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1. The hubs wanted some "healthy" granola to have in the house. So, I called up my best recipe source-MY MOM- and she gave me a recipe for a "Better Granola" which used egg whites and agave nectar as sweetener- delicious!
2. It has been super hot the last couple days. We have done a lot of swimming and the kids sucked me into playing this:
3. Grandma took the kiddos to see:
4. And while they were at the movies, I got to have some time to get a mani and pedi! Let's give a shout out to grandma! Love ya, Mom! This color is a bit "out of the box" for me, but I think it is super fun for summer. I am diggin' it!
5. I had a life changing experience while I was shopping at Michaels. You can read the entire story HERE. I am happy to report that teachers are still appreciated by some people in this world!!
Hope you have a fun Friday and great weekend! Don't forget to link up so I can read what you all have been up doing with you summers!

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Summary of the work undertaken by the Trust in 2016
Each year the Trustees prepare a brief summary of the work undertaken by the Trustees to the St Martin's Church Parish Annual Meeting. The 2016 report is included below. A full report together with the full financial statement will be posted here when it is filed with the Charity Commission.
Annual report for St. Martin's Low Marple Heritage Trust for 2016
The year 2016 was a busy one for the Trust and one which saw the completion of its first restoration project – the Christopher Whall painting in the Lady Chapel. We were also pleased to see steady growth in the number of "Friends" which now stands at 92. Funds are healthy with a balance of £14,786 in our account ( as at Dec 2016)
The Trustees met on 9 occasions during the year and topics under discussion included future restoration projects, fund raising events, visits to places of interest, communication with Friends, church security, the Heritage Open Weekend, open church on Saturday mornings as well as finance and publicity. There is much to keep the Trustees busy!
We were pleased to see completed the restoration of the Christopher Whall painting in the Lady Chapel thanks to the generosity of Mrs. Janet Cuff who is now a life member of the Trust. A brass plaque in recognition of this will be installed in 2017. An official "unveiling" was held in November at which we were pleased to welcome Mrs. Cuff. Details of the painting previously masked in dirt can now be seen and thanks go to David Everingham, the expert restorer who carried out the work in a sensitive and discreet way. All Friends were invited to this event and we were pleased to see a good number there. They were able to see some photos of the restoration project as well as a short film about Christopher Whall and his work as well as a display about other paintings on the theme of The Annunciation.
A number of fund raising events have been held by the Trust during the year including a successful Cheese and Wine evening in February, a concert by the Cantus and Bravura choirs in September as part of the ever popular Heritage Open Weekend and a very interesting talk by Barrie and Wendy Armstrong which was well supported.
Visits to the church by various groups have also taken place and have been well received. These included a visit by the Romiley local history society in January, the Wilmslow branch of NADFAS in June, an Arts and Crafts group from Surrey in July and a group from St. Thomas' church in Hyde in September. We are grateful for the help of our church guides on these occasions as well as those who prepare and serve the refreshments. We have also continued with "Open Church" on Saturday mornings during the months April – end of October between 10.30 and 12.30. We are pleased to report that visitor numbers over the year have risen to over 200 (including the Heritage Open Weekend). The visits are always much appreciated and well received. The Trust intends to continue this initiative in 2017 and would welcome the help of the wider community in acting as guides. Training for this will be given on 2 consecutive Saturdays - 22nd and 29th April 2017 between 10. 30 and 12.30 – the hours of the church opening. Please come along and see if you can help!
Thanks to the work of Mike Newton (our Treasurer and membership secretary) and Mark Whittaker, the Trust now has active Facebook and Twitter accounts as well as our website. Work is ongoing in keeping these up to date. We are also grateful to Ann Sayer for keeping Friends informed of Heritage Trust news by e-mail and post. We have had some problems in maintaining email contact with a small number of Friends and are seeking to remedy this.
2017 will see the 150th anniversary of the founding of St. Martin's and this will be marked in a number of ways throughout the year. The Heritage Trust is principally involved in a community Arts project overseen by Revd Ann and due to come to fruition in November 2017. Future projects for the Trust include the restoration of the "Angel" panel in the Sanctuary and the re-gilding of the names on the war memorial.
We would very much like to expand our group and would like to hear from anyone who is interested in joining, either as a Trustee or as a Friend. Please contact Mike Newton, our membership Secretary on 449 5299 or via our Contact Us page.
We look forward to an interesting and challenging year ahead and to welcoming new Friends and supporters.


