text:
Becoming a film programmer is often seen as a dream job, but how do you get these kinds of roles and what do you need to do it successfully? With applications now open for our next Cultural Cinema Exhibition training course, we talked to some of the graduates from this course (now some of the brightest voices in film programming) about what they think should be in a programmer's arsenal.
Melanie Iredale, Deputy Director, Sheffield Doc/Fest, who took part in Cultural Cinema Exhibition in 2006
As a starting point, my advice to anyone wanting to become a programmer would be the same as for anyone wanting to be a Filmmaker: watch a lot. Watch as broad a range of content as you can get access to, and from all over the world, watch often, watch what's being produced currently, watch films that fall outside of your immediate interests, and outside of your comfort zone. Get a sense of what you like, what you respond to, while acknowledging your own blindspots in terms of lived experience and tastes. Try to see films in different contexts – in the cinema, at other festivals, go to Q&As, read reviews but also blogs and social media – the industry response to any one film might differ from the public's response, and that may differ again from the reaction of the community represented or explored. Knowing your audience or potential audience and stretching the potential for who they could be is the difference between programming for yourself and programming for an audience.
One of the toughest parts of the role, and one of the most difficult things to explain to filmmakers who have submitted to your festival unsuccessfully, is that curation of a festival isn't just a case of selecting a number of individual titles, but rather about creating a programme as a whole. That means often having to choose between two or more titles which might be of high quality and which you might have personally enjoyed, but which are too similar in terms of story, theme, or approach, especially where you have limited slots. It also means reaching a balance in terms of form, tone, geography, and the diversity in representation on screen and behind the camera. Another consideration is how fresh the film is, and the premiere status – is it giving audiences access to a film they may not have had the chance to see before, or even that they might have little opportunity to see it in the UK again?
Every festival is different and has its own curatorial approach and brand – it's your opening film which will set the tone, and the balance of your programme that should tell the story that your festival wants to tell.
Joan Parsons, Head of Queen's Film Theatre – who took part in Cultural Cinema Exhibition in 2010
Being a programmer is a privileged position, you can be a taste maker, can make or break a business and can change lives. Talk to anyone, film people or not, and most will have strong memories of cinema trips as a youngster or films that changed how they think about something. All these films were selected by programmers, for differing reasons and within specific contexts but once you have understood what a programmer does there is no escaping their influence on your own film history.
When I think about what it takes to be a programmer, my instant reaction is 'a love of film' but when I dig a little deeper I think it's a love of audiences. Audiences are the end game for a programmer, they are your reward and your goal, if getting more of them to watch films is a rush, getting them to watch more specialised film is something else! However, it's never just a numbers game, their engagement and satisfaction will be your gold medal.
Know your audience – sure you can get all sorts of tech to help with this, and as the age of paper surveys still reigns you can always do these – but for me, the no. 1 way to know your audience is to watch films, in your venue, a lot. Go at different times, to see different films, if you are hosting a Q&A or other event stick around after, speak to people as they leave, be active on social media and be visible. The programmer is an accountable position, you'll never please everyone and knowing how to respond when you don't is a vital lesson. I have a distinct memory of debating the pros and cons of Post Tenebras Lux after an audience member confronted me for the shocking film, we were never going to agree but we ended by agreeing on the film's ability to promote debate and the fact that she was always surprised by the programme and came back even if something didn't work for her (after some heated discussion of course).
Sam Groves, Programmer, Flatpack Film Festival, who took part in Cultural Cinema Exhibition in 2011
I've been programming now for over a decade, and by and large it's been a total joy. When I think back, there have been different phases to my career to date and I can broadly put them into three sections: the 'running my own monthly short film night in a pub' phase, the 'starting to get paid/commissioned to curate and programme whilst still having a job I hated' phase, and the 'having a full time programming job at Flatpack' phase. Naturally the skills I've developed over these periods have evolved a fair bit, and I think I've had a bit of luck along the way too (right place, right time), but generally speaking there are certain things I've learnt which have certainly helped me on my career path…
- being entrepreneurial– I perhaps didn't realise I was being entrepreneurial at the time, but since there was no programming role for me to walk into, I started doing my own thing (bought kit, learnt how to use it, and became a programmer for hire), started a company limited by guarantee and carved out my own programming job.
- finding my niche – I remember David Sin giving me some advice very early on – he suggested I think about a particular area of programming that I focus on, so I did. Shorts, and in particular animation. I now programme all sorts of stuff (features, docs, live AV performances, kids films) but shorts are still my speciality I'd say, and they've served me pretty well, certainly during those first few years.
- make it your life (for a bit) – this probably goes without saying, but putting in all the time you possibly can stands you in pretty good stead. For a few years, I invested so much of my time and money into doing what I wanted to do, and it paid off. I have more commitments these days and less time on my hands so I'm glad I put a shift in when I was able to. It should be fun too, most of the time!
- thick skin – a few years ago, I started categorising my days into 'yes' and 'no' days. When you're trying to pull off something silly like a festival with not enough time or resources, most people say no to your requests and they far outnumber the yes's, and that can be a bit demoralising at times, but if you can get past those numerous no days, the yes days are incredible, like when you get a yes from the Henson Company to screen two of Jim's early TV films that rarely get a UK outing. That's cracking.
My day to day programming job is filled with a fair amount of admin and bureaucracy these days, and that can feel like it's taking over sometimes. I have to make sure I'm making time to research, to watch, to experience, and to enjoy. It's good to remind yourself why you started doing this in the first place – I often go back to one of the first shorts I started showing people when I was a teenager. I still love it, and love sharing it with people.
Mike Tait, Discovery Film Festival Producer, Dundee Contemporary Arts, who took part in Cultural Cinema Exhibition in 2010
Sitting alone in the dark with a pile of screeners… Is programming best suited to the hermit in each of us?
Tasked with programming an annual 16 day film festival targetting young audiences (and for us, a 'young audience' is anyone up to the age of 19 and their friends, families and classmates), finding them 'the best in contemporary world cinema' made for their age groups, means you have to be persistent, determined and willing to look far beyond the usual suppliers. Accessing new material at festivals which present work in front of the target audience (rather than only industry professionals) is ideal, which calls for regular trips to BUFF in Malmö, Ale Kino! in Poznan and TIFF Kids. Cribbing ideas from their online programmes is a start, but experiencing the film with an appropriately aged audience is a massive boost. (Though watching Ma vie de Courgette with five year olds at one festival was "an experience"). Networking with local teachers and our inhouse young programmers' group then refines the choices further as we find our annual playlist of some sixteen features and thirty or so shorts. My having once been a teacher definitely helps with understanding of how films might fit within formal education (and the myriad of logistics required in getting learners out of school and down to the venue); any programmer wanting to engage with school audiences absolutely needs to have a close connection with a teacher/teachers to advise. Sadly, it's not simply a case of "if you show it, they will come" (apart from Ava DuVernay's 2014 Selma, for which they did come. In droves. Without us doing anything. The exception that proves the rule?). So programming can be about teamwork as much as sitting on your lonesome wading through film after film, each time thinking the next one you watch will be "The One".
Carmen Slijpen, Creative Director, Depot Cinema, who took part in Cultural Cinema Exhibition in 2011
A film programmer needs to have at least a basic understanding of the history of film and needs to have watched and keep watching a wide range of films. Movies are your main passion and you never tire of having to watch one more. The internet has made it much easier to do research and find information to create a programme. Within a few clicks you have a list of the most relevant films. Make sure to never rely on one source only and try to watch as much as you can, regardless of what any reviewer says. Ultimately the programmer has to be able to defend the choices made. Whilst it is relatively easy and certainly great fun to think up a programme, the hard work starts after that: sourcing licenses and a copy of the films.
The Cultural Cinema Exhibition course advised that programmers should not only choose films they like as diversity is key and that is not established by the taste of one person alone. This is certainly true if you are programming for the only cinema in town. I endeavour to see all the 'smaller' films as these are picked up by our most risk-taking audience and I want to make sure they can trust my choices. I regularly watch films at Depot to gauge how people respond and talk to many audience members. I watch most films (screeners) in the evenings, at screening weekends and sometimes at festivals. Once a programme has been decided, you need to schedule all the films, making sure that throughout a week different customers have a chance to see the film (mixing day time, evenings and screens so the smaller films also have at least one chance to be seen on a bigger screen). The programmer needs to work closely with Comms so they understand why a film has been selected and which aspect of the film to promote to get the audience to engage. A good programmer caters for diverse audiences and engages with their community to collaborate around issues that are important to it.
Catharine Des Forges, Director, Independent Cinema Office, who is one of the course leaders on Cultural Cinema Exhibition
Film Programming is one of those jobs that at one end of the spectrum, everyone feels that they can do, and at the other end, often seems like an elitist, slightly precious vocation with an air of mystery around what it actually means. Done well however, it can transform the cultural tastes of a community and change people's lives, offering them a window on a much wider world than their own and giving them a visual and emotional experience that is quite different to any other art form.
Like many things it is quite easy to be mediocre and very difficult to excel, also like many things it takes practice and experience to be the best you can be as well as imagination, passion and knowledge. Film programming starts with the audience – ultimately you want to show what you love and know with an audience, so you always have to start with the audience and think about the possible entry points to what you want to show. If you can't think about why someone might come, buy a ticket, turn up, then you may as well show films in your front room to your friends which is also nice (!) but possibly does not constitute a career.
It's very important to watch everything – from the whole history of cinema, from every country you can find material from, from every genre and every aspect of cinema. Only by doing this will you understand contemporary work by knowing what has gone before, and how articulating why the work you champion is so important.
It's also important that it is not about your tastes, they will influence what you are interested in, but if it starts and ends with your tastes then you are going to be limited in your reach. You need to be creative and think about the wider tastes in a community or place – all the stories, all the possibilities of a particular title which may touch someone else and what are the synergies between films?
You need to be articulate, intelligent and engaged – to love the experience of cinema yourself – to genuinely respond and wish to engage with audiences, it's generally an outward facing activity – your role is to open up the work to an audience, not close it down with one interpretation or a monocultural view.
It's not just about watching films, it is also about the admin (!) – so you need to be conscientious, tenacious and develop your negotiation skills so it's very important to have a good sense of your own place in the industry so that you can make intelligent arguments about why distributors , filmmakers, rights holders or sales agents will be encourage to co-operate with you.
Audiences are often quite open in their tastes and do take risks in what they are prepared to watch, but you have to help them by signposting it well and by being inclusive rather than exclusive so it helps to be an outward-facing person. It also helps to be enthusiastic about cinema in all its forms – we all have our passions but you will be better at the job if you can embrace a wide range of work yourself and be articulate about what it offers the audience.
The best programmers are infectious in their enthusiasm, they teach us to be curious, to be interested, to embrace what is offered, to lose yourself in all the glorious moments of cinema and be transformed.
All of the programmers above took part in our Cultural Cinema Exhibition course. If you want to move into film programming, take the next step in your film career or open your own cinema, this course has invaluable lessons you won't get anywhere else. The application deadline is 4 September for Cultural Cinema Exhibition training course (14-19 October 2018, London).


