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The amount of time children and families spend outside in the natural world is in decline, according to the RSPB.Read the full story ›
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We can all thank Swiffer – best-selling brand of chemical-soaked disposable sweeper cloths – for reminding us that cleaning floors is women's work.
After all, why create an ad showing a man holding a mop, as Salon.com pointed out, when you can recast a feminist icon like Rosie?
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"We believe NERC is going this way, as previous efforts to ensure adequate metering have all failed. Ineffective metering remains a major drawback to the success of power sector reforms in Nigeria.
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Biszmz posted a topic in New member?Hello guess I am a new member and I have just got a lupo for my first car was after a little help the interior I am after a new radio and speaker. It not to sure what to go for a while I need to re wire them
just had a 1200 watts sub fitted in the boot, but you've probably guessed it the speakers are crap in the front. so need a recommendation for a good pair of speakers to go in the front. ive also read on this fourm that I may be able to install speakers in the back behind the door cards - any ideas if that's possible on a standard Lupo and what speakers
Head unit/sound upgrade
TWEBB2 posted a topic in Interior and In-Car EntertainmentHello, I am looking to upgrade the head unit in a vw lupo so that it has aux input and Bluetooth connectivity to play music. I have absolutely no knowledge at all in this area and was wondering if somebody could provide some suggestions/recommendations on head units that are good quality. Many Thanks
Head unit/sound upgradeHello, I am looking to upgrade the head unit in a vw lupo so that it has aux input and Bluetooth connectivity to play music. I have absolutely no knowledge at all in this area and was wondering if somebody could provide some suggestions/recommendations on head units that are good quality. Many Thanks
Amp advice please
Kirsty87 posted a topic in Interior and In-Car EntertainmentHi guys I'm a complete audio novice so go easy please. I want to upgrade my sound system in my Lupo 1.0. I'm looking at replacing the front speakers for Rainbow DL-X6s. I'm aware I need to get the adapter ring for them to fit. http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/rainbow-dl-x6-6-5-coaxial-speakers I'm wanting to put the following sub in the boot- Hertz Energy ES 250D.5. http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/hertz-energy-es250d-5 Does anybody have any experience with these? Would you recommend them? If not is there something better out there for similar money? And will this amp be powerful enough to run them? It states it can be ran as a 3 channel system. Hertz HCP 4D http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/hertz-hcp-4d Thanks in advance for in input and advice
Lupo water leak - Speakers.
GTI Roberto posted a topic in Volkswagen LupoJust a quick post.... I was having lots of trouble with water getting in my passenger footwell for ages until I realised the problem... This is a post for everyone else to consider when they are searching for a water leak problem! Basicaly, When the door speakers were mounted to the cars from new, they used rivets and the back of the mooting plates were SEALED to the inside of the door. This prevents the water that is designed to get into the door, coming in the car and simply drains out the holes in the bottom of the door. So when you get your lovely Lupo and someone (the previous owner to mine) has decided to put some s**t aftermarket c**py speakers in instead, make sure you check they're nicely fitted and sealed in some form... Its also not good to use MDF for adaptor plates, as they love water and then your car will be damp... use plastic. Or just get some of the original speakers and fit them, which is what I intend to do! The other benefit of the originals is they had some protection on the back to stop the rear connections going rusty and corroded. Makes me sad that the previous owner also used wood screws to fit his speakers whats wrong with people like that! Hope this helps.
Front speakers
Danyutz posted a topic in Interior and In-Car EntertainmentCan the speaker and plastic adapter/ring be split or are they as a whole? Thanks!
Best Speakers
ChrisHallam posted a topic in Volkswagen LupoWhat are the best quality speakers to get that will fit in a VW Lupo (that are quite cheap)?
Front door speakers
LewisFfitch posted a topic in Interior and In-Car EntertainmentOk, so I want to replace the standard front door speakers on my 1.4 Lupo and I have a few questions.... 1. What size speakers can I fit in there? 2. Can anyone suggest some speakers from experience? 3. How difficult are they to replace? Thanks from Lewis
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lbennettz posted a topic in Volkswagen FoxThis is my Fox Since i got it in March, I've done a couple of things to it, good and bad :/ (Sorry this Image has been removed)
Speakers help
Benjones17 posted a topic in Interior and In-Car EntertainmentI have just recently bought myself a 2003 seat arosa and i am looking to get some new speakers for the front doors i was just wondering what would be the best to get? And i was looking at pioneer ts-g1723i 6.5" speakers and i was wondering if they would fit? Someone please help!!!
absolute mess
lupodaz posted a topic in Interior and In-Car Entertainmenthi guys, just bought a lupo a few months back and im in the process of mending everything that is wrong with it before i get it back on the road, im just after abit of advice really, ive rewired the rear speakers as the sound quality was terrible due to frayed cables and bad connections. i didnt find this too difficult but behind the head unit was a mass of connectors, taped connections, just a general mess really, after ive worked through the mess and figured out what he had done with the rats nest thats behind my head unit i turned the ignition on and my battery was totally flat and then when i turned the key back the off position the dials started to shake for a couple of seconds wondered if anybody has heard or seen this happen before? any help would be greatly appreciated cheers
6x9 speakers!
AC-CUSTOMS posted a topic in Volkswagen LupoWas just wondering if you can squeeze 6x9s into the lupo at the front (replacing standard doorcards) Anyone tried it ?
Removing stock speakers
RobbHancock posted a topic in Seat ArosaMy standard arosa speakers in the front door panels need replacing...badly! I've blown them to bits so they just crackle at any level of bass :/ sad times. Anyway...I took the door panel of to check the size and noticed they are riveted...? I've got some new speakers and the adapter ring thing on order but can someone explain how I'm supposed to get the old ones out?! I've seen people say drill it out but how? With a standard drill..? I'm new to all this stuff so any help will be greatly appreciated!
changing speakers in my arosa
brooksie94 posted a topic in Interior and In-Car Entertainmentbasically recently received my first car a red seat arosa, and i have already started playing with it such as cd changer and 6x9's in parcel shelf. however recently purchased some new speakers for the front and the stocks are imbedded in and was wondering what i have to do to change them?
