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"Beauty and the Beast" just so happens to be one of the greatest Disney movies ever! I remember watching it all of the time growing up and singing along with the movie! I just bought the Blu-ray last week when it came out! I saw the commercial the week before promoting the release and couldn't wait to get off work and head to the store to get it, along with my $10.00 off coupon thanks to a fabulous parent of mine! Well, since the movie is such a hit, it has been the theme on baking sites. I saw posted online Mrs. Potts Cake Pops and I knew I had to make them myself, so I went out and purchase all of the items I didn't already have. They took some time and I will make some corrections next time, but I hope you enjoy them! I know my co-workers did!
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The soft opening of Al-Qadir restaurant was already held. They do not have it's menu card yet for the customers nor any seating out there. But, yes I saw big metal containers(kettles) in front of the restaurant. I think they will sell desi food only. One of the guys told me the restaurant will officially open after a few days. So, after that, I will give you a detailed update about this restaurant. For the time being, the tandoor of Al-Qadir restaurant is fully active. You can get Rotiyan & Naan from there.
It is located at 116-A, Chamabili Block, Sector C. Well, I have noticed that in this area there wasn't any proper tandoor for the residents. There was one behind Humpty Dumpty but that was closed. You can also call them for home delivery. Numbers are mentioned below:


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The inspiration for this shoot actually came from the tropical decor trend going on. The tropical trend always has so much going on, it is vibrant, whimsical, and just feels exciting. Darcy Hummel with Dahlia Events & Designs and Ashley Hepworth with Ashley McKenzie Photography were determined to have fun with this shoot, and they definitely did!
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From Dahlia Events & Designs and Ashley McKenzie Photography: All of the vendors got so creative with this shoot – and we're so glad they did because we wanted them to feel free to showcase things they normally wouldn't. We loved all the unique pieces everyone came up with. The colors were chosen from the agate slices Bezalel & Babel designed for the dinner place settings. Those truly were the center of the rest of the design. They inspired Loud River Creative's invitation & menu designs that mimicked the natural patterns in the agate slices. In addition the agate slices inspired the watercolor escort cards, and banners that were hand painted and dip dyed by Bezalel & Babel.
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Back in 2011, I caught You're Next at the Toronto International Film Festival. I really dug the film, and I'm glad that it will finally hit theaters later this year. The plot centers on a family reunion that turns deadly when the family becomes targeted by masked murderers. Their only hope is Erin (Sharni Vinson), a girlfriend of one of the family members. The film also stars AJ Bowen, Amy Seimetz, Barbara Crampton, Wendy Glenn, Margaret Laney, Rob Moran, Joe Swanberg, Nicholas Tucci, and Ti West.
The film recently played to an enthusiastic crowd at SXSW 2013, and I got the chance to sit down and discuss the movie with director Adam Wingard and writer Simon Barrett. We talked about writing a strong female character from the inside-out, designing the creepy and iconic masks worn by the killers, shooting carefully inside of a historic mansion, and more. Hit the jump to check out the interview. You're Next opens August 23rd.
I saw the film at TIFF in 2011, so I was wondering what's that like having that film play 18 months ago and then finally bringing it back and seeing it come to the finish line?
ADAM WINGARD: It's great because the movie is designed specifically to be played for an audience. From the get-go the creative inception of the movie was to do something that could work more for a mainstream audience, because we come from a background of very low-budget independent filmmaking and a lot of this choices you're making stylistically and all that stuff are kind of based on what your budget is. A lot of times the goal in those films is just to get a movie.
SIMON BARRETT: Yeah, just to finish.
WINGARD: Whereas this film we had enough of a budget where we were able to say what kind of movie do we want to make? What script has Simon written? And what is the correct way to direct that script? Not just how do we make this into a movie? Going into it that way we approached it from the perspective of what would we want to see as an audience? What would we want to see out of a film if we were sixteen years old? That was a very important process for us so, even before we played it in Toronto; internally we did our own test screenings, official test screenings, out in Hollywood because it was important to us to see how it played for an audience and to sculpt the movie in a way that maximized that. Watching the movie last night, for me, was super enjoyable because that's the whole reason the movie exists is to get a rise out of people and get people laughing, clapping, and jumping and all that stuff
One of the things I love best about it is how it reinvented the survivor girl into the survivalist girl, I was wondering what the thought process was in redefining that familiar trope.
BARRETT: We knew from the very beginning of even talking about that project that we wanted a strong female lead, but the way Adam and I take inspiration from a lot of things is we don't like the way strong female leads are portrayed in most horror films. Usually if you have a tough female character it just means that she's kind of pointlessly mean to everyone from the very first scene on and then screams and runs around.
WINGARD: And usually your final girl is also somebody who has really just gotten lucky and is slightly smarter than everyone else.
BARRETT: Absolutely, yeah, or she's just had the least sex so somehow she survives. So I was thinking, really trying to wrap my head around what I haven't seen before, and it occurred to me that the problem is I think a lot of male screenwriters maybe don't believe in what they're doing so they constantly have the characters talking about how their tough and acting like their tough. I just realized that really tough people don't act tough, they don't have to say that their tough because they know that they could kill everyone in the room. That was kind of the key to that character for me realizing that she actually might be a little embarrassed about her toughness. So I wanted to give a backstory that really hit the nail on the head. A backstory of why she's tough that totally explains it but is also is kind of so ridiculous that she would be embarrassed to tell anyone. She even says, when she's talking about that, she says she hasn't told her boyfriend Crispian yet.
WINGARD: Even going to the casting of it was important to find somebody who- for instance, whenever we did the auditions these girls would come in and they would be wearing cut-off shorts and they would have their shirt tied up around their chest and showing their whole mid-section, they were posing and pretending to be tough. It was totally exactly what I wanted, didn't want somebody to come in there and over sexualize the role, we didn't want to do that. We wanted to find somebody who actually just personified toughness. She didn't come in there and pose and say that she was tough, exactly as Simon just said, and Sharni is that person. She came in there and he was just badass and that's who she is.
