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SASKATOON - Shares of uranium producer Cameco Corp. closed nearly eight per cent Monday after the company received much less than it was seeking in an arbitration dispute.
The downward pressure on the stock price, after what the company called a disappointing amount of damages, came despite a positive decision Friday night from U.S. President Donald Trump to not impose import restrictions on uranium.
Cameco says a tribunal of international arbitrators ruled that Japanese utility Tokyo Electric Power Co. did not have the right to leave a supply agreement and awarded Cameco US$40.3 million, far less than the US$700 million in damages that it was seeking.
"We are pleased that the Tribunal agreed that TEPCO was not entitled to terminate the supply agreement, but we are disappointed with the amount of damages awarded," said CEO Tim Gitzel in a statement.
TEPCO said in 2017 that it would terminate a long-term contract because of measures the Japanese government took after the 2011 Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster.
News of the ruling, which can't be appealed, overshadowed the positive decision from the U.S. to not impose import restrictions on uranium over national security concerns.
Cameco's share price closed down $1.13, or 7.81 per cent, at $13.33 on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
The Saskatoon-based company, which sells about 25 per cent of its production to the U.S., says it was pleased by the U.S. decision and sees value in strengthening energy security on a North American basis.
Gitzel said in a statement that he welcomed a recent commitment by Trump and Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to develop a joint action plan on critical minerals.
"With operations on both sides of the border, Cameco also sees tremendous value in increasing co-operation between the United States and Canada to address critical mineral issues and strengthen security of supply on a North American, rather than strictly national, basis."
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Wanting to order your very own copy of this award-winning documentary on the life and work of Gilbert Klingel? The Mathews Maritime Foundation has them. Order online, shipped right to you, support a great cause! http://www.mathewsmaritime.com/giftshop.html
Richmond International Film Festival – April 25
The Richmond International Film Festival, a film and music festival, is coming up soon. We are so happy to have been selected to screen our Klingel documentary at this big Richmond event. Awards for this festival will be announced at the end of the festival week, and you won't want to miss it! So, the …
Klingel Film Events, Updated 4/1/19
New events added! SCREENINGS AND EVENTS 2019: • February 10, 3 p.m. – Byrd Theatre, Richmond. RVA Environmental Film Festival Grand Prize Screening of "The Legacy of Gilbert Klingel: Man of Steel" • February 28, 7 p.m. – Gloucester Arts on Main film event: Klingel film screening • March 9 [ Rescheduled to Aug. 10, …
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March sailing on Milford Haven. And THANK YOU Jim Warwick!
Feb. 27, 2019 – Gazette Journal
Great article in the local paper introducing the On The Water Club, thank you Sherry Hamilton. And welcome Skipper Geoffrey Uelmen! Read "On the Water Club seeks to introduce youth to aquatic adventures"
Gloucester Arts on Main showing of Klingel film 2/28/19
Our next screening of "Gilbert Klingel: Man of Steel" is in Gloucester – The Arts on Main – Thursday, February 28 at 7 pm. Address is 6580 Main St, Gloucester, VA 23061. Website: www.gloucesterarts.org Below, an article in the Feb. 7th edition of the Gloucester Mathews Gazette-Journal announces the event:
On the Water Program
John BonnerFounding Member · Just now Hello Mariners, The 1791 ship has been rechartered for this year, however there are some changes in the participation of the Mathews Maritime Foundation . MMF is starting a new program for 12-20 year olds to be Mariners in a new program called "On the Water". The waters surrounding …
2019 RVA Environmental Film Festival Celebrates Virginia Filmmakers!
February 4 – 13 & 16 2019 RVA Environmental Film Festival Celebrates Virginia Filmmakers! For immediate release 1/28/19 Richmond, VA. The Ninth Annual RVA Environmental Film Festival (RVA EFF) celebrates its commitment to independent, Virginia filmmaking again this year as part of this February's RVA EFF 10-day event. The mission of the RVA EFF is to …
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Klingel film wins top honors and Grand Prize Award
Great News! The biographic documentary film, "The Legacy of Gilbert Klingel: Man of Steel" directed by Dave Miller, has been awarded the Grand Prize Award and top honors at the RVA Richmond Environmental Film Festival. "The Legacy of Gilbert Klingel: Man of Steel" will be shown Sunday, February 10th, at the Byrd Theatre in Richmond, at 3 …
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How to get your copy of "Man of Steel"
Follow this link to Dave Miller Productions to order DVDs or digital copies of the film, "Gilbert Klingel: Man of Steel"… http://www.millerproductionsofvirginia.com/index.html Scroll down until you see this option…

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The New Saints of Oswestry Town are delighted to announce the signing of Northern Ireland Under 21 International Ryan Brobbel, subject to International clearance.
The former Middlesbrough Under 21's Captain has joined The Saints having spent a brief spell at Whitby Town.
Brobbel had been with Middlesbrough from the age of five and signed a three year professional contract with them back in 2011.
The 22 year old has also had football league experience, playing for both York City and Hartlepool United.
Born in Hartlepool, he is eligible to represent England, the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland and has been on training camps with both Irish teams.
He played for the Northern Ireland Under 17, Under 18 and Under-19 teams before making his debut for the Under 21's in a 3–0 away defeat against Malta in May 2013.
Brobbel scored for the Under 21's in a 2–1 home defeat to Serbia in a 2015 UEFA European Under 21 Championship qualification match on the 9th of September 2014 and has earned nine caps.
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MONTREAL, QC, June 21, 2018 – Alphinat (TSXV: NPA) the editor of the SmartGuide low-code platform announces the delivery of a compliance solution for an agency of the Federal Government of Canada. The solution allows Canadian companies to submit an annual report summarizing all payments made to governments in all jurisdictions, globally. The federal agency turned to Alphinat and its partner, Maplesoft, to ensure timely delivery of this online system that optimizes the reporting process that stems from a commitment Canada made at the 2013 G8 leader's summit (now G7).
"We have worked extensively with Alphinat's SmartGuide on a range of high profile public sector projects to great success. We continue to find new and innovative digital government solutions that can be delivered in a timely manner and under the tight financial constraints that government organizations typically face today" said Brian Deeks, COO of Maplesoft Consulting Inc., Ottawa.
"We are proud to have been involved in this project and that SmartGuide once again proved the ability to rapidly deliver solution on time and on budget" said Philippe Lecoq, CEO of Alphinat. "SmartGuide is a critical part of this project as it orchestrates the entire end-user experience while interacting with the back-end systems in place", continued Lecoq. "Not only does SmartGuide help accelerate time-to-market, it also shortens the testing and maintenance phases."
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At Alphinat, we are driven by the passion to make application development easy for everyone. It always struck us as odd that the people with the vision of how a finished application should look and behave would only be involved at the start of the process. After all, what better way to ensure a favourable outcome than to provide those closest to an application's end-users with a vested interest in its success throughout its development?
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Gwinnett Archaeological Research Society Meeting- March 19, 2019
The next GARS meeting will be on Tuesday, March 19 at Fort Daniel beginning at 7pm. Guest speaker Dr. Jera Davis, Archaeologist from New South Associates, will be presenting "Stairway to Heaven: Iconography, Afterlife, and Landscape at the Moundville Site." Light refreshments will be served. Meeting is opened to the public!


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Elon Musk seems to know what he's doing. He's created an aspirational brand that consumers are drawn to and vehicles that are high-performing and obviously, very efficient. The demand for the Model 3, which is priced considerably lower than the S or X models, is astronomically high and has created additional hurdles for Tesla. Either way, the Model 3 is an ideal means of obtaining electric mobility and people are lining up to purchase them. Mating a vehicle such as the Tesla 3 with Forgiato Flow wheels simply makes sense. Both are new, fresh designs and seem to be the proverbial "little brothers" to their more expensive siblings. Not to mention, both are gorgeous and that is quite a rare combination.


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Five cats from shpinx to British Shorthair to exotic and moggies all are so happy with this food great digestion no bloating purrfect for our cat family would very highly recommend. Won't use anything else.
I have a multi-cat household and previously Purizon was the one food that all of my cats would eat and really enjoy. I have noticed on the last two orders that the size of the kibble has decreased and with it the cats enjoyment of it. Now two of my cats will no longer eat it and the others eat it eventually rather than immediately as they did before.