1.4 lupo wants speakers in the backim looking for an easy way to put speakers in my boot there 16.5 kenwood but i really dont want to rip my carpet up. any other ways to do this please let me know


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Day 11-12
It was a despicable morning. The air was cold with drizzle and the sky an unwelcoming grey. It was the type of morning that you could hide beneath your bed covers without an ounce of guilt. But as cruel fate would have it we found ourselves cooking breakfast in an underground supermarket car park, surrounded by a makeshift washing line as we attempted to dry our sodden clothes.
Having spent the last 24 hours fleeing south from a miserable bout of weather, there was nothing to do but continue on our route towards the sunshine coast and hope, with earnest, that it at least lived up to its name.
The drive took us through parts of Australia's agricultural and industrial heartland, passing the farming town of Bundaberg and the busy port of Gladstone. It wasn't a particularly picturesque drive, which is rare for Australia's Eastern coastline, but we did unearth one absolute gem along the way.
MollyDookers Cafe appeared from nowhere along a quiet and unremarkable stretch of the Bruce Highway, just outside the farming town of Childers. Having not had chance to restock our camping fridge we made the decision to stop for lunch. From the outside it didn't look particularly enticing but with limited options we decided to check it out. What we found was an incredibly modern and forward thinking cafe which wouldn't look out of place down an alleyway in Melbourne. It served a host of traditional Canadian Poutine's, gourmet Pizza's and fresh salads which set us up for the final leg of our trip to the coast.
It wasn't until we passed Gympie and were in spitting distance of the coast, that we saw the first hint of parting clouds. The ever illusive blue sky slowly clawed through its thick fluffy blanket and bathed us in its warm sunlight. As we cruised in to Noosa, our first stop on the sunshine coast, we were both immediately rejuvenated, re-energised and ready to explore.
Unlike our experiences up in North Queensland we were now finding it difficult to locate any cheap, cheerful or free campsites in the area with it being a popular holiday destination. But we did find a beautiful site in Tewantin just North of Noosa where we set up camp for a couple of days.
In comparison to our previous camp-spots this was a real treat, the site had a pool, games room and incredibly clean bathroom facilities. We found our spot right at the back of the site just by the creek and a great little outdoor kitchen. In comparison to the other plots around us we must have looked like camping paupers. We were surrounded by huge caravans, some bigger then our houses back home, which had clearly been set up for the summer. It created a little village within the campsite where everyone new their neighbours and manufactured a really friendly atmosphere. Unfortunately no one would dare associate with the riff-raff in the little van by the creek.
I'm not sure if it was merely the lack of rain, or the welcome presence of a warm sun, but Noosa had us encapsulated straight away. Our drive in to the centre from the campsite took us along the quiet waterfront of Noosaville and then across the bridge in to Noosa Heads. Here, fantastic houses backing on to gleaming waterways wound through the town. I imagined a life in which I could nip to the shops on my paddle board and added this to the dream bank.
We spent our fist afternoon in Noosa wandering down Hastings street, Noosa's main vein. It had an incredibly stylish European feel with nice restaurants and fashion boutiques. Even the cafe's and bars had a distinctive European look, with the pavements lined with tables facing out on to the street. We picked a bar which had a soulful acoustic guitarist and sat by the pavement drinking beer as the soft twang of his strings ushered in the sunset. After a few days cooped up in the camper, a warm evening accompanied by a gentle sea breeze gave us everything we wanted.
We started the next day with a walk along the Noosa Heads Coastal Track. The scenic stroll passes over several scenic headlands and through Noosa's beautiful National Park. Following our little map we rocked up at Noosa's Main beach with coffee's in hand and began the 6.8km walk to Sunshine Beach.
Leaving the soft sand we headed up the inclining path which gives great views back across the shoreline. From here it was only a short walk around the point to Little Cove where we watched the surfers crowding the quiet bay, all waiting for that perfect ride back to shore.
The path meanders through a series of quaint beaches with delicate names like 'Tea Tree Bay' and 'Dolphin Bay'. At times the path skirts the ocean before climbing higher along shaded paths covered by thick, overhanging trees. Emerging out to the clifftops we were treated to more spectacular views back over the peninsular.
Strolling along the clifftops it's hard not to be impressed by the power of nature. At the aptly named 'Hell's Gates' we clambered across loose rocks to watch the waves charge ferociously in to an inlet far below us. It was a beautiful spot to watch and appreciate the power of the ocean.
From Hell's Gates we got our first glimpse of Alexandra Bay, a wild and endless stretch of sand which arced off in to the distance. It was a steep descent down to the beach, but once there we could spend this section of the walk with our toes in the ocean as we swept across the sand towards the final piece of headland. The path then ascended quickly and crossed over rough ground as we passed the hidden 'Devil's Kitchen' beach below. As the thick bush dissipates at the peak of the sweaty climb we were treated to the finest view of Sunshine Beach which appeared way below us.
The climb down to on to the sand is a little precarious, but that's mainly because we were taking in the view rather than watching our step. The final leg of the walk is a lazy stroll which takes you along sunshine beach, ending at the lifeguard tower. From here you are a stones throw from the little town centre where we treated ourselves to a beer, crowning off an enjoyable morning.
We caught the 627 bus back to Noosa's Main Beach and parked ourselves on the sand for the afternoon. As we waded in to the cool water we were treated to a Pod of four Whales about 200m off the beach. It was a fantastic sight to watch them breach the water so close to the shore. The whole beach stood up to watch and admire as they crossed the peninsular and disappeared out of sight.
