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144 Moor Hill Road
Salendine Nook
West Yorkshire
Have you suffered the loss of a loved one, or someone close to you?
We offer a confidential and safe place for people who have experienced bereavement to explore their feelings.
We recognise that loss or change can be isolating and that you may be aware of painful emotions that are disturbing.
Group therapy offers:
- The opportunity to learn about the stages of grief, which are normal responses to loss "to talk of just to listen"
- To gain valuable coping strategies to help with everyday life
- To share experiences is to know we are not alone in grief
Groups are facilitated by two qualified bereavement counsellors
Bereavement can be recent or in the past
Each group will be a maximum of eight participants and six sessions held once per week
Cost of group therapy is a one off fee of £50 per person
If group work is not for you, one to one support is available, for more information and group availability please contact :
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Razzie Awards 2019: John Travolta And Donald Trump Both Up For Worst Actor
The nominations for the year's very worst performances are here.
The announcement for the the Golden Raspberry (Razzie) Awards nominees comes just a day before we find out who's in the running for Oscar awards.
Except instead of recognising excellence in the dramatic arts, the Razzies seek to highlight the stinkiest, most god-awful attempts at acting of the last twelve months.
There are absolutely no surprises that Holmes and Watson has picked up six nominations, including Worst Picture, Worst Actor and Worst Supporting Actor. The film was sitting on a rare zero per cent Rotten Tomatoes rating for a while there (it's now at 10 percent, yay!) and scores of film attendees reported walking out of screenings because it was that bad.
READ MORE: The New 'Holmes And Watson' Film Is Copping Some Brutal Reviews
The film that featured John Travolta in a luscious grey wig as former mob boss John Gotti has also picked up six nominations for crimes against the art of film making.
"I'd rather wake up next to a severed horse head than ever watch Gotti again," the New York Post review for the film read.
And in a surprise twist, President Donald Trump, First Lady Melania Trump, and White House aide Kellyanne Conway have all been recognised for their dramatic and comedic roles this year.
The trio all appeared in Michael Moore's political doco Fahrenheit 11/9 and are up for Worst Actor and Worst Supporting Actress, respectively.
President Trump also got a nod in the Worst Screen Combo category along with his "self perpetuating pettiness" in Dinesh D'Souza's Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9
Last year's Worst Picture was rightfully handed out to The Emoji Movie and Mel Gibson (Daddy's Home 2), Tom Cruise (The Mummy) and Kim Basinger (Fifty Shades Darker) all picked up gongs.
Here's the full Razzies 2019 list, congrats to all the nominees!
Worst Picture
The Happytime Murders
Holmes & Watson
Robin Hood
Worst Actress
Jennifer Garner, Peppermint
Amber Heard, London Fields
Melissa McCarthy, The Happytime Murders and Life of the Party
Helen Mirren, Winchester
Amanda Seyfried, The Clapper
Worst Actor
Johnny Depp, Sherlock Gnomes
Will Ferrell, Holmes & Watson
John Travolta, Gotti
Donald J. Trump, Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9
Bruce Willis, Death Wish
Worst Supporting Actor
Jamie Foxx, Robin Hood
Ludacris, Show Dogs
Joel McHale, The Happytime Murders
John C. Reilly, Holmes & Watson
Justice Smith, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom
Worst Supporting Actress
Kellyanne Conway, Fahrenheit 11/9
Marcia Gay Harden, Fifty Shades Freed
Kelly Preston, Gotti
Jaz Sinclair, Slender Man
Melania Trump, Fahrenheit 11/9
READ MORE: The Academy Has Been Accused Of More Award Season Pettiness
Worst Screen Combo
Any Two Actors or Puppets, The Happytime Murders
Johnny Depp & His Fast-Fading Film Career, Sherlock Gnomes
Will Ferrell & John C. Reilly, Holmes & Watson
Kelly Preston & John Travolta, Gotti
Donald J. Trump & His Self Perpetuating Pettiness, Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9
Worst Remake, Rip-Off or Sequel
Death of a Nation
Death Wish
Holmes & Watson
The Meg
Robin Hood
Worst Director
Etan Cohen, Holmes & Watson
Kevin Connolly, Gotti
James Foley, Fifty Shades Freed
Brian Henson, The Happytime Murders
The Spierig Brothers, Winchester
Worst Screenplay
Death of a Nation, Written by Dinesh D'Souza & Bruce Schooley
Fifty Shades Freed, Screenplay by Niall Leonard, from the Novel by E.L. James
Gotti, Screenplay by Leo Rossi and Lem Dobbs
The Happytime Murders, Screenplay by Todd Berger, Story by Berger and Dee Austin Robinson
Winchester, Written by Tom Vaughan and The Spierig Brothers
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New tech books: 'Bad Blood,' 'Live Work Work Work Die,' 'The Efficiency Paradox'
There were two versions to the Theranos saga. In the one performed in public, the prodigal Elizabeth Holmes dropped out of Stanford at 19 to pursue her vision for a machine that could test susceptibility to dozens of diseases from one painlessly extracted bead of blood. Lionized in the media, the company she founded soared to coveted unicorn status. Behind the scenes, it was another story. Struggling to develop even a minimally viable product and reduced to running tests on standard commercial machines, Theranos devolved into an elaborate shell game. Enraptured by Steve Jobs, Holmes committed the category error of transposing operating principles from computing, where it's not unheard of to talk up a product that's still largely theoretical ("vaporware"), to biotech.
John Carreyrou's 2015 Wall Street Journal expose parted the curtains on the backstage drama. "Bad Blood," his riveting book-length amplification, fills out the narrative. It dispels any notion that in her zeal to upend medicine, Holmes simply overreached. Carreyrou's account, backed by the SEC's recent finding that Holmes and ex-Theranos president Ramesh Balwani perpetrated "an elaborate, years-long fraud," indicates this is charitable.
The pair prevaricated about their technology for years — the fakery extending to "the laboratory of the future," hailed in 2015 by Vice President Biden but staged for the occasion, and an on-screen icon to feign progress if Theranos' miniLab flaked out during demos.
Balwani, with whom Holmes was romantically linked, was a martinet in snow-wash jeans. But Holmes was no slouch: a facile mythmaker who brooked no dissent and presided over the workplace from hell.
There were cultic overtones to the latter. "The miniLab is the most important thing humanity has ever built. If you don't believe this is the case, you should leave now," was Holmes' idea of rallying the troops. Stung by resignations, she and Balwani convened a pep-rally at which, after furnishing employees with copies of New Age novel "The Alchemist," Holmes informed them "she was building a religion."
The Jim Jones-meets-Dilbert messianism pegs Theranos as a creature of early 2010s peak-Silicon Valley.