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Issue 3 | May 20, 2015
• Her music is called a brand of "Gourmet Soul" – a blend of unique musical ingredients and influences. Nichelle Monroe, Administrative Clerk at the Science Learning Resource Center is a singer and better yet, she croons for a cause! Nichelle
recorded a music video about California, called "Free We Is", for the "Stand Up
to Cancer" foundation. Check out the video
and find out more about her on her
• Sign language interpreter Crystal Lagunas is also an amateur Muay Thai kickboxer! After a two year break from competing, Crystal Lagunas made her return to the ring on March 21 at Hollywood Park Casino. Though she came out with a split decision loss to Amanda de Rosa, she is happy with her performance and is currently preparing for next fight on May 16, 2015 at the same location.
(Photo credit: Stephanie Drews)
• Talk about a busy summer! Mario Padilla, professor of English and Creative Writing, has a poem, "Mallarmé's Faune," that will appear in the Summer 2015 issue of Tulip Tree Review in Colorado. His musical, "Venice Beach", based on a book he co-wrote with his son Marcello Padilla and for which he wrote the music and lyrics will receive workshop performances at the Greenway Court Theater in August 2015. His collection of poetry "Blue Plums and Weeds" was a finalist in Ohio University Press Hollis Summers Poetry Prize. He will also be graduating from the Yoga Works 300 hr. Professional Teacher Training Program and will begin teaching yoga classes as a certified yoga instructor.
• Ish Shabazz, a network administrator in the IT department, is also an iOS app developer. His latest brainchild, a productivity app called Up Next helps users stay organized and was recently one of the "featured" apps in the App Store. Ish will also be appearing in a
documentary about app development, slated for an end of the year release.
• Nat Trives, former administrator and part time professor at Emeritus College won one of the inaugural Mark J. Benjamin Community Impact Awards from the Human Relations Council of the Santa Monica Bay Area. Trives won this in recognition for his years of voluntary service to a number of organizations including the American Cancer Society, NAACP, Salvation Army, YWCA, WISE & Healthy Aging, and Santa Monica College – to name just a few.
• Gerard Burkhart, Adjunct Communications Professor and News Photo Advisor to the Corsair, has been accepted to the Fulbright Specialists Roster. It's an honor and a privilege to be considered an educational diplomat for this U.S. State Department program – and we're proud of Gerard! He thanks English professor Carol Davis for her recommendation to the Fulbright Commission and SMC President Chui Tsang and the Global Council for the opportunity to be a part of the 2013 Faculty Professional Development trip to China. Gerard asks SMC colleagues for suggestions in the search for a connection to an appropriate international program in Communications, Photojournalism or Visual Anthropology.
• His work is called "ambitious in scale and scope" and "a feast for the eyes."
SMC Art professor Carlson Hatton had a solo exhibition at Patrick Painter
Gallery in Santa Monica's Bergamot Station which ran from late March to
mid-April. If you missed it – don't worry – you can click
here to view some of Carlson's work.
• And on the very day Carlson's exhibit ended, another SMC professor would unveil her show at Sloan Projects at Bergamot Station. Eve Wood, Emeritus College professor's show "Through the Trees, a Willingness" ran from April 18-May 16.
• Lizy Dastin, adjunct art history professor has launched a street art tour business called "Art and Seeking" which will show people where to find art outside of a traditional institutional context and also provides engaging and entertaining content through videos and blogs. Art and Seeking has been featured in the New York Times and on CBS and NBC. Read the NYT article and watch the videos here
• SMC Articulation Officer Estela Narrie won the 2015 CIAC (California Intersegmental Articulation Council) Service Award for outstanding dedication and service to the articulation community – anyone who has come across Estela and her out of this world knowledge and dedication knows this honor comes well-deserved!
• David Javelosa, Professor of Interactive Media has been falling out of the sky – literally. An advanced level skydiver for the past six years or so, David will be executing skydive number one thousand.
• Part-time music professor Greg Schreiner performed his show,
Hollywood Revisited with Michael Feinstein and his orchestra at the Kravis Center for the Performing Arts in West Palm Beach Florida in February. Audiences get to experience what it's like to watch the stars walk the red carpet as their favorite Tinseltown classics come to life in this stunning musical revue which showcases a truly dazzling lineup of costumes actually worn by the stars in the original Hollywood films. In March, the West Hollywood Library premiered the movie, "When Bette Met Mae" which featured a score written and performed by Greg.
• Victor Osaka, who recently taught in the Interior Architecture Design
department as an adjunct professor, did an interview on art education with the
Autodesk Sketchbook Blog. Read his interview
• SMC English professor David Burak is proud to celebrate the 10th anniversary of a volume of essays on the poetry of A.R. Ammons "Considering the Radiance" which he co-edited with Roger Gilbert.
• Led by part-time professor Irma Figueroa, a team of students and faculty from SMC volunteered at the Ocean Park Community Center (OPCC) Shelter in Santa Monica. The givers were as touched as the receivers, as these testimonials will tell:
"Working at the OPCC was a very heartwarming experience…students took great care and pleasure in giving the ladies a make-over, and the results were amazing! The ladies were overjoyed by their transformation and expressed much appreciation and gratefulness." – Jocelyne Kepler, Instructor.
"It was a time to give and to receive not just service but an expression of love and caring." – Felipe Felix, Instructor
"To actually see the joy on the faces of the beautiful women was overwhelming. It reminds me that I am a part of a team concerned about others and are givers from the heart." - Rosalyn Nunley, Instructor
"I liked going to the shelter and being able to help the women who live there. The whole experience made me appreciate how lucky I am to be studying something that makes people feel better about themselves." – Ellen Korak, SMC student.
"Being able to see the smiles and to hear their testimonies and help lift their self-esteem was the best feeling." – Tatiana Burton, SMC student
"This experience was a great reminder of the joy that simple acts of compassion can bring to those in need." – Victoria Tyson, SMC student
"It was so much fun to go to the shelter and make the women beautiful and happy. We had great a time there doing haircuts, make up and waxing for them. They asked us when we would come again!" – Tatyana Shilova, SMC student
"They told us this was one of the best days they had had in a long time." – Simone Bayfield, SMC student
Jonah Okike-Hephzibah recently became the fourth SMC student in five years to
win the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation (JKCF) Transfer Scholarship.
Read More
SMC will be one of the first 15 community colleges to offer a Bachelor's Degree. Sitting right in the heart of Silicon Beach, it was a natural progression! Read More
The road has not been easy for Esau Tovar. His life story is proof
that anything is possible, and will make you feel really proud to work at a
community college! Read More
There's a secret place on campus, and maybe you've walked by it a few times. Find out what makes SMC's Photography department click. Read more.
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English professor Carol Davis goes to Siberia to teach American literature and learn a thing or two about being a global citizen. Read More
SMC gets Bachelor's Degree
Student essay in New York Times
CBS LA Marketing professor Marce Kelley, Journalism's
Saul Rubin and
Frank Dawson
Men's Volleyball, Women's Tennis State Champions
Corsair Wins 18 Awards
Looking Beyond Data for Student Success
Presidential Search Firm Selected
Free classes at SMC for high school students
Public Policy Symposium: Public Health
Emeritus College Turns 40
Art Verge's Legacy
Seamless Profession
Jonah Okike Wins JKCF
A Second Chance: Esau Tovar
Nourishing the Dancing Soul
SMC Bragging Rights
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LASER World of PHOTONICS 2011 - Programme of related events at the show
LASER World of PHOTONICS 2011, which will be staged at the New Munich Trade Fair Centre from May 23 to 26, 2011, will give the international photonics industry new impetus for the twentieth time. The world's leading trade fair will feature an extensive programme of related events and numerous opportunities to exchange technical information and know-how. The highlights of the supporting programme will be the practical talks during the World of Photonics Congress in the Photonics Forums, the CEO Round Table, the presentation by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) on its new promotion programme, other first-class events relating to photonics trends and the presentation of the Herbert Walther Award.The world's leading trade fair for optical technologies and the World of Photonics Congress jointly bring the international leaders in the photonics industry together in Munich every two years. The Congress will start one day before the trade fair on May 22, 2011 in the Munich International Congress Centre (ICM) and will run until May 26, 2011. Experts from research, industry and different application areas will discuss the major challenges of the twenty-first century – energy, the environment and health – from the viewpoint of optical technologies and will present the latest trends.
Opening on May 23, 2011
The trade fair and Congress will be officially opened at 9.30 a.m. in Hall 1 in the ICM on May 23, 2011. The speakers during the opening ceremony will be Norbert Bargmann, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Management of Messe München GmbH, State Secretary Dr. Georg Schütte from the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research, and Prof. Dr. Peter Loosen, Chairman of the Steering Committee of the World of Photonics Congress.
The plenary talk will be given by Prof. Dr. Günter Huber from the Institute for Laser Physics of Hamburg University. A tour of the trade fair will then take place with State Secretary Georg Schütte and representatives of "photonik 2020".
CEO Round Table on May 24, 2011
A CEO Round Table will be held on Stand B2.421 in Hall B2 from 10.30 to 11.30 on May 24, 2011 during the Photonics Forum. Four high-ranking representatives from the photonics industry will discuss their strategies relating to the topic "The response by optical technologies to social mega-trends – energy, health, infrastructure and security". The participants in the podium discussion will be Dr. John R. Ambroseo, President and CEO of Coherent, David Marks, CEO of Qioptiq, Stuart Schoenmann, CEO of CVI Melles Griot and Dr. Ulrich Simon, President and CEO of Carl Zeiss MicroImaging GmbH. Attendance will be free of charge for all visitors. The discussion will be held in English.
Application panels during the Congress – practical talks
13 application panels will take place during the "Photonics Forums" in exhibition halls B1, B2 and C2 as part of the World of Photonics Congress. Exhibitors and users will present key topics every day. The talks will be open and admission will be included in the price of the trade fair ticket. The practical talks will lead to the exchange of know-how between researchers and users during the scientific World of Photonics Congress. The talks will be divided into three areas:
• Photonics Forum in Hall B1: Biophotonics and Life Sciences
- Lasers for analysis and imaging in biophotonics
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 10.00 - 12.30
- Biophotonics & Life Sciences, Laser diagnostics and therapy in medicine
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 14.00 - 16.30
- Visions for future diagnostics - Oncology
Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 10.00 – 12.30
- Visions for future diagnostics – Infectious diseases
Thursday, May 26, 2011, 10.00 – 12.30
• Photonics Forum in Hall B2: Optical Technologies
- Beam shaping and delivery: components between the workpiece and laser source
Monday, May 23, 2011, 14.00 – 16.30
- New developments in the field of solid-state lasers
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 14.00 - 16.30
- Solid-state light sources
Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 10.00 – 12.30
- Aspects of modern optical equipment for soldiers
Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 14.00 – 15.30
• Photonics Forum in Hall C2: Lasers and Laser Systems for Production Engineering
- Energy & Lightweight Construction: Laser Enables Productivity & Quality
Monday, May 23, 2011, 14.00 – 16.30
- Photovoltaics and lasers
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 10.00 - 12.30
- Latest laser applications in the automotive industry
Tuesday, May 24, 2011, 14.00 – 16.30
- Microtechnical applications of lasers in electronics
Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 10.00 – 12.30
- Advanced applications of high-brilliance and short-pulse laser systems
Wednesday, May 25, 2011, 14.00 – 16.30
In addition to the talks, exhibitor presentations and podium discussions will be held during the Forums.
Presentation by the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research
The presentation and podium discussion of the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) regarding the new promotion programme "Photonics 2020" will be staged during the Photonics Forum on Stand 421 in Hall B2 from 11.00 to 12.00 on May 23, 2011 under the motto "Innovation. Future Markets: Germany – The German strategy in the global race concerning photonics".
The participants will be State Secretary Dr. Georg Schütte from the BMBF, Dr.-Ing. E.h. Peter Leibinger, Deputy Chairman of the Board of Management of TRUMPF GmbH + Co. KG and Chairman of the Laser Technology/Electronics Division, Prof. Dr. Andreas Tünnermann, Head of the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Mechanics (IOF), Jena, and Director of the Institute for Applied Physics of Friedrich Schiller University, Jena, Dr.-Ing. Michael Mertin, Chairman of the Board of Management of JENOPTIK AG, Martin Goetzeler, Member of the Board of Management of OSRAM GmbH, Prof. Bruno O. Braun, President of the Association of German Engineers (VDI), Member of "Innovation Dialogue between the German Federal Government, Industry and Science", and Dr. Thomas M. Baer, Past President of the Optical Society of America (2009), Executive Director Stanford Photonics Research Center, Stanford University.