As the sun set we headed down to Noosaville for an evening stroll along the waterways. This quaint suburb of Noosa is much older and has maintained its maritime traditions. Along a quiet shoreline the luscious green grass leads out to old wooden jetty's where boats float calmly in the evening breeze. We sat for a while as the sun set behind the everglades in the distance. It was quiet but for the sound of birds and the excited laughter of a small boy fishing of the shore with his father.
Day 5-8 – 505km
Highlights – Noosa Coastal Walk, Noosaville Waterfront, Noosa's Main Beach, Sunshine Beach.
Where to Eat – Maisie's Seafood and Steakhouse
Where to stay – Noosa Caravan Park


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Have you gotten involved with a direct sales or network marketing company in order to take control of your life by earning an income, all the while setting your own schedule and keeping your family in the #1 priority position?
If so, congratulations! Going into business for yourself is exciting! It can be powerful to show your kids what hard work can accomplish. When you are first able to use your business earnings to take your family on vacation, or to buy a new family car, or to send your kids to summer camp, the sense of pride is palpable. Many direct sellers and network marketers consider it to be the greatest perk of all when their children are able to see and feel the benefits of mom's hard work.I've noticed a trend, however, that is a dangerous one. Direct sellers and network marketers have been trained since the inception of the industry to market their businesses all the time, to make their businesses a part of their everyday lives, looking for each opportunity to introduce a product/service/opportunity to someone new.? Certainly, many network marketers have reaped the benefits of this behavior, and while I support the concept, I caution you… Be careful!
I am a mom, a spouse, a businesswoman, a friend, a community member, a daughter, a lover of food and music, a football fan, and a darn good cook (if I say so myself).
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Be careful not to let your business identity overpower the rest of you, and put a damper on your friendships. After all, people don't become friends with businesses. When is the last time you made friends with a corporation? By nature, people make friends with people. It's the person that you are that your friends love. They loved you before your business began, and they love you for more than what your business offers.
Customers vs Friends
Customers are very important to your business, and friends are very important to your emotional well-being. Yes, some of the people in your life can fill both roles. However, be careful that you're not only reaching out to your friends with sales pitches. Yes, it's okay to wear/carry your company's product(s) in your everyday life. It's probably safe to assume you chose your company because you're passionate about what they offer, so of course you should utilize the product(s) as much as possible. And let's face it, the "business 24/7" model is tried and true. But it's not okay to open every conversation with a discussion about said company's product(s) and/or opportunity, or to tie a sales pitch into every conversation.
Turn the tables around for a moment and consider your non-industry friends. Think about your best friend. In my case, she's a teacher. If every conversation that my BFF started with me were about the corrupt school system in our state, and how the only way to fix it is to write letters to our State Senators and Representatives or donate to the XYZ fund for betterment, I might start to tune out every time she opened her mouth. It's not because I don't love her or agree with her assessment(s), or want to support her. It's because there is much more to her that I love! Even though her day-to-day revolves around dealing with the issues above, mine doesn't. I am happy to support her because (a) I have kids too, and said discussion affects their school careers, and (b) she's my BFF and of course I want to support her career. There is, however, more to my BFF than her career. While it is a part of who she is, it is certainly not all of who she is. And if it were, then she wouldn't be the same old BFF that I know and love!
Compare/Contrast = Relationship Homicide
Worse, if my BFF made a point to compare my career to her career, citing all of the reasons that her career is more important/better/offers more/makes more of a difference than my career, I would not only tune out when she began to speak, but I would be downright offended.
There are many different Direct Selling companies out there. Each has its own product line, compensation plan, independent consultant perks, and philanthropic efforts. With almost 14% of American homes having a direct seller in residence, it's very likely that your pool of friends contains another direct seller (or several other direct sellers). Of course you think your company's products, income opportunity, perks, or philanthropy is the best! if you didn't, you wouldn't be with the company! There's no industry like this one, and no group of business people feel more of a personal attachment to their business than direct sellers.
It's important to respect that your friends are just as passionate about their own companies as you are about yours. Putting down another company to make a point about the benefits of your own is simply not a way to make or keep friends or business contacts. Business-wise, it's unethical, and friendship-wise, it is offensive. Respect your friends' businesses, and expect that they will respect yours. Business 24/7 isn't the only direct sales method that has proven to be successful, after all. Consider teaming up with your direct selling friends from other companies and working together. Keep one another abreast of local marketing opportunities and events. Empower one another, and all of your businesses – and your friendships – will reap the rewards!
Social Media
The incorporation of social media into our society has made this "business 24/7" model even more of a reality, and yes, there has been much success as a result. But again, be careful!
Just as I would tune out of my BFF's constant conversation interjections about her education career, I would keep right on scrolling if it were all she posted about on Facebook or Twitter as well.
A Challenge: Visit your own Facebook wall. Has your Facebook identity been taken over by your business persona?
Allowing your business to take over your personal online presence is dangerous to more than just your friendships. This can be detrimental to your business! Think about it… If you think you already know what your friends are posting, are you really taking the time to read their status updates? I scroll past many of my social media friends' updates, because I'm pretty sure I already know what they're saying, and it looks a lot like this:
"Wow! [Insert-Company-Name-Here] just keeps getting BETTER! They just announced [This-Great-New-Thing] and I can't wait to [Try-It/Buy-It/Share-It/Do-It/Show-It-Off]! [Comment-Here/Send-Me-A-Message/Email-Me] by midnight to take advantage of this very special offer, and I'll [Throw-In-A-Low-Cost-Trinket/Give-A-Discount/Offer-Cash-Back-But-With-Conditions], but hurry, this offer ends tonight!
Look familiar? Even if you haven't posted update after update like this one, chances are you've seen someone else do so. And after a while of seeing posts that look like the one above, you've probably (consciously or unconsciously) started scrolling right through without giving it a second thought.
