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Victor & Liberty offer cycling accessories that can be as essential as apparel to make sure you get the most out of your rides. From bags from British pannier legends Carradice, to beautifully made leather saddles from Rivet, to chamois creams and embrocations from Sportique and US brand Donkey Label. All essentials for those long days out in the saddle.

Also have essential bike cleaning and maintenance products, all of which have been personally tried and tested by both Victor and by Liberty and come with their personal recommendation. Purple Harry offer some truly innovative products such as their bike floss and Brite Ride just make amazing products that work!

Finally, don't forget essential hydration products. Victor just loves his Rouleur water bottle, so stylish while Liberty can't get enough of those Castelli scorpions! Victor & Liberty also have a good selection of classic bottle cages from Arundel.

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Alston Saddle Pack

Carradice's Alston Saddlepack is a handcrafted, top quality waterproof saddlebag, made for the most discerning rider. Very compact for the rider who wants to travel light but large enough for essentials in case of a change of weather or a mechanical! The perfect compliment to your classic bike or to add the prefect finishing touch to a beautiful Rivet or Brooks saddle. And made just across the border from us in Nelson, Lancashire!
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Bike Bureau Cycling Bag - Right

Carradice's Bike Bureau Cycle bag versatile hand crafted bike pannier designed specifically for the most discerning commuter who likes functionality and beautiful classic design. British company Carradice create traditionally manufactured cycling bags. This classic Originals Bike Bureau is perfect for office based commuters. Packed with common sense features and made from the highly waterproof, virtually bombproof cotton duck.
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Bingley Saddlebag

The Carradice Bingley bag is a multi-fit saddlebag which will hold all of your essentials. Made in Lancashire out of the finest Scottish waxed waterproof proof duck cotton and with a handy webbing strap. Use it as handlebar bag; saddlebag; belt bag; shoulder bag; across the body bag (the strap is fully adjustable). This handy cycling bag is a great size for a day out riding (can easily accommodate a spare tub, some coins, tools and a snack), and a handy portable size for the commuter. And made just across the border from us in Nelson, Lancashire. The Bingley is designed with the most discerning cyclist in mind.
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Classic Manchester Musette

Carradice's Classic Manchester Musette is a handcrafted, top quality waterproof cycling bag designed for the most discerning commuter, shopper or cyclist. And made just across the border from us in Nelson, Lancashire. Available in green or black with a tan strap, with a lovely classic checked lining inside.
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Commuter Cowl

The Commuter Cowl has been designed by Stitch-Mi-Lane and made in Scotland using a Fair Isle pattern. As the name suggests this is perfect for city cycling, bicycle commuting or just for those who like to keep warm when riding their bike! This fleece lined cowl is designed so that it can be pulled over the face when riding or tucked under the chin for warmth. This knitted cycling scarf will make a charming edition to your winter cycling wardrobe and, unlike a regular scarf, this cycling buff has no ends that could get tangled up! Thick merino wool and soft fleece lining will keep the cold out. The perfect cycling gift for the discerning cyclist in your life.
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Cotton Cloth Bar Tape

Highly durable milled cotton cloth bar tape to finish off your vintage, classic, or retro build. You'll love the tactile feel of cotton over synthetic, and the product is made from renewable natural resources. Newbaum's use eco-friendly dyes to minimise environmental impact. Adhesive backing for easy wrapping, and available in 19 colours. Note: rolls are sold individually, so you can mix-and-match. We suggest that you will need two rolls to do the full drop handlebar. For inspiration, check out the Newbaum's flikr group.
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Default Mini Bag

The Inside Line Equipment Default Mini is a handmade cycling bag, created in the San Franciso Bay area of California. The Mini is a slightly smaller version of the popular Default and still delivers great storage, durability and comfort Perfect for commuting the Default Mini packs a lot into its 18 litres (compared to 25L in the standard Default). Beautifully hand crafted all ILE bags are designed with strength and simplicity in mind. They use the toughest materials to create a super durable bike bag. In fact ILE have so much faith in their cycling backpacks they come with a lifetime warranty on materials and craftsmanship! Made from durable 1000D Cordura, waterproof zips and built with a weatherproof main compartment and hidden sleeve, the Default Mini features great attention to comfort with adjustable sternum / waist straps and thick-padded back and shoulder straps. Easy access side pockets provide quick access on-the-go storage, and an assortment of front pockets offer space for ride accessories. Subtle ILE branding complete the bag.
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Defeet Handskin Gloves

Defeet Handskins are the ideal gloves for cycling, running or hiking. Hand skins are light weight and have a wonderful soft feel. You can wick perspiration from any area of the body with one swipe of your hand. Made with CoolMax this moisture wicking glove delivers the perfect protection and warmth in cool weather.
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Dura Glove Etouch

Defeet Etouch Dura Gloves are the ideal gloves for cycling, running or hiking. Combining versatility, close fit and warmth with E Touch technology . So that you can use any touch screen device without getting cold hands. Perfect for cool weather riding. Made with CoolMax this moisture wicking glove delivers the perfect protection and warmth for Autumn Winter cycling.
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Gecko Grip Bar Tape - Blue / White / Yellow

Arundel's Gecko Grip Bar Tape is a bike handlebar tape that is cushioned tape and comes in a multitude of colours. It has a rubbery feel and is truly grippy while also being easy to wipe clean, so no excuses for mucky looking bike tape!
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Halftone Script Water Bottle 22oz (625ml)

Cadence Collection Halftone Scrip 22oz (625ml) water bottle. Featuring a large, soft, reliable poppet top that's easy to open and seals tight for 100% leak free. The big mouth cap design features a wide water channel to deliver excellent water flow. BPA and odour free.
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Harris Tweed Bingley Flat Cap

Introducing the Bingley - a new addition to Carradice's selection of saddlebags. This handy cycling pouch is a great size for a day out riding (can easily accommodate a spare tub, some coins, tools and a snack), and a handy portable size for the commuter. Victor & Liberty are from Yorkshire so the Flap Cap is a clear winner! And made just across the border from us by our Lancastrian cousins in Nelson Use it as handlebar bag; saddlebag; belt bag; shoulder bag; across the body bag (it includes a strap that can go round your body or waist and is is fully adjustable). The Bingley bag is handcrafted using classic Harris Tweed and duck cotton, designed with the most discerning rider in mind.
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Link Magnetic Belt