Holmes flaunted her pedigreed board. To say it was stacked with elder statesmen would not be metaphorical — its ranks included ex-Secretaries of State George Shultz and Henry Kissinger. The effect was classic misdirection; dazzled by the big wheels, investors didn't notice the absence of anyone "with even basic knowledge of blood science."
For all its boomtime feel, there are timeless aspects to Theranos' story. Venality is age-old, but so is courage, and that of the ex-employees who blew the whistle on its deceptions is restorative — not least, Tyler Shultz, who staged failed interventions to break Holmes' spell over his grandfather. When Holmes suspected him of leaking to Carreyrou, she harangued nonagenarian George, unleashed legal attack dogs and drove a wedge between grandfather and grandson. Erika Cheung ran a similar gauntlet of intimidation and surveillance in alerting federal regulators. And more than an honorable mention should go to Carreyrou, a dogged old-school reporter uncowed by Theranos' legal hardball.
More Information
Bad Blood
Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup
By John Carreyrou
(Knopf; 339 pages; $27.95)
Live Work Work Work Die
A Journey Into the Savage Heart of Silicon Valley
By Corey Pein
(Metropolitan; 309 pages; $28)
The Efficiency Paradox
What Big Data Can't Do
By Edward Tenner
(Knopf; 304 pages; $27.95)
During that earlier period of tech wealth accumulation known as the dotcom era, the Baffler was a reliable source of scabrous insight into the collective insanity of the times. Its first-person dispatches were unafraid to drop sociocultural theory. And they were wickedly funny — skewering the self-serving bromides of the "new economy." The magazine is still kicking in 2018, its seditious spirit intact. Corey Pein is a frequent contributor; "Live Work Work Work Die," an account of his year as a low-rent embed in the theater of broken dreams of San Francisco's startup milieu, is a throwback to that turn-of-the millennium reporting.
The premise suggests Pein is undercover. Actually, he's an absurdist at large — a useful frame, it turns out, for understanding "postrecession, postboom, postwork, postshame San Francisco."
Itching to exit the dogpile of other aspirant billionaires, he hatches a scheme that will speak to Silicon Valley's id: a startup to stealth-unionize other startups; its tagline: "Strikes as a Service." Laborize counts a natural constituency among companies looking to hobble rivals. And by "tricking corporations into underwriting the growth of the labor movement," it does double duty in "disrupt[ing] ... oligarchic capitalism."
Pein tries his IP out on test audiences. Sand Hill Road it is not. A "pay-to-pitch" event at San Jose's imposingly-named but less imposingly appointed Founders Floor — "a stiflingly passé purgatory of thin carpeting, low ceilings, and subliminally flickering fluorescent lighting" — is gauchely shocked to life by its compere. "'Woo-hoo!' she shrieked without warning." When a sponsor confesses the apps he designs bring in thousands not billions, she blurts, "Sounds like it pays better than being a startup entrepreneur" — a "transgressive" statement midst the "pea-soup fog of optimism."
Pein doesn't practice "straitlaced journalism." He's a rambunctious, motormouth writer.
Putting in hard time on the "[f]ree booze and ... hors d'oeuvres" circuit, he writes, "The tech boom, I had begun to see, was not a fount of opportunity, but an engine that transformed baby boomers' pension funds into canapés and booze for millennials through the marketing budgets of venture-backed startups."
Predictably, his entrepreneurial odyssey dead-ends, and he embarks on a quest to divine "a tenebrous techie will to power." This is a mixed bag, undercut by Pein's instinct for slashing polemic. It bogs down in an amorphous exegesis of the troglodyte musings of assorted tech-associated Intellectual Dark Web dwellers.
Still, he crystallizes the signal difference between the dot-com era and today. Whereas the earlier boom imploded, the more recent one "solidified like a cocoon," incubating "a fundamental economic transformation ... the Web 2.0 unicorns [turned] their ostensible customers into a source of invaluable data as well as free labor."
For many of us, the story of technology in our time is one of constant upgrades to our personal efficiency. Tasks that took hours — finding a ride or room, ordering household supplies, looking up facts — may now be accomplished in minutes, even seconds, and at a fraction of the trouble. These "life hacks" form the basis of billion-dollar businesses, their names infiltrating our lexicon as bywords for ease and convenience. For most one-time convoluted transactions, there's now an app. And the current iterations of many are mere waystations toward a fully automated future. If all goes to plan, humans will be ousted from the controls of our Ubers and we'll be whisked from A to B by algorithm. But what if, in our zeal to rationalize, we're foreclosing on grander possibilities?
Edward Tenner's "The Efficiency Paradox" assails the cult of digital efficiency. Internet platforms might be paragons of financial efficiency — Facebook's 2015 income per employee totaled $586,000 versus $28,700 earned by every IBMer, Tenner notes — but, concerned with rendering existing transactions more efficient rather than obviating the need for them, they're hardly revolutionary. The resources they consume might be better put toward more consequential innovation.
Moreover, the inefficiency of analog forms may be recast as "desirable difficulty." Books have been shown to inculcate more holistic textual understanding than e-readers, Tenner points out, the rigor of navigating printed text enforcing more attentive reading. And the same principle applies to longhand notetaking. Laborious penmanship precludes writers from keeping pace with speakers. To condense what's being said, they must exert themselves to understand it, whereas laptop notetakers may lapse into mindless transcription.
The printed page also offers a mnemonic "topography," he writes:
"A book is not just an object but a terrain. When we read a printed book, we remember a text more meaningfully because we are visiting a place."
Conversely, Tenner looks askance at our tendency to "outsource" our brains to Google. "[P]sychologists have found that people who know they will be able to retrieve information easily will be less likely to remember it." Instead of liberating our minds for higher-order cognition, we're depleting the knowledge base with which we mediate new information. Even more disquieting: the specter of learned helplessness. If the autonomous Uber fails, will we be confident enough to take the controls?
Still, "The Efficiency Paradox" is a practical manifesto. Tenner situates it within "a great middle range [of works] skeptical of technological utopianism but not necessarily alarmed by the likelihood of meltdown." He's indulgent of tech industry hype as an essential conceit — a spur to innovation — and notes the complementarity of print and digital text; the latter is superior for apprehending detail and, of course, search. Overall, he extols a hybrid of human acumen and automation — machine intelligence augmented with and backstopped by analog skill.
If this sounds underwhelming, amid the neo-luddites and singularitarians, "it is not always simple to defend the obvious," he notes.
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Last week I went for a short trip to Barcelona – my favorite city! If you don't know yet, before I moved to Tel Aviv I was living there for a few years and I have to say that since I left I've been missing that place almost every day! There are SO many reasons one can love Barcelona, I will tell you why I do.
