits my cell phone if I want
|Claire and I!!!
|MLS 2010 Champ flags for everyone
|some of the girls before our first show
|dancing during our second set of shows
|our awesome group
|bar shows begin!
|bar chaos
|Sully and I, pre-parade
|Denver & District Pipe Band
|Parade stepping!
|Look at all the drummers!
|The whole group
|Cheesy Beer Bread
|Yummy and delicious soup
|Shamrock capes! and Irish kisses!
|Irish Dancing!!!!
|Two rows up from the ice
|oh the action!
|my honey and me
|snowy first day on the hill
|on the drive to the rental house
|Tubing buddies!!!
|matching MONKEY HATS!!!!
|enjoying the beautiful day


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Life Action Role Play
There are many different types of role play. Dungeons and Dragons is probably the most well known tabletop role play game in the world. And there are off course the online role play games, they can be written or played as videogames. And there are probably many more options that I can't think of right now.
The difference between all those and L.A.R.P. is that you become the character, enter the world the story is written in and act like your character is suppose to act in your opinion. A good description would be "improvised acting".
The storyline isn't set in stone, it's a guideline for the organization, also known as the game masters, to give the players something to respond to. Other than that it's pretty much up to the players. For example, there is no way to predict how a character is going to respond, or even ignore, the problem presented to him/her. There have been tons of situation where the game masters thought they presented a pretty clear situation and instead of solving the problem the players actions made it ten times worse. And that's alright. You are allowed to mess things up, you are allowed to do your own thing even if it goes against what they expected you to do. A good game master will just adapt to the new situation and continue the story.
There are certain rules to the game which are necessary.
Before you start with your character you'll have to build your character sheet. These are not unlike many videogames where you have to place points in stats and abilities. Based on this sheet you have certain skills you can use, magic is just one of the many options.
And there are the basic safety rules you most follow. The weapons may not be real but when you use them wrong you can do harm. Which obviously isn't the goal in any of these events. Different countries have different rules but within the Netherlands all the organizations seem to be on the same page.
Most importantly there is the "Man Down" rule. Because there are some pretty darn good actors out there it is sometimes hard to tell when someone is playing hurt or has some real life injury as a result of an accident. "Man Down" means that everything within the game stops immediately after the call has been made and the medical team on sight gets all the time and space to examine the injured person and take appropriate measures. Most "Man Down" situations are light injuries but unfortunately there are the worst case scenarios. Someone we know went into cardiac arrest during one of the bigger events in the Netherlands. Because of the medical teams direct actions he has survived and lives to tell the tale.
I have been larping since 2006 and my husband started in 2005. We've met on one of the events when he and a friend joined our player group of Night elf characters on an event called Far Kingdoms. We must be the only parents who can honestly tell their child they've met in a Kingdom Far Far Away…
Mostly I've played the role of the mage elves with healing powers. Depending on the event I would change my background story and elf race (Night elf / High elf / Wood elf / Dark elf).
When my daughter was 6 months old my husband and I went to a larp event while Grannie was babysitting our little voodoodoll. We were 10 minutes from home and we left instructions to call us for anything, anything at all. Unfortunately my mother got a light cerebral infarction that weekend. Everything turned out fine, she recovered fully and there was no harm done to the baby. She understood something was wrong when it happened and called in help.
It did mean that my husband and I were scared shitless and had nightmares of all the possible things that could have gone wrong. At first we both quit larp, later he went to two events a year while I stayed home with our daughter. Time flew by and 5 years later I still hadn't been to any event myself.
We did have a small "larpschool" where my husband would train other larpers, or those who are completely new to the hobby, to fight with the different type of weapons within the guidelines of the savety rules.
Around the time my daughter was born my best friend came up with the idea for a group of voodoo people. I think the original inspiration came from the Prodigy song.
From that point on I've been increasingly doing research on the voodoo and hoodoo culture in order to write characters and backgrounds. During that research I may have fallen in love with the culture and at least one visit to New Orleans has been added to my bucket-list.
May 2015 was our first event. The voodoo people made their entrance on Ravenskeep, a highly leading and popular event. The voodoo people, as we wrote them, are very different from your average larp character and we had no idea whether people would be able to appreciate our group or if it would be a complete and utter disappointment. You never know what may or may not happen with your character but in this case the stakes were higher than ever. With all the years of research, all the years of not being a part of the hobby, the anticipation was killing me.
It turned out to be my best event ever. I had so much fun playing my character, Maman Brigitte, and it was so different from anything I played before that for once I hope we'll all survive until the end of times. Usually one can only hope for an epic ending but in this case I don't want it to end it at all. As a group we've shaken the city, made tons of friends, made people question us, made people want to be with us. It was awesome.
In September 2015 we had our second event with the group, with one additional member, Ghede Nibo. He was played by one of the younger people who used to come to our training sessions. He started training when he was almost 12 years old and by now he has done plenty of events on his own and with friends. Now that he's almost 18 he was able to join us at Ravenskeep as my protégé. Ravenskeep is a 18+ event and because of that minors are only allowed as someones protégé. He did amazing! And ones again I had an great weekend with wonderfull friends and we are already making new plans for May 2016!


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The Springboks fly-half missed four penalties and a conversion of captain Michael Lipman's first-half try, despite perfect playing conditions.The hapless James also saw a late clearance kick charged down by Willie Walker, who gathered a kind bounce to claim Gloucester's clinching try.
Gloucester were in no mood to let James off the hook, building a victory platform through two Walker penalties and an early drop-goal.Walker, replacement for dropped fly-half Ryan Lamb, provided an assured tactical presence in stark contrast to the erratic James.
It meant Gloucester could celebrate a first league triumph at the 18th attempt on Bath soil, which also included a 65th-minute try from England number eight Luke Narraway.
It was an impressive recovery, following a miserable start to their GUINNESS PREMIERSHIP campaign against Leicester last weekend.
Head coach Dean Ryan read the riot act to his players after that 20-8 defeat - changing two-thirds of his starting line-up as the likes of Lamb, Italian Test captain Marco Bortolami and scrum-half Rory Lawson were dropped.
Bath could not match Gloucester's hunger - despite claiming tries from Lipman, wing Joe Maddock and full-back Nick Abendanon.
Maddock and Abendanon struck late in the action, giving the scoreline an appearance that did not do justice to Gloucester's control.
Lipman returned to the Bath starting line-up after recovering from a head injury that sidelined him for last weekend's derby victory over Bristol.
Although Gloucester made a purposeful start, going ahead inside a minute through Walker's drop-goal, Bath quickly wiped out that advantage.
From their first significant attack, the home side struck as lock Peter Short and number eight Jonny Faamatuainu combined at a line-out to send Lipman gliding over.
James' conversion hit the post, and then he drifted a long-range penalty wide after Gloucester flanker Peter Buxton was punished following a reckless high tackle on Abendanon that sparked a brawl. Buxton fortuitously escaped a yellow card, referee Wayne Barnes warning rival locks Justin Harrison and Will James for their roles in the resulting melee.
But Bath could only reflect on another missed penalty 10 minutes later, after Walker had edged Gloucester ahead.
Gloucester were not even troubled when they lost Will James to the sin-bin for use of the boot, extending their lead before the break when Walker slotted another short-range penalty.
Walker's accuracy proved in stark contrast to that of his opposite number James, whose missed kicks meant Bath trooped off 9-5 adrift at the break.
Bath found themselves under pressure from the restart, but powerful wing Matt Banahan led a defensive break-out that required some superb cover defence by his opposite number James Simpson-Daniel.
Simpson-Daniel was a lively presence in front of watching England boss Martin Johnson, but there was no end to James' agony as an easy penalty shot flew wide.
It was a wasteful and wholly out-of-character display by the 29-year-old, whose 18-point haul underpinned Bath's opening weekend success at Bristol.
Gloucester nonetheless kept their concentration and discipline, qualities that gained a deserved reward 15 minutes from time. Narraway had the pace and power to show Bath's defence a clean pair of heels off the back of a scrum 15 metres out, and the home side were finished.
Walker's opportunist effort rubbed salt into a gaping Bath wound - and even though Maddock claimed a consolation try, converted by substitute Shaun Berne, Gloucester had comfortably done enough.
Bath boss Steve Meehan desperately rung the changes late on, but a midfield handling error by Lipman epitomised an afternoon the European Challenge Cup holders would rather forget.
They went in search of a losing bonus point, and they secured it deep into injury time when the impressive Abendanon scampered across.