Restrap's Link Magnetic Belt is a unique belt. It offers comfort and flexibility and is perfect for touring, commuting and city riding, or you could just wear it daily as a mighty fine belt! Hand made in Yorkshire, England from recycled materials the belt contains a unique, patented magnetic buckle. With one single movement, Link can be fastened, removed, loosened and tightened on the go - with just one hand. With a break strength of 50kg and a ladderlock system for size adjustment, Link guarantees flexibility and comfort whilst being exceptionally secure.The super strength 30mm elastic has been specially manufactured in Great Britain. Its unique design moves with the wearer for added comfort. No more twisting, turning and digging.
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Mid Season Gloves (black)

Mid Season Gloves With Wind Resistant Panels Cafe du Cycliste mid season gloves are designed to keep you warm on cooler rides. With a layered construction to improve the active insulation, they're perfect for mid season rides in cold rather than freezing conditions. Layered construction traps air between the inner and outer fabrics to provide thermal insulation. The lining is fleece backed for added warmth and comfort while wind resistant panels give increased protection against the elements. These gloves are breathable and highly flexible to maximise comfort on the handlebars while the reinforced pure leather palm is designed for exceptional grip and practicality of being machine washable.
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Mid Season Gloves (blue)

Mid Season Gloves With Wind Resistant Panels Cafe du Cycliste mid season gloves are designed to keep you warm on cooler rides. With a layered construction to improve the active insulation, they're perfect for mid season rides in cold rather than freezing conditions. Layered construction traps air between the inner and outer fabrics to provide thermal insulation. The lining is fleece backed for added warmth and comfort while wind resistant panels give increased protection against the elements. These gloves are breathable and highly flexible to maximise comfort on the handlebars while the reinforced pure leather palm is designed for exceptional grip and practicality of being machine washable.
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Nice Cream Cap

This is a four-panel cap that's been digitally printed on 100% soft cotton and features an elastic sweatband incorporated for comfort and hygiene.
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Post Shave Lotion - 150ml e

Complete your pre-ride shave ritual with VeloSkin's soothing post shave lotion. Containing active natural ingredients to soothe irritation, this rich and silky lotion leaves your skin hydrated and super soft. Made without the addition of harsh additives or drying alcohol, it's gentle enough to use on your face, as well as your legs after shaving with VeloSkin's shave cream. Unlike the overbearing, heavily perfumed creams some brands offer up, VeloSkin's post shave lotion is naturally fragranced with our trademark scent: a light and uplifting blend of orange blossom and bergamot. Guaranteed not to contain parabens, MCI's, colourant and or alcohol. You will be as comfortable using it before the Monday morning commute, as the Sunday morning time trial. All backed by our commitment never to test on animals. Happy bunnies; happy cyclists.
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Pre Ride Oil - medium

Donkey Label's Pre-Ride oils are essential cycling skincare for those who want to ride in any and all weather conditions. Handmade cycling oils provide similar benefits to embrocation creams but they apply thinner. Donkey Label oils are created to enhance the experience of cycling, and that means pre-ride preparation, the ride itself, and of course recovery. All natural oils are hand crafted in small batches in Wisconsin and chosen for their benefits to your skin and your muscles, they've become a staple in many travel kits and bathrooms
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Pre Ride Oil - mild

Donkey Label's Pre-Ride oils are essential cycling skincare for those who want to ride in any and all weather conditions. Handmade cycling oils provide similar benefits to embrocation creams but they apply thinner. Donkey Label oils are created to enhance the experience of cycling, and that means pre-ride preparation, the ride itself, and of course recovery. All natural oils are hand crafted in small batches in Wisconsin and chosen for their benefits to your skin and your muscles, they've become a staple in many travel kits and bathrooms
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Reflective Heritage Cap

Svelte's classic cycling cap with signature fit is handmade in Italy. It features a branded lapel, antibacterial headband, and reflective print. One size fits most.
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Rene Cap

This is a four-panel cap that's been digitally printed on 100% soft cotton and features an elastic sweatband incorporated for comfort and hygiene.
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Ride Your Bike Drinks Bottle

Bon Courage's Ride Your Bike Drinks Bottle feature the 'Bon Courage' logo on one side and 'Ride your bike' on the other. No ride should be undertaken without one!
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Shelter Hat

Craft's Shelter Hat is a winter essential for cold days on the road, or on the trail. It's designed to wear under your helmet and features a wind-proof front panel, as well as fleece lining to keep your ears and noggin warm!
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SQR Seatpost Quick Release System

Carradice SQR Seatpost Quick Release System works on its own for saddles without loops as an alternative to the standard saddlebag clamp. Offering a very strong and rigid saddlebag fixing solution it will fit all Carradice saddlebags and all types of bikes!
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Summer Cap - Aqua

This double-lined cycling cap has a comfortable elasticated band to fit most head sizes. It is made of cotton, polyester, and polyamide. The tiny triangle peaks printed in the cap reflect QOM's mountain routes. Turn up the peak!
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Summer Cap - Coral

This double-lined cycling cap has a comfortable elasticated band to fit most head sizes. It is made of cotton, polyester, and polyamide. The tiny triangle peaks printed in the cap reflect QOM's mountain routes. Turn up the peak!
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Transit Bag

Inside Line Equipment's Transit Bag is a handmade cycling bag, created in the San Franciso Bay area of California. Beautifully crafted they are designed with strength and simplicity in mind. They use the toughest materials to make sure these bike bag are super durable. In fact ILE have so much faith in their cycling backpacks they come with a lifetime warranty on materials and craftsmanship! The Transit Bag will haul your light load comfortably, any time you're out and about on your bike... in Transit! It features easily accessible pockets for your phone, wallet, work files and pens. It also has a spacious waterproof interior perfect for your laptop. Durable Cordura fabric keeps the contents protected, and a vinyl liner keeps your contents dry.
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Urbanshell Bag Cover

The Urbanshell Bag Cover provides all round waterproof protection to keep your bag dry. Th innovative smart fold concept means the cover is easy to stow away and essentials are always accessible. Vibrant fluorescent colouring and reflective stripes give you an unmistakable presence on the road. The Tri-Point Locking System keeps your cover secure.
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Walz Technical Four Panel Cycling Cap