text:
2700+ as of June 2019. In 2017 I did 470 vasectomies or just over 80% of all the vasectomies done in Canberra in 2017. In 2018 I did 470+.
You will be at the surgery for approximately 40 minutes. The vasectomy itself normally takes between 15 and 20 minutes.
Most men will be able to drive home without difficulty. If you think that you will be particularly anxious about the vasectomy, then it is a good idea for you to not drive yourself home. A small number of men faint after having a vasectomy. This is more common in men who are quite anxious prior to the procedure.
We can give you some light sedation at the time of the procedure. That means that you will not be able to drive home by yourself.
It is a good idea to wait one week before resuming sex.
It is a good idea to have a week off vigorous physical exercise. If you hurt yourself post vasectomy, it will not cause vasectomy failure. However, it may increase the chance of further post operative bleeding and pain at the site of the vasectomy.
NO! You need to wait until you get the written clearance letter stating that your vasectomy has worked. This letter is posted to you after your three month follow up sperm test.
Yes, vasectomies can fail. It is very important that you perform a sperm test three months after the procedure to ensure that it has worked. There is a one in three hundred failure rate, or 0.33%.
If your three-month sperm test shows the vasectomy was successful, there can still be a failure at a later for unknown reasons. This is rare and is reported in the medical literature as around 1 in 5000 cases.
If failure occurs, it will be detected at the three-month post-operative sperm test. Another vasectomy should then be performed which will be done at no extra cost. This is usually successful.
No long term life threatening consequences of vasectomy have been detected. Men do not have more heart disease, testicular cancer, prostate cancer or any other health problems.
A small number of men develop post vasectomy pain syndrome. It is a poorly understood and poorly defined syndrome. The clinic has had 3 cases out of the last 2500 vasectomies where men have returned with pain that has not resolved by itself over a six to twelve month period. There are options for these men to have their pain treated.
There is no change to testosterone levels and no change in sex drive. Sperm only makes up 3% of ejaculate volume so there will still be an ejaculate as normal. There is no change in the sensation of orgasm or sexual function in any way.
This is partly dependent upon the patient as anxiety increases the perception of pain. At the end of the procedure, most patients state that it isn't as painful as a trip to the dentist. Post-operative pain is easily controlled with application of an ice pack (or packet of frozen peas) plus paracetamol if needed. Most men will return to work on the Monday following their operation.
Bruising at the site of the incision is normal. About 1% of men develop a post-operative haematoma (blood clot). If that happens, you will experience is a lump with or without pain inside the scrotum, normally at the site of the vasectomy and normally only on one side. It will normally be reabsorbed by the body over a few weeks and is normally painless.
About 3% of men have returned for review in the first month after their vasectomy, usually for ongoing discomfort. This normally settles without you doing anything apart from taking pain relief if needed.
2 men in the last 2500 have had a course of IV antibiotics in hospital for a few days.
There is a 1 in 400 chance of having a large post-operative haematoma. Following your vasectomy, you will be provided with a mobile phone number to call if you have any immediate concerns over the weekend.
Call me! You will be given my mobile phone number. Alternatively you can always call YourGP@Crace or YourGP@Lyneham.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
The reason to introduce this new collection of air purifiers is to help you breathe in a cleaner atmosphere. Each of these devices is created by Lowe's and comes with HEPA filtration systems that eliminate 99.97% of contaminants. Some of the models are also equipped with UV-C technologies, which are important to eliminate flu-causing bacteria and airborne cold viruses. Moreover, these purifiers come with a smooth flat front panel, which enables you to clean it with ease.
Idylis 280 Price = $299
The History
Coway Company is behind the construction of Idylis 280 and Idylis 200 cleaners. This company has a great reputation for producing high-quality products for the Korean household market. The important thing is that the company was well aware of the fact that they have to design products differently to capture the American air purifier market, and that's when they adopted a two-tiered strategy. This is why Lowe's is now offering its products to the American household market.
It was April 2009 when Idylis air purifiers were included in the list of products being maintained by Lowes. It was a good decision to opt for Idylis, especially after considering the problem they have with the Hunter Permalife filter,
CADR Ratings
Although there are different types of Idylis purifiers, Idylis 280 and Idylis 200 are the most popular – they are priced at $299 and $246, respectively. It is thought that these purifiers are introduced for CADR-marketing, which was said mainly because they had free fitted filter systems and strong fans. But, the presence of these filter systems and fans is another reason why these purifiers prove less effective when you have to get rid of very small contaminants.
When you talk about Idylis gem air sanitizer, you also need to consider its CADR rankings. For the Idylis 280, the CADR ranking for Plant pollen is 285, for cigarette smoke is 280, and for airborne dirt is 290. This is why it is supposed to work efficiently in a 434 square feet space. Though some people think the claims made by the company are not based on real facts, it is still a good idea to try this air sanitizer within a space of 320 square feet.
On the other hand, if you check the CADR rankings for the Idylis 200, the figures you have are 215 for plant pollen, 200 for cigarette smoke, and 215 for airborne dust. According to AHAM, the purifier is good enough for 310 sq feet space, but in reality, you can get good results only if you use it in a space no more than 230 square ft.
However, before making a purchase, do consider the filter replacement cost and the noise it makes. Generally, mid and low priced purifiers are a bit noisy. Still, if you are looking for a complete package and want a Lowe's product, going for the Idylis 280 is the best bet.


text:
Adorable Golden and cat caroling- perfect for the holiday season!
Machine wash in cold water on gentle cycle. Use a color guard mild detergent. NO bleach or bleach alternatives (optic brighteners). Air dry or tumble dry, with no heat. Iron from reverse side only, never directly on the image. Designed, packaged and printed in the USA on towels made in India or egypt.
- 2 hand folded flour sack towel with a large decorative graphic
- 100% cotton; 30″x30″
- Packaged in a sealed cello bag


text:
This section is regarding serving a non-business defendant(s). For information on how to serve a business, click here.
For any type of service, the person doing the service must complete and file a Proof of Service for each defendant served. Once your server fills out and signs the Proof of Service, you must file it with the Court at least 5 days before your court date.
There are 3 different ways to serve someone:
(1) Personal Service
The Sheriff charges $30 to serve each defendant. You must contact the Sheriff in the county in which the defendant is located.
Click here for Sheriff Service Instructions. Or contact the Orange County Sheriff's Office:
North County 714-647-7000
South County 949-770-6011
Professional process servers charge a similar fee for service and may be found in any yellow pages. Anyone over the age of 18 who is not a party to the action may serve a defendant.
*Tell the server to: Walk up to the person to be served and say, "These are court papers." Give the person copies of all the court papers. If the person won't take the papers, just leave them near the person. It doesn't matter if the person tears them up or throws them away.
*You must serve your claim at least 15 days before the court date (or 20 days if the person, business, or public entity you're serving is outside the county).
(2) Substituted Service
If the person you have to serve is not at home or work when your server goes there, your server can give the court papers to:
- A competent adult (at least 18) living at the home with the person to be served, or
- An adult who seems to be in charge where the person to be served usually works, or
- Tell the person s/he's leaving the court papers with to give them to the person you're suing.
- Write down the name of the person s/he gave the court papers to. If the person won't give his/her name, your server must write down a physical description of the person who took the papers.
- Mail another copy of the court papers by first-class mail to the person you're suing at the same address where your server left the papers.
*You must serve your claim at least 25 days before your court date (or 30 days if the person, business, or public entity you're serving is outside the county).
(3)Service by Certified Mail by the Court Clerk
The defendant can be served by Certified Mail by the court clerk. File Form L-1091.
You must keep in mind that if the defendant chooses not to sign for the certified mail, then they were not served with the lawsuit.


text:
Canmore Highland Games
Canmore, Alberta
Info: 403-678-9454, tickets 1-888-655-9090
Description provided by Editors
Held annually on the Sunday of Labour Day weekend, this event has become one of the signature summer festivals in Canmore. Pancake breakfast with music, heavy sports, piping, drumming, dancing, sheep dog demos, Celtic vendors, food and beer garden. Ceilidh Party with live Celtic music. Centennial Park, tickets online.


