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We had a very nice long weekend which we spent in spa in a very beautiful city Bojnice in a Slovakia. If you are interested in wellness, spa and relaxing in Slovakia, just go on in reading……
Bojnice is a very famous city in the Slovakia. There are not even 5000 inhabitants but there are so many opportunities to have a really wonderful holiday. It´s cca 3,5 h far from Vienna and you can find there spa, castle Bojnice, the oldest zoo in the Slovakia and much more…!!!
We visited Bojnice during a few weeks ago to have a long weekend there. We had booked before a wellness stay in the spa which is one of the famous in Slovakia. They have actually very nice stays and wellness programs which you can select: we chose the program called Vital Plus in the spa house Mier.
There are many spa houses which you can select as spa Bojnice is a very big area which is supplied with some natural healing hydrogen-carbon-sulphate, calcic-magnesium hypotonic thermal water with the temperature from 28 to 52 ºC which rises out of 9 springs with discharge of 40 litres per second from the depth of 1 200 – 1 500 meters.
Straight on Friday in the morning we checked-in and afterwards we had a small examination at the in-house doctor who told us if everything is ok, what should we focus on and which procedures could be suitable for us. We got a form where you have actually the whole program for your stay (which treatment procedures do you have, what time, at which location in the spa house, etc.).
I got one massage of my back and neck in the morning and then (after the lunch – there is full board included in your stay) I continued with balneotherapy in bubble water tubs and I got alternating water jet (arctic fire) as well (this was really great).
You have also the unlimited entrance to all pools included plus additionally 2 times entry to the sauna world which is a most beautiful sauna world I have ever seen. One pool is outside and if the temperature is around 0 °C you can watch a nice play between the cold air and vapor.
After the dinner you can have a nice walk to the city center which is cca 20 min away where you can have a drink (eg. in Biograf Restaurant – really very nice place to have a drink or wonderful food) or you can visit zoo or castle Bojnice during the day.
On Saturday we were quite busy. I had 3 treatment procedures in the morning and twone after the lunch. We spent then the whole afternoon in the pools and in sauna – fantastic.
There are also some pubs, bars and cafes in the spa areal so you can have fun and you don´t have to go even to the center of the city.
On Sunday, there are no procedure any more. We checked out straight after the breakfast but after that I went to the fitness and then we stayed till 12 am in the warm pools (it was still included in the price, except fitness).
What was very nice, was the price of our stay. We paid for a person and a day 60 Eur (accomodation in double bad room, full board, 4 treatment procedures per day, sauna and pool included) what is an excellent price…. and of course the personal speaks German and English as well (the shields are in Slovak and German).
Even if we´re still young and don´t have any troubles with backs, muscles etc., the stay helped us a lot – you feel the difference and I´m sure we will come again next year to have our "annual security and technical body inspection" 🙂


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A villager and his wife were in the middle of the sea casting their nets for some fish. Fishing had not been very good for the past few days and the village was hungry.
The villager and his wife were good folks but they had one problem. They didn't have a child that they can call their own.
Fishing in the sea had not yielded much fish and as a result the whole village was hungry. The villager felt something heavy tugging on the net. Thinking that he snagged a big fish, the villager and his wife pulled in the net with all of their might.
It was hard labor but soon enough they hauled in the net after so much effort.
Inside the net was a huge giant clam. It was so big that the clam could hardly fit into their small boat. It looked gray with barnacles clinging to it, and wide leafy sea grass hanging out of its shell.
The villager and his wife looked at each other in wonder. Surely a clam this big must have a huge giant pearl within its center. They could sell it in the market and never have to worry about having nothing to eat ever again.
They brought the giant shell to shore where the villager took an ax and pried the clam open.
To their surprise, instead of a valuable pearl, out came a sea fairy from within the shell.
"Thank you for letting me out of there, thank you for setting me free" the pixie little sea fairy said in her soft lilting voice. "I was eaten by that clam a long time ago and have been in its belly for a hundred years."
Because she was so grateful for being set free, the little sea fairy wanted to reward the villager and his wife. They could have one wish which their hearts desired and the little sea fairy can grant it.
They could have asked for food or great treasures, but the villager and his wife asked for a son instead.
Soon enough the villager's wife started growing her belly.
A few months have passed and the wife gave birth to a son.
But the son was different from all the other children around the village. On his back grew a fin, and instead of legs, he had a fishtail. Instead of skin he grew some scales, and if truth were told, he looked like a fish.
The fishermen in the village thought it was bad luck to have a creature such as this. They wanted to get rid of the boy. But the villager and his wife begged them to leave their son alone. And they did.
From that day onwards, all the fishermen in the village caught so many fish. All kinds of fish, in many different colors and shapes, came willingly into the nets that they cast out to sea. They had more than enough to feed their families. So they sold their excess fish to neighboring towns and counties. The village that once was so poor was now a rich and prosperous place.
All would have been well if the fishermen in the village had grateful hearts. But instead of compassion for the little boy fish, greed grew in their hearts.
They murmured to one another, "We should get rid of the boy fish," they said. "More fish will come to our nets if we get rid of the bad luck in our village."
Or so they thought.
Without further ado, they all ran to the house of the villager and his wife and dragged the boy fish out into to sea. They cast him into the water and wished that the sea would claim him forever.
Suddenly all the water around them churned and foamed. The sky grew dark and lightning flashed on the horizon. The waves grew so big that they all feared for their lives.
From out of the water came a giant seahorse with the sea fairy sitting on its back.
With a voice so sad she said, "Oh, you cruel fishermen of the village, I showed you some compassion when I was set free from my prison and gifted you with luck. But instead you have shown cruelty to one of my own and threw him into the sea."
In a blink of an eye the sea fairy disappeared and all was calm again.
From that day forward, none of the fishermen of the village ever caught a single fish again. They would cast their nets from dawn to dusk and not a single fish came willingly to their nets. Soon they hardly had any fish to sell, and none to feed their families.
They became a poor village once again. The fishermen would often sit by the shore and give offerings to the sea in the hope that the boy fish would return.
But he never did.

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Tom DeVitto, standing in photo at right, chief marketing officer of BlumShapiro, welcomes students to the firm's West Hartford headquarters to kick off JA Career Walk. West Hartford high school students from Conard, Hall and Kingswood-Oxford visited BlumShapiro and other businesses throughout West Hartford Center for an overview and tour as well as a discussion of the types of occupations the firms employ and qualities they look for when hiring people. During their walk through West Hartford Center, students visited a variety of establishments, including accounting, banking, finance, marketing, retail and food and beverage. JA Career Walk was created in 2014 by BlumShapiro, PBI Financial and Junior Achievement of Southwest New England to prepare students for choosing a potential career by gaining a better understanding of job opportunities in their own communities. Since the program's inception, JA Career Walks have been held in New Haven and Avon, and one is planned for Hartford this year.
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Tadhg Murphy
Tadhg Murphy (Soldier 1 & He)
Theatre includes: Ballyturk, Three Sisters (& USA tour), Aristocrats (Abbey, Dublin); Our Country's Good (National); Romeo & Juliet, Mrs. Warren's Profession, Hay Fever (& Spoleto Festival, Charleston USA), Da, The Speckled People, The Real Thing (Gate, Dublin); How These Desperate Men Talk, MedEia (Corcadorca); Waiting For Godot (Gaiety, Dublin/USA tour); The Cripple of Inishmaan, The Walworth Farce (UK & international tours), Penelope (Druid); The Taming of the Shrew (Rough Magic).
Television includes: Guerrilla, Will, Black Sails, Vikings, Seachtar na Cásca, An Crisis, The Clinic, Love is the Drug, No Tears.
Film includes: The Secret Market, Lost in the Living, Pride & Joy, Jelly Baby, Boy Eats Girl, Alexander.
Radio includes: The Plough & the Stars, The Finnegans, The Colleen & the Cowboy.


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New YearTorch run with fireworks in Maso Corto in cooperation with the tourist association Val Senales. Music, fun, mulled wine and food tastings are waiting for you. And at midnight the big "fireworks" in all villages in the valley!
Morning Closing Ceremony of the Kids' Ski School with final race on the slope "Glockenpiste", video registration, presentation and award ceremony at 4.00 pm together with the instructors. The award ceremony will take place at the congress room of the Hotel Cristal, lottery drawing of South Tyrolean products.
