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Panarea to Sicily ferry information:
Panarea is connected to Sicily via the port of Milazzo. On average, there are 9 crossings each day between Panarea and Sicily, which are operated by Liberty Lines. Crossings from Panarea to Milazzo usually take around 1 hour 20 minutes.
The above information is a basic summary on the services between Panarea and Sicily. We recommend using our Ferry Search to find live ferry information and the latest prices.
About Panarea
The small but scenic volcanic island of Panarea is part of the Aeolian Islands on the south-west of Italy. Year round, there are only around 300 residents but in the summer months the population swells dramatically as tourists flock in. The island is also famous for being a popular destination amongst the celebrity jet-set, so don't be surprised if you come across a few paparazzi during you stay. It is therefore necessary to book accomodation far ahead to be guaranteed somewhere to sleep during the summer months.
About Sicily
Sicily is a popular destination with tourists from all over the world who flock to Sicily's beautiful beaches and stunning views. Experience all that Sicily has to offer, from Arab-influenced architecture to the imposing Mount Etna.


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AGA ovens are much like a quality piece of art; they look good and serve many purposes, and will last for lifetimes as long as they're kept in top condition.
These cookers are certainly built to last, as their cast iron casing and enamel fixtures make them one of the most durable ovens available. It's this durability that often fools people into thinking that their ovens don't need as much caring for as any other kitchen appliance, but in actual fact AGA's require regular maintenance in order to run properly.
Commonly used to heat kitchens during the colder winter months, as well as cooking, baking or roasting delicious meals all year round; most people assume that because an AGA is always giving off heat that any dirt or spilt food will just burn to dust that can be brushed away. Many believe that this brushing process is enough, when in actual fact caring for an AGA takes much more time and dedication.
Whilst you can brush or wipe away most of spillages on an AGA, dirt can still build up from continuous use, and often unless the spillages are dealt with instantly they can quickly dry and stain the AGA's surface.
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You can help keep your AGA in peak condition by dusting and wiping it like this after every use, making sure you get right into the nooks and crannies to ensure that the dirt and grime doesn't build up in the more difficult to reach spots. Try not to use any chemical-filled oven cleaners, and instead opt for safer cream filled cleansers or soapy pads. Be sure to use a damp cloth or pad when cleaning the AGA's outside surface, but don't scrub away with anything too coarse as it may damage the enamel.
Most cookers have removable components, such as doors or heat rings. Make sure you've switched the AGA off and let it cool down before you do anything. Be very careful when removing and cleaning these parts, because if they're not put back in place properly they may cause serious issues when you go to turn the AGA back on.
After you've spent time cleaning your oven, you'll have noticed that there's obviously a lot more to your AGA than first meets the eye. Whilst at first glance on the outside it may seem clean, continued use without regular and proper maintenance will leave the oven in no fit condition. Deep cleaning an AGA can be an incredibly time consuming task, as there is so much of it that needs cleaning. Try working slowly on specific parts of your AGA, focussing on the parts you use most, and then occasionally extending out to the parts least used when you have more time.
If said time is something that you simply don't have on your hands, why not call in the professionals? They can completely restore your AGA to sparkling clean condition whilst allowing you to carry on with what you need to do.
To ensure that it's kept in the best condition possible, your oven should receive a proper check-up and service once a year. Depending on your AGA's energy source, you'll need a professional to come in and thoroughly clean your ovens' pipes, removing any traces of carbon deposits. Regular check-ups will keep your AGA running as smooth as possible and negate the need for a costly repair bill should anything go wrong.
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Having fought their way through cancer and rare, crippling muscular diseases, Orkan are now ready with the follow up to 2015's Livaus. The new album, titled Element, deals with the power and ferocity of the four elements, and is a homage to the unforgiving strength of the earth, and the landscape of their native land, the Island of Stord.
Fronting Orkan is Taake guitarist Gjermund Fredheim, notorious for creating the only banjo solo in Black Metal. The band sets itself apart from its peers, being highly technically skilled, whilst, at the same time, being capable of conjuring up an uncompromising all-enveloping darkness. Conceived and recorded during a particularly demanding period in the band's history, Element, was a difficult album to make, both technically, and on a psychological level. Taxing to both mind and body, the result is as rewarding as it was difficult to achieve. Offering more layered and complex production and songs, Element is not made to pass you by, but to draw you in and totally envelop you.
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text: · April 9, 2017 EP082: The Work of the Spirit On this week's episode, we discuss the work of the Holy Spirit in illuminating Scripture, in doing apologetics, and as in John 16, guarding and comforting believers in all manners of hardship and persecution. Enjoy! https://secureservercdn.net/220.127.116.11/9df.194.myftpupload.com/podcast-player/755/ep082-the-work-of-the-spirit.m4a Tagged: ApologeticsBibleCalvinismChristChristianityExegesisFaithGospelGraceJesusKnowledgeLoveReformedSalvationThe Gospel of JohnThe Great ExchangeTheology