The event is being organised by the VDI Technology Centre. The sponsor is the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research.
Fraunhofer Innovation Cluster "Green Photonics"
The opening event of the Fraunhofer Innovation Cluster "Green Photonics" will take place during the Forum on Stand 421 in Hall B2 from 13.00 to 13.45 on May 24, 2011. The Cluster pools in a public-private partnership the forces of industry, science, the German Government and the Free State of Thuringia with the objective of developing new markets in important future areas for the photonics industry, thus creating the foundations for sustainable growth in Germany as a location for industrial production.
The welcoming remarks will be given by Dr. Alfred Gossner, Member of the Executive Board of the Fraunhofer Gesellschaft, State Secretary Jochen Staschewski, Thuringian Ministry of Economics, Employment and Technology, and Dr. Frank Schlie-Roosen, Head of the Photonics and Optical Technologies Department in the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research. Prof. Dr. Andreas Tünnermann, Green Photonics Coordinator and Head of the Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Optics and Precision Mechanics (IOF) will give a talk entitled "Green Photonics – Solutions for the future with light". Dipl.-Ing. Martin Bitzer, Chairman of the Executive Board of OptoNet e. V. and Managing Director of Fresnel Optics GmbH will talk about "Networking in the region".
Event series "Light Insights"
During the trade fair, "Light Insights" will feature numerous events relating to the economic and political aspects of the photonics industry.
- The "Analysts' Conference", which is being organised by the German Industrial Association for Optical, Medical and Mechatronic Technologies (SPECTARIS) and the German Stock Exchange, will be held from 09.30 to 16.45 on May 24, 2011 in Conference Room B32. Companies listed on the stock exchange will present themselves in this event to analysts, banks and media.
- Optical technologies offer different occupational opportunities and need young professionals. Together with the entire industry, Messe München has now been involved for many years in young professional initiatives in optical technologies from primary school through to university studies. Messe München will jointly present with bayern photonics, OptecNet Deutschland and the VDI Technology Centre, as the project sponsor of the BMBF, the "Innovation League", which will take place at the West Entrance. This project will feature joint projects of companies and research institutes involved in optical technologies with schools. The "Innovation League" programme will be supplemented by guided tours for senior school students.
- The European initiative "Photonics 21" will present the "3rd Photonics21 Student Innovation Award" from 18.30 to 20.30 on May 25, 2011 during the EOS & Photonics21 Student Reception.
- The initiative "Photonics21" will also present the conclusions from the "Photonics Leverage Study" commissioned by the European Commission from 11.20 to 12.00 on May 26, 2011 during the Forum in Hall B2. The objective of this Study was to examine the importance of photonics for Europe.
World of Photonics Congress – Number 1 in Europe
The World of Photonics Congress, which will take place in the ICM from May 22 to 26, 2011, is the largest photonics congress in Europe and combines six conferences under one roof.
A new addition to the Congress programme is the "Optofluidics" Conference, which is being organised by the European Optical Society (EOS). The Optical Metrology Conference has included an additional subconference on Videometrics in its programme while the European Conference on Biomedical Optics (ECBO) will examine clinically oriented topics in 2011 in addition to its previous programme contents. In the area of laser manufacturing, the Lasers in Manufacturing (LIM) Conference is an important event for manufacturers and users from the industry.
The plenary session at the opening of the World of Photonics Congress will be held in Hall 1 in the ICM on May 23, 2011 with Prof. Dr. G. Huber from the Institute for Laser Physics of Hamburg University on the topic of "Solid-state lasers: Advances and prospects".
Presentation of the "Herbert Walther Award"
The "Herbert Walther Award" will be presented for the second time at the World of Photonics Congress during the plenary session of CLEO/Europe – EQEC from 10.30 to 12.30 on May 24, 2011 in Hall 1 of the ICM. This Award commemorates Professor Herbert Walther, a pioneer in the field of quantum physics and laser technology. It has been won this year by Marlan O. Scully, a physicist at Texas A&M and Princeton University. Prof. Scully will give a talk entitled "Standoff Spectroscopy via Remote Generation of Backward Lasing and/or Gain Swept Superradiance in Air" in Room 21 of the ICM from 14.00 to 14.30.
The Award, which is worth €5,000 to the winner, is presented for contributions from quantum optics and atomic physics, as well as for leadership in the international scientific community. The Herbert Walther Award is presented jointly and in turn annually by the Optical Society (OSA) and the German Physical Society.
"Biophotonics research groups"
The exhibition on the key BMBF research topic of photonics will be held on Stand 350 in Hall B1 from May 23 to 26, 2011. The subject of this exhibition will be "Treating Alzheimer's, sepsis and cancer with light". The exhibition will present photonic solutions for biological and medical problems, the potential of biophotonics and their benefits for patients, society and industry. The exhibits will illustrate successes and intermediate results of the current third and fourth biophotonics promotion round of the German Federal Ministry for Education and Research and the Technology Initiative on Molecular Imaging.
Special show "Photons in Production
The special show entitled "Photons in Production" will run daily throughout the trade fair on Stand 569 in Hall C1. The Institute for Machine Tools and Industrial Management (iwb, Munich Technical University) and the Bavarian Laser Centre (blz) will present here the latest trends in laser-based material processing for industrial production in cooperation with Messe München. The focal points of the special show will be technologies for resource-efficient production and manufacturing of environmentally-friendly products. This year's motto "Green Solutions" combines the three key topics of electromobility, lightweight construction using metallic materials and production technologies for (fibre-reinforced) plastics.
Career Centre
A job board containing job vacancies on offer at exhibitors will be available in the Career Centre at the West Entrance. Human resources experts from the wirth + partner consulting group will also provide free career advice here for young professionals and engineers with professional experience. Half-hourly career coaching sessions will take place on all three days of the trade fair from 10.00 to 17.00.
10th International Laser Marketplace
LASER World of PHOTONICS will stage the 10th International Laser Marketplace together with Optech Consulting. This English-language seminar on markets and trends in laser material processing will take place from 09.00 to 14.00 on Wednesday, May 25, 2011 in Hall 4 in the ICM. Admission to this event will be subject to a charge. It is aimed at managers in the laser industry. Leading world experts will discuss international markets, market developments and new applications and technologies. They will focus on industries such as automobile construction, aerospace, the job shop industry and solar cell manufacturing. Russia and India will be the main regional focal points. Registration under: www.world-of-photonics.net/lasermarketplace. The closing date for registration is May 18, 2011.
All events are online in the event database:
For interesting information on the Congress, visit www.photonics-congress.com.
Messe München will also provide the exhibitor database, the entire programme of events and other functions at the start of the trade fair as a mobile application. The "LASER World of PHOTONICS App" will be available free of charge for iPhones under: www.photonics-app.de. "LASER World of PHOTONICS Mobile" will be available online for all other smartphones at: www.photonics-mobile.de.
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These guys are very honest and made purchasing our truck very simple! Our credit isn't the best but they gave us a very good deal, beat the other dealers by 7% in interest points!Truck is super clean. Very happy customers right here! Josh and I highly recommend Clint Holmes Auotomotive!
The BEST place to buy a car! I will never shop anywhere else! I recently had a repossession, and was certain it'd be near impossible to get approved to finance another vehicle...until I talked to Josh! I have a good, steady job, but due to getting a few months behind on a car payment and their creditors not wanting to let me make payments to get caught up, the car was repossessed. Most dealerships wouldn't give me the time of day and treated me like a 2nd class citizen due to my credit, regardless of my ample down payment money and great income. In contrast, there were a few lots that would approve me, but the cars were not very good quality, high miles, shady sales representatives, and a lot of information was being omitted when I asked about financing and terms. Josh IMMEDIATELY went to work on finding me the BEST deal possible, and made all the terms very clear; there was no hurrying me along to get me to sign on the dotted line, he explained everything in detail so that I knew all terms of the agreement, and most importantly, managed to get me approved for several vehicles! He found me a GREAT family car, low miles, very safe and dependable, and in impeccable condition. They take their time, they detail and service their vehicles beautifully and take pride in ensuring your new ride is 100%. They will do all they can to get you the best deal possible, they are honest and hard working, and at the end of the deal, you will feel confident in putting your trust in these folks and finding that perfect vehicle. Thanks again, Josh and Clint, for going above and beyond and finding me the perfect car in a tough time with my credit!
We just happened to see the exact car we were going to get for our daughter on this lot. Although we weren't planning on buying it till the summer, it was priced so well we couldn't pass it up. We've had tons of cars over our lifetimes, but we truly feel like this was one of the best experiences we've ever had. We thank them for all their hard work getting us the best interest we've ever had on a car loan. Everything was so easy, smooth, and fast. Go see them for your car needs!!
What an amazing group of guys - car shopping is the worst sometimes, but after we've been to big lots and dealt with rude and dismissive salesmen, we landed at Clint Holmes Automotive. These guys not only treated us with the utmost respect and patience, we walked away with a great deal on an SUV. They offer warranties and THE Very Best customer service. I highly recommend this business!
I was looking to buy a new car but didn't think I could get a fair deal because my credit was messed up after a divorce. I stopped in was honest with Clint about my credit I didn't want to waste his time. He told me they would work with me. About an hour later I got a phone call that said come pick up your new car. I was in shock! Easiest buying a car process I've ever done! They actually care about people and it shows. Thank you Clint Holmes Automotive. I love my new car.
Clint Holmes Automotive is the place to go if you're needing a new vehicle! Jon and I were looking for a Expedition Limited and they didn't have what we were looking for on the lot, but they had one with everything we wanted shipped in from Texas! It was beautiful and perfect for our family. Josh and Clint went above and beyond to help make our buying process smooth. We loved it! Thanks guys for your help and for our new ride!
The way car buying is supposed to be! The guys there will make the whole process seem simple and make sure you get the best deal possible! We LOVE our Honda Pilot!!
Thank god for this place! They did absolutely EVERYTHING they could to get me in the car I wanted. With no credit and not much of a down payment things seemed impossible but these two guys made it possible. Best place around by far! Do yourself a favor and go here! Thank you so much Clint and Joshua for everything you helped me with! I absolutely love my new car!!!
Josh at clint holmes automotive did an excellent job at taking care of all my questions and needs thanks so very much for all your patience and time. Will definitely refer friends and family to go here.
If u need a car go by and see Clint Holmes they will take good care of u. Thank u Clint and Joshua for helping me to get in this SUV
Want to say Thanks to Joshua and Clint for taken care of us! Great guys that will help in any way they can!
Clint Holmes Automotive is the place to go if you are in need of a vehicle. They have a good variety of cars and trucks on their lot. You need to go in and ask for Joshua. The atmosphere was awesome and he made me feel right at home. I was in need of a car and Joshua made it happen. Who would of thought when others said "no" or gave me the run around, Clint Holmes Automotive made it happen for me and they will make it happen for you!!!!
Great customer service!!! Very patient and understanding. I would highly recommend them.
Just bought a Nissan Rouge from Clint. He is an outstanding guy. He gave me a great deal on it. He got me financed when no one else would. Thank you Clint for all your help. I'll be driving it home tomorrow after work.
We are so excited to find a great vehicle we love. The buying experience was a great one no pressure and very helpful. Have a great selection low mile vehicles and prices are very good. Helped us get a great low payment. Very pleased with the whole experience. Thanks guys
We are a family owned and operated local car dealership specializing in quality pre owned cars, trucks, vans & suv's. Our pristine inventory and easy automotive financing options make buying a car from us a pleasure. Our inventory, location and staff set us apart from all the other local car dealers. We carefully pick our vehicles and strive to make sure every unit in stock is something we can sell with confidence. You won't find any high pressure salesmen here either. We always welcome folks to come browse our used car inventory with no obligations and when you feel you are in the market to purchase, Come back and see us at Clint Holmes Automotive. We can't wait for you to join our family. PLAY VIDEO to learn more.