Information on how to get to South Tyrol by car, train, bus or airplane can be found here:
Schnell und bequem – Ihre perfekte Anreise
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Ski and Snowboard School Val Senales
Maso Corto 10
I-39020 Val Senales
Tel.: +39 0473 662170
Mobil: +39 329 5942992


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If you do nothing else today, make it your aim to totally quiet the noise of external distraction for at least a good, solid hour.
This is easier said than done for many of us, but today's new moon in Virgo comes bearing many gifts — namely a potent opportunity to go within and access a certain level of mental purity that can help us confront many of the lies, delusions, paranoias, and fears that keep us spinning in circles.
The word "hermetic" has two definitions, according to the dictionary. One refers to the "ancient occult tradition encompassing alchemy, astrology, and theosophy." The other refers to a "complete and airtight" seal or closure. "Hermetic" comes from "Hermes," the name of the alleged author of the texts central to hermeticism and also the name of the Greek god Hermes, who is widely considered to be the corollary of the Roman god Mercury. Virgo is a Mercury-ruled sign, and it's also associated with The Hermit in the tarot.
All of this is just a very long-winded way of saying that Virgo energy is HERMetic energy, and that we create a sort of airtight mental seal or enclosure of our own when we withdraw from the world (like a hermit) to actually hear ourselves think. A new moon is always an occasion for introspection anyway, but if you had to really make one of them count, you might as well do it when it's taking place in the sign of clear-thinking Virgo.
Of course, "clear-thinking" isn't the entire story here. This new moon is opposite Neptune, which brings plenty of clouds and static into the picture. But thanks to some helpful assists from Jupiter and Pluto (the moon, Jupiter, Pluto, and Neptune are all essentially connected in a chain by sextile), we have a real opportunity to access an essential form of truth or knowledge (Jupiter in Scorpio), as well as tap into a certain degree of personal power and authority (Pluto in Capricorn) that our Neptune in Pisces issues keep tempting us to surrender.
This new moon is ruled by Mercury, which is still in cahoots with Saturn and Uranus at the time of the new moon. This grand earth trine brings the eagle-eyed editor abilities of Mercury in Virgo in harmonious alignment with Saturn (newly direct in the sign of the elevated hustle) and Uranus (which is shaking up a lot of things we assumed were fixed in place). This is a highly effective and productive alignment for a) changing up old, stale energy in your life, b) being discerning enough to accurately identify what that is and c) keeping what's actually working for you and forming a sensible long-term strategy that'll take you even farther up that mountain peak (think: controlled demolition).
The Neptune opposition is, of course, complicating what would otherwise be a crispy, crystal-clear roadmap for progress. The HD-definition sunlight of Virgo is partially occulted by the hazy mist of Neptune in Pisces, which means we might be dealing with a slightly romanticized version of the truth right now. There's nothing wrong with letting the buoyant tide of idealism launch a vision for you. Just make sure you build in enough wiggle room for a little bit of bubble-bursting down the road.
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Things to do in and around Greenwich
For the latest events and activities happening in Greenwich, turn to For the Record. To have your event included, submit a description, date, time, price and contact information. Photos are welcome. Drop us an email about your latest goings-on at email@example.com.
Art gala slated
On Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. at 189-191 Mason St., Greenwich, is the opening night party for the Greenwich Art Gala. Meet the artists, live music, cocktails and light fare. General admission $100, VIP admission $500. Gala to benefit Edeyo Foundation helping out the needy in Haiti. For information and tickets, visit http://greenwichartgala.com.
Austrian choir to perform at Sacred Heart
On Friday at 7 p.m. at Sacred Heart Academy, 1177 King St., the all-girls' choir from Sacre Coeur Riedenburg in Bregenz, Austria, will perform in the school's Lennie and John de Csepel Theater. The concert is open to the public and free of charge.
American Pen women art show
On Friday from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. in the Gertrude White Gallery at the Greenwich YWCA, 259 East Putnam Ave., will be the opening reception for "Spring Expressions," an annual exhibit of artwork by the Connecticut Pioneer Branch of American Pen Women. The show will be on display from May 2 through May 28.
Imam to speak
On Friday at 6:30 p.m., Greenwich Reform Synagogue will host Kareem Adeeb, Imam of the American Institute for Islamic and Arabic Studies and president of the board of directors of the Interfaith Council of Southwestern Connecticut for shabbat services. The gathering is in a private home; RSVP by contacting GRS at 203-629-0018 or email email@example.com
Plant sale
On Saturday from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Road, Old Greenwich, the Garden Club of Old Greenwich will host a plant sale. For sale will be members' own perennials, Mother's Day baskets, baked goods, annuals, herbs, vegetables and native plants. For more information, visit www.gardenclubofoldgreenwich.org
St. Roch Church annual concert
On Saturday at 7 p.m. at St. Roch Church, at 10 St. Roch Ave, Greenwich, the Whiffenpoofs of Yale University will perform for the church's annual concert. Admission is free. For more information, call St. Roch Church at 203-869-4176
May Gardener's Market
On Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., at the Garden Education Center, 130 Bible St., will be the Annual May Gardener's Market. Contact 203-869-9242 for more information.
Riverside run, kids fun run slated
On Saturday at 8:30 and 9:30 a.m. beginning at Riverside School is the 33rd annual Riverside Run to benefit Riverside School PTA's arts and science programs. The three-mile course for adults and older youth begins at 8:30 a.m.; a kids fun run for children in kindergarten through fifth grade will start. All children will receive ribbons, finishers in the top places will receive a trophy. Register before April 18 to have the runner's name printed on their race bib. Timing mats at start and finish line, jogging strollers welcome. Registration fee $20, kids fun run fee is $10. On-line registration now open at http://www.greenwichschools.org/rs.
Choral Society sings Mendelssohn
On Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at the O'Byrne Chapel at Manhattanville College, 2900 Purchase St., Purchase, N.Y, , the Greenwich Choral Society presents Mendelssohn's oratorio "Saint Paul," a musical tribute to Saul, the most influential apostle of the faith, St. Paul. Tickets at $45, $38, $28 and special prices for students. Tickets may be ordered online at Greenwichchoralsociety.org or by phone at 203-622-5136.
Young adult steampunk author speaks at library
On Saturday from 1 to 2:30 p.m. in the Library Meeting Room at Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Ave., A.J. Davroe will meet teen readers and answer questions about her newest novel, "Nexis." The talk is part of the series AuthorsLive@GreenwichLibrary. The series is open to all and free, but seating is limited and available on a first come first serve basis.
Herbs and vegetables talk
On Saturday at 10 a.m. at Armstrong Court, Hamilton Avenue, Greenwich Community Gardens will present "Herbs in the Vegetable Garden." The cost of the program is $20, $15 for Housing Authority residents. Space is limited so RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Junior League Byram Beach cleanup
On Saturday from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Byram Park and beach, at the corner of Ritch Avenue and Byram Shore Road, will be the Junior League of Greenwich's Byram Park and Beach Clean-Up Day. Clean up tasks will include trash pickup, laying mulch, planting flowers and trees, weeding and raking and sifting sand. To volunteer, send an e-mail in advance to email@example.com.
Household Hazardous Waste Day
On Saturday from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Island Beach Parking lot, Arch Street, will be Household Hazardous Waste Day. Acceptable materials include pesticides, oil-based paints, solvents, kerosene, pool chemicals, mothballs, drain cleaners and other toxic materials but no latex paint and no motor oil. For a complete list, visit the town website at www.greenwichct.org/recycle or call Public Works at 203-869-6910 or Environmental Health at 203-622-7838.
Fundraiser, exhibit to benefit Not for Sale
On Monday at 6:30 p.m. at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, The ARTTN Gallery is holding a fund-raiser to help Not For Sale, a non-profit working to eliminate modern-day human trafficking and slavery. Speakers include David Batstone, co-founder and president of Global Anti-slavery Organization; Ed Kashi, a photojournalist, filmmaker and educator; and David Griffin, founder and principal owner of DGriffin Studio. Tickets are $350 and include a $250 donation to Not For Sale, hors d'oeurves, wine, cocktails, beer and "Free to Be" exhibit that focuses on the stories of refugees and victims of human trafficking.