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Movie Theatre Area; Game Room; Dream Kitchen; Rec room with pool table & wet bar; Large covered patio; Resort indoor/outdoor swimming pool. Now that we have your attention, say hello to our Aspen Chalet. It is a Two Story Chalet Style Home with lots of updates from slate appliances to the beautifully finished lower level.
Aspen is part of our Resort, so you have access to Fitness Studio; Game Room and Recreation Center; fishing lake with paddleboats, rowboats and canoes.
Sleeping arrangement: Main floor, two king bedrooms each with a TV and a walk-in shower - shared full bathroom. Upstairs, a loft area with two twin beds, two additional bedrooms (both with king beds and TV's) and full bath. Lower level features two additional bedrooms (2 queen beds and 1 king bed, all with TV's) and a guest full bath. Living room queen sofa sleeper.
Open concept: Open living room, kitchen, dining room area -- accented by knotty pine cathedral ceilings and a large stone fireplace. Serving larger groups is easy! 14 people fit at the dining table (additional counter seating for 6 more).
Dine in your own vacation home or head to the Spring Brook Sports Bar & Grill - a casual, family-friendly restaurant. Sandwiches & wraps, delicious burgers, scrumptious salads and mouth-watering steaks and seafood selections. Friday Fish Fry and Saturday Prime Rib too.
Patio with charcoal grill and campfire ring is located just off a second deck. Close to downtown Wisconsin Dells, but you might never leave this 360 wooded acre paradise. The living here is easy, the amenities appealing and the lifestyle relaxing. We are known to have one of Wisconsin's finest 9-hole golf courses - right here. Meticulously-groomed gem of a golf course winds through the tall pines of the Wisconsin Northwoods!
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-Beautiful Outdoor Weddings Ceremonies. We'll take care of all the details so you release yourself from any stresses and focus on enjoying the day.
Hiking trails, cross country ski trials surround our 7-acre "Spring Brook Lake". It's time to take a break from your busy lives to enjoy spending quality time with family and friends.
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My husband and I held our wedding reception in the tent at Spring Brook on June 13th and it was by far the best wedding ever! Our guests have not stopped talking about how beautiful and fun it was! The resort with it's amazing vacation homes made it a weekend long celebration. Lisa, the event coordinator was incredibly helpful and answered mine (and my mom's) millions of questions before the big day. The tent turned out gorgeous! Thanks for the beautiful day and great service! Colleen F
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Starting a blog is hard work. I have to admit that it has been a journey these last couple of months. When I started my blog, I had no idea what I was doing. It was a new world for me, and everything was new and exciting. And it was HARD.
But as time went on, I started to learn a few tricks and picked up a few tips here and there. These tips and tricks helped me developed my style and made me a more efficient blogger. I would not still be here if I did not learn these things along the way.
As a blogger, the first thing you'll discover is that blogging is all about learning from others. Those who have been through this hard confuse world and are willing to share their knowledge with us. That is why I am here. To share with you what my journey has been. In the hopes that you will receive inspiration to continue on the blogging journey. Plus these hacks are worth knowing.
Without further ado here are 6 things I learned as a new blogger and helped me get to where I am now.
Invest In Your Blog
This one took me a while and I am still battling it. Mostly because I am cheap. But if you're a new blogger or looking to start a blog you need to invest in your blog.
The first thing I did was learn what self-hosting was and how to do it. I'm glad I did. I now use one of the best self-hosting sites for my blog. I highly recommend you check out Siteground. It is one of the fastest, and safest website hosting sites out there. And plus the customer service is amazing.
Another investment I made for my blog was signing up for a course on how to blog. I had no experience and was new to this blogging world and investing in a course was amazing. Turns out it was the best investment I ever made for my blog. I would have never gotten my blog yo where it is now if I didn't invest.
The course I invested in was the create and go course by Alex and Lauren. Two bloggers who went from zero to 500,000 visitors on their blog in a month using Pinterest.
I'm not going to lie to y'all at first, I did not want to do it. I was cheap and skeptical. I even went as far as to sign up for their email to wait for a sale. But the more I Google the more I became confuse. As an act of desperation, I invested in the course. And guess what? I love it so much that I am recommending it to you. Not only am I recommending their started course I am recommending their other courses. Trust me it worth your money.
Blog as you go
When I first started blogging, I was wasting time on actually writing my blog post. I developed an obsession trying to figure out what to write. I wasted countless hours in front of my computer losing my freedom and sanity. Yes, it was a laptop, but I still couldn't take it with me to the store or the church.
That's when I discovered this awesome tip "Blog as you go." This tip revolutionized my life. And right now, I am waiting for a doctor's appointment and writing this post. My point it this don't
You are free to go out because you never know when inspiration will come. That means you can write post anywhere and use your most trusted friend to do it. By most trusted friend I mean your cellphone.
I am an Android user (please no comments). I used Keep Notes to save the post that I write. After I write a post, I upload the post to Google
Pin as you go
Like every new blogger, you learn the importance of Pinterest. I honestly don't know if we can blog without it. Pinterest is a bloggers best friend and a tool that should not be neglected. My only problem is I work full time.
That is why I pin as I go. I don't waste time sitting in front of a computer but promote my pins right on my phone. When I have a break at work I just promote. It takes like 5 min if not less and I don't have to stress about anything.
Make time
Time is something I wonder if I'll ever have enough of. To answer my own thoughts the answer is usually a no. But if something is important, we make time for it. If your blog is your baby like mine is to me. You will make time.
I am a full-time social worker and therapist. My days are long and full of demanding people. That is why it is important for me to wake up early to do what I love and that is blogging. If blogging is something you want to do you need to make time to blog or your blog will fail. If you have to wake up early or stay up late, then do it. It is important that you set time aside to pursue this blogging thing. You will be happy you did.
Invest time in you blog and it will pay off. At least that's how the experts do it.
Follow two to three people
When I first started blogging, I had a lot of voices in my head. Not the crazy kinds that tell me to do weird things. But the voices of many people offering me advice on how to start my blog and succeed. I did not know who to listen to. I signed up for every free course and read all the advice blogs that I could find. And all
It might be the same thing you are doing wrong. Trying to listen to all the voices. I felt lost. Until I decided to pick two to three people to follow. These people are the ones I trust. They are seniors in the blogging world and people who are doing what I want to do. I listen to them and read their posts. I follow their instruction and because I did confusion left me and so did those restless nights.
All it took for me to find my direction was quieting all the voices that were speaking. That is why I am sharing this tip with you. Trust me to narrow down the voices your listening to and you will be able to be successful in this blogging stuff.
Have fun
Last and not least have fun. If you like doing something, then it's fun. I like blogging so it's fun for me. That is why there is a travel section on my blog. To share with y'all all the fun things I do.
Yes, blogging is a serious business and it can make you money. But make sure you enjoy it. Don't do something for the money. Do it because you love it. That is what living freely is all about.


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David Domaas, D.D.S. is a founding partner of Brook West Family Dentistry which was established in 1982. He graduated with honors from Augsburg College and the University Of Minnesota School Of Dentistry and completed general practice residency at Hennepin County Medical Center. Dr. Domaas was Chief of Dentistry at North Memorial Medical Center from 2005-2009. He is on staff at North Memorial Medical Center, Maple Grove Hospital, and WestHealth.
ICOI Dr. Domaas understands that continuing education in dentistry is critical to providing his patients with the best care. He dedicates a large part of his personal time to continuing education, where he keeps abreast of the latest advancements in the art and science of dentistry for his patients. Dr. Domaas logged over 700 hours of continuing education in Implant Dentistry. Dr. Domaas has completed the Misch Surgical Program and is a Diplomat at the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.


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If you're a regular reader of this site (and who isn't?) then you know we're big fans of Oakland Cemetery. Now next Saturday, May 16th they'll be having one of our favorite tours. It's called 'Malts and Vaults' and it focuses on beer and brewing in the history of Atlanta and through Oakland. From the Cemetery;s site;
What do a jousting match, exotic singing birds and the sun god Ra have in common? Why, everyone's favorite malt beverage, beer, of course! Find out how the sudsy beverage connects these fascinating topics, and delve into Atlanta's long and vivid history of brewing during Historic Oakland Cemetery's special guided walking tour, Malts & Vaults of Oakland: Where Beer Meets History.
No beer will be served during the tour, but please enjoy a brew or two at our neighborhood restaurants. Tour receipt is redeemable for:
- $5 off at Six Feet Under Pub & Fish House
- 15% off food purchases at Mezcalito's Cocina & Tequila Bar
- One free appetizer at Doc Chey's Grant Park
- $1 off purchases at My Friend's Growler Shop
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MI-Partners at Eindhoven University of Technology Student days
5 March 2018
Sinterklaas visit to MI-Partners
4 December 2017
Through storm and rain Sinterklaas found his way to the MI-Partners office to shower the little ones with gifts. Many happy faces were seen in the Dillenburgstraat office.
MI-Partners visit to Antwerp 2017
24 November 2017
10 year anniversary celebration
31 October 2017
Friday October 27th we celebrated our 10 year anniversary with our customers and suppliers. Food, drinks and laughs were the main ingredients that day!
In 2007 "Partners in Mechatronic Innovation" was founded by Leo Sanders. Together with Bart van den Broek, Jan van Eijk and Maarten Steinbuch he started in the NTS-Group's building in Eindhoven, The Netherlands. In order to leverage his experience as system architect and department leader, he quickly took on his first employees. The company now employs 30 people. Continuous investment in its mechatronic expertise will enable MI-Partners to keep on supporting its customers with innovative solutions for the next 10 years!
Precision Fair 2017
14 September 2017
On 15 and 16 November 2017, the 17th edition of the successful Precision Fair takes place.
MI-Partners will be present, we have the same booth as last year.
Please come visit us at booth number 203 in the "Dommelhal".
Open house MI-Partners
8 July 2017
MI-Partners invited friends and family for an open house.
This way we celebrated the 10th anniversary.
In the picture below you will get an impression of that day.
MI-Partners BBQ anniversary edition
25 June 2017
In June MI-Partners hosted their annual bbq.
This was a special edition, due to the 10th anniversary of MI-Partners.
17th Euspen International Conference & Exhibition
8 May 2017
Monday, May 29, Tim Groothuijsen and Dick Laro will present the Dynamics and Control of Mechatronic Systems tutorial on the 2017 EUSPEN Conference. This tutorial will focus on an integrated approach of machine dynamics & control and the tutors will present lessons learned in industrial practice but also developments in advanced control and machine design that are promising for further technological improvements. The tutorial is a combined effort of MI-Partners and Adrian Rankers of the Mechatronics Academy.
From May 30 till June 1 MI-Partners will be present at the exhibition, please visit us at booth 41. For more information and registration, click here.