Walz Technical Four Panel Cycling Cap is the perfect racing cap. Iconic and very, very cool, these well designed, moisture wicking, durable cycling caps are perfect on or off the bike! Walz make traditional, handmade cycling caps in a variety of colors, fabrics and styles to meet the needs of all types of cyclists. These bike caps are made from functional, comfortable fabrics, this one is made from a super light weight moisture-wicking material. This four panel design is a sleek cap that will fit nicely snug under your helmet, along with an elastic back that allows comfortable fit for any size head. The soft and flexible bill can be worn up or down, depending on the situation and your preference.
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WTF Cap

This is a four-panel cap that's been digitally printed on 100% soft cotton and features an elastic sweatband incorporated for comfort and hygiene.
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One very cool 16k yellow gold emerald eternity band from the 1960s. The band is 3.5mm in wide and holds a total of 2 carats of stunning green emeralds.
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Wednesday, 7 April 2010
"You'll be found dead on the streets" – the message from a BNP supporter (UK)
By Dominic Carmen
'You'll be found dead on the streets.' That was the message I received a few weeks ago from an identifiable BNP supporter. Why? Because I was taking a stand against Nick Griffin. When someone writes this to you because you're fighting as a Lib Dem in a parliamentary campaign against Griffin and the BNP, it makes you think very hard about your political opponent and the campaign they intend to fight. It also makes you think about how you should respond.
I reported the threat immediately to the police. They came to my house and have since referred the matter to SO15 – Counter Terrorism Command. I also urged Nick Griffin to intervene and condemn the culprit. I wrote: "This is London in 2010, not Berlin in 1933." The response: silence.
The Guardian reported the matter. And that of another death threat – a video put on the web in the name of Wandsworth BNP, featuring Equality and Human Rights Commission chief Trevor Phillips. It suggested he be "dealt with".
On March 21st, a BNP activist was arrested for threatening to kill Labour peer, Baroness Uddin. His Facebook message read: 'were (sic) going to hang you one day. Regards the BNP."
This weekend comes the news that senior BNP official and parliamentary candidate, Mark Collett has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to kill Nick Griffin. Collett was arrested after Griffin made a statement to the police. A Humberside Police spokesman said: "A 29-year-old man has been arrested and bailed on suspicion of threats to kill. We can't comment further."
Griffin becomes the fourth person in four weeks to have received a death threat from a BNP member. As BNP chairman, he should not be surprised. His party membership list is full of criminals with convictions for violence. This is the true face of the BNP showing itself in public: a party of violence, committed to violence, using the language of violence.
And Griffin himself uses the language of violence frequently. He once called for a defence of white rights with "well directed boots and fists." He told me in interview that people "have the right to hurt people to maim and blow things up when they are not allowed any other any way of expressing a legitimate grievance."
When he had Dominic Kennedy of the Times roughed up and ejected from a BNP meeting in February, Griffin said it proved his party was "not going soft."
When I asked Nick Griffin who was his political hero, it was not Adolf Hitler or Oswald Mosley. The man he chose was Gerry Adams. Griffin would perhaps do well to remember: 'Hate begets hate; violence begets violence.' If he has received death threats from within his own party, then it is perhaps a true reflection of the culture of violence he encourages and supports.
Admin: The incident mentioned by Dominic in regard to the death threat's made to Trevor Phillips on a You Tube video was also reported to the counter terrorism unit and is being investigated.


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WILLAND Rovers have been handed a home tie in the fifth round of the Buildbase FA Vase.
The draw was made at Wembley on Monday and Willand will host Lincolnshire side Deeping Rangers in the last 16.
The tie will be held on Saturday, February 2, with the winning club receiving £2,250 and the loser picking up £750.
The draw is as follows:
1 Irlam v Chertsey Town
2 Cray Valley (PM) v Abbey Rangers
3 Histon v Northwich Victoria
4 Sholing v Godmanchester Rovers
5 Hebburn Town v West Auckland Town
6 Biggleswade v Windsor
7 Willand Rovers v Deeping Rangers
8 Canterbury City v Coventry United


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Hi everyone,
Running towards a tower that constantly changes colour, is an fantastic way to take your mind the run you are completing. I was pleased to have enough energy left to open up a bit for the last minute.
Week 6 out of the way, I will be starting week 7 whilst i'm up here in Blackpool and finishing it back on Portland, which is hilly.
I hope everyone has had a good day.