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Prevent a house demolition in Jaffa tomorrow, Thursday May 24th
The home of the Thakka family is in danger of being demolished tomorrow morning. The house is located on the border between Ajami and Jabaliya neighborhoods in Jaffa. It was constructed on land owned by the family ("Tabu").
Activists and sympathisers will meet tomorrow morning, Thursday, May the 24th at 9 o'clock on the corner of Yefet and HaBa'al Shemtov streets in Jaffa, to prevent a family from loosing their home.


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We are pleased to present our fifth Sustainability Report. You can read about Ardo's efforts to pursue a sustainable policy as a mean of guaranteeing positive results for the planet, people and products.
The sustainability report has been drawn up in accordance with the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) G4 guidelines, Core level. The GRI framework is internationally recognised for its credibility, consistency and comparability, and is widely considered to be the de facto standard for reporting on sustainability. Would you like to read about our developments and projects in detail? You can request the full document from your Ardo contact or download the Sustainability Report from the download centre.


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Here's a 'heads-up' for those of you who use a Photoflex 'Changing Room' dark tent.
I bought mine in the mid-'90s to use when traveling. For the last 3-4 years I've used it for loading/unloading film holders and loading my film processing tank, since I lack a full darkroom.
A couple of years back I noticed that the silver fabric on the outside was beginning to flake off. Nowise, it was still clean inside. Then some sheets I processed yesterday came out fogged. Analysis of the type of fog suggested the Changing Room was leaking. So last night I put a desk lamp inside and closed it up.. that's right, pinholes.
Not a terrible thing (beyond the lost negs); in the future I will cover it with my focusing cloth and use it in a darkened room at night. At least until I get the darkroom finished.
I'm not complaining, or disparaging the product; it has served me well for over twenty years.
But if you have one, check it out before you use it again.


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Common Shocks, Uncommon Effects: Food Price Inflation across the EU
Common Shocks, Uncommon Effects: Food Price Inflation across the EU - Descarga este documento en PDF. Documentación en PDF para descargar gratis. Disponible también para leer online.
Against the backdrop of recent price spikes on world commodity markets, retail food inflation hasvaried considerably across EU Member States despite the existence of a range of common policiesand, for some Member States, a common currency. In this paper, we investigate the extent andpotential causes of the differences in the experience of food inflation through the lens of a single welldefinedproduct chain in 11 EU Member States. Using a structural VAR framework, we find that thecontribution of world prices to the behaviour of retail bread prices shows significant differencesacross the EU Member States we cover. Differences in the functioning of the food sector (particularlybarriers to competition and vertical control) appear to be correlated with the role played world prices,highlighting the importance of such structural features in commodity price transmission.
Keywords: Food Inflation ; Structural Vector Autoregressive Models ; Commodity Pass-Through
Subject(s): Food Consumption/Nutrition/Food Safety
Food Security and Poverty
Issue Date: 2015
Publication Type: Conference Paper/ Presentation
PURL Identifier: http://purl.umn.edu/212055
Total Pages: 29
JEL Codes: C32; E31; Q02
Record appears in: International Association of Agricultural Economists (IAAE) > 2015 Conference, August 9-14, 2015, Milan, Italy
Autor: Lloyd, Tim ; McCorriston, Steve ; Zvogu, Evious
Fuente: http://ageconsearch.umn.edu/record/212055?ln=en


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Applications are invited for various temporary posts for new R & D projects at IJIRA sponsored by Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India. Deserving candidates, who possess the requisite qualification, for filling up the following posts are requested to apply with proper bio-data within 15/02/2017. The details of the contact address are mentioned below:
1. Name of the Posts – Project Associate
Number of posts - 01
Required Qualifications:
- M.Sc./M.Tech. Chemistry/Chemical Technology/Bio-chemistry
- 1-2 yrs. of experience in the field of Applied Chemistry/ Bio-chemistry
Desirable Experience:
- Ph.D in any stream of Chemistry/Chemical Technology
- Experience in the related field
Consolidated pay package: Rs. 30,000/month
Contract Period: One year
2. Name of the Posts - Project Assistant
Number of posts – 01
Required Qualifications:
• B. Tech (Jute Technology/ Textile Technology) /B.Sc. (Hon.) in Chemistry/Bio-Chemistry
Desirable Experience:
• 1-2 yrs. of experience in Jute Mill / Textile Mill
Consolidated pay package: Rs. 20,000/month
Contract Period: One year
1) Deserving candidates should send their applications in a sealed envelope to the address below and clearly mentioning the name of the project, posts.
Indian Jute Industries' Research Association
17, Taratala Road, Kolkata 700 088
2) The candidates should also send their application through mail addresses as in below :-