Barcelona is situated on the Mediterranean shore and the weather is nice for most of the year 🙂 You can enjoy the beach and sun all year round; even during the winter it's usually not too cold for having a nice walk on the beach. Barcelona is also very multicultural – people from all over the world come to live there and it makes that city so unique! So many languages, different cultures, religions and ways of living are coexisting there. I remember when I came to the city for the first time I was very amused by that and I felt that no matter what you do and who you are you can find something for yourself in Barcelona. And so I did. And instead of staying 3 months I stayed more than a year and after the next two years I came back again to do my master's degree there. Barcelona feels like a second home for me, I know all the small streets, bars with cheap Mojito and cool places to shop. Even if I go there as a tourist and take a lot of new pictures I really don't feel like one – I feel like I've never left that place and I really belong there. Sometimes I laugh and say that I was born in Poland by mistake and even that I can't say that I feel more Spanish than Polish I can definitely say that living in Barcelona has changed me, my way of seeing things and living life. One day I would like to have a wooden house on the beach close to Barcelona. Hopefully sooner than later 😉
One of the reasons why I like it here is the weather. Yes, the weather. I was born and raised in a cold country, where the winters are long and very cold and summers short and not always warm and sunny.
I love summer, I love sun, I love the sea and the beach. That's why a few years ago I decided, that I will not live in a cold country for the rest of my life and that the weather affects me in so many ways that I have to take it into consideration while planning my future. You may think that the cold could not be a reason to move out of somewhere but believe me, for me it was. Not the only one of course, but a very important one.
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Archive for May, 2018
Weekly Overview May 29, 2018
Starting the week off on Tuesday and hope everyone had a nice Memorial Day!
This week is a busy week! We have NWEA testing both tomorrow and Thursday!
The third grade play is also Thursday and we will see that in the afternoon!! Your children will be in it next year!!
We will have a break from homework this week! We have testing two days, so that will give them a little break from homework.
Please remember that June 7 is our field day in the afternoon. They will play organized games as a preview to being in the Ray Olympics next year!!
Our silkworms are growing each day-ask your child how long they are!! We are still working in our passport, so if you can present to the class, there is still time!! Thanks
Have a great week!!
Sincerely, Jean Clement
Weekly Overview May 21, 2018
Good morning to this rainy day!!We are on "F" of our ABC countdown!! I brought kiwi for all to eat for a morning snack:) Speaking of which, we could use some more, we have enough for a day or two. Thanks!!
We take the NWEA on May 30th and the 31st. That's next Wednesday and Thursday. We are practicing in the room, at a no-stress level!! Your children will do fine! Just try and have them here those two days (unless they are sick, they can make-up later). I will have some extra snacks, etc. to help keep everyone focused!
Second grade field day (Olympic days starting in third grade) will be June 7th in the afternoon. Ms. Lopez (gym teacher) is taking orders for air-brushed T-shirts for that day. Shirts are $12.00 and must be ordered by this Friday. Mr. Lopez has information on her blog.. Thanks this is just an option-no need to buy:)
Language Arts: I will be testing your child individually again over the next few weeks! I have a room full of great readers, so just keep reading at home! We will work on inference and prediction this week!
We are also going to spend about 30 minutes each day doing some kind of NWEA practice, to help them know what to expect, again, at a no stress level.
Homework: I will send home a Coat of Arms, character assignment again today, that is due Thursday. Thanks and please remind your child to do this!
Math: We have completed the official second grade math curriculum!!! Your child will complete a Unit 9 math challenge today, along with ST Math and some NWEA practice. The rest of the week we will continue to spend about 30 minutes a day on NWEA (we also did this last week), each day we will work on an end-of-year 2nd grade assessment, and we will continue to work on fractions and multiplication and division! Please practice at home. If your child still needs help with money and telling time, please practice at home!! Example: From 4:00-4:45, Monday and Thursday, how many minutes is that? Hours and minutes? -things like this!!
Homework: Homelinks is completed, but your child will have a math worksheet each day, that will be due the next day.
Science: We are still into our insect and plant unit and watching these things grow!! What can your child tell you about the silkworm's life cycle and care?
Social Studies: Your children continue to lead our twice-daily calm classroom lessons. We are working in our passports. Again, if you can do a presentation to the class, let me know!
Have a great week and thanks for all that you do!
Jean Clement
Weekly Overview May 14, 2018
Hope everyone had a nice Mother's Day!!
Today is the start of our ABC countdown!! Your child should have their sheet, reminding them of each days activities!! Have fun with it!! Yes, and can't believe that means that there are 26 days of school left!!!
Please remember that the walk-a-thon is this Friday. We will walk from 11:00-11:20!!
We are out of snacks:(!!
Language Arts: We will continue to read books at our levels and focus on non-fiction this week. We are still reading and writing about our insects and watching them grow! We are also doing some NWEA practice that is no pressure, just getting them use to some of the format and questions.
L.A. homework: We will have a writing assignment handed out today, that is due this Thursday.
Math: We are finishing up our Unit 9 this week and will have a test on Thursday. This concludes our 2nd grade math program, but all along, we have been doing extra/challenging math activities and will just continue this through the end of the year! We are ready for 3rd grade!! We are also doing some extra NWEA practice, again, no pressure, just to get ready for the tests toward the end of this month.
Homework: Homelinks book and parent letter will be going home tonight! read with your child. 🙂 Worksheets will go home Tuesday and Wednesday of this week. No homework on Thursday because of the test. (as usual)
Science: We continue to study our bugs and plants!
Social Studies: We will continue to work in our Passport Books! We have a presentation on Iraq today. If you can still come in and give the second grade a presentation on a country, let me know!! Thanks!!
Have a safe and relaxing week.
Thanks for all that you do.
Sincerely, Jean Clement
Weekly Overview May 7, 2018
We have about 7 weeks of school left, so still lots of reading, writing and math!! Your child will have the last NWEA testing at the end of this month. I will let you know the dates soon. It is so wonderful to have a smart classroom that works and plays so well together!!
We can still use snacks, but thanks for the snacks that did come in!!
Our Ray School Field day, I believe, will be Thursday, June 7th-just to let you know.
Science: Our silkworms have hatched over the weekend!! So you will hear about their life cycle for the next 7 weeks! We will be reading about, recording and taking care of each silkworm!!
The bug projects are wonderful and presentations have begun!!
Social Studies: We continue to listen to and write about each country that parents are presenting!! If you can present, please let us know! We will learn about Egypt this week, but could learn about a different country if you can come in?!!