Thanks to another review on your site by a Bengal owner, I decided to try these with my 2 Bengal cats. I'm pleased to say they love them! And I have tried lots of other kibbles without much success.
Since Hills Natures Best has stopped being made, I was trying to find a cat food my two Bengals would eat. I had tried all different types bought from Zooplus without success. I decided to try Purizon chicken and fish. Yaay finally found something they liked. Their health has improved and their coats are more glossy than ever. If you have a fussy cat try this.
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When my cats have a good whisker wash after food they have enjoyed their meal, and this gets the paws up and a definite must for those enjoying dry kibble
Our Ragdoll loves this it's the only food he eats. I'm glad it's got such good ingredients as he was previously an Iams cat.
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It took a while but our Burmese happily munch away now..
Our Burmese appreciate their previous cat food now :( I suppose the over-powering smell of herring is too much for them. Wish I would have bought three-flavours instead.
Great ingredients and price point and my cat happily eats it but she throws it up in chunks. She never throws up...
My cats get a helping of this at bedtime, and they love it so much that they keep trying to shepherd me off to bed earlier and earlier in the evening!
Although my cats really seem to like this I have only given it stars 4 stars as I think it really should be in a resealable bag to keep it fresh. I have a large plastic box and can only get half of the large bag in. I would buy two smaller bags, but obviously this works out more expensive.
Have cats with fussy appetites and very delicate tummys which is so not good with ragdolls and their furry bottoms im sure you know what I mean. Tried a grain free pouch from jw and that helped but not entirely ,tried a few dry grain free but they just did not like it so ordered Purizon fish and wow they love it and so do the cats tummies,oddly every pack smells slightly different some very hard to stand but others much better however overall very very happy with this
I have tried my 4 on all the top dry food brands (Orijen, Acana, Applaws etc) & they haven't been a hit all round. I was skeptical about Purizon as the ingredients are similar to some listed above but I was VERY wrong-all flavours are loved by all. The protein (and also potato) content is quite high but I will accept this for a quality brand they all love - I can finally move away from the dreaded Royal Canin!! Thanks Purizon - you have signed me up as a regular customer. Very happy indeed.
Excellent quality food at a very good price. All my cats gradually start to eat only this one.I can notice a difference on their coat and they don't have digestion problems any more!
We call these stinky fish drops as they smell like old fish left on the harbour for a morning. My cats, who normally do not enjoy dried food, absolutely love these. Delicious. Maybe like the cat version of garum (a stinky rotten fish sauce the Romans enjoyed)
I am so happy that both my cats love this food - they never turn their nose up at it and as it is a good quality dry food with no additives that could be bad for them I am delighted.
My two cats love all the versions of Purizon. I chose it because it is grain free and seems to have the quality ingredients I want to feed my cats - luckily they love it!
My 1 year old cat loves this food and it is good to know she is getting quality food with a high meat content . I weight the food out to make sure I dont over feed as so little is needed and as soon as she hears the packet rustle she appears! I definitely recommend this to other owners wanting a high quality brand .
I recently decided to get my cats the best quality dry for. I went for AATU 85/15 but my spoilt fur babies did not like it so I tried Purizon and the 3 of them absolutely love it. I would happily recommend it to anyone interested in giving their cat great nutrition that cats love
Really pleased with this product, both of my cats love the fish variety, which is great for the fussy one as I've been trying to get him onto a grain free diet and found that he's not so keen on other types. The kibble size is fine, some others are so big and heavy that about 12 biccies is their total daily allowance! I also like that they come in 400g bags as they get fed up of larger ones before they're a third finished. I will be ordering the other flavours next.
I have tried every dried cat diet under the sun after giving up on wet foods to try and find a solution to their vomiting. I have 4 cats and 2 of them vomit every single day - and then I tried Purizon. It has stopped! I cannot tell you how happy that makes me!!!!! All 4 cats enjoy Purizon too.
Wow!! That is what I thought upon opening this bag, you could tell it had a very high fish content which is good however my cats never seemed overly impressed they don't eat it as fast as some of the other dry foods I have been trying them with, also it made my room absolutely stink so it got relegated to an area of the flat with a better air flow around it. I won't be buying this again.
My cat dislikes most cat biscuits but these go down a treat. They are a great buy.
my cats love this food so much they wont eat any other brands and if i forget to order this from ZP and have to substitute till next bag arrives with another brand then the other food just sits in the bowl they wont touch it. But Purizon they love and they seem very healthy on it too.
My cat adores this food, so much so that sometimes he refuses to eat anything else. He can be quite fuzzy, but will never say no to Purizon.
I have 2 cats of my own and 2 more which are my grandaughters looking after them while she is at University. Was feeding my cats wet food they wern't keen on biscuits. All this wet food was becoming a pain so I thought I would try and get them all on to dry food,My Daughter uses your site for her 2 dogs and sent for a sample of Purizon they all loved it and we have never looked back.
My three fussy Burmese love it. Easily digested with no throwing up like some grain based products. Pleased we switched and so are they :-)
Both my cats love this food and so do I although not actually tasted it myself! I feed wet food and dry as cats need moisture in their food and they went off J W B . Would be good in a low fat variety as one cat in on the tubby side .
I have 3 cats - one with the the constitution of an ox, another intolerant to any grains and possibly with IBS and my last who suffers with EPI. All three of my cats love this food and happily eat both the chicken and the fish varieties. With low Carbs and high protein it is perfect for cats with EPI and IBS and their coats have significantly improved on this. If you are not used to feeding high protein food to your cats, then you will notice that their poo does smell more. This is caused by the higher level of protein and an unfortunate side effect of feeding your cat with good, high quality cat food!
I ordered trial packs of the two flavours of Purizon for my two ten year old cats who normally have another brand's senior range. They absolutely love this food and finish it at practically one sitting. One of my cats is overweight and it's good to know that her dry food has no added cereal. I am very impressed with this dry food so much so my unopened stock of their previous one will be going to a cat rescue centre!
Having 10 cats is hard to find a food that they will all eat...!!! Empty dishes nothing is left over - they all love from the youngest to the oldest
My 3 cats usually have iams and I think they were getting bored of it, tried this and they loved it, thank goodness lol , they are very fussy
My very fussy tabby boy loves this and would not eat biscuits before after a bad start in life . My pnly gripe os the bag wont seal afyer opening and it has split so had to put it in a carrier bag to keep it fresh
My fussy boy loves this. He's a picky eater and normally won't eat food he doesn't know but as soon a I gave him a trial bag of this he eats it all. Would definitely recommend.
I suspect my Korat baby of having a cereal/grain allergy so I am trying him on various grain/cereal free foods. This is brilliant just what i was looking for. Both boys eat this with no problems at all (clean bowls every time). You can tell this product has a great source of meat/fish due to the smell you get as soon as you open the packet. This food seems to be the favorite with my boys. I have to weigh the food before giving it to them as my gutsy Korat boy would try to eat the entire bag given half the chance. Both their coats are lovely and shiny with this food too.
Wonderful quality food. Full of healthy goodness. Great for older cats who are needing something a bit softer too. And seems to suit a more delicate tummy also. It is a strong smelling food (ideal for cats fussy noses, but a bit shocking for us humans!). Finally found a food my cat doesn't get bored of. The bag is resealable too so it stays fresher.
I switched my cat from Applaws to Purizon to see if it would help her put on weight and whether it had any effect on the tartar build-up on her teeth. She loves the fish Purizon and a few weeks later she has put on weight and her coat looks lovely and sleek. Her teeth look whiter too so I will buy the chicken and fish Purizon to give her variety.
One of my Maine Coons had to have all his teeth out because of severe gingivitis. He can no longer eat the big Maine Coon biscuits and had difficulty picking up most other kinds. Then I found Purizon, which he can lick up. He loves them and is looking really well.


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We mobilize the expertise that allows our clients to benefit from innovative solutions, and leverage a wide range of aesthetic finishes to free up their architectural creativity, reach their environmental objectives, and add value to their building portfolio.
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Renan is an independent FINRA licensed financial advisor; He has been working as a client fiduciary since 2014. This started when, Renan received thenews that a good Panamanian friend lost all his retirement savings and was now penniless! This event was the catalyst for Renan to make a career change from international business to now helping his clients protect and grow their retirement portfolios and avoid the devastating impact that poor retirement planning can lead to. Today, his passion is to guide and teach his clients how to design their portfolios "mathematically" with an intent on avoiding losing money, providing a lifetime income, preserving 100% of their principal, and building in substantial liquidity and flexibility along the way.