So, how can you avoid becoming a victim of your friends' scrolling thumb? A 1:8 ratio is a safe bet. Post 8 personal status updates and 1 business update. That's right, tell a joke, talk about your kids, what's for lunch, the jerk that caused you road rage, your new pedicure, or the giant spider you found in your bathroom. Then add in a boost for your business- a special, a new product, something huge that your company announced, etc. Feel free to use the example above – it's okay, as long as it's not the only thing you're posting! If you are interesting on your Facebook page, your friends will be sure to read each of your updates, including the ones about your business!
An Industry Like No Other
I believe in what direct selling and network marketing can do. I've seen people turn their lives around with less than a $200 initial investment, and I recommend the industry to anyone who is looking to earn extra income without having to start by investing 40+ hours each week, or thousands of dollars.
If you haven't tried direct sales, I encourage you to research a few companies whose products excite you – you may find a natural fit! Overall, direct sellers do a great job balancing their sales careers and their personal lives. By ensuring that they hang onto their identities, direct sellers will find a greater satisfaction in their career success, and will have a much larger group to celebrate with once they achieve their definition of success!
No Exclusivity in These Behaviors
Certainly the friendship-damaging and business-damaging behaviors that are discussed in this article are not exclusive to the direct selling industry. Everyone – business people, dieters, moms, avid runners, etc., should be careful not to let one aspect of their lives become the only aspect of their lives.
Being passionate about something is a beautiful thing. Sharing that passion in a respectful way is the perfect invitation for support. Finding the balance can be a challenge, but putting in the effort will serve to benefit all of the friendships in your life. Now that's an example to set for your kids.


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Jason Ang (formerly Gilt Lounge, Sokyo) and Yoshi Onishi (formerly Stitch) from Surry Hills yakitori and cocktail bar Tokyo Bird are opening a new whisky and cocktail spot in Sydney's Chinatown.
Located in a laneway behind Quay Street, Banchō Bar will be markedly bigger than Tokyo Bird, seating 100 guests.
The focus will not only be on cocktails, but whisky too. The back bar won't be beholden to Japanese whisky either, this time they're sourcing the spirit from Scotland, Australia, Taiwan and beyond. "But we do also have Suntori's ultra rare Hibiki 35 year old," says Onishi.
To encourage regulars to crack the top-shelf drops and return for more, Banchō Bar will also have "bottle lockers" on the mezzanine, where guests can store unfinished bottles.
"Bottle keep programs are common in Asia," says Ang. "We'll have more than 30 locker spaces for customers' bottles."
The cocktails, while still leaning towards the classics, won't stick so closely to the Japanese methods and mixes, rather it will acknowledge its location in Sydney, taking flavours from all corners of Asia.
"Sydney's Chinatown is so diverse with Chinese, Japanese, Korean and Thai offerings – we'll be showcasing influences from all these cultures in our cocktail program," says Ang.
The name Banchō (pronounced barn-chor) translates from Japanese to mean an 'uncouth fighter' with a sense of honour, or as the team describes it, "the leader of a group of delinquents".
"It's also the name of one of our customers' pet dog," says Ang.
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March 2013
Nice looking skyline, is it not? The city is Albany, New York, which may or may not be a nice place to live or even a nice place to visit; I've never been there and yet . . . here I am squawking about it.
It's actually one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the Western Hemisphere, founded in the early seventeenth century as Beverwijk, a Dutch village outside the gates of Fort Orange. Beverwijk was renamed Albany when the English took over in the mid-century, and in 1686, the city was officially incorporated under a charter that is said to be one of America's oldest governing documents still in effect.
Albany was also the eastern terminus of the Erie Canal and for many years produced beer that was shipped westward on the canal to all the thirsty pioneers out in the hinterlands.
The painting below shows Albany's North Pearl Street in approximately 1800.
Omar the Boston Terrier, who is something of a cartoon dog himself, looks worried when the puppy starts to cry in Lady and the Tramp.
We all live in a yellow submarine, absolutely including my mother and yellow flowers upon yellow flowers. The theme of this year's flower show–Brilliant, as in British–was in the air everywhere, as the lads from Liverpool sang about Strawberry Fields and "Doing the garden, digging the weeds...." There was also a yellow submarine sort of thing out on the floor, pictured here.
Most of the cultural references were literary, however, as opposed to musical. There were Peter Rabbit cottage gardens and Harry Potter owlish gardens, and allusion after allusion to Alice and the rabbit and the queen. There was a Jane Austen dooryard with a calling card left in the door; the name engraved on it in flowery script couldn't quite be made out from behind the picket fence that kept spectators out of the flower beds.
If this is the first week of March in Philadelphia, then it must be time for the Flower Show. Here in the Urban Gardens exhibition, we see a green wall of collards and kale, growing in dirt packed into a latticework on the wall.
Both kale and collards are tough enough to last well into the wintertime in Pennsylvania, so something like this could theoretically eke a little green wonderfulness out of a tiny little yard like mine during the season after the tomatoes are all tuckered out. I'm sure that a green wall is way too demanding, both green-thumb-wise and carpentry-wise, for a wishful sort of lazy gardener like me, but I can already taste that pot liquor.
Meanwhile, needless to say, they're finally predicting a little snow for our city.
They've been getting a lot of snow this winter in Maine–a foot last weekend and a record 29.3 inches early in February from the storm they called Nemo, and more before and since and in between. This photo was taken after Nemo, in Portland's Old Port.
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Combine Herculaneum & Pompeii with lunch and wine tasting at the slopes of Mount Vesuvius.
This amazing full day tour starts with your chauffeur greeting you at your hotel. The first stop will be in Herculaneum, the old town of Resina that was totally buried by Lava and Mud flows during the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the 79AD and actually it is much better preserved than Pompeii, then you'll continue your tour visit driving on the foot of Mount Vesuvius, until you reach the vineyards that produce some of the world's best wines. With history providing the perfect backdrop, relish a light lunch made with fresh, local produce. After this relaxing break, we will head south to Pompeii, where you will visit for 2 hours the ancient Roman town that was totally buried by a thick carpet of volcanic ash during the eruption. At the end of your visit, our chauffeur will meet you outside the ruins to take you back to your hotel.