Language Arts: Your children loved poetry! Keep writing at home!! We are review proper nouns, grammar and story structure this week-focusing on characters, plot, setting and solutions and how they are solved in the stories!
Homework: Your child will have a writing assignment today, that is due this Thursday-some have missed this and have been asking to write at home again!!
Math: We will complete lessons 9.8-9.11 this week. We will review money and making change-practice at home!!, double facts, even numbers, equal groups and multiples of 5 and 10.
Homelinks: Monday through Thursday, 9.8-9.11.
Thanks for all that you do.
Sincerely, Jean Clement


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Make of your family vacation a Namibian adventure. From walking amidst towering sand dunes to spotting Africa's large mammals in one of the continent's top reserves, this trip will become the undisputed highlight of the family album.
You will be picked up between 08:00 to 08:30 from anywhere within the Windhoek city limits.
Once everyone is together, we can leave Windhoek and head out towards the desert. Our drive today will take us through the Khomas Hochland mountains range and then further south west towards the Naukluft Mountains to see beautiful sunset.
Lunch will be on route and then we reach open plains and from here it is only a short distance to our next stop, the tiny town of Solitaire. We will stop here for some fuel and refreshments before continuing on a short distance to our camp for the night. Dinner is cooked over an open fire.
Overnight at the camp.
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|350 km
A pre dawn start is essential this morning as we want to catch the soft light of the sunrise on the desert. After passing through Sesriem, the gateway to the dunes and driving into the heart of the dune field, we reach Sossusvlei itself by walking the last 5 km through the dunes.
We spend the morning in and around Sossusvlei, also visit Dune 45, and as the day wears on we return to Sesriem for lunch to escape the heat of the afternoon.
As the day cools off in the late afternoon we will take a short excursion to the Sesriem Canyon.
Overnight at the camp.
An early start today, we are heading north-west to the seaside town of Swakopmund located on the Skeleton Coast.
In the Solitaire area, we will stop at the 'N/a'an ku se Namib Conservation Centre', a 500 hectare Conservation Centre which hosts an educational centre and wildlife tracking within the purpose built enclosures and receive information on the carnivore surveillance in the greater Namib area.
After our educational tour, we depart and cross the Tropic of Capricorn and traverse both the Gaub and the Kuiseb pass, driving down to the dry river bed at the bottom of the canyon before climbing up the other side, watching the spectacular desert landscape unfold before us.
From the mountains we cross the desolate Namib gravel plains before reaching the coastal sand dunes at the port town of Walvis Bay. We will stop for a picnic lunch beside the ocean and there will be time to see the flamingos and other bird life in the Walvis Bay lagoon before continuing the now short drive into Swakopmund.
Your guide will offer to organise a group meal in a local restaurant for this evening.
Overnight at the guest house.
|Namib Desert → Swakopmund
|330 km
After breakfast, today you will be doing the Dolphin Cruise at Walvis Bay, your guide will take you to the meeting point where you will meet your skipper.
Once aboard, the journey starts from the Walvis Bay Waterfront and continues into the beautiful Bay Area, which holds more beauty than the eye can at first capture – A shipwreck, lighthouse, oyster platforms, different bird species, seals and more marine life. The catamarans will then proceed to the ever-growing Pelican Point to have a closer look at Walvis Bay's Lighthouse.
Encounter dolphins, whales, sunfish and turtles. All this can be seen while comfortably relaxing in the Saloon, trampolines or on deck, whilst enjoying a glass of Sparkling Wine and snacks.
In the afternoon it's your free time to do more adventures activities as below or just relax on the Beach. These include aeroplane and microlight flights over the desert, scenic drives, fishing trips, four-wheel motorcycle trips into the desert and over the sand dunes around Swakopmund, sand boarding trips (also in the dunes), skydiving, surfing, bird watching and many other activities are available.
Overnight at the guest house.
Leaving early, heading north along the coast, we will first visit the seal colony at Cape Cross where it is possible to see thousands of Cape Fur Seals in the water and on the surrounding rocks and beaches.
From here we will turn east, inland and back into the desert, traveling on to the small town of Uis, an old mining town, located more or less in the middle of no-where.
From Uis we pass Namibia's highest mountain, The Brandberg, and continue into one of the most beautiful desert regions in Namibia, Damaraland. We continue driving to the Twyfelfontein area where we can stop over at the Burnt Mountain and the Organ Pipes.
Overnight at the camp.
|Swakopmund → Twyfelfontein
|350 km
Starting early to enjoy the cool morning by visiting the ancient Bushman Rock Engravings at Twyfelfontein.
Leaving the engravings we travel via Khorixas to Outjo for a short stop for fresh supplies and where we can also get coffee and sticky cakes at the local bakery, before continuing on to Etosha's premier resort, Okaukuejo.
Located right on the boundary of the camp and within easy walking distance there is a floodlit waterhole for after hours game watching. Okaukuejo is famous for its waterhole. It has been described as one of the best game viewing opportunities in Southern Africa and black rhino, elephant, lion and numerous species of antelope are often seen.
Overnight at the camp.
|Twyfelfontein → Etosha National Park
|350 km
Today have a full day game driving.
We again leave early to enjoy the cool morning air as we game drive our way through Etosha to Halali camp, situated in the middle of the park. Along the way we visit several waterholes and are afforded splendid views of the massive Etosha Pan.
We stop at Halali for a rest and a leisurely lunch. There is time to visit the Halali waterhole and to make use of the swimming pool and bar facilities before continuing on our way and game driving over to Namutoni. Once again, there is a floodlit waterhole to visit during the evening so the game viewing continues.
Overnight at the camp.
After breakfast, leave the Etosha National Park on the Eastern side where we will be driving through the farmland towards the south to Otjiwarongo.
On our way we will visit the Cheetah Conservation Fund, this includes a walking tour to Educational Centre, Cheetah Museum, Clinic Tour and an introduction to the Cheetahs, Dogs and Livestock that live at the main centre.
After we have lunch we depart and continue driving to Waterberg Plateau which rises some 200m above a surrounding sea of African bush and savannah, the Waterberg Plateau with its flamboyant brick-red sandstone formations and lush green vegetation, presents an island of vibrant colour.
Overnight at the camp.
|Etosha → Waterberg
|350 km
After breakfast, depart and continue driving towards the South towards the small town of Okahandja.
The stalls operate on a local co-operative basis and offer a vast array of truly Namibian souvenirs. Continue driving to Windhoek's Hosea Kutako Airport for you to check in for your outbound flight.
|Waterberg → Windhoek
|330 km


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The Royal Ballet gala is part of the programme celebrating Hull's year as the UK City of Culture.