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Erin wins Gigmasters Award for Top Harpist in the USA 2015
I've won the Gigmasters 2015 Award for Top Harpist in the USA! This is my second time to win the Rising Star Award, which means I was the top booked harpist on Gigmasters for 2015 and 2014, and earned the most revenue of any harpist on Gigmasters in the entire country. My area is the New York City area, including Long Island, CT, Philly and PA, Maryland, etc., and the gigs I book are either solo harp, or events where I sing and play, including weddings, corporate events, cocktail hours, house concerts, galas, etc.
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Erin performs for Bowie tribute in Bordentown, NJ
I'm going to be singing and playing harp in Bordentown, NJ at Randy Now's Man Cave on Saturday, Feb. 6th at 7 PM for a David Bowie tribute show. I think you all know what a huge, lifelong Bowie fan I have been. I'll be pulling out all my Bowie songs for this show, so… Continue reading
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Erin featured by Huff Post in Bowie tribute
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Erin wins 2016 Couples Choice Award on Wedding Wire
I just won a 2016 Couples Choice Award from Wedding Wire! It's for my work as a wedding harpist and singer — I play the harp and sing for weddings, ceremonies and cocktail hours all over the New York City area, from Long Island, New Jersey, and Connecticut Connecticut to Providence, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and even as far as Los Angeles, Chicago and Atlanta.
Erin plays with The Dream Jam Band in Manhattan Nov. 30th
Erin the Red is back with The Dream Jam Band! Erin plays harp, bass, guitar, and sings with The Dream Jam Band as part of Winter's Eve at Lincoln Square. The show is free to the public and will be at the Raymour & Flanigan store on Broadway for Kids Central…. Continue reading
Erin plays a solo concert in LA on Sunday, November 1st
I'll be doing a solo concert (harp & vocals) in Los Angeles this weekend — Erin Hill at Pacific Harps, 922 N. Craig Avenue, Pasadena, CA, on Sunday, November 1st from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM. I'll be playing harp & singing everything from opera to rock 'n' roll as part of the Pacific Harps concert series. Here's the link for tickets. I love… Continue reading
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Erin sings & plays harp for Lincoln Center concert
I'll be singing & playing the harp at Lincoln Center for the launch of Broadway's Future Songbook series on Sept. 28th. I'll be performing alongside Marni Nixon, Robert Cuccioli, Scarlett Strallen and Eddie Korbich as we sing the music of award-winning composer-lyricist Robert Lindsey-Nassif. I'm lead vocalist and harpist for… Continue reading
Erin sings & plays the National Anthem at Rockland Boulders game
I'll be singing the national anthem while accompanying myself on the harp for the Rockland Boulders baseball game in Pomona, NY for their Irish Heritage Day! I was the singer and harpist for… Continue reading
Erin plays at Webster Hall, NYC!
Saturday, June 20th, I will be playing with my full band at Webster Hall – a set of my original music, plus my signature David Bowie cover! I'm playing a 45-minute set, the tickets are $15 and that gets you in for the entire night — after my set, I'll also be playing as a sideman with the headliner, The Peter Ulrich Collaboration. And in that second set, I'll perform "Dark Daddy," the song I co-wrote and sing lead on & play harp on. So it will be a pretty cool evening. Please buy your tickets early and I look forward to seeing you there! $15 Tickets on sale now Continue reading
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Mother's Day harp at the Center Street Pub
After a great Celtic concert last night in Illinois, where I played the harp and sang, I flew back from Chicago early this morning, hopped into the car with my mom as soon as I made it back home, and made my way back to the Center Street Public House in Darien, CT to play the harp for their fantastic Mother's Day brunch. As she was eating her dessert, Mom said… Continue reading
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Sawyer & Co. Sponsor Rainbow Chorus – 'Do you hear the Rainbows sing?'
The Rainbow Chorus is a registered charity and a real community choir, non-auditioning, carrying out many local community events to celebrate their diversity. This year they celebrate their 18th year – making them the longest running gay choir in Brighton and the only choir that embraces the whole of the LGBT community into its membership.
On December 5th the Rainbow Chorus present their fabulous Christmas show at St George's Church, Kemptown, Brighton. This atmospheric event will celebrate Christmas with a seasonal and festive mix including rousing and moving songs from Les Miserables. Get your tickets before they sell out and enjoy an amazing evening of accomplished vocals, mulled wine and cakes.


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Planner pockets can be whatever shape or size you'd like. And you can infuse your own style and use a variety of materials to customise your planner.
Today let's make a simple, yet striking planner pocket. To learn more about creating your own planner see the Beginners Guide Series here.
It's simple and easy to
make unique planner pockets
To follow along and create your own planner pockets you'll need :
- 1 piece of double sided card or white card to print your favourite digital papers or photo
- Pencil
- Glue stick
- Rule and cutting mat or paper trimmer
- Hold punch
- Washi or clear tape
Step 1 : Choose your size
Decide on the finished size of your planner pocket.
I'm making a planner pocket to fit my Kikki.K large binder, A5, full page size so my width is 148mm and the height is 210mm.
#proTip : Your planner pocket doesn't have to be the same size as your planner pages.
Step 2 : Prepare your card
Double the width of the size you want your planner pocket to be. This is the size of the piece of card you will need.
My pocket will be A5, 148 x 210mm, when finished so the piece of card I need is A4, 297 x 210mm, in size. I have printed two of my favourite papers double sided on my inkjet printer.
#proTip : If you are making a pocket that is larger than a single piece of card, simply join two of your favourite pieces together on the long edge using some washi or clear tape.
Step 3 : Fold the card
Mark the piece of card and fold in half. This should be the size of your finished planner pocket. If your piece of card was larger than you needed simply cut off the extra.
#proTip : If you score the fold first, mark it by pretending to cut along the fold with the blunt side of your knife, it will make a dent in your card and you'll get a nice crisp fold.
Step 4 : Create the opening
Turn down the top open corner onto the folded side to create the pocket opening.
- Place the folded card with the opening on the left and folded edge on the right.
- Measure how far down on the open side, the left, you want the pocket to open.
- Mark and fold.
I measured down 148mm, the width of my pocket, on the open side so that my corner would neatly touch the folded side of the pocket.
#proTip : You can have a deep or shallow pocket depending on how far down you fold.
Step 5 : Secure the flap
Glue down your pocket flap or simply cut it off if you prefer.
I have left my flap intact and glued it down to expose the bold zig zag stripes.
Step 6 : Punch the holes
Mark your binder holes using a divider or planner page as a template and hole punch.
For tips on punching holes in The Beginner Guide to Hole Punching Planner Pages article.
Step 7 : Finish your pocket
Seal your pocket with tape.
I used clear tape so that pattern on my paper could be seen all the way to the edge. Each time I use my Nan's ol' dispenser I'm reminded of her creativity and how she would decorate the letters she wrote me and greeting cards.
#proTip : You can finish off by adding a tab to your pocket for easy accessibility.
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Authors' addresses: Elizabeth M. Keating, Division of Pediatric Emergency Medicine, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, UT, E-mail: email@example.com. Jill Sanders and Edith Q. Mohapi, Baylor College of Medicine Children's Foundation Lesotho, Maseru, Lesotho, E-mails: email@example.com and email@example.com. Katherine Ngo, Rice University, Houston, TX, E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com. Anna M. Mandalakas, Department of Pediatrics, Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, TX, E-mail: email@example.com
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- Source: The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 100, Issue 5, 1 May 2019, p. 1290 - 1293
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In low- and middle-income countries that have high burdens of disease, simple interventions such as health screenings can have a significant impact on health outcomes. Among vulnerable children, orphans in particular, deaths are often caused by conditions preventable through early identification and provision of basic health and nutritional needs. After consulting local preventative care guidelines and medical providers, a health screening tool for use in orphanages was created. This tool was used to screen children in two orphanages in Lesotho. Overall, the tool was found to be easy, efficient, and valuable in identifying both preventable and immediately treatable conditions in orphans. As a result, orphans with long-term medical needs were linked to community-based providers by developing individualized care plans in collaboration with orphanage colleagues. This preventative tool offers a screening strategy that directly aligns with the United Nations Agency for Development's Sustainable Development Goals and helps to advance the goal of universal health coverage.
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text: On Monday November 11, 2019, the student-led Hearts for Heroes Club hosted a Veteran's Day Ceremony at school. The event is held annually and is open to anyone who feels patriotic and wants to celebrate America's veterans. The names of all 123 UC military alumni were included in the program and were displayed on a poster, which will be prominently located in the Main Lobby throughout the month of November. This year, we welcomed many UC Alumni Veterans home to their alma mater; it was a great day. The ceremony includes prayers and reflections about our service members. In addition, the wonderful voices of members of the UC Performing Arts Company led the attendees in a medley of the military anthems of the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps and Coast Guard. If you were unable to attend the ceremony, it is available for viewing via UC Livestream on your computer or cell phone. https://livestream.com/unioncatholichs/events/8890943