text:
Help Food Bank For New York City Meet the Increased Need
During this COVID-19 pandemic, Food Bank is taking proactive steps to safely provide food and other resources for the New Yorkers who rely on us. As our city's leading hunger-relief organization, we stand prepared to provide emergency food to vulnerable New Yorkers who may be quarantined, along with those impacted by the economic downturn. Your gift today will help us keep meals on the table for the growing number of New Yorkers in need.
As a New York City essential service, Food Bank has continuity and prevention measures in place to keep our operations up and running. Our warehouse is open and our fleet of trucks remains on the road, fast-tracking deliveries to our citywide network of food pantries and soup kitchens.
Our Community Kitchen and Food Pantry in Harlem is open for New Yorkers in need! We have to-go meals available Monday – Friday and take-home pantry bags available Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday.
Community Kitchen and Pantry in Harlem
252 West 116th Street
New York, NY 10026
Learn how you can apply for SNAP benefits (aka Food Stamps) HERE.
Any New Yorker can also get three free meals a day at more than 400 New York City Department of Education Meal Hubs across the city. Click to find a location near you.
Search the map to find a soup kitchen or food pantry near you.
NOTE: hours and services are subject to change without notice. Be sure to call ahead to confirm.
- To search this map, click this icon on your desktop or mobile device.
- A full screen version of the map will open.
- Click the search icon and enter your search terms (borough, organization name, etc) to find open providers.
Your support TODAY will help Food Bank meet our goal of providing 15 million meals over the next 90 days for our neighbors in need. Every $1 provides 5 meals.
To give by check, please send gifts to:
Food Bank For New York City
Attn: Development
39 Broadway, 10th Floor
New York, NY 10006
Please complete this donation form and include it when mailing your gift.
Another gift option is to make a donation of stocks and mutual funds. You can designate Food Bank For New York City as the beneficiary of your Stocks, Bonds, Mutual Funds, Excessive Life Insurance, IRA, and more. Talk to your financial adviser or learn more about this great way to fight hunger by contacting Matthew Honeycutt, Chief Development Officer at firstname.lastname@example.com. To get started, click the appropriate instruction form(s) below:
While Food Bank has temporarily suspended our onsite volunteer programs amid the COVID-19 pandemic, we've developed new ways for our fellow New Yorkers to take action for our neighbors in need – right from where you are!
From making a donation, or starting an online fundraiser, to writing a letter of hope to a senior in need or a letter of gratitude to the NYC restaurant community – we even have ways to get your kids and teens involved! Take a look at all the opportunities below and we look forward to the impact you'll make in this challenging time.
The passing of the Families First Coronavirus Response Act was an important first step in to addressing the needs of those experiencing economic hardship as the nation responds to Coronavirus, but Congress must take more action. Click below to urge your Member of Congress to TAKE ACTION that focuses on relief resources for low-income people across America.
We remind you to please continue to practice personal hygiene measures to avoid the spread of germs and limit possible exposure to the coronavirus:
- If you feel sick, please stay home.
- Wash your hands often with soap and warm water for at least 20 seconds.
- Use an alcohol-based hand sanitizer if no soap and water is available.
- Avoid touching your eyes, nose and mouth with unwashed hands.
- Stay home when you are sick to protect yourself, co-workers and others with whom you're in contact.
- Clean and disinfect frequently-touched objects and surfaces.
Helpful Links
Help us ensure that New Yorkers continue to have access much-needed meals amid the public health crisis impacting our city. Every $1 provides 5 meals!


text:
Game of Thrones is back y'all! And with one heck of an opening episode, I might add.
This review is going to cover everything in the show thus far but won't include any book spoilers without a warning.
The episode started out back at The Twins with Walder Frey addressing "every Frey who's worth a damn". After pouring them all wine, he congratulates them and begins to recap the Red Wedding. As his congratulations become more and more scathing, every man in the room begins to choke. It turns out that this is not a flashback. Arya Stark is wearing Walder's face and has just killed about every adult male Frey. Before she walks out of the hall amidst the bodies (like a badass) she turns to Walder's wife whom she had told not to drink the wine and says "tell them that Winter came for House Frey".
The cold open for this episode was amazing. Seeing Arya continue to take out the entire house after already having killed Walder Frey last season makes me really wonder how wide her path of destruction will be. David Bradley's acting in this scene was wonderful. His portrayal of Arya playing Walder was so detailed, masterfully letting subtle movements grow more pronounced until Arya revealed her true face.
King's Landing
Back in King's Landing, Cersei is having Westeros's biggest map painted onto the floor. Jamie joins her, and as he tries to talk to the mother of his children about the death of all of their children, Cersei shuts him down. She outlines, using that handy floor map, that they are indeed surrounded by enemies. I didn't mind this exposition so much, but then again I am a huge sucker for maps.
As Jamie raises the point that they are heir-less, Cersei mentions that she intends to marry to form an alliance. Enter Euron Greyjoy. Not only does he have a spiffy new jacket and haircut, he also has a brand new fleet of ships. Between taunting Jamie and flirting with Cersei, he manages to sell the extensiveness of his fleet and propose to the new queen. Cersei turns him down, however, and he sets out to bring her a gift that will be worthy of her hand in marriage.
The King's Landing scenes made me feel a little bad for Jamie because I don't think he realized that Cersei was as closed off as she is. He's actually trying to connect with her, in his words their "baby boy committed suicide". He is a grieving father whose daughter recently died in his arms! Unfortunately for him and his creepy sibling love, Cersei is past the point of no return. Her children were the only thing keeping her human, and they are gone. Euron creeped me out. He did look very nice in his jacket, but if I were given a choice of the two… I'd rather have the jacket. I am anxious to see what his gift is.
In the South
Elsewhere in the South, Sam's schooling isn't coming along how he expected. In an equally amazingly funny and horribly disgusting montage, it's clear that Sam's days are full of dusty bookshelves, stew, and fecal matter. Sam is the bottom of the totem pole and doesn't get to do any of the research he was sent there to do as his schedule is full of menial tasks. He brings this up to a maester while assisting him in an autopsy, and the maester explains that every time a disaster comes along, people think it is going to be the end of the world. He explains that he believes that Sam saw what he saw, however as The Wall is still standing he sees no reason why there should be cause for concern. Apparently, they are above the problems of the rest of the world, and he clearly views those within the Citadel as the holders of knowledge and therefore on a higher moral level than the rest of humanity. Sam is fed up, and steals keys so he can sneak into the restricted section of the library (insert Harry Potter joke here) and brings home books to read on his own. While in the room he shares with Gilly and Little Sam, he makes the discovery that Dragonstone is sitting on a large source of dragon glass and writes a note to Jon.
I've always suspected Sam would be the one to break the news of Jon's heritage to him, and if he's researching the Targaryans then maybe that will happen soon.
The White Walkers and the Wall
Which brings us to The White Walkers. In a breathtaking wide shot, we see their army marching across green grass that turns to snow (I only noticed this on a second viewing but I was also watching through my fingers both times. Those dudes are scary) Its important to note here that the green grass implies that they are south of the Wall (FAR south because its snowing in Winterfell already) and that the undead army now included several giants. It turns out that we are seeing this through Bran and one of his visions.
Bran and Meera have finally reached the Wall. After a very brief interrogation by Edd, they are taken to the other side. According to a fan theory, this could be very significant. The magic that kept the undead out of the Tree Eyed Raven's tree until they touched Bran is said to be similar to the magic that keeps them on the northern side of the Wall. Now that Bran has crossed to the other side, I wonder if it has allowed the White Walkers to cross as well.
Winterfell, etc
Just a tad further south, Jon and Sansa are holding court. Jon orders that every able bodied person above the age of 10 be trained to fight, including women. Lyanna Mormont obviously stands up to defend this decision. Jon also orders that any and all dragonglass be collected, and orders that the Wildlings go defend Eastwatch-by-the-sea. Next comes the issue of the Umber and Karstark castles. Sansa urges Jon to strip the two families of their castles as punishment for turning against the Starks, but Jon instead elects to have the new heads of the families (a very young and scared Ned and Alys) swear loyalty to them while declaring that a son would not be punished for the crimes of their father.
Later, Jon chastises Sansa for questioning his authority in the meeting. Sansa brings up the valid point that although Robb and Ned might have been noble, they are both dead. She has valuable experience from her time in Kings Landing, and Jon should take it into consideration. As a raven arrives from Kings Landing announcing Cersei's leadership and demanding that Jon come to the capital to bend the knee, Sansa warns Jon not to underestimate the queen.
Later as Tormound fails once more at flirting with Birenne, Littlefinger approaches Sansa to try to get under her skin. While Sansa rebuffs him, Brienne is concerned and asks why he is still here. Sansa replies that they owe him their lives due to the Knight's of the Vale's surprise appearance in the Battle of the Bastards, but claims she knows what he really wants.
My takeaway from the activities at Winterfell is that Jon and Sansa need to communicate, and Sansa needs to send Littlefinger away. But the northern ladies are otherwise killing it. Heart eyes all day at Brienne and Lyanna, and a huge huzzah for the generation of Northern Lady Warriors that will result from Jon's decision. It was also interesting to note that the Baratheon stag is still over Kings Landing in the credits, but Cersei 's note to John was signed with the Lannister lion.
The Riverlands
Jumping back to the Riverlands, it looks like The Hound is still traveling with Beric and Thoros of Myr. They come across the house that he robbed back in season 4 when Arya was with him and finds that the farmer who lived there and his daughter are dead, apparently by the farmer's own hand. Thoros asks the Hound to look into the flames, and after reluctantly doing so he claims that he sees the dead walking where the Wall meets the sea. It looks like they're all going to Eastwatch-by-the-sea where Jon just sent the Wildlings. In the middle of the night, he buries the farmer and his daughter and apologizes over their grave.
This was the stand-out scene in the episode for me. Seeing how much the Hound has changed in a few seasons and watching Rory McCann's emotional portrayal of the moment was really fantastic. Beric and Thoros are two fascinating characters, and I'm looking forward to spending more time with them this season and possibly finding out more about their religion that has brought at least two people back from the dead.
Elsewhere in the Riverlands, Arya interrupts a Lannister soldier sing-a-long and we are introduced to what might possibly be the most controversial cameo in pop culture history for who is leading the sing-a-long but Ed Sheeran. Arya accepts the soldier's invitation to sit and share their food. I was sure that we were about to watch Ed Sheeran get murdered but that turned out to not be the case. As the soldiers talked with Arya, it became clear that they had no love for the Lannisters and that they were simply trying to get by with families of their own.
Although a lot of people seemed to hate it, I personally did not mind Ed's cameo. I knew from her social media that Maisie Williams is a fan, and correctly assumed that it was done as a gift/surprise for her. The main complaint seems to be that either the scene was pointless, or that it pulled people out of the reality of the show. I thought the scene was a little awkward but served to show that Arya is not killing every single Lannister she sees. Just as when she left the women alive at The Twins, it seems like Arya is reserving her killing for the people who gave or carried out the orders instead of those guilty by association. As for the suspension of disbelief, to me, Ed Sheeran is equally recognizable as Mark Gatiss, or David Bradley. They don't pull me out of the story and neither did he.
The Queen is in Dragonstone
The episode ends with Dany finally arriving at Dragonstone. This scene was beautiful, the location was breathtaking and the set design was on point. I'm so incredibly happy there was no dialogue, that would have given the scene a cheesy tone no matter how beautifully it might have been written.
As far as season openers go, this one was fantastic. I'm very excited for the upcoming season, as it seems like everything is falling into place very quickly for battles that have been talked about for seven seasons.