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THIS is the RAF pilot believed to be the survivor of a Red Arrows jet crash that killed his colleague.
Flt Lt David Stark, 35, was named locally as the airman who ejected from a £30m Hawk aircraft moments before it crashed in flames at a base in Anglesey, North Wales.
Reports suggest both men bailed out of the doomed jet but one parachute did not open during the disaster at training base RAF Valley.
Mr Stark joined the Red Arrows in November and is now thought to be the man receiving treatment after narrowly escaping the fireball.
Dramatic pictures showed a plume of black smoke billowing as the jet burst into flames after nosediving due to a suspected birdstrike — but sources say mechanical failure has also not been ruled out.
A woman walking her dogs said: "The plane noise stopped all of a sudden as if the engine cut out. Then it fell straight down towards the ground.
"Then we heard a bang, we saw flames and smoke and spotted a man in a parachute close to the ground already — he looked like a rag doll lifeless in the harness."
Flt Lt Stark is believed to have flown to the Anglesey base with his crewmate for ground simulator training.
They had just taken off to return to home base RAF Scampton, Lincs, when an "incident" forced them to try to land back at Valley at 1.30pm.
A source said: "Both managed to get out but tragically one of the men's parachutes didn't perform properly for whatever reason."
A Ministry of Defence statement read: "It is with great sadness that the Ministry of Defence must confirm the death of an engineer from the RAF Aerobatics Team (the Red Arrows) in a tragic accident today.
"The serviceman's family have been informed and have asked for a period of grace before further details are released.
"The pilot of the aircraft survived the incident and is currently receiving medical care".
RAF Valley is used to train UK fighter pilots and aircrew for mountain and maritime operations.
Prince William was based there as a search and rescue helicopter pilot.
About 1,500 service personnel, civil servants and contractors work at the site.
Paying tribute, Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson said: "Our thoughts and prayers are with the family, friends and colleagues of the RAF engineer at this incredibly sad time."
Red Arrows tragedy: Team hit by latest death
THE tragedy comes after two previous deaths rocked the famous aerobatics display team.
Flt Lt Jon Egging, 33, pictured top, may have blacked out due to G-force before his fatal Bournemouth Air Festival crash in August 2011, an inquest heard.
In November that year, Flt Lt Sean Cunningham, 35, died when his ejector seat fired by accident but the parachute failed to open during ground checks.
Air Chief Marshall Sir Stephen Hillier added: "This tragic accident is a reminder that we must never take for granted the risks our people take in the service of our country."
The Welsh Ambulance Service said: "We were called shortly before 1.30pm to reports an aircraft had crashed at RAF Valley in Holyhead."
The RAF appealed for witnesses of the crash to send information and pictures to email@example.com.
A spokesperson said: "We are investigating the incident and it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage."
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The Second Onsite Course jointly organized by the General Civil Aviation Authority of the United Arab Emirates (GCAA-UAE) and the African Civil Aviation Commission (AFCAC), opened at the Office de l'Aviation Civile et des Aéroports (OACA), in Tunis, Tunisia on Monday 16 October, 2017.
The training course which will run until 20 October, 2017 brings together 40 participants from 5 African States namely, Cape Verde, Nigeria, South Africa, Togo, with Tunisia making up the majority of the participants.
The expectations of AFCAC and UAE-GCAA are that upon the completion of the Course, all participants will be able to review and update their State Safety Programmes in accordance with the relevant ICAO Standards and Recommended Practices (SARPs) and the provisions of the new Global Aviation Safety Plan (GASP).
Delivering the Opening remarks on behalf of the Secretary General of AFCAC, Iyabo O. Sosina and in the presence of Mr. Kamel MILED, Director General of Civil Aviation, Tunisia, the Director of Safety and Technical Services, Mr. Papa Atoumane FALL, urged participants to actively engage in serious discussions with the Instructor, Capt. Nasir Iqbal, Chief Safety Risk Specialist, GCAA-UAE, regarding the management of their States' safety oversight issues in the establishment/implementation of their SSPs and SMS'.
The SSP Implementation training is the fourth in the series of On-Site courses generously offered by the UAE-GCAA, within the framework of the Memorandum of Cooperation with AFCAC.


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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Chocolate Birthday Highs!
Monday, December 14, 2009
Christmas Cookie Fun w/ Kaybrie & Her Bestie!
Here is Kaybrie putting her Sprinkles on...
...and Faith
...and here is the finished product! We had lots of fun, the girls were really afraid they were making a big mess with the sprinkles and I had to reassure them that it was no big deal, it was such a cute and fun project for the two year old girls!
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
WooHoo! BA's Danny Cahill Wins Season 8's Biggest Loser
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Start It Out Right Sunday- Week 15
Monday, November 23, 2009
My Son the All-Star!
Monday, November 9, 2009
Leaves are Fun!
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Our Annual Arkansas Game November 7, 2009! We Beat South Carolina! Great Game, Great Seats! Loved it! Way to go Razorbacks!
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Tricks or Treats with the Crow's
Our first house to Trick or Treat at- of course Miss Dusty's
Anticipation for all that candy, can barely even get Moma a good shot of their costumes!
The Trick or Treat Gang!
We went to Grandma's house for our annual chili dinner. While the men watched the OSU/Texas game, we went Trick or Treating on her street, it is nice because we do not get too much candy! The boys have a blast because they know exactly where they are going and the girls just stand around admiring each other in their costumes. Kaybrie was really into Trick or Treating this year. One really cute thing that she did was put her sippy cup in her bag and when Mr. Collins one of the elderly neighbors gave her candy, she also gave him a piece of candy out of her pumpkin!
Monday, October 26, 2009
Where Have I Been and What Has Been Going On at The Crow's Nest?
My Moma surprised the kids with a visit last Wednesday and stayed through Sunday, so needless to say, I have been away from the computer. We had a great visit! She did bring Jason's birthday gift- we are now sporting a new yard ornament- and a quite pretty one if I say so myself! What do you think? And Soooie on you if you don't like it! She found this in Mississippi, so this Hog has a lot of miles on him!
On another note, Braden had all A's on his first report card. We are so proud of him! And now I have to share a funny story that happened last night, he of course will disown me, but I have to document this one, LOL! Last night, Braden was sitting in self confessional crying his eyes out- it seems he had been keeping a BIG secret all weekend long. He had received a "like" note from a girl at school on Thursday and checked YES, he is terrified that we are going to turn him into the school authorities ( I told him it was in the handbook, NO GIRLFRIENDS). I guess I am blessed that it has waited until 3rd grade! BTW, her name is Bailey, and mom is a teacher. This all started because we were getting ready to watch Transformers 2 and Bailey reminds him of Megan Fox- oh for crying out loud, sorry but I don't think a 3rd grade girl, or any girl could hold a candle to Megan, but I did not dare tell my DS that!
Miss Kaybrie, well she is into the WHY's! She is into the I need to find this, and if I can't you find it for me. And, she is into the "I am the boss" stage. Yep, the 3's are quickly approaching, only 2 more months and we will have a darling three year old in the house. Oh is she a Drama Queen! One of her favorite things right now is to go to her Grandma's and play with Grandma's black porcelain baby doll! So sweet!
Thursday, October 15, 2009
Fall Break at the Pumpkin Patch
We finally got the opportunity to make our annual visit today, aka pumpkin picture taking at the pumpkin patch and it was soooo cold! And of course, I didn't realize just how cold it was and did not dress myself or the kids warm enough, it was hat and glove weather! 48 degrees, at least it wasn't raining! I didn't get as many shots as usual, and Kaybrie still is not as photogenic as Braden is on the pumpkins, maybe orange will be his color- but I'm pretty sure he is going to bleed Hog Red Forever, LOL!
Look, I even got into the pumpkin shot this year! Thanks, Stacye!
Here is Braden and his classic surrounded by pumpkin shot!
John Deere Green Tractors were an attraction this year, Braden was a little too big...oh well!
Kaybrie really tried to peddle, she prefers a diesel engine though!
Oh dear, her hair was blowing in the wind!
Isn't Braden just the cutest?
Moma's little Pumpkins!
Tuesday, October 13, 2009
An Early Birthday Present: A Miley Mistake or Lesson?