Build your business online
On Monday from 2 to 3:30 p.m. at the Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., Noelle Gross will present "Explode Your Business's Online Presence." The program is open the public and is held in the library's Technology Training Center.
On Monday from 6 to 7:30 p.m., Greenwich Library will hold the Fiction Addiction Book Club focusing on contemporary fiction. The first selection of the club is 'We Are Called to Rise,' a first novel by Laura McBride. For more information, contact email@example.com.
At Home in Greenwich Inc. hosts coffee
On May 10 at 2 p.m. in Fletcher Hall of Second Congregational Church, 139 East Putnam Ave., At Home in Greenwich Inc. will host coffee for seniors to discuss prospective membership. RSVP to Lise at 203-422-2342.
Inside Hamas
On May 11 at 7 p.m. at Temple Sholom, 300 E. Putnam Ave., author Mosab Hassan Yousef will discuss and sign copies of his book, "Son of Hamas: A Gripping Account of Terror, Betrayal, Political Intrigue and Unthinkable Choices." The book will be available for purchase at the event. RSVP to Alice Schoen at email@example.com, call 203-869-7191 or at www.templesholom.com.
Talk on senior fitness
On May 11 at 11 a.m. at the First Presbyterian Church, Lafayette Place, Caroline Cole, a corrective exercise trainer, will discuss the importance of fitness and home safety for seniors at the Retired Men's Association meeting. Doors open at 10:40 a.m. Open to the public. For more information, contact firstname.lastname@example.com.
Panel discussion on senior health care
On May 12 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., is a panel discussion and question and answer session on healthcare for aging seniors. The event will be in the Meeting Room and is free.
Flinn Gallery hosts show
On May 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Flinn Gallery at Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Ave., will be an opening reception for the exhibit "Layer Upon Layer: Donna Forma." The exhibit will run until June 22 and all works are for sale. Gallery hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Wednesday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Thursdays, and 1 to 5 p.m. on Sundays.
J. McLaughlin fundraising event
On May 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at J. McLaughlin, 55 East Putnam Ave., will be a fundraiser for Team Yellow Jersey Cycle, a race team taking part in the CTChallenge bike event. Fifteen percent of all sales during the event will go the team's fundraising goal. For more information about CTChallenge events. visit ctchallenge.org.
Lecture series on Book of Job
Beginning May 12 at 7 p.m. at Temple Sholom Greenwich, 300 East Putnam Ave., a five week lecture series by Alex Troy on the 'Book of Job' will begin. The series will continue on Thursdays through June 16. For more information, contact Alice Schoen at 203-542-7165.
Old Bags luncheon slated
On May 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Belle Haven Club, 100 Harbor Drive, is the annual Old Bags Luncheon to benefit the YWCA's domestic abuse services. Silent and live auctions of new handbags, designer bags, vintage bags, golf bags and pet carriers donated for the event. Tickets are $25. Contact Danielle LeBrando at 203-869-6501, Ext. 106, or email firstname.lastname@example.com
Art journaling course offered
On May 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., artist Kathy Coe will hold an art journaling workshop covering watercolor, pencils, images, pastels, ribbons and other media to create a journal. Space is limited to 25 participants. Register using the library's on-line calendar at greenwichlibrary.org.
Greenwich Green & Clean townwide cleanup
On May 14 from 8 a.m. to noon will be the Greenwich Green and Clean town-wide cleanup, open to all volunteers. Volunteers should go to any firehouse in Greenwich to get trash bags and gloves. Dumpsters will be provided for disposal. Lemonade and doughnuts provided. For more information or to report a dirty site, call 203-531-0006 or write email@example.com.
Calf Island Cleanup
On May 14 from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., the Stewart B. McKinney National Wildlife Refuge and the Calf Island Conservancy will hold the annual Calf Island spring cleanup. To reserve a place in the boat, courtesy of Beacon Point Marina, to and from Calf Island, contact Lucy Guillet at firstname.lastname@example.com before May 14.
Greenwich Police Day
On May 14 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Greenwich Public Safety Complex, 11 Bruce Drive, will be Greenwich Police Day. A bouncy castle for children, free hot dogs and a K-9 unit demonstration are among the events planned. Department vehicles and equipment will also be on public display.
Jewish music through the ages
On May 15 at 4:30 p.m. at Temple Sholom, 300 E. Putnam Ave., Cantor Asa Fradkin and guest cantors Hershel Fox, Arianne Slack and David Perper will perform melodies from different eras of Jewish music. Temple Sholom's teen and youth choirs will perform. Evening includes the world premiere of Cantor Gerald Cohen's Oseh Shalom, commissioned in honor of the occasion. $10 per person is suggested. RSVP to Alice Schoen at email@example.com. 203-869-7191 or www.templesholom.com.
Astronomical lecture at Bruce
On May 15 at 3:30 p.m. at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, the Astronomical Society of Greenwich will present "A Journey to the Center of the Stars," a lecture by Sarbani Basu, a professor with the Yale Department of Astronomy. The talk is open to the public and admission is free to Bruce Museum members and ticket holders. Donation suggested for non-members.
Weight loss surgery explained
On May 16 at 4:45 p.m. in the Cos Cob Conference Room of Greenwich Hospital, 5 Perry Ridge Road, will be free weight loss surgery information session. In the seminar, bariatric surgeons will discuss criteria to qualify for surgery, the pros and cons of different procedures, and potential long term health benefits of weight loss procedures. To register, call 203-863-3646 or visit greenwichhospital.org.
Secondary School Fair
On May 17 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Road, Old Greenwich, Greenwich Education Group will hold a secondary school fair featuring 90 independent day and boarding schools throughout the U.S. and Canada. Free and open to the public. Co-sponsored by the Department of Parks and Recreation/Town of Greenwich, Moffly Media, and Upper Crust Bagel. All proceeds go to the Town of Greenwich Parks and Recreation Foundation Scholarship Fund, which provide low-income families access to summer camp and sports programs.
Info session on transition services for disabled adults
On May 17 at 6:30 p.m. at Cos Cob Library, 5 Sinawoy Road, Vista Life Innovations will host a free information session in Greenwich for young adults with disabilities seeking transition services. To register, visit www.vistalifeinnovations.org/51716is by May 13 or call 860-399-8080, Ext. 106.
Investing software to be highlighted
On May 18 from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. at Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., will be "Using Value Line to Protect Your Portfolio and Enhance Your Profits," presented by Jason Wiseberg, vice president of Value Line. The event will be held in the Library Meeting Room and is free.
Aging society topic of talk
On May 19 from 7 to 8:45 p.m., at Greenwich Library, 101 W. Putnam Ave., Dr. John W. Rowe of Columbia University will speak on "The Challenges and Opportunities of an Aging Society." The talk is hosted by the Commission on Aging. For more information, contact email@example.com or call 203-625-6549.
Dogs role in cancer therapy examined
On May 19 at 7 p.m., at Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Ave., Dr. Robert S. Weiss, professor of molecular medicine at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, will lecture on "Dogs are People Too: How Our Pets Can Help Us Cure Cancer." Seating is limited and registration is suggested though not required. RSVP to email@example.com.
Talk on heroin addiction in Fairfield County
On May 19 at 7 p.m. at Second Congregational Church, 139 East Putnam Ave., local writer Timothy Dumas will lead a discussion on the growing toll of heroin addiction in Fairfield County. For more information, visit www.2cc.org.
Charity golf and tennis tourney to benefit YW
On May 23 beginning with an 11:30 a.m. lunch is the YWCA 2016 Greenwich Charity Golf and Tennis Tournament at Greenwich Country Club. Golf, hole-in-one contest, tennis tournament and clinic followed by dinner and silent auction and awards presentation. Proceeds to support YW programs. For tickets, sponsorships and advertising, contact Danielle LeBrando at 203-869-6501, Ext.106, email email@example.com , or visit online at www.ywcagreenwich.org and then to Events.
Former ESPN chairman to give talk
On May 26 at 7 p.m. in the Cole Auditorium at Greenwich Library, 101 West Putnam Ave., former ESPN executive chairman George Bodenheimer will be interviewed by Bob Ley. The presentation is part of the library's AuthorsLive@GreenwichLibrary. The talk is free and open to the public, but seating is limited and open on a first come first serve basis.
Arts to the Avenue
Through May 30 on Greenwich Avenue, Arts to the Avenue. Exhibits along the Avenue of local artists. To purchase art, contact the Greenwich Arts Council at 203-862-6750.