BARRETT: A lot of heroines in Hollywood cinema are hard on the outside but then you discover they have a soft, emotional center and we wanted to do the opposite of that. We wanted a heroine who's soft on the outside and acts kind of like what she thinks a normal girl is but has a true interior of toughness and hardness. The kind of funny thing is that that is a little bit what Sharni is. She's the nicest, most awesome person and then you find out, Adam was just saying Sharni told him some story about how she sprained her ankle during Step Up 3D and then danced with a sprained ankle for six months. She would get hurt on set and you would never know because she just wouldn't talk about it until makeup would come up to us and be like, "Why are we covering a bruise on Sharni's face?" "Oh, Amy accidentally kicked her in the head." That was really important to us because we wanted to make a movie that both male and female horror fans could really enjoy and get behind. I feel like a lot of horror movie cater more to a male audience. We knew we wanted to do something really different because we felt that was just missing from the genre, and that was the key to doing something new and kind of fresh, but we also knew there were a lot of clichés that we needed to avoid. On the one hand having her be an actual survivalist is very obvious and obviously a bit absurd, but it also gives you a key to the character.
I also wanted to talk to you about the design of the film in terms of the masks, which are very memorable, and also the kills because those are the ones that get people cheering.
WINGARD: The mask was something where Simon, in the script, wrote it exactly how it is; there was a tiger, a fox mask, and a lamb mask. Going in to it we actually tried a lot of different things, we kept an open mind. The art department sewed together different types of masks. We tried a lot of different things, but ultimately my first instinct, which is what we ended up doing, was to do the Halloween approach, which is they bought that Captain Kirk mask, they painted it white and just made it their own. To me it just made sense to take those animal masks and just basically give them a white feature, because it's a simple image, but it stands alone on its own iconicness.
BARRETT: I think that's a really good point because I love the film The Strangers, but when you see the masks that these kids are wearing it's like, what are they, design majors at FIDM during the day? They're clearly serial killers.
WINGARD: Our masks had to look like something that was found and could have been created realistically by a bunch of not super smart guys.
BARRETT: A bunch of merciless killers. That's the whole thing that kind of drives me crazy in these film is these people are insane killers but they clearly have spent a lot of time designing these very artistic masks. So we wanted something that on one hand looked cool and iconic-
WINGARD: But was also realistic to the plot.
BARRETT: Totally, you could believe that these guys just got these masks and painted them and that was it.
WINGARD: As far as the kills go, to me it was very important that we make the kills violent, but we also do something that sets them apart and actually draws you in in an entertaining way, and can let you have fun with it as well while not subtracting the goriness or the violence of it. So I took a lot of inspiration, Simon and I are both really into Italian films, those are meticulously crafted, usually kind of sloppy, but they always an interesting approach to their kill scenes.
BARRETT: It's all stuff you haven't seen before.
WINGARD: Exactly. Going into this a huge inspiration for me was this Donald Cammell film from the 80's called White of the Eye. It's really this obscure serial killer thing, but the thing that I took away from it was the way that he shot his murder sequences. It would be these beautiful slow motion shots, somebody would be strangled and they would knock over a vase of flowers and the film would concentrate on the vase hitting the ground in slow motion, exploding, stuff like that. That really made big impact on me and I realized that I really wanted to do some interesting stylizations with the violence and make it really pop in a way that wasn't just saying, "Oh, this is hardcore" or anything like that, but it was doing something like you've never seen it before without distracting too much from the story. I didn't end up going as over the top as White of the Eye, if you ever see that film, but it was definitely a huge influence to approach it from a unique angle like that.
In terms of shooting the film did you actually shoot inside a mansion? The way its shot is terrific and I wanted to know what the process was.
WINGARD: It's all a real location, we found it in Columbia, Missouri, which is where Simon's from and that's where we shot our other two films A Horrible Way to Die and V/H/S. We were talking about this earlier, it was a really challenging process because it was actually a historic mansion, it was built in the early 1900s, so we couldn't damage anything. But we wanted the film to look like the whole house has been torn to pieces by the end of it so we had to be very meticulous in picking certain walls we had to create in the house that we damage. If blood was going to hit the wall, it would be our wall paper. It's not noticeable, but if you really pay attention there's a surplus of carpets in this house and that's because we had to make sure that we couldn't damage it. That created a huge challenge in itself, because we wanted that aesthetic beauty, but what that brings is other challenges in itself so we had to work around that creatively. Especially when it comes to the crossbow stuff, we were actually shooting those crossbows for real in the house. All those inserts you see of it smashing into things was us actually just shooting a crossbow inside the house. That couldn't damage anything so right off screen every time that's going on are all these big pieces of plywood and Plexiglas and it takes forever to set up. So constantly while we were shooting the film, either at the beginning of the day or at the end of the day, we always set aside an hour outside of the schedule where we would just get more crossbow inserts, because a lot of times they wouldn't work out, or just trying to get enough of them. I feel like we just barely have enough. You don't notice in the film because it feels all complete, but we were sweating it when we were shooting, because it was a process to actually pull that kind of stuff off.
Since the film is only about five months away do you guys know when the first trailer's going to hit?
BARRETT: We have no idea. We're as excited to find out as you.
WINGARD: I can't wait, yeah, but we'll see. I'd assume relatively soon.
BARRETT: I hope so; we're just really excited about that.
After 18 months of waiting.
BARRETT: Yeah, we'll find out when you do I guess.


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Since introducing some plant life into our bedroom "part-makeover" we are converts to having indoor plants. Who knows if it's the rush of refreshed air that puts the smile on our faces as we walk into our room, or just the pleasing look of green leaves in a mostly white room that makes me happy? No matter… we'll be adding more!
Roomie clearly knows what I'm talking about – this one popped up on my Pinterest feed from them today.
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- HI, my name is Val. I'm a member of Costumer's Guild West in Los Angeles, Dean Emeritus of 2018 Costume College; Past President of the San Diego Costume Guild, member of Orange County Costume Guild, and a representative of the San Diego History Center. I make my own historical costumes but don't sell any unless I get tired of one.The eras I've made so far are 1770 up to 1918. My favorite is the 1880s bustle.