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Zombie Graveyard: Kill Frenzy – A Real Adrenaline Zombie Shooting Rush
Us gamers think we've got zombies all figured out. We've seen fast zombies, slow zombies, infected-virus zombies, mutated zombies – even zombie cowboys, for god's sake. Yet we keep playing games with the undead shambling around in them. Why? Because you can't deny the satisfaction you get from hearing that 'thunk' as you cave in a necrotic homo sapiens' brain cavity. When it comes down to it, zombies are just plain fun to kill and positively beg us to annihilate them in new, inventive ways.
If you're looking for an awesome zombie game to play on your iDevice, we have a great suggestion for you – Zombie Graveyard: Kill Frenzy.
What is Zombie Graveyard: Kill Frenzy?
It is an exciting side scrolling zombie massacre platformer that's placed in the zombie infected graveyard. Designed with cool graphics and engaging sounds, this iOS game will definitely glue your hands to your device. Read on and find out what the gameplay is all about.
Gamplay& Features
Get ready to hack, shoot and slash your way through hordes of zombies in the infected graveyard. The game features 30 challenging levels and highly addictive run and shoot gameplay, where you have to show your best skills and move strategically to get higher scores, to make more kills and complete more levels. Choose from 8 awesome heroes to play with (the redneck, assassin, robot and 5 ninja warriors), use powerful weapons, boosters and don't forget to complete achievements if you want to get rewards.
Upgrade your heroes to create the ultimate zombie killing machine, have hours of fun by downloading Zombie Graveyard: Kill Frenzy for free from the App Store!


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If you have downloaded the OneDrive Mac app but don't use it, you should uninstall it so that it does not take up useless disk space on your Mac. In this article, we will tell you two ways to uninstall OneDrive correctly.
Remove OneDrive manually
- First, you should close this app and terminate all processes related to OneDrive work.
For this, go to the toolbar → click OneDrive icon→ Settings → select Quit OneDrive.
- Then you need to delete the OneDrive executable file. Go to the Applications folder in the Finder, call the context menu and select Move to Trash.
- After this, it is important to clean up remains – all service files of OneDrive which are still left on your Mac. Usually, the support files of applications are stored in the following subfolders of the system Library folder. You should find and remove them.
- ~Library/Application Support/
- ~Library/Containers/
- ~Library/Caches/
- ~Library/Preferences/
- ~Library/Cookies/
- ~Library/Logs/
- ~Library/LaunchAgents/
We have searched for Onedrive files with the help of free tool Funter and discovered that they are scattered across numerous subfolders. Take a look at the screenshot.
That's why we highly recommend using permanent uninstallers when you need to remove applications completely. You can use a free tool App Cleaner PRO, designed for this purpose. So let's move to the second way to remove OneDrive.
Uninstall OneDrive using
App Cleaner & Uninstaller
- Download App Cleaner & Uninstaller and launch it.
- Find OneDrive in the list of scanned applications.
- Select it and click the Remove or Uninstall button.
That's all. As we might have mentioned earlier, this removal tool allows you to uninstall any app easily and safely.


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Clean, fresh and airy! Compare to Gain™ detergent, but it's not a duplication - this fragrance has notes of lily, bergamot, geranium, violet and precious woods.
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Kat Saul – Nick Miller
Kat Saul – Nick Miller
Nashville-based pop writer/performer Kat Saul releases her new single "Nick Miller" today on all platforms.
Written as a happy accident with co-writers Luke Arens and Paige Blue, Kat recalls, "We were in the studio and Paige said that I reminded her of Jessica Day from New Girl, which happens to be my favorite show. We started joking about writing a song about the character Nick Miller and ended up having so much fun with the idea it stuck!" Showing off her knack for quirky lyricism and left-of-center sound, "Nick Miller" is an undeniable, first-listen ear-worm.
Kat's previous releases "Jericho" and "Unit 408" have received attention from Popdust, The Tennessean, Nashville Native Magazine, among others. She has recently been featured as Lighting 100's DJ Pick of The Week and has been endorsed by BMI, NSAI, ASCAP, CMT, and Sofar Sounds. Kat will play a single release show for "Nick Miller" at Nashville's The Basement on November 26.
Growing up in Nashville, pop singer-songwriter Kat Saul learned to play guitar and piano at age five and started writing her own songs at age 13. By the time she was in high school, she was participating in professional writing sessions and is now one of the most buzzed-about young pop writers in Music City.
Now in 2018 Kat debuts her unique brand of unapologetic pop music with the release of "Jericho" and "Unit 408." She presents an unmistakable sound that hits a little left from center and blends Nashville flavored lyrical sensibility with alt-pop melodies and production reminiscent of artists like Gwen Stefani, Sia, Lorde, and the like.
"Jericho," received attention from Nashville Native Magazine calling it "a definite max out the volume sing-along," while PopDust hailed it "a hot track that embodies exactly the kind of buzz she is making in the songwriting community."
Her latest effort "Unit 408," out October 24, continues to gain momentum having been named Nashville radio station Lighting 100's DJ pick of the week and garnering praise from fans and press alike. FEMME RIOT writes, "One listen to "Unit 408" and you'll be humming the song to yourself the rest of the day and be hooked on Kat's musical style begging for more."
Though very much at home in the studio, Kat's electric live performance chops and undeniable stage presence is what truly makes her one of the most exciting young entertainers in Nashville's emerging pop scene. Catch her next performance November 26 at The Basement in Nashville.
Kat releases her third single "Nick Miller" today, November 26.


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At Predator Ridge
Predator Ridge boasts two of Canada's finest golf courses and, as such, should be the first travel destination for an exceptional Okanagan golf experience. With an award-winning golf academy and a world-class practice facility to complement our two 18-hole championship courses, Predator Ridge has gained a reputation as Canada's premier golf resort community. Predator Ridge is home to over 800 homeowners, which makes us one of North America's best golf resorts.
Predator Ridge offers truly world-class Kelowna golf course properties!
(FAST FACTS Par: 71 Yardage: 7090 Opened in 1991 Architect: Les Furber Two-Time Host of the World Skins Game)
The Ridge championship golf course opened in 2010 and was designed by renowned course architect Doug Carrick. The course itself sports beautiful scenery and long fairways. The Ridge is a challenging but playable course that uses the natural environment beautifully, making it one of Canada's best golf courses.
(FAST FACTS: Par: 72 Yardage: 7123 Opened in 2010 Architect: Doug Carrick)
The Predator Course is one of the best golf courses in Canada. The legendary course architect, Les Furber designed the course to be challenging for all levels of players. As you play this 18 hole championship course, the long grasses and rolling hills with make this a wonderful experience for players of all levelts.
The Predator Ridge Golf Shop if located in our clubhouse. Sporting a wide selection of golf equipment and apparel it's a must stop for all golf enthusiasts. The Shop also includes lifestyle apparel to compliment your time at Predator Ridge, including being the only authorized outlet for Lululemon Athletica in the North Okanagan.
The Academy at Predator Ridge is a premier sports training facility focused on providing golf instruction at the highest level and quality. Featuring a variety of programs for all skill levels and ages, our camps and clinics and engineered to help you become a better golfer and increase your love of the sport at the same time. It's a fun and inspiring learning environment regardless of your skill level and is tailored to meet your specific needs.


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- Capable of reaching speeds of 50+ mph
- Includes Spektrum⢠2.4GHz DX2E DSMR Radio System with SR310 Receiver
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Satisfy your craving for speed and precision with the Voracityâ¢-E 36 Brushless Deep-V. Sitting beneath the sleek trim scheme and canopy of the Voracityâ¢-E Brushless Deep-V youâll find a water-cooled 120A ESC and a fierce 6-pole 1650Kv 40x82mm brushless motor. This unbeatable combination sits atop a hand-laid Deep-V fiberglass hull that has been optimized for peak performance, even in rough conditions. Push the speed envelope and give the competition a run for their money on the open water today.