Temple Sholom golf and tennis outing
On June 7 from 9:45 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Fairview Country Club, 1241 King St., Greenwich, will be Temple Sholom of Greenwich's Fourth Annual Golf and Tennis Outing. For a more detailed schedule, pricing and registration info, visit http://www.templesholom.com/gto2016. Questions to email@example.com.
Greenwich International Film Festival
From June 9 through 12, at Bowtie Cinemas and other venues in Greenwich and Stamford will be the Greenwich International Film Festival. Tickets go on sale May 12 at 9 a.m. at www.greenwichfilm.org. For more information visit www.greenwichfilm.org.
Youth art show for Bruce Museum
From June 11 through July 17 in the Bantle Lecture Gallery at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, will be the seventh annual iCreate exhibit featuring roughly 40 artworks submitted by Fairfield and Westchester County high school students. For more information, call 203-869-0376.
Grandiflora garden tour tickets available
On June 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., the Garden Education Center will hold its 2016 Grandiflora garden tour of five area gardens. Honorary co-chairs are James Doyle and Kathryn Herman of Doyle Herman Design Associates. Tickets are on sale at www.gecgreenwich.org/gardentour.html.
Davidoff cigar dinner slated
On June 15 from 7 to 10 p.m. is the Davidoff Cigar dinner "Escurio Nights." Live music, raffles, displays. Tickets $175 per person. Call 203-869-5401 for tickets and information or visit www.Tobacconistofgreenwich.com.
St. Mary 50th reunion planned
On July 15, 16 and 17, St. Mary High School is holding its 50th reunion. Events include a meet-and-greet, dinner dance and memorial Mass. For details, visit https://smhs1966reunion.wordpress.com or call Ann at 203-532-9038. Emails can be sent to email@example.com
Habitat for Humanity fundraiser
On June 15 from 5 to 8:30 p.m. at the Eastern Greenwich Civic Center, 90 Harding Road, is the Habitat for Humanity's She Nailed It fundraiser. To register a team visit http://womenbuildshenailedit.kintera.org/faf/home/default.asp?ievent=1158788 For more information, contact Eileen Bakos, Manager of Volunteer Services, at 203-333-2642 or email@example.com.
Hospital to hold Under the Stars benefit
On June 25 from 6:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the Riverside Yacht Club, 102 Club Road, Riverside, Greenwich Hospital will hold its Night Under the Stars benefit. Tickets are available at varying levels of support: Benefactor tickets at $1,000 or $10,000 for a table of 10; sponsor tickets at $500 or $5,000 for a table of 10; Patron tickets at $350 or $3,500 for a table of 10; Friend tickets at $250 or $2,500 for a table of 10. To purchase tickets and for information about underwriting, sponsorships and magazine advertising opportunities, contact the Special Events team at 203-863-3865 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Additional information can also be found on Greenwich Hospital Foundation's website: www.giving.greenhosp.org/underthestars.
Appraisal mania with Greenwich woman's club
On June 25 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., The Greenwich Woman's Club of Greenwich, 89 Maple Ave., will hold Appraisal Mania. $10 for 1 item and $25 for 3 items. Bring your Antiques and Treasures. All profits will go to Kids in Crisis. Contact The Woman's Club of Greenwich, 203-869-2046, for information.
Animals in kids' books new Bruce exhibit
Through July 3 at the Bruce Museum, 1 Museum Drive, is Wild Reading: Animals in Children's Book Art. Exhibit includes more than 30 contemporary and historic illustrations. Original works by Quentin Blake (illustrator of Roald Dahl books), Eric Carle, Wendell Minor and Maurice Sendak and taxidermy specimens. The exhibition is supported by Gabelli Funds, the Charles M. and Deborah G. Royce Exhibition Fund, and the Connecticut Office of the Arts.
Maritime art on display
Through Sept. 4 is "Close to the Wind: Our Maritime History," an exhibit that will be on display at the Greenwich Historical Society, 39 Strickland Road, Cos Cob. The Historical Society plans several events in connection with the show including lectures, a cruise and a Story Barn program. The exhibit is supported by a gift from the TransAtlantic Lines. Cost: $10 for general admission, $8 for seniors and free to members and students on the first Wednesday of the month. Visit www.greenwichhistory.org for information and program reservations.


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Aurora, CO – Aurora Police Department (APD) K9 Draco succumbed to an aggressive form of brain cancer on June 1.
K9 Draco was diagnosed with the untreatable condition on May 30, The Gazette reported.
Despite "phenomenal care from our family at VCA Alameda East Veterinary Hospital," K9 Draco's condition continued to deteriorate in the days that followed, the Aurora Police K9 Unit said in a Facebook post.
The APD opted to humanely euthanize K9 Draco to end his suffering, the K9 unit said.
K9 Draco passed away on June 1, just shy of his fifth birthday, KCNC reported.
"He was surrounded by mom and dad, many APD members and the excellent staff at Alameda East," according to the APD K9 Unit.
The department said they have donated the devoted K9's brain to research in order to "get some more concrete answers" about the aggressive disease.
"Hopefully through research and knowledge gained, Draco's condition could be used to help other dogs," the K9 unit added.
His cremated remains will be given to his partner, APD Officer Matt Green, and a memorial service will be held at a future date.
"We first want to say, from the bottom of our hearts, a very sincere and heartfelt thank you to everyone for the kind words, prayers and literally overwhelming support for Ofc Green, Draco and our unit," the K9 Unit said. "We have heard from across the globe and we couldn't be more appreciative."
"We cannot begin to express our gratitude and gratefulness for all the support," the agency's post read. "It truly is appreciated more than we can convey."
K9 Draco served the APD's explosive detection and patrol units for four years, KCNC reported.
"He was a true part of the APD Family," Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz said. "Draco, thank you for serving Aurora and protecting your 'person' so well. Rest well my friend, we'll take it from here."
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What Is a Comminuted Fracture?
A comminuted fracture is a fracture in which the bone involved in the fracture is broken into several pieces. At least three separate pieces of bone must be present for a fracture to be classified as comminuted. This type of fracture often involves crushing or splintering of the bone, and it can occur anywhere along the length of the bone. A comminuted fracture can occur as the result of tremendous force, such as a car accident or a severe fall. (or Rugby!)
What does it look like?
The x-ray shows the left shoulder with the ribs at the left edge of the picture and the left arm at the right edge of the picture. The red and blue sections are the clavicle and should form a single straight line, not two overlapping pieces with pointy ends.
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treasured childhood opportunities to paw through the detritus of years of geekery
March 19, 2011
in the late 1980s and early 90s, once a year in my hometown of Chicago, there would be a tremendous garage sale (really a flea market) inside of a huge parking garage. multiple floors of people's stuff, some true junk (mismatched dirty shoes?), some appearing useful and practical even to head-in-a-dragon-filled-fantasy-land childhood me (perhaps every tool ever wielded by a 1970s era american human? i bet i could smash rocks and bricks into magic dust with some of those!), but most of them highly specific, esoteric collections (i.e.-the realm of the geek).
the ones that drew me offered up many tables covered in fifty cent paperbacks of fantasy novels (anything with a girl on the cover was sure to catch my eye… i was Talia from the Heralds of Valdemar series, and Menolly of Pern, and…), huge boxes of comic books (i mostly liked X-Men because there were lots of girls and women in the series), or 2 dollar Atari 2600 cartridges (i was an Atari loyalist for a very long time, even through the Atari Lynx (a portable, color system with very few good games)).
i loved coming home smelling vaguely like pre-moldy paperbacks, with the thick feel of dust on my hands, with several bags of loot i'd saved up my $1.25 a week allowance for for weeks preceding the big event. i always eyed the Star Wars figures (i somehow failed to ever obtain Princess Leia) but even then the prices for the toys were greatly affected by the people who collected them in their pristine bubbles of plastic. i also cast a nervous glance or two at the My Little Ponys, great objects of interest for me for years, but ones i didn't get to explore until i was a teenager, when other riot grrrls i was friends with began giving them to me, partially healing my exclusion from something i would really have loved to explore had i not been trans.