Prior to working as an advisor, Renan owned and operated a successful French restaurant that he later sold to move to Panama where he worked with Christies Great Estates assisting Americans and Europeans looking to invest and/or resettle in Panama. Soon after, he and a business partner founded Strategy Panama that focused on helping clients supplement their retirement income by identifying businesses they could launch or purchase. He graduated from UNCW where he majored in Spanish and Business.
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Linksys routers were ranked highest in consumer satisfaction in the 2018 J.D. Power wireless router satisfaction report. The report gathered statistics from 846 current owners and ranked routers based on Wi-Fi range, reliability, upload/download speed,
Rogers offers the fastest fixed line broadband speeds available in Canada, and Bell Mobility tops wireless download speeds on average, according to a new report based on data from Ookla's Speedtest Intelligence. The
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The same humid air that slows down your morning jog over the summer slows down your apps too, according to mobile research firm Apteligent, Inc. Despite the many advanced and/or questionable functions provided
If you were to guess whether Canada's ICT economy was better or worse today than it was in 2011, which one would you pick? Better right? It seems like a safe bet, after
Canadians love their smartphones and wireless devices, even if we don't always love our carriers and the service they provide. And our experiences can vary depending on the province or city we call
Looking ahead to the next four years for the Canadian IT market, research firm IDC Canada sees continued change as companies and users move to the third platform, based in cloud computing and
If you've even been on an airplane with a crying baby and found solace by slipping on your headphones and turning on the noise cancelling feature, you know just how great this technology
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TD Canada Trust rolled out its new app today that enables a tap-to-pay function on some Android and BlackBerry devices operating on the networks of Bell Canada, Rogers Wireless, and Telus Mobility, the
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Tumblr was removed from the App Store because of failed child pornography filters
Tumblr's app for iOS has mysteriously disappeared from the App Store this weekend, possibly due to the appearance of inappropriate content on the social networking site.
Tumblr users have recently complained about several issues on the iOS version of the app. PiunikaWeb spotted that users could not locate the app while the iOS parental control features were enabled. Shortly thereafter, the app seemed to disappear from the App Store for everyone.
In a statement, Tumblr explained that it works closely with partners such as the National Center for Missing and Exploited to actively monitor for content uploaded to its platform. It also said a "routine audit" revealed content that was not yet included in an industry database of known child sexual abuse material, against which Tumblr content is checked.
Apple has adopted a zero-tolerance policy, choosing to pull any app with accessible child pornography even when it may be hard to find and developers are continuously trying to root it out. Another example is in February, when the popular messaging app Telegram was pulled. Apple worked with Telegram to get the illegal content taken down, ban the offending users, and institute controls.


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Genetic diversity of Lippia sidoides Cham. and L. gracilis Schauer germplasm
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The conservation of plants in germplasm banks ensures the characterization and availability of these resources for future generations. The present study used DNA markers to obtain genetic information about germplasm collections of Lippia sidoides and L. gracilis, which are maintained in an Active Germplasm Bank (AGB). Genetic variability of samples in the AGB was assessed using 12 combinations of amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) primers (EcoRI/MseI). Twenty simple sequence repeat primers designed for L.


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The road to reintegration: leading orphanages from institutional to family care
CRC Case Manager Victor Kanu recently visited the home of former residential student Abdulai Dakowa, who is now enrolled in the Family Care Program. His mother Saffiatu is so grateful to be reunited with her son.
Saffiatu enrolled in the CRC's first microfinance class, and started an African soap business with the small loan she received upon graduation from the class. She joined the local "osusu" (lending group) and has been able to turn a profit and save money to support her little family.
Victor found that Abdulai is doing well at home with his mother, brother and sister. He helps with cooking and some domestic work, and participates in morning devotions with his family. His mother says that Abdulai is practicing his Christian life at home.
"I wish to express my sincere thanks and appreciation to you for the valuable assistance your organization has rendered to me in the upbringing and education of my son Abdulai at this very difficult time," Saffiatu told Victor. "This offer to us has contributed so immensely to the future of Abdulai," she says with gratitude.
Fourteen-year-old Hannah Smith attends the Methodist Girls High school in Bo where she is enrolled in Junior Secondary 1. Hannah and her younger brother Paul were enrolled in the residential program, and were recently reunified to live with their father, who is disabled.
Hannah's school organized a quiz and debate competition for 16 children across 3 classes (JSS1, JSS2, and JSS3), to observe the African Day of the Child commemoration, with the objective to identify competent pupils in the school. Questions were designed and selected for all junior secondary school subjects.
At the end of the competition, Hannah Smith emerged as the victor in the debate category for JSS 1 and a certificate was presented to her in recognition of her participation and achievement.
"I was really happy," Hannah said. "The reason I'm so happy is that when I stood for the competition and won it, my friends were all very happy for me. I studied hard to bring success, encouraging other children in my community, the CRC program, and in the school to be bold and study hard." Hannah shared her thanks and appreciation for the teachers in the school for helping to prepare her.
Hannah also gives credit to the CRC staff as well for helping her to be successful. As a result of CRC support and what they had taught her, Hannah benefitted from their stories, reading, devotions, and preaching of the gospel.
One of the school's teachers, Mr. Ibrahim Sillah said "Hannah Smith is one of our best students in the school and it was not a surprise she came out as the victor in the competition. And as for her performance in class, she came in second in the first examination, first in the second examination and we hope she will earn the best result in the ongoing examination!"
- Deborah Kanneh, Family Care Program Coordinator
Sponsors Gaylew and Roger Hutchison were excited to hear Hannah's news. "We're very proud of Hannah!" Gaylew exclaimed. Roger shares his wife's pride, "We're so very proud that she is our sponsored child." Hannah displays her certificate, joined by FCP Coordinator Deborah Kanneh, and her teacher Mr. Sillah.
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Abu Bakarr Kanu has made excellent progress in his recovery from severe burns he suffered in March of 2017. Since that time, Mercy Hospital has been committed to his care and recovery. Abu Bakarr lived for months at Mercy Hospital, so that he could receive around the clock care. Additionally, The Child Rescue Centre provided weekly counseling sessions to help him to cope.
Abu Bakarr and his brothers Yahyah and Mohamed were officially enrolled in the Child Rescue Centre, and last fall, he was able to move home with brothers, uncle and grandmother, and begin classes at the Bo Kulanda Town Primary School.
Abu Bakarr loves school, and is getting good grades. His best subjects are English and mathematics, and he spends a lot of time studying for both. His best friend in school is named Brian, and they are also in the same class. Brian and Abu Bakarr love to play and read together. His brothers continue to encourage him in his recovery, telling him often, "don't worry, you are going to get well soon."
Abu Bakarr's wounds are still healing, as healing from serious burns is a long and laborious process. He is happy to be home and going to school, but he still visits Mercy regularly to get his bandages changed, and to allow the Mercy staff to track his progress.
Fortunately, Abu Bakarr's family lives close to both the school and Mercy Hospital, and he has many friends who are happy to walk with him to school and to the hospital. Neither is far, but he needs to take breaks along the way.
Most of the students enrolled in Child Rescue Centre programs live in and around Bo, where the CRC headquarters and facility is located. However, the CRC now supports students in Freetown, Makeni, Kenema, Fengehun and other places. Recently, CRC staff who manage the Family Care Program traveled to Freetown to conduct home and school visits with the CRC students living with their families there.
Many people have the misconception that the Child Rescue Centre is a place located in Bo, Sierra Leone, where children live. In fact, the residential program of the CRC is the smallest of all CRC programs, making up just 3% of the total number of students who are supported by the CRC. The majority of the CRC students live with their own or foster families, and receive financial and medical support that allows them to enjoy growing up within a family and community, while also providing them with access to education and medical care that would otherwise be out of reach.
Home visits with "Forever Families"
The CRC's Family Strengthening Program not only provides the opportunity for parents and family to visit the CRC and attend regular activities with their student, but also gives students the chance to spend weekends and holidays at their forever homes. This helps students to become gradually acclimated to life in the Bo community. The students enjoy learning how to help out at home.