Tuesday, February 10, 2015
Having Tea Surrounded by Bustles
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Nice photos. The Power Shot is a good camera. Love your hat too and of course your bustle.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Marilyn.Delete
This seemed like lots of fun.ReplyDeleteReplies
It was, Estelle, and so much inspiration.Delete
*sigh* Such delicious eye candy! These pictures are tempting me to finally attempt a historically accurate bustle gown. Thank you for sharing them!ReplyDeleteReplies
I would be happy to know I helped in inspiring you to do one.Delete
I'm so jealous...! This looks like so much fun and so many beautiful dresses. I adore bustle fashions but I have never had the chance to attend a gathering of bustles. Thankyou for sharing so many lovely photographs.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you La belle. I hope you do get a chance to wear your own bustle with friends someday. They're so much fun to wear.Delete
What lovely eye-candy, especially your gown! I really like your choice for the ribbon and flowers for your hat too!ReplyDelete
Thank you Laurie. I'll probably share it on the pattern review group once Cat has all the applause she deserves on her gown.Delete
Looks like it was one of those perfect and memorable days with fabulous friends! Your gown is so perfect and the hat a beauty! Thank you for sharing your photos!ReplyDeleteReplies
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Just bustleicious! The location, the visually gorgeous and undoubtably delicious afternoon tea, the grand company...
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Thank you Natalie. I wish it was closer to us so I could go more often. They really know how to do gardens there.Delete
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Ran across your blog searching for finished products of the TV 1887 Alexandra Bodice--it looks stunning on you in the orange tone!! I'll also be at the Dickens Fest this weekend, I'll keep an eye out for the plaid gowns! Good luck- SReplyDelete
Beautiful, from the table settings, dresses, hats, and outdoor photos. So much hard and loving work in everthing I saw thanks for posting.ReplyDelete


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Exactly three years ago, in the April of 2010, I was on the road towards a slow death and no one knew it. Maybe not even me! Or at least I didn't realise how bad a state I was in until later.
I was still in Kangkong, Pasir Mas at that time living all alone in a house on stilts just off the main road leading to Tanah Merah, and about 40 metres from the mighty Kelantan River. It was a house that I had built with a government housing loan in the early 90's; a house which I had then lost ownership of due to non-payment brought about by drug addiction. It was just 30 metres away from where my former wife's house is. That was where I had lived and somehow survived from the last quarter of 2004 and until April 2010, with the exception of those 16 months where I had spent three months in the horrific Pengkalan Chepa Prison, and then a gloriously happy 13 months at Pusat Serenti Gambang. But big things were coming my way…
From late 2009, my health was slowly deteriorating. This was brought about mainly by my poor nutritional intake and general neglect of my own self. I had just gone through a divorce, which was very bitter at the start of the legal proceedings. Later, I was starting to totally withdraw myself from society again. It was two years after my release from Gambang and I was having difficulty trying to adapt and fit in with the society that I was forced to live with. "Forced" because, if given the choice, I would gladly have gone back to spend the rest of my life at Pusat Serenti Gambang. I was wondering what my purpose in life was – if things had not been what they later are, I might likely have relapsed and gone down that pit of misery yet again.
I was also the type who didn't like to go anywhere. I also didn't have any transportation – not even an old kapchai. The only way to get food was to wait for a bus or taxi and then go to town, which was 4.5 miles away. Often, I'd procrastinate until I was getting dizzy from the hunger before finally going. Usually, I would be content to just have oats from morning until night whenever I was hungry. The rest of the time was spent reading – either from printed material or from the internet. I was gradually losing weight and would suffer frequent bouts of constipation, some of which were very severe. How severe? Well, have you spent six hours in the toilet before? I had… a number times. However, I didn't quite realise the bad state I was in – since I could get up and walk, I felt I "was okay". Only later did I realise that I might have arrived at a point where there was no return.
But, yet again through the grace of God – as it was when He brought about the intervention in the form of my arrest on 12 August 2005 and the subsequent road towards rehabilitation, He put into motion what was to save me and bring forward to a new phase in life. And He did it through someone who accidentally stumbled onto this blog on 1 April 2010 – a reader who had used the name of "An Nisaa" in her comments. The regular readers already know what then transpired; plus I had already written a few posts about this. It is indeed remarkable of how things have gone from there – from when I made the big move to the west coast and until now, April 2013. A lot had happened in the last three years and this "An Nisaa" had recently written something about it at her blog.
Earlier on, before making the move and also after it, I was burdened by one huge worry – that I would be a parasite to her. I didn't have anything to offer – what was in it for her?? Here was someone so honest and sincere in wanting to help me, especially in getting my health back… and not expecting anything in return! But I didn't want to live like that – a life where one person gives while the other only takes. And, after the stay at Gambang and the lessons and realisations that came along with the experience, I resolved never, ever to be a parasite to anyone again. Definitely not to this woman.
But she, somehow, had faith in the future – for as long as we are honest and sincere, and for as long as we keep doing the right things and, most importantly, having faith and trust in Allah, things will turn out right. And they have!
After 12 years of unemployment or under-employment, I finally became productive again. I finally have the ability not only to support myself but also to fulfill my obligations. Thanks to this wonderful woman – the only person in the world who could ever love me this much, who has the courage to risk everything with me, and who has the patience to put up with all of my weaknesses and shortcomings – my life has moved forward to another phase and level. With me, the ability to also help her with what she is doing has given added meaning and purpose in life. The latest project that I've been involved with is in helping her move to a new office – an undertaking which we accomplished last month despite the obstacles which we had faced.
My wife, Aniza, had done the rounds before she found her true calling. Earlier in life, she had worked at managerial level with two well-known companies, Guthrie and Royal Selangor. But, as with many of us, there was also the certain uneasiness and desire "to do something else… something better, whatever that is." With her, it is Perubatan Islam (Islamic Treatment System), which she had started in 2007 (Click here for Bitly link on Sistem An Nisaa). This was a progression from her interest in alternative healing which began with Colour Vibration Therapy a few years earlier.