Years ago, I read an article in which some famous theater person opined that, with money for the arts always tight, only major centers should be funded, not small theaters and arts programs out in the boondocks. I believed then and still believe that was the wrong way to go. Everyone deserves arts. And who's to say where genius can be found?
Which is why I liked this story from the UK about the post-industrial city of Hull, where an impressive ballet school has been training talent for years.
Anita Singh, writes at the Telegraph, "A backstreet in Hull might seem a world away from the bright lights of the Royal Opera House. But one unassuming dance school in a converted church has discovered more ballet stars than any other in the UK.
"The Skelton Hooper School of Dance has sent what is believed to be a record 24 pupils to the Royal Ballet School, including the current head of The Royal Ballet, Kevin O'Hare.
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"Hooper said there is something special about the city. 'Hull's a difficult place to get to. You've got to go there out of curiosity,' she said. 'We've had to build our own little world on the periphery.' "


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Deuteronomy 27 - Steve Wiggins Daily Devotional
"Moses and the Levitical priests spoke to all Israel, 'Be silent, Israel, and listen! This day you have become the people of the L_rd your G_d. Obey the L_rd your G_d and follow His commands and statutes I am giving you today.'" Deut 27: 9-10
I remember one holiday morning, when we were giving presents to each other, I told my children, "After all the wrapping paper has been torn off, and you see what you've gotten, let daddy and mommy help you open the packaging. There are small parts that may get lost or broken, if the packaging isn't opened with care."
Well, it happens every year. An over-confident "zealous for fun" child rips through a box and something gets broken or damaged before it ever gets "played with". That's sad, because the trauma & grief (which always follows disobedience) could have been avoided by employing a little self-control.
Israel is about to open the "mother of all gifts". They're on the verge of experiencing the fulfillment of G_d's promise. They're going to enter the land that generations of Israelites longed to possess. All the dialogue from Moses was leading up to one thing: It's actually going to happen!
In a short time, Israel was going to transcend in a way very few people-groups have ever seen. They were about to cease being a nomadic group; and they were becoming a "nation". That is why Moses tells them, "Today you have become the people of G_d." It's not that they haven't been G_d's people; His presence-with and love-for Israel had been undeniable. But at this moment, Israel was becoming a Nation, with land and borders.
It's one thing to become a legitimate nation, like other nations. It's another thing to be a nation, separate and holy unto G_d.
It is from this fever-pitched nationalistic emotional and spiritual fervor, that Moses gives a Biblical version of my holiday speech to my children before opening presents: Be quiet and listen! This "gift from G_d" needs to be unpacked methodically, and carefully. Your enjoyment and blessing are dependent upon your following the instructions. In fact, I want you to write your own copy of the instructions!
Let's respond to today's passage, by renewing our vigilance to know G_d's Word…His instruction manual for life. By seeking His instruction, and adhering to it, we can fully enjoy His gift of deliverance through Messiah, Yeshua.
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Shuvah Yisrael
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In Massachusetts, the government is all in a dither about the health-care crisis supposedly gripping the state. And two of the leading Democrats, the President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House (both houses over 84% Democratic) have apparently worked out a deal: any employer with ten or more employees will have to offer them some form of coverage, or pay $295/year per employee that would go towards public health care.
Setting aside the notion that the moneys would, indeed, be used for such a purpose (I don't think the Massachusetts legislature has EVER respected an "earmarking" of funds, instead just tossing it into the general fund and spending it on whatever tickles their fancies), I think this could have a tremendous boost to the economy.
Well, the economies of neighboring states, especially us here in New Hampshire.
Once this new plan takes effect (and I have every confidence it will, as there seems to be no idea too stupid for a Massachusetts Democrat to insist upon), any small business will have a tremendous incentive to NOT expand, at least not past the magic threshold of 9 employees. Those which have just over that many will be sorely tempted to cut back on their staffing to escape the law.
And any company that is too big for that possibility will certainly have to consider a hiring freeze, or moving out of the state entirely.
Now, I've had jobs without health insurance, and with. I definitely prefer having insurance, even when it's incredibly obtuse. But there's a reason why it's called a "benefit:" Employers don't have to offer it by law; they have been pushed into it by their need for good employees, and it's a great incentive. (I know a LOT of people who stick with jobs they would like to quit, but put up with it because of their insurance.)
Most jobs these days do offer some form of medical coverage. The main exceptions are the lowest jobs, the ones requiring the least skills and discipline and talents. Traditionally, these were reserved for the newest members of the workforce and the least able. The notion was that the newbies would work their way out of those jobs, earning experience and developing skills to move upward, while the least able would at least have a modicum of self-support.
This is exactly the socioeconomic phenomenon going on with Wal-Mart. People decry the low wages and poor benefits, but don't take into account the fact that the average entry level job at Wal-Mart is, indeed, utterly disposable. It requires almost no skills or training. On the other hand, Wal-Mart tends to heavily promote from within, giving more pay and benefits — along with more responsibilities — as employees prove their dedication and value to the company. And those who compare a Wal-Mart job with other jobs are missing a critical point — a lot of Wal-Mart employees simply couldn't GET those jobs.
So as Massachusetts prepares to shoot its economy in the foot, I look forward to the benefits we in New Hampshire will gain. And I find myself feeling just a little sorry for the folks of Massachusetts, about to get boned over again by the officials they keep re-electing.


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Just an introduction to one of my side projects.
One late evening I decided to get creative for a while. So I came up with the design for a semi-PaaS Windows 3.11 system.
– Because it's fun. I've always loved legacy systems because of their simplicity. Simplicity which allows me to grasp the history of complex current generation systems. The main purpose would be to see if I can meld old technology together with new technology.
– It hasn't been done before. At least not that I know of. And if I wanted to create an up-to-date system/design which would serve a business purpose, I would prefer to get paid for doing this. This is my spare time.
– Gaming. You have to admit it, old-school games are fun. Anyone can download and install a DosBox and play Warcraft 2 games offline. However netplay on a server would be awesome.
This is the initial design I've had in mind, it lacks quite a lot of advanced features. The goal is to use as much out of the box components as possible. I don't want to write my own servers or other components as this will take a huge amount of time and will likely not scale at all.
Front-end (http://legacy.enira.net)
This front-end GUI utilizes a regular HTTP/Apache2 web server to serve a graphical interface for users to:
a) Manage their account and credentials
b) Manage 'friendly nodes' which allow inter access network
c) Manage system messages and messages between users
d) Manage their virtual instance (reset/start/stop)
RDP gateway
This gateway is an Amazon EC2 instance (t1.micro) configured with HAProxy to proxy RDP connections to each instance and shield the node server from other external traffic. Each instance will receive an RDP port 3500 + n to connect.