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First Sunday of Advent, 2017
Readings- 1st- Is. 63: 16-17, 19; 64:2-7; 2nd- 1 Cor. 1: 3-9; Gospel- Mark 13: 33-37
The season of advent calls us to vigilance. It reminds us of the coming of the messiah, the Christ. This coming is imminent and distant at the same time, hence calls for watchful preparation. The prophet Isaiah reminds us in the first reading of how the Lord would want to meet us; "Return for the sake of your servants, the tribes of your heritage" (Is. 63:17). That's who we are, the heritage of God. The prophet prays that we be in good state to meet the Lord when he comes. He laments our sinful, unclean state like "withered like leaves", and that "our guilt carries us away" from doing the will of God. Humanity's woundedness and depravity play out clearly in our daily lives; ugly deeds that are unpleasant to God. Bad steps and decisions characterize our actions. Anxiety makes us drift, often not to trust God adequately. The prophet invites us to the loving ways of God.
Interestingly, prophet Isaiah uses the image of the potter and the clay to describe the relationship between God and us, "Yet, O Lord, you are our father; we are the clay and you the potter; we are all the work of your hands" (Is. 64:7). This brings out an important attribute of God in relation to our human brokenness. God is represented as the potter- patient and loving. He cares for us and desires our salvation. We are the work of God's hands created in his divine image and likeness. As potter, he molds us patiently. The story holds of a potter who is asked how he feels each time he stays near the fire molding a particular piece of image. His reply is that he doesn't feel the heat of the fire. The potter states that when he stays near the fire creating and molding his artwork, his joy is in the image that he produces. That in looking at the image he sees his own image. This is how we appear before God. God stands with us even in the heat of our sins. He doesn't feel the heat, rather he sees in us his image and likeness. He is concerned with saving us. The Psalmist remarks, "The Lord is gracious and merciful, slow to anger and abounding in love. The Lord is good to all, compassionate to every creature" (Ps. 145:8-9).
Jesus invites us to respond to the love of God, our Father. His approach in the gospel could be described as both a warning and a prayerful invitation. Christ warns about his second coming (Parousia), "Be watchful! Be alert!" In the Old Testament, those who watch over the city are called sentinels or sentry. They are described as being very attentive and watchful. In the Psalms we read, "My soul waits for the Lord, more than sentinels wait for the dawn. More than sentinels wait for the dawn, let Israel wait for the Lord" (Ps. 130:6-7). It is a vigilance that goes beyond the observable, a watch that flows from the heart. This is what Christ calls us to do, to watch, "You do not know when the time will come". Therefore, he warns, "Whether in the evening, or at midnight, or at cockcrow, or in the morning" (Matt. 13:36). Jesus speaks here about the last things, the signs of the end marked by persecutions as well as the coming of the Son of Man. If we are unsure of his coming, then it becomes pertinent that we must be vigilant and keep constant watch.
Christ ends that passage with a prayerful invitation: "May he not come suddenly and find you sleeping". As we begin this advent journey, we must recognize the power of God's word in us. God's word equips us. It enlightens us on the demands of the kingdom of heaven. It reminds us to be constantly watchful. Like the sentinels, preparation demands attention and watchful vigilance. Is the Master coming today or tomorrow? That is not so much relevant as to the fact that he must come. Prophet Hosea says, "Let us know, let us strive to know the Lord, that he will come is as certain as the dawn" (6:3). Let us live every moment as if that is the Master's hour.
In the second reading, we hear Saint Paul, "I give thanks to my God always on your account for the grace of God bestowed on you in Christ Jesus" (1 Cor. 1:4). God's grace is in our hearts, but we must feel it. His grace enables us to cooperate with him. To be good clay, we must allow the potter to manipulate us and get us to the desired shape. Sin distorts that shape. Sin makes us uncooperative of God's intention for us. Sin makes us act like polluted rags, like withered leaves that the prophet Isaiah laments in the first reading. But God's grace keeps us out of the entrapment of sin and human brokenness. Grace enables us to be vigilant, to aspire towards good deeds. Grace opens us to listen to Christ as he says, "What I say to you, I say to all: Watch!" That voice is clear enough for those who cooperate with his grace.
Everyone is invited to be watchful. Last Sunday, we were instructed on how to keep watch. Give food to the hungry. Give water to the thirsty. Give clothing to the naked. Give comfort to the sick. Pay attention to those in prison. That's the invitation for advent. That is the Master's hour. Two things set the alarm for the Master's hour: 1) Avoid whatever leads us into sin. 2) Aspire towards good deeds. As Christ said, I wish to say to all of us again, "Be watchful! Be alert!"
Dear friends, be alert in doing good. Be alert in showing love to others. Be alert in forgiving your detractors. Be alert in entering dialogue with your opponent. Be alert in using positive, helpful words. Be alert in asking forgiveness when you offend. Be alert in pursuing peace. Be alert in promoting justice for the oppressed. Be alert to God's will in your life.


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Another chance of cheap package holidays is last-minute travel deals. Such deals may be due to cancellations by travelers or due to the inability of travel agents to sell out the holidays. Either way, you can get a fully planned vacation experience – even if you book the package the last minute possible. The tour operators have chartered the tour in detail. They are now in a position to sell more packages. They can take a loss by offering last-minute discounts. They can also charge the original brokers up to 50% of the costs. So, the cheap package tours are perhaps not so much a loss maker for the travel operator.
The cheap package holidays have everything you need for the trip. The all-inclusive packages are in most cases a big bargain, because you get everything you need, carefully planned for. They have planned the trip well in advance. However, something happened at the last minute and the fruits of the extensive planning are for you to enjoy – in the form of pre-booked hotels or resorts, tours, time in a sauna, relaxing wandering around on a beach and possibly even more. Last-minute trips for people or families who are ready to leave at very short notice – usually in less than a week. If that is not possible, you can also choose cheap package holidays that are designed for off-season travelers.
Discover the ski holidays, beach holidays, holiday on a hill station or exotic holidays on sale. Traveling cheaply is now easier than ever, with tour operators offering you last minute holidays and the availability of cheap package holidays. It can cost a little bit of research and wait patiently for a few days or a few weeks before you can pack your luggage and baggage, for your exotic vacations, from alpine highlights to Las Vegas city breaks.