text:
Granite Sinks
Granite is the hard wearing material that you need for an everyday kitchen sink. As well as being stylish and slick in design.
Ceramic Sinks
With a traditional yet simplistic style the ceramic sink will look great in any kitchen.
Stainless Steel Sinks
Add a professional touch to your kitchen with a resilient stainless steel sink. The top choice for chefs for its durability and practicality.
Undermounted Sinks
Offering a cutting edge design but they still maintain practicality for everyday use, undermounted sink are a great option for your kitchen.
Single LeverTaps
With only one lever, these taps are simplistic and easy to use while creating a modern feel for any contemporary kitchen.
Filtering is a new innovative idea which this tap has to offer. Providing clean and fresh water straight from the tap.
Spray Taps
With this tap being completely flexible it offers great options for cleaning, bringing professionalism to the everyday kitchen.
Franke Taps
Franke Taps offer a wide range of stylish contemporary taps that will suit any kitchen; they'll be something that will cover your needs.


text:
Following government advice we are pleased to tell you that our store is to reopen on June 23rd
We've introduced some new measures to keep you and our staff safe when you visit but we hope to make it easier than ever to shop and ask for your help to make things as simple and safe as possible
- 100% of the products we stock are available to purchase in store but some items have been removed from display in order to maintain a safe environment for customers and staff, if any item you would like to purchase isn't in-store please ask one of the team and we'll get it from the warehouse for you purchase while you wait
- We now have floor markings to help you and fellow shoppers observe 2m social distancing
- We'll be offering an "assisted shopping" program for customers wishing to try on any item of clothing, footwear or protective items such as helmets and will operate a quarantine process to delay any items that are tried on returning to stock
- We have a new "Click and Collect" option to allow you to place an order on our website then we'll pick and pack it before giving you a call to make your way in to collect from the showroom with minimal fuss or interaction
- We've installed protective screens in key areas of the store between you and staff members
- We've installed hand sanitiser stations and we'll thoroughly clean devices a customer or member of our team needs to touch before and after handling
- We would request that payments are only made by card and avoid paying with cash until its safe to do so
- If the store is busy when you visit we may ask you to give us a few moments before you are allowed to enter and shop
Our knowledgeable, friendly sales staff are on hand to offer customers assistance and advice. Being enthusiasts themselves you can be confident that you're talking to the right people, they are ideally placed to help you through any technical issues you may have.
Come and Visit Us
We're located just outside of Wrexham, North Wales on the Wrexham Industrial Estate.
Demon Tweeks
75 Ash Road South,
Wrexham Industrial Estate,
North Wales,
Opening Hours
Monday - Saturday: 8.30am - 5.30pm
Sunday: CLOSED
Click and collect in our Wrexham store
This new service is available at the checkout at the point at which you choose a carrier service for your order. Under "Special Delivery Options" select "Click and Collect" then checkout as normal. When all of the items on your order are available a member of our team will pick them and then call you to confirm your order is now complete and available for collection.
Payment will be taken ahead of your arrival but your order will not be released until we are able to verify you are in possession of the same card from which the payment was taken and you must also present photo id with your name and address matching the card so a driving licence or passport, for those customers using Paypal we will ask you to provide photo id with your name and address such as a driving licence or passport.
Please don't travel ahead of receiving the confirmation call from us and we will endeavour to make the process as quick and efficient as possible.


text:
Added by 1 of our members
In Too Deep(2003)
Having Faith / It Takes a Rebel
An omnibus of novels by Stephanie Bond and Barbara Delinsky
Passionate tales of sizzling romance.
Barbara Delinsky's Having Faith
Faith Barry and Sawyer Bell were best friends - but not for long. The two Boston lawyers found themselves on opposite sides in an ugly divorce case. By day they were fighting in the courtroom. And by night they were fighting a heated attraction that threatened their friendship . . . with love.
Stephanie Bond's It Takes A Rebel
Alexandria Tremont had never met anyone so infuriating, so stubborn . . . or so outrageously irresistible as bad boy Jack Stillman. Even with Alexandria's career at stake and her fiance pushing to set a wedding date, the sexy and seductive Jack still managed to sweet-talk his way into her life - and her bedroom!
Used availability for Barbara Delinsky's In Too Deep
Paperback Editions
February 2003 : UK Mass Market Paperback


text:
15.12.2017, Ukraine.
The city council of Kalush, Ivano-Frankovsk region, filed an appeal against a ruling by the Lvov Administrative Court of Appeals, which prohibited naming one of the streets after SS Hauptsturmführer Dmytro Paliiv, PolitNavigator reported on December 14.
According to Ukrainian Jewish Committee Director Eduard Dolinsky's post on his Facebook page, a resident of the city of Kalush, Nikolay Voronyak, opposed renaming the street after the SS officer. A combat veteran of Angola and a participant of the ATO [Anti-Terrorist Operation, the Kiev junta's name for the punitive operation in Donbass ― translator's note], he suffered pressure and death threats from a large group of militants who also attended the court session and who support the renaming of the street after the Nazi. However, the court acknowledged the veteran's claim.
The appeal against the judgment of the Lvov Administrative Court of Appeal is to be considered by the Higher Administrative Court of Ukraine.
From May 21, 2015, a law On the condemnation of the communist and national socialist (Nazi) regimes, and prohibition of propaganda of their symbols (Law No. 317-VIII) is in force in Ukraine. This law equally bans the propaganda of communist and national socialist symbols; however, in practice, this law is only applied to communist symbols. Since this law was passed, hundreds of Soviet era memorials have been destroyed in Ukraine, and many cities, towns, and streets have been renamed. At the same time, streets in Kiev and in many other cities and towns have been named after collaborationists, who served the Nazis faithfully and loyally.
Source: Rossa Primavera News Agency


text:
New Webisode!
Social Security & Your Retirement
Learn More >
COVID-19 Resource Center
During trying times, we can all use some help. We're here for you.
Manage your account on the go!
With new features, the RetireSmart app is better than ever.
Concerned About Handling Paper Mail?
Now may be the perfect time to select eDelivery.
© 2020
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company (MassMutual®).
Springfield, MA 01111-0001. All rights reserved.