Node 0
The actual physical system. In my case this will be an old Dell XPS M1530 which should provide enough resources for the initial setup.
Each VirtualBox instance will be configured with (based on a template):
– 100 MB of system storage (drive C:)
– 200 MB of user storage (drive D:)
– 800 x 640 resolution RDP connection
– Private IP address 192.168.x.100 + n connected trough an internet gateway (192.168.x.1)
– Windows 3.11 with networking capacities
A reset of an instance wipes drive C: (and repairs it from the template) but should keep all data on the D: drive.
Node Manager
Installed on each node, this manager allows JSON calls between the front-end component and physical state of the system. It will allow the GUI to send messages concerning:
a) System utilization
b) Instance management
Communication between node and front-end should be done using HTTPS and will utilize Apache2 to server HTTPS traffic.
Feasibility study
Study 1: RDP connection
Goal: Complete an RDP connection trough the internet and see if the performance of the RDP connection is enough for a Windows 3.11 instance running at 800×640. This RDP connection should use the VirtualBox RDP capabilities (found in the extra bundle).
Level: Critical
Status: Completed
Results: All objectives have been met.
Study 2: Clone template with VirtualBox
Goal: This test should create and maintain a new instance created from a previous Windows 3.11 instance (called template).
Level: Critical
Status: Ongoing
Study 3: Separate hosts on virtual LAN segment
Goal: This feasibility study should test if there is no traffic possible between each host configured in an internal networking mode. Preferably by using iptables and/ or Coyote Linux for routing network traffic.
Level: High
Status: Ongoing
Final notes
This system is far from perfect, and a lot of work needs to be done. I still need to confirm two feasibility statuses. If study 2 fails, this project will be scrapped.
This a project which is done entirely in my spare time the release date will be when it's done.
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This week has been mega productive and i have managed to post more than usually.. but who said that's a bad thing?
I am really feeling the summer vibes already, so i thought why not talk you through what i predict my summer essentials will be & you can get inspired too!
** Pause! My high-end beauty giveaway is still on, enter here. **
Now, enjoy!
I will not spoil what my summer plans are just yet, but let me hint to you that it is a major road trip! At the same time, i want to be well organised and gear up for the upcoming beach season and not make it last minute.
Essentials #1: Inflatables & A Lot Of Them!
Even more than ever, this summer must haves will 100% be inflatables in all shapes and sizes that will make your holiday worth Instagramming. Having browsed around the shops, i think that New Look is killin' it with their inflatable range – that is pretty and still very affordable!
Unicorn & Flamingo Floaties (£27.99)
Pizza (£27.99) & Watermelon (£19.99) Floaties
But the fun doesn't stop here with them, i have found some special floats for your drinks too! I am obsessed. Can you imagine how much easier they will make your beach/pool parties? Or even having a drink float right beside you while relaxing!
Pineapple & Unicorn Drink Floats (£9.99)
I am definitely getting myself some. Watch the space for a future inflatable goodies haul.
Essentials #2: Cute Towels!
Like as a fashionable individual, there is so much expectation that you will bring a bomb towel with you to the pool/beach. I feel so much better knowing that my towel looks good, do you feel me?!
So once again New Look majorly caught my eye with the towels which they have in stock at the moment.
Pineapple & Watermelon Towels (£24.99)
The one i love the most is probably the watermelon one. Are you team pineapple or team watermelon? Let me know in the comment section!
Essentials #3: Swimwear!
Girl, of you are looking for some amazing and affordable bikinis, then i recommend you go to Primark! I wish that they had an online store so that i could show you some of my favourite picks, but they currently do those high neck bikinis that are stunning. The bikini top is around £6 and the bottoms are like £4, so you'd only spend £10 on the full set!
Never forget to accessorise your beach look, personally, i will probably rock one of the below:
Maxi Kimono (£19.99) / Sarong Skirt (£14.99)
Essentials #4: Sliders!
I am meaning to buy a pair for such a long time now and i feel like summer is a perfect excuse just to go crazy and buy all sorts!
My two ultimate favourite sliders must be:
Ivy Park ( £20) / Grey Faux Fur (£19.99) Sliders
Well, that's it for today guys! I hope that this post had put you in some summer loving spirit! I am counting down the days until semester two of uni is over and summer officially starts!
What are your upcoming essentials for this summer? Which shop do you think is rocking the beach essentials? Do you have any holidays planned? Let me know down in the comment section as i'd love to find out!
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I have been thinking about Jesus statement in John 10:10 "I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full." Of course if you follow Christ you get to the point where you have to ask, "Is this the abundant life? Because it sure doesn't seem like it." I heard someone say that the abundant life is really experiencing the depths of sorrow and the heights of joy. Without running from the sorrow or thinking that the joy is too much and choosing not to accept the gift. I have thought about this is a few ways. II Peter 3:8 "With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day." God sees and in some sense experiences each day so richly it is like each day takes a thousand years. As we live life with God living in us and through us we may get to experience part of that richness that God experiences everyday. I think any person can resonate with this desire to live life more richly an abundantly. I can never forget Jimmy Valvano at the ESPN award the Espy's one year. He expressed this same that as he spoke knowing that he was dieing of cancer, "To me, there are three things we all should do every day. We should do this every day of our lives. Number one is laugh. You should laugh every day. Number two is think. You should spend some time in thought. And number three is, you should have your emotions moved to tears, could be happiness or joy. But think about it. If you laugh, you think, and you cry, that's a full day. That's a heck of a day. You do that seven days a week, you're going to have something special." In some sense I think that he captures the thought that we all want to live the abundant life. And Jesus knows that desire that we have and came that we might have the abundant life.
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What Is Automated Underwriting?
Automated underwriting is a technology-driven underwriting process that provides a computer generated loan decision. The lending industry is broadly migrating to the use of new technology-driven loan underwriting platforms to improve the processing time for all types of loans.
Automated Underwriting Explained
Automated underwriting is utilized in various capacities across the lending market. It is a factor that is increasing competition and specifically competition between emerging online lenders and traditional banks. At the same time, it is also creating greater opportunities for fintech partnerships that involve revolutionizing automated underwriting and lending services.
Automated Underwriting Applications
Automated underwriting can be used in all types of loans. It is primarily used with conventional loans that include a standard underwriting procedure and basic amortization schedule for installment payments. Many automated underwriting applications are available for personal loans through online lenders like LendingClub and Prosper however large banks are also integrating automated underwriting platforms as well. In general, lenders can offer automated loan applications for credit cards, personal loans, auto loans, and mortgages.