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New Year's Resolutions & Introspection
It was New Year's Eve and Charlie Brown and Linus were leaning against a brick wall, talking about the past year.
"Well, here it is again," Charlie Brown says to Linus. "It's the last day of the year and I did it again."
"Did what?" Linus asks.
"I just blew another year," Charlie Brown replied.
I'm with Charlie Brown. I have always felt that way. Ok, well maybe not entirely but when I sit at the end of the year and look back, my accomplishments seem very few. I feel I have made no progress in my life. Even 2012 with one book published after 34 years and another up as an e-book and doing well, I still felt this way.
For my entire life I have hated New Year's Eve. It all feels so artificial to me. People party, drink too much, and pretend to be having a great time. The clock changes at midnight and suddenly our lives are supposed to change with it, transformed somehow. I have always seen New Year's Eve as an ending rather than a beginning. This belief was further entrenched a year ago when, with little warning, my mother died on New Year's Eve.
Maybe the fact I hated the day is one reason why I always had so much trouble making New Year's resolutions. They also felt artificial. Suddenly I will start to lose weight, look for a better job, volunteer somewhere, or take a dream vacation. We don't need January 1st to do any of those things but somehow our "resolve" is supposed to be different then!
But I think I was wrong about resolutions. They are important but not for the reasons most people think. I think it is the act of preparing to make them that is much more valuable than the actual completion of them.
Resolutions are not about looking back or looking forward but looking within.
In sitting down and taking time to think about things we would like to change or to do in the coming year, it forces us to look closely at our lives and examine if we are moving in a direction that is bringing us contentment or a sense of purpose. True resolutions are hard to make without some introspection, and this is always a good thing. We cannot know if they will be completed, so resolutions are not strictly speaking about the future. And they are not about the past although it may be the catalyst. Resolutions are about looking inward at where we are, deciding what steps we can make now.
If we want to change, New Years is as good a day as any, artificial though it may be. And change is good even though I usually fight it tooth and nail! If you want your future life to be different you have to change and resolutions can be one step in doing that. We cannot continue to live exactly as we always have but expect things to be different. This is just not possible.
So what are my New Year's resolutions? To return to Charlie Brown (I once cut out and used Charlie Brown comics in a psychology report in University – I got a B+!), he and Peppermint Patty are talking about New Year's resolutions.
Asked if he had made any, Charlie Brown replied "Yes. You know how I always dread the whole year? Well, this time I'm going to dread one day at a time."
I never pretended to be completely sane!!!
Seriously, I am going to do whatever I can to improve my health on every level – physical, emotional, spiritual.
Whatever your plans are for 2013 I hope they come to fruition.
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We recently completed a whole house remodel for a Wallace Park home in Portland, OR. Designed by Buckenmeyer Architecture with interiors by bright designlab, this project included a custom "bomber" master suite door, new addition, an open living/kitchen area, and more. But like all projects, it's the details that matter.
One of the defining features of the project is a grain-matched wooden wall wrapping around the main floor powder room and extending in an uninterrupted plane down the stairs to the basement level. The wall has three openings: two inset doors for the powder room and laundry room, and a hidden touch latch door for the entry closet.
The closet was initially intended to be an inset door matching the powder room. Subsequent conversations between H&H Site Lead Steve Pink and Project Supervisor MAC Casares about how to enhance the door's "coolness" produced the idea to "hide" the door by instead making it a flush panel entry using touch latch hardware. The resulting door is recognizable if you know where to look, and the wood paneling lines aren't broken by any handles or hinges. To pull this off, Steve hung the door like a cabinet with the same kind of hinges, but with a longer throw. When both bathroom and closet doors are closed, the illusion is complete and both seem to dissolve into the wall.
The closet holds additional secrets, like a Russian nesting doll of storage. Built into the back wall are three additional hidden touch latch cabinets, and despite existing in the darkness and being seen for only brief flashes, the grain-matching is continued on the inside of the closet. It's a beautiful detail built by H&H carpenter James Fox, echoing the invisible nature of the main closet door except using discreet butt mortise hinges since cabinet hinges weren't a viable option in this case.
Touch latch door popped open, showing interior grain matching with hidden pop-out cabinets.
Detail of closet interior with grain matched cabinets.
The extensive grain matching proved to be a bigger challenge than it initially seemed; it is not a technique that can be achieved midstream and requires a tremendous amount of pre-planning, fastidious measuring, and knowing exactly where every element is going to go. All pieces of T&G wood in this project–18' boards of vertical grain fir–are floor-to-ceiling unless there's an opening. Steve began by leaning all of the boards against a wall to look at the grain, decide which patterns looked best in particular spots, and make certain everything was long enough with plenty of material.
Every measurement needs to be accounted for at this first step before making any cuts: regular vertical lengths, any doorways, and in this case, extra material for mitered returns at entryways. Notice that there is no visible end grain where the wall boards terminate at the doorway: the grain-matching even wraps around the return. This piece needed to be factored into Steve's original calculations, too, and cut from the same board, which added "an extra level of logistical hopscotch," as MAC put it.
Detail of mitered return carrying grain matching around door opening.
For an additional detail, Steve also milled gaps into the wood so that when the boards fit together tight with tongue-in-groove, there would be a small, consistent shadow line carried through to add visual interest, otherwise the wall would have appeared as a monoplane. This detail was worked out in the field and required a tremendous depth of craftsmanship just to get the materials prepared to attach to the wall.
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BRUSSELS (Sputnik) – EC has responded to a request from Nord Stream 2 AG, the operator of the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline, stating that EC experts are ready to meet and listen to arguments in favour of excluding the project from amendments to the EU Gas Directive, Press Officer for Climate Action and Energy Lynn Rietdorf told Sputnik on Monday.
"In its reply, the European Commission follows the legal procedure – the 'dispute settlement mechanism' – set out in the Energy Charter Treaty, stating that its services are ready to meet with the project promoters to hear their arguments," Rietford said.
"At the same time and as part of the procedure in such cases, in line with Financial Responsibility Regulation, the Commission must formally inform the European Parliament and the Council of its reply – which we have done," she said.
Previously, the Council of the European Union approved the amendments to the EU Gas Directive. These amendments stipulate the rules of operation of the offshore sections of gas pipelines in the EU and thus may affect the construction of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline.
Nord Stream 2 is a joint venture between Russian gas giant Gazprom and five European companies — Germany's Uniper and Wintershall, France's Engie, Austria's OMV and Anglo-Dutch Royal Dutch Shell. The project, due to be completed before the end of this year, aims to deliver 55 billion cubic meters (1.9 trillion cubic feet) of Russian natural gas annually to the European Union.
Some European countries have welcomed the project, while others remain opposed to it, raising concerns over the alleged danger of Europe's dependence on Russia and the subsequent diminished transit role of Ukraine.
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Washington has repeatedly bashed the Nord Stream 2 project which the US claims will increase Europe's dependence on Russian gas and potentially leave it vulnerable. Moscow denies the allegations, calling Nord Stream 2 a purely commercial project which should not be politicised.