Take lots of photos, eat fantastic Italian food and live an amazing experience.
During the tour you will discover:
- Herculaneum
- Vineyard at the Mount Vesuvius feet
- Pompeii
During your journey, your chauffeur will add a local touch with his personal advice. Please note: Your chauffeur is not a guide. We highly recommend you pre-book a tour guide (which we could arrange prior to your trip) to better understand the history of these places and to derive maximum benefit of this full day tour.
Herculaneum & Pompeii winery tour in brief:
- Departures from: Sorrento, Positano, Amalfi and Naples.
Please note: the tour order may vary depending by your pick up point.
- Departure from the meeting point at the agreed time.
- Tour by private, Mercedes car with a professional, licensed, bilingual chauffeur
- Visit of Herculaneum, explore the excavations and learn about life as it was during the Roman Empire. Among the many interesting sights are carbonized wood furnishings and architectural elements like ceiling beams that have been preserved in a petrified condition and have retained their original appearance.
- After this visit, wine tasting and light lunch by the vineyards.
- Visit of Pompeii, the ancient Roman town that was totally buried by a thick carpet of volcanic ash during the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in the 79AD
- Return to your accommodation in the late afternoon.
- Total duration 8 hours
To confirm the booking a 50% deposit is always required.
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Location: Costa Rica
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Collection Date: 17 January 1967
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The Favourite–nominated for 10 Oscars this year–is a wickedly dark comedy. The story is something like a meaner Mean Girls set in Restoration-era England, as it profiles two real historical figures, Sarah Churchill and Abigail Masham, vying for the affection of Queen Anne.
The twist is that this rivalry is really a race to the bottom. Queen Anne went down in history as a relatively unremarkable ruler who gained control by unexpected circumstance, and was never raised in preparation to rule the country. She suffered from all sorts of ailments through her life, like gout, which kept her largely immobile. She lost 17 children in attempts to produce a successor, and died at 49. Anne was pitiable by almost any measure, but she was still powerful. She was the queen.
Director Yorgos Lanthimos fills the drama with unexpected and, at times, hilarious details, creating a film that's almost impossible to categorize as a viewer. And that sensation is enhanced by the production design itself, which unabashedly introduces all sorts of anachronistic elements, rather than creating a perfect historical portrait of England circa 1700.
When production designer Fiona Crombie was signed on to build the world of The Favourite, she visited museums, studied books, and attempted to understand the aesthetics of Restoration-era England. And then, through her designs for the sets, she wrapped Queen Anne's room in tapestries–countless tapestries, treated like a parody of wallpaper, blanketing the walls so much they concealed paneling and even doors.
"Basically, I wanted it to feel like she's in a padded prison," says Crombie.
I mention that I didn't know royalty from that era put that many tapestries on the wall.
"I don't know if they did!" Crombie laughs. "I actually don't know if they went that crazy with the tapestries. It just felt right for us."
Embracing anachronism
The tapestries are just one example of how the entire art team–from costuming to staging–disregarded historical accuracy to create a depiction of British history in The Favourite that felt like its own world. Just as The Favourite's script takes vast liberties in rewriting facts and expounding upon historical rumors, so too did its production embrace splashes of anachronism in interest of the film's aesthetic.
"I remember at one point, our set decorator, Alice [Felton], said to [director] Yorgos [Lanthimos], 'You know, in 1705'–and he said, 'What makes you think it's 1705?'" Crombie recounts. "And we just all laughed. This has no anchor, really. It's a representation of a period . . . but it's skewed. I feel like this is almost like a parallel universe period film."
Operating within a tight $15 million budget, The Favourite was filmed at Hatfield House, a well-trodden historical manor in Hertfordshire, England, that has appeared over the decades in Batman films, the Tomb Raider franchise, Get Him to the Greek, Antiques Roadshow, and even Pride & Prejudice Zombies.
Crombie stripped the rooms bare and built them back up from scratch. She wasn't inspired by the home's decor, but she did take cues from the space itself. She cloned the wood paneling in many rooms to create a few standalone sets, and she discovered black-and-white tile in the ballroom, which she installed across many rooms in the Hatfield House to create a congruous visual theme. The same black-and-white motif was woven into the modernized costume design, along with the actors' hair and makeup. It's a visual irony in the film–so much black and white in a world that is morally gray.
"We tried to have a visual economy through the film, a very tight palette and repeated signifies and motifs, so it feels aesthetically really strong," says Crombie. "In the same way and, having monochromatic costumes, it's stylizing it and pushing it out of naturalism, but without taking it into a place that makes you feel like you're in a fantasy."
Queen Anne spends much of The Favourite in a wheelchair, but the wheelchair wasn't invented until 1783. Similarly, Crombie had no historical precedent for Anne's intricate rabbit cages (rabbits were akin to rats or food in the era, not pets) or the duck racing found in the script. "The discipline was trying to create those elements where they didn't clash," says Crombie. "And so the basic thinking was, What would it have been, if a wheelchair did exist at this time, what would it have been? We worked in a simple methodology through that."
Crombie points out that, in this sense, her job isn't much different than the writer's. "So often we believe a period because we've seen it represented in film, which means we have an assumption even about language," she says. "The reality is none of us actually know how anyone spoke to each other in private."
Lighting the world
Practically, the greatest technical hurdle of the film wasn't dealing with bunnies on set (or installing incontinence pads into the furnishings), or even the fact that the sets had to be constructed in 360 degrees so that Lanthimos could film them at any angle. The biggest challenge was dealing with the lighting.
Because the film used no artificial lighting, everything on screen is lit by practical sources–either sunlight through windows, or candles burning on tables. The high-contrast, naturalistic aesthetic this approach ultimately created on screen is remarkable. But to get there, Crombie was forced to think about lighting as a very large part of her job to assist cinematographer Robbie Ryan.