text:
What we do
Contact details
!!! Coronavirus advice !!!
Change location
Customer login
New Zeland
South Africa
United Kingdom
Another country
A leading inbound travel agency for
World travel awards
Discover the unknown with the true experts
Vote for Go Russia
Vote for Go Russia
Vote for Go Russia
+44 (0) 20 33 55 77 17
Chat Online
Call me back
Discover the unknown with the true experts
+44 (0) 20 33 55 77 17
Call me back
Chat Online
Trans-Siberian Tours
Russian River Cruises
Visa Free Tours
Adventure & Discovery
Find a Tour
Special Offers
Travel Guide
Travel Destinations
About Russia - Online Travel Guide
Russia is beyond comprehension; it can only be felt. And to do so you have to come to Russia…
Navigation Links
Russian Regions
Russian Cities and Towns
Russian People
Russian Cuisine
Weather in Russia
Accommodation in Russia
Events in Russia
Throwing off the blanket of communist uniformity, modern Russia is a nation of enormous diversity and tremendous vitality. It is as if the cultural traditions of a century ago have re-awakened with a newfound strength - ancient cathedrals are being rebuilt and restored, colourful markets hum with activity once again and literature and the arts are quickly regaining the creative renown they enjoyed decades ago. A new Russia is now in full bloom. No other country can offer such a great variety of nature and wildlife, or so many diverse people and cultures.
As well as vast areas of untouched wilderness, Russia has countless historical and cultural monuments, more than 30 nature reserves and national parks, and about 2,000 museums. Over the last ten years. twelve cultural and natural treasures across Russia have been included in the UNESCO world cultural heritage list. These include not only the world-famous Kremlin and Red Square in Moscow, but also less well known attractions such as the wooden architecture in
Lake Baikal
, the virgin forests of the taiga, the tundra of the Northern Komi region, the magic volcanoes of
, and the golden mountains of
. You can experience many of these unique natural and cultural highlights yourself on our tours.
Russia's population is about 150 million, of which eighty percent is Slavic (the original Russians). There are more than 100 different languages spoken by different ethnic groups but everyone also speaks Russian. The main religion is Orthodox Christianity. Russia is the coldest country in the world: winter lasts up to ten months in the north. Even in Moscow, temperatures regularly reach minus 25 degrees centigrade. This is why Russians wear their famous fur hats ("shapka"). The bitter climate presents serious problems: huge efforts and expenses go to heating and snow-clearing. In summer, however, most of Russia is warm and sunny.
Foreigners who have visited Russia sometimes tell the old joke that, in Russia, there are no roads, only directions. Certainly there are areas without roads, and even without people. But much has changed in Russia's regions: roads continue to be built even in the most remote areas.
"The Russians are slow to harness up, but once they have, they go fast". These words from Otto von Bismarck more than 150 years ago still accurately reflect Russia today. The Russians are a talented and proud people. Russia gave the world Tolstoy, Dostoevsky and Chekhov. Five Russians have been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature. The music of composers such as Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich is performed worldwide, while the painters Malevich and Kandinsky are famous for their avant-garde art.
Just as Russia's rich cultural heritage has once more come to life, its natural heritage too is a new country waiting to be discovered. With our "Russian discovery" tours, we offer our guests something special - something which inspires us: a unique and diverse cultural experience within the framework of a magnificent and unspoilt wilderness. Challenging rivers and beautiful lakes, steep mountains and roaring volcanoes, dense forests, endless steppes and, most important of all, world-renowned hospitality, await travellers from across the world…
Come along!
About Go Russia
Contact Go Russia
Booking Conditions
Privacy Policy
Financial Protection
Flights & Luggage Problems
Visa Services
Russian Tourist Visa
Russian E-Visa
Chinese Tourist Visa
Mongolian Tourist Visa
Russian Tourist Visa Order
Russian Tourist Voucher Order
Russian Business Visa Order
Russian Consulates Worldwide
Visa Free Regime with Russia
Belarus Tourist Visa
Deadlines, Surcharges & Discounts
Online Services & Tools
View My Account
Travel Insurance
Purchase Travel Guides
Order Travel Money
Create Personalised Brochure
Online Tour Booking Form
Book Excursions Online
Discuss on Forum
Discuss on Facebook
Tweet us
Holiday Planner
Quick Trip Finder
Special Offers
Travel Guide Online
Video Channel - Go Russia
How to Choose a City-break
How to Choose a Transsib Tour
How to Choose a River Cruise
Tailor Made Trip Inquiry
Recommend a Friend
View & Leave Feedback
Go Russia Newsdesk
Go Russia Travel Blog
Agents & Suppliers
Affiliate Programme
Become Our Sales Partner
Group Itineraries & Quotes
Become Our Supplier
Submit Your Travel Content
Schools & Universities Trips
Go Russia on Tripadvisor
Atol protected
IPP Insurance
Copyright © 2005-2020 GR Travel Group Ltd., Tel.: +44 (0) 20 33 55 77 17, email:
Join our newsletter


text:
1,340 Views
EA16 05 Abigail Addison - Silent Signal: Exploring Visionary Science through Experimental Animation I Animation Hagenberg
Producer Abigail Addison will present on Silent Signal, a project that connects six artists working with animation and six biomedical scientists. Together the collaborators have created experimental animated artworks that elicit new ways of thinking about the human body. These works explore the signals that enable our bodies to operate and to adapt to fight disease, and raise questions around how our immune system functions, the use of our genetic code, and how disease is spread. The presentation will explore how each project provides a creative response to cutting-edge research in order to bring to life the science. It will examine the different ways the artists and scientists have worked together to find a common language, and how each artist has engaged with their collaborating scientists' data, tools and processes.


text:
Property Location
When you stay at Norton Park in Winchester, you'll be near the airport and within the vicinity of Whitchurch Silk Mill and St Mary's Church. This 4-star hotel is within the region of Sparsholt College and Finkley Down Farm.
Make yourself at home in one of the 165 guestrooms featuring refrigerators and flat-screen televisions. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and digital programming is available for your entertainment. Private bathrooms with showers feature complimentary toiletries and hair dryers. Conveniences include phones, as well as laptop-compatible safes and desks.
Relax at the full-service spa, where you can enjoy massages, body treatments, and facials. You can take advantage of recreational amenities such as a health club, an indoor pool, and a sauna. This hotel also features complimentary wireless Internet access and wedding services.
Grab a bite to eat at the hotel's restaurant, which features a bar, or stay in and take advantage of 24-hour room service. Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary breakfast is included.
Business, Other Amenities
Featured amenities include express check-in, express check-out, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby. Event facilities at this hotel consist of conference space and meeting rooms. Free self parking is available onsite.


text:
SAS (statistical Analysis System) certification program has changed the SAS professional life in a successful way. SAS Training in Chennai has provided SAS Software. This SAS method permits the end user to achieve different task relevant to corporate administration and function. SAS offered software and that tool helps to creating marketing, writing reports, creating graphics & operational strategies, performing day to day activities in business. It has different modules like customer care protocol, Human resource management, information systems support and lot of things.
If you want to shine in SAS career SAS professional certification is the mandatory thing in that. SAS course in Chennai has offered many certification and programme, which held SAS certified Advanced Programmer, SAS certified Base Programmer, Statistical Analysis System Certified Warehouse Development Professionals, SAS certified Web AF Developer, Statistical Analysis System Certified Warehouse Architect. These professional certification programs have highly acknowledged universally and it can be taken as per your future goal.
It's very complicated to get pass in this examination but this certification in SAS Institutes in Chennai helps to develop your career skill set, if you want to be a professional in any of the technology you must have a strong sense in SAS software by passing the individual examination. This technology is very helpful for both the employer and employees. It has many advantages by doing this SAS certification training.
In these SAS certification you will get more pay in a corporate side so there is lot of changes to earn more and in IT market SAS has great scope and high marketability over the competitors. In universe this certification has great demand so opportunity in this area is large. This certification programs contain many added advantage compare to other certification courses for your career growth. If you have a strong sense in this area you will attain higher position in your working place. This software helps to validate the business information so it having more requirement in the market.
Mostly IT industry wants to recruit the candidate who having enough knowledge once if you have done SAS from SAS Training Institutes in Chennai easily you can place as a employee in the corporate world. This certification only provided at your comfortable and this pay also in an affordable price. This SAS Training only provides you the practical training to expand your skill in SAS and make you as a highly skilled professional in SAS so you can easily get your dream job without taking more time. When you have a own interest to learn anything you will definitely become a professional in that area so if you want to change your life just enroll in our career development center to become expertise in Statistical Analysis System (SAS).
Related Course :
JAVA Training in Chennai | Data Science Course in Chennai | AWS Training in Chennai


text:
Yellow Fine Knit Cashmilon Jumper
- Ribbed trims
- Ribbed trims
- Long sleeves
- V-neckline
- Made from a fine knit cashmilon fabric
- 100% acrylic
- Front length (approx): 75cm/29.5
- Back length from (approx): 83cm/32.6"
- Machine washable
- Model is 5"8/175 cm and size UK 16/EU 44
Fit & Fashion Notes:
Breathe new life into your knitwear collection with this jumper. Made from an ultra soft fine knit cashmilon fabric, it features a feminine v-neckline and long sleeves with a ribbed trim finish. For easy daytime styling, just team with skinny jeans and boots.
Why We Love It:
Set to see you through the cooler months, this jumpers your new wardrobe staple.
Care Instructions
- Wash at 40°C
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Iron - low heat
- Do not dry clean
Hermes Tracked
£3.99 (Delivered in 3-10 working days)
Hermes Next Day Delivery
£4.99 (Items will be delivered next working day)
Stated Day Delivery
Asda ToYou Click & Collect
£3.99 (Items will be delivered to your chosen Asda store in 1-2 days. Photo ID will be required to collect the parcel.)
Hermes Parcelshop
£3.99 (Delivered to your chosen ParcelShop in 3-5 working days)
Royal Mail 48hr Tracked
£4.99 (Delivered in 3-10 working days)
DPD Premium Next Day Delivery
£6.99 (Items will be delivered next working day)
Returns Policy
Explore more


text:
Upbeat and carefree music track, featuring acoustic guitars, marimba, piano, strings, hand claps, bass and drums. Uplifting background music that will certainly work well with children's videos, commercials, advertising, marketing campaigns, YouTube videos and more.
The file includes the main version plus 4 different edits :
1. At The Funfair – Full version (1:39)
2. At The Funfair – Loop version (0:52)
3. At The Funfair – 30 Second (0:30)
4. At The Funfair – 15 Second (0:15)
5. At The Funfair – Sting/Bumper (0:08)
All versions and edits come in both wav and mp3.