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Grand Bend area signs vandalized
(This does not have to be said, but Wind Concerns Ontario in no way condones vandalism.)
Destructive behaviour concerns OPP
Lakeshore Advance, April 19, 2014
Energy company Nextera has been given the green light to start building a 92-turbine industrial wind farm in Lambton and Middlesex counties.
And that okay may have prompted the graffiti splashed on Grand Bend Highway 21 businesses and the municipal sign Friday morning. From the entry sign north to the Caldwell Banking sign "Stop wind power" was clearly written in red paint. At the Ausable Inn one car was splashed in red paint and the tires slashed.
Bill Weber, mayor of the Municipality of Lambton Shores, told the Lakeshore Advance that, "Reaction is disappointment. It's disappointing that it would come to this in Lambton Shores."
Even more frustrating for Weber is that the municipality – which includes Grand Bend – is one of nearly 100 unwilling host communities in Ontario.
The municipality has been fighting to keep turbines out of the community and stands largely on the same side as those in the anti-wind movement.
"Everyone understands the frustration that the anti-wind people have, that's the frustration that the municipality has with the Green Energy Act," Weber says adding he does not believe this destruction helps to further the protester's cause.
Provincial approval to build 92 new wind turbines near Grand Bend was just handed down last week and although Grand Bend is not directly involved in the wind debate, yet, the businesses may have been targeted because they are close to homes and apartments being rented by wind company employees.
OPP Const. Chrystal Jones says "The OPP understands this is a very sensitive issue in our communities. Bottom line is, it's mischief, it's against the law and we're not going to tolerate this."
Weighing in on social media one poster said, "Shameful! This is not about wind power being a good or bad thing – this is about morons out vandalizing neigbourhoods! "
Another agreed stating, "Did they think this was going to change anything? What a bunch of fools!"
Anyone with information on what happened is asked to contact OPP at 1-888-310-1122, their nearest police authority or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
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Project Manager Elec. Eng. / Mfg ? Long Island City, NY
Position Purpose: Directs, coordinates, and exercises functional authority for planning, organization, control, Integration and completion of engineering project within area of assigned responsibility by performing the following duties.
1. Participates in the generation of the System Requirements Document to define the
Performance, cost and schedule constraints of the engineering project.
2. Plans the engineering project and organizes project staff according to project requirements.
Defines tasks, milestones, critical paths, resource allocation, interdepartmental & other
Dependencies and budget estimates.
3. Works with department managers to assign project personnel and participates in generation
And review of technical studies, product design and test documents. Evaluates and approves
Design changes, specifications, and drawing releases.
4. Experience with domestic and international regulatory bodies, medical device requirements,
Regulatory requirements related to risk analysis & mitigation is a plus.
5. Develops schedule recovery plans as needed to address project issues. The project manager
Is required to resolve or escalate issues in a timely manner.
6. Reviews product design for compliance with engineering principles, company standards,
Regulatory agency standards, customer contract requirements, and related specifications.
7. Coordinates activities concerned with technical developments, scheduling, and resolving
Engineering design and test problems both within internal departments and outside vendors
Associated with the project.
8. Controls expenditures within limitations of project budget.
9. Hold regular status meetings, keep management and the project team well informed and
Generate action lists. Effective verbal and written communication skills are required to clearly
Communicate plans, tasks, new actions, requirements, changes and risks.
10. Supports the transfer of design from Engineering to Manufacturing.
Takes necessary action to carry out the assigned responsibilities, consistent with sound
Management and cost-effective practices and position guidelines outlined. Schedules and
Prioritizes work to accommodate the project's needs while minimizing impact on current projects.
Coordinates activities within the project's engineering staff and the Sales and Marketing
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Outside vendors and regulatory agencies.
Periodic contact is required with customers within and outside the organization.
Bachelordegree in Electrical Engineering or equivalent related experience and/or training; Or
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Minimum of three (3) years' experience related engineering experience.
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Ability to define problems collects data, establish facts, and draw valid conclusions. Ability to
Interpret an extensive variety of technical instructions in mathematical or diagram form and deal
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text: Melody Moezzi was born to Persian parents at the height of the Islamic Revolution and raised amid a vibrant, loving, and gossipy Iranian diaspora in the American heartland. When at eighteen, she began battling a severe physical illness, her community stepped up, filling her hospital rooms with roses, lilies, and hyacinths. But when she attempted suicide and was diagnosed with bipolar disorder, there were no flowers. Despite several stays in psychiatric hospitals, bombarded with tranquilizers, mood-stabilizers, and antipsychotics, she was encouraged to keep her illness a secret—by both her family and an increasingly callous and indifferent medical establishment. Both an irreverent memoir and a rousing call to action, Haldol and Hyacinths is the moving story of a woman who refused to become torn across cultural and social lines. A powerful, funny, and poignant narrative told through a unique and fascinating cultural lens, it is a tribute to the healing power of hope, humor, and acceptance.


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Stability of Functional Differential Equations
1st Edition
This book provides an introduction to the structure and stability properties of solutions of functional differential equations. Numerous examples of applications (such as feedback systrems with aftereffect, two-reflector antennae, nuclear reactors, mathematical models in immunology, viscoelastic bodies, aeroautoelastic phenomena and so on) are considered in detail. The development is illustrated by numerous figures and tables.
Applied mathematicians, researchers in control problems, and engineers; physicists, economists, and graduate students in applied mathematics.
Table of Contents
Theoretical Foundations of Functional Differential Equations. Stability of Retarded Equations. Stability of Neutral Functional Differential Equations. Stability of Stochastic Functional Differential Equations. References. Index.
- No. of pages:
- 217
- Language:
- English
- Copyright:
- © Academic Press 1986
- Published:
- 28th January 1986
- Imprint:
- Academic Press
- eBook ISBN:
- 9780080963143
About the Serial Editor
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Affiliations and Expertise
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Our baby has been diagnosed with HLHS (hypoplastic left heart syndrome). We believe that God is in control and will use our situation to glorify his name. As we take this journey, we invite you to join us on our knees and pray for a mended heart.
Tuesday, 19 February 2013
Genius Convention Take 2
This afternoon I sat with the physiotherapist and worked with Hope. We are working to have her sit up and develop her core strength. She has a long way to go and it can be frustrating. At the same time, I see progress in small areas and feel encouraged. Some days it's hard to imagine that Hope will grow up and run around with Sadie.
Tomorrow at 1pm Shawn and I will be sitting down with the hematologist, cardiologist x2, pediatrician, GI doctor, nutritionist and a few others. They are hoping to video conference in Dr. Kantor from Edmonton, but are skeptical that his schedule will allow this. We are praying this miracle happens, it would bring a doctor into the meeting that believes our daughter has a future. This meeting will lay out a care plan for Hope and decide what is next for her. These meetings can be very overwhelming and at times discouraging. Please pray for Shawn and I as we prepare to absorb a lot of information all at once.
We are entering a difficult parenting stage with Sadie. She has always been a very easy going and obedient child, and she is starting to have some interesting moments. We need wisdom as we work at finding ways to have her obey us and remain patient. We also need to find a way to get her to eat dinner. Each night we sit down as a family and it seems to be a non-stop fight to get her to eat and sit with us. We're both so tired from the stress of Hope that we don't have the energy to deal with Sadie's behaviour. We want to raise our girls well and worry that our focus on Hope is negatively affecting Sadie. After a bout of poor behaviour, Sadie will turn around and be the wonderful little girl we've raised for 2.5 years and we wonder how to make that girl stay!
Thank you for continuing to pray for our family. I am still adjusting to being back in Calgary. There are moments in the day with Hope that I stop and think, I get to go home when I leave here today! It's always wonderful to end my day with Shawn and Sadie and to know that I'll be seeing Hope in the morning too. I try not to focus on getting Hope home constantly, it makes it difficult when things are delayed. On the other hand, it's such an incredible thought and a dream that sneaks into my mind often.
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- Anonymous19 February 2013 at 20:35
Don't be too hard on yourself about Sadie... she still has 2 parents that love her and take wonderful care of her.. and I don't know a single 2-3 yr old that hasn't made this transition to testing their independence! These years have their moments with all parents and kids.. :) Praying for wonderful news tomorrow!!! Keep that dream of getting Hope home! It will happen!ReplyDelete
I pray the video conference goes through as planned, it would certainly help you and Shawn feel a little better having that extra positive person (Doctor)with you through this planning. Unfortunately 2.5 yr old's have trying moments and please know that you are both amazing parents!! having to be at the hospital and so focused on Hope is what is needed now and I am very doubtful that will cause any ill effects on Sadie :) remember she is adjusting to having you back at home and testing as those going on 3 years tend to do. Always in my thoughts and prayers from OntarioReplyDelete
Praying for your meeting! Praying for strength with Sadie, she is in a normal stage for a 2 year old (that's why they call it the terrible two's) but it is a trying time and it will pass.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 February 2013 at 07:08
Your concerns about Sadie bring back memories. I also have two girls, one of which was the 'perfect' child until she was about 2.5 years old. I woke up one day pondering who switched my child for the one who appeared out of the blue. That 'child' today is a wonderful, intelligent, caring mom herself. There are days, however, she wonders which of her own children's alter-egos will show up at the breakfast table. I simply have to laugh.ReplyDelete
Keep on truckin' Amy. You are doing an amazing job. HOPE-ful in Ontario.
- Anonymous20 February 2013 at 14:46
Just wanted to chime in to the other comments and say - don't worry! Sadie is showing herself to be a perfectly normal little girl who will grow up to be an independent thinker - just like I'm sure you want her to be! :) But will pray for you bc it's never easy to go through that stage as a parent...and you already have alot (that's an understatement!) on your plate. Good thing we have Jesus who takes all our worries & inadequacies and brings beauty from them!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous20 February 2013 at 21:33
Re Sadie: Don't expect Norman Rockwell family mealtimes! She won't starve herself. Just be sure to have healthy, nourishing options available, and ignore her picky-ness. (A Grandma)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 February 2013 at 06:55
just a note about the toddler...at times I have fed the little one separately and then allowed him/her to play about in the room while we have our main course, joining us for the brief "privilige" of desert or salad. Just stopping the "war" for a temporary period gives the kiddie a chance to eat without a struggle; food they are enthused about, all alone with one parent reading a story, helping, listening, encouraging, while the other parent sets out the "big dinner" for the "big people". It provides respite from the stress and an incentive for the little one to want to join the older ones. Also is an idea to have the toddler bathed and pj'd so that an early night is an option if he/she won't play about quietly while the parents/older siblings eat in a civilized manner.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous21 February 2013 at 21:15
I have 2 children, my daughter is 7 and my son is 4. We have that same fight every dinner and sometimes lunch and breakfast. My only sanity saver is that the professionals say that they will not let themselves starve.ReplyDelete
You are doing a great job and I am in awe at how eloquent you write and how well you seem to do with everything you have thrown at you and your family. You are in my friends and family's thoughts and prayers regularly.