Look closely, and you'll see every floor in the film has been stripped bare of coverings. Instead, the wood and tile was shined to a high gloss so it could reflect ambient light around the room. Crombie installed a lot of mirrors. Most fabrics were gold to enhance the warmth and brightness of the rooms. "It would have been terrible if I decided the palette would be dark blue" she says with a laugh.
Crombie was also forced to decorate rooms themselves with lots of light sources. "When it came to candlelight, we had to have as many candelabras as we could basically justify in the room," says Crombie. "Every surface would end up with a candelabra on it. And the challenge is [to make sure] it doesn't look messy or chaotic."
In the case of the film's grand ballroom scene, the ceiling couldn't support a chandelier, so all of the light had to come from a bonfire of candelabras mounted to the walls. Exterior shots at night had to be filled with real, working braziers. The only lighting rig Robbie deployed was to capture some scenes in which characters walked down dark corridors at night. But even for that, he used burning candles set on a trolley rolling alongside the camera.
All in all, the use of naturalistic lighting inside an anachronistic world creates a remarkably convincing universe–even if that universe is anything but real. Nearly everything about this historical film is ultimately a lie, or at least a fib, which is a tacit part of the movie's twisted appeal.
Crombie says it better: "I think sometimes period films can be very polite. This film is impolite–but in as much as it's brutally honest about human nature."


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Source: myjoyonline.com
Lawyer for E-volution, the company alleged to have paid several thousands of Ghana cedis to state officials as kickback, appears to be beating a retreat a day after he categorically denied the company paid the money.
It follows fresh revelations from Joy News investigation into alleged payment of kickbacks to a former Youth and Sports Minister Elvis Afriyie Ankrah, the Ghana National Petroleum Corporation (GNPC) and some members of the Brazil 2014 World Cup Committee.
Director and Lawyer for E-volution, Alex Abban on Monday denied the payment of GH?80, 000 from the account of E-volution to the Ghana National Petroleum Commission (GNPC).
However, in a discussion between the Chief Procurement Officer at GNPC, Samuel Ledo and Joy FM's Mannaseh Azure Awuni, it emerged, based on evidence, that the former indeed received the said amount from E-volution.
Despite admitting GH?80, 000 was paid into his account by one Alfred of E-volution, Mr. Ledo said it was a "personal" transaction between the two of them which "I don't want to disclose".
When he was confronted with the information on Ledo, Lawyer for Evolution Mr. Alex Abban beat a retreat on his earlier position, acknowledging on the Super Morning Show Tuesday, December 23, 2014 that money was paid to Samuel Ledo.
"From circumstantial point of view it appears that some monies may have moved from E-volution [account] to Samuel Ledo… [But] I cannot go to the point of categorically saying that E-volution paid into the account of Samuel Ledo".
Manasseh Azure Awuni who has been investigating this deal reports that, three separate internal payment vouchers in the possession of Joy News indicate E-Volution International's approval for payment of Gh?100, 000 to Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah as "production cost". Same amount was also alleged to have been paid to the committee.
Members of the committee stormed the studios of Joy FM on Tuesday, to strongly deny reports that they received kickbacks from E-Volution, the company that was awarded the contract to organize viewing centres for football fans.
Led by their Chairman, Joel Nettey, members of the committee called for investigations into the matter which they describe as "dirty" and "irritating".
"When everything is about allegation, allegation, allegation and limitations in information gathering and yet the conclusion seems to be targeting a certain group…and some of us have suffered consequences.
"…So when investigations such as this is going on we have appropriate authorities who have coercive powers to handle this thing and monitor," said Kojo Adu Asare, a member of the committee.
Early on in the programme, former Youth and Sports Minister Elvis Afriyie-Ankrah who said he was "advised" by the GNPC to work with E-volution, also denied taking the money "for any purpose".
He said he was prepared to avail himself for any further investigative procedure to clear his name of "all this world cup brouhaha once and for all".


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By J J Cook
from the Sweet Pepper Fire Brigade Mysteries
Cooking for firefighters is no different than cooking for any other large group of people. Possibly the biggest difference is that the people who are eating could rush out at any moment and not return for several hours. That doesn't happen at most sit-down dinners.
I am a member of a family of firefighters dating back to the late 1800s. Foods haven't changed substantially during that time. Whoever is cooking - usually everyone takes their turn - makes a lot of soups, stews, and chili. Foods that are easy and can be re-heated are popular. Sometimes restaurants, and families who want to say thank you, will donate food for lunch or dinner. That can be a nice change of pace from what firefighters make themselves.
You can imagine our food gets to be a little repetitive after a while. Hardly anyone complains though. We know what we do is important to our communities, and we're proud of it.
* That Old Flame of Mine
* Hero's Journey
* Playing with Fire (January 2014)


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19 Nov, 2013
#A.I.L – artists in laboratories, episode 46: Free Art and Technology Lab (F.A.T. Lab)
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The new episode of #A.I.L – artists in laboratories, the weekly radio programme about art and science i present on ResonanceFM, London's favourite radio art station, is aired this Wednesday afternoon at 4pm.
Today's guests are Evan Roth, Becky Stern, Geraldine Juárez and Magnus Eriksson from the Free Art and Technology Lab (F.A.T. Lab), a network of artists, engineers, scientists, lawyers, and musicians who are committed to supporting open values and the public domain through the use of emerging open licenses, support for open entrepreneurship, and the admonishment of secrecy, copyright monopolies, and patents.
F.A.T. Lab (Kyle McDonald), The Englishman from the series Liberator Variations, 2013
Some of the members were at the MU gallery in Eindhoven last week for a F.A.T. Lab retrospective as well as for the launch of THE F.A.T. MANUAL. In this episode, we will be talking about 3D printed guns, Ideas Worth Spreading which allows you to deliver your own pirate TED talk, open culture and how to remove Justin Bieber from your web browsing.
F.A.T. GOLD Europe. Five Years of Free Art & Technology is at MU in EIndhoven until January 26, 2014. THE F.A.T. MANUAL is on print on demand but you can also download it for free.