after years of finding so much to covet a these events, i grew into a teenager, the kind of teenager who was so wrapped up in her own identity (at the time: radical separatist punk dyke) that she couldn't enjoy things that weren't offering to hold a mirror to her. this was necessary in some ways for me to survive coming out towards the end of junior high, and yet i also view this time with sadness, thinking of the things that were authentic interests for me that i put aside in order to make myself a more cohesive (i almost want to say marketable!;) package, easily defensible against all manner of villains, both the real, wanting-to-beat-me-up-or-spread-rumors kind and the kind my brain transformed into villains for being not-like-me.
just last week, i accidentally rediscovered ebay while searching for a computer i could afford (discovery: ebay is still not that great of a place to buy a computer). this led to a chance for my kids to paw through a virtual (if overly commercialized) version of my own long-ago geeky garage sale: the older one seeking 1 inch tall pokemon figures so he can make a board game with them and the younger one seeking my little ponies. of course, i prefer free piles and thrift stores and summertime garage sales for these purposes, but sometimes finding one person who is selling seventy-five thousand different my little pony accessories they've collected or hundreds upon hundreds of tiny anime figurines is hard to do on our adventures, so a brief indulgence in a chance for them to paw through the detritus of someone else's years of geekery was called for, and for a few dollars (of their own saved allowances) each, they came away glowing and with a reason to watch the mail slot (one of my favorite past times, albeit sometimes a slow one in these days of e-mail and blogs, not handwritten letters and 'zines).


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By: John Raffel
Freeland girls expect strong cross country season
By John Raffel
Coach George Drown expect to have successful cross country teams at Freeland this season,
"Our girls team finished 2nd in the TVC - Central to Shepherd last year," he said. "We won the Saginaw County Championship, won our regional championship, and finished 13th in the state in division two. Madison O'Deay is our loan varsity graduate. Madison was also our captain for our program. She was our No/ 5 runner and really came up big for us at the regional meet to help us secure that title."
Drown lists the following as key runners:
Kiera Hansen - Sophomore. Kiera is the reigning county champion and regional champion and runner up in the TVC-Central to Amber Gall from Shepherd. Kiera also finished all-state. I expect Kiera to have very similar results this season improving her time and moving up in the finals race.
Whitney Farrell - Sophomore. Whitney was our #2 runner last season. She finished 1st team all-conference, 1st team all-TVC, 1st team all-county, and first team all-region. Her and Kiera made a powerful 1-2 punch for our girls team.
Peyton Hansen - Senior. Peyton was our 3-4 runner last season. Peyton finished 2nd team all-conference, 2nd team all-tvc, 1st team all-county, and first team all-region.
Ally Harvey - Sophomore. Ally was our 3-4 runner last season. Ally finished 2nd team all-conference, 3rd team all-tvc, 1st team all-county, and 1st team all-region.
Mara Longenecker - Sophomore. Mara was our #6 runner last season and was 2nd team all-conference, 3rd team all-TVC, 2nd team all-county, 1st team all-region.
Caitlyn Mieske - Junior. Caitlyn was our #7 runner last season and finished 3rd team all-county and will serve as our captain this season.
"Our girls team hopes to contend for the conference, county, and regional titles again this season. Our goal is a top 10 finish in the state," Drown said. "I think by the end of the season we could have 14 girls under 22:00. For a smaller D2 school that is fantastic. Our biggest challenge this season will be the transition from a dark horse team in our region to the new front runner. We are still in a very competitive regional with teams like Frankenmuth, Flint Powers, and Corunna. As the defending regional champions we understand that we will have a target on our back. One of my jobs as their coach is to help mentally prepare them for that change.
"I think our conference will be strong this year. We lose a perennial powerhouse in Shepherd, but we gain another great program in Frankenmuth. Our team hopes to compete for the conference title, but understand it will not be easy."


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Enjoy the break: Taking time away from the office
Posted by Hayley Blacker on 27/03/2019
Are people who take a break from work actually more productive?
...Work-life balance is a buzz word (or phrase) that is often thrown about, but a workplace issue that is vital to address if businesses want happy, committed and productive staff members.
With that in mind, we thought we'd touch on two lesser talked about workplace issues: working whilst on holiday and going home on time, and how these reflect the wider importance of taking time away from the office.
Jet setting: life beyond business
An antidote to long working hours and the high-pressure culture of modern business life, annual leave is a vital part of creating a positive work-life balance. However, today's technologically-led world is making this harder than ever before.
Remote working means staff members can be constantly connected to their jobs, whether they're sat on a beach or somewhere else that's meant to be relaxing. Even if employers promote time away from the desk or laptop, it is near impossible to enforce a strict no-working culture.
Employers themselves are often guilty of the inability to switch off. With that in mind, perhaps the secret to a happy holiday lies in learning to delegate. As well as being an executive skill and one that should never be underestimated, if those on annual leave can delegate tasks, they can switch off but also entrust their colleagues. In turn, this can be a great confidence boost for employees back in the workplace – particularly if the delegated tasks come from the employer or manager.
For many, taking a break during work is important for refreshing and relaxing the mind. Quite often this can lead to improved productivity and a reduction in stress levels.
Going home on time
Individuals need time to thrive – not just money. Arguably, happy and healthy people are those that effectively manage their time between work and home. However, working late is now commonplace across businesses. Take these statistics from the 2017 'Modern Families Index' for example: just a third (34%) of UK parents go home on time everyday, with one in ten UK parents spending less than an hour with their family as a whole on a working day.
With working lives becomingly increasingly blurred with time away from the desk, it is perhaps no surprise that "going home on time" is gaining momentum – so much so that there is now a specific day to promote it; Working Families, the UK's work-life balance organisation, are pushing for workers to go home on time on the longest day of the year (22st June) in order to "start a national discussion that puts work life balance and employee wellbeing at the forefront and stress that going home on time should be the norm, not the exception".
As well as promoting personal wellbeing outside of work, it is important to provide spaces within the office where your staff can have 5 minutes with their mind on something unrelated to their work. It can quite often spark inspiration!
More fulfilled lives make for better employees
It isn't just current employees that can benefit from time away from the desk every now and then. A recent Times article described one employer's concern about the lack of breadth of certain candidates he came across: "They were clever and ambitious, but incredibly narrow in their thinking". He told one of them to go away and read a novel – something this person had never done.
Widening this idea to everyone in the workplace, it's fair to say that having a life outside of business has to be an asset. If individuals are well-rounded, with their own interests and social lives, they are far more likely to succeed in the professional world. After all, business is more often about dealing with people than balance sheets.
This echoes the importance of having evenings and holidays away from the office; as well as maintaining personal wellbeing, broader lives make for more sociable and creative individuals – and surely that is a vital component of any thriving business?
The ideal work-life balance may be discussed more than it is achieved, but a great place to start is with a workplace that promotes communication and flexibility for the time that is spent working.
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The menus composed of 4 first courses, 4 second courses to choose between and including desserts, bread and drinks have a price of 15€.
Plates: on request:
- Conchas Villa Ferrera: Fish and shellfish, octopus, cuttlefishes, calmar, gambas, delicacies of monkfish, chopitos (cuttlefish fritters), mussels
- Barriletes Villa Ferrera: Meat: Chops, black pudding, oreja (pork ears), chorizo, Ibérico jamón, grilled ribs, fried potatoes and green peppers of padrón
- Ruedas Villa Ferrera: Mixt: Combines products of the previous plates
Lamb roasted in a wood-fired oven
Depending on the number of diners in the same room, we offer this delicacy of Palencia under request.
Villa Ferrera's special Menu wood-fired oven:
Casserole of garlic soup and a quarter of a lamb with dessert, bread and wine D.O Arlanza: 28€ per person.
Ask for our famous Mixte Plate
These are said mixed because the plate is composed of cheese, chorizo, black pudding, lamb cutlets, mussels with vinaigrette, fried potatoes, grilled prawns, squid rings and octopus.
Sea shells plate, ask your waiter for it.
Two sauces mussels, monkfish delights, gambas, grilled cuttlefishes and cuttlefish fritters, octopus and squid rings.


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2019 Fall Conference Social Media Kit
This year's theme for the Fall Conference is "Elevating Education: A Fresh Way Forward for Urban School Districts." To help promote the conference, utilize the hashtag #CGCS19.
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Walk to the Airman's Grave
Our annual walk to the Airman's Grave saw the whole Ashdown community walking the impressive 8.5 mile walk.