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1) Currently in love with these "Free Encouragement" Postcards designed through a collaboration of Booooooom and Design for Mankind. I snapped them up on Etsy a few months ago when i first saw them. But had to share because they are just so awesome!
2) Bembo's Zoo is one of my favourite type treatments this week. Its such a innovative a fresh way to use type and animation together, and come out with something thats really creative and appealing to kids.
3) I need to go to Ikea before i go crazy. The catologue is actually my ideal living spaces.Im in love with these Fira Mini Chests, and although they have been taken off the Ikea website, I need them in my life. I can store all my makeup/fineliners/junk in them.
4) Think Faest! is probably my favourite place to discover new artists and designers, i check it everyday to see whats new. My favourite thing about it is the header changes each time you refresh the page. This way you get to see so many different ways to convey the same title. Especially since im a typo-nerd! Id also reccomend checking out Booooooom & FFFFFound.
5) What did you buy today via Obsessive Consumption is a site i visit daily. Kate draws one thing that she buys a day then at the end of the month its all made it to a super cool zine. I love the discipline and routine of being able to do something everday for extended periods of time, I think shes been drawing her purchases since 2006, but been documenting her buys for even longer!


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- 年龄 24
- 出生日期 九月 02, 1995
- 高度 5' 6" (170 厘米)
- 重量 136 lb (62 公斤)
- 发色 Blonde
- 眼睛颜色 Aqua
- 国家 Ukraine
- 市 Zhitomir
- 宗教 Christianity
- 婚姻状况 单
- 儿童 没有
- 抽烟 No
- 醇 Occasionally
- 职业 Teacher of Psychology, teacher of Physical Training
- Occupation temporarily not working
- 教育 higher education
- 英语 使用字典
- 其他外语 没有知识
- 寻求合作伙伴 25 - 50 几岁
- woman
关于我I am goal-oriented, intelligent, practical, easy-going, devoted, and steady when I am in relationship. I have good analytical skills and like to analyze situations, my experience. When it comes to the matters of the heart, I have inner strength and determination. I believe in real love and for me it is not just fairy-tales, love is the deepest and strongest feeling between two partners. Romance is very important for me, and I would rather be single than with the wrong person.
爱好和兴趣I like to make presents and watch people's reaction, I like to make my life brighter with little things, like spontaneous picnics, shopping, cinema visits. I also regularly work out in the gym, and I am a candidate master of Rugby, and before wanted to connect my future with sports. I enjoy swimming, sunbathing, traveling, reading.
寻找男人类型I do not need a prince in my life, we do not live in fairy-tales, I know that for me the most important in a man is his kind and open heart, his sympathetic soul, his ability to touch my heart with his words and actions, his desire to protect from pain, sufferings and anguish because he went through all this himself. Such person as a rule becomes a faithful companion through life, a reliable friend and a devoted lover. That is why I am not looking for someone of my age, experience and knowledge how to treat a woman come with years, and I realize my partner can be much older than me.
你最喜欢的季节是什么?All seasons
你有昵称吗? 它是什么?No
你最喜欢做什么菜?Ukrainian red borshch


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Spacious room with French Provincial King Bed and large private bath. Victorian seating area and desk for working and/or checking your email .
Monet's Garden was named for our favorite Impressionist artist and evoking memories of our trip to Paris & Giverney.
Call 877-551-1776 to reserve this room, or check here online for availability.
In addition to the amenities listed over on the right, Monet's Garden also offers:
- Second floor room
- French Provincial king size bed
- Large ensuite private bath with double sinkshower/tub
- In room cable TV
- Complimentary Hi Speed internet – password protected.
January 1, 2019 thru December 31, 2019
It was fabulous for all of our golf – euchre group. The breakfasts, the accommodations, & being able to play cards until late….You & John are wonderful hosts. Thank you so much. ~~G&B
Friendly, clean and quiet. A place to wander like home but new looks, new ideas, amongst the old to remind us of the good times, past, now, and to come. A great moment on the back porch is the best remedy for any ill. ~~M & NW, Halifax, Nova Scotia