text:
GuildWiki has been locked down: anonymous editing and account creation are disabled. Current registered users are unaffected. Leave any comments on the Community Portal.
Bonesnap Turtle
|Bonesnap Turtle
Description[edit | edit source]
The Bonesnap Turtle is a Necromancer beast that can be found in and around Haiju Lagoon.
Location[edit | edit source]
Skills Used[edit | edit source]
Normal Mode[edit | edit source]
Hard Mode[edit | edit source]
Items dropped[edit | edit source]
Notes[edit | edit source]
- Contrary to what its name and look implies it is not a turtle, but a dragon by Guild Wars game mechanics.
- A large group of Bonesnap Turtles can be found due north of Zen Daijun, along the coastal cliffs. This is the most ideal location for farming Bonesnap Shells for the Canthan New Year festival.
- Once a player has completed Winds of Change part 2, the Bonesnap Turtles will be replaced by much stronger Scavengers. This can be avoided by bringing someone who has not yet completed Winds of Change.
Trivia[edit | edit source]
- The Bonesnap Turtle greatly resembles an alligator snapping turtle.


text:
Frequently Asked Questions
Below you will find our most frequently asked questions.
Quick links to FAQ's
Due to the fast changing circumstances of the novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation our policies are updated frequently and are subject to change.
Rest assured, we have thoroughly worked on our COVID-19 Action Plan, so your mind is at peace when you are back.
Visit our site, dedicated to the latest COVID-19 Updates.
COVID-19 Travel Updates
Still have questions?
What time we will be picked up at our hotel?
All stated pickup times are recommendations. We like to be the first at the sites, so our guests can have an unique experience with only a few, in the best case no other visitors. Depending on your hotels/condos location and your first destination we will pick you up between 05:00 a.m. and 08:00 a.m.
Let us send you a free sample itinerary and we will let you know what time we actually recommend to start your exclusive private Tour. If you want us to pick you up at a different time, just let us know.
What else should I bring and wear on the tour?
It's recommended to wear swimming clothes under light and comfortable clothing.
We recommend to bring the following items:
towel (your hotel will provide these) - should you stay at an Airbnb these Microfiber towels are awesome
sandals or flip-flops for the cenotes
sunglasses and a hat
change of clothes
comfortable walking shoes for ruins
biodegradable sunscreen and/or repellent
some money for, extra beverages during lunch, souvenirs and tips
Which Sunscreen can I use?
We highly recommend the use of rashguards rather than sunscreen. Sunscreen is a threat to our environment because of its ingredients. Parks like Xcaret, Xel-ha only allow "biodegradable" lotions, but be careful just because a product states it is biodegradable, it does not mean it is good for the coral reef. The main components of most sunscreens are zinc oxide and titanium dioxide—ingredients that will never biodegrade and have the potential to harm corals and sea life. Some also contain mineral oil (petroleum) which has a low solubility rate in water, is slow to biodegrade and is known to be harmful or fatal to some aquatic life and birds.
When considering buying sunscreen, please listen to our podcast "Sunscreen and Coral Reefs" It will help you to understand the importance of the right sunscreen.
If you are in a hurry, we have you covered. We took a closer look at
the best-rated sunscreens marketed specifically for use on babies and
kids. The highest rated sunscreen for babies is Babo Botanicals Baby
Skin Mineral Sunscreen and for children: Sunology Mineral Sunscreen
Lotion, Kids, SPF 50
For adults we recommend a combination of a rashguard and
Raw Love All Natural Mineral Sunscreen SPF 35 Safe for Reefs
Please do NOT put sunscreen on directly before you go into the water.
Do I have to snorkel?
Some people just don't want to snorkel and there is no problem at all. There are always places with shade where you can relax while the rest of the group is in the water.
What if I never snorkeled before or had a bad experience?
It will be a pleasure for us to introduce you to this amazing activity. Your personal tour guide will take time to explain to you the technique of snorkeling and will practice with you until you feel comfortable. We will never rush you into the water or pressure you. Take this as an opportunity to learn about a new activity which easily can become a passion.
Do I have to bring my own snorkel equipment?
Feel free to bring your own equipment, but it is not necessary since we provide you clean and professional snorkel equipment.
What if it is raining the morning of the tour?
Please be aware, weather here is very local and if it is raining at your hotel chances are really high the sun is shining where we are heading to. Do not assume a tour service is cancelled by rain, only the operator can determine if a tour should be canceled or rescheduled due to the weather conditions. In that case we will contact you the afternoon before your tour.
For more information read our blog post about the Caribbean Weather.
Don't forget, you are in Paradise! The only limitation that might occur is a closed beach or port, because of safety reasons.
If your tour is cancelled by the tour operator for any reason including weather condition you'll receive a full refund or be able to reschedule your tour with no penalty.
What is the pricing of a tour?
The price depends on the number of guests and how many locations/activities you are planning to see. Please have a look at each individual sample tour to get an idea. Do not hesitate to send us a request and we will send you a free and personalized itinerary with prices.
All tours and airport shuttle services require payment of at least 20% at time of booking and needs to be paid in full at the beginning of your tour. If the tour depart as scheduled it is considered a complete service. If you are NOT on time you will be considered as no-show and therefore you will be charged, in that case, you will lose your payment made. Prices for all tours cost depending of negotiable and agreed rates given by the sales person or tour operator upon inquiring and negotiating over the telephone or E-mail
What does the price include?
Fun and a quality service with a customized tour experience that stands out from large tour operators! An experienced private tour guide, clean transportation (fully insured vehicle), a/c and safe driving as well. Fuel, parking, all entrance fees, licensed driver, snacks and beverages are included.
You might need some money for souvenirs, drinks during lunch and tips.
What are the terms of payment?
During your check-out process you will have the choice to pay a deposit of USD 100.00 per person + booking fee, or the total amount + booking fee by credit card. By default the payment process is set to charge the deposit only. Should you prefer to pay the total amount by credit card right away, please uncheck the box "Reservation Information" before you click on "Complete your booking".
WE DO NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS DURING THE TOUR! Should you decide to pay the deposit only, the payment for the outstanding balance of your tour is due in CASH at the morning upon your pickup. We accept USD, EUR, preferably Mexican Pesos MXN.
Please have the balance due ready in an envelope at the beginning of your tour.
How can I pay the deposit?
If you would like to go ahead with your booking please pay the deposit due. Use the "Book now" button to the check-out process next to each tour itinerary.
You will have the choice to pay the deposit of USD 100.00 per person + booking fee, or the total amount + booking fee with your credit card. By default the payment process is set to charge the deposit only. Should you prefer to pay the total amount by credit card now, please uncheck the box "Reservation Information" before you click on "Complete your booking".
What is the cancellation policy?
We're happy to assist our guests with their cancellation and a full refund or credit with 24 hours notice of cancellation and NO CANCELLATION FEES. Guests will also receive a full refund or credit in case of operator cancellation due to weather or other unforeseen circumstances. All cancellations must be done by email and receipt therefore acknowledged by Kay Tours Mexico to be a valid cancellation. No-shows will be charged the full price.
Please note, our cancellation policy for big groups (10+ guests) is 48 hours since there are higher costs involved and the percentage of NO SHOWS (people not showing up) is higher than average. We offer a 100% refund for cancellations made up to 48 hours prior tour begins. Payments are not refundable within the 48 hours prior tour start.
Is it safe?
Yes it is! Bookings and payments with us are secured with 2048-bit encryption and your privacy is protected. Kay Tours Mexico is committed to protecting your privacy. Kay Tours Mexico does not sell, rent or lease its clients lists to third parties.
This part of Mexico is special! It's not that type of Mexico you see in the news. All the places we go are safe. Your driver and your personal tour guide are familiar with this area. The van will be locked and the driver stays at the van. Whenever we leave it and whatever you leave behind is safe in the car. It's common sense not to bring your most valuable necklace.
Why do we need your room number and a phone number?
We need your room number stated in our service order, as a proof that you contracted us and in order to be able to pick you up at your hotel's lobby.
Your phone number is needed to get a hold of you in case we have to re-schedule, cancel or let you know about any changes. It makes our communication easier if we can call you or chat with you.
Feel free add us and to chat with us whenever you have a question.
What if I have allergies or special needs?
We, as your private tour guides are responsible for you. Please let us know in advance in case you have any condition, history of heart diseases, asthma, allergies, pregnancy, etc. Please send us the completed Medical Form, so we know what to do in case something happens. This is very helpful information for us in order to ensure we will have a great and safe day.
Should you be allergic or not eat certain type of food or ingredients, please inform us in your reservation, so we can take care of this and find alternatives for you.
What is the weight limit of the zip-lines?
The weight limit is 275 lbs or 125 kg.
How can I contact Kay Tours Mexico?
In the best case you write us an email: We are checking our emails constantly, but should you not receive an answer within 12 hours please re-send your mail.
Feel free to call us at +52 9841 4323 47
*KTM may receive a commission on purchases made through an Amazon link.
Still have questions?


text:
Apparently Gross market has Dagim tuna for the cheapest, 2 cans for ₪10
Looking for a good heater in Jerusalem
0527694304Rosen . American, fair price and ben torah
Where can i get coconut water in Yerushalayim?
If i'm not mistaken they sell it in Arzei makolet
Where can I get a mifi (portable wifi) I need to connect my laptop (2 weeks)
Where can I get a good brand cordless phone for a decent price? Emperiot hachessed sells a 2 handset Panasonic for 300 nis.
buy on ebay
They don't usually specify 220v.
Numerous calls, no response. Anyone else?
Likely doesn't make a difference.
sure does.
DansDeals may earn a commission when you use our links to make a purchase or open a credit card. See our Advertiser Disclosure here.