Thursday marked our annual walk from the Airman's Grave (near Nutley) back to Ashdown – an impressive 8.5 mile walk through the stunning Sussex countryside. We started with a short service at the 'Grave' remembering lives lost in conflict over the last century and those in our thoughts today.
As the clouds cleared, making way for blue skies, we began the march back to school. The miles slipped by quickly and it wasn't long before we reached Ghylls Lap for a hearty lunch of hot dogs and warm soup. Another pit stop for hot chocolate gave us the energy needed for the home straight. We arrived back on home turf tired, but proud of what we had achieved. Thank you to everyone for taking part and huge well done to the Pre Prep for completing the mammorth walk!


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A couple of days ago, I found a post on Facebook by an American user who was planning their upcoming trip to Australia. The question was, how to get around from one place to another, not just within the cities but across the whole country.
Don't underestimate the distances
Many people that hail from Europe and other places don't realise how big Australia really is. To give you an idea: If you placed Perth somewhere close to Lisbon then Brisbane would be somewhere close to Moscow. Now, in Europe that means that there are many, many people between these two places. And people means infrastructure, road networks, a variety of options.
But in Australia, it's just the Red Centre in the middle and nothing else. Just the vast emptiness of the desert, a forbidding landscape that you cannot just simply pass through.
Most people in Australia live in the cities along the coast, such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth and Adelaide, with a clear concentration along the stretch from Melbourne to Brisbane. They don't live in the arid centre of the continent.
With the population of Australia mostly concentrated along the East Coast, you may be excused to think that it should be relatively easy to get from, say, Melbourne to Sydney, or from Sydney to Brisbane. But the truth is that there is still quite a lot of distance to cover. You can easily spend 15 hours in the car to get from one city to the other.
If you like me come from Europe you will probably see that it's really quite difficult to wrap your head around these distances.
Why you should not just stay in one place
Now, as a tourist visiting from another country you have probably already spent quite a significant amount of money just to buy plane tickets to Australia. Once here, you would want to make it count and visit not just one place but several in one go.
Since Australia is also a big country you will want to experience the different climate zones from the tropics to the Antarctic winds, the different landscapes from rainforests to deserts, and see the difference between the mountains and the coast.
The question is, how to travel from Sydney to Perth, or from Brisbane to Cairns in a cheap and efficient manner.
Well, there are three ways.
Plane travel for covering long distances
First of all, you can of course book plane tickets to get from one city to the other. In many cases this is a good idea. For example, if you don't have a lot of time but want to cover great distances, then flying is the best option.
And here's a tip: Generally speaking, the busier the airports, the cheaper the tickets and the more frequent the connections.
A flight from Melbourne to Sydney is easy to book, cheap and very flexible. We have several low-cost carriers in Australia that will offer you a minimum of space, luggage allowance, and service but will get the job done of getting you across the country in no time at all. Check for example the websites of Jetstar, Virgian Australia and Tigerair.
The problem is that you don't really get to see the country other than airport lounges and the view from above from your window seat. You miss out on all the beautiful things between your point of departure and your point of arrival, which can be a shame.
The rail option if you want to stay close to big cities
A second option is the railway. Yes, we do have rail in Australia and it can be a good option for certain connections and distances.
For example, if you want to see some of the smaller places within a state, or want to travel to weekend destinations nearby bigger cities then the train is a valuable option. You need to check first though if a railway line does exist in the first place, because Australia's network is not as comprehensive as in European countries or in places like India. The distances are enormous, and it costs a lot of money to build a train network and to maintain it too.
Having said that, train travel is a wonderful way to experience a country. Personally, I find a lot of pleasure in watching the world go by from the comfort of a train seat. Train travel feels less hectic than a flight on a plane, and it offers the best scenic views, too.
A great way to see the country is to book a ticket on the Ghan or the Indian Pacific which connect Adelaide with Darwin and Sydney with Perth respectively. These trains are built for long-term travel over several days, very luxurious and exclusive, with a restaurant on wheels, private cabins and and all-inclusive train excursions enroute. A wonderful way to see the Australian outback from the comfort of a train carriage.
Overland busses connect country towns and help save money
If train travel isn't possible for your selected route, you can still opt for the road. Australia has an extensive overland bus network. You need to bring with you a fair amount of time and a comfortable cushion but the reward is that you get to see Australia from a very different perspective.
You will pass through tiny country towns and drive along national parks and forgotten places. You will meet people on the road that are in a similar situation like you, international visitors who want to see not just the big city facade of Australia but also the many different details that in its sum make up the Australian picture.
How to find the best option for your itinerary
It can be quite confusing to find the right mode of transport, route, and travel times when you want to move around Australia. There are a couple of websites that you can use which will help you get started. GoTicket Australia is one of those websites that will provide you with connections for your selected itinerary, giving you a good idea about possible routes, fares and the length of travel.
To book your tickets you will then have to go to the operators' websites. To make it dead easy, the most frequently searched and used connections can be accessed using the links on the start page.
No matter how you choose to travel around the country, Australia is far more than just Sydney or Melbourne. It does pay off to spend some time travelling around, from big city experiences to countryside nostalgia, there is so much to see in this wonderful country.


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This design uses a clean sans-serif typeface and a flowing feminine icon. The use of all caps establishes a confident and contemporary vibe, while the subtle letter quirks introduce a creative and edgy personality.
Ideal if your brand is:
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This design would adapt well to any business name. Although, this design shines due to its custom icon using the letters V and A, making it ideal for a virtual assistant.
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text: Turbotailz 1181 Posted February 19, 2018 Hey you diverse peoples You may have seen us talk about how our current Skyblock server is not going to be upgraded anymore due to lack of development for the plugin, you may have also seen us mention we will be looking at replacement plugins to keep the awesome challenge of Skyblock alive and well within the Diversity network. We've just opened two new servers for everyone to try out the following plugins: ASkyBlock - /server sb2 - this plugin is your standard Skyblock experience, you start with an island in the sky and attempt to complete challenges to further your status as the ultimate skylord. The plugin is under active development and works for the latest version of Minecraft (yay!) so we're not expecting it to die any time soon. AcidIsland - /server sb3 - this plugin brings a twist to Skyblock - AcidIsland puts you on a small island in a never ending ocean... of acid. That's right, the water HURTS YOU (rain included). Everything works the same as Skyblock, except you're surrounded by (murderous) water instead of air. I should also mention this plugin is developed by the same guy who does ASkyBlock (above) so you'll notice the challenges are very similar, as are the commands. Please try out both of these servers and tell us which one you prefer. The server with most preference will end up replacing our current Skyblock server, which may or may not be deleted. Remember to play on these servers with the idea that they may not be around forever, don't get too attached to your builds! Thank you 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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WHAT IS A LOVE LETTER?? Love letters are positive affirmations and/or love poems sent to children or to moms who have been impacted by family court and/or CPS rulings that have caused disruption in their lives, or estrangement from their mothers or children. Love Letters are general messages that convey hope, expressions of affection, and validation that these children and mothers are not forgotten–but are cherished and loved. Love Letters similarly provide support to the children , Moms and the family and friends affected. For safety reasons,we strong suggest these messages remain anonymous, but we are confident that the intent and spirit of each letter will relay a powerful, and positive message when viewed.
WHY A Campaign? Love Letters to Our Children is a campaign designed to encourage Protective Moms, children , family members, friends supporters and others who have been estranged from a mother or child due to an unjust Family Court/CPS ruling. Our intention is to use these positive messages to provide a safe place where mothers and children can receive a "love letter" and offering a place for Protective Moms , children and their supporters to network, and provide support to each other.
POSTING GUIDELINES: Please post letters, poems art, song lyrics, pictures, quotes, videos or other general messages that relay a positive message, or offer support. DO NOT post any information which may identify you (if possible) most important please do not identify your minor child /children or mother including legal name, location, case details, names of those involved in your case etc Please do not use your child's name, mother's name or your name in this process. We suggest ,you use only initials.
You may post positive, quotes, poems, songs pictures and message for your child or mother. Please keep your posts general. We feel confident that your child or mom will feel your outpouring of love for them in their hearts.