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'Being a paramedic isn't what you may think' - first cohort of paramedic graduates lift the lid on why they are entering the profession
PUBLISHED: 18:16 01 August 2017 | UPDATED: 18:16 01 August 2017
The number of paramedics working in Norfolk and Suffolk has been boosted by almost 100 after the first cohort of paramedic science students graduated from the University of East Anglia (UEA).
The new degree course, run in conjunction with the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust (EEAST), was designed to address the shortfall in recruitment and ensure that the ambulance service can continue to meet the needs of patients across the region.
Because of the wide range of situations they encounter all paramedics learn a variety of skills, from obstetrics and trauma to patient education for self-care and falls management, delivered in conjunction with many partner trusts in the East of England.
Marcus Bailey, consultant paramedic for EEAST, said: "I'm delighted to see so many fully-fledged paramedics completing their studies and graduating who are already providing a high level of patient care in their communities. It takes three years of hard work and dedication to become a paramedic and I'd like to congratulate everyone who has qualified and pay tribute to their commitment and the support of their families.
"Every year, demand on the ambulance service increases and the number of life-threatening calls goes up, which is why we have hired more than 800 student paramedics over the last three years and continue to support those studying to become the next generation of paramedics."
Ben Law, from Lowestoft, said: "Since joining the ambulance service I've attended some horrendous jobs and seen things some people will never see, but I have also seen some truly amazing things including resuscitating a cardiac arrest patient, delivering a baby and having a cup of tea with an elderly gentleman while listening to his war stories. I came to realise quickly that our job isn't just about the interventions we can perform, but also how just simply listening and talking to someone is where a large part of our workload lies. For me this is great as I love a good natter. But equally, sometimes that is all that is needed and can make such a difference in someone's life."
Tom Paddock became a paramedic after volunteering with St John Ambulance and will join EEAST in October and begin teaching at UEA from September.
He said: "I spent a summer volunteering alongside paramedics and realised that the profession was so much more than I'd thought. I switched from a natural sciences degree and it was very exciting that, as a new course, UEA wanted our input in developing the content and that their aim was to make us as good as we could be rather than just as good as we needed to be.
"A lot of people think being a paramedic is all about cardiac arrests, road traffic collisions and critical care but these constitute only 6-10pc of the patients we see in ambulance practice. The higher level assessment, diagnosis and care planning skills are used in the remaining 90-94pc of emergencies such as end of life care, mental health crises, acute social issues and other urgent care needs. These are the consultations where you have the most scope to use your knowledge and clinical judgement and where you make a real difference to a patient's health outcomes."
Bethany Taylor, who is now working as a frontline paramedic with EEAST, said: "The most challenging part of my job is dealing with some of the most emotionally difficult situations in people's lives, which can be very stressful and even hostile. But it's rewarding to make a difference to every single person I see and treat each day. No one trusts you to walk straight into their house in any other job and so I feel very proud to fulfil the role I do."
Laura Brown already had a degree in psychology before studying for her paramedic science BSc and is currently working in West Norfolk.
"Providing acute care in the challenging pre-hospital setting is something I am passionate about," she said. "Being a paramedic isn't what you may think it will be – it's much more. Getting out in the community, meeting patients and making differences at a grass roots level is incredibly rewarding. Pre-hospital medicine is a challenge area, particularly in rural Norfolk. You are often with sick patients for extended periods of time with minimal resource. Managing this, doing the best for your patients and making sound clinical decisions is both challenging and rewarding."
Rosie Doy, reader in health sciences at UEA, said: "We're extremely proud of all our graduating students, who have proved their resilience, motivation and compassion, having already encountered may challenging and distressing situations. Every shift brings difficult assessments and decisions.
"Being a paramedic isn't just about responding to an emergency and getting a patient safely to hospital, it's also about preventing avoidable admissions by getting people access to the support services they need, whether that's social care or, increasingly, support for mental health issues, frail older people and those living with dementia."


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It costs around £2.5 million every year to run St Mary's Hospice and continue to provide our essential services. This would be impossible without the wonderful and generous community support we get from the people across the Furness peninsula, including Millom and across the South Lakes.
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text: Rabi, my beautiful Hausa friend who i had a massive crush on was just about to graduate from Uni. I met her almost a year ago from a very close friend of mine , i was in my second year of uni so i didnt think i'd ever be lucky. We were "just friends" at the beginning. one day, she asked me to please buy her some ice cream which at the time was very affordable. she shared her ice cream with me that night as well a very passionate kiss which kicked off a new era in our "friendship". after a couple days, we acted like nothing had happened. Even though we tried to act normal around other friends, it was very awkward when it was just us. One evening, i decided to take the situation into my hands, i went over to her house and immediately she opened the door to let me in, i grabbed her by the waist, pulled her close, without any further hesitation, i kissed her long and hard until she started feeling on my neck and gradually descended to grabbing my hard butt cheeks. I slowly unwrapped the scarf covering her head, revealing the tank top she wore underneath. at this moment i could tell she wasn't wearing a bra revealing her rounded double Ds as i pulled em up. All this while, lips still locked, no words had been exchanged, and the door was yet to be locked. We were entirely into each other, ripping clothings off of each other, moving as fast as possible to get into the "Native" state. Before long, we're both naked on the floor *door still unlocked. I'm now nibbling on her beautifully erect nipples which caused her to moan out loud. I put my left hand over her mouth and my right had was busy kneading on her left boobs while her right nipple was comfortably in my mouth. I knew she was enjoying herself cos her body jerked every time i squeezed on her big left boob. i quickly tore open my protection and was ready to drill. At that moment she started grabbing on me impatiently waiting for what was coming. I realized she couldn't wait so i decided to tease a lil longer by stabbing and i slowly slid into her awesomely warm and slippery south hole... mmmmm... The grinding that followed lasted for another 30minutes which brought a lot of pleasure to my partner and i.. just as i was about to explode, her neighbor walks in and screams "KEI!! MAI WANAN"!!!!!! outta shock, we both scrambled to our feet, covering body parts and embarrassed to death. She almost immediately storms outta the room and we're left alone again. Now laughing at ourselves, i realize i just came the hardest i had ever cum in my life Rabi hugs me and whispers "Anuel, u:re the best. I tried to quickly clean up and scrambled outta her apartment....lol.