It was also my interest in one of her products that had started it all – my curiosity of anything that says "Cendana" (Sandalwood) . Even from the start, I had a fascination with what she is doing; of someone who had left the comfortable corporate life and doing something that has a lot less certainty. There was also a certain attachment to her products the first time I received them in Pasir Mas… and of wanting to somehow be involved.
When I first came here, she had sub-let an office at Desajaya Commerial Centre, Kepong. However, in May 2011, just three months after we were married, she had to move. It was a stressful time, especially when money was short. But, as always, God Knows best. As it later turned out, the move to Nusa Subang, which was nearer the house, was a very good decision – her practise became even more successful at the new office even though it was rather awkwardly located.
Nonetheless, I wasn't really happy with where her office was. Again, she had sub-let it from someone else and not directly with the owner. It was also located at a rather "semi-industrial" area, with most of the units around there being used as stores. There was also a certain untidiness about the area with the local council (Shah Alam) generally neglecting it most of the time. But, out of necessity rather than choice, we simply had to take it due to our lack of resources.
Things took a dramatic turn from last February. Firstly, the main tenant decided to move to another office nearby. As a result, we had to take the whole floor, which also means paying a higher rental. My wife then decided to expand her business with her good friend by renovating the extra space and conducting training classes there.
Fortunately, before this was started (and spending valuable capital in the process), a new development forced us to evaluate the decision to stay there and take up a whole floor. Early last month, someone rented the ground-floor unit and turned it into a depot for recycled items… a besi buruk store! As seen from this picture, the besi buruk store made the already depressed-looking area even worse. That was the last straw – its presence made having and maintaining the pusat rawatan Islam there intolerable.
In a way, there was also relief for it meant we now can go look for a better place. At the same time, we were also worried because that would also mean higher expenditure. One day, while driving along the main road near the house, Aniza said "I want to show you these lots"… and turned into a road which I know had really nice corporate factories. I was thinking "This is a waste of time looking at them – we can't possibly afford to rent a three-storey factory! And why would we want to?" But it was to another place – a recent development which I wasn't even aware of despite it being so near!
Sunsuria The Core, in front of the famous Uptown and just off Persiaran Surian in Kota Damansara – when I first saw this spanking-new development, it was love at first sight. And it was the same with my wife – this is where we want to be! But we were quickly brought down to earth when both of us then asked the uncomfortable question: "Can we afford something so nice? The units look so expensive." Well, there was no harm in asking – at least we'll know for sure that we can't afford it and move on. But we also know that we will always be thinking about it, especially if we find ourselves in a dinky office. And I wouldn't be happy – I know what my wife is doing, her intentions, her abilities, of the people that she has helped and wants to… she deserves to have a decent office. Her patients deserve to be at a comfortable place. If Allah Helps us, then all will be well. And yet again, He came to our rescue!
Through a very earnest and cooperative real estate agent, Terry Tang, we discovered that "it was possible" to get a unit despite our small budget although we would need to meet the owner halfway and agree to something "a bit more". That's because there are units which are smaller than the "usual" office size. Here's the deal: a unit that is smaller than the previous office (at 60% the floor area) but costs 50% more. It took us a few days to think and evaluate, besides looking at it three times with the agent (not to mention the other times when we drove around just to see and feel the area): We'll take it.
It was a big decision and we were apprehensive about it. Besides the usual three-months-rental deposit, there was also the renovations that needed to be done. The unit was bare-bones empty with a concrete floor. And there's also that big matter of moving things from the old office. All of these would be easily taken care of if we had a big budget – something we didn't have. Again, we had to place our trust and hopes in Allah; that He would give us the energy and the help that we need. And again, He did just that.
Those three weeks in March were among the busiest and most tiring ever for me. So many things to do and problems to overcome! But I also realise one crucial thing – with Aniza, when we are together, when we are sehati and do things together, we can achieve a lot. There's energy in togetherness and when we do things honestly and sincerely. To cut costs, we did things ourselves whenever we could. And that included packing and hauling the smaller items with a borrowed pickup truck.
The renovating – we were fortunate in that someone we had known from the Nusa Subang office offered to help us to handle it. And we are very pleased with the cost and workmanship. The final major piece to the jigsaw was the airconditioning. It was something which we had spent days thinking about and discussing trying to come up with the best bang for the buck. We would look at a nearby office which took up three first-floor units – a company which obviously had a big budget – and then at ours with our very limited resources. But we were happy – despite everything, and despite the various problems and obstacles, we have succeeded in getting the office up and running. There isn't a signboard yet though but at least the office is now fully operational (Click here for location on Google Maps) For me, there is the satisfaction and happiness in knowing that I have helped Aniza, the same way that she have helped me ever since three years ago. We can only pray to Allah that the new treatment centre will be a success; that my wife will be able to do what she wants in life, that is in helping others in their lives.


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"oh god, the pomposity" (Second Pass, take two)
"Jane Austen's Fight Club" (via book-a-rama)
A not particularly convincing examination of "Experimental Fiction: is it making a comeback?"
How to Market a Novel (VQR)
The street tries to find its own uses for things (Pechorin's Journal) (And here is how bad my TBR is: I have reserved from the library the three books in William Gibon's trilogy for April, May, and June of 2011.)
Forget Fiction? (The Reading Experience)
And: Happy Birthday, Sarah! Kudos for breaking the birthday-book-buying-ban. No, I won't say that X times fast (where X>1).


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Earlier this year, I made myself a birthday present: a quilt from my first quiltalong. I followed P.S. I Quilt's postage stamp quiltalong, which was really fun. Also, I saved myself like $20 by cutting my white strips from yardage, rather than buying a solid jelly roll. Yay!
I used a Central Park jelly roll; at the time, I was looking for a jelly roll with purples in it. When I put together the blocks, I wanted to make sure the combinations were really random, so I numbered my strips, also put those numbers on scraps of paper, and drew numbers to figure out which strips to combine for each block. Heh!