Here are some ideas on how to create fun, meaningful letters to your child from our U.S.A Regional Director E.J Perth:
The letter you write is like a photograph–it will capture a moment in time, an image or an expression that is passed on to your child/ mother. Your letter is a gift. The quality of the letter is more important than the "quantity"; be careful on how you convey your message, avoid sending money and gifts (outside of a holiday, birthday or special event) as this creates as expectation that you may not be able to support long term. The most important part of your letter is the meaning you convey–and how the letter nurtures your relationship to your child or mother.
* Write your letter when you are calm, upbeat and feeling good. The letter should convey your love and care for your mother or child–and should be age appropriate.
Do not send a letter to your child/ mom that reflects agitation, fear, anger or other negative emotions. Similarly, do not include in your letters negative comments, remarks or sarcasm about the child's guardian/parent or living situation. If you find that writing letters is triggering strong emotions, seek support or help. Those emotions are understandable, but should not be passed onto a child or mother.
* Create a positive environment for writing your letter–turn on your favorite music, light a candle, take time to connect with pictures or objects (toys, books, things they made, etc) that remind you of your child, pray, take a walk, etc. It may be hard, especially at first, to write. You may be struggling with emotions or on the verge of tears (I have been there myself!). By creating a positive environment, you are putting aside those emotions and/or stressors so you can focus on your child/ mom, and convey a message that is both meaningful and supportive.
* Send the letters consistently (ie on holidays, weekly, monthly, etc). You may also consider using stamps that are cute or fun, or using decorative envelopes.
* Consider poetry! Poetry is a fun, and expressive way of communicating to your child. You may want to send a humorous, or age appropriate poem for your child. Nursery rhymes are also great. Jack Prelutsky writes some humorous poems for children that may be fun to include.
Try an acrostic poem: write your child's or mom's name on a piece of paper, and for each letter of the name write something descriptive, funny or memorable about your child or mother.
This link creates a "Name Poem" for your child/ mom. It's really cool, and a great way to let your child or mom know you care. When you visit the link, you answer a few questions and type it into a blank field. When you are all done, you click a button to generate your poem then print: http://ettcweb.lr.k12.nj.us/forms/_vti_bin/shtml.dll/namepoem.htm
Poetry for Children: http://www.poetry-online.org/childrens_poetry_resource_index.htm
* Send cartoons, comic strips or newspaper articles. Find subjects your child or mom may be interested in and clip articles. Or clip articles that talk about places you have visited. Thrift stores and garage sales are a great place to find articles or magazines for children and mothers.
* Send pictures. The pictures could things your children/mom is interested in (animals, places, celebrities, etc).
* Create a letter with pictures. This works well if your child is young and does not read very well. Draw pictures on the letter to tell a story, or clip pictures from magazines.
* Give your child/mom positive affirmations. It is so important to let your child/ mom know that you love them, and that you care. Affirmations boost self esteem, make you feel better and provide hope. You may also include prayers, Scriptures or other messages that are a part of your family, traditions or spiritual beliefs. For example, fortune cookies are a form of affirmations.
"The Children Lights" site gives information on how affirmations work, why they are important to a child's development and includes tips on how to create affirmations:Affirmations are positive statements about who we are, and what we can become and experience…The key in using affirmations effectively is to have them evoke positive emotions within us."
* Send postcards from new or unusual places.
* Send jokes, riddles or "Mad Libs".
Aha Jokes is a great site to get jokes for kids on a variety of topics:http://www.ahajokes.com/animal_jokes_for_kids.html
Any more ideas? Please share in the comments!
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Upcycled Sling Bag
Twirl around with these upcycled silk sling bags – it has ample space to carry your everyday essentials. Team it with casual kurti and dhoti pants to complete the look.
Colours and prints may vary.
Material : Upscaled Fabric. Size: 9.5″ x 8″
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Elected by OHADA Council of Ministers at its November, 2017 session in Conakry, Guinea, Judges BERTE Mamadou of Mali, HOHOUETO Afiwa-Kindéna of Togo, NGO MOUTNGUI Esther marries IKOUE of Cameroon, DEMBA Claude Armand of Congo and MINIME Arsène Jean Bruno of Central African Republic made their solemn declaration, pursuant to Article 3 of CCJA Rules of Procedure, on June 28, 2018 before a host of personalities.
After reading the resumes of the judges by the Chief Clerk, the Court received their solemn declaration. Each judge came forward in the courtroom and pronounced the following sacramental phrase: "I solemnly declare that I will exercise my functions as judge in all honor and impartiality and that I will scrupulously observe the secrecy of the proceedings".
The Court took note of their solemn declaration and sent them back to the exercise of their functions. These judges complement the membership of the 13-member Court.
The new judges replace judges DALMEIDA MELE Flora, outgoing President, SEREKOISSE-SAMBA Marcel, TOURE Abdoulaye Issoufi, DIAS GOMES Namuano and OBIANG ABOGO Victoriano, who have come to the end of their seven (07) year term.
The following day, at an elective plenary assembly, the Court renewed its office, which is now composed as follows :
- President, Mr. ONDO MVE Cesar Apollinaire (GABON) ;
- First Vice-President, Mr. DEME Mamadou (SENEGAL) ;
- Second Vice-President, Mr. N'DONINGAR Djimasna (CHAD).
The Court subsequently celebrated its outgoing judges. A farewell ceremony was held in their honor. They received gifts offered by all the staff.


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Now, now, children, let's all play nice together. Remind you of your childhood? Yeah, mine too. But what we're talking about is architects and civil engineers playing together, specifically when it comes to coordinating Revit and AutoCAD Civil 3D data on the same project. This class is directed at both Revit and Civil 3D software users. That's right, architects and civil engineers in the same room. We work in both Revit and Civil 3D, showing you proper importing and exporting of data, so it lands in the correct place automatically. We teach you how to ask for the correct data, as well as a good understanding of one another's software. We cover how to create good topo in Revit, and how that compares to topos in Civil 3D. The tools for smooth collaboration exist in both Revit and Civil 3D, and there's just a communication breakdown preventing truly streamlined BIM workflow between the 2 disciplines. So join us and take your projects to the next level.
Key Learnings
- Explain what data types civil engineers are creating in Civil 3D and architects are creating in Revit
- Incorporate site topographies and designs created in Civil 3D into Revit and properly align them to your design
- Properly export Revit models in preferred formats for use by civil engineers in Civil 3D
- Import building designs into Civil 3D and export the correct data for use by the building designer in Revit


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Hey Everyone!
Today I am have all things Valentine's for you!!! The month of love is upon us so I thought I would show you a couple of outfits I would wear for a Valentine's Day date night. I also wanted share a makeup tutorial with my the new Charlotte Tilbury Pillowtalk Eye Palette!!! I grabbed this back in December and it sold out SO FAST! It is now back and permanent!!
First let's talk about these sweaters I recently grabbed from Chicwish. You all know my love for Chicwish! I have truly fallen in love with their unique clothing. They have so many amazing options for Valentine's day between cozy cute sweaters to adorable dresses that will lead you right into spring! My gray turtleneck heart sweater is the coziest of cozies! I absolutely love this sweater and I mean…how cute for Valentine's day!
Also this bobble sweater is SO beautiful! What a great sweater for Valentine's Day or just this transition into spring in general. It doesn't scream hearts but its perfect for date night dressed up with my FAVORITE heels and bracelet bag!
Here is the makeup tutorial below. I have linked all the products I've used and I hope you all enjoy!!!
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围棋 (Wéiqí), the "surrounding game", also known via Japanese as "Go", is perhaps the oldest board game in the world. Although never huge in the West, it is said to have been enjoyed by Einstein.
Older than Confucius himself, weíqí was considered one of the fours ancient arts that a real gentleman must master – the others being painting, music, and calligraphy.
The game is played on a simple board with 19x19 lines. Players take turns placing a white or black piece on the intersections between the lines, and the winner is the one who can surround the other player's pieces and claim the most territory.
While a computer was able to beat the reigning chess world champion as early as 1997, artificial intelligence had to wait until 2017 to beat the world weíqí champion – the literally billions of possible combinations of moves made human intuition a crucial ingredient!