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Manhattan blogger Pamela Geller, the fiery and offensive Atlas Shrugs blogger who organizes vehemently anti-Islamic protests, is not just a far right-winger, but is actually now part of a 'hate group'.
That's coming from the Southern Poverty Law Center, who classified Geller's organization, Stop the Islamization of America, in the same class as the Ku Klux Klan and white supremacists.
Atlas Shrugs has posted such stories as the one where Geller said Obama was actually the son of Malcolm X, while others are devoutly anti-union, anti-left and anti-Islam. She calls the organizers of Park51 "bloodsuckers" and whenever a Mosque goes up in the city, it is spun into a paranoid conspiracy theory.
In May, Geller purchased bus ads urging moderate Muslims to leave their faith. The ads read "Leaving Islam? Fatwa on your head? Is your family threatening you?"
Recently Geller made headlines with her fight against Park51, the proposed Islamic centre near ground zero, and went so far as to create weird posters that somehow meshed Wal-Mart in with Islam.
Geller herself shrugged off the dubious honour of being labelled part of a "hate group." From The Daily News:
Geller, who runs a blog called Atlas Shrugs, dismissed the Law Center as an "uber left" group that has "failed to address the greatest threat to our national security." "My group is a human rights group," she said. "And these people are taken seriously? This is the morally inverted state of the world."
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5S Passage
5S Passage stimulates the five senses: hearing, smell, taste, touch and sight. Through three stations, we offer you an experience that perfectly combines modern technology and ancient artefacts. Go for it! Smell the strong odour that was sometimes emanating from the plants, observe fibres through a microscope, touch the surprising consistency of paper pulp. And there's more… Thanks to a unique room that simulates heat, humidity and rumblings, you'll be able to experience the working conditions of workers back in the days.
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I was stopped in my tracks by 'Wolf Hollow' by Lauren Wolk. So often a blurb will suggest the reader will 'laugh uproariously' or be greeted by 'the new Harry Potter', or, as in the case of 'Wolf Hollow', experience a book similar to 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'
'Wolf Hollow' is the exception to my rule of never believing the blurb entirely, for its similarity to 'To Kill a Mockingbird' in its sensibilities, is valid. This is a book that holds your heart and made me, a reader wallowing in strange times, feel renewed and reinvigorated.
When I've really loved a title, I feel anxious when I prepare to read the author's next work. 'Beyond the Bright Sea' (Dutton) is an entirely different book, but it has Lauren Wolk's subtle, spare approach. I sensed real value in the way she builds and directs her characters. It has taken me longer to 'get into it' but then this is a different kind of book. To some degree I think the isolated setting is reflected in the way I felt a need to take time and care in my approach.
Crow, an orphan discovered as a newborn baby in a skiff in the Elizabeths, islands off the coast of Massachusetts, is raised by Osh, who has escaped his past, and Miss Maggie, a neighbouring pioneer type farmer. They are entirely isolated, yet co-dependent on each other. When Crow begins to question her origins, the world threatens to intrude on their peaceful existence.
Lauren Wolk took a lot of time to be discovered by her readers. I suggest we have a writing star in our midst. I am delighted to have found her around the same time as initiating Bookwagon. Her press tell us than in addition to the two books we've come to know her by, her family, and a 60- hour a week college arts' role, she is writing a third children's book, this time set in Arizona. There is no trepidation for me this time; I cannot wait for its release!


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Here is the guide on how to block all incoming phone calls from numbers that are not in your contacts on Android phone: stock Android, Huawei, Xiaomi, Meizu.
It's quite simple to block a single caller on Android but what to do if you are attacked by a squall of calls from different strange phone numbers? Of course, you may ban them one by one but you will continue to receive unwanted calls from yet a new number each time.
In this case the white-list technology will help you out. You need to block all stranger (callers whose numbers are not added to your contacts) but let all your contacts easily reach you.
In this article we will explain how to block strangers using the built-in phone apps and do the same using third-party call managers.
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M&A integration insights shared by insurance industry insiders
Key takeaways from the IASA annual conference
The topic of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) was a leading area of discussion at the annual Insurance Accounting and Systems Association (IASA) conference in June 2018. The event featured a number of other industry-relevant topics as well; however, given today's low interest rate environment and the availability of capital, M&A was top of mind for many attendees. The panelists offered their perspectives on three different points of view involved in a typical M&A process: the acquirer's, the acquiree's and the auditor's. Key takeaways related to these three areas included the following:
Due diligence helps determine the right fit. Researching opportunities and identifying potential targets is an arduous journey that can result in deals sometimes not being consummated. Due diligence is an extremely important part of the process as an acquirer leverages this strategy to find the right fit and right deal design. Rigorous buy-side due diligence can improve the odds of a successful merger or acquisition.
IT challenges jeopardize deals. The most common deal breaker involves the target acquisition undergoing an IT system overhaul. Mergers and acquisitions that go wrong can involve a large IT project that inevitably runs over budget and over time causing the integration to be long and painful. Smart buyers know due diligence doesn't stop with the financial reports. IT due diligence is a must as well.
A central point of contact strengthens M&A process communication. It is important for the acquiree to have a centralized point of contact to oversee the merger or acquisition. This will reduce the chance of missed communications and misinterpretations.
Embrace change throughout the process. To ensure intended synergies are realized and cultural fit is achieved, the acquiree must recognize that changes are expected. An acquiree must embrace this change and actively seek ways to reach the desired outcomes.
Communicate early. Both acquirers and acquirees should bring in their advisors to meet with the auditor as soon as possible during a potential merger or acquisition. An auditor can provide perspective, key insurance industry knowledge and insight based upon previous experiences. In addition, the auditor can gain a better understanding of the transaction as it is occurring if brought in early during the M&A process.
Communicate frequently. Communicating with your auditor, for both acquirer and acquiree, frequently can improve the pre- and post-acquisition phases due to the resources and business relationships the auditor may bring to the table. With so many hazards that can derail a successful merger or acquisition, the auditor can be a valuable resource and provide relevant perspective throughout the process.
Insurance businesses routinely look to M&A as a growth strategy to expand into new markets, increase shareholder value, or even to realize tax benefits. When executed successfully, a merger can be a significant benefit to a company's bottom line; however, the majority of acquisitions fail to deliver on their expected value.
What can your insurance organization do to help ensure that your merger integration is successful? Read our white paper, Strategies for successful merger integration, to learn more.


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The Yale SR-3200i kit is ideal as a base unit suitable for the homeowner's basic security requirements. From there the system can easily be expanded with up to 40 accessories to suit the user's requirements for either a small or large family home. The system also has the capability to be part-armed, so you can set the alarm to secure an area of your choice, while moving freely elsewhere in your home.
Lise Kimmings, Managing Director for Yale South Africa, says, "The Yale Smart Home Alarms have been developed with the user in mind, making remote control easier and more convenient, while still ensuring the superior standard of security and reliability that has become synonymous with Yale."


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Color Theory Zentangle Tree
The 6th graders learned about color theory including warm/cold, primary, secondary and tertiary colors. Then they created a tree showcasing their knowledge of color theory as well as elements of art. Each square on their tree trunk is filled with a different pattern or Zentangle design. Students focused on varied types of line to create these patterns.
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Sixth graders practiced drawing shapes in 1 point perspective, then they learned the basic steps to creating a landscape. The only criteria was that each landscape had to have trees on one side and buildings on the other. Beyond that, students were encouraged to use their creativity and imagination.
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Students created a 2 dimensional Greek Vase while learning about the process of making pottery and building upon prior knowledge of mythology and the Hero's Journey from ELA. They learned that making pottery today is very similar to how it was made in ancient Greece. Students also learned to recognize the two main styles of Greek pottery; red figure pottery and black figure pottery.