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Penelope Cruz Cannes-Do for Haiti
By Roger Friedman
Hollywoodnews.com: This year's Cannes Film Festival may get very busy for Haiti fundraising.
The word is that Chopard may be helping Penelope Cruz organize an auction of stars' gowns and other high priced items for May 19th.
Cruz has already pledged 50,000 a year to building schools in the earthquake-devastated nation.
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The town of Kumarakom is a bunch of little islands on the Vembanad Lake, and is a piece of the Kuttanad district. The feathered creature haven here, which is spread crosswise over 14 sections of land is a most loved frequent of transitory winged animals and an ornithologist's heaven. Egrets, Darters, Herons, Teals, Waterfowls, Cuckoo, Wild Duck and transient feathered creatures like the Siberian Stork visit here in herds and interest all guests.
Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary: Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary is arranged at Kumarakom in Kottayam area in the Indian province of Kerala, on the banks of Vembanad Lake. Set in the Kerala Backwaters the winged creature haven is a most loved frequent of transitory fowls.
Pathiramanal : It is a little island inMuhamma panchayat of Alappuzha area and visitor of Kottayam locale moreover. The name Pathiramanal signifies 'sands of night'. The beautiful magnificence of the two sides of the lake and also that of the island is mind blowing.
Cove Island Driftwood Museum: A gathering of novel driftwood models is shown at this cozy, chamber molded historical center.
Aruvikkuzhi Waterfalls :Aruvikkuzhi waterfalls is found 18 km from Kottayam. The more than 100 feet high water falls is a well known excursion spot. It falls in five stages and it is a perfect area to be shot.
Kumarakom Backwaters: Kumarakom backwaters is a beautiful place where you can appreciate the ecstasy of nature. It is home to an extensive variety of plants and creatures. The most ideal approach to appreciate the excellence of Kumarakom backwaters is to go on a houseboat that takes you through different channels, lakes and waterway around here. The houseboats offer you the most ideal offices you requirement for an agreeable adventure on water.
Juma Masjid :Juma Masjid is an old mosque that is more than 1000 years of age. It is additionally called Thazhathangadi Mosque. It is said that the mosque was developed by Malik Dinar's child Habib Dinar. Malik Dinar was behind the presentation of Islam in Kerala. This is viewed as one of the most seasoned mosques in the nation.


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Dharamsala, July 2 (ANI): A group of Australian lawmakers arrived here to meet the exiled Tibetan leader, the Dalai Lama and representatives of Tibet's government-in-exile.
The six-member delegation comprises the Labour lawmakers Michael Danby and Melissa Parke, Liberal lawmaker Peter Slipper, Independent Senator Nick Xenophon and Greens Senators Scott Ludlam and Sarah Hanson-Young.
The delegation, due to stay in Dharamshala till July 6, is accompanied by a handful of lawyers, journalists and activists.
"They are coming here to meet Dalai Lama and also to be introduced to the democratic structure of the Tibetans-in-exile. We would also take this opportunity to brief them more about the situation inside Tibet and they are expressing their support on the Tibetan cause," said Dolma Garry, deputy speaker of Tibetan parliament-in-exile.
Meanwhile, the Australian lawmakers apologised for the alleged racial attacks on Indian students in their country.
"We are strongly in support of persons of India and other international students in Australia and we feel disgusted. That's why it is very important that we should have a response. The Prime Minister is sitting with the state governments to make sure that our response is such that Indian students continue to feel safe in our country," said Peter Slipper, a Liberal Australian lawmaker.
Australia has been under intense fire in the Indian media after a series of brutal attacks on students in Sydney, Melbourne and Adelaide last month. By Akhilesh Bharti (ANI)
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SPE: Willem De Vos new CEO
The Society of Plastics Engineers (SPE) has appointed Willem De Vos as its new Chief Executive Officer. He succeeds Susan Oderwald, who left SPE in December.
According to a press release, De Vos is a 20-year veteran of the plastics industry who is already active in and understands the Society, has a global perspective, and brings management experience at a time when SPE is focused on growth. De Vos most recently served as chair-elect of the European Thermoforming Division at SPE. He comes to SPE after serving as CEO of the Vitalo Group, a global supplier of plastic packaging and thermoformed products. Previously he managed compounding and processing units of Recticel, an international producer of polyurethane automotive components.
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In light of the recent Greek crisis, it's understandable that you might feel reluctant to visit. But what you might not necessarily be aware of is that if there ever was a time to visit this beautiful country, it's now. Tourism in Greece, more than ever before, means liquidity and most importantly, means solidarity to its people.
Here are just a few reasons why we think you should consider visiting Greece:
Prices are significantly cheaper than usual.
With the crisis inevitably businesses are struggling and putting on their best efforts to get that much-needed injection of cash. You can find some great deals on Greek Independent Hotels here.
The Greek people are even more welcoming and grateful to tourists.
These are hard times, and people everywhere in Greece are aware of how much it means that you choose to visit their country right now.
You can still pay with your cards as you would anywhere.
Your cards will work normally everywhere, and you can still withdraw money – but bringing enough cash would be the smartest option. People will appreciate you paying in cash as they are having difficulty accessing money in their own account at the moment. A lot of travel insurers realizing this, have expanded the cover for stolen money for people travelling to Greece.
The country remains just as beautiful as it ever was.
With incredible weather, stunning beaches, a rich and mouth-watering gastronomy, and plenty of historical sites, Greece is still one of the best holiday destinations in the world. For some of the best places to visit in Greece, check this post.
For more information and travel advice, visit the Foreign Office website.
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Greek national flag – Image by laurencehorton via Flickr (CC BY-NC-ND 2.0)
Santorini, Greece. Image by Jorge Sanmartín Maïssa via Flickr (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0)
Elia Beach. Mykonos, Greece. Image by Jaume Escofet via Flickr (CC BY 2.0)
Samaria Gorge, Crete – Image by alphis tay via Flickr (CC BY-ND 2.0)