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42nd Street - One4Review
A competent performance by this youth theatre to a sell out crowd. An unusual choice of venue for this style of show as the space is quite restrictive to what you can do. There has been some pruning of the show (e.g. the Shadow Waltz dance) but all the main numbers are there.
The singing was generally very good with the leads all doing a sterling job. The acting was generally okay though quite a lot of the intentions in the script were missed and the characters could do with a lot more fleshing out. The choreography again is good although the actual dancing needs more pizzazz and commitment – that extra bit of reach and style etc. Great to see guys who can dance and do high kicks in a youth show though!
It's nice to have a cast with mics in this venue and also nice to have a live band but the trumpets were having a seriously bad day. There's also quite a bit of the orchestration missing despite a piano filling in. It all tended to feel a bit rushed too.
All in all a nice production of a classic show; a special mention must go to those playing Peggy Sawyer and Dorothy Brock and especially to Julian Marsh who always commanded the stage when he was on.
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The ban on abortion funding [passed in the U.S. House version of the health care reform legislation, but rejected by the Senate] extended the logic of the pro-choice case for abortion rights. Pro-choice advocates, after all, have long argued that we need to respect the private moral choices of American citizens. Public funding of abortion, by this logic, would not respect our moral differences because it would force pro-life citizens to subsidize the practice of abortion. A ban on funding, therefore, is consistent with what is essentially a libertarian case for abortion rights. This is partly why many Americans who are otherwise sympathetic to abortion access nevertheless believe the state should not treat abortion as a welfare right.Even though its proponents claim to be "pro-choice," the Senate bill would force Americans to support elective abortions whether they want to or not.
Friday, December 11, 2009
Why the Senate health care bill is not pro-choice
It's pro-abortion. Jon Shields explains in the New Yorker:
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May 30, 2011
Dear Readers,
We still really need guest strips and art for the month of June (when I'm in China!) I'm frantically making strips in the next week, but we still need some help. Send stuff to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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CII has entered into a partnership with NITI Aayog on SDGs. This initiative aims to showcase the efforts of Indian businesses to the Government and the UN, increase awareness amongst businesses, share best practices and build a tracking mechanism for further improvising industry engagement to achieve SDGs by 2030.
The partnership seeks to improve and consolidate business engagement on SDGs. The three concrete outcomes to achieve are: showcase Indian business action on SDGs to Indian government and the UN; improve and consolidate business engagement on SDGs and proliferate and cross-fertilise ideas and practices on SDGs between business and government.


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I have fixed the Main Doors in Gr Floor and as well as in Ist floor at a correct position as per Vastu, that in NE (Faceing East) Ishayan. But other doors fixed in South (towards 1/3rd position to east). As per Vastu is it okay? kindly tell me, and suggest me.
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IID is an institute providing comprehensive care in Infectious diseases, especially HIV/AIDS. The institute harbors a laboratory, pharmacy, research departments in addition to the outpatient clinic.
We are recruiting for the post of Health Care Manager who will oversee the administration of the center.
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Letter: Many hands made light work of Lighthouse grounds
June 14, 2017
On behalf of the residents of Losvar Condominiums, I would like to thank Pastor Jim Romack and the members of New Life Church of Everett.
On their "One Day" of service June 11, about 25 people of more than 1,200 people participating in Snohomish County weeded and mulched all of the flowerbeds at the Mukilteo Lighthouse. In addition, they trimmed the hedge and pruned the bushes.
Their efforts helped the Mukilteo Historical Society with the truly daunting task of maintaining the Lighthouse grounds. From those who enjoy the beautiful landscaping, thank you.


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Canadian Visa Reviews
Canadian visa reviews publishes impartial, researched reviews of Canadian immigration consultants and lawyers. We also publish daily news and articles on all things pertaining to immigrating to Canada for work or study.
EM Immigration Consulting Inc. is a firm of Montreal based Canadian immigration consultants. When Canadian visa reviews checked the ICCRC database, they had four regulated immigration consultants working for them. The owner of the business is Elisa Michaud who is regulated with the ICCRC and the Ministrere de I'Immigration, de la Diversite et de I'lnclusion (MIDI) as an immigration consultant. As may be suggested by this, she speaks both French and English, and the website is in both languages. The company also has a lawyer on the team: a Monsieur Emile Baralat, who was called to the Barreau du Quebec in the early 1990s.
The website for this Montreal firm of immigration specialists is modern, easy to navigate with a clean theme. The information presented is easy to understand and well written with up to date information. It has all the relevant information about the different types of Canadian visa, as well as a privacy policy and disclaimer. They offer assistance with Express Entry, Canadian Experience, Study Permits, Provincial Nominee Programmes, Quebec Immigration and Canadian Citizenship and PR Renewal. The website for EM Immigration dos have a news page but it is not updated all that regularly, which lets the site down a little as everything else is beyond reproach.
EM Immigration has both Twitter and Facebook. The Facebook page has 161 followers but the content is obviously not updated very often. On the plus side it was in both French and English. The Twitter page for EM Immigration has only 18 followers and was last updated in 2016. Most of the updates on both social media channels are linking to other news sites or websites and there appears to be little time and care put into crafting interesting, well thought out, pertinent posts and Tweets, which is missing a trick. Social media can be a great way to connect with clients and for prospective customers to see client feedback so we feel that they could spend more time engaging with people on social media.
Canadian visa reviews believes that EM Immigration Consulting are indeed members in good standing of the ICCRC and MIDI, and thus can legally assist immigrants who want to move to Canada for work, study or to be closer to family members. The website could do with more up to date news and the social media channels need some TLC, but apart from that we find them to be wholly reliable.
Canadian visa reviews believes that EM Immigration Consulting are indeed members in good standing of the ICCRC and MIDI, and thus can legally assist immigrants who want to move to Canada for work, study or to be closer to family members.
Canadian Visa Reviews is a review site that provides up to date reviews of Canadian Immigration firms, and also provides the latest visa news. Our aim is to assist people planning on moving to Canada for work or study by giving an honest appraisal of immigration law firms and agencies, so that you can avoid being scammed. We do not offer immigration services ourselves.
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From time to time, the Excel process on my machine will remain in memory for a long time after I close Excel. This will cause Excel add-ins like Smart View and Cube Designer from loading properly.
The culprit is a corrupted Excel15.xlb file that has grown to be a large file size. On my machine, this file was ~10 MB. The normal file size is ~10 KB.
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The last time we did a paid webinar on Indian Elections in March 2014. You can check that report on this post and can download the recording from this link . The views expressed have worked superbly and has helped a lot of investors/traders.
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Scottsdale Foot Doctor
Get To Know Your Scottsdale Foot Doctor
If you ever injure your foot or roll an ankle pretty bad, chances are you'll need to go see a Scottsdale foot doctor. In their field of study, they are referred to as orthopedic surgeons, podiatrist, and podiatric physician. These "foot and ankle doctors" are experts in the study and also the medical treatment of foot, ankle, and your other lower extremities. Even though they are healthcare professionals with extensive education in the physiology and anatomy of the entire human body, their license does not allow them to provide other types of unrelated care other than mainly the foot and ankle.
Orthopedic Surgeon
Orthopedics is the area of surgery focused on caring for patients with conditions involving the musculoskeletal system. Orthopedic surgeons are simply expert foot and ankle surgeons in Scottsdalehave to use both surgical and nonsurgical means to treat spine diseases, sports injuries, degenerative diseases, infections, tumors, congenital disorders, and musculoskeletal trauma.
Orthopedic surgeons may be Medical Doctors (or MDs) or Doctors of Osteopathic Medicine (DOs) who have completed a five-year surgical residency focused on the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions. Orthopedists specialize in the diagnosis and treatment of almost all bone and joint disorders, such as spinal disorders.
Next to an orthopedic surgeon, a podiatrist is one of the top experts in the field of caring for your feet and ankles. With four years of training and education at a podiatric medical school, they continue on to three years of residency for hospital training. This training consists of performing a wide variety of treatments and surgeries on the foot and ankle. These various treatments can range from orthotics, non-invasive shoe inserts, ingrown toenails, preventative diabetic foot care, and even more advanced surgical procedures. These professionals can earn board certification by taking advanced training courses, gaining clinical experience, and by ultimately taking an exam.