Automated underwriting has historically been relied on for credit card underwriting however it is becoming more popular with conventional loans. Loan applications can be structured to take basic application information including addresses, social security numbers, and income details. Partnering with information vendors, automated underwriting platforms then use basic loan application information to retrieve relevant data, such as a borrower's credit history. From there the automated platform can process a borrower's information through a programmed underwriting process that instantly arrives at a loan decision.
Automated underwriting makes the first phase of the underwriting process much more efficient. It has the capability to provide instant outputs that can generally take up to 60 days to complete with manual processing. It also has the capability to flag and refer applications to manual underwriting, for certain verifications in the final phases of the lending process. With conventional loans, human interaction is typically required to verify some inputs such as income and assets in order to close the deal.
Loan Operating Systems
Loan operating systems in the lending market are also rapidly evolving to service all aspects of the loan process. In addition to automated underwriting, loan operating systems can be built to generate amortization and installment payment schedules, provide an automated portal for online payments and provide servicing notifications to the lender on payment delinquencies.
Numerous loan operating system platforms exist from a variety of financial technology providers. Freddie Mac maintains and markets a large automated underwriting engine known as Loan Prospector and Fannie Mae has an automated underwriting engine known as Desktop Underwriter. In general, loan operating systems can be built through a variety of application programming interfaces that allow for plug-ins from numerous technologies in order to create a customized system.


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Hey Boober, you're cute ~Poi Mom Jane
Trish, I'm having difficulty posting this message but I just wanted to say how sorry I was to hear about Boober....very sad indeed.
Thanks. He was such a sweetheart, a one in a million - intelligent, kind, loving - I hated to see him in such pain at the end. Thankfully, he passed quickly (we were about to euthanize otherwise...)
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Standing (left to right): Raja Harun Al Rashid (11), Raja Dato' Seri Mansur (8), Raja Dato' Sharifuddin* (5), Raja Zainal* (3), Raja Dato' Amir Shah* (2), Raja Dato' Ahmad Tajuddin* (4), Raja Dato' Haji Shahabuddin (7), Raja Dato' Lope Ahmad (9)
Seated (left to right): Raja Halijah* (6), Sharifah Hendon* (wife of Raja Razman), Raja Razman*, Raja Rogayah* (1), Raja Halimah (10)
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Latest photo of Raja Razman's sons and daughter, taken on 16 May 2009:
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Attorneys say Americans have misunderstood the border crisis
Galya Ruffer is founding director of Northwestern University's Center for Forced Migration Studies housed at the Buffett Center for International and Comparative Studies. She spent a week in Artesia, New Mexico, along with two Chicago attorneys. They all volunteered in a pro bono project at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center. Their goal was to provide legal services to the 600 women and children detainees there who hail from El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala. Ruffer, along with Sioban Albiol, director of the Asylum and Immigration Law Clinic at DePaul University's College of Law and Evanston attorney Mary O'Leary explain why they think Americans are misinformed about refugees coming in from Central America. (photo: In this June 18, 2014, file photo, detainees sleep in a holding cell at a U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility in Brownsville,Texas. (AP Photo/Eric Gay, Pool, File))


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Sooyoung And Tiffany With Park Seung-il At Movie Premiere And His Inspiring Story So Far
Park Seung-il continues to have the support of SNSD as members Sooyoung and Tiffany recently accompanied him to the premiere of "Blue Salt." SNSD have made sure to make time for him, no matter how busy, with multiple visits and signs of support. It's made extra special by the fact he had named Sooyoung as one of his two favorite female celebrities.
But this is not just "part of the job" for SNSD, nor is it for any other celebrity. If you look back at his story, it's one of not giving up, a story of inspiration. It's this strength and inspiration that has touched the hearts of many celebrities, who themselves have been inspired.
For those who are unaware of who Park Seung-il is, he is a former basketball coach who is currently fighting Lou Gehrig's disease. He is also an inspiring man who has captured the hearts of many, including some Kpop stars who have personally visited him.
Sean of Jinusean paid a visit after reading Park Seung-il's book, "Writing hope with eyes," and he took along G Dragon of Big Bang. Since then, Sean has been pursuing activities in order to help build a sanitarium for patients with Lou Gehrig's disease.
He also has had lots of support from SNSD who made it a point to meet him no matter how busy their schedule was. Not only has he met with members seperate, including Seohyun bringing him gifts, he also watched SNSD in concert and took a picture with them.
I think his favorite visit though was from Sooyoung and actress Shin Sae Kyung as he had named them as his two favorite female celebrities.
The list of people who admire his strength and have been inspired by him continues to grow, and this story of strength and inspiration will continue to inspire.
To learn more about Lou Gehrig's disease read about it here.


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Very rarely can one see the sun rising and the sun setting in the very same sky from the very same spot at the very same time. I know this happens every day, but it's not often that I'm awake and free to capture this phenomenon .
This Saturday past (23rd) we had a full moon. I looked up eastwards in the morning sky and captured the orange orb lighting up a golden sky.
On the other side of the house, the sky was different – pink an blue with the full moon saying good bye .
That night I captured the full moon staring at the city lights below
Now wasn't that a glorious sight to wish the world a very good night?
Yesterday we had the most horrific haze enveloping our city in its deathly embrace. The unusual cold weather and the increasing levels of pollution made Mumbai's air quality the 2nd worst in the world. This is what SAFAR, the Ministry of Earth Science's System of Air Quality and Weather Forecasting And Research has to say :
Air Quality Forecast (1-3 days): Levels in µgm-3
|Tomorrow's Forecast
|After 3 days
|PM10 (µgm-3)
|PM2.5 (µgm-3)
|Very Poor
|Very Poor
|Very Poor
We only have our politicians to thank for this sorry state of affairs. And of course the activists who don't want to change a thing and the builders who want to grab land and the auto manufacturers who want to sell more.
It's not EARTH that's suffering but US, the regular man on the street who is slowly choking in the mess he helped create .
I am linking this to SKYWATCH FRIDAY which you should visit for more cheery pictures of skies from around the world.
Also posting this to Blog Commenting Tribe hosted by Corinne.
Happy Weekend all! May you enjoy two days of well deserved relaxation and peace.


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Skechers was born in a Southern California beach house 25 years ago, launching the brand with a utility boot that became an icon for the era. Today, Skechers is an award-winning global leader in the lifestyle and performance footwear industry, designing, developing and marketing more than 3,000 styles for trend-savvy men, women, and children.