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As we wrote, "Should Jews give embryos for adoption, one halachic concern would be with keeping track of all of a couple's progeny to avoid any future chances of incest. However, in certain cases, it might be permitted for a Jewish couple to donate an embryo, under rabbinic guidance." These concerns, and the need for rabbinic guidance, would also be present in the case of a Jewish couple deciding what sort of embryo to use.
As we've written regarding artificial insemination, since the commandment to be fruitful and multiply applies only to the husband, use of donor sperm does not fulfill this commandment and thus there is little justification for this specific intervention. Those who would permit it prefer a non Jewish donor to prevent the possibility of future marriage between siblings.
It is important to have halachic guidance throughout any such process. Such guidance is provided by Machon Puah in Jerusalem. Their website is www.puahonline.org.


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Plier Organizer Rack For Tool Box Drawer
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How it places your pliers?
Fits any length pliers in one place and makes it easy for removal and insertion. Small precision pliers and pliers that are spring opened might not fit or might not stand straight in tool rack. You can place the rack at the rear of the drawer and your pliers will stay in place when you shut the drawer or you may also place the rack along the side of the drawer but it might slide when you shut the drawer. The rack is made of 3mm steel wire and coated to last a lifetime.
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Make way for SFFILM, the Mother of all Film Festivals, the longest-running in the Americas. Happy 60th anniversary to you, San Francisco Film Festival. Clear your calendar, all of it, April 5 – 19. Your body and soul recharging station beckons with nearly 200 films, Spotlight on Argentina, live music, dancing, talks, master classes, field
Wednesday, September 25th, 2013
Just look at that face. Who cares if the film looks like it's about men in fast cars going around in a circle? This is the perfect date movie. You have both action and meaningful dialog. RUSH...


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This cheerful floral print is getting the girlie stomped right out of it (insert evil laugh here) thanks to some edgier pieces and a whole lot of black. And you know what? I don't even think it minds. After all, what floral print would want to be a one-trick pony, always playing the role of the uber feminine print? My thoughts exactly. Rock on, little floral print — rock on.
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Lemon syrup cake with raspberries finished with cream cheese icing, lemon curd, freeze dried raspberries, meringue kisses and edible flowers.
Please note: each cake coming out of our bakery is lovingly hand made and will not look exactly like the photos. Each cake has its own character which is what we love!
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Online Payments
Vehicle Registration Online Renewal - We are pleased to offer our customers who are renewing their registrations the convenience of submitting renewal requests and payment online. Currently electronic checks are only accepted for vehicle registration renewal payments.
How Does This Work?
Our service is only available to Barrington residents who wish to renew their registrations. It is not available for new, first-time, or plate transfer registrations.
Please have the following items handy before continuing:
- Your vehicle renewal notice letter, which we will mail to you about six weeks prior to your registration's expiration date
- If you do not have the notice you can use your registration which will have the plate number, the plate type and the last 4 digits of the vin
- A valid email address.
In most cases, your registrations will be processed and mailed back to you within four or five business days of submitting your online payment.
Use of this service is subject to the Terms of Service listed below.
Terms of Service
By using this service, you confirm that you understand and agree to the following terms of service:
- Submitting your request to renew your vehicle registrations is not the same as registering your vehicle. Online submissions do not constitute a contract or requirement for the Town to comply with those requests. Until you receive your official registration form and decals, your vehicle is not considered registered. Unpaid parking tickets, missing or incorrect information, data transmission problems, and other causes may delay or prevent the processing of your registrations.
- A service (convenience) fee will be charged to cover the costs of processing online payments. You will have the opportunity to view the service fee prior to confirming your payment. For electronic check (ACH/EFT) transactions the service fee is $0.95.
- In the event of any problems or questions, we will attempt to contact you, but the Town is not liable if, for any reason, we are unable to do so or if you do not respond to such communications. It is your responsibility to contact us if you have not received your registrations within 10 days of your online submission, and to comply with State of NH Laws regarding the registering and operation of your vehicles.
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General Information for Online Payments and Paperless Billing
What are some of the benefits of receiving my bill electronically?
It is convenient, saves time, reduces errors, bills don't get misplaced, allows you to receive bills anywhere at any time and it helps the environment by saving trees. If you elect to go paperless, you can always print out a copy of the invoice if needed.
What are the benefits of paying a bill online?
Paying online with an electronic check saves time, gives you the flexibility to pay how and when desired, saves money (no more stamps, paper checks or envelopes) and Invoice Cloud will store your information for future use – but only if you choose to store it.
What is Invoice Cloud?
Invoice Cloud is a web-based, electronic invoice presentment and payment company that we have partnered with to provide faster, more convenient billing services to our customers. By automating billing and collections, customers can click and pay online while helping the environment and reducing clutter in their home or workspace.
What is the relationship between the Town of Barrington and Invoice Cloud?
The Town of Barrington wanted to make paying bills easier for their customers and offer an electronic billing option to our customers. Invoice Cloud was chosen as a service provider for these services. All billing and payment data is kept confidential, secure, and will not be sold or used for any purpose other than to complete transactions.
Using the System
How does the system work?
It is very simple. Here are the 3 steps taken by customers:
- Customer receives email notification or accesses account via the Town's website and clicks on the "Pay On-Line" button.
- Customer enters payment information for a payment and/or registers to sign up for paperless billing
- Customer receives an email confirmation with their payment amount and payment process date.
Can I use an Apple /Mac to use the service?
Yes, many customers use a Mac, but you must use either Firefox or Internet Explorer (IE) to access the online bill pay service. Safari and Chrome browsers are not currently supported. Customers attempting to use those browsers have experienced issues using the service.
**Important Note** What does 'Register' mean on Invoice Cloud?
On the Invoice Cloud site, 'register' means to sign up on their site in order to go paperless, save payment information, and even add other Town of Barrington bill (Dog licensing) for managing your Town-issued bills and invoices. Registration is not required for one time payments. Register on the Invoice Cloud site does not mean to "register your vehicle", but once your payment has been submitted your vehicle registration will be processed by the Town within the next couple of business days.