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San Bernardino & Riverside Counties
California Department of Transportation
(Caltrans) recently announced that John Bulinski has been appointed
District Director for District 8, which serves San Bernardino and Riverside
Counties. He has more than 26 years of
service with Caltrans, recently serving as District Director for District 2 in
Redding, California. John Bulinski has been interim
Director in District 8, since Director Basem left the position two months ago.
has held various positions along the way including Project Manager, working on
numerous complicated transportation projects and later, as Design Manager,
where he oversaw projects and staff in Districts 1 and 2. In addition, Bulinski
has broad knowledge and experience in design, construction, project management,
and maintenance and is very familiar with departmental policies and procedures.
also worked in the consultant industry for the period between 1996 and 2001.
His vision for the District Director position includes developing, fostering,
and strengthening cooperative working relationships with District 8's internal
and external partners and the communities it serves.
Director Bulinski comments, "Though it is
difficult to leave my District 2 family, where we accomplished a great many
things, I am excited about the opportunity to engage with the employees, local
partners and communities in District 8 to improve the transportation systems to
enhance the vitality of the Inland Empire."
graduated from Humboldt State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in
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Original British Enfield Martini-Henry 1881 MkIII Rifle .303 Conversion with Socket Bayonet
Item Description
Original Item: Only One Available. These are really unusual and have become very hard to find on today's collector market. This is an original Martini Henry Mk III Rifle dating from the 1881 made by Enfield in .45/577 caliber. It was later converted (again by ENFIELD) to .303 caliber in 1896, making it a Martini-Enfield Mk I.
This rifle was re-barreled in 1896 with the new .303 caliber which meant a fresh slimmer fore end had to be fitted. The barrel is covered in British proof and acceptance markings. The breech block was removed and converted to .303 by machining a dovetail into the face, which was then fitted with a new breech block face for the .303 striker that was installed. Also the extractors were replaced, as the originals were far to large to work with .303 British.
The bayonet is a standard P-1876 (450/577 caliber) that was modified and sleeved to fit a .303 barrel. The bayonet, in original full length comes with the original brass mounted leather scabbard. The original British bayonet also bears some Nepalese numeral markings.
History of the Martini Henry MkIII (courtesy of martinihenry.org)
During the development of the Martini Henry IC1 carbine, the RSAF decided to utilize the same component parts to produce a new mark of rifle, the intention to make the parts interchangeable. On 22nd August 1879, the MkIII rifle was accepted into service LOC 3998 Rifle Breech loading, with Cleaning rod Martini Henry Interchangeable MKIII, it took the same basic form of the MkII rifle, with some re-designed features. The first orders for 30,000 MkIII were placed on the RSAF in 1879, at a cost per rifle of £2.13s.10d, with combined orders for the trade BSA, LSA & NAA fo9r 10,000 arms at a cost of £2.18S.9d. The MkIII. Rifle was designed primarily as an arm for Volunteer, Militia and Dominion governments.
The MkIII was an exercise in durability, the barrel had a new double hump knocks form,primarily to give an enhanced grip when the barrel was held in the breeching vice. Because of this re-design, the lug hole brazed on the underside of the barrel to hold the fore-end and cross pin common to MkI & II rifles were discontinued, as a result The MkIII had the Fore-end Hook method of fixing, a screw fixed metal plate was let into the underside of the forestock, this hooked into a keeper slot grooved into the front of the action, a feature copied from the carbine development. As the walnut fore stock blank no longer needed to be located into the receiver mortice slot, it extends .312 longer along the barrel than the MkII rifle.
During sighting tests, it was found that the Henry rifled barrel affected a natural deflection at ranges beyond 600 yards, as a result the MkIII. sight bed was soldered onto the barrel with a 1 degree 6 minutes left hand of centre bias, resulting that when the back sight ladder was lifted this adjustment corrected the deflection. The MkIII. back sight bed was lengthened by 1/8 (3mm), to give the lowered sight leaf more support
A new pattern Breech block had been approved under order No68 22nd March 1878, and designated pattern III. This new block was made wider to eliminate play in the action when opened and closed, it also utilized a new design of firing pin, .002 narrower at the point to increase clearance. The most obvious change was the firing pin itself, the MkIII design was now fully cylindrical with a diameter of .056 purpose made to be a sliding fit into the spring chamber of the block. The breech block was purposely designed to interchange with all previous marks of rifles and carbines, to make it readily identified, The block was marked with the Roman numeral III, under the WD mark and the Maltese Cross on the opposite side, the stop nut and the rear of the firing pin to be marked similarly.
On 5th March 1883, Viscount Lewisham asked parliamentary question directed to the Secretary of State when he could inform the House how soon the Martini Henry will be served out to the Volunteers?, SoS reported It is not desirable to increase production although we are very anxious to issue the superior arm to the Volunteers as soon as possible, I am afraid I cannot promise them this year
During this time production of MKIII rifles had exceeded 95,000, with orders for the New South Wales Government alone of 6,500 pieces and Canada 5000
The MkIII rifle was made in large quantities, and at the end of production in 1889.
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- IMA considers all of our antique guns as non-firing, inoperable and/or inert. Title 18, U.S. Code, Section 921(a)(16) defines antique firearms as all guns made prior to 1899. This law exempts antique firearms from any form of gun control or special engineering because they are not legally considered firearms. No FFL, C&R or any license is required to posses, transport, sell or trade Antique guns. All rifles and muskets sold by IMA that were manufactured prior to 1899 are considered Antiques by the US BATF (United States Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms). Therefore, all of IMA's Antique guns may be shipped to all US States and most nations around the world.
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Panda Express Gives Back to Local Kids
At Panda Express, every time a bell rings, a child in need has been helped at your local Children's Miracle Network Hospital.
There's no better gift you can give than supporting sick or injured children, and we're grateful to our friends at Panda Express for their dedication to helping local kids at here at Children's Hospital & Medical Center. In 2017, Panda Express and their customers raised an incredible $89,000 for Children's.
You can help local kids get better — and keep those donation bells ringing — by making a donation to Children's the next time you enjoy a meal at Panda Express.


