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Thursday, 2 April 2009
Winter of Textured Knitting
March summary
Well, it certainly doesn't feel like winter yet. The first month of autumn has passed but the temperature remains relatively warm - still in the low twenties [that's about the low seventies for those still using the 'old' measures!] Daylight saving finally comes to an end this weekend - I'm certainly not against the idea but keeping it going until the second month of autumn is a tad ridiculous. The sun doesn't even rise until after 7am. Poor WM said the other day that he'd like just one week of getting up when it wasn't dark [he starts work at 5.30am]. He was deprived of that small pleasure by the extension of daylight saving for an extra month!
I've been knitting - mostly beanies* - as explained in the previous post. Most, but not all of them have been textured: so far I've tried a number of different stitch patterns from The Harmony Guide to Knitting Stitches. There have been cables [seen here and here] but also various types of slip stitches and 'knit below' patterns.
It has been a great pleasure to have participants in the KAL from both hemispheres; one heading towards winter and one gratefully escaping from winter [judging by Deniasha's latest post] so here is what I've found as I've scoured their blogs [hey, fellow participants, could you please explicitly state when you are knitting something for the KAL instead of keeping me guessing! LOL] I have included here anything textured that I found on the participants' sites since the KAL started; the knitter may not have intended them to be part of the KAL and if that's the case, please accept my apologies for 'jumping the gun'.
Now, in almost no particular order we have some knitted goodies. I have cropped the photos so that you have to go to their blogs to see the articles - so much more interesting than seeing it all here! I apologise in advance for the different sizes of the photos; obviously different formats are saved in different sizes and I can only work with what I know [which isn't much, sorry]. Still, my inability to get it right makes it [hopefully] more likely that you'll go over to the original blog...
First is Jan, because she emailed me to say she had finished an item for the KAL. Well done Jan. Wristwarmers with "cables, moss stitch and cross over diamonds". Jan, you're tempting me to join Ravelry, something I've been seriously avoiding because I spend too much time on the 'Net. But it's so, so tempting...
Anyway, go over to Jan's blog and look at the wrist warmers. They look warm and such a lovely subtle colour too. While you're there take a peek at the beautiful socks and cardigan she finished recently [lace is textured too!! LOL]
Lilypily is knitting a pair of Child's First Socks by Nancy Bush. This photo shows beautiful texture and gorgeous colour but I suspect they'll be lace when they're finished and blocked! Hey, lace gives texture and I did say "whatever stitch pattern you choose". I'd rather people join in and are free to do whatever they want than feel excluded for some minor quibble over what constitutes 'texture'. Heck, I may want to knit some lace myself before winter is over!! LOL
It was Lilypily's owls that inspired me to knit cables and other textures this winter. I had been avoiding cables because of the inconvenience of using a cable needle but after seeing Lilypily's jumper [while it was still in progress], I fell in love with cables all over again - and these are particularly cute, especially since I have a very large collection of owls [in boxes]. One day I might tell the story...
Paisley Womble has finished a cardigan called Mr Greyjeans - it looks so snug and warm I bet she's longing for winter to really get here so she can wear it! Or perhaps she's wearing it already and hang the heat! She is also teasing us with a very colourful swatch for Hanne; can't wait to see the finished item.
Over in the US, Delighted Hand's mom has been busy knitting a "lap robe" in what looks like mitred garter stitch squares. I love the way all the different sizes and colours are coming together. Delighted Hands is living through a renovation being undertaken by her ever-patient and hard-working husband. You can read about one day in their lives here.
Delighted Hands herself has recently finished some socks for her daughter M who was recuperating after surgery. I love the colour of these socks and their simple looking pattern [were they simple to knit, C? You finished them very quickly.]
Back in Oz, Bells won't have much time for knitting this month - she's celebrating her blogiversary by challenging herself to post every day for the month! Happy Blogiversary Bells. Bells knitted a cardigan in a beautiful shade of blue but she wasn't happy with it so she bravely asked people to leave comments. What I found interesting was that she wrote to the designer and got an answer - Ravelry is an amazing place [but we're not going there, are we?]
On a smaller but none-the-less textured scale, Bells made two Ipod sock covers, you can see one here. Go to her blog for the story.
Sue is going through a tough time at the moment with the forced sale of her home. I hope she's finding some solace in her knitting and her blogging friends. She has recently finished the cutest pixie jacket. All the texture is in the band and the gorgeous and unusual hood.
And so ends this first part-month of our KAL. I hope the participants have had fun knitting textures of various kinds and continue to do so. If you'd like to join in, it's not too late - leave a comment or send me an email.
*photos in a forthcoming post
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- Anonymous2 April 2009 at 20:36
I will blog my textured knit soon. I have finished the knitting, sewn, put on buttons, and decided I didn't like them.ReplyDelete
Congratulations to all that have finished, some gorgeous creations.
Lynne, I basically use Ravelry as a resource. I keep a note in my queue of patterns I would like to do and it's usually the first place I look for a pattern. Searching can be narrowed down by yarn, weight, free, with picture etc. I do belong to a couple of the groups but have barely been there for months. I feel no compunction to list my stash, post photos or do many of the other things available there. I can get sucked in to looking at patterns as it is. Now I'm not downplaying any of these things. They're just not for me. I'd rather spend the time actually knitting.ReplyDelete
In a similar manner I don't belong to Facebook.
So it is a great resource but if time is limited for you, then you need to be strong about where you go on the site.
I've got a cable knit project just about ready to start, so I'll be able to participate properly soon!ReplyDelete
And I can knit and blog at the same time. he he
Great summary. That owls jumper is really popular isn't it?
The owl is really cute!ReplyDelete
I agree with Jan about Ravelry. I was spending way too much time looking at everything that was on there, feeling overwhelmed rather than just knitting. But I do love it though. LOL...:)
Nice job on the blog pics! Fun to see each other's progress or at least attempts!! Thanks!ReplyDelete
So many fun things! I, too, generally use Ravelry as a resource; I don't read forums very often at all (maybe once every few months, if that?), because I, too, have enough online stuff to keep track of!ReplyDelete
I am so sorry that I totally forgot about the textured knitalong. Thank you for including my pixie jacket. I absolutely didnt think that would be included as I started it last year. It is nice to see so many other bloggers items too. Thank you again. I do hope to have some more finished knits soon and I will let you know once they are done.ReplyDelete
Hi. Thanks for dropping in. I look forward to reading your comment.
I like to answer comments; if you are "no-reply blogger" I will try my best to get back to you on your blog! I'm not on FaceBook so I can't contact you there!