text:
If Ike wasn't enough to scare you, local Haunted Houses are up and running.
We called up a couple of Houston's more popular Halloween attractions to see if they survived the storm. The four longest-running houses made it through will little more than a couple of scratches. And all have electricity.
"Our façade had some minor damage to it, but that was really all we had," says Jim Fetterly of ScreamWorld located off North Sam Houston Parkway. "We were very, very fortunate."
This is true. Haunted House owners get a little more than a month to do a year's worth of business. Even missing one weekend can amount in losing a huge chunk of change.
The folks over at Phobia suffered damage to only one of their six attractions at the 290 location. The outdoor haunt will be closed this weekend as fallen trees are cleared out of pathways – but the other five indoor houses survived and are prepared to scare.
We Believe Local Journalism is Critical to the Life of a City
Engaging with our readers is essential to the mission of the Houston Press. Make a financial contribution or sign up for a newsletter, and help us keep telling Houston's stories with no paywalls.
Support Our Journalism
Phobia's I-45 location in Texas City is one of the few places in the area with power.
"Our customer base is still screwed over," says owner Paul (who prefers we don't use his last name). We bet they'll be happy to hear that the fake houses in the area have their power back.
Nightmare on the Bayou's hotline says it is open for business. The location next to Party Boy off I-10 and Studemont will be open through November 2. Hopefully you'll have power back before then, but if not we're pretty sure all these places have air conditioning – if you don't mind getting the bejeezus scared out of you.
— Dusti Rhodes


text:
Frequently asked questions
Do you still have questions? Then you may find some answers below! Otherwise you are welcome to contact the training department of the Passive House Institute.
> Courses
You can access the online course Passive House for Decision Makers for free. You may also check Passipedia, the Passive House Database as well as our free litterature section and online brochures to start learning about Passive House.
To get a brief overview of the Passive House standard, you may have a look at our elearning for decision makers. Do you want to further deepen your knowledge? Then you can check the Passive House Fundamentals online course.
Now if you are a building professional and want to learn how to design a Passive House / EnerPHit building, we recommend you to take the dedicated Passive House Designer / Consultant course. To understand how to carefully implement and assess Passive House details on the building site, tradespeople may take a Passive House Tradesperson course.
After taking one of these main courses, you may consider taking an additional in-depth course to extend your expertise in a specific area (e.g. software, building site, retrofit, components).
> Certificates / seals
Both titles are equal in terms of qualification with reference to the Passive House relevant knowledge. The requirements for attaining this certificate and for renewal are also the same. Normally, Passive House Designers work in planning offices on the concrete implementation of the Passive House Standard, while Passive House Consultants usually contribute to its dissemination through their work as researchers or speakers, or as decision makers in government authorities.
A clear classification is not always easy due to the diverse educational qualifications, professions and the legal provisions relating to buildings worldwide. For this reason, the Passive House Institute has specified two possibilities for classification as a "Certified Passive House Designer":
- Providing proof of an educational qualification which enables you to plan buildings or technical building systems independently. This educational qualification should have reached a certain level (e.g. diploma or bachelor degree) and have been attained in a specialised subject which primarily involves the planning of buildings or building services systems.
- Providing proof of membership in an institution, whose members are entitled to provide planning services which are subject to approval by a building authority (e.g. Chamber of Architects). In case of uncertainty, and outside of Germany, the course/examination host or the assessing body should be contacted.
You qualify for the Designer title if you have the following educational qualification:
- Architect or interior designer
- Civil or timber construction engineer
- Building physicist
- Building and energy technology engineer
- Building contractor
- Master carpenter
- Certified technician for structural engineering, building construction, heating plumbing and ventilation technology or supply technology
If you have the following educational qualification, you qualify for the Consultant title:
- Degree in (analytical) chemistry, electrical engineering or manufacturing engineering
- Engineering degree in environmental technology and resource management
- Construction industry environmental safety technician
- Environmental engineer
- Gas, plumbing and ventilation systems technician
- Woodwork technician
- Certified technician for electronics
- Energy consultant
- Architectural draftsman
- Geometrician
- Woodwork technican for window installation
- Managing director
- Property sales manager/estate agent
- Economist
► Just provide a copy of the proof to your course/examination host or assessing body. The attained Consultant title can be changed into the Designer title, if such proof is only obtained and submitted later on (e.g. taking an examination during training). If no proof is submitted, the Consultant title will be granted upon successful qualification.
We can advise the following:
- Go through the Examination Regulations & Learning Targets carefully and reflect on your confidence with each topic. Mind the gaps - then go ahead and bridge them.
- Study the Passive House Concept and its definition, criteria and practical implementation to detailed level. Sketch Passive House suitable details for different construction methods; regular build-ups and of course joints, window installations and the like. Customers will expect you to actually design such a building and be aware of all important elements.
- Internalize the "rules of thermal bridge free design" and their rationale. They are straightforward and invaluable guidance in everyday practice.
- Get familiar with the importance of airtightness, design and implementation of airtight layers and airtightness testing (methodology & practical execution)
- Study PHPP and energy balancing in general. What entities are required to compose the energy balance of a building? What is their respective impact? How does the balance react on changes of different parameters?
- Get proficient with actual PHPP use by entering a number of examples from A to Z. How can you make them a Passive House? Get valuable advices from the PHPP handbook! To understand what happens in PHPP you should also know how e.g. U-Values are calculated. Make use of the possibility to retrace the main algorithms in the spreadsheet formula.
- Get familiar with basic economic life cycle assessment (present value, annuity). Are you able to e.g. calculate the residual value based on given boundary conditions?
- Generally: Repeat and rehearse any calculations, sketches… During the exam, you must be able to quickly analyse what is given and required and set to work.
It is currently possible to take the exam online. For more detalis please contact your course provider or Passive House Institute
You can bring any printed course material and notes to the exam. To save time, consider doing a summary of the main Passive House formulas and requirements. We also advise you to bring markers for the design exercise, as well as a calculator with spare batteries.
Anybody can register for the exam. While it is not mandatory to have attended a dedicated Passive House course, it is strongly recommended to increase your chance of success.
Some course provider may offer a special revision session before the exam - please contact your local course provider to check which options are available.
No problem! By submitting a project documentation, it is possible to renew a certificate at any time, even if your certificate has already expired some time ago.
A possible solution: You can also apply for certification yourself. This is worth considering in the case of smaller projects with low certification costs! Please contact one of the many building certifiers around the world.
It is not that serious... besides certified Passive House buildings or EnerPHit retrofits, PHI Low Energy Buildings are also suitable for a project documentation.
Send an email with confirmation of your attendance and the agenda of the event to the Passive House Institute.
Yes, it is very demanding: you have already provided proof of a high standard of further training by attaining your certificate. Now you can show your clients that you have continued to gather experience and are up to date by listing all your qualifications!
Yes you can, but since the "add-on"-seal PHPP Expert can only be hold in combination with the "Certified PH Desiger/Consultant" certificate, you can only use it once you have successfully passed the Designer/Consultant exam.
> Course / Exam providers
Please contact the Passive House Institute to enquire about your different options.


text:
Christian Articles for All of your Publishing Needs!
Word Count: 154
|Send Article To Friend
|Print/Use Article
No Merit Badge
by PamFord Davis
7/19/2013 / Devotionals
Do you give money to panhandlers? At times, they pull at our heartstrings; we are indifferent on other occasions. What makes the difference? We go with our gut feelings; at best, we follow the gentle nudging and divine discernment of the Holy Spirit. We easily grow indifferent, becoming cynical and suspicious. We might be more generous if we knew the ones asking for handouts deserved our donations.
Does the Father give based on what I deserve? "You have heard that it was said, 'You SHALL LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR, and hate your enemy.' But I say to you, love your enemies, and pray for those who persecute you in order that you may be sons of your Father who is in heaven; for He causes His sun to rise on the evil and the good, and sends rain on the righteous and the unrighteous (Matthew 5:43-45 NAS)." His blessings to me are generous and undeserved.
Devotionals are her first love in writing. Published articles in Mature Living Magazine, Devotions for the Deaf, The Secret Place, Light from the Word, Coosa Journal, With God Daily, Mary Hollingsworth's The One Year Devotional of Joy and Laughter. http://www.pamforddavis.com
Article Source: http://www.faithwriters.com-CHRISTIAN WRITERS
If you died today, are you absolutely certain that you would go to heaven? You can be! Click here and TRUST JESUS NOW
Read more articles by PamFord Davis
Like reading Christian Articles? Check out some more options. Read articles in Main Site Articles, Most Read Articles or our highly acclaimed Challenge Articles. Read Great New Release Christian Books for FREE in our Free Reads for Reviews Program. Or enter a keyword for a topic in the search box to search our articles.
The opinions expressed by authors do not necessarily reflect the opinion of FaithWriters.com.
Hire a Christian Writer, Christian Writer Wanted, Christian Writer Needed, Christian Content Needed, Find a Christian Editor, Hire a Christian Editor, Christian Editor, Find a Christian Writer
By using this site you agree to our Acceptable Use Policy .
© FaithWriters.com. All rights reserved.
FaithWriters.com Free Reprint Articles - Your place for Christian articles, Christian poems, Christian stories and much more.