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Happy Halloween IsaFamily! Remember that the Holidays are a great time to remind people about the Power of Cleansing. Don't Gain, Maintain through the Holidays! There is no need to wait until New Years, what is the significance of "New Years Resolutions." Why not start making healthy lifestyle decisions today? Lets teach others to do the same! When it comes to health there should never be an "I'll start tomorrow." Yesterday is gone, Tomorrow is too far away, the only Moment you will ever know is Right NOW, so Seize the moment!
Love ya
Please enjoy these videos, these kinds of occurrences are the norm at our household these days. We are so blessed!
Lily Sings "Witches Brew"
Oliver feeds his dad Frozen Yogurt


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Here's an image I did for my musician friend Pedro Macedo Camacho.
You can check out his brilliant work at http://www.musicbypedro.com/
Monday, January 30, 2012
Friday, January 27, 2012
Hidden Tomb
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Twin Falls
Third in the "tower with rocks" series...I hope you can hear the roaring of the waterfalls and feel the chill in the air...
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Empire of the Saviours
Monday, January 23, 2012
Testing techniques and ways to approach a painting. This is one of a series of 4 paintings I did with a similar theme.
Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Forest Temple II
This is the other Forest Temple painting I did simultaneously as the previous post...same ingredients: big tree, forest, 2 characters and a temple.
Monday, January 16, 2012
Forest Temple I
One of 2 recent illustrations I did for practice using techniques outlined by the amazing Feng Zhu. My subject matter was a moody forest, 2 characters and a temple of some sort.
Monday, January 09, 2012
Enchanted Forest
Wednesday, January 04, 2012
The Wise Man's Fear
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Today we wrote a different type of poem. We wrote a writing your own poems using nouns, verbs and adjectives. With our teacher we discuss the structure of the poem. And we also completed an example together. The Example poem we wrote as a class was about cross country. The Structure of our poem was : 1 Noun, 2 Verbs, 3 Adjectives and 1 Verb. In my poem it is about Motorbike. I put words that make you want to ride an amazing motorbike.


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Contrary to popular belief, singing is not a simple task. Firstly, you need to perform the correct warm-up techniques before performing any song or face damage to your voice. In addition to this, the professional singer (or want-to-be professional singer) needs to have correct control over their breathing when singing. This article will provide information on breath control and circular breathing singing.
The first step to developing strong vocal techniques is by establishing good posture. The body is an instrument and poor alignment can influence the outcome. Good posture will enable good breathing and good singing. Consider your body as an engine that drives the voice, and think of your breath as the fuel driving the engine.
To establish good posture you should stand with your feet hip-width apart and weight distributed evenly. One positive exercise is transferring weight from the left to the right foot, backwards and forwards, and round in a circle before moving to a centered position. The knees need to be relaxed and the arms must rest at your side. Be aware of your neck and chin – in many cases a person will raise their chin believing they are helping sound release; however, raising the chin merely places strain and tension on the voice
Learning To Breathe When Singing
When the posture is established, you will need to develop a technique of singing while breathing. It is vital that you have control over your breathing when singing as this helps support the voice and enables healthy singing. There are three separate breathing skills all singers must learn when training to sing:
The ability to inhale large amounts of air
An ability to inhale large amounts of air allows the singer to sing long phrases in a relaxed and controlled manner – think about Whitney Houston's iconic note hold in "I Will Always Love You".
Exercises to obtain this skill involve lying on the floor or on a bed. Breathe in and out through the mouth focusing on how your body feels. Inhale through the nose or mouth for four seconds, then hold the breath for eight seconds, and exhale in a controlled manner for eight seconds. Remember, when you hold the breath the body should not be tense and the throat should be relaxed.
The ability to "snatch" small breaths of air quickly
Snatching small breaths of air quickly refers to breathing quickly between sentences or phrases in a song. The best way to learn how to do this is by practicing panting. As you start panting, you will feel the stomach moving out and in at high speeds. This is due to the diaphragm moving up and down; thereby, pushing the stomach contents aside. In circular breathing singing, you need to do this silently by focusing on the exhalation and not trying to breathe in. Remember, lungs are a vacuum and are not ever void of air.
When you open your throat, allow the larger quantities of air to enter your lungs quickly – similar to a gasp of shock. Practice this silently and you will learn to snatch breaths of air quickly.
The ability to control the escape of breath
Controlling the escape of one's breath helps singing in a relaxed and controlled manner. Upon exhaling, the diaphragm will move back to its position below the lungs. Due to the diaphragm controlling how quickly one exhales breath, the goal is to slow the procedure down. If exhalation occurs too quickly, tension will form and the sound will not be consistent. This is where many vocal problems occur and the issue is termed a "lack of support".
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As you can see, learning how to control your breathing through circular breathing singing is important when training as a vocalist. Using the tips above, you can become a controlled and successful singer.


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- eHopper works with PAX S300 and PAX D210 devices. The PAX S300 has an ethernet wire, while the PAX D210 is wireless, with a built-in battery.
- Must have Freedom package to use PAX Terminal or any other card reader as a payment processor with eHopper POS.
Pax Terminal Setup on Android/iPad Tablets
1. In Back Office, go to Settings--->Apps--->App Directory--->install Credit/Debit POS integration App
2. Go to Settings--->Store Settings--->select store that setting up Pax on.
3. Click Payment Gateway tab--->select PAX in Payment Gateway drop-down menu--->click Done
4. Login to POS and go to Settings--->Terminal Setup--->click Add Terminal button
5. Input Serial Number of PAX Terminal and click Submit
6. Click Done on the Terminal Setup screen.
Pax Terminal Setup on Windows PC
1. Follow Steps 1-5 above for Android/iPad tablets
2. Click Accept Certificate on Terminal Setup screen.
3. On the new tab that pops up in your browser, click Advanced.
4. Click Proceed to (unsafe)
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"This is for all the lonely people."
I saw an elderly woman in a waiting room the other day. She was having a great time chatting everyone up. At first, people were giving her the side-eye, wondering if she was normal or a bit crazy, talking to all those strangers as if she were there friend.
Soon, though, one person began to warm up to her and responded, and they started talking. Others looked curious.
After a while, everyone was smiling and relaxing more in their chairs.