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Cheesy Garlic Bread Dinner Rolls – when you can't decide between Dinner Rolls or Garlic Bread stuffed with Mozzarella Cheese.
So, how was everyone's Thanksgiving this year? Mine started out pretty good until I was ready to go to the market to get a couple ingredients for this recipe. It was then, 2 hours before I had to leave to my mom's, that I found out my car battery had died. My best bud lives around the corner so after he jumped my car, 10 minutes before he was leaving for his mother's, I told him that this year I was thankful that he hadn't already left. If my car battery hadn't died, this was the side dish I was going to make for Thanksgiving dinner. This would be equally great on a coffee table for watching football if you don't want to wait 12 months for next turkey day.
When I make something for Thanksgiving dinner it has to be something a little outside the box. Fluffy dinner rolls are easy enough to buy at the store. If I'm making them for the fam I gotta jazz them up. First things first. Special occasions call for foods stuffed with gooey cheese. Let's wrap the dough around a cube of mozzarella cheese.
My friend Christa and I were talking about compound butters the other day so I thought I'd use that idea for a garlic herb butter. I didn't really need a compound butter for this so I just melted a stick of butter with some garlic, salt, and parsley. Just as the rolls come out of the oven, this gets brushed all over the top.
We're not stopping with stuffing these Cheesy Garlic Bread Dinner Rolls with cubes of mozzarella and bathing them in garlic butter – we're making a quick pizza sauce dipping sauce for dipping. I used a 15 ounce can of tomato sauce which I doctored up with minced garlic, red pepper flakes, and fresh oregano.
Are you hungry yet? I mean, you could but melted mozzarella, garlic butter, and pizza sauce on a cardboard box and I'd eat it. I think they call that domino's pizza.
I made this dough by hand because it's a fun dough to make by hand. You could certainly use a stand mixer to save yourself a little work. To make the dough just combine the water, milk, sugar, and butter in as mall pot and heat over low heat to melt the butter. Transfer the mixture to a clean container and wait until it's between 105-110 degrees. Add the yeast and allow it to proof for 10 minutes. Add this to the flour and combine. Let it rest for 10min, add salt, and start kneading.
As much as people have made the suggestion, I don't have any immediate plans to have a youtube channel. I have made some attempts at videos when I think it makes sense to illustrate something. Here's a boring 10 minute video of me kneading this dough.
The first phase of kneading dough is getting it to a place where it's not so sticky that you can't work with it. This can be tricky because you generally want to keep dough as loose as possible. Add a bit of flour in at a time and work it in. The second phase is the real kneading. I'm using the "V" or "Heart" method. This works well because you're constantly folding the dough in half and then in half again in a criss-cross pattern. It's especially easier to maintain over the course of ten minutes compare to other kneading methods. You should feel the dough become less sticky and more taught and silky. As I work the dough against the counter, I'm pushing it over itself to create a taught exterior. I use this to tell how the dough is coming along and it's the last thing you want to do before you let it rise as it lends for an even rise.
Once the dough has at least doubled in size it's time to make the rolls. Divide the dough in 12 equal pieces. Not 16 as I did. You can divide the dough in quarters then each quarter into thirds for 12 pieces. I don't know that you have to do this but I find it good practice to make taught mini loafs of each piece. Every time I work with dough I learn a little something new. Once you have 12 dough balls you can roll them out with a rolling pin. Try to keep the center a little thicker than the edges. This becomes the top of the roll so you want a little padding above the cheese. Place the cheese in the center of the role dough and bring the corners over the top. Turn it over and place the cheese filled dough ball in a lightly oiled baking pan.
Brush the top of the rolls with an egg wash (1 egg + 1 tbsp water). Bake for 25-30 minutes at 400°F turning half way. As soon as the rolls come out of the oven brush the with the garlic butter. Allow them to cool for a good 20 minutes – unless you're angry at your mouth for some reason.
Cheesy Garlic Bread Dinner RollsCourse: Appetizers, Recipes, SidesCuisine: American, ItalianDifficulty: Moderate
Cheesy Garlic Bread Dinner Rolls – when you can't decide between Dinner Rolls or Garlic Bread stuffed with Mozzarella Cheese.
6 Tbsp Unsalted Butter
1 Tbsp Minced Garlic
2 Tbsp Parsley
1 Tbsp Kosher Salt
1 Tbsp Olive Oil
2 Tbsp minced Garlic
1 Tbsp Fresh Oregano
1 Tbsp Red Pepper Flakes
2 tsp Salt
15 oz Canned Tomato Sauce
1/2 Cup Water
1 Cup Whole Milk
1/2 Cup Water
6 Tbsp Unsalted Butter
2 Tbsp Sugar
2 Tsp Active Dry Yeast
500 Grams AP Flour
2 tsp Kosher Salt
1/2 Cup AP Flour for kneading
6 oz Solid, Whole Milk Mozzarella Cheese
1 Egg
- Place all ingredients in a small sauce pan and heat over low heat until the butter melts. Transfer to a heat proof container to cool and set aside until needed.
- Heat olive oil in a small sauce pan. Add the garlic and stir for 30 seconds until rawness is cooked off. Add Oregano, Pepper Flakes, and Salt and cook for another 30 seconds. Stir in Tomato Sauce and Water and heat on low for 20 minutes.
- Chop Butter in to smaller tablespoon size chunks. Add to a small sauce pan with Milk, Water, and Sugar. Gently heat over low heat until butter has melted – about 10 minutes.
- Transfer liquid to a clean bowl and a slow to cool to 105-110 degrees. Add the Yeast and allow to bloom for 10 minutes.
- In a large mixing bowl add 500 grams of all purpose flour. Make a well in the center of the flour and pour in the yeast mixture. Combine ingredients to make a sticky shaggy dough. Cover with plastic wrap and allow to rest for 10 minutes.
- Sprinkle salt over the dough and give it a few folds in the mixing bowl. Transfer the dough to a well floured working surface.
- Knead the dough for 10-15 minutes adding a dusting of flour as needed to make the dough workable. Dough should be delicate and smooth. Transfer to a large dry bowl and cover with plastic wrap. Allow dough to double in size – about 2 hours.
- Transfer the risen dough to a lightly floured work surface. Briefly knead in to a taught ball. Divide ball in to 12 equal portions and form those portions in to smaller taught balls.
- Cut Mozzarella cheese in to 12 one inch cubes. Lightly oil a 9×12 baking pan. Preheat oven to 400°F. Whisk egg with 1 tablespoon water in a small bowl and reserve for later.
- For each of the 12 portions of dough, flatten on a dry work surface and roll out in to a 6 inch round. Place a piece of cheese in the center and fold the corners of the dough over top so no cheese is exposed. Flip over and place in the baking pan. Cover with plastic wrap and allow to double in size – about an hour.
- Remove the plastic wrap and brush with egg wash. Place in oven for 25-30 minutes turning half way through.
- When Dinner Rolls are removed from the oven brush them with the Garlic Herb Butter. Allow to cool for 20 minutes before serving with warm Marinara Sauce.


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Villa Paloma
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Location Pererenan village – Canggu, walking distance to the beach
Five bedroom Villa Paloma is nestled in the peaceful surrounding of Pererenan Village, 800 meters from the Pererenan Beach, on Bali's south-western coast. It is perfectly suited for families and small groups of discerning people who want to experience the best Bali can offer. the villa is only a 20 minute drive to the many popular restaurants and shops of Seminyak and about 45 minutes from Ngurah Rai International Airport. The Nirwana Bali golf course and the famous Tanah Lot Temple are less than 10 minutes away, and the Nusa Dua golf club and Bali Handara golf course are each a 60 minute drive.
Sited atop of 2,800m2 lush tropical garden by the riverside and rice fields, Paloma Villa is composed of two different buildings within a high wall to ensure total privacy and tranquility. Set in the midst of a splendid terraced rice field and alongside of a peaceful small river, Paloma Villa is a brilliant revelation of magnificent luxury.
Living and Dining
A large dining area over viewing the swimming pool and garden; a warm welcoming spacious living area; air-conditioned TV room; a fully equipped kitchen with small comfortable dining area and pantry room on the other side. A modern design wine cellar between the kitchen and main dining area adds the luxurious feeling of the villa. The leisure of the living room is added by the pool table on the upstairs room.
Bedrooms and Bathrooms
The Main House consists of three air-conditioned bedrooms completed with en-suite bathrooms; On the other side of a lush garden, lays the second building for the Guest Wing consists of two air-conditioned bedrooms also completed with en-suite bathroom, a living area, kitchen and a plunge pool. The two buildings are connected with a lush tropical garden which holds a thatched roof bale and a large overflow swimming pool. All the modern equipment such as large TV screen, stereo sound system, DVD players as well as wireless high speed internet connection is provided to ensure the necessary international high level of comfort.
|Area size
• Land area: 2,800 m²
• Large infinity pool
• Tropical landscaped garden with ponds
• Private car parking
• Guest capacity ideally 10 people
|Living and Dining Areas
• Open plan living & dining area
• Main dining table seats 8 and 6 near the pool
• Separate air-conditioned TV room
• Rice terrace view
|Bedrooms and Bathrooms
• 5 bedrooms, all with air- conditioning
and overhead ceiling fans
• 5 en-suite bathrooms
• Master with bathtub
|Villa Services and facilities
• Safety Boxes
• Pool table
• BBQ Grill
• Television units with cable TV
• DVD and VCD
• Stereo system
• Telephone line
• Free Wi-Fi
• Housekeeping staff
• Trained cook
• Daily pool and garden attendant
• Night security