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There is time for everything in this life. There is even time to believe. Find the time to put your belief in Alicia Adams the current curator of the Spotlight on Directors series now debuting at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. Adams, who is the Vice President of International Programming and Dance, has brought together a series of theatrical features to appear in this festival-style collection, with each running just a few performances in and out of the various houses of The Kennedy Center in the months of March and April. Presenting presently in The Eisenhower Theatre, with its Washington DC debut of Teatro El Público, from Director Carlos Díaz, Antigonón, un contingente épico, a fusion of the renowned epic Antigone with Cuba's historic and modern day heroes.
The production itself is a jumble of concepts that may have been better served with simplicity. Though it is delivered entirely in Spanish, with English surtitles projected above the performers, there are a great many times throughout the evening where said translations either fall severely behind the speakers or are pushed ahead of the text before its delivered. This adds an unwanted element of confusion to the performance on the whole, detracting from some of the other bizarrely beautiful segments of the production. English Translator Dinorah de Jesus Rodriguez works with Dramaturge and Playwright Rogelio Orizondo to carefully express exacting sentiment from what is being spoken in Spanish to what is being read in English. But like in all language translations, somethings just do not translate well or even at all.
This is addressed by Director Carlos Díaz in the way that he pushes the five performers (Giselda Calero, Daysi Forcade, Luis Manuel Álvarez, Linnett Hernández, and Roberto Espinosa Sebazco) to deliver their text. With great swells of turbulent passion, particularly from the female performers— as they do the majority of the narration and dialogue exchanges in this production— it is easy to understand the emotions and sentiment of what's being said, even when the translations don't match up exactly, and especially when the surtitles have lagged behind or jumped ahead of the performers.
Díaz is overly ambitious in everything that he's presenting with this production. His use of gratuitous nudity in the opening silent interpretive dance routine, which is fascinating to watch in and of itself but appears to have no correlation or connection to the remainder of the work, weakens his blatant use of it and the hyper sexualized overtones of the play later on. There is an imbalance of how Díaz uses nudity in this production, though it is tasteful in the beginning, it ultimately cheapens the effectiveness of his use of it later.
Costume Designer Celia Ledón Acosta does craft some astonishing pieces witnessed throughout the performance, but again this becomes a question of "is it better to say more with less?" Some of the pieces, absurd in their nature, though astonishing to marvel over, simply create confusion where either continued nudity or simpler clothing could have more effectively conveyed the various messages that the play is trying to import. Because of Acosta's outlandish outfits— though to her credit the 'junk' costumes with bottles is by far one of the most intriguing— many of the 'characters' represented and portrayed become muddled and lost amid the menagerie of colorful clothing.
Óscar Bastansuri, the show's Lighting Designer, deserves a nod of praise for following a simplistic approach for illuminating the show. Warm but muted side lights keep everything in focus against Set Designer Roberto Ramos Mori's rather basic scenic backdrop. Mori is a good example of how the abstract notions of design can be presented in a simplistic fashion that enhances rather than detracts from the overall value of the production. Papier mâché texturing along the uprights, which flank a JumboTron projector on either side, display iconic images along with newspaper text to nudge the visual cues down the right path. The video segments used on said large projection screen, are also quite powerful, though again seemed to be a bit out of sync like the surtitles.
Overall the performance had great potential to be a deeply meaningful thing, tying in Cuban cultural heritage, struggles, strife, heroes, and epics with the legend and myth of Antigone. The use of the Greek tragedy as a framing device and connecting point was not expressed clearly enough for this experiment to be considered a success.
Running Time: Approximately 85 minutes with no intermission
Antigonón, un contingente épico plays two performances on Tuesday March 21st and Wednesday March 23rd 2017 in The Eisenhower Theatre as a part of the Spotlight on Directors Series now appearing at The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts— 2700 F Street NW in Washington, DC. For tickets call the box office at (202) 467-4600 or purchase them online.


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"A Man Without Honor" might seem at first glance to be rather tame and dull compared to the plot-heavy Game of Thrones episodes we've seen the last few weeks, but looks can be deceiving. With a few exceptions, the hour is a string of extended, emotive conversations between key characters. They chronicle realizations, denials, shattered dreams and ambitions, and they do it (mostly) without the benefit of a high-fantasy plot device to propel things along. And yet it's still compelling, so compelling that it's proof that even if the dragons are absent, Game of Thrones continues to fascinate.
WARNING: Spoilers ahead
In King's Landing: Sansa (Sophie Turner) must face a startling new life change, and gets some unexpected advice from Cersei (Lena Headey). Tyrion (Peter Dinklage) and Cersei confront the horrors of an oncoming assault on the capital.
In the Stark Camp: Robb (Richard Madden) continues to pursue a new romantic interest even as he prepares for important peace negotiations. Jaime Lannister (Nikolaj Coster-Waldau) finally gets something to do. Catelyn (Michelle Fairley) must grapple with an unexpected uproar in her son's absence.
Beyond the Wall: Jon (Kit Harrington) continues to struggle with his Wildling captive Ygritte (Rose Leslie).
In Harrenhal: Arya (Maisie Williams) and Tywin (Charles Dance) grow closer, even as Tywin tries to root out who she really is.
In Qarth: Daenerys (Emilia Clarke) continues the search for her stolen dragons, finds herself in the middle of a Qarthian power struggle, and again confronts the mysterious representatives of the House of the Undying.
The most noticeable thing about this episode is the re-emergence (at long last) of Jaime Lannister as a major player in the game. He's been tied to a post in Robb Stark's camp since the end of last season, and apart from a devilish little appearance in the season premiere, we haven't really seen him. Well, he's still tied to a post, but this time he's got more to do than just taunt the King in the North. This time he's got a plan, but in the end you're left wondering if his plan was to get away, or to simply disrupt the system of loyalty that Robb's set up for himself, a system that was rather flimsy back when the King in the North first claimed his crown. The other half of the equation this time is not Robb, but Catelyn, who again proves herself strong under this kind of pressure. She's a character with a lot more to her than principles, and it seems like we'll see just what some of those things are next episode.
I said this last week, but I'll say it again: the most compelling scenes of the season remain those in that little Harrenhal room between Tywin and Arya. The lost girl and the high lord, their families sworn enemies, bonding in spite of themselves. We know what Arya's thinking, we know (mostly) what's she's aiming for, and it's easy to empathize with her on the basis of that alone, but Williams continues to turn in startlingly deep performances. Scene after scene she goes toe-to-toe with the towering Charles Dance, capturing all the confusion and terror and shocking tenderness of their moments together.
It was a week for strong women all around, it seems. In the capital, Cersei and Sansa must face terrifying new realities in their life. For Sansa, the reality is that she's now irrevocably a woman capable of being a mother, and thus a queen to a boy king she's come to despise. Her realization, and the subsequent fear, was predictable, but that doesn't make Turner's performance any less effective. Cersei's epiphany, on the other hand, was a less predictable one, and it's something that further deepens her character in ways that we might never have predicted last season. She's ashamed of her son. She hates him in a way she can't stand to admit. She even fears him. In a stirring and often heartbreaking confessional to Tyrion, she realizes that he's the second coming of the Mad King, the one her late husband, her father and her lover/brother fought to overthrow. Others realized it already, and it seems Cersei's known for too long without admitting it. It's crushing her, and it makes you wonder if she'll ever pursue some new avenue of redemption.
The result of all these elements (combined with the thrilling escape scene in the Stark Camp and the stunning hostile takeover in Qarth) is an episode that proves once again that this show has the deepest bench in television. Every character finds a place, every actor carves out territory to shine, and the series continues to prove that it can reach out beyond what the source material gives it and deliver something compelling, original and still decidedly loyal. If you're really into these characters, this episode will give you goosebumps. If you're just waiting for more blood, it will at the very least get you stoked for the oncoming season two endgame.
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LAHORE: The Hameed Nizami Press Institute of Pakistan is organising a seminar on "Education Reporting-Status and Imperatives" at HNPIP Auditorium on Tuesday. Education Minister Mian Mujtaba Shujaur Rehman will preside over while PEF Chairman Raja Anwar and Township Government College Principal Dr Ijaz Butt will be chief guests on occasion. Arifa Subah Khan and Yousaf Abbasi are amongst speakers.
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WillelmMag ( Key: 4) // #13 = Handler (Role: Bus Driver)
Mordecai (Key: Control + 2) // #10 = John Cena (Role: Escort)
The 5th night is of interest in this replay.
I, #13, bussed myself with #3. #10 attempted to roleblock #3. I did not get the message that I was bussed and neither did #3, however, #3 ended up being role blocked. Is this WAD or is it a bug? Replay available below.
13: 13+3
10: role blocked 3
13 and 3 did not receive messages that they got bussed
3 was succesfully roleblocked, however.
I've read that the game repeats the swapping process a number of times to deal with paradoxes. It might be related to that mechanic, in which case it might actually be WAD. However, shouldn't we have received messages confirming that we were indeed bussed, or shouldn't both of us have received messages confirming we were role blocked?