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In part 1 of my interview with Sheridan, I talk with him about the last year in boxing and if he thinks we will see a Mayweather-Pacquiao fight in 2015. I also talk to Bob about Manny Pacquiao's last performance and if he think's Pacquiao is a better fighter today. Additionally I get Sheridan's views on Terence Crawford and bad judging in boxing. Here is what Bob Sheridan had to say.
Robert Brown: What were your impressions of boxing in 2014?
Bob Sheridan: During the year there were some terrific fighters that really shined, namely Gennady Golovkin was sensational over the course of the year. Sergey Kovalev and his tremendous victory over Bernard Hopkins, he totally dominated Bernard Hopkins in that, so we might be seeing the end of the Hopkins era — in fact we will be because he's turning fifty in the next month. Of course the rising star, Canelo Alvarez, continues to be a terrific fighter.
Keith Thurman is there and Jermain Taylor, you talk about guys coming back, Taylor's a guy who could come back and do something in 2015. Of course the big talk throughout the course of the year is Manny Pacquiao — will he as a matter of fact get an opportunity to fight against Floyd Mayweather Jr? That will be the talk throughout the course of the year, so we'll see what happens with that.
Robert Brown: What fighters are you expecting to make a big impact in 2015?
Bob Sheridan: A guy that's a rising star is Terence Crawford who just beat Ray Beltran. Crawford is an undefeated fighter from the United States, I think he's 24-0 right now. He only has 17 KO's in his 24 victories and I say "only" because he wins by accumulation of punches.
He's a very clever, very good fighter who can box right handed or southpaw and I think you're gonna hear a lot more in the coming years about Terence Crawford and his tremendous ability. We keep going back to Mayweather and Canelo Alvarez as rising stars and of course Gennady Golovkin, but this guy Terence Crawford is a really good fighter and I just think boxing is in a very healthy position right now. There's a lot of good fights that will come up in the next year.
Robert Brown: The fight between Mayweather and Pacquiao seems closer. Do you think both fighters are concerned about their legacies or do you think it's more about the Pay-Per-View numbers not being what they were in the past?
Bob Sheridan: The problem is Mayweather. If he wants to have the fight, the fight will happen. The PPV numbers will be there, there's no question about that, but he doesn't seem to care about that because he can generate PPV numbers on his own and so can Manny Pacquiao, although Pacquiao's aren't as high as Floyd Mayweather's.
The public wants to see that fight and meanwhile in the welterweight division you got Tim Bradley still active, you got the undefeated kid from the UK, Kell Brook, he's a terrific fighter.
Shawn Porter is another guy that's good in the division and Keith Thurman is undefeated. It's a good division. Amir Khan I think proved that he's worthy of a shot at Floyd Mayweather and I think that may happen before a Pacquiao fight. We'll just have to wait and see what happens there.
Robert Brown: After Pacquiao's performance against Chris Algieri, which was a very dominant performance, does that change your opinion on who may win a Pacquiao-Mayweather fight?
Bob Sheridan: No it wouldn't change my mind because I think Pacquiao is a sensational fighter. He's lost some credibility with the public when he got hit with that one punch by Juan Manuel Marquez, but that can happen in boxing — it hasn't happened to Floyd Mayweather but it has happened to Pacquiao.
Pacquiao came back, he beat Tim Bradley and controlled Tim Bradley in the last fight. I think that this guy is a sensational fighter, in spite of the fact that the Mayweather fight probably should have taken place three or four years ago when they were both at their absolute peak. They're both super athletes and stay in great shape all the time, so the fight that we're talking about right now is the fight that everybody is talking about in the welterweight division.
Robert Brown: I want to talk to you about judging in the sport, recently Timothy Bradley fought Diego Chaves and I gave Chaves two rounds myself. There were two controversial calls on that card, what are your thoughts and how can we get more consistency in judging?
Bob Sheridan: The only problem with the judging is that any of us can score the easy 10-9 round, we can all do that. The problem comes when there are a lot of rounds that are very close and up in the air. If you hear me on the air, sometimes I'll do something the judges don't do, I'll give 10-10 round, and the reason I do that is because I think there's a possibility in that round that the judges would be split on it.
When my score comes down, it's only an indication of the way I think it may be, as opposed to actually scoring that round. If I had full concentration — which it takes for a judge — I would score the rounds 10-9 one way or the other, as opposed to 10-10.
I've learned that half of the judges disagree on the close 10-9 rounds, so therefore it's a very big possibility that you could have a fight with four to five close rounds, you could have a fight that's four points one way or the other. That's where the controversy comes and what I always say when I'm calling a fight is, the fighter has the responsibility not to leave it in the judges hands, to make sure that he wins. Of course both guys are trying the best they can in the close 10-9 rounds to make a statement.
Ali used to finish very strong in the last ten or fifteen seconds, that was an Angelo Dundee strategy. Angelo did the same thing with Ali and with 'Sugar' Ray Leonard where in rounds where they may have lost, they put on a big flurry at the end of the round and they would go ahead and win the round when in some cases they had lost two minutes of the round.
The other factor in judging fights is that some judges like the accumulation of punches and other judges think that if a guy scores in professional boxing two or three good punches where he inflicted some damage, that's good enough to give him the round. That's where the controversy is because it's subjective, how an individual judge would score an individual round.
The way Tim Bradley fights, he's involved in a lot of close rounds so he's gonna be involved in controversial fights. The last fight, I thought he won the fight and it ended up a draw and I pointed out in that fight that there had been some very close rounds in that fight. I didn't agree with the draw but I could understand how it would happen.


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Solon (Me.). Board of Selectmen, "Warrant and Results for March 2, 2013 Annual Town Meeting, Solon, Maine" (2013). Maine Town Documents. 988.
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Sydney CBD Optometrists
Have your eyes tested between appointments, on your lunch break or while shopping at one of the two Specsavers CBD stores in Sydney. Offering bulk-billed eye tests and free digital retinal photography, the stores each stock over 1,000 frames for you to choose from. Book an appointment online today!
Sydney - Wynyard Station, MetCentre
Shop MG22, Level 1, MetCentre 273 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000
Sydney - Pitt Street Mall
Unit 18LG, Westfield Sydney Central Plaza, 450 George St, Sydney, NSW, 2000
Beneath Myer, near McDonald's
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*Offer available in-store only. Price complete with standard single vision lenses with scratch resistant coating. Multifocals and bifocals also available at an extra cost. Second pair must be from the same price range of frames and lens range or below. Must be same prescription. Frames available while stocks last.


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I have gotten fed up with the things we lost going to stretch. So I decided to see what the options are, it turns out that Jessie is an LTS release supported for almost another year (until June 2020).
This gives me plenty of time to find an alternative Linux Distro that still has many of the packages maintained that Jessie has and Stretch lacks. I do not like having to build everything I want to use (spend more time building than using).
So again thank you for basing Raspbian on Debian ARMHF.