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My March was pretty busy again. I didn't really find enough time to blog or read. There was always something else. I also had my 30th birthday, which I did not celebrate very much. I'm not into birthday parties any more, since I turned 18 I think. Why do we celebrate being closer to death? It's kinda weird if you look at it like that 😀
What I read
Wyrd Sisters / Terry Pratchett –> finished! Re-Read. I liked it even more than the first time! The witches really are so funny and so different! Loved Greebo's cameo as well.
Saga Vol. 5 / Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples –> finished! I liked it much, MUCH more again! Lots of action, tension, character development, twists and an interesting ending. Can't wait to continue!
Every Heart a Doorway / Seanan McGuire –> finished! Audio-Book. Here is my Review.
Oathbringer / Brandon Sanderson –> 350/1233. No progress here. Just didn't feel like it.. Holding it up hurts my arms! 😀
The Crimson Campaign / Brian McClellan –> 54% in. Hell yeah! This book is so great! All the storylines are really entertaining and I love Ka-poel.^^
Malice / John Gwynne –> 2h 18 min in. Over 20h to go. I am still a bit confused by all the different names. And not a big fan of the Scottish accents. But I will stick with it for now. Don't really know what it's about yet, it's still mostly character introduction and info dumping.
What I am watching
We started a new show called Here and Now. It's a comedy-drama by HBO from the guy who did 'Six Feet Under', one of our all-time favourites. You notice and that's great! The biggest difference is, that it's supernatural so far, with different characters seeing the numbers 11/11 everywhere. In the center of this show are an older couple and their 4 grown-up children. 3 of the kids are adopted, 1 is their biological daughter. Lots of conflict, drama, awkwardness…. It's really cool so far! We are 3 episodes in and hooked.
Apart from that, it's Footy Season again!!
Aussies love their AFL and I am really into it as well now. Such a great sport to watch! We go for the Geelong Cats and hope they win the premiership this season. We DO have the best team. If you ask me 😉
Apart from that, I am watching a whole lot of New Japan Pro Wrestling.. it's SO different from WWE! They are both entertaining.. but NJPW is sometimes a bit more dramatic in their storylines and their wrestling style is more risky. Sometimes it feels a bit like anime^^
I don't actually know what I want to read next month. At the moment I am happy if I read at all. So I don't make any plans. I pick up what I feel like!