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Speaking of the wee ones. If you have children you know.....you KNOW....how out of control the stuffed animal LOVE can be. I finally had to tell each girl, b/c they share a room, that they needed to choose their 'Top Ten' stuffed animals to stay with them, but the others were going into the garage. The deal is that every 6 months we will get the container out and then they can choose another top 10. Well, even 10 animals is a lot! And if your children share a room like my girls do, that means 20 animals floating around the room or wasting place in their closet.
I decided I had to come up with something. I had considered the 'sew a bean bag' idea. That sounded pretty neat at first, but it really does not solve the problem of the 'late night/last minute'..."Mom, I need Lamby! Oh...Oh...I also need....Tiger." So, there I am trying to dig through that bean bag ball!
Anyway, you get the idea. Enough talking! You can take it or leave it. It's not perfect, but it I think it works best for my girls.
If you would like to make this, here is how I did it!
STEP 1) Decide how big you want your Animal Hotel and cut your fabric. Mine is 28" x 36". Add 1" to the length and height for hemming of all sides. I used a heavy bottom weight fabric in black.
STEP 2) Take fabric and start hemming each side by folding over 1/4" once and then fold again another 1/4". Pin and sew as close to the edge as you can. Backstitch at beginning and at every corner, if you want.
STEP 3) Now it is time to add some decorations if you want. I have been reading a lot about painting with Acrylics on fabric lately, so I wanted to give that a try. If you have read other post, you also know that I am interested in free motion stitching, so I decided to do some 'messy' stitching on top of the letter after the paint was dry.
You will also notice that there is stitching around the lettering. I actually was practicing on a scrap piece to see if I liked the pink paint. I decided to just stitch that onto the main fabric so I would not have to do it again! I used a zig zag stitch all the way around 2x.
*Free Motion Stitching: Far away you can hardly see my messy stitching, but it was good practice. I really wanted to free motion around the flowers, but did not want to waste the thread. If you would like to try some free motion stitching, here are the steps you need to follow.
1. Find a darning foot or a free motion quilting foot. I bought mine from Amazon- click HERE to see. I altered mine a little, but bought this one b/c it is the most affordable.
2. Lower your feed dogs. The feed dogs are what moves the material along as you are sewing. When you are free motion sewing you want these to be down so YOU can be the one moving the fabric wherever you want it to go. You will have to consult your sewing machine's manual to see how to do this. Mine has a little switch on the back of the machine. The arm of my machine is actually hiding it.
3. Set stitch length to 0 and select the straight stitch setting.
4. Stitch away! Slow and steady!
"Painting with a Soda Bottle". I can't believe I have never seen this before! It worked great.
And voila! My girls loved it, of course!
STEP 4) It's now time to add some elastic to hold the animals in place. I used Non-Roll Elastic, 3/4 wide. I sewed a zig zag stitch every 5 inches or so. I made a couple only 4" apart for smaller animals. For the bottom row, I added a little give so the bigger animals could squeeze in a little more easily. Make sure you stitch back and for A LOT so the elastic is very secure.
STEP 5) Hanging this puppy is what I was concerned about. I really wanted grommets, but that THING you have to buy to add the grommets was really expensive. Maybe there is a cheaper way? I decided to just make 5 button holes instead and then just nail it to the wall. I thought the button hole would prevent the material from tearing? It looks pretty stable to me. If I have issues I'll let you know. If you have any better ideas, please let me know!
All that is left is to add those animals. I was able to make 12 spaces for animals. I squeezed 2 little ones in 1 and squeezed in a couple of barbie dolls too. Last night my oldest reached up and picked out what she wanted to sleep with, 5 to be exact. And then this morning she made her bed and put them back. I could tell she thought that was fun.
Now for the other bug-a-boo. She is in a toddler bed, so I think I'll turn the fabric the other way. It looks better if it is about the same size as their bed. I'll post that one when I'm finished. She wants purple paint, which I don't have, of course! :)
If you make one of these will you please let me know so I can see it!
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AHA Intensive Complex
Daily Chemical SERUM
This very popular serum helps break up dead skin cells in the epidermis, by the use of 10% Alpha Hydroxy Acids. It will promote quick cell renewal and more even skin tone, leaving you feeling radiant and flake-free! Use before moisturizer.
Gentle Polish
Physical Scrub
This daily exfoliator is a manual scrub with microspheres that gently even out skins texture while hydrating the base, leaving your skin soft and smooth. Makeup will go on evenly, making your skin look flawless!
Glycolic Rejuvenating Pads
Chemical Peel
(2-3 times weekly)
These innovative and easy to use pads have time released Glycolic Acid (10%) to effectively dissolve dead skin cells, while softening and refreshing the skin. With the Microsponge technology, this product will help you achieve younger, healthier looking skin!
Clinically proven softer, brighter skin with a decrease in pore size, dark spots and roughness.
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(1-2 times weekly)
This strong manual scrub optimizes exfoliation by using patented microspheres and thermal technology to lift away all dead skin on the surface. Minimizes fine lines and detoxifies pores, leaving your skin smoother, healthier and more radiant! This product is equivelent to an at home micro-dermabrasion, therefore only 1-2 times weekly is recommended.
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Physical Scrub
(3-5 times weekly)
This manual scrub buffs and polishes the skins surface using finely milled apricot and jojoba seeds. The fruit emzyme gel base helps brighten the skin and remove all impurities, leaving your skin soft, smooth and radiant!
Daily Chemical SERUM
This serum contains enzymes and non acid ingredients enhance the exfoliation process. It can be used daily, before moisturizer to promote cell renewal and even skin tone. This product will relieve flakiness and roughness, leaving your skin looking flawless.
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Voter Education Videos
Voter education videos have been uploaded to the Votenet Philippines YouTube site and are available for viewing and downloading for voter education and pollwatching training purposes.
Click here to view all the videos
Votenet: What We Do
Our member organizations conduct voter education seminars for churches, organizations and community groups.
We also mobilize people to participate as election violation vanguards and as pollwatchers on election day.
Thought Leaders
The People Behind Votenet Philippines
Votenet Philippines is Chaired by Bishop Efraim Tendero, the current Secretary General of the World Evangelical Alliance
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Quotable Quote
God at one and the same time upholds a given political or economic system, since some such system is required to support human life; condemns that system insofar as it is destructive to full human actualization; presses for its transformation into a more human order. Conservatives stress the first, revolutionaries the second, reformers the third. The Christian is expected to hold together all three.
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Jan 13, 2016
At the end of 2015, I had the opportunity to interview Mohanalakshmi Rajakumar, a South Asian American Expat, now living and working in Doha. Mohana is a wonderful speaker and writer who gets to the point. She talks about how she and her two young children adapted to their host nation. Also, she sheds some light on the intricate interactions of the expat community where she lives. Besides being a wonderful writer, speaker and parent, Mohana is also a podcaster! This is why in the interview I called her "super woman".


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An Atlanta man is in the Bartow County Jail on seven charges following what appears to have been a chase on I-75 and then on Main Street in Cartersville early Thursday.
Jail reports show Derrick B. Burke of Cresendo Drive, Atlanta, was booked at 4:25 a.m. Thursday on the following charges:
- Reckless driving.
- Driving under the influence of ultiple substances.
- Driving while license suspended or revoked.
- Improper lane change/failure to maintain a lane.
- Speeding.
- Driving on the wrong side of the road.
- And a felony charge, attempting to elude a police officer/felony.
This update from the Georgia State Patrol:
On Sept. 13, 2018 at 3:20 a.m., Trooper Holman took the lead in a pursuit, initiated by Bartow County, at I-75 southbound mile marker 290. The reason for the stop was to apprehend a subject using a stolen credit card. Holman set up to perform a Precision Immobilization Technique (PIT) because of reckless driving and construction on I-75 but did not because of the public's safety at the time. The vehicle exited at exit 288 and drove in the wrong lane on a divided highway. Bartow County took the lead position in the pursuit and successfully performed the PIT on Main Street. The vehicle came to rest in the median and the driver of the vehicle was apprehended by Bartow County after a brief foot pursuit.