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P6/7G to llow the Northern Ireland Curriculum. We have literacy and numeracy hours in the morning and art, PDMU, ICT, PE, Music, The World Around Us and swimming in the afternoon.
Our topics are Dinosaurs, The Victorians, The Solar System, A Developing Country, Famous People and Titanic
This year we are working with The Nerve Centre on a collaboration covering all areas of coding. Watch this space for all of the things we are learning.


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Bordeaux by bike : A great way to visit our town
Great News! Our lovely town of Bordeaux just got elected the 6th best best city in the world to ride a bike. This is the result of the inventory made by Copenhagenize Design Co., Leading Bicycle Urbanism firm. Here is the whole ranking, no surprises Dutch towns are among the best.
What they say?
'The news we see coming out of Bordeaux is good. The city appears to have rounded a corner and is looking at bicycle urbanism more seriously than ever before.
A strong combination of political will and local advocates just may prove to push Bordeaux to the next level. In 2016, the City voted and approved their Plan Vélo Métropolitain (2017-2020) and this cycling plan has the declared goal of 15% modal share for bicycles.
In order to make that happen, a team of people dedicated to active transportation has been formed (…)
There is serious talk of removing cars from one of the main bridges over the Garonne River and dedicate it to bikes, pedestrians and buses. The city's bike share system continues to plant the bicycle firmly back on the asphalt as transport.
This is now official as it's been recently stated that our oldest bridge downtown, 'Le Pont de Pierre' will be closed from August to experiment the consequences of the traffic
Bordeaux is the only city in France with a gender split that sees more women cycling than men. For example, women made up 53% of the cyclists crossing the Pont de Pierre bridge and the 2017 mobility week is dedicated to women.'
What Bordeaux wine trails thinks:
We were really happy to find out that we are doing very good on the bike side…Most of us ride our bike every morning to work along the riverside, here is an example of the view from the quays :
If you want to explore our city by bike, it's easy. Get in touch with us, we can organize in all! jump here to send your request.
If you are more of a free spirit, no problem, rent you own! Bordeaux city gives you the opportunity to rent a city bike for a very affordable price. There are stations everywhere in the city center where yu can collect your bike from. You can download an app on your phone to check how many bikes are available and where. Super handy!
Bordeaux by bike: the ultimate experience
The best experience if you are fit : riding through the vines, following your guide from a winery to another in the picturesque vineyard of Saint Emilion for instance. Bordeaux Wine Trails can organize you a package including both bike & wine tours. We'll make sure than we take you for a great lunch too. Not a big fan of pedalling for hours under the sun? No worries, we can provide Ebike, life is that simple…


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Introducing New PreCleanse Balm. Healthier skin begins with step zero…Skins today are dirtier than ever! With smudge proof, long-stay and waterproof make-up, sunscreens and environmental pollutants combined with our natural oils and dead skin cells, it's no wonder many of us struggle to achieve healthy, clear skin. PreCleanse Balm is the first step in the Dermalogica Double Cleanse, designed to melt through the layers of long-stay and waterproof make-up, excess oils, sunscreens and pollutants. This luxurious balm-to-oil cleanser melts into the skin removing all traces of product build up without disturbing the skins protective barrier. Simply leaving behind zero make-up or residue with zero irritation. Ideal for all skin conditions, especially normal to dry. It's safe for use around the eye area, so good news for make-up lovers! PreCleanse Balm also comes with its own cleansing mitt to ensure a thoroughly clean skin!
Shop with confidence at World Duty Free
World Duty Free offers exceptional year-round value across its entire product range, so its promise to you is that if you purchase anything from World Duty Free and then find the identical item cheaper on the UK high street within the next 28 days, it will happily refund the difference.
World Duty Free regularly surveys the prices of its fragrance, cosmetics, skincare, spirits, wine and champagne range on the UK high street. An independent company travels the country to find the brands stocked in its airport stores in the shops you typically buy from week-in week-out. It uses these observations to create an Average UK High Street Price; this is the comparison price it shows its savings against.
Typically you will enjoy 20% off the Average High Street Price (where surveyed) on all of World Duty Free's fragrance and non-vintage champagne. You can save up to 50% off selected spirits and you will save the equivalent of VAT on cosmetics, skincare, sunglasses*, watches* and jewellery* (*savings compared to RRP)


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Bryan Williams, member of the New York Board of Law Examiners will lead an information session related to preparing for the New York State Bar Exam. If you plan on taking the New York State Bar Exam this summer you are strongly encouraged to attend as the format and the components of the New York State Bar Exam have changed. Lunch will be served.
This discussion is co-sponsored by Office of Student Services & Graduate Legal Studies.


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Black Community News
We recognize that there is an under representation of the black community in the mainstream press. Youngstown, OH suffers from this problem, just like every other city in America. The Buckeye Review is committed to providing top-quality journalism and black community news in Youngstown, OH. We understand the issues that are important to the black community, and we guarantee to provide coverage that gets to the heart of the events that matter to you most.
The Buckeye Review is an award-winning publication targeted at African Americans specifically. We cover African American news, while promoting community awareness about the issues that matter most. In addition to our strong traditional journalism roots in the black community, we also provide hard-hitting coverage of events, local news, foreign developments, multicultural issues, and entertainment.
We are proud to be a member of the ever-growing black press initiative that is sweeping the nation. Our multi-platform approach is geared towards providing the most accurate news coverage possible, when you need it most. We provide insightful information about local sports and weather, and we provide local businesses with an opportunity for advertising in their community paper.
Our reporters and editors are some of the best in Youngstown, OH, and they are committed to providing you with unfiltered information about what is happening around you. We do not water down our content to appeal to the masses. We want to show the people of Youngstown, OH what is really happening in their communities through strong and informative journalism.
We have been serving the African American community since 1937, and we know how to report a story. There is a lot of fluff journalism out there, and we are here to make sure you have full access to the real news that is going on around you.
Many African Americans are sick and tired of the one-sided news they read in their local paper every day.
If you want to read a no-frills publication that guarantees to deliver the truth, you need to get in touch with the Buckeye Review.