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The Bay is a Holiday Village with over 400 homes built. There are 23 high specification property types ranging from 1 bed apartments, 2, 3 and 4 bed cottages and beach houses. Over 155 of the properties in all locations throughout the village are available for letting through us (The Owners of The Bay - Essential Vivendi Ltd) as well as other letting agents on the internet.
Yes definitely, the whole experience we offer from checking in and being looked after is very similar to a hotel stay when staying in one of our 150+ properties. The team are always there to cater for all our guests and with everything onsite run and owned by the same company makes for a seamless experience.
Great, we hope you have a great time and you are impressed with The Bay. The biggest difference booking with us over private is that we have greater ability to look after you ensuring you are totally happy with your holiday accomodation, it's cleanliness, location and have the ability and resources and staff to ensure you come away from The Bay smiling.
The Bay's holiday lettings is a pretty big task with so many properties in our letting pool. Check in day's are constructed in such a way to coordinate with popular periods i.e short weekend breaks and weekly stays as well as housekeeping so every single property is brought up to our award winning standard before any new guests arrive.
The holiday village is open throughout the year, however some of the facilities on site are closed on some days such as Christmas Day apart from the pub. For specific details about opening times and the facilities available please get in touch or speak to one of our advisors in reception or checkout the details on the sites pages.
The beach is a short 5 minute walk down the beach road down through the meadows. You can see the proximity on the map here. As from October 2014 it is no longer possible to drive down to the beach unfortunately, but once you have seen how close it is in real life, you will realise that it really is not that far at all and a lovely walk to enjoy.
We get a lot of people who do not realise this is needed although on the Hoseaseason booking page checkout it does clearly state in a big red box that says "There is a £100 key/breakages deposit payable on arrival by either debit or credit card".
If you book direct you will have been advised in the call you have had. On check in we will always require this £100 bond via a simple credit/debit card pre auth transaction which is classed as a key and damage deposit.
No money leaves your account as it simply puts a hold on the amount and is released once you leave the site. This bond is no different to a hotel taking a swipe of your card on arrival or no different to booking any self catering accomodation holiday cottage elsewhere.
The bond is basically to cover any damage, breakages or loss of keys which may result during your stay. Do not worry though as any case has it's merits and accidents do happen but we are human so really unless we find malicious use of a property and it's contents you should not have anything to worry about.
Yes definitely. In August 2016 we launched an Express check-in system that saves time enabling you to simply get your keys and go plus help organise your holiday. You will be able to view your property location, access your booking details and much more. In your dashboard you will find a wealth of information to prepare you for your stay. Find out anything from what kitchen utencils you will have to where the local tesco's is.
With online check in we can now alleviate the original method of proccessing key and damage deposits and simply pass through this process tokenising your bond without having to hold anything but your authorisation.
A charge will not be placed on your card nor does it mean we have held any of your available funds. After you checkout and your property has been checked the authorisation will be no longer in effect. As no funds go anywhere and nothing is held it means you can get this out of the way days/weeks/months before you arrive.
Yes, dogs are allowed on site. We encourage owners to be responsible with their dog by keeping it on a lead whilst around the holiday village and cleaning up after it using the dedicated waste points provided.
Yes, dogs are allowed in certain areas of the pub. We do encourage owners to be responsible with their dog by keeping it on a lead whilst around the holiday village.
Our letting pool has a strict rule that properties either take or do not take pets. A pet free unit means that there has never been any animal in the property during it's use.
Most of the facilities are open throughout the year, however some are closed on days such as Christmas Day. The leisure complex offers a different timetable of activities during the peak and off peak periods. More details about all the facilities in the holiday village can be found in the sales office.
Google earth is very much out of date for the filey area and even using Apple's iPhone maps you will see a more updated view although not current still. If you go to google maps and choose street view you can see right into the site which was done sometime in 2016.
All the images featured on our website have been taken by our in-house web & media team who have put this site together to show what The Bay is really like.
No. The Bay is finished so there is no more building work.
Strictly speaking only the properties on our front row in the Hamptons have the full benefit of a sea view but only one Dartmouth deluxe and two of the Howkers are part of the letting pool so unless you book those you will not have what you would call a sea view property. The sea can be seen on the horizon from properties right up and down the site from bedroom windows however but are not exactly classed as a sea view.
Yes, of course. Hoseasons are one of the UK's leading holiday providers. They are members of ABTA so you can expect high service standards, fair terms of trading and accurate information. Their strict joining criteria for Members, code of conduct, customer helpline and complaints resolution scheme are all there to give you confidence and peace of mind when booking your travel arrangements plus all holidays sold by Members in the UK are financially protected so that if the travel company fails, you'll be able to continue your holiday as planned or get your money back.
If you book through Hoseasons online you will have your accomodation picked by their system unless you call them but do not worry as all the properties are fantastic. However, if you want more of an informed choice you can speak to our booking team by calling The Bay direct on 01723 518 130 as they can help you get what you want. There is no difference in pricing as we set their price. The only advantage is we know the site and the properties.
All the cottages and beach houses in the letting pool comply with regulations on what has to be in them for guests to use and the furnishings are chosen by the owners at purchase. There is quite a range of styles provided at purchase which you will see on the sales pages throughout this website and many of these properties are actually the homes you can stay in. The colours and style of rooms and furniture is all produced by our interior design team who produce fantastic spaces for guests to enjoy.
No problem just call our direct line and let them look you up and they can book it for you.
Well, you will need a credit or debit card that can cover the £100 key and damage deposit you will need to check in with but as a rule not much else. We always advise guests that what we provide certain complimentary items such as one or two dishwasher tablets and fresh toilets rolls for each toilet in your property but after these are depleted then you will have to provide your own. We do not provide tea towels or any kind of cleaning products due to the nature of such items being difficult to manage between stays and certain regulations on COSHH which is the law that requires the control of substances that are hazardous to health which cleaning product fall under.