Do I need to register to pay a bill?
You need to register to receive electronic bills through email but registration is not required for one time payments. One time payments require that you enter your payment information each time you make a payment. By registering your payment methods, you avoid that step and gain access to your payment history.
Why should I register to pay a bill?
By registering, you have access to all of your invoices regardless of type and all of the features of the payment portal. These include the ability to view all current invoices at same time, see previous invoices and payment dates, update your profile information, go paperless (if bill type allows). You also avoid having to enter your payment information each time you pay a bill.
How Do I Register?
Registering is easy and can be done when you make your first payment. There are two ways you can make a payment.
When you receive an email notification that your bill is ready to be paid, simply click on the "View Invoice or Pay Now" button. You will be directed to your biller's "Pay and/or View Bills Online" site, powered by Invoice Cloud. Once there, you will be given the opportunity to register or make a one-time payment. If you choose to register, you be asked to provide a password and accept the terms and conditions to use the system. The payment information you enter in your profile will then be securely encrypted and saved for your next visit.
You can go directly to your biller's website and click on the pay online. You will then be directed to your biller's "Pay and/or View Bills Online" site, powered by Invoice Cloud. Once there, you will be given the opportunity to register or make a one-time payment. If you choose to register, you be asked to provide a password and accept the terms and conditions to use the system. The payment information you enter in your profile will then be securely encrypted and saved for your next visit.
How do I find my account number to login?
There are several ways to locate your account number and access code.
If you have a previous email notification, the account number is listed on the right hand side. By clicking on "View Invoice or Pay Now", you will automatically be sent to the login page where that information will be placed in the login area for you. You may refer to your vehicle registration or renewal notice mailed to you by the Town Clerk's Office.
I forgot my Password, how do I find it?
You should click on "Forgotten Password?" at the bottom of the login screen. You will need your account number and email address to retrieve your password. If you're unable to locate this information, you may call the biller and after verifying your identity, the biller can provide you with the information.
Can more than one person pay bills online for the same account?
There are two ways that payment responsibilities can be shared. If the other payer is part of your household, you may choose to share your login information with that individual. In a situation where personal financial data is not shared, you may forward your email notification to the individual, who will then click on the "View or Pay Now" button and elect to make an express pay payment. They will need to enter their name, email address, address and payment information. They will receive the payment confirmation. You can verify their payment by viewing the invoices in your account.
What form of payment can I use?
You can currently pay by an electronic check from your bank account (checking account or savings account).
What is a service or convenience fee?
This fee is charged by Invoice Cloud and is a non-refundable fee added to cover various administrative costs associated with billing and accepting payment. The Town of Barrington does not receive any portion of the service (convenience) fee.
If I don't have email can I still process an electronic payment?
To complete the online payment process yourself, you will need an email address so that the system can deliver your payment confirmation. If you do not have an email address, you can obtain a free email account from any of the following services: yahoo.com, hotmail.com, or gmail.com.
What are the costs for paying online?
While there are no signup costs or subscription fees, each payment does incur a service (convenience) fee. You will be informed of this fee prior to finalizing your payment. There are also fees imposed by Invoice Cloud for returned payments, and your bank may charge you a fee based on the bank's fee schedule.
How will I know that my payment has been accepted?
After you submit your payment, you will see a payment confirmation screen. It will contain your payment confirmation message. It will show a processed number for electronic check. You will also receive a confirmation email after your transaction is submitted. The email will include your account number, invoice number, amount paid, and confirmation message.
Can I use more than one payment method per transaction?
No, we do not accept partial payments for vehicle registration renewals.
When paying by electronic check (ACH transfer), how does my payment appear on my bank statement?
There will be one entry on your bank statement for the bill amount.
How long does it take for an EFT (electronic funds transfer) transaction to process if I pay online?
EFT transactions typically take 48 – 72 hours to settle.
Do I need to notify my bank or change bank accounts?
No, your current bank account (checking or savings) will work fine. So many payments are made electronically now that banks are already prepared for online payments.
What information do I need to make a payment?
The only information you need to have available to complete a one-time payment transaction is your vehicle renewal notice or your vehicle registration, your email address, and your bank account or credit card information.
Will I have online access to my account?
Registered users will have 24/7 access to their Invoice Cloud account for invoice review and payment, payment history and customer service requests.
How long will my payment history be maintained?
18 months is the standard retention period.
Will I be able to print a copy of my notice?
Yes, each invoice is presented in PDF and HTML format. Electronic storage is recommended because it saves paper and has a beneficial impact on our environment.
How do I change my account information?
If you are a registered user, simply log into your account and change any of your personal information under My Profile.
Getting Help
Who do I contact with questions or if I'm having trouble with this process?
If you are unable to find the information you need in your online payment history or open invoices, please contact us online.
I accidentally deleted my current email notification, what should I do?
If you are a registered user on Invoice Cloud, you can login here and view your bill there. Or you can contact the Town Clerk's Office and request that the email be re-sent.
What if this website is down or for some reason I am unable to use this site?
If the website is inoperable, please call the Town Clerk's Office at 603-664-5476.
Is my information secure?
Invoice Cloud uses the highest standards in Internet security. Account information displayed within the customer and biller portals is truncated to protect confidential data. Any information retained is not shared with third parties.
Is my checking account information safe when I pay online?
Absolutely, Invoice Cloud will safely store all of your financial information this includes truncating (abbreviating) account numbers so that even Town staff cannot see your complete account information.
Who has access to my account on Invoice Cloud?
You, authorized staff at the Barrington Town Clerk's Office, and Invoice Cloud. None of these people will be able to view your financial information as all check routing numbers and credit card numbers are truncated, so you never have to worry about security. As a security precaution, we don't even show your full financial information back to you.
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