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We love almost everything about the holidays. The packing itself, however? That's a pain.
We love almost everything about the holidays. Leafing through brochures, booking the holiday itself; there's even a certain ritualistic pleasure in overpaying for a snack in an airport cafe. The packing itself, however? That's a pain. The mere thought of piling up all the clothes for your holiday, your gadgets, and something to read on the flight – well, it's enough to make you consider a staycation.
To try and combat this, at least a week before you set off, get your suitcase ready. Pack your best carry-on luggage with holiday-specific things that you will definitely need. You're not likely to need these things at home before you set off, so once you've done it, you can forget about them and make the rest of the packing less stressful.
On Safari: These Things Are Essential…
Safari trips are enduringly popular because of the majestic creatures you will see while there. An African lion safari holiday can be simultaneously one of the most serene, and the most awe-inspiring, experiences in your life. Of course, you will need to ensure you don't get bitten.
Not by the lions, though. There are guides with you on all trips into the wilderness and, if you stick by their side, you'll be fine. No, it's the mosquitoes you need to worry about. Make sure you bring repellant and, for the night time, mosquito nets as well. Otherwise, you'll end up gasping in pain and irritation when you should be gasping in wonder.
Skiing Holiday: Don't Forget…
No one is likely to forget suncream when they're heading to Barbados, because one thing we all know is that Barbados is hot. It's a given. If you're going to be skiing, however, the presence of mounds of snow may trick you into thinking suncream isn't going to be necessary.
It is. Perhaps even more so than anywhere else.
You see, not only does the sunshine down on you, but it will also reflect off the snow and back up into your face. You'll be able to spot the people who forget SPF on a skiing holiday. They're the ones who wince every time they make an expression. Also, if you're a first time skier, some soothing balm in your luggage is a good idea. You will fall and you will bruise – but that's part of the fun.
Hiking Trip: You Need To Remember These…
At home, you probably don't need to walk for very long at any one time. That's not a criticism; it's just that a busy lifestyle tends to mean we make most of our trips on wheels. As a result, there's no need to have sturdy walking boots on hand at a moment's notice.
However, if you're going on a holiday where majestic scenery stretches for miles around, you're going to want to explore. That can mean walking for hours. So get some sturdy boots and put them in your luggage in advance. They may not be the most stylish outfit that you buy, but a giant blister on your heel can make even the most beautiful scenery slightly less magnificent.


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Vegan Barcelona: Juicy Jones for President
What do we know about the Spanish cuisine? It's famous for specialties like dry ham, Paella, Crema Catalana, Tortilla and many more. All of those may sound great and pretty heavenly for most people – but what if you just can't eat all of the above because you abdicated to animal products? Vegans coming to Barcelona could struggle with the fear of not finding ANYTHING to eat except plain salad and fruits, since Spain isn't exactly known for a lot of vegetable delicates. DON'T WORRY ANYMORE – we found the perfect place for you to enjoy fancy and delicious vegan food! "Juicy Jones" is what we are talking about. This amazing location is a vegan restaurant right in the heart of Barcelona offering delicates to die for. On the menu is a great selection of starters, main dishes and desserts: you can for example start with a great hummus dip, afterwards order a lasagna and finish your dinner (or lunch) with a tasty, creamy cheesecake. All completely vegetable and animal-free, all fresh! Don't miss to accompany your food with one of Juicy Jones' amazing juices which can be ordered in all different flavors and ingredient combinations. If you have trouble to decide, just go with the "zumo del dìa" that comes to a special price. The colorful restaurant is located just off Barcelona's famous Las Ramblas and therefore makes a great place to have a quick bite while spending a shopping day in the city. The food is amazing, drinks are refreshing, its design is lively and creative and the staff is friendly – sounds quiet perfect, right? :) Address: Calle Hospital 74 Opening Hours: Mon – Sun, 10.00 am – 23.00 pm Price: Cheap Our Recommendation: Mexican Burger
Posted in Gotic area, Restaurants Tagged barcelona, burger, food, juices, juicy jones, restaurant, tip, vegan, vegetable, vegetarian Leave a comment
Barcelona y Flamenco: Where art meets passion
Everybody who loves music and dancing should really not skip the following passages and keep on reading because we would like to introduce you to one of Barcelona's best and most famous shows: Barcelona y Flamenco. As you've probably already recognized by its name, this project is all about the great art of flamenco. Being established since 2004 Barcelona y Flamenco does now even offer two different productions. First, there is Opera y Flamenco which actually is Barcelona's most seen flamenco show. Combining the sensual dance and opera there really is a lot an interested audience can enjoy. To sum it up, people can see an intense mixture of high-arts broaching the issue of different love stories presented by fantastic dancers and singers. As a newer adaption Barcelona y Flamenco came up with another show called Gran Gala Flamenco which is a little more traditional at heart than its successful forerunner. Not having its focused set on telling stories, the Gala is more intended to give an overview of what flamenco actually is, where it came from and what different sides there are to it. Since the passionate dance was already born in the 18th century and does now offer so many different and lovely interpretations this journey worshipping the original dance of gypsy people is nothing else but worth seeing. In addition to great art comes the pleasant fact that both of these shows take place in remarkable locations like the Palau de la Música and the Teatre Poliorama – so even architecturally interested people get their money worth. Everybody who is interested to see one – or both – of these amazing spectaculars by now can buy their tickets easily online. In this sense: "Ay"! :-)
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Barcelona District Guide: Welcome to Gràcia
There are truly so many places in Barcelona that should be seen. Besides all the famous sights and spots like Las Ramblas or Placa Cataluny this lovely city has so much more to offer – and to discover! Therefore today we are headed to show you something slightly different to the usual tourist path: Gràcia. Gràcia is an area of Barcelona and one of the districts you shouldn't miss during your stay - and not just because there is the Park Güell nearby . As a matter of fact Gràcia actually was an independent town until the late 19th century, which might be a reason for the very unique atmosphere around there. Being just two train stops away from Placa Catalunya, Gràcia still is in the midst of activities but does nevertheless surprise people by its own magical charm that does not have too much in common with the busy and crowdy lifestyle right around the corner. Very special are the many beautiful, bohemian buildings in the streets that might not be as tall as those in the city centre, but in fact it's precisely this that gives the district its special, cosy look. Besides its lovely architecture Gràcia does of course also strike out because of so many other great features. Everybody who loves relaxing inside a sweet, little café, sipping a tasty Café Latte will feel very well-placed in Gràcia. There are a tone of small owner-managed coffee shops and bars in which you can enjoy great food and drinks in a very familiar and down-to-earth atmosphere. In that case "Mama's Café" can be especially recommended – a cute place with a lovely terrace where you can enjoy quality products in a comfortable ambience. Also those of you who might be tired of packed shopping centers hosting just common brands will be happily pleased by the shopping possibilities in Gràcia. While doing some "slow shopping" people can walk from one tiny boutique to another discovering all different kinds of treasures. From handmade jewelry, over creative home interior to unique clothes from young designers – quality and uniqueness is definitely emphasized. As a hint: take a look at the urban pieces from "Suite". Another fun fact is that Gràcia holds its own festival every year in august. During this 5-day festivity called "La Festa Major de Gràcia" people are competing in street decoration and turn the area into one colorful beauty. The results are often pretty creative and spectacular and definitely worth a visit. Well, whoever longs for his or her very own Barcelona district experience with a big portion of real "neighborhood-feeling" should consider Gràcia as the place-to-be.
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Leather 2-Toned Sandal | Color 'Cabo Gold' | Flex-Rubber Sole
Sale price $29.99 Regular price
Sunny days are calling! For the beach or poolside, our 2-toned sandal is a must-have style for those long days of summer. Designed to easily slide on little feet, the convenient velcro closure makes size adjustments a breeze, while ensuring that the sandal stays put on-the-go. With a criss cross design and comfortable fit, this sandal is perfect for all your little kids summer adventures!
- Hand made from 100% Natural Genuine Leather
- Flexible rubber sole provides grip, stability, and comfort to young walkers.
- Velcro fastening to allow for quick adjustment and secure fit.
- Super flexible, allowing natural foot movement.
- Spot clean with a mild detergent and damp cloth
- Packaged in a beautiful, 100% recycled custom box, and a re-usable natural cotton drawstring bag.
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Two-Year-Blogiversary L'Equip NutriMill Grain Mill Giveaway!
We are giving away almost all of the staple items you need to make our Whole Wheat Honey Oatmeal Bread. (less the butter and salt), wheat berries to use in making pasta (Durum wheat), wheat berries to use in making pastries (soft white wheat), bread pans to make the Whole Wheat Honey Oatmeal Bread and Hallee's Whole Wheat French Bread, and the L'Equip NutriMill Grain Mill to make fresh milled flour.
Perfect Baked Oatmeal
Baked Oatmeal – perfect breakfast during Daniel Fast.Pin It
Sue's Oatmeal Blender Waffles/Pancakes
This is a wonderful pancake/waffle recipe. I thought the oats would have less of a flavor – as in oatmeal bread – but they didn't. This tasted like…oatmeal! Cooked on the griddle or in the waffle iron, dripping with butter and topped with real maple syrup they were wonderful!Pin It