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Hello friends! Just wanted to share some lovely radios that are out there on Etsy.
They are all so cute!!
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Hello friends! Just wanted to share some lovely radios that are out there on Etsy.
They are all so cute!!
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"Pillow Talk" is a 1959 romantic comedy starring Doris Day (Jan Morrow) and Rock Hudson (Brad Allen). These two neighbors share a party line and argue over phone usage (Hudson plays a ladies man who is constantly chatting women up on the phone). Things get crazy when Brad disguises his voice and pretends to be "Rex from Texas" to get to know Jan. It's a must-see movie but here's a peek.
"Would you please get off this line!"
"Wonder how it would be to have someone to pillow talk with me? "
Julia Meade plays one of women Brad dates
Jan – Well, what am I missing?
Alma (Thelma Ritter) – If you have to ask, you're missing it!
Brad's friend and Jan's client Jonathan (Tony Randall) intervenes.
Brad – Are you getting out of that bed, or am I coming in after you?
Jan – You wouldn't dare!
Gosh, I just love Doris Day!
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These are some items you will see being added online in the coming days…
80s inspired floral mini dress
80s/90s backpack (I love these backpacks)
adorable floral romper with sash
50s screw back earrings
60s/70s monsoon diffusion dress (one of my favorites of all time)
80s leather mosaic purse
that's all for today folks ;-)


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I wish I would have had my camera in the bathroom tonight. Isn't that usually the case? You have a super cute moment, one that should be in photo, and the camera is nowhere in sight.
Anyway, I was giving Maddie and Caleb a bath. They LOVE bath time!! I had mentioned in a previous post about how Maddie loves to splash at me...well, some of that did happen tonight. What the funny thing is about tonight's bath time, is I was washing their hair, and then I "styled" it for them. Madelyn's stuck up in three different areas and had sweet little curls. Caleb's went into a punk rocker style, with the Mohawk. I don't think I will ever give him that kind of hair cut, but styling the kid's hair with shampoo makes it fun to see the "what-if..."
I will know better next time to keep the camera close at hand.
Tuesday, July 8, 2008
Speaking of bathtime...
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I hate it when you miss a shot like that!! Next time!!
- July 11, 2008 at 1:27 AM
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Martha's Vineyard Friday 7th – Friday 14th SeptemberCurrently a waitlist only - please contact the admin office to reserve your place on the waitlist.
It's no exaggeration to say that this might be the best trip ever - in the pantheon of great trips organized by London Corinthians.....we're off to the birth place and spiritual home of the Americas Cup - Newport, Rhode Island in the USA.
And we're going in Sept when the race was traditionally held - back in the days when boats were boats - so expect great sailing conditions. ...so great that we're planning on the wind taking us to Martha's Vineyard and back in one week.
The actual route will be determined by prevailing conditions but is likely to include a night en route on Cape Cod or Block Island as well as several nights on the Vineyard.
As if that wasn't enough to tempt the most avid sailor then there is all the history of the area which might warrant a few extra days holiday off the boat, before or after our sailing excursion. As a bonus, the Newport International Boat Show, one of the largest in the country, will be in full swing upon our return to port September 14. Newport is home to the International Tennis Hall of Fame, Jackie O's childhood home where she married JFK on Ocean Drive, and the incredible Bellvue Ave with the summer cottages of the Vanderbilts etc which make Versailles look like a garden shed!!
Martha's Vineyard is the holiday destination of the smart set and Presidents, so we'll fit right in as long as we bring the uniform of chinos and poloshirts!! And of course it's the start of the New England Fall season so why not stay on for few days "leaf peeping" or head to Boston or the Big Apple for a few days of bright lights.
But spaces are limited and we are unlikely to get any further boats so early booking is advisable.
Unlike other trips this charter is Fri-Fri and the boats are moored up to a buoy. Therefore we're asking everyone to get there by 7pm on Fri 7th September to board the boats and then set sail early the following day, so this will mean an extra days holiday.
DATES: Fri 7 – Fri 14th September 2018
NOTE: The standard Offshore T&Cs apply - see http://www.lcsc.org.uk/sailing/yachting-general.
Price:£ 650
£ 75 Deposit per person at time of booking
£300 to be paid by 30/04/2018
Remainder to be paid by 31/07/2018
Prices do not include flights, airport transfers, mooring fees, food and drinks etc.
Please do not book flights until your place is confirmed.
Flight & Transfer Details
Flights are possible to Boston ( 2 hours- transfer), Providence (1 hour) and New York ( 4-5 hours).
The boats are moored up at Brenton Point, Fort Adams which is about 3.5miles -just a short taxi ride - outside Newport.
Flights are available into:
Boston Logan Airport- all major airlines ( c. 2.5 hours by bus from airport via downtown Boston )
New York airports -all major airlines ( 4.5 hours by bus from Manhattan via Providence)
Providence - with Norwegian Airlines via Dublin and Shannon. Will involve a stopover in Ireland but advantage of clearing US customs and immigration in Ireland, reducing delays on arrival. ( 1 hour from Newport)
Bus operator Peterpan Bus www.peterpanbus.com
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How to lodge your Australian Passport application
All Australian citizens must lodge their passport application in person. Passport application interviews at the Embassy in Brussels are offered by appointment only. We are not able to accept applications by mail or courier. This helps us to protect you, by protecting the security and integrity of your Australian passport. Please contact us on + 32 (0)2 286 0500 or by email for further advice or to make an appointment to lodge your application. Appointments are available from Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 12:00hrs. Please note the Embassy is closed on certain public holidays.
Please note that child applications should be lodged in person by a parent or person with parental responsibility for the child. The parent or person lodging the application is not required to be an Australian citizen, but will need to bring photographic proof of their own identity to the appointment.
If you are an Australian citizen living or currently staying in Belgium or Luxembourg, you can either complete and print an online application form or request a blank application form to be mailed to you.
- Apply for a passport online
- Ask a passport-related question by an email to email@example.com
If you wish to apply for an Australian Passport, please read the following information carefully.
Please note:
- You must bring your current or most recent Australian passport if you have one
- You should complete the form using black ink and print within the boxes in BLOCK LETTERS.
- Incomplete applications cannot be processed.
- Signatures and photographs are required to be less than 6 months old.
- You must ensure that your signature is made within the white boxed areas. Failure to do so may invalidate your application. Children over the age of 10 need to sign the application form.
- Australian photograph requirements differ from local Belgium/Luxembourg photo standards.
- Please do not affix photographs with staples or paperclips to the application as this will damage the image.
- You should allow up to three (3) weeks to receive a new passport.
- All documents submitted must be originals, photocopies and/or certified copies are not acceptable.
- For PC8 applicants: If you were born overseas, please provide your Australian citizenship certificate and your foreign birth certificate (with an official translation into English or the International version issued by the Belgian or Luxembourg Authorities).
Child Applications:
We require the lodging parent to provide also the ID of the non-accompanying parent.
General passport information
- Applying for an adult passport while overseas
- Renewing an Australian adult passport
- You are applying for an Australian Passport following a name change?
- Acceptable combinations of identification documents for adult PC8 applications
- Applying for a child passport while overseas
- Parental consent for a child
- B11 form - General statement by passport applicant - use this form only if requested by the Passport Office
- Photo guidelines
- Guarantor
Translation of foreign documents
The Australian Embassy, Brussels, does not provide translation services. Please visit Belgian Chamber of Translators & Interpreters; Luxembourg Association of Translators & Interpreters or in Australia National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters for a list of certified translators and interpreters in these respectve countries.
In providing these names, neither the Australian Government, nor the Australian Embassy in Brussels can accept any responsibility whatsoever for the competence or otherwise of the organisations mentioned.
More Information
- Passport application fees and payment details as of SEPTEMBER 2019
The Australian Embassy in Brussels does not accept cash payments. All fees must be paid in euros at time of lodgement. The Embassy accepts debit cards, Visa and Mastercard credit cards.
The Euro amount is subject to revision on the first day of each month due to exchange rate fluctuations and/or changes to the fees payable under the Passport Act. Please check these details again if you are paying in a different month.
|PASSPORT FEES (September 2019)
|CHILD (aged 16 or 17)
|CHILD (aged 15 or under)
|SENIOR (over 75 years)
- The above passport fees include the overseas surcharge
- The Australian Embassy in Brussels is unable to offer a priority processing service for full validity passports. Please see "How long to get a passport".
- Where there is an urgent need to travel, a limited validity Emergency Passport may be issued. A full validity passport may be applied for simultaneously, utilising the same application as for the Emergency Passport.
- Your new passport can be collected from the Embassy. If you are unable to do so, a postage fee of € 8.00 is charged for registered mail within Belgium and € 13.00 to Luxembourg. The Australian Embassy in Brussels cannot send the passport to a location outside of these countries.