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Been on a course and want to give us you're thoughts? Use the comments area below to tell us what you thought and we'll put them on the website… if you want us to.
Spent two days with Wynne, his first customer. Absolutely a top bloke, top rider and passed on a wealth of experience. Highly recommend and will definitely return to do the 5 day course. Ride time and rest time spot on, routes covered spectacular. Total value for money. This experience will definitely make you a better safer rider. Many thanks Wynne.
I was fortunate enough to have 'big Wynne John' as a driving instructor for both a standard and advanced level driving course. His experience and knowledge of the Welsh roads is second to none (and he knows all the best coffee stops!!). Wynne is truly professional and will deliver the course to your individual needs, but will also ensure that you reach your full potential. I wish I now had a bike to enjoy what Wynne is offering. Enjoy.
I have received advanced driver training and refresher training from Wynne over the last 10 years. He has the unique ability to very quickly identify how an individual learns and adapts his training style accordingly. Wynne always gets the best out of people and is an extremely experienced and professional biker.
I Had a Superb Single Riding Day with Wynne. We Went on a Variety of Different Roads Through Mid and South Wales. We Had Frequent Stops to Review Our Ride with Constructive Advice and Tips Being Given Throughout the Day. He is Great Company and Whilst Riding with Wynne It Was Evident You Could Not Be Riding with Anyone Better, his Years of Experience Shone Through. In Just One Day of Riding I Could Feel that My Riding had Transformed into a Far More Confident and Safer Style. I am Definitely Signing Up for a Further Course Soon. I Can Highly Recommend It to Anyone Who Was Considering Such a Course. It's the Best Money You Could Spend on Improving Your Riding – Excellent Value for Money- For Someone Wanting to Take Their Riding to the Next Level then a Course with Wynne is Definitely the Way Forward. You Not Only Improve Your Riding but You Enjoy a Fun Day Out Seeing Beautiful Wales Through the Best Roads in the Country on Motorbikes. Many Thanks, Oliver
Passed my test 3weeks ago ,felt I needed more knowledge and confidence ,wynne instilled both of these. By the end of the day I had learnt safety tips which they don't teach on cbt or mod 2 (and a few little. Cheats) going round corners smoother and faster but most of all safer..had a great day nice coffe , I would recommend anyone with a bike to give wynne a call you will definitely learn something.i will be booking again
Exactly what it says on the tin and more. I signed up for a one day course with Wynne who was able to structure and plan a route to suit my training needs. This he delivered throughout the day in a relaxed, professional and friendly manner. With plenty of stops for refreshment and feedback. As the day progressed having delivered my primary aim and assessed my ability. Wynne was able to help me improve other aspects of my riding. I had a thoroughly enjoyable day. I feel the skills imparted to me during the day have improved my safety, confidence and awareness. I would recommend Wynne John 'A Skills & Thrills Experience' to any level of rider wanting to do the same. I will definitely be signing up for a five day course in the near future.
Just completed a one day course with Wynne and as well as being a highly informative skills enhancing experience, it was extremely enjoyable. Wynne is a very skilled rider and is able to "walk the walk" as well as "talk the talk". The way he handles his RT1200 when he takes the lead ride is a joy to watch, making it look easy which is down to his skill set.
He identified an area of my riding that could be enhanced and towards the end of the day it was all starting to fall into place.
The value for money for a days course is brilliant and even better if you take on the three or five days training which would be hugely beneficial. I will definitely be back for some more training.
Recently spent 2 days with Wynne after a long break from bikes. A fantastic experience from a very good instructor, resulting in me regaining my confidence. His constructive feedback was valuable, encouraging and easy to understand.
A huge endorsement from me, highly recommended and great value. Thanks Wynne.
I wanted to wait a few weeks to let Wynne's training seep n before leaving feedback. There is no doubt that I am riding better, with more confidence, faster and safer than I was before. As a result I am enjoying the biking more than ever. I did 2.5 days 1:1 with Wynne. It was huge fun, great value, and will stand me in good stead for as long as I can throw a leg over a motorbike. As the man might say, happy days!
What a great experience it was with Wynne yesterday. His course was tailored to suit my needs, whilst other faults i had were being rectified throughout the day. We left our meet and greet point at 8.30 am. I was early…..but Wynne was earlier! Tremendous roads to ride on, and feedback was continuous throughout the day at various coffee stops. I am trying to say how well this experience was for me, but words cannot describe the pleasure i had from his feedback, watching his riding and lines as i was following as he was maybe demonstrating or leading to the next road. He had his eye on the ball (bike) at all times, and never did i feel intimidated or nervous. All of my needs were rectified, and it is now up to myself to keep practicing and pulling the various "tools" out of the "tool box". Brilliant day Wynne. We were riding up until about 7.30, and i covered about 290 miles myself, and approximately 250 of them were with Wynne under his superb guidance. Never a dull moment, and it does not matter how well you think you can do a certain riding discipline, you will always learn something else from him.
Diolch yn fawr! (Thank you very much).
I have just returned from 2 days riding in Wales with Wynn John and would recommend him to anyone who wishes to enhance their motorcycling skills. Although I have done advanced training previously, Wynn was still able to identify areas which will improve my riding further and more importantly make me safer. The roads he took us down were outstanding with technical as well as fast flowing sections. I have never visited South and West of Wales previously and was blown away with the scenery. What an experience and very good value for money. Thanks Wynn. Howard B.
WOW; such was the experience! Met up with Wynne on the Friday morning (Howard & I), the humour and banter were almost instantaneous, putting us both at ease to what we were about to run-through over the next couple of days. Wynne's Knowledge and skill levels are second to none, very articulate in explaining on how and where improvement could be achieved, also very open and complementary on positive actions seen during assessment; positioning and the likes. Of the routes taken, well let's just say, without Wynne's guidance who would have known of such great roads (and I do mean great!), plenty to challenge everyone at all levels, Inclusive of phenomenal scenery and with the bonus of great coffee stops along the way, does it get better than this? (I suggest not!).
Talk about surpass expectations and then some says I (Grin factor by the bucket load).
Yes, I will be back to absorb more of this man's knowledge, both in skills & location, location, location!
Just got back from a full day of riding and the additional skills obtained are invaluable. Wynne John has to be one of the best course tutors in the world of road craft. A fun, challenging and breath taking adventure which has re-ignited my passion for riding. This level of encouragement and instruction is something that I should have had many years ago. Can't wait for the next day out. Thanks so much Wynne.
Joined Wynne on one his one day courses and what experience with amazing roads and stunning views plus one of a few coffee stops in the remotest location with breathtaking views,weather wasn't great with rain and fog thrown in for good measure but took the whole wet weather riding experience to the next level.
I highly recommend
Wynne John 'A Skills & Thrills experience'
Diolch Wynne for an awesome day.
Just found this site……To cut a long story short, I did my "Bike safe" back in 2005 ish? A weekend of training with this huuuge copper ! On the Sunday the other bloke didn't turn up ,so it was me and Wynn , him on his ST and at the time I had a ridiculous green Kawasaki ZX12R…..Well I learned so much that day ,and had just the best day out ,the ride back to police hq from Aberystwyth still makes me chuckle !
I still try to put lessons learned that day into practice , but probably/ definitely need a refresher course , so anyone know a good instructor ? Cheers Wynne. Alex.
WynneJohn : "Enhance your Skills with an insight into the Police System of Advanced Driving/Riding, whilst touring the mystical beauty of Wales"
As I write this bit LikeTarantino film that are characterized by nonlinear storylines;Until the end, but not satirical in subject matter;
Did I enjoy it? Yes
Was it Fun ? Yes
Did I learn anything ? Yes
In reverse order: "Contact me send a text when you get home" (He's a got a very caring nature clear sense of responsibility)
The day ended on the New Year's Day #19 with Tea & Mince Pies /cream we had covered just over 137 miles in conditions of very wet & dense foggy roads through bright sunshine & back to heavy rain & fog but hey that's WildishWestWales ,
We had been on back roads & A roads (& almost 'off road' coming across what looked like a barn fire,so we had to check out if all was well & safe).
A stop in and the West End Cafe in Lladovery & supprised to see open with some may Bikers of all types out & about.
Coffee stops essential for debriefing & discussing next routes,I remember earlier in the day as we arrived in St Clears for our first stop thinking ,I didn't even know where we were as I had been consentrating so hard.
*Rubber band thing (Projecting vision) forward observation you need to scan the
far distance, the mid ground and the foreground.
*Returning to learnt state when fatigued (why having a learnt system & returning to the that state is fundamental).
This was a free half day course although we spent most of day out & about (I'd won the competition for a question I answered :What could you say to a novice rider when passing a farm gate in windy conditions "/"Tilt your head towards the wind" was my answer…
I'm well up for more development in Life's Learning Curve !!!
Excellent teacher, Great combination of riding skills obtained during a 2 day training period which I hope I will continue to build on. Would recommend Wynne to anyone that wants to build on there current riding skills regardless of any previous experience. Also a great tour guide!
I came back to Wynne about a year after my first visit. It was as good the second time around as it was on my first trip. Astounding roads, extraordinarily useful hints, tips and feedback from the man, and a real sense that I was improving over the two days.
Wynne has a real gift for seeing what you're doing well and where you need to improve and then for helping you to get better – he actually makes you become a better rider.
I plan to keep coming back each year. I like the feeling of confidence I have after a couple of days of this training. It's better than anything I have experienced elsewhere, plus you get Wynne's huge personality and love of life thrown in for free (is there anyone in Wales he doesn't know?!)
If you're reading this and wondering should I, shouldn't I, if you enjoy motorbiking, Wynne will only help you enjoy it even more.
Well what can I say? I booked this as a Christmas present for my boyfriend and I thought I'd tag along at the back and just enjoy the scenery!
Firstly lets gets the flattery out of the way, Wynne is a thoroughly lovely bloke who instantly puts you at ease and wants to understand what you want to get out of the time so you make the most of it. He has a wealth of knowledge on the local area, roads and cafes….. not to mention knows everyone!!
The knowledge, advice, scenery and overall experience was fabulous and we already want to book more time (with better travel arrangements my side to make the most of it).
I would highly recommend Wynne to anyone to enhance their riding skills and confidence and have a great laugh along the way.
Thank you for a wonderful experience and look forward to the next one.
Having been away from biking for over 15 years I decided to book a course with Wynne to brush up on old skills and hopefully learn a few new ones. The day did not disappoint and in fact exceeded my expectations. Wynne has a friendly manner and immediately puts you at ease through his knowledge of roads skills and feedback he provides. My day consisted of a tour of mid / North Wales on some amazing biking roads – a good mix of technical sections and sweepers. By the end of the day having covered over 200 miles I felt far more confident with positioning and reading the roads ahead – my key objectives agreed with Wynne in the morning. Wynne was constantly providing small tips throughout the day to move the riding experience along. He is able to provide feedback on areas to improve in a positive way that really helps develop your confidence in your riding. Throughout the day we had plenty of opportunities to chat, have feedback, share a coffee and a few stories! I would highly recommend Wynne to anyone who wishes to improve their skills and see some of the fantastic countryside Wales has to offer. A day I throughly enjoyed and will be repeating again as I'll definitely be booking another day with Wynne – it's a 5 Star experience. Diolch pal.
Following a long gap from motorbike riding I have spent a day of tuition with Wynne.
I have learnt so much and I have gained invaluable experience from my day with great support and excellent teaching skills, interrupted with plenty of laughter and banter at our pit stops.
Wynne has a skilled way of getting the information across and delivering the knowledge of his years of expertise.
Well worth every minute of the day and I will continue to work on the improvement of my riding skills and enjoy the benefits.
Many thanks to this Top Man for a most excellent day's experience.
I have been away from motorcycling for at least 15yrs and on a trip to South Wales, I found myself chatting to Ian at the Owl Nest Cafe – Definitely worth a visit, the food is good and the portions are huge… We chatted about touring Wales and Ian recommended Wynne.
I looked at the site and realised that there was an opportunity as the skills part appealed since I felt I was a bit rusty.
I asked Wynne to primarily to help me be a safer rider and that I also liked mountain passes. We definitely saw some mountain passes and other fantastic scenery. We won't talk about the 1st & 2nd mountain passes, but I managed to ride the 3rd in a safe and controlled manner.
I really didn't know how little I knew, Wynne has completely changed how I ride on the road, most of the time I don't even need to use the brakes as observations mean I have already come off the throttle well in advance and I am far more aware of hazards. There is also the positioning on the road to maximise the distance you can see into a corner, too many other things to list
Wynne is a great bloke and has a great manner about him, I can vouch for this as after I had messed up a couple of otherwise really good runs with rubbish overtakes, he was calm but still managed to get the point across.
Book some time with Wynne, go into it with an open mind and you won't regret it.
I will be going back in 2020 as I feel I have only just scratched the surface.
Thanks Wynne.
Spent a very enjoyable day with Wynne, I liked his relaxed style and it helped me get the most from the experience. Wynne observed my "behaviour" on the bike noticing many things – some of which I wasn't conscious of myself.
I cover about 7,000 miles a year on the bike so for me this was about developing better skills and spotting bad habits and I'm confident Wynne delivered on both counts.


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Frances Walsh
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1 white onion, finely chopped
- 1 medium size carrot, finely diced
- 1 green bell pepper, finely chopped
- 4 cloves garlic, crushed
- 1 small bunch coriander, stalks chopped and leaves set aside
- 1 tsp ground cumin
- 1 tsp smoked paprika
- 1 tsp chilli powder
- 1 cup passata
- 500ml vegetable stock
- 1/3 cup quinoa
- 1 400g tin black beans, drained and rinsed
- 1 lime
- 1 ripe avocado
- 2 tbsp Greek yogurt
- Salt & Pepper
Heat the olive oil in a large saucepan over a low to medium heat. Add the onions, carrots and green peppers and cook for 5 minutes before adding the garlic and chopped coriander stems. Cook for a further 2 minutes before adding the spices. Stir well and cook for a further 2 minutes.
Add the passata and vegetable stock and bring to a boil. Rinse the quinoa in a fine sieve and add it to the saucepan. Reduce the heat and allow the chilli to simmer for 15 minutes or until the quinoa is fluffy. Add the drained black beans to the saucepan, stir well and allow to cook for a further five minutes.
To serve, spoon into bowls and add a squeeze of lime juice, a dollop of mashed avocado and a spoon of Greek yogurt. Sprinkle some freshly chopped coriander leaves on top and enjoy x