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Dockers Bar, Fleetwood Town Centre, Fleetwood
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Probrably ex working mens club no real ale . What was on offer was fine
On 19th October 2014
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The Old Razzie-Dazzle Strikes Again!
The 39th Golden Raspberry Awards were held on Saturday and oh boy were there some stinkers.
The Razzies hold a fond place in the hearts of those who love things that are so bad they're good. It's a celebration of all that is bad in modern cinema and this year Holmes & Watson really took it out. Sweeping the majority of dishonours with four out of 11 awards for Worst Picture, Worst Director, Worst Supporting Actor (commiserations to John C. Reilly) and Worst Prequel, Remake, Rip-off or Sequel. In fact Holmes & Watson only lost one award they were nominated for, losing the Worst Actor Razzie to Donald Trump as Himself in Death of a Nation and Fahrenheit 11/9.
The Razzies are no stranger to happily skewering well-respected actors, with acclaimed actress Melissa McCarthy picking up a Worst Actress Razzie this year for two films, The Happy Time Murders and Life of the Party. However she also picked up a Razzie Redeemer Award, which is awarded to a previous Razzie nominee who has "become a respected artist" as she is nominated for a Best Actress Oscar at this Monday's ceremony.
If McCarthy wins her Oscar she will join an elite group of artists who have received both a Razzie and an Oscar.
In 2005 Halle Berry received a Worst Actress Razzie for Catwoman just three years after winning an Oscar for Monster's Ball. She also hilariously showed up to accept her Razzie while clutching her Oscar and thanked her manager, saying "He loves me so much that he convinces me to do projects even when he knows they're shit."
Sandra Bullock amazingly accepted a Worst Actress award for All About Steve in the same year that she won a Best Actress Oscar for The Blind Side. Saying, "Something tells me you all didn't really watch the film. Because I wouldn't be here if you really, really watched it and understood what I was trying to say." She then gave the audience DVD copies of All About Steve which she had pulled out on a little trolley.
And now we wait patiently as the next year's terrible movies roll in and make us cringe.


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Although Canada is a very large country and there are many developing Canadian initiatives in various stages of progress, there are currently only 26 Waldorf early childhood programs in five of the ten provinces.
Waldorf early childhood education came to Canada with the 1968 founding of the Toronto Waldorf School in Ontario, closely followed by the 1969 founding of the Vancouver Waldorf School in British Columbia. Many of these schools were part of the burgeoning growth in the 1970's and are mostly clustered in British Columbia and Ontario, although Quebec and Alberta have long term established schools. Currently, there is a strong seed-force being kindled on the east coast of Canada as well and an early childhood educator training has arisen there.
Some schools in Canada receive partial government funding.
Working together. The 26 Waldorf kindergartens in Canada are members of the Waldorf Early Childhood Association of North America (WECAN) and are working closely together with Early Chldhood Programs in the United States.
Training. Schools and programs that receive government funding have caregivers who have both Waldorf and mainstream trainings. All other group leaders are expected to have completed their Waldorf training. There are two WECAN approved early childhood teacher education institutes in Canada – The Rudolf Steiner Centre Toronto (RSCT) in Ontario, founded in 1978, and West Coast Institute for Studies in Anthroposophy (WCI) in British Columbia, founded in 1996. Both work with the IASWECE Guidelines and WECAN Shared Principles.
Ruth Ker is a Waldorf kindergarten teacher and trainer from Vancouver Island, British Colombia, Canada.
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6, 2016
Box Delivery 2016 Dates Annouced
We will deliver empty boxes on Sunday May 1st to students who ordered storage for the 2016 year.
We will be at St. Joseph's University between 12-2pm
We will be at Villanova between 2-4pm
We will be at Elon between 2-5pm
We will be at Duke between 2-5pm
All others schools not listed will be after 5pm.
Please ensure that the phone number for the student listed on your order is the correct number. We will use this to coordinate with the student. If the student is not available during the box drop off date, we will leave the empty boxes in the lobby of their dorm.