It is very common for a Scottsdale foot doctor to specialize. Some opt to specialize in care that can be provided in an office practice setting and others prefer surgical medicine. There are those occasions where some foot doctors will do both. Many of these foot doctors choose to work with non-invasive treatment and others go with treating primarily diabetic patients and their related foot issues. There are multiple areas of concentration a podiatrist can pursue.
Areas Of Concentration
- Sports Medicine
- Surgery
- Wound Care
- Diabetic Care
- Pediatrics (children)
The Difference between a Physician, a Podiatrist, and an Orthopedic Surgeon
In the world of Scottsdale foot doctors, there is a great deal of overlap between physicians who are surgeons and podiatrists who perform surgery, especially in the case of orthopedic surgeons. If you are looking for an expert to perform a procedure on your foot or ankle, find the specialist with the best training as well as having the experience with the very procedure that you need. And make sure they're good at it by reading reviews from past patients. Your ortho foot doctor will be more of the expert foot and ankle surgeon. You can usually tell who does a good job by the feedback they receive. It is best practice not to assume that a physician, podiatrist, or orthopedic surgeon is the best choice based solely on the initials behind their name without doing your homework.
Top 12 Reasons To Visit A Scottsdale Foot Doctor
- Sprains, strains, and broken bones
- You have athlete's foot that isn't going away
- Experiencing joint pain in your feet and ankles
- Athletic injury
- If you are beginning to run regularly
- Runner's knee in particular
- Your activities are being limited by pain in your heel
- Ingrown toenail
- Flat feet
- Experiencing a painful bunion
- Have a corn or callus that won't go away
- Require foot surgery
The Equipment They Use
There are many different pieces of equipment and instruments that foot doctors will utilize to help get a patient back to full health or as close as they were before experiencing the condition or injury. You have the basics like toenail nail clippers, nail files, scalpels, and serrated toenail scissors. For the more advanced cases, they will have to use the hard skin debridement drill, or grinding tool while the individual sits in the customized podiatry patient's chair. It is also very common to see orthics making equipment in a Scottsdale foot doctor's office.
Frequently Asked Questions For
Scottsdale Foot Doctors
Would my shoes be causing my foot disorder?
A shoe can aggravate a foot disorder but, in most cases, the foot disorder was already present like with ingrown toenails, bunions, hammertoes, and spurs.
It is possible to improve my foot and ankle health?
It is very important to select shoes that fit properly and are made with high-quality material. It can also be very beneficial to clean and dry your feet thoroughly each day. Make sure to visit Arizona Institute of Motion if you have aches, pains, or see changes in your skin on your foot.
Is exercise helping my feet?
In most every case, exercise is good for your feet, however, it is important to warm up first and stretch. Be sure to break in your new shoes slowly before venturing out on your next marathon. In the case of diabetes, talk to your Scottsdale foot doctor before doing any weight-bearing exercises.
Does having Diabetes affect my feet?
Diabetes can heavily impact your blood flow and nerves in the feet. Tissues can be damaged making it very difficult to heal a wound and fight infection. Nerve damage, called neuropathy (numbness), can leave you with an ulcer in your foot and not even know it. If you are diabetic, be sure to check your feet daily to monitor any activity.
Are my feet affected by arthritis?
This disease of the joints called arthritis is a condition that needs to be monitored. With 30 joints in your foot, arthritis can be something to keep a close eye on, especially if a joint is out of alignment or has abnormal motion. Arthritis has been known to wear out your foot and ankle cartilage leading to a painful experience. Be sure to get some supportive shoes along with shoe inserts. Medication can also be helpful to ease arthritic foot pains.
Find A Scottsdale Foot Doctor
If you're looking for a Scottsdale foot doctor or just needing to get some questions answered, be sure to do your homework and select the right doctor for you. There are many physicians out there which makes it important to choose one with experience and great results. Here at Arizona Institute of Motion, we specialize in foot ankle conditions, sports medicine, youth sports, bunions, hammertoes, heel pain, traumatic injuries and much more.
Please be sure to reach out to Arizona Institute of Motion if you have any questions at all or would like to schedule a consultation today!
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Set off on amazing adventures with Djeco's Arty Toys collection. This figure is part of the Pirates collection. These great toys are movable, painted action figures created by contemporary designers and illustrators.
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Singles Round Up: 13th April 2014
Well, it's an interesting batch out there this week, some dirge, some very good, others distinctly middling. Here's the low down!
Noeva – I Promise ft. Paige Cakey
A very Beyonce-esque effort from Noeva, albeit a bit too much so that it starts to feel that she might be an actual clone of Mrs Carter herself. Not even a sub-par rap verse from Paige Cakey can save this imitation train wreck.
Not an optimistic start but nonetheless we continue with...
Rupert Stroud – Morning Light
A folky indie track from Rupert Stroud, with vocals akin to those of Elbow frontman Guy Garvey and a relaxing melody to boot; the female backing vocals can be jarring at times but otherwise a decent listen.
A moment of calm before a run of pretty middling material I'm afraid...
JAWS - Think Too Much Feel Too Little
A dull indie track from JAWS in the form of 'Think Too Much Feel Too Little' with a very similar vibe to The 1975, albeit one that crowd might have kicked into touch. Uninspired.
Deaf Havana - 22
A boring slice of rock from Deaf Havana. Rest assured, the band's teenage fanbase will lap up this Springsteen-lite (with the man himself getting a mention) song but for everyone else? Meh.
And now we reach the good stuff at long last! Or at least the promising stuff. Ever the optimist, me.
The Wands - The Dawn
With the current psychedelic rock revival moving along strongly, The Wands will fit into the scene, if not quite setting it alight. An admirable effort nonetheless which shows promise from the Danish duo.
The Tapestry - Right As Rain
A very catchy indie track from Manchester foursome The Tapestry, with shades of early Arctic Monkeys meets The Strokes. A very promising tune to say the least, it's well worth keeping an eye on them for now at least.
And finally... who shall take the coveted single of the week crown? Well, actually it's a tie. I'll leave both Birdy & The Hoosiers to decide amongst themselves who should take the metaphorical crown to wear as if it was real.
The Hoosiers - Make Or Break (You Gotta Know)
A stylishly catchy new song from The Hoosiers with drummer Al Sharland singing vocals in the verses. The combination of the simplistic drums and the indie guitars provide a unique charm - especially when you throw in singer/guitarist Irwin Sparkes' vocals in the chorus for an earworm extraordinaire.
Birdy - Words As Weapons
A very folky effort from Birdy with 'Words As Weapons'; the vocals, albeit somewhat shaky at times, are a delight, as is the repeating guitar part. A special mention has to go to the production as the song feels very tight and neither the vocals nor instrumentals overpower each other.
And that's it for this week! Hopefully you've enjoyed reading this with the same sense of intrigue as browsing through a record shop. Or not, it's a free country after all.


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My friend has suggested me to change the review concept a bit. She said taking pictures of whole place would take lots of time, and I had thousands of food pictures and stories behind them to tell, I should simplify and be flexible. This post marked my first try, I hope it would not too bad.
Pig's offal ("Long tran") is popular dish among Vietnamese drinkers (rice wine), or people who like to eat shrimp paste sauce (mam tom). It included blood sausage ("doi"), stomach, kidney, tongue, heart, intestine, and liver.
(I borrowed this explanation from Google) These offal items were very well cleaned. The pig intestines' tough inner skin (which was exposed to bolus and pre-fecal materials) was completely removed. Then, the intestine was exhaustively soaked, cleaned and rinsed. The nephrons of kidneys were skilfully excised, and the kidneys were soaked for several hours and cleaned.