Finger gymnastics? No, that's actually how you're supposed to hold it. Sohu
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OverlandSee below for a list of excursions of this travel style
Overlanding was initially introduced as a cheap and exciting form of travel. This flexible mode of transport allows each participant to meet like-minded people within a relaxed, easy going atmosphere. You will be travelling in 15-passenger vans or specially-converted overland trucks carry which carry their own cooking facilities, food and water supplies, tents, and truck spares. Overlanding therefore enables you to visit and camp at spots completely inaccessible to travellers using conventional transport. As you and your group will be sharing this vehicle for a considerable length of time, you'll be expected to take a turn helping with some day to day tasks. Each expedition includes a tour leader a driver/mechanic, to help with any unexpected events on the trip and help you make the most of your time on tour. Our overland trips are designed to offer freedom and flexibility. There's a route to follow rather than a strict hour-by-hour itinerary. We stay in family run hotels, local campsites and home stays.View all Travel Styles


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Ferei Himal Multi-LED Rechargeable Lightweight 360 Lumen Head Torch
*Finance not available on sale items
The Ferei Himal Multi-LED flashlight is one of a kind, weighing only 47g without the battery you will barely feel any weight on the front of your head. It uses a total of 4 separate LEDs, 1 x White LED creates a spot beam giving you a long throw, 2 x White LEDs provide you with a flood beam and finally 1 x Red LED gives you up close covert illumination in low light conditions.
The Himal is rechargeable via Micro USB without the need to remove the battery pack from the head strap, meaning wherever you may be you will never be stuck for ways to charge this light - the built in low battery indicator helps you see when the light also needs to be charged.
- Rechargeable via Micro USB
- Momentary white spot beam that throws up to 136m
- Selectable brightness levels
- Maximum runtime of 32hrs
- Weatherproof Design
- LED: 2 x CREE XP-E LED, 1 x CREE XP-G LED & 1 x CREE XP-E Red LED
- Battery: Rechargeable Li-ion Polymer Battery
- Range: 101m or 136m with momentary spot light
- Waterproof: IPX4 (Rain Resistant)
- Anti-drop: 1m
- 48*22*43 (Head)
- Weight: 156.7g (Including battery)
What you get
- Ferei Himal Head Torch (with elastic strap and battery holster)
- Rechargeable Battery
- USB Charging Cable
- Carry Pouch
- User Manual & Warranty Card
This torch comes with a 24 month warranty from the manufacturer, Ferei. See the User Manual that comes with the torch.
- Press the on/off switch to turn the headlamp on/off.
- Press the on/off switch rapidly or continuously to activate between lighting modes.
- Press the momentary switch to instantly activate spot light from any lighting mode wether the flashlight is on or off.
Battery Indicator
- The Himal features a dual-colour battery indicator, when the battery is between 50-100% the indicator will illuminate green, when the battery is between 20-50% the battery indicator will turn red and finally if the battery is below 20% the battery indicator will turn to a flashing red.
Output & Runtimes
- Max Lumens: (White): 360 Lumens
- Max Runtime (White): 32hrs
- Max Lumens (Red): 50 Lumens
- Max Runtime (Red): 10hrs
Returns Policy
You may return most new, unopened items within 30 days of delivery for a full refund. We'll also pay the return shipping costs if the return is a result of our error (you received an incorrect or defective item, etc.).
You should expect to receive your refund within four weeks of giving your package to the return shipper, however, in many cases you will receive a refund more quickly. This time period includes the transit time for us to receive your return from the shipper (5 to 10 business days), the time it takes us to process your return once we receive it (3 to 5 business days), and the time it takes your bank to process our refund request (5 to 10 business days).
If you need to return an item, simply login to your account, view the order using the 'Complete Orders' link under the My Account menu and click the Return Item(s) button. We'll notify you via e-mail of your refund once we've received and processed the returned item.
We can ship to virtually any address in the world. Note that there are restrictions on some products, and some products cannot be shipped to international destinations.
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Please also note that the shipping rates for many items we sell are weight-based. The weight of any such item can be found on its detail page. To reflect the policies of the shipping companies we use, all weights will be rounded up to the next full pound.
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*Please note that finance is not available on sale items and any order placed via finance which includes discounted sale items may be cancelled at our discretion.
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Tasu Review March 2019
Tasu is a yoga wellness subscription box. Get wellness delivered to your doorstep. Receive clean, toxin-free, self-care products every month. They kindly sent us this box for review.
Full disclosure – it has been a stressful week. I've had way too much going on, and way too much to think about. My brain needs a little break and my life needs some simplicity. So when my Tasu box arrived (among a bunch of other boxes) I reached for it first because I knew it was just what I needed. It's a wellness subscription, it always includes a variety of self-care goodies, and it's a beautifully simple box. Sounds perfect.
Subscription Details
From the Tasu website……
SUBSCRIBE TO TASU BOX: Subscribe to Tasu box and receive monthly goodies to support, enhance your wellness lifestyle.
WE CURATE JUST FOR YOU: We will curate your box products made by us and other awesome brands around the monthly theme to support/compliment your yoga lifestyle.
RECEIVE RELAX & DO YOGA: Recieve box full of products to compliment your yoga lifestyle and enjoy!
Here's a closer look at the items I received in the March Tasu Box….
Myrtle Cleansing Oil ($26)
Made with essential oils of tangerine, turmeric and myrtle this is a powerhouse cleansing oil for any skin type. Just take a few pumps, massage on to face and clean with a warm damp wash cloth. You will see a difference within a few uses.
Yes! This is exactly what I needed. I rave about face oil any chance I get, but until know I have only been using it as a moisturizer. I tried an oil cleanser a few years back and have been meaning to start using one again. I love the way an oil cleanser makes my skin feel – soft and clean.
Golden Glow Tea ($5)
An all organic herbal tea with turmeric, ginger, beet and so many other amazing ingredients that you can ditch your caffeine lattes and just make some golden milk or turmeric lattes. You only need a tiny bit as it is very potent.
I'm making an effort to cut back on my coffee (it's way more difficult than I thought) so I need all the tea I can get. I think I see turmeric lattes in my future.
Morning Dew Blend ($18)
A 100% essential oil blend of tangerine, eucalyptus and rosemary for the dewy morning feels.
Seeing as it has been a tough week, I've been diffusing oils almost every day. I have a diffuser in my bedroom and in the kitchen, and I would really love to add one to my office. This blend will be perfect for early morning work sessions.
Lava Bead Amazonite Bracelet ($22)
A beautiful bracelet with lava so you can add your favorite essential oils on the go. Just add 1 drop and let it sit for a minute to avoid oil stains.
This is such a lovely little addition to the box. I like the idea of wearing my favorite essential oil on my wrist. A bracelet like this is the perfect accessory for me right now. I love the adorable little tassel, and I like that it's black as it will go with everything.
Linen Spray ($12)
You asked and we made it! Yes it's a linen spray with frankincense and orange. Washes away easily, stays on for a long time. Just note that it's only meant for linen.
In addition to it being a stressful week, it has also been one of those weeks where all I want to do is clean my house and purge any unnecessary items. I will use this spray as I clean. It will freshen up my linens, couches, chairs, etc…..
Tasu Review March 2019 – Final Thoughts
I am absolutely thrilled with my March Tasu box. It's exactly what I needed after a long stressful week. It was like a breath of fresh air and it was a pleasure to unbox. It provided me with some beautiful self-care items, all of which I am excited to use. I love the simplicity of this subscription and the fact that they focus on clean, toxin-free, self-care products. It's definitely one of my favourite Canadian Subscription Boxes.
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If you are prone to acne, you are not alone. 80% of people have breakouts at some point. But don't let spots ruin your day. Treat them fast with BLEMISH BOMB 2 in 1 blemish treatment and concealer wand.
This magic dual end wand covers and helps clear stubborn spots — targeting redness and swelling instantly, whilst purifying and helping clear blemishes fast.
On one end, our Rapid Clear purifying spot treatment gel works on contact to fight spots — stopping them in their tracks with a clinically proven 95% bacterial growth inhibition in just 30 minutes. Swelling and redness is reduced in the same short time. And whilst spots don't stand a chance, our purifying actives won't strip or dry your skin.
On the other end, Express Cover anti-redness clearing concealer is activated with willowherb to assist the clearing, purifying action and reduce redness instantly and long term. This undetectable full coverage concealer treats as it covers, and won't crease or crack. Redness and blemishes appear to melt away as the concealer melts seamlessly into your skin.
Together, they provide a total solution for instantly clearer looking skin, that looks better every day.