The scenario struck me as familiar in how I tend to move through the world, fortunate to have been raised by a mother who treated everyone as if they were her children. She was outgoing and friendly, and really didn't think anything of talking to people around her. With that role model ( and often included in the conversations as a child) I find that I am the same way.
During this holiday season, it saddens me to think of so many who have no one to celebrate with, or who are experiencing such deep loss or suffering that the celebrations around them only seem to compound the loneliness.
I heard yesterday from Dr. Christiane Northrup who was doing a video, that men are 4% more likely to commit suicide, and 50% of men do not have a single close friend to talk to (from the Mask of Masculinity by Louis Howes).
It was quite shocking to me, that number. I began to think about how much easier it seems for many women to create community around themselves, with that gatherer mentality. So I'm wanting to encourage men to reach out if they're feeling isolated.
I have the honor of men writing to me, in my line of work, who are sincerely expressing their feelings and transparently tell me of their struggles. I feel especially humbled that they courageously risk and reach out, in a culture that does not encourage emotional transparency in males.
I opened my work to men recently, because although women's empowerment has been my focus, I now realize that my original purpose of healing the feminine does not preclude men, but includes the feminine in all of us.
This morning, I'm thinking about how all of us, men and women, can stretch a little further into reaching out with caring and sensitivity to others during the holidays.
After all, we are the ones we've been waiting for.
Would love to hear from you in the comments. What are some ways that you reach out or don't reach out, and
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This is your chance to make a real and impactful difference in South Africa as a volunteer.
Soweto is a sprawling community that falls under the municipality of Johannesburg. Due to the drastic numbers of HIV and AIDS related deaths amongst young parents, there is an unprecedented number of children who have been orphaned and are struggling while living beneath the poverty line. Reports have suggested that almost half a million Soweto children are living under the poverty line and there is an urgent need of social service support.
Our local partner in Soweto have been working in the community for years, utilizing volunteers from all over the world. They have a system whereby projects are able to best utilize volunteers where they are most needed. It allows the opportunity to support projects in accordance to their needs.
For the SWAP South Africa Soweto Children's Orphanage Project, we are looking for caring, hardworking team players who are tolerant and open to different cultures and traditions. Volunteers should be flexible and open to assisting with the projects' needs. Working as a volunteer in Soweto, helping the community and making life easier for the children will be sure to be an absolutely rewarding experience!
Volunteer tasks include:
You'll also go on an amazing Kruger National Park safari! On Day 1 you'll travel with the other project volunteers on an air-conditioned bus to your accommodation for an evening dinner. Bright and early on day 2, you'll see breathtaking landscapes, including Blyde River Canyon, Bourke's Luck Potholes, Berlin Falls, and God's Window before continuing on day 3 to Kruger National Park to see the Big 5 of African wildlife! For those brave souls there is also the chance to go on the Graskop Big Swing (or you can just take in the view while on solid ground). Day 4 will take you back to Johannesburg or the continuation of your volunteer placement, so all transportation is taken care of for you.
Note on program lengths: While this program is designed for a 3 week placement, there are longer programs available if you wish to volunteer more time! Extended placements for 4, 6, and 8 weeks can be arranged - just contact us for more details.
Get support from the local staff during your placement! They have been hosting foreign participants for years and will make your volunteer placement as comfortable as they can.
Volunteers are accommodated within the grounds of their project in cottages, which is specifically set aside for the volunteers themselves. Each cottage has shared bedrooms, a kitchen, and a bathroom. Volunteers are provided a limited preloaded card each month in order to purchase food from the local grocery store.
Your placement is located in Soweto (3 weeks) and the orientation will take place in Johannesburg (3 days).
Being part of the SWAP South Africa Soweto Orphanage Project is easy! Download the Application Package, read through the information carefully and complete the forms.
When you have your application ready, register online HERE.
Your personal help and your funding will provide needed social services and help keep this the Soweto community strong.
Canadians ages 18+
Minimum 8 weeks prior to your preferred start date. The program dates can fill up fast, so register as early as possible - dates subject to availability
Three weeks + 3-day orientation (and a 4-day Kruger National Park safari tour)
3-month tourist visa (you can stay in South Africa before/after your program ends)
Orientations start on the first and third Tuesdays of every month, available year-round!
SWAP's Soweto Orphanage Project is only
$2100 $1600 CAD! That includes a 3-month volunteer visa, 3-week volunteer placement on the Soweto Orphanage Project, a comprehensive 3-day orientation in Johannesburg, an exciting 4-day tour to Kruger National Park, plus full accommodation and meals for the length of your placement


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Travel Information
How to get to Porto
By airplane?
Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport (OPO) is located 8 miles (13 km) to the north of Porto, in the Maia district. There are direct and non-direct flights to Porto from anywhere in the world.
You have an efficient public transportation network that ensures a quick and comfortable arrival at your destination.
For more information visit Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport
By train?
São Bento Railway Station is located in the Porto downtown area, at Praça Almeida Garrett. It is the terminal station for regional trains travelling between Porto and various northern destinations, such as Braga, Viana do Castelo and the Douro region. Campanhã Railway Station is the terminal station for trains leaving for and arriving from the south and connecting with international railway lines.
For more information visit CP.
How to get to ESEP by subway ?
Metro is the cheapest way to get from the Airport to Nursing School of Porto is by taking the city's metro system. The line to ESEP is Hospital de S. João (yellow line D), IPO Station. You'll be in ESEP approximately in 45 min. The price of a one-way ticket is €2.00.
You can get all the information in the metro site.
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The city of Porto, known as Cidade Invicta (invincible city), is the second largest in Portugal, the capital of the Porto district and of the country's northern region.
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Soy sauce and not a soy sauce !
If you go out to buy a soy sauce make sure you are buying the real thing. A real soy sauce has soybeans but a fake one is made with extract, coloring and artificial flavors.
Kikkoman has a real one, La Choy is a chemical soy sauce.
Serious Eats has a good article on soy sauces, you can read it here.
I was reading a book called The fortune Cookie Chronicles and it has a chapter about soy sauce, This book is a good read.