Perfect pig's offal should be tender or chewy. Must-have dipping sauce was our renowned "mam tom" (shrimp paste sauce), you must squeeze lemon juice and mix it well with mam tom until light bubble comes on the surface. For spicy eater, add chillies! Despite serious distaste from the majority of Westerners, offal is quite mild and surprisingly palatable actually. The consistency may be a turn off to some, but we embrace its subtle chewiness. Herbal leaves are veggies addition for your palate to completely "enjoy" this dish, don't forget them 😉
To warm up your tummy, a bowl of congee (rice porridge) would be great finishing touch. You could eat the pig's offal rice porridge independently, however, I had a steamed offal plate before, so I only ordered the plain rice porridge, which was cooked by broth of offal stew. The bowl was topped with "la tia to" – red perilla's leaves, a.k.a beefsteak plant's leaves (I laughed a lot when I found this name!!! 😀 ). Perilla's leaves and trees were widely known as herbal medicine to prevent cold, flu in Asia. Offal was considered cold element in food, I guessed the idea that rice porridge and red perilla's leaves would balance your inner system (health) after eating them 🙂
Last but not least, where did I eat? There were bunch of good places in Hanoi for this food, but this post was for the one near my apartment in Cau Giay district. Tuan Duong was one of two famous pig's offal places around Buoi Market's area. Because of road work, and the new bridge, it moved from 616 Buoi street to current address. I've heard the lady owner-main cook said that they lost huge amount of guests, and changed whole new serving staff, but they hope people would gradually know and come back. Currently, it only opens from late morning till late afternoon. Hope they would regain their glorious fame a.k.a old days soon! (Seriously, it was really crowded before moving).
Pig's offal plate 100k VND
Rice porridge (without pig's offal): 25k VND
Tuan Duong (Updated new address)
88 Nguyen Dinh Hoan street, Cau Giay district


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Written by Alaa A. Rahman
Previously on "Decisions in a Halo – Episode VIII: Twin Souls"
You would think a girl like myself, born under the fire sign Sagittarius, would have enough compassion to understand humans, to interact with them, to see what they see, to feel what they feel, to care enough to open her heart and divulge her deepest darkest thoughts.
You would think a girl like myself, would act all…girly.
But that's really not the case.
Unlike your average girl, I don't believe in relying too much on emotions. I believe that life is simpler than having one's heart open all the time. I believe in the power of logic, sense, and mind. I believe that a person must live, think, love, see, and feel simple.
This should be humanity's truth. This should be our way of conducting life. Why do we tend to complicate matters? I will never come close to answering that question. I live by my own doctrine; a doctrine of simplicity, embedded in a framework of logic and sense.
Sarah El-Korayem lives by her own rules. She believes in a care-free lifestyle, a lifestyle built on understanding, ease of operation and a reasonable amount of emotions. Too much of them render her life problematic and filled with "drama".
Drama, the worst creation ever made on this Earth. The worst possible torture one can endure, even worse than having to be tortured under Nazi rule.
One could imagine her "discomfort" when her best friend, Salma, comes to her relaying emotions and feelings to Sarah that are way too strong for her "framework" to hold.
Sarah never liked her mind to be focused on just one thing, especially when it came to matters of the heart, let alone matters of someone else's heart. But for the meantime, she relished in the fact that she had a free period at university and was thinking of skipping macroeconomics 101.
An Economics and Political Sciences student, she hovered around the courtyard for a while, with her oval spectacles, red backpack, and a bouncing brown ponytail. She observed the people through innocent eyes, creating stories around who they were, what they wanted, whom they loved, whom they hated, what they ate for lunch. She created small stories for each of the many people she observed in the courtyard, thinking about how different their lives are from hers. With her mind racing around the many details that comprised her small stories, Sarah enjoyed a small snack while sitting on the steps of the faculty, observing, imagining and most of all, serene.
"Sarah enjoyed a small snack while sitting on the steps of the faculty…"
"Technically, you'll be doing something different, get exposed to different people and push yourself to your limit. And we throw killer parties" Adam winks at a couple of freshmen girls who are listening to him intensely. They giggle at the wink and look at each other, with a peachy blush smeared across their cheeks.
"So where do we sign up?" asks one of the girls, holding her textbooks closer to her chest as she smiles and slightly bites her bottom lip.
"Right here, ladies. Right here," Adam hands them a sign-up sheet with several empty slots indicating: name, mobile, faculty and email, alongside a pen. The two "potentials" giggle as they write down their credentials, give Adam a unified bye which he reciprocates with a charming smile and a glint in his eyes. This only spurs on their girlish attitude as they walk away heads together, chatting about how hot Adam was.
"Great score boss!" says Adam's vice PR Manager, a dorky third-year commerce student, who has made it his life's goal to become Adam in every way possible. His orange puffy hair was now a buzz cut. He got LASIK eye surgery instead of having to parade around with his rounded spectacles. He started going to the gym and wearing tighter t-shirts and most important of all, he took notes on how to deal with the ladies.
"You see Wael, the important thing about charming the ladies is to be a fun guy. You're cool, you're suave, you're mysterious, you're looking into their souls," explains Adam as he puts on his expert look and pulls his protégé under his arm, "You have to feel like you own the place… scratch that, YOU HAVE TO OWN THE PLACE! You have to feel like you're the boss and everyone around you is beneath you. You've got to be the man!" He ends his note with a slight punch to Wael's chest, which makes him slightly cough.
A few hours ago, Adam thought his day was going to be a complete shithole, but now, it's turning out to be okay. He seems unexpectedly in his game: pretty girls are attracted to his charm, his protégé is looking up to him, and his mind seems to be free of reality's mundane, serious outlook.
"Now onto the next prey!"
At the finish of his sentence, Adam's dark eyes cross paths with Sarah's bright brown ones, a look of repugnance and judgment flaring from their irises. For a fleeting moment, he gets taken aback by the intensity. They hold the gaze for a few seconds before Sarah breaks the link, wraps her sandwich and takes her leave.
Sarah's perception catches the usual mundane Egyptian guy flirting with Egyptian women.
The Dance of the Alpha; Typical Egyptian guys! Oh yes, here's the wink…like clockwork.
Sarah was observing Adam playing the field with two possible female recruits to the so-called "models".
I mean "student activities" is just another word for "drama". Too many people, too much interaction, not enough fun.
The two girls had just signed up for the interviews when they pass next to Sarah.
"Oh my God, he's so hot! I mean have you seen his biceps?" says one girl, almost drooling.
"I could just drown in his eyes, or that smile of his. I don't think I can breathe anymore," says the other, as she gulps for air. The two of them giggle very loud as they march away into the halls of the Faculty building, probably imagining what it would be like to go out with Adam.
How come just the thought of being with that macho excuse of a guy is enough to make them lose it?
Amidst the chaos of students coming to and fro, Sarah's gaze crosses paths with Adam's. They hold the gaze for a few seconds. She breaks the link with a roll of her eyes, as she wraps the rest of her sandwich hastily and leaves.
What a sad excuse for a guy!
Adam walks on with his arm around his orange haired friend, as he scans the courtyard for potentials. Sarah walks towards the back courtyard of the Faculty, hoping she would get a better understanding of the workings of the commotion that seems to come alive on Tuesday in particular. She might be able to better dive into the colorful blend of people, the chemistry that seems to spill over everywhere, the connection that forms; she would get to understand the society around her.
As she walks on towards her destination, Sarah notices Adam walking on, his arm around his orange haired friend, in the same direction as her.


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Scenic landscapes, endless sunshine and stunning sandy beaches Just three of the reasons why over one million tourists flock to Lanzarote each year. With so much to see and infinite blue skies, this is the ideal destination for year-round fun and sunshine.
From families seeking an adventure-filled getaway, to couples looking for a quiet retreat, Lanzarote villa holidays cater to all. Get your heart racing by trekking through volcanic landscapes or trying thrilling water sports. Alternatively, unwind as you explore the island's charming architecture – influenced by local artist, César Manrique.
Here at Villa Plus, we have over 150 villas with private pools in Lanzarote, so you are bound to find one that suits you. Ranging in size from 2 to 7 bedrooms, our well equipped houses provides the perfect home away from home. We have villas where you can walk to the beach in minutes and plenty in the heart of lively resorts if you enjoy a buzzing atmosphere both day and night. Enjoy a tranquil retreat with relaxing sea views or spend quality time together with family and friends in a large group villas that comfortably sleep up to 15 people.
With golden beaches stretching along the coastline and a dramatic volcanic backdrop, Lanzarote is truly stunning. The climate is reliable year round with sunny days and blue skies, ideal for a winter villa holiday. Families will find water parks and Rancho Texas, the wild west theme park fun for all ages. Those who like to get out and explore will finding driving easy with great roads leading along the coast and up to Timanfaya National Park. The mild climate and great scenery make Lanzarote very popular with cyclists and the annual Lanzarote Ironman competition takes place each May.