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From 15/10/11 12:00 to 18/10/11 18:00
The second edition of the Hogtoberfest IDUK Inline Downhill (Freeride and Race) will take place in London on October 2011, 15th and 16th. The event will host an Inline Downhill intro workshop free of charge as well as taking part in the freeride event. More information on the facebook page of the event


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The Petface Foodie Faces Fluffy Sprout is a fun, soft and colourful squeak toy. This stuffed lightweight toy is suitable for most small-medium breeds, great for retrieval games and as a companion for you dog.
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Becoming Numb to Information?
// Posted by Patrick on 02/26/2013 (7:28 PM)
An interesting question was brought up during class that compared the reactions of the public to people such as Daniel Ellsberg and Julian Assange in different time periods. Ellsberg was responsible for the leak of the Pentagon… Read more
An interesting question was brought up during class that compared the reactions of the public to people such as Daniel Ellsberg and Julian Assange in different time periods. Ellsberg was responsible for the leak of the Pentagon Papers, while Assange is the creator and public face of the highly controversial Wikileaks web page. In 1971 Ellsberg handed over copies of controversial and top secret documents that Ellsburg said, "demonstrated unconstitutional behavior by a succession of presidents, the violation of their oath and the violation of the oath of every one of their subordinates". He gave them to the New York Times and they started publishing documents that proved that government officials were purposely concealing the truth about the Vietnam war and how bad the situation really was. This document was immensely important when it was published, as the Vietnam war was already a highly protested war these papers only added fuel to the fire. It is interesting to compare the impact of this leak to the impact of Wikileaks today. Wikileaks is a website that obtains official classified government documents from anonymous sources, with Julian Assange being the figure head of the website. Wikileaks claims to have millions of classified documents that it is waiting to release at a time of their choosing. Even though they claim to have mass amounts of classified material, interest in the site is dwindling.
Why is Wikileaks, with all its classified documents waiting to be published, not making a bigger impact in the world today? Compared to the pentagon papers Wikileaks is not as influential even though it contains multiple times the classified information that the pentagon papers had. I believe that this lack of interest in Wikileaks is due to a changing of culture. When the pentagon papers were published it was front page of all the newspapers of the time as this was the only way information was available to the public. I believe a lack of technology is actually the reason why the pentagon papers made such a massive impact. People did not have all the resources that are available today so when some new information was presented to the public they ate it up. This need for information from newspapers has changed as the digital world evolved. Now people are overrun with information, from email, internet, television, and social networks, people are constantly being fed information. I believe that because of this plethora of information available today the public is numb to internet leaks like the ones provided by Wikileaks.
It may seem counter intuitive to say that people receive less information today than they did in the time of the pentagon papers, and it may be. However I believe that people of this day and age pick and choose what information makes an impact on their lives. With pop culture expanding I believe that people are more interested in the latest trends and celebrity gossip then a government document that has little to no impact on their lives. Some argue that Wikileaks is not as influential as it could be due to the antics of Julian Assange, who is currently being accused of sexual assault. While this may have some impact on the website I believe the true reason behind a reduced interest is a numbing of the public to information, due the the sheer amount of information that is available right at their fingertips.


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Botanicals have been used for medicinal purposes long before recorded history. Ancient Chinese and Egyptian papyrus writings describe medicinal uses for plants as early as 3,000 BC. Indigenous cultures (such as African and Native American) used herbs in their healing rituals, while others developed traditional medical systems (such as Ayurveda and Traditional Chinese Medicine) in which herbal therapies were used. Researchers found that people in different parts of the world tended to use the same or similar plants for the same purposes validating the use of several botanicals.
In the early 19th century, when chemical analysis first became available, scientists began to extract and modify the active ingredients from plants. Almost one fourth of pharmaceutical prescription drugs today is originally or was structurally derived from botanicals.
Recently, the World Health Organization estimated that 80% of people worldwide rely on herbal medicines for some part of their primary health care. In Germany alone, about 700 plant-based medicines are available and are prescribed by some 70% of German physicians. Echinacea purpurea is one of the most commonly used botanical products alone or in combination because it is believed to stimulate natural immunity.
Control of the inflammatory response and tissue repair are major therapeutic challenges encompassing a wide range of medical conditions. Existing treatments for multi-billion dollar markets in wound care, oncology support, women's care, gastrointestinal disease, oral care and dermatological care provide, at best, only partial relief. In addition to seeking more comprehensive treatments, pharmaceutical companies are searching for safe and effective solutions that encompass natural ingredients to provide breakthrough technologies that will address indications that are under-served by the products that are currently available.
Izun Pharmaceuticals Corporation ("IPC" or "Izun") was founded in 2000 with the initial goal of providing an effective natural solution in the area of periodontal inflammation. A proprietary, botanically-based platform technology was developed which helps treat a wide range of inflammatory diseases, while simultaneously accelerating the body's natural tissue repair processes. Izun's products are both efficacious and safe, providing novel solutions with the potential to capitalize on multi-billion-dollar market opportunities. Izun's natural based products also enable multiple options with regard to regulatory filings and speedier approvals.
Izun has:
- recently received FDA clearance of Curasite, a novel wound care therapy,
- successfully concluded a double-blinded placebo controlled Phase II clinical trial for the prevention of oral mucositis, a common side effect of chemotherapy and radiation therapy,
- recently completed a Phase IIa clinical trial in the areas of Women's Healthcare which demonstrated a dramatic reduction in the symptoms of post-menopausal Vulvovaginal Atrophy (VVA),
- and launched two oral care products, one aimed at the professional dental care market and one for the OTC market.
Results of all these trials are extremely exciting as we move ahead with plans for commercialization of these products.
Izun's IP portfolio consists of over 65 patents, of which more than 35 have been granted.
Izun is a US corporation incorporated under the laws of Delaware, with a wholly-owned Jerusalem-based R&D subsidiary employing a staff of 17. In addition to an experienced and accomplished management team, Izun is supported by a world-class Board of Directors and a team of scientific advisors and key opinion leaders.
The Company's quality policy is to develop products of excellence that fully meet applicable good manufacturing practices (cGMP). As an ISO-certified company, this is achieved by designing, maintaining, assessing, improving and implementing an overall quality assurance system.
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Reliability is a vital cornerstone of the Company's business policy and development of innovative quality products is the primary objective of the Company staff. The Company recognizes that its staff and their knowledge, experience, and professionalism are a vital part of the Company and the means by which its business policy can be achieved. Verification and control of quality are carried out by continuous assessment using fully documented procedures and records.
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Izun Pharmaceuticals Corporation (IPC) is a privately held Delaware-based corporation with headquarters in New York City and a research and development facility in Israel. The Company was founded in 2000 by William Z. Levine, DDS.
Since its inception, the Company has been funded by high net worth individuals and other qualified investors who believe in the collective power of botanically-based medicine to meet urgent health care needs while maintaining a premium on patient safety. The technology of the company has been validated by several approvals in the United States and Europe and continues to show promise in recent and ongoing clinical trials.
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The World's most Northerly Scotch Whisky Distillery. Orkney Food & Drink Awards 2018 WINNER - Outstanding Performance Award
Named Best Spirit in the World no less than three times, Highland Park whisky is made today with the same enduring belief and integrity, and to the same exacting standards, as it has been since the Kirkwall distillery was founded in 1798.
The attitude at Highland Park remains one of custodianship rather than management. Here, tradition is more important than novelty, with innovation only used when there is a genuine benefit to the whisky.
Highland Park is one of only a handful of distilleries to still retain a traditional malting floor, turning each batch of malt by hand. When ready, the barley is placed in the distillery's kilns to begin the aromatic peating process that gives Highland Park its characteristic flavours.
Rich, succulent and complex, Highland Park's exceptional single malt inspires passion in whisky enthusiasts everywhere. With balance, character and provenance, it epitomises all that is great about single malt Scotch whisky.
An outstanding visitor centre, shop and range of entertaining and informative tour packages, have helped cement Highland Park Distillery's reputation as one of Orkney's premier attractions.
Highland Park Distillery claimed the Outstanding Performance title at the 2018 Orkney Food and Drink Awards
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Submitted by CATNIP76
If you like lemons, you'll love this simple chicken dish!
EasySubmitted by CD1720113
Absolutely have to have that holiday candy?
Indulge with this creamy delight.
Six ingredients, 5 minutes of hands-on cooking, and dinner is served!Submitted by ORANGECOWCAT
Carly Rules...My coworker had an awesome recipe that I wanted to try...but of course had to change it up to lower the fat...since I gain 5 pounds just LOOKING at food...
These work out to be 1.5 WW point per shell or 3 points per serving (2 shells).Submitted by BONFIRE8171
Who doesn't love rich and creamy mac and cheese?
This is a delicious chicken recipe that my family lovesSubmitted by ALECSANDRA
Use as a dip for veggies or a spread on pita and sandwiches. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE
Low fat/calorie frozen treatSubmitted by DENIMANDPEARLS
4 ingredients, 5 minutes of prep time--and no mess to clean up!Submitted by 3BOYZ2FEED
A quick and easy dinner that is also low in fat, this chicken casserole is perfect for busy nights.Submitted by LYZ219
Mexican Chicken CasseroleSubmitted by MOMSJUNK
This kid-friendly comfort food is perfect for a weeknight meal. Even better: You can use frozen veggies and leftover chicken.Submitted by CHEF_MEG
This is a quick and easy chicken dish that looks and tastes like you went to a lot of work.Submitted by CARPROTH
Delicious and quick, this dish is a great way to get more fish into your healthy meal plan! We think this baked tilapia recipe can't be beat!Submitted by RACHIELOO
Cucumbers give this guacamole a refreshing flavor while also cutting the calories in each serving. Submitted by COACH_NICOLE
From cooks.com adapted with olive oil and country crock instead of butter. Could use less of each or just one. I cook in cast iron and tend to need a little more. Juice of one lemon for less tangy flavor, two as written here.Submitted by LENOREMORR
From Taste of Home (on-line)Submitted by JAD1971
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Kate Middleton in L.K. Bennett Peplum Suit
If You Need a Reason to Try Peplum, Just Look at Kate Middleton
If You Need a Reason to Try Peplum, Just Look at Kate Middleton
Peplum is one of Spring's dominant trends, and if you needed proof that peplum is indeed incredibly flattering, look at Kate Middleton, who wore a teal blue L.K. Bennett skirt suit this morning for an event with Queen Elizabeth. The suit is sophisticated and elegant enough for a royal outing, but the peplum adds just a touch of fashion-forward thinking that makes Kate look of-the-moment and extremely awesome. Click through to see all the angles, then check out our styling tips on peplum to outfit your own look this Spring.