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SKÅNES FAGERHULT, Sweden, April 15, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Concentric AB has appointed Sarah Dryden as Vice President Group Human Resources. Sarah will be responsible for delivering the company's HR strategy and developing and implementing best practice procedures across a global workforce throughout the US, Europe and Asia.
Sarah holds a Masters in European Employment Law in addition to being a Fellow of the Institute of Personnel and Development (FCIPD) and has nearly 20 years' of experience in senior HR positions within United Technology Aerospace Systems (formerly Goodrich Corporation).
David Woolley, President and CEO of Concentric AB commented, "we are delighted that Sarah is joining the Concentric team. Sarah brings a vast breadth of experience and a proven track record of delivering creative HR programmes across global engineering and manufacturing operations. Her experience of continuous improvement (CI) will complement our investment in Concentric's Business Excellence Programme (CBE)".
For additional information please contact:
David Woolley, telephone +44-121-445-6545
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Due to increase in business activities and financial transaction on the internet,different payment options and method has been introduce into the system by different companies. All their effort are geared towards creating safe,easy and transparent procedure and method of making and receiving payment on the internet without problem.
The number one most secured method of making payment on the internet is pay pall. 72% of US online shoppers have a PayPal account. pay pall is an online and e-payment platform that facilitate and mediate the receive and payment of money from one destination to the other. This is one of the most popular method of payment that is devoid of fraud. To use this method of payment one need to have or create account with pay pall platform.To create a pay pall account simply log onto their site WWW.pay pall.com. To create a pay pall account their things you need to have before creating a pay pall account
1.A gmail account
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3.credit card
credit card: this is one of the ancient method of payment that allows individuals and indeed business men to make payment on the internet using their automated teller machine (atm) irrespective of the currency involved . it important to note that all atms card are not used for international transaction their are special card used for international transaction they are visa, master visa gold etc all the cards mentioned above has the capacity to convert local currency to international currency.


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Corporate Engagement
Scopeworker's philanthropic initiatives drive economic growth and support rehabilitation
Scopeworker is committed to helping the communities we serve – and in places more distant – where our ideas, people and resources can make a difference. By supporting programs that help solve social and environmental issues, we commit ourselves to taking philanthropic action based upon discipline, innovation and a strategic approach over the long term. We work with academic and nonprofit partners to align with our core business to focus on economic growth and community engagement with measured results to ensure maximum success. Scopeworker's philanthropic efforts include initiatives, which advance the firm's objective of driving economic growth and making a difference.
At each of the host cities of the Invictus Games Sopeworker supports veterans organizations. The Invictus Games use the power of sport to inspire recovery, support rehabilitation and generate a wider understanding and respect for wounded, injured and sick servicemen and women. The Invictus Games is an international adaptive multi-sport event, created by HRH Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, in which wounded, injured or sick armed services personnel and their associated veterans take part in sports including wheelchair basketball, sitting volleyball, and indoor rowing.
Scopeworker is committed to the United Nations Sustainability Development Goals and we have embedded Goal 8 into our business as the framework for measuring our impact on society. Goal 8's aim is to promote inclusive and sustainable economic growth, employment and decent work for all. Scopeworker highlights the role of the technology in achieving this goal.
We aim to be a responsible corporate citizen. Sustainability and corporate responsibility is a core part of Scopeworker's business strategy. It is embedded across the company. We invent, design and deploy technology to automate business, connect the worker to the IoT and transform the human work experience. We do so responsibly while being consistent with our principles and mission and creating value for both our stakeholders and the communities we serve.


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Anthony Geraci, with the ins and outs about the album Why Did You Have To Go.
Broadcast Monday December 03, Radio Duivenstraat http://www.radio.duivenstraat.net (19:00 CET – 01PM CT)
Saturday December 08, (K)ansas (C)ity (O)nline (R)adio http://www.kconlineradio.com (6PM CT – 24:00 CET)
Pianist, Hammond organist and composer Anthony Geraci was born in New Haven, Conn. in 1954. His interest in playing piano began at age four when he told his parents "I want a piano!" Kind of an odd request when most kids want a new baseball glove or bicycle. His parents weren't musical-not even a record player at their house- but they always supported their son's undeniable passion for music. They soon bought a Kimball Grand Piano that his mother paid 4 dollars a week to own. Lessons at the Neighborhood School of Music which was affiliated with Yale University soon followed. At around the age of sixteen he befriended a fellow musician, Ed Cherry at high school. They soon began listening to music together after school and one day Ed played a Jimmy Rogers recording, Chicago Bound that literally changed his life. Ed went on to be Dizzy Gillespie's guitarist for many years.
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"There wasn't a decision to make, the game had to be called off. Some people had come a long way and we were all set to start, but in the end there wasn't any other decision to make.," Steve Coppell said.
"We could have given it a little more time but the weather was forecast to be like this until at least 4.30pm.
"It was pointless hanging around in case it cleared up after that. It's so disappointing because we just wanted to play."
Of course it was more of a heartache for Burnley. Their fans had ravlled from Lancashire to be disappointed 10 mins before the game was due to kick off.
"It's disappointing because we have come all this way," said Burnley boss Steve Cotterill
"But it's also disappointing for the supporters.
"The fans are as good as gold and we had to go over there and thank them for making the long journey. We are just sorry the game was not on.
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[SatNews] The launch of Soyuz TMA-17M spacecraft initially scheduled for May 26 will be shifted to mid-July, according to the spokesman for the Russian space industry.
"To provide manned launch safety, the decision was made to shift it to a later period, performing it two weeks after the launch of the next cargo vehicle which is scheduled for July 3," the spokesman said. "This approach enables the investigation into the cause of Progress accident launch on April 28, to conduct additional testing of the spacecraft and the booster and to make certain updates are applied, if necessary".
The launch of the next Progress will be also shifted. It was decided to speed up the of the next Progress cargo vehicle, which will now be launched on July 3rd rather than August 6th. Progress and Soyuz boosters will pass standard preparation operations at Baikonur, which will be handled by RSC Energia and the Progress Rocket and Space Centre.
Also reported was that Soyuz will be launched to the station on May 26. The main crew comprises Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, JAXA astronaut Kimiya Yui and NASA astronaut Kjell Lindgren. The back-up crew includes Roscosmos cosmonaut Yuri Malenchenkom NASA Astronaut Timothe Kopra and ESA astronaut Timothy Peake. The Interdepartmental Commission was to approve the crews at a meeting to be held in Star City on May 8, but as the investigation of Progress accident causes hasn't been completed, the meeting was cancelled.
The Soyuz-2.1a booster with the Progress M-27M cargo vehicle was launched from Baikonur on April 28. In the moment of the vehicle's separation from the 3rd stage, telemetry data was no longer being received. Despite all the efforts to take control of the spacecraft, the specialists were unable to do so and the vehicle started descending. The investigatory commission is working to clear systems of suspicions, particularly the 3rd stages of the Soyuz-FG and Soyuz-2.1a, which are both equipped with the same RD-0110 engines. The Progress spacecraft and Soyuz have the same system of separation from the booster's 3rd stage. Following the results of the launch of April 28, this system now raises questions, especially as the propulsion modules and the adapter modules of these vehicles are almost identical.