For a vibrant and energetic resort, select the popular Puerto del Carmen with its bustling shops, historical old town harbour and lively nightlife. During the day, you'l have a choice of golden sandy beaches with a promenade of restaurants and bars behind. Puerto Calero offers a more exclusive experience thanks to its boutique shops, beautiful marina and fine restaurants. It's not far from Puerto del Carmen so you can have the best of both worlds. Close to the resort of Playa Blanca, you'll discover Papagayo Beach with a number of bays to explore plus a cliff top restaurant. Why not explore the lava caves at Cueva de Los Verdes or see the spectacular volcanic craters at Timanfaya National Park? A lesser known feature of the Lanzarote landscape is the Geria vinyards where you can visit the bodegas and sample their wine.
With perennial sunshine you can visit Lanzarote at any time of year and still be sure to soak up some sunshine. The warmest months are July through to September, with an average temperature of 28⁰C in August. Despite being close to the Western Sahara, Lanzarote experiences cooler temperatures thanks to ocean currents and trade winds, keeping this climate particularly pleasant. If you travel in early spring, you may see the carnival parades. The main events are in Arrecife and Puerto del Carmen with dazzling costumes and bands.
When it comes to entertaining children, there are plenty of activities that are sure to please your little ones, whatever their interests. Spend the day at Aquapark Costa Teguise with lots of fun slides, as well as shallow pools and smaller rides for toddlers. Rancho Texas Theme Park showcases some fantastic interactive wildlife displays and also turns into a western themed evening with line dancing and a BBQ. You can hire bikes and cycle between the resorts of Matagorda and Puerto del Carmen on the dedicated cycle path.
This island is blessed with a fantastic selection of beautiful beaches, most with golden sand although a few have black sand. Watersports fans are well-catered for as all the main resorts offer activities for all abilities. Tourists are well looked after in Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca with the main beaches all offering sunbeds, restaurants, shops and bars lining the beach promenades. Matagorda has a lovely wide stretch of sand, ideal for games and sandcastle competitions.
Our properties have been chosen to take the hassle out of your holiday, with a private pool and friendly resort staff on call. While for a truly stress free and stylish stay, each of our holiday villas in Lanzarote include extras as standard including air conditioning and WiFi. You'll find many have pool heating so you can enjoy a dip throughout the year. Almost all our villas have games tables so you can enjoy some friendly competition.
Our Lanzarote villa holidays give you the option to book your villa, flights, car hire, transfers and insurance all here with us. This takes the stress out of booking by making it quick, easy and hassle-free. We are members of ABTA and we provide full financial protection for your money by way of a bond held by ABTA. We also have the benefit of ABTA's assistance and Code of Conduct whilst the flight inclusive arrangements that we sell are protected under our ATOL licence.
A stunning landscape, sandy beaches and an abundance of restaurants and bars – Lanazarote is the fantastic holiday choice.
Puerto Del Carmen and Playa Blanca are two of the island's most popular resorts, where you'll find most of our villas, some close to the action, others in more secluded spots. Matagorda is a small, compact, easy going seaside resort, with everything you need for your holiday close to hand, and Puerto Calero is all about the marina, and an ambiance of quiet luxury.
Which of these four areas would best suit you, your friends and family?
If you can tear yourself away from your villa, you might choose to explore the spectacular volcanic landscapes in Timanfaya National Park or visit the unspoilt white sand beaches of Papagayo – the scenery will take your breath away!
We have almost thirty years of experience in helping people like you chose the best possible villa in the right resort for your particular circumstances and preferences, so let us help!
The La Asomada is a small village belonging to the municipality of Tias, located at the foot of the volcano Mountain Gaida.
Set on Lanzarote's eastern shoreline, Matagorda is a small, compact, easy going seaside holiday resort, with everything you need close to hand. The busy party town of Puerto del Carmen is just a five minute drive away from your villa so if you like gentle days and hectic nights, you have the best of both worlds.
Playa Blanca has developed rapidly and recently to become second only to Playa del Carmen in popularity for holiday makers. The island's newest holiday resort is on the southernmost tip of the Spanish island of Lanzarote looking out over the Bocaina Straits to the neighbouring island of Fuerteventura.
Puerto Calero is a great choice of destination for a villa holiday. Activities here offer a great mix of marine themed fun, whether you choose cruise the waves on a catamaran, explore the depths by submarine or try a spot of deep sea fishing. If you prefer your fish pre-caught there are excellent seafood restaurants to try and if you need a break from the sea, there's also plenty of designer shopping to enjoy.
Villa holidays in Puerto del Carmen offer a unique range of holiday activities, whether you fancy exploring the alien volcanic landscape of Timanfanya, National Park, delving deep underground into huge volcanic caverns or partying in a club set within a volcanic cave! After all of this you might feel the need to simply relax on a pristine beach, basking in the sunlight beach, or for a total change of pace, try Wild Rancho Texas Park . There's so much to do here you'll be spoilt for choice.
Overlooking lively Puerto del Carmen, Tias is Lanzarote's second largest town is a great choice for a relaxing villa holiday thanks to its laid-back vibe. Dotted with 16th century architecture and hosting many folklore festivals, Tias is not short of Spanish cultural attractions. Of course, you always have the option of heading into Puerto del Carmen for an even greater choice of shops, bars, restaurants and fantastic sandy beaches. There is an 18-hole golf course in between Tias and Puerto del Carmen surrounded by volcanic views – a great place to spend your stay.
La Vegueta is a small village set in the countryside. The location is ideal for those looking for a more authentic Spanish experience, and there are many trekking pathways within easy reach amongst the stunning volcanic landscapes.
Apart from its mild, year round climate, Lanzarote is blessed with diverse, volcanic lunarscapes and Timanfaya Natural Park in particular, breath-taking views, and unspoilt beaches. The legacy of the late artist, Cesar Manrique remains much in evidence with the resorts developed in his unique 'pueblo' (village) style buildings. Lanzarote also offers an array of quiet hideaway coves, rugged natural beaches and of course the popular tourist zones of Puerto del Carmen and Playa Blanca. The island is suitable for hiring a car in order to explore some, if not all of the places mentioned below.
The superb beaches of Lanzarote are the main attraction for the millions of holiday makers who come here to relax every year. They range from the pristine, coffee-coloured sand of Matagorda's Blue Flag beach to the 'White Beach' that gives Playa Blanca its name. There are three other impressive Blue Flag beaches around Puerto del Carmen. They are all clean and sandy, and well supplied with sun loungers and parasols. The town's main beach is the Playa Grande which merges with the huge Playa Los Pocillos (Puddle Beach) much loved by windsurfers. To the west of Playa Grande is the Old Town, with its own very small beach, Playa Chica, which gets pretty crowded in the summer. East of Playa Blanca is Playa Dorada set in a sheltered lagoon that is particularly good for small children to potter and paddle. If you head in the other direction you come to Playa Flamingo. The island's most glorious beaches are at Papagayo which you will find about 1¼ miles east of the Rubicon Marina. This is a series of beaches and coves, which you reach via a dirt track.
When La Corona Volcano erupted more than three thousand years ago, it created one of the longest underground volcanic tunnels in the world - over 4 miles long, plus another 1 mile under the sea. César Manrique's epic Jameos del Agua was created inside this tunnel. And so was another 'must see' experience on the island - La Cueva de los Verdes. About 1¼ miles of this spectacular system of underground grottoes, caves and galleries have been open to the public since 1964, and now has illumination, ambient music and safe pathways. The underwater section known as the Tunnel of Atlantis has not yet been fully explored – so there's a challenge for you! Even the name is not entirely free of controversy – is it The Greens Cave because of the colour, or because it once belonged to a family called The Greens?
When it comes to shopping, Puerto Calero is all about quality, not quantity. You'll find Armani, Lacoste, DKNY, Ralph Lauren and Hugo Boss along the Paseo de la Moda behind the Marina's main drag. On the harbour-front, you've also got a souvenir shop selling pottery, jewellery and art. Don't forget to check out the perfume store for your favourites, duty-free. The capital, Arrecife is good for shopping with high-end stores and bijou boutiques, but remember the shops close for siesta in the afternoon, so arrive at 10am or 5pm for a leisurely wander without time constraints. The main shopping street, which is a pedestrianised area is León y Castillo (or Calle Real as it's known locally.) Here you will find clothes shops such as Mango, Zara, Vero Moda and Jack Jones, a variety of shoe shops as well as perfumes and a department store.