In Iceland we have fresh sushi in almost every supermarket in town. For me it is getting the fast food stamp on it and I don´t buy it, maybe it´s all good quality and all but I want my sushi high quality to enjoy it the most.
I for example don´t understand why people use surimi in sushi, it´s kind of the "pink slime" in burgers. Here is the ingredients list I found for surimi on this page
Alaska Pollock, Water, Egg Whites, Wheat Starch, Sugar, Corn Starch, Sorbitol, Contains 2% or Less of the Following: King Crab Meat, Natural and Artificial Flavor, Extracts of Crab, Oyster, Scallop, Lobster and Fish (Salmon, Anchovy, Bonito, Cutlassfish), Refined Fish Oil (Adds a Trivial Amount of Fat) (Anchovy, Sardine), Rice Wine (Rice, Water, Koji, Yeast, Salt), Sea Salt, Modified Tapioca Starch, Carrageenan, Yam Flour,Hydrolyzed Soy, Corn, and Wheat Proteins, Potassium Chloride, Disodium Inosinate and Guanylate, Sodium Pyrophosphate, Carmine, Paprika.
I heard that parents of children under the age of 6 years old are advised not to give their kids rice crackers, rice milk or baby food with rice because of arsen you find in rice. Always check out ingredients on baby food, lots of it has rice in it.
Well this blog ended from being a blog about soy to a blog about soy, sushi, surimi and arsen,
Before i let you go I am gonna end this blog with a recipe of my favorite recipe when we make sushi at home.
salmon in a bowl
- Fresh salmon
- Spring onion
- Fresh ginger, finely chopped
- Sesame seads
- Cucumber
- Avocado
Cut the salmon and the avocado into small bite size bites. Finely chop the spring onion, ginger and the cucumber. Mix it all together and divide into individual bowls and add the sesame seeds, a teaspoon or so into each bowl. Serve with pickled ginger, wasabi and soy sauce on the side.
If you got some caviar that would be a nice addition. You can as well use smoked salmon instead of fresh.


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Projects and initiatives completed or supported by the MMCT in the past.
The Leadership Development programme is compiled to assist newly-elected LRC members to become leaders of tomorrow.
The Michelle McLean Children Trust's commitment towards the youth in Namibia is proved through this programme presented at Rock Lodge in Okahandja.
Each year two groups of LRC members attend this programme which includes the following:
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Subj: Re: A-listers and others (plus addition)
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Quote:Well, it's your personal definition, so you are free to stick to it and I am free not to. However, while I don't have any sales figures for the last years of the Defenders, but to me at the time it looked as if the series had not been cancelled because it was unsuccessful (it was a title I still enjoyed), but by editorial fiat. They lost half their team (the Angel, Iceman and the Beast, not to mention team leader Candy Southern) because the characters were needed for the launch of X-Factor. (X-Factor #1 and New Defenders #152, the final issue, came out the exact same month). So I got the feeling that the Defenders were at least partly cancelled to ensure that the readers would follow the three ex-X-Men to the new X-Factor book.
Hmm. OK. You make a good point. I saw Black Guardian's reply, which suggests making room for New Universe drove the cancellation. Probably both X-Factor and New Universe were to blame.
So now I'm wondering why the Champions were cancelled.
You know - maybe character success is less natural selection and more political buffoonery than I was thinking.
Quote:The problem with that was that the launch of X-Factor for a while undid most of how Warren, Bobby and Hank had evolved since they left the X-Men in X-Men vol. 1 #94 as the creators were very much on a trip to recreate the X-Men of their youth (they removed Hank's fur, tried to revive the old Scott-Jean-Warren triangle, and even brought back Hank's 1960s girlfriend Vera Cantor).
The whole 1986 thing was ridiculous. It really was a very bad year. Except for Ralph Snart.
Quote:The Human Torch also had his solo outings, first in Strange Tales and later as a frequent participant in Marvel Team-Up (he was, IIRC, the most frequently used hero after Spider-Man there and would usually headline the title in the ten or twenty issues where Spidey did not appear). And currently he is appearing in Uncanny Avengers (where I like him a lot).
I can't bring myself to read an Avengers book lately - but I like the general concept of Johnny Storm travelling around through a variety of books. I didn't like him with Medusa as I couldn't get past my initial impression that Medusa was robbing the cradle, but the general concept of Johnny having a place to appear was pleasing to me. Maybe his next stop will be an X-book. Oddly enough, as I sit here pondering what characters I'd most like to see him teamed with, I end up picturing him with the old entertaining version of the furry Beast (which of course means the Avengers version) along with Warren and Bobby - and yeah, that works, at least for me.
Quote:But using your definition, I am pretty sure that Jean can never become an A-lister. As things stand, her "constituency" in the majority consists of people who love her because of her history as an X-Man, and if she does find success it will largely be because of that, and, as we've seen on another thread, many of those who want her to return say that she has to return because the X-books need her. So I have to wonder whether Marvel or even a majority of fans wants Jean to appear in a title away from the X-Men (either solo or in a team with random non-mutant characters) and if a book like the ones pitched here actually is launched and becomes viable, I think it will be lucky if it lasts a year or two before Jean is drawn back into the family of X-books - i.e. less time than Warren or Bobby spent on the Champions and Defenders.
Yeah - so now I'm picturing a new X-book specially designed with the Reverend and Black Guardian in mind: it would feature 1963 teen Jean, 1975 twenty-something Jean, Rachel, and Hope, with the working title of "Quadrijeania."
(AC ducks, covers, and runs.)
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01 of 40Workshop at the Danish Design School
02 of 40Students at Strelka Institute, Moscow
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05 of 40The Strelka Institute with Christ the Saviour Cathedral behind
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20 of 40Student Stephanie Tomasetta (right), building card towers in a design class
21 of 40The central hall of the d.school
22 of 40d.school's founder, David Kelley
23 of 40Student William Dong
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Saint Sabina of Rome
Wealthy widow in Rome, Italy. Converted to Christianity by her Syrian servant Serapia. Serapia was martyred, and Sabina about a month later. Basilica on the Aventine in Rome named for her, and her cultus is confined to it.