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The Mile High Vista site is strategically located along the West Colfax corridor in the West Colfax neighborhood, in close proximity to the Villa Park and Sun Valley neighborhoods. It is located approximately two miles from downtown, accessible by car, light rail transportation, and bike, along the Lakewood Gulch Trail. It is also located less than one mile from the Sloans Lake Park.
To better understand uses that would be most frequently patronized by residents surrounding the Mile High Vista property, we reached out to 25 neighborhood and nonprofit organizations based in the Sun Valley, Villa Park, and West Colfax neighborhoods. We asked these organizations to share information about this project and solicit feedback from their clients and members. For this feedback, we offered two channels. First, we designed and distributed a link to an online survey that could be completed in less than ten minutes. Questions ranged from basic demographics to opinions about four particular uses (e.g. food, health care, day care, and business services), as well as opportunities for qualitative and open-ended feedback. To the online survey, we received 196 responses over the approximately two weeks for which it was open. Second, we held two community meetings in the Avondale Apartments lobby in the morning of Saturday, March 4th and evening of Wednesday, March 8th, 2017.
In these interactions, participants walked through four stations, first, capturing their base demographics. Second, we captured the location of their home, primary grocery store, primary health care service provider, and early childhood care center (if applicable). Fourth, we asked for opinions of what uses should be located at the Mile High Vista site and qualitative aspects desired for each use. Finally, we asked for their general perceptions of the neighborhood in which they lived. At community meetings, we spoke with approximately twenty people, a majority of which being residents of the Avondale Apartment building. Following are details of both key takeaways and detailed results we learned from this process. Unfortunately, there were participation gaps regarding renters in the three communities, and results from Sun Valley were too low to be analyzed. If time allowed, we recommend a more targeted process to hear from those specific populations.
Key Takeaways:
1. Extraordinary support for healthy food retail at Mile High Vista
2. High levels of interest in community and meeting space, represented by the types of food options requested—markets with small vendors paired with grocery store
3. Less demand for early childhood education than we anticipated based on high percentage of families with young children
4. Potential demand for small business office space on upper floors
With our insight from the Community Engagement phase, we selected five different uses to study more closely. In partnership with Shift Research Lab and the West Colfax Food Co-op, we gathered market feasibility data for the five uses within a one mile radius surrounding the Mile High Vista site. The following pages provide market data for: 1) Grocery/Market 2) Food Retail 3) Housing 4) Early Childhood Education and 5) Office.
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Nawaz Sharif Media Cell Blackmails Journalists – An Exclusive Talk With Moeed Pirzada
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He gained an immense following after his famous 'Tonight With Pirzada' program on Waqt News. He also served as Content Head and Director World Affairs at PTV.
Pirzada also hosted a famous talk-show 'Sochta Pakistan, that was a realistic depiction of his detailed insight and critical evaluation of political sphere and matters concerning the state.
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There is another 1 page article today on Silwan, Jerusalem in NZZ Nr 53, page 6, 5 March.
Article dig deep into Israeli national identity (preferred topic for NZZ?) which is about three pillars – Holocaust, Army and Bible, from which historical rights to the Holy Land are derived ('…drei Pfeiler der nationalen Identität für Israeli: den Holocaust, die Armee und die Bibel, aus der historische Rechte auf das Heilige Land abgeleitet werden'). This is not true as Jews and Israelis have tradition and culture. Israel is a leading world economy, frequently referred as start up nation, people are proud of Hi-Tech, Medicine, Agriculture. Israel has a solid ground to Palestine in accordance with the international law. Unfortunately it has to have an army to protect itself from another Holocaust. But no worries – NZZ cannot be blamed in anti-Semitism (3D concept) because they reference Y. Mizrachi from Emek Shaveh.
Emek Shaveh according to their website is supported as follows:
– Anna Lindh Euro-Mediterranean Foundation (www.euromedalex.org)
– The Beracha Foundation (berachafoundation.com)
– Cordaid (www.cordaid.nl)
– The Royal Norwegian Embassy Tel-Aviv
– British Shalom-Salaam Trust (www.bsst.org.uk)
More information in support of this political narrative is available at http://www.alt-arch.org
NZZ does not mention property rights, neither that Jews were pushed out by British from this village in 1936-1939 n Arab revolt. But no worries, NZZ cannot be blamed in selective reporting because they probably write only on the specific subject of 'archeology and politic'.
Here is more from Wikipedia and other references:
In the mid-1850s, the villagers of Silwan were paid £100 annually by the Jews in an effort to prevent the desecration of graves on the Mount of Olives.Jewish visitors to the Western Wall were also required to pay a tax to the inhabitants of Silwan, which by 1863 was 10,000 Piastres. Nineteenth century travelers described the village as a robbers' lair. Charles Wilson wrote that "the houses and the streets of Siloam, if such they may be called, are filthy in the extreme." Charles Warren depicted the population as a lawless set, credited with being the most unscrupulous ruffians in Palestine."
In the 1936–1939 Arab revolt in Palestine the Yemenite community was removed from Silwan by the Welfare Bureau into the Jewish Quarter as security conditions for Jews worsened. and in 1938, the remaining Yemenite Jews in Silwan were evacuated by the British authorities. According to documents in the custodian office and real estate and project advancement expert Edmund Levy, the homes of the Yemenite Jews were occupied by Arab families without compensation.