Through licensing agreements, the company also offers branded apparel, bags, eyewear, toys and more in the popular athleisure category. Skechers can be found in department, specialty and independent stores worldwide, as well as in company-owned retail stores and online. Celebrity product endorsees for Skechers' lifestyle collections include a diverse team of ambassadors, ranging from actors, models, actresses and TV personalities to globally renowned athletic legends. Skechers has been a part of Marcolin's brand portfolio since 2013. Consisting of both eyeglasses and sunglasses, the eyewear collection demonstrates clean design elements and sports lifestyle-inspired designs. Innovative materials, including carbon fiber and aluminum, support an active lifestyle at an affordable price. The Skechers Kids eyewear collection features bright sparkles, glitter and shine for girls, while the styles for boys are made up of sporty and playful looks, with pops of color and edgy logo usage.+ show more
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Factors To Consider When Looking for the Best among Charlotte Escape Rooms.
If the idea of having a real life experience of the video game style thrills you then the escape rooms are for you. This is one of the games that will be a mixture of the socially, physically and more importantly, intellectually exciting fun and experience. The better you and your team are at taking the hints and clues and using them to solve the puzzles and the riddles, the faster you are going to complete the game. One thing that you should not forget is that this is a game that is designed to specifically be challenging and that means that you may not get it right and that is the whole point. Choosing a team is very important as it is one of the things that determines the kind of fun that you get. The best information about escape rooms will be easily available on our website.
There are so many themes, games and so are the companies that you will have to choose from, which means that you need to know what to look for. The prices is always a good place to start especially if it is a something that you will be paying for. There probably are a few of them in charlotte, and therefore you should call around and compare the quotes. Many people usually make the mistake of making the prices their primary objective when choosing, forgetting that there is quality to consider that goes hand in hand with the prices. In some cases, you will have to book all the slots if the idea of playing with strangers doesn't thrill you, and that will again have something to do with the budget. There are companies out there that will charge you the least for the best quality, convenience and thrill and such is the kind that you should be looking for.
You may know people that have beEn to the escape rooms that can recommend or point you to the right direction, especially when you are choosing from town. The internet will also help you with the search, not to mention the reviews sites that can help with the search too. This is the only place that you will find all there is to know about the quality and the experience, because unlike the company these people have no conflict of interest. You will be getting both the pros and the cons, which is exactly what you need to make the best choice. It is a game that is meant for fun and thrill, and this is something that you should make sure that you get, surrender to the experience.


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When I started on this journey, the one product for which I had the most concerns about finding suitable alternatives was deodorant. While I'm trying to remove as many chemicals as possible from my products, I'm not quite ready to start rubbing crystals on my arm pits yet.
I also live in Brisbane – Australia – which has a sub-tropical climate. So basically fairly mild (quite pleasant) temperatures from about May to August, and then humid, sticky and damned HOT, HOT, HOT for most of the rest of the year.
Finding a cruelty-free and 'as natural as possible' alternative to anti-perspirant that could cope was not going to be easy.
The 'first cab off the ranks' in my search has been Fresh Cream Deodorant from the MooGoo range, which I purchased from a local chemist here in Brisbane for $8.50.
I love the packaging – I think the whole MooGoo brand is super cute – but I am especially drawn by the brand promise. MooGoo uses natural ingredients that are safe for both outside and inside the body. The Fresh Cream Deodorant is also aluminum free.
According to the product information, traditional aluminium anti-perspirants work by using Aluminium to cause the cells in our arm pits to swell and block the sweat glands. Sweat itself is actually odourless and it is the bacteria that actually smells, so in the Fresh Cream Deodorant they have used natural ingredients to control the odour and therefore also the smell. Simple but clever – huh!
Ok – so down to the testing.
The first thing I noticed about the product was the smell. It has a lovely fresh lemony smell, but is not overpowering. The second is that it is very gentle and I have certainly noticed that even after shaving there is no irritation under my arms.
The hardest thing I have found however is getting used to the sensation of feeling damp (as you obviously still sweat) and trying to keep calm about it. Once I start to feel sweaty I can't help but get a little uneasy and have checked repeated with the girls around me at work and my husband that all is good (still hoping the neighbours weren't looking in the windows when I was getting my husband to give my underarms the 'sniff' test!)
Despite their reassurances that all is good in the pit-hood, there have been a couple of times when I've thought things were getting a little on the whiffy side. On one very humid day I had another shower during the day to freshen up, and on another day at work I did resort to digging out an old can of anti-perspirant in my drawer to give myself a quick freshen up before I had to go into a meeting.
The one thing I have found is that it works best when I make sure that the deodorant has fully dried on my underarms after applying. Much to my five year old's amusement, the easiest way I've found to do this is to simply 'blow dry' my arm pits with the hair dryer on low.
On the whole however I must say that I do really like this product. I would say that it is PERFECT for mild climates – I'm still a little nervous about how it will hold up as the Brisbane summer heats up. I'll let you know how we go!
MooGoo Fresh Cream Deodorant can be found in chemists and natural health shops – or from the MooGoo website.


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Its a great feeling to see Smitil Patil one of Ironwoods current student as the team manager of the Maharashtra state Wushu team who are participating in the 64th national school games being held at Delhi.
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The uniqueness of this mirror cannot go unnoticed; it has this glossy silver finish that gives it a great look. The frame is the centerpiece of the whole design, and it gives the mirror an appearance like no other. The frame is one thing that lacks comparison, and the result is more than remarkable. The corners have a bold floral design, and the inner frame has some added details to give out that lovely look that everyone will wish to see.
It might be the only mirror that is good enough for your home. You can align it horizontally and hang it on the bare wall of your bathroom to radiate its beauty throughout the place. You can also have a large one on the hallway so as to break the monotony. The living room can definitely use one so as to increase its vibrancy and get the elegance it deserves.


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Artificial Intelligence (a found poem)
for Inspirobot
Before inspiration comes the slaughter.
Try to tell yourself you are not horrible.
Ensure that a stranger feels ashamed.
Profit on your idols. Basing everyday
on science creates loneliness. If you
want to get somewhere in life, you
have to try to be dead. Never stop
being weird. If you need to create friends,
you must become a thief. Recreational
drugs are there to strangle your full
potential. Lie to yourself. Don't just
act naturally. Imagine that you are
obviously watched. The fact that you
are desperate doesn't necessarily mean
you're not self-deceptive. Having
an affair with your yoga instructor
can be fun if you cut your hair. All
you need to end world hunger is some
kind of bomb and an accident. Shut up,
follow your dream and reinvent the wheel.
Villain is just another word for misunderstood.
I like you is just another way of saying
take off your clothes. Passion is boring
to elitists. There is absolutely no reason
not to be erotic. How would the world
look if every human being found a way
To help ghosts? If you need inner peace,
don't forget to close your eyes. Hate
love. Work more. Be honest. Or don't.