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Rodan premiered in Toho's first
color monster movie Rodan in 1956. In Rodan, there
were originally two Rodans, and not one. Miners dug through the
Earth and reveiled two eggs from the prehistoric age. Both eggs
hatched, and two Rodans dug their way out of the ground to terrorize
Japan. Their immense flying speed created sonic booms, turning
everything in their path to rubble. The Rodans attacked Tokyo,
and later retreated when the military became too much for the
two pteranadons. Both Rodans were then lead to the hot lava spewing
out of Mount Aso. One of the Rodans fell into the lava, while
one of them remained flying. Since the two Rodans were in love,
the second Rodan dived into the lava, dying along with its mate.
One of the Rodans survived (it is unknown whether
it was the male of female), as it was reveiled in Ghidirah,
the Three Headed Monster. Rodan and Godzilla met, and duked
it out with each other for a majority of the movie. Then, Mothra
came along and brought peace to the monsters, and asked them
to help the humans defeat King Ghidirah. From that film on, Rodan
remained Godzilla's closest ally, next to Anguirus.
In 1993, Rodan came back in
Godzilla vs. Mechagodzilla II, as an enemy to Godzill
again. Godzilla and Rodan both fought over a Godzilla egg that
was placed in Rodan's nest. Godzilla killed Rodan, but Rodan
was later revived by music sung by psychic children. The music
gave Rodan a uranium heat beam that came from his mouth. He then
became known as "Fire Rodan." Rodan then fought Mechagodzilla
and became badly wounded. Godzilla then came to fight Mechagodzilla,
but was then killed by the new "G-Crusher" weapon Mechagodzilla
possessed. As Rodan was dying, he flew towards Godzilla, and
sacrificed all of his energy to Godzilla. Godzilla came back
alive and then destroyed Mechagodzilla.


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Exploring the past, present and future with Historic Milwaukee
By immersing people in Milwaukee's architectural and cultural past, HMI fosters a sense of community, shared experience and commitment to historical preservation.Jun 10th, 2011
UWM Union Theatre screens "Samson & Delilah"
Expert cinematography captures everything the characters don't say. In "Samson & Delilah" Director Warwick Thornton achieves the pinnacle of "show, don't tell."Jan 28th, 2011
The 2010 Milwaukee Zine Fest
Artists from near and far gather in our fair city this weekend to celebrate the culture of DIY.Nov 10th, 2010
Best Worst Movie
A documentary about Troll 2, the "worst film of all time." Think vegetarian goblins and a lead actor that looks surprisingly like Craig T. Nelson.Sep 25th, 2010
Where history meets fantasy
Part Victorian fashion, part science fiction, part DIY nerd fantasy : the culture of Steampunk is finding a home in Milwaukee.Aug 25th, 2010
Lollapalooza Hangover
Between the sweltering crowds and Lollapalooza's notoriously muddy sound, it's hard to tell which bands put on a good show. Kevin braved the heat last weekend and offers his picks from Lolla 2010.Aug 12th, 2010
The League of Discerning and Cultured Individuals
To fight the battle for recognition in Milwaukee's art community, a handful of MIAD students formed a collective dedicated to promoting art through non-traditional means (without taking themselves too seriously, that is).Aug 4th, 2010
2010 Pitchfork in Review
Humid, cool, anticipatory, inspiring and (at times) boring and cliche, this year's Pitchfork Music Festival in Chicago had it all. Kevin Mueller lets us shadow.Jul 21st, 2010
A breath of fresh air
Though the smoking ban may be a rough transition for some, Maureen Busalacchi of Smoke Free Wisconsin says it's a small step in the right direction, and a giant leap toward a healthier state.Jul 5th, 2010
Riverwest powers down for the environment
How long can you go without using energy? Riverwest is challenging residents to a seven-day drastic reduction in energy usage, hoping to help Mother Earth and encourage community involvement.Jun 18th, 2010


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|Three's not a crowd. Three members of one family on two wheels in La Candelaria.
Usually, Bogotá's annual Ciclovía Nocturna, or Nocturnal Ciclovía, is anything but, at least in the city centre, as Ave. Septima gets so packed with pedestrians that one can hardly walk a bike, much less ride one.
But this year, they routed La Ciclovía along Carrera 6 in La Candelaria, making pedaling possible.
|A night-time training ride on La Ciclovia.
|Not quite a 'cycle way' here along Carrera Septima.
|Oops...No where to go.
Blog by Mike Ceaser, of Bogotá Bike Tours


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Mussel Chair by Hanne Kortegaard
Designed by Hanne Kortegaard as her graduation project from the Danish Design School in Copenhagen, the Mussel Chair is specially intended for families. This chair shape inspired by the mussels idiom and designed with child and adults in mind, and how to visualize the symbiosis that can occur between them. The originality of this Mussel chair looks on the mussel's meat that can serve as ottoman, child seat, head rest, armrest and footrest.
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