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Last week I was out in Orlando for a training conference. As luck would have it, the most inexpensive conference hotel happened to be Cabana Bay. So I figured I'd take advantage of my surroundings to explore some of the non-park offerings of the resort.
I had hoped to head into the parks one day, but given that I only had a few hours on one of my days it wasn't meant to be. But I had a great time exploring what the resort has to offer away from the parks. Let's check it out!
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After taking the red-eye from LAX I arrived at Cabana Bay around 7:30am last Monday. I was worried that I wouldn't be able to check in that early but that turned out to not be an issue at all. I was able to check in, get something to eat and head up to the room to take a bit of a nap before my first training session at 1:00pm.
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The first day of the trip was obviously catching up on sleep, but I did make my way to/from the Convention Center for some pre-conference sessions. I utilized the I-Drive Trolley on the first day since there was no shuttle on Monday. It took me a couple of trips to figure out where the closest place to catch the Trolley was from the hotel. Something that won't be a problem when Universal opens their two new hotels (more on that later).
The first day I took a bus to CityWalk, then a boat to Portofino (as I thought the easiest place to catch the trolley was at the DoubleTree).
On the way back that afternoon, I took the shuttle back to the DoubleTree but made my way to the Water Taxi by way of the Hard Rock.
I then transferred to the next WaterTaxi to Sapphire Falls. Which meant I was able to get Water Taxi POV for pretty much the entire route. Check it out below, and be sure to subscribe to our YouTube channel.
LOVE the spiral staircase at Sapphire Falls
The trek back from Sapphire to Cabana was a bit longer than I anticipated, but after a day of traveling and training, it was nice to stretch the legs a bit.
Love the Cabana Bay merchandise!
Also made sure to take advantage of the free-refill cup for the duration of my stay. This came in very handy as I ate more meals in the hotel than outside of the hotel.
Morning two, as I headed out to the shuttle to OCCC.
The hotel shuttles didn't quite fit my conference schedule on Tuesday, so it was back on the Trolley. Which allowed me to get a couple of good looks at the two new Universal Hotels (and I figured out that the actual closest trolley stop was here and not the DoubleTree).
I know some are asking why I didn't just Lyft/Uber (trust me, I did), but I always love exploring a city on foot. It just gives you a different feel.
After a bit of a rest in the room, I met up with Sean from California, Florida, European Coaster Kings for dinner at Cow Fish and a visit to both Fun Spots. But that's a different update. =)
Day 3 was about a 12 hour day at the convention center, but I did take the time when I got back to do a bit of a tour of the hotel.
Let's Bowl!!
I ate breakfast, dinners and snacks pretty much exclusively at Bayliner Diner, I was very impressed with the food choices and the staff was spectacular.
The pool area's are kind of amazing. If it was a different kind of trip I can imagine spending a lot of time in the lazy river.
What's up Volcano Bay
Cabana Bay Lobby
More pools.
I didn't realize that the hotel had interior and exterior corridor rooms, I had just asked for "whatever is available" when I checked in.
So if you have a preference, be sure to request it. Personally, I was happy to have a room with an interior corridor, away from the pools as that's not what I was there for.
My last stop before heading up to the room to pack was the store to do some shopping. They had Hagrid's merch out.
I was very tempted to buy this hat, but have a rule that I don't wear merch until I can ride the ride.
Plus, I prefer fitted hats. I wish more parks would have them as an option.
Phone cases in a variety of styles
And of course, lots of Magical Creatures
Thanks Cabana Bay for a fantastic stay.
I was totally blown away by Cabana Bay. I knew I would love it, and it's retro style, but I wasn't sure how much. Sure, I wasn't really there for relaxing and enjoying the hotel, but even as a conference goer it fit the bill.
We're talking about a family trip to Orlando in the near future, definitely think Cabana Bay will be where we stay for our Universal portion.
Stay tuned later this week for additional updates from both Fun Spots and SeaWorld Orlando where we discover there are still good people in the world.
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Today we're taking our first look at Halloween Horror Nights Orlando for 2018. Well, really, this is the culmination of 3 different trips to HHN, but who's counting!!
We hope you enjoy this extended look at HHN Orlando, be sure to check back for more pics as we make more visits!!
Written by Renée Girard
We couldn't make it to opening weekend of Halloween Horror Nights in Orlando this year, but we're here tonight for the first of many this season!
First house of the night was Slaughter Sinema, a great comedy horror house. Really fun!
The colorful and cute characters in the Revenge of Chucky scare zone.
We didn't do Stranger Things on our first night, but honestly, a 45 minute wait isn't so bad! Expect peak nights to be much higher, I'm sure.
Wait times stayed fairly low and we did every house except Stranger Things.
Had a blast watching the dancing in the Vamp 85: New Year's Eve scare zone. Gotta love Thriller!
Beware of the Killer Klowns from Outer Space!
Twisted Tradition is another awesome scare zone, and one we'll need to go through when it's dark out next time.
The Trick r Treat house is SO good! I loved the scare zone last year, and it's so fun to see it back as a house.
It looks like another fantastic year at Universal Orlando's Halloween Horror Nights! We'll be back for more real soon!
I'd say that the Stranger Things house is a little popular, with a wait time of 105 minutes immediately after the gates open.
In addition to the awesome houses and scare zones, Horror Nights has some pretty tasty treats and snacks you need to try!
I really love the look of this bar setup at Horror Nights. I haven't tried the specialty drinks yet!
And it's still Dufftoberfest in Springfield! Pretty cool that they offer a seasonal beer there.
We also tried the Horror Nights doughnuts from Voodoo Doughnuts at CityWalk. Yum!
The scare zones and scare actors of Horror Nights have all been terrific!
And finally at Horror Nights tonight, we'll count down and party like it's 1985 with a bunch of vampires.
It's a busy night at Horror Nights but I did 5 houses before 7pm! The front of the park is much more crowded at the moment.
I love these!
Stranger Things house wait time as of 7:30pm. Yikes!
We'll be adding even more pics to this update on our next visits!! Stay Tuned!!
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Holidays at Universal Orlando Resort
Today we're back in Florida as we take a look at the Holidays at Universal Orlando Resort.
Both parks are decked out for the Holidays and look amazing. Let's take a look!!
Written by Renée Girard
Stopping by Universal Orlando this afternoon for some holiday entertainment.
The old Terminator building is all decked out for Christmas.
It's snowing in Diagon Alley!
Christmas decorations are up in the London area outside of Diagon Alley.
The holiday additions to Diagon Alley are pretty subtle but nice.
Fast & Furious Supercharged construction progress.
It's time for the all new Universal's Holiday Parade featuring Macy's.
The minions and the rest of the gang from Despicable Me kick off the Universal Holiday Parade.
Characters from Madagascar and Shrek featured in balloons and floats for the parade.
Santa Claus comes to town for the grand finale of the Universal Holiday Parade, and the tree lights up for the evening.
I loved Puss in Boots' Santa costume!
We didn't make it in time for a Grinchmas show, but still took in the sights of Seuss Landing.
Oh, and the lines today? Super short to non existent. It's the most wonderful time of the year!
Took in another viewing of the holiday show on Hogwarts Castle, and it's such a wonderful addition.
It's been great to see new things for the holidays this year at Universal Orlando!
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- September 25, 2018
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We all know the importance of English language, English is a widely used speaking language it holds a great opportunity in it. Most of the countries used English as their first or as the second main language for all the communication and official works. English is an international language and it is very easy to find an English speaking person in any country, English used as the medium for communication in business, science and technology, and all international information.
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In recent years ecocriticism has renovated the old orthodoxy, demolished forty years ago by Raymond Williams, that Thomas Hardy was the "incomparable chronicler" of an unchanging culture and the "last representative of old rural England." In particular, The Woodlanders has been reread as the study of a culture of belonging that is infiltrated and undermined by a culture of tourism. This essay argues that Hardy's novel in fact obliges us to question what belonging means in Wessex, where tourism is already immanent and where the culture of habitat is a consumer fantasy to which Hardy himself contributed as a producer of rural tales for metropolitan markets. Fiction reading and the tourism it complements and engenders both have material consequences, as the novel acknowledges. Reader-tourists see themselves in Grace Melbury, in particular, and recognize in her story a struggle toward a new kind of touristic subjectivity, founded in poetic attentiveness. If they read Hardy aright, they are encouraged to follow Grace in unmaking the self-evidence of the scenic Wessex: to notice it, as she does, for the first time, in an extreme close-up that "disproportions" and denaturalizes it, refuting the sedate long shots of tourist brochures.
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