- 126 in Rome, Italy
- relics enshrined in 430 in the Basilica of San Sabina on the Via Aventine in Rome
- "Saint Sabina of Rome". CatholicSaints.Info. 30 April 2018. Web. 7 August 2020. <>


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You can lie back and take in the scenery and the sunshine from the terrace on a relaxing sun lounger by the pool, or cover up under a parasol with a good book. The Masseria is a typical Apulian farmhouse from the 1800's made out of white stone, creating a pleasant aesthetic amidst the large park like estate.
The estate is set back from the main road between Ceglie Messapica (3 km) and Ostuni (7 km) by around 100 metres so it quite remote and very peaceful. It is full of century old trees creating a really picturesque setting. The family that own it also live here in the main house and have since made many improvements which include adding a reception, a dining room and a large kitchen. There is a visitor's room which opens out on to a cosy courtyard with a huge olive tree and parasols and outdoor furniture.
Read more about Masseria Casina Vitale
The owners have built a beautiful swimming pool with easy access even for small children with a really tasteful wooden sun terrace with sun loungers and parasols where you can while away the hours. From the terrace you have views of the olive groves, with big old trees which are artistic and reminiscent of sculptures!
The restaurant is located on the ground floor in an atmospheric room with high ceilings and stone walls. It serves traditional dishes based mainly on vegetables and pasta with good local bread and the robust local wine, and everything is as fresh as can be. For example the breakfast consists only of homemade products.
There are only a few rooms and all are tastefully furnished with beds made of cast iron and classic wooden furniture. All rooms have a television, a refrigerator, private bathroom / toilet, independent heating for the cold seasons. There are also rooms with a private porch and a kitchenette. Some rooms can accommodate up to four or five people.


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El Niño
About The Teacher
Always having lived in symbiosis with the jungle, Niño is originally from Rurrenabaque, Bolivia. He started his camino de las plantas at age eleven. In his teens he turned his passion for the plants and animals of the jungle into a career as one of the city's most notable and adventurous tour guides.
Though he no longer works for any one agency and with several month long survival expeditions under his belt, he still has a deep yearning for the jungle where even a day or two in La Paz will leave his fingers itching to grab his machete and venture out into the wilderness he calls home.
At Age 27 he had an Ayahuasca vision of his to-be maestro Juan Flores. After searching for this mythical man, he finally found a new home as a student at the prestigious school for medicinal plants in Pucallpa, Peru. The centre was Mayantuyacu. When finishing his studies, he returned to his home in Beni with the goal to start a center of his own.
He is now the founder and maestro of Casa de Pawua as well as the former President for the Association de Medicos Tradicionales de Rurrenabaque.Source: pisatahua.secure.retreat.guru


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On Sunday the Handicap Pennant ventured to the Black Bull course at Yarrawonga to contest the final against Tarrawingee. Tarra went through the season undefeated, however on the day Mansfield were too strong coming out winners 4½ matches to a ½. Congratulations go to the winners, as well as all the players who played during the season.
A quick quote for this week-
"Through years of experience I have found that air offers less resistance than dirt". – Jack Nicklaus, why he tees his ball high.
Tuesday was a par event with a field of 28 players fronting the starter.
The winner was Dale Daly (25) with a fine plus 4. Runner Up was Nick Siperki (15) with plus 2. Ball rundown went to minus 1 on a countback.
Nearest the pin went to Mark Pearson on the 9th. The Pro pin on the 3rd went to Oliver Pearson, and on the 7th to Peter Dolling.
On Thursday we had a good field of 60players front the starter for the regular Stableford event, and also 5 participants in the Gold Event.
The Division 1 winner was Brad Grant (8) with a great score of 43 points (1 over the card), with Maurie Walsh (13) the runner up with 42 points. The winner of Division 2 was Sam Sandhu (21) with 38 points from Peter Smiles (27) with 37 points. Ball run down went to 34 points on a countback. Nearest the on the 7th and 9th was Maurie Walsh, 12th was Tony Pridham and the 16th Damian Ryan. Maurie Walsh collected the pro pin on the 3rd, and the nearest the pin 2nd shot on 18 was won by Laurie Harcus. Super Hole winners were, Adrian Smith (1-4), Charlie Heath (8-11) and Martin Slack (16-18). The rabbits were Dave McKenzie and Phil Conway.
The Gold Course was won by Graham Smith (29) with a score of 43 points, with the runner up being Keith Millott (31) with 42 points. Ball rundown went to 40 points.
Saturday saw the staging of the annual Glen Foursomes event, as well as a stableford event being contested. Congratulations go to Donna Sedgman and Kane Blunt on winning the Glen Foursomes on Saturday.
With a field of 16 pairs competing in the foursomes, some great scores were returned.
The winners were Donna Sedgman and Kane Blunt with a gross score of 118, from Steve Chisholm and Sam Bailey with a score of 127 on a countback.
Donna Sedgman and Kane Blunt also took out the nett event with a score of 101.5, from Sam Bailey and Steve Chisholm who were runners up with a score of 104.5. Ball rundown went 112.5 nett.
Nearest the pin on the 7th was Kane Blunt and the 9th Gayle Wells. Super Holes were won by Lesley Anderson & Bill Taylor (1-6) and Sam Bailey and Steve Chisholm (22-27).
A stable ford was also held with the winner being Greg Millott (24) with a score of 42 points from runner up Maurie Walsh (13) with 40 points. Ball Rundown went to 38 points.
Nearest the pins were on the 16th Peter Vallance, and 2nd shot on the 18th was Mark Jones. The Pro Pin on the 3rd went to Bill Moran and Super Holes 8 – 11 went to Clive Marsden.
The Gold Course was won by Keith Millott (30) with 40 points despite the fact he tried to lose on a countback.
A quick tip for this week: Square to the Target
You will hear the phrase "square to the target" frequently if you take golf lessons. Your shoulders should point at the target, and your feet should line up squarely under your shoulders as you address the ball. As long as you are pointing your shoulders and feet squarely at the target, you should "hopefully" be able to get the ball where you want it to go.
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