Jameos del Agua, located between Arrietta and Orzola, was the home and masterpiece of local artist and architect César Manrique, and it opened for the first time in 1966. Not given to undue modesty, Manrique described his creation as 'The most beautiful nightclub in the world', but he did have a point! A 'Jameo' is a volcanic cave with a collapsed roof, and Manrique took an interconnecting series of these, each about four thousand years old, and created an underground entertainment complex built into a sheet of volcanic rock under a beach – which was ambitious by any standards. He created restaurants, cafes and shops and there is a natural Auditorium seating 600 which is renowned for its excellent acoustics. There is a swimming pool and gardens, and an underground salt water lagoon full of blind Albino-white crabs!
From calm serenity and small hideaway coves to the lively tourist beaches, Lanzarote has it all. The larger, most important tourist areas boast a coastline full of sandy beaches ideal for snorkelling, swimming or topping up your holiday tan with unforgettable sunsets. All the services you would expect of a large resort are available including pedalos, sunbeds and beachside showers. Or you can try your hand at the various water sports.
Travelling south towards the famous volcanic zone, you will find wild sun bleached bays with dramatic backdrops. Also offering family friendly, sandy coves, near the popular Playa Blanca resort.
On the north east coast close to the sports village of La Santa, Famara is a must for experienced surfers and windsurfers. An untouched 6000m stretch of rugged beach with dangerous under currents making swimming unsafe. Accessible by car.
Los Jameos Playa Beach sits between the beaches of Matagorda and Pocillos, by the Seaside Jameos Playa Hotel and Spa. Matagorda Promenade runs parallel to the sand towards Puerto Del Carmen in the west and Arrecife in the east, and is lined with a number of good restaurants and cafes. The promenade is popular with walkers and cyclists, with a cycle lane now added, wanting to explore more of what the area has to offer and admire the view. The promenade provides plenty of parking for your hire car and gently slopes down into the sand. The facilities around the beach are good with sunbeds and parasols available for hire, toilets, a beachwear shop and cash point all easily accessible. The water is also shallow, making it very popular with families.
Matagorda Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Puerto del Carmen area. Located in the area of Matagorda, this is a calm beach lined with a pretty promenade and an ample selection of restaurants and shops. It also has a parasol and sunbed service.
Situated near the popular resort of Costa Teguise a natural beach with a mixture of white sand and small lava stones.373 metres with calm waters. Offering a complete range of services with bars and restaurants close by, sunbeds and parasols to rent. Easy parking.
A small beach around 100 yards by 8 yards and set close to the boardwalk with bars and restaurants overlooking the old village. Playa Blanca beach has fine golden sand with calm waters plus. hammocks and sunshades available to rent. Parking is available in the port car park or village.
Used by the diving schools because of the abundant marine life, this small 90m bay can be found between the Fariones hotel in Puerto del Carmen and the harbour. A small beach with various water sports on offer, a restaurant and a small terrace where hammocks and sunshades can be rented.
To the east of Playa Blanca this 300m man-made, well protected beach with calm waters is a family ideal. Offering a commercial centre, bars, shops and restaurants, jet ski hire and refreshment stands.
Found in the Playa Blanca tourist area, this is a pretty white sandy beach overlooked by bars, cafés and shops with a protective rock barrier giving calm waters ideal for swimming and snorkelling, a family favourite. Hammocks and sunshades available for rent, easy parking near the Playa Flamingo hotel.
Playa Grande is located in the number one tourist area of Puerto del Carmen and close to all the bars, shops and restaurants. The 1km long, 100 metre wide, sandy beach is also nearby and offers hammocks, showers, easy parking, pedalos, sunshades, first aid and lifeguards. The main Avenida de las Playas promenade makes a pleasant uninterrupted coastal walk passing by smaller, less populated coves ideal for snorkelling or those looking for a little privacy.
As close to the planes as you can get, this long stretch of sandy beach is located right along side the airport runway divided by a walkway with access from the Matagorda promenade boasting a cycle lane that leads right to the capital of Arrecife passing local areas with beachside tapas bars and cafés. An untouched wild beach with the odd naturist! Take a picnic no services. Ideal for plane spotters.
Located on the way to Matagorda leaving Puerto del Carmen, Playa Pocillos is a wide 1km long open sandy beach. Owing to the breeze, ideal for windsurfing or kiting with an abundance of space for football or volleyball. Close to the bars and restaurants that follow the Avenida de las Playas. Sunbeds available to rent and easy to park the car. High tides create a natural swimming pool.
Found in the south of the island near the Papagayo Arena Hotel in Playa Blanca this series of wild fine white sandy beaches is a typical example of beach meets volcano. Rugged landscape with a spectacular volcanic background. There is a 3 euro entry fee and vehicles must be in a supervised parking area. Take your own lunch and refreshments.
Whilst the island caters for all tastes and diets, it is in the island's delicious Canarian cuisine that Lanzarote truly comes alive. The typical food of Lanzarote truly represents its geographic location, with influences in taste coming from Spain, Africa and America – with a surprising amount of locals preferring meat to fish, despite the fact that seafood is very close at hand.
Whilst goat, beef and rabbit are typical favourites of Lanzarote residents, fresh seafood such as dorada (sea bream, also known as sama), vieja (parrot fish) and cherne (sea bass) are favourites when simply grilled, and served with papas arrugadas - the famous Canarian "wrinkled" potatoes, boiled in salt water and baked.
If you fancy trying some local fare away from the restaurants, markets are a great way of really sampling the island's flavour. The market in Arrecife is a favourite with visitors to the island, with local produce of meat, fruits and vegetables readily available. The market runs every Saturday on the south side of the town from 9am until 2pm.
For locals of Lanzarote, there are no places better than the Haría and Mancha Blanca markets. Though they are a fair distance from one another, both markets offer a real taste of Spain, with locals shopping for fruit, vegetables, meat and fish, including local specialities such as papas crias and cherry-plum tomatoes. The Haría market operates most Saturdays, and the Mancha Blanca market on Sundays.
Growing and rearing food hasn't always been easy for Lanzarote's farmers, and as the Villa Plus guide to Lanzarote. explains, the farmers have to be quite savvy to make the most out of the volcanic, infertile land that the island consists of.
As such, the Lanzarote people are proud of their culinary heritage, naming it the Cocina Conaria (The Canarian Kitchen) and the skills of great food production have truly been mastered. Many entirely local dishes are now enjoyed by locals and holidaymakers alike, and have filtered out into the rest of the Western world. Tapas is a great example of this, and you'll find these small plates in most bars on the island. Seafood is popular too, and are often reffered to as Frutas del Mar – fruits of the sea.
Speciality Lanzarote dishes include:
Conejo - baked or roasted rabbit served with garlic and herbs.
Pulpo - sliced octopus with olive oil and a pinch of paprika.
Papas arrugadas with mojos - potatoes with skins boiled in salt water, served with a tasty green herb, garlic and olive oil sauce, or a red oil, vinegar, chilli and pepper spicier sauce.
Lentejas - Lentils cooked with pumpkin, bacon, chorizo and peas.
There is nothing more traditionally eaten in Lanzarote than the aforementioned papas arrugadas with either a mojo rojo or a mojo verde sauce. These salty potatoes and sauces are enjoyed frequently on the island by locals and visitors alike, and they are one of the easiestCanarian delicacies to recreate at home – either to re-experience the taste after a holiday, or to try it before you go. Either way, the recipes for all of these items are simple, affordable and incredibly tasty. Why not give it a go?
Papas Arrugadas
For the papas arrugadas, you'll need:
The first step is as simple as boiling the new potatoes for 20 minutes – except you need to add sea salt until the potatoes float. This may feel like too much salt, but this is the way the Canarians have done it for generations.
Once cooked, drain the majority of the water from the pot and cover the cooked potatoes with a layer of salt. Turn down the heat of the hob, and gently toss the potatoes so that they become coated in crystallised salt. Once you're happy that the potatoes are adequately salted, take the pot away from the heat and cover with a tea-towel for 5 minutes – this gives the potatoes that lovely wrinkled texture.
You'll want to serve these with the mojo sauces. For the mojo verde you'll need:
To make, it couldn't be easier. Blend everything except the coriander and olive oil together until it's all finely chopped. Then, chop the coriander leaves by hand before slowing combining them with the mixture, gently adding the olive oil along the way.
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