text: The 2nd edition of the international exhibition on "Hormoz Health Medical Equipment Exhibition" and the 1st National Festival of Persian Gulf Biomedical Engineering at Kish Island closed on Thursday. Nearly 100 local and foreign companies attended, according to the public relations and international affairs department of Kish Free Zone Organization, reports news.kish.ir. The exhibition showcased the latest state-of-the-art achievements in the field of medical supplies, informatics technology, and IT in medical fields. Two specialized meetings and six workshops were also held on the sidelines of the Hormuz Health Exhibition.


text:
Who you gonna call when the next hurricane or superstorm hits? For children in New York City, the answer is Ready Girl and Marvel superheroes The Avengers.
Together with Marvel Custom Solutions, NYC Emergency Management introduced Thursday a new custom comic book aimed at teaching kids about knowing what to do when severe weather hits their communities– especially with hurricane season creeping up next month.
The comic — called "Against The Wind" —features Ready Girl,an emergency preparedness superhero introduced last October by NYC Emergency Management, working together with Marvel's The Avengers to take on an incoming tropical storm that could bring hurricane force winds and heavy rain.
RELATED:Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will welcome families to NYC this summer
According to the city, Ready Girl realized she had superpowers for emergencies during Hurricane Sandy – which devastated large parts of the city — when she saved her family from heavy winds and rising water.
"The Avengers were formed when a group of Marvel's heroes came together to combat a threat too dire for any one of them to handle alone," said Mark Basso, editor of the custom Avengers comic featuring Ready Girl. "In that same spirit, we're proud to team up with NYC Emergency Management to help communicate this important message to kids by entertaining them with an action-packed adventure story while passing along these crucial lessons."
After getting wind of the incoming storm in the comic, Ready Girl reaches out to kids hanging out in a nearby playground and warns them of the danger. She then advises the children to get ready, get set and get ready to go.
And although the heroes defeat Whirlwind — a villain who represents the incoming "force of nature" — the comic ends with a question if there is more for the heroes to battle.
To launch the comic book, Ready Girl — along with Iron Man — visited P.S. 39 in Brooklyn where she showed third-graders what they should know about the city's six evacuation zones.
Since her debut last year, the emergency superhero has been visiting dozens of schools, community centers and organizations across the five boroughs.
RELATED:January snowstorm was actually a record breaker for NYC: NOAA
As part of her message, Ready Girl tells children how important it is to make a plan that involves having at least two phone numbers — a local and out-of-state one — that they can call in case of an emergency. Children are urged to practice the plan with adults in their homes.
After making a plan, children are told to prepare a stay-at-home kit, which includes having extra food and water, and a battery-operated radio to listen for news updates.
Finally, Ready Girl encourages kids to pack a "go bag" with emergency supplies, which during an emergency, can be grabbed in a hurry.
"This project is a creative way to get kids excited about preparedness," said NYC Emergency Management Commissioner Joseph Esposito. "If we can engage them from an early age, the hope is that they can use this information throughout their lives."


text:
Taxi driver who devoted life to family dies four days after liver transplant
This devoted father was terribly sick needing a new liver, but continued working long hours for six years, mainly to support his son's education. Read this brave Singaporean dad's story here.
Mr Tan Chon Siang just wanted to provide for his family and see his son do well in life.
But six years ago, this devoted father and family man was given only three months to live by doctors, after his diagnosis of liver cirrhosis, or scarring of the liver.
However, even though he was terribly sick, he kept working as a taxi driver on 12-hour shifts -- all to support his family.
His biggest dream was to see his only child Elvis, 24, graduate from Kaplan in April. This devoted father thought his dream had come true when doctors from the National University Hospital (NUH) called to say they found a match for him to undergo a liver transplant.
A liver transplant would mean he could continue providing for his family and see his son progress in life.
But in a cruel twist of fate, Mr Tan died last Tuesday (15 December), four days after his eight-hour long operation, according to The New Paper.
Too sudden, too soon
Mr Tan's older brother Mr Tan Chon High told The New Paper, "On the first day after the operation, my brother's condition was very good. He could talk and wave.
"I even thought he could be out of the Intensive Care Unit in three to four days."
But, on the third day, doctors told Mr Tan Chon High that his brother was not responding well to the new liver and that kidney failure had set it.
By Monday, Mr Tan had slipped into a coma, and on Tuesday morning, he passed away.
Mr Tan Chon High, speaking of his brother's devotion to his family, said, "Chon Siang wanted to earn money to pay Elvis' university fees.
"Even though he earned only $30 to $40 a day because of his sickness, he would never spend a single cent on himself."
Mr Tan's friend from their army days, Mr Jack Choo, told The New Paper: "He was very happy when he told me he received the call from the hospital after waiting six years."
Mr Choo, who is also a taxi driver, said: "We ate lunch together from Monday to Friday and our friends and I could see his body weakening, but Ah Nok (Mr Tan's nickname) never once complained about pain."
Needless to say, Mr Tan's death has left a big hole in his family's and friends' hearts.
We at theAsianparent offer our deepest sympathies to Mr Tan's family.
We think this humble taxi driver is an inspiration to all Singaporeans and is a strong example of the love and devotion that only a father can have for his children, family and friends.
Do share your thoughts on this article in a comment below.


text:
Indivisible – Review
505 Games S.p.A. is an Italian video game publisher based in Milan. It was founded in 2006 as a subsidiary of Digital Bros. and are behind games as Sniper Elite 2 and Payday 2, both of which are enjoyable games to play. As this game was handed to me to


text:
The Challenge of New Media Forum: Teaching and Learning in the New Media Ecology
- Location:
- The Watershed, Bristol
- Date(s):
- 12 December 2008 09:30-16:45
The changes in traditional patterns of media production and consumption brought about by digital technologies in their networked form pose significant challenges and opportunities to Media Studies. As the practices of mass media dissolve into the processes of the Web many of our assumptions are being questioned. As active audiences become interactive users, representation becomes simulation and authorship becomes 'experience design' many of our fundamental categories seem to be shifting.
This forum will provide an opportunity to explore the challenges facing teachers and educationalists in the Higher Education sector. The emphasis will be upon the 'new media' ecology in which students now live, in which media educationalists work, and the teaching and learning strategies that have emerged as a response. It is not a forum about 'educational technology' (networked, interactive and virtual 'teaching aids') but about the new kinds of experience, knowledge, and competence which may now constitute media 'studies' and practice.
It will be of special interest to lecturers and curriculum developers in Media Studies and all forms of media practice, including Film, Television, and Journalism. The forum will provide an occasion for discussion of pedagogic strategies and methodologies designed to respond to the challenge of new media.
The forum will seek to address:
- the argument for a radical shift in what constitutes media studies: the case for a 'Media Studies 2.0'
- the experience and tacit knowledge of a current generation of 'new media savvy' students
- the place of traditional values and curricula in the new media context
The day will open with provocations and refutations of the 'Media Studies 2.0' position followed by group sessions based upon case studies. Invited presenters will explore the impact of digital and theoretical approaches, the teaching of practice and curriculum design. There will be a session dedicated to exploring the student perspective from the point of view of young people's media consumption.
Confirmed speakers:
- Professor Martin Lister (University of the West of England)
- Professor Jonathan Dovey (University of the West of England)
- Dr William Merrin (Swansea University)
- Marcus Leaning (Trinity College, University of Wales)
- Andrew Dewdney (London South Bank University)
- Martin Hirst (AUT University Auckland, currently City University London)
- Jon Wardle (CEMP CETL, Bournemouth University)
- Caroline Dover (University of Westminster)
- Rick Lander (Freelance Producer)
- Max Schleser (University of Westminster)
- Einar Thorsen (Bournemouth University)
- Julian McDougall (Newman University College)
- Sy Taffel (University of Bristol)
- Stephen Mallinder (ADM-HEA)
The recently completed National Subject Profile for Media and Communications (ADM-HEA), which offers a long awaited view of who studies media, where and in what disciplinary context, will be presented at the forum.
Programme for the day and more information
Please note that registration is now closed
There are 58 places available for this event. The event is free of charge for staff working within HE in the UK and lunch is provided* . Registrations will be taken on a first-come, first served basis and will initially be limited to 3 places per institution to enable as many representatives from UK HEIs to attend as possible.
* A charge is applied for non-attendance if adequate notice is not given.
PLEASE NOTE: If you register your interest in this event your
place is not confirmed until a registration form is completed and confirmation is sent to you.
- Contact Name:
- Debbie Flint
- Contact Telephone:
- 01273 643119
- Contact Email:
- firstname.lastname@example.com


text:
Fairholme Road
Withington, Manchester, M20 4SB
- Rent: £280/Mon
- Beds: 4
- Bathrooms: 1
- Available: NOW
Stunning SINGLE ROOM with ALL BILLS and INTERNET INCLUDED available in 4 BEDROOM HOUSE SHARE situated in a popular area of Withington.
This house share is well presented and finished to high standards, spacious and has 4 bedrooms, fully fitted kitchen with all white goods, hob, oven, fridges, freezer and washing machine. There is a driveway as well as off road parking. Large garden which is regularly maintained by a gardener. Burglar and smoke alarms. Short walk to Withington village, bus stops and shops and walking distance to didsbury also.
The room is fully furnished with single bed, wardrobe, chest of drawers and tall bookshelf.
• Delightful standard of décor
• Double glazed
• Gas central heating
• Close to all local amenities
• Excellent public transport links
• Excellent location
• Garden
• Off road parking


text:
Discover and share stunning Photoshop PSD files. All littlepsd files are royalty and license free for graphic and web designers.
Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use.
To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here: Cookie Policy
Subscribe to Blog via Email