Currenty we call every guest staying at The Bay partly because many of the bookings are taken through our partners at Hoseasons. We are not privy to the details we need to check you in onsite until you turn up so thus need to inform you of our security deposit policy, our check in times and to obtain the details of the vehicle that will be visiting the park so we have the record for our security. We also can offer you an early check in and late check out which may suit your travelling/holiday arrangements better. As we do not have your email address to send you this info or simple stuff like your property location map, the result is that we have to call usually 2 weeks before your holiday to let you know things you may not know such as what to bring and what you won't need to bring. If you did not have this call you may possibly arrive early not knowing you could not get into your holiday home till 5pm and may be very dissapointed. When you arrive at The Bay we want you to avoid a lengthy checkin procedure so will be changing our procedure into an online one within the next few weeks so we can cut down this time and the resulting queue it causes.
When staying at the bay we have 24 hour 7 day security who ensure the full peace of mind for our guests and owners. We do need to know who is onsite at all times in the event of anything from a car that is parked blocking another guests access right down to being able to provide details for authorities/insurance purposes if incedents on site require them.
Please note that we do not give out any information about guests onsite unless lawfully required to do so. We do not entertain telephone calls looking for guests or people turning up in reception looking for people and realise if they do not have the knowledge of your contact number then chances are they are not at The Bay to join you for your holiday. Just as workplaces do not give employees details out neither do we and we do not give our database to anybody.
Depending on which type of property you have booked will dictate whether it has a driveway or car park area associated with it. Please refer to the details found within the property features on the booking page. You will never be further than 20m - 50m away from your car if your property does not have a driveway and you can of course drive up to your property then park your car. Car parking for your property unit number will be marked on your map when obtained as will car passes.
If you book and your holiday is more than 8 weeks away we take a non refundable £100 deposit for your holiday by card payment and then the balance of the holiday becomes due when the holiday is 8 weeks away. If you book to stay and the holiday is less than 8 weeks away we will ask for the full balance for the holiday on the day of booking.
Please be advised that any changes you make to your booking are subject to a £24.00 administration fee. The Bay, Filey's cancellation policy is as below:
|Period Before Arrival Date
|Cancellation Charges
|More than 56 days
|43-56 days
|29-42 days
|8-28 days
|7 Days or less
If you have booked direct with The Bay please call reception on 01723 518 130. If you are a Hoseasons customer please refer to the original booking details you were supplied with in order to contact them.
Please be advised that any changes you make to your booking could be subject to a £24.00 administration fee if booked through The Bay directly.
If you have booked direct with The Bay please call reception on 01723 518 130. If you are a Hoseasons customer please refer to the original booking details you were supplied with in order to contact them.
If you have booked direct with The Bay please call reception on 01723 518 130. If you are a Hoseasons customer please refer to the original booking details you were supplied with in order to contact them.
If you are staying onsite and wish to stay longer then you would be effectively just booking another holiday and not leaving the accomodation you are in unless of course the accomdation is booked by someone else on your original checkout day. This can be done in reception when you are onsite simply but would be dependant on the properties schedule at that time and period of availability.
Our letting pool has a strict rule that properties either take or do not take pets. A pet free unit means that there has never been any animal in the property during it's use.
Yes, on booking you can choose these items in your holiday package. See the booking page for prices.
Unfortunately not.
No not all. Hoseasons are simply a travel agent.
There is free public wifi in the John Paul jones Public House and the Leisure Complex but as all the properties are individually owned not all the owners properties have wifi in them. Please check with reception when enquiring about booking your holiday as they will be able to advise you which properties in the letting pool do have wifi.
Yes of course. Everybody who stays has the pool & gym pass for the property they are staying in which entitles the guest of that property entry to the facility by way of a pre coded swipe card. Please remember to bring your own towels to the pool as they are not provided.
You will find a full compliment of kitchen utencils in the property as per the list below:
Unfortunately not but we do go to the local post every night at 5pm in filey and are able to drop your postcards and letter in when we go. There are postboxes in filey and the nearby villages of Hummanby and Muston which are a short drive from the bay.
Yes indeed, however if you want to travel lightly you can hire bicycles from the Leisure Centre. Please see here for more details.
No unfortunately not due to insurance reasons I'm afraid.
Yes, the lake operates under the national governing body for fishing and has a charge of £5 per day for fishing.
Unfortunately not. Please see here for full details on activities and prices.
Yes of course. All the facilities at The Bay are open to the public.
Although there is no actual shop on the park there is a local mini mart within walking distance or 2 minutes drive so for most people staying at The Bay is no different to home in this respect. See below for where the local tesco is.
Yes of course you can. You can find Tesco here. Call them direct on 0845 026 9638 or visit them online here.
Being able to escape the pressures of life is everyone's favourite dream. So imagine having your very own idyllic coastal cottage or beach house close to the sea, a tranquil hideaway where you and your family can recharge your batteries whenever you wish in glorious surroundings.
Now you can give the gift of The Bay with vouchers available to pay for a holiday in full or towards a holiday or if you are staying at The Bay and want your nearest and dearest to have a nice surprise waiting on their arrival? Welcome them to The Bay with a bouquet of fresh flowers along with a bottle of Champagne and special handmade Chocolates!
The Bay is especially great for dog lovers, having private access to miles of beautiful beach and acres of lush meadows where dogs can run about for hours on end without the danger of getting lost! With pet specific cottages and a dog friendly pub and a first class cottage to stay in your best friend can enjoy the holiday as much as you do!
Being able to escape the pressures of life is everyone's favourite dream. So imagine having your very own idyllic coastal cottage, beach house or apartment close to the sea, a tranquil hideaway where you can recharge your batteries whenever you wish in glorious surroundings.
We appreciate that buying a property is a big step, so to help you we have some schemes that will help you realise your dream at The Bay Filey.
We can accept any caravan (static or touring) or motorhome as part exchange towards your property at The Bay, and we will give you a £750 contribution towards your Legal Fees too.
For further information on any of these offers please call us on 0800 6 121 621.
Assistance with buying a property at The Bay Filey can be obtained from our recommended independent financial advisor - Simple Commercial Finance. They are at the forefront of raising finance for customers wishing to purchase a holiday home whether it is for personal use i.e. second home or for investment purposes as a holiday let.
Please call us on 01723 518 130 option 1 or if you perhaps fancy a visit you will find a very hospitable sales team who will gladly assist you onsite.
See our sales FAQ section here for answers to questions you may have?
Set amongst peaceful parkland, woodland and meadows and fronting miles of beautiful beach, The Bay Filey is a prestigious, award winning development of holiday cottages, apartments and New England style Beach Houses.


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