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Fracking in the UK
Here in the UK, we are passionate about the protection of our environment and heritage sites, and this is something very close to our hearts at HomeFuelsDirect. This includes areas, such as national parks, the broads and places of renowned beauty. However, another of our major UK goals is to develop industrially, especially when it comes to the gas and oil sectors.
With this in mind, the UK Government has proposed some new regulations that will allow for shale fracking to take place in specially protected areas. Although some restrictions still apply to the proposal, the UK Energy Minister Andrea Leadsom has stated that:
"We need more secure, home grown energy supplies, and shale gas and oil have a vital role to play - much better that we use what we have at home than relying on supplies from volatile foreign imports."
Many people hold deeply opposing views on fracking due to the risks associated with the procedure, such as possible methane leakage, earth tremors, water contamination as well as the disruption it causes to the local communities.
A full-scale fracking site was also proposed to take effect in Lancashire by the shale gas explorer, Cuadrilla. The Lancashire council deferred the proposal several times and after revised suggestions the matter was taken into public consultation, which has since led to a firm rejection.
It seems that wherever fracking is proposed there is always strong opposition that comes with it. A developed shale oil and gas industry could certainly produce more jobs as well as increased energy security for the UK, however environmental issues created by fracking are indeed worrying to say the least.


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Marilyn Clements
The arts have always been a large part of my life. I began dancing at two years old and looked forward to going to the studio throughout my life. We were surrounded and submerged in the arts with dancing, singing, drawing, painting, and theater. What a way to be enriched! Dancing was my first love and it took me on an amazing journey. I excelled in school as a result of the creativity and artistic discipline I grew up with. I discovered that I had a great love of choreographing my own dances. That quickly grew into choreographing for others, and one job led to another. I had the privilege of choreographing for Radio City Music Hall's "Magnificent Christmas Spectacular," choreographing Pope John Paul II's visit to Los Angeles at the LA Memorial Coliseum, working with Bob Hope at the Kennedy Center and in Minneapolis/St. Paul, and doing many others.
During the height of my career, I was asked to help with an event for Jonathan Jaques Children's Cancer Center at Miller Children's Hospital in Long Beach, California. There I met Dr. Jerry Finklestein, medical director, and some of the children. I remembered being a child and how I loved going to dance at the studio everyday. These children could not do that, nor could they do any arts activity in a public group because of their lowered immune systems. With the help of my dear friend, composer Don Harper, Discovery Arts was born. Discovery Arts brings music, art, dance, and drama to children with cancer and life-threatening illness while they are in the hospital receiving treatment. We began with one small pediatric cancer unit and have been able to reach thousands of very sick children since we began 21 years ago. The arts are such a blessing to these children, and with Discovery Arts they have the opportunity to discover talents and artistic interests of their own, feel good about themselves, and have some sense of normalcy while they are going through so much. The arts have blessed my life in more ways than I can count and I am blessed to be able to "give back" some artistic joy to a very sweet and often forgotten population. The lesson? The arts change lives, enrich lives, bless lives, and heal lives.
The Heart of a Patient. Video by Discovery Arts with Festival of Children


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Each month, we highlight one of the new additions to the LACE Evidence Hub, which brings together evidence about learning analytics. You are welcome to add to the Hub site, which you can visit via a tab at the top of this page.
The evidence of the month for March 2016 is a paper by Kovanović, Gašević, Dawson, Joksimović, Baker & Hatala in the special edition of the Journal of Learning Analytics containing invited extended versions of papers presented at LAK15. The original paper at LAK15 won best paper, and this extended version adds an extra dataset.
Learning analytics makes extensive use of trace data from learners interacting with Learning Management Systems (LMS), and one of the most common uses is to derive an estimate of the time each learner spent on task, that is, engaging in particular learning activities. The authors of this paper note that while this approach is widely used, the details are often not given, and the consequences of choices made in generating these measures are not explored.
They present two experiments exploring different measures of time on task, one using data from a fully-online course at a Canadian university, and another using data from a blended course at an Australian university.
They found that time-on-task measures typically outperformed count measures for predicting student performance, but more importantly, identified that the precise choice of time-on-task measure "can have a significant effect on the overall fit of the model, its significance, and eventually on the interpretation of research findings".
Given their findings, they argue that there are implications for research in learning analytics: "Above all is the need for more caution when using time-on-task measures for building learning analytics models. Given that details of time-on-task estimation can potentially impact reported research findings, appropriately addressing time-on-task estimation becomes a critical part of standard research practice in the learning analytics community. This is particularly true in cases where time-on-task measures are not accompanied by additional measures such as counts of relevant activities."
They call for researchers to recognise the importance of time-on-task measures, for fuller detail to be given of the measures used, and for further investigation.
: Kovanović, V., Gašević, D., Dawson, S., Joksimović, S., Baker, R. S., & Hatala, M. (2015) Does Time-on-task Estimation Matter? Implications on Validity of Learning Analytics Findings.https://epress.lib.uts.edu.au/journals/index.php/JLA/article/view/4501:


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As part of the travel series on this here blog, I wanted to dedicate a post to those traveling in pairs. Whether you are trotting around the globe with a significant other or exploring different countries with a best friend, having someone with you can actually save you both money in your pocket & space in your bag!
Here are five budget friendly tips for traveling in pairs:
Depending on where you are, eating out can be a large expense when traveling. This is especially the case if you are a foodie (much like Aaron and me.) A great way to save some extra cash while still getting to enjoy the local cuisine is to share a meal with your significant other. Splitting a salad and one entree or indulging in tapas can allow you the treat of eating out without being handed a big bill at the end of the meal. If you are staying in an Airbnb, you can also cook your own meals which greatly reduce costs. Maybe do just one meal a day out or create a schedule for your time away determining the days you will stay in and cook or go out for a meal.
When we decided to end our stay in France in the incredible beach town of Nice, we knew we want to explore as many areas of the area as possible. This led us to a Europcar where we rented the cutest little European whip. Similarly, we skipped the Uber rides and took the train as we toured the many sights of Rome. These decision may seem intimidating in a foreign area, but they save you hundreds of dollars in Uber/Lyft rides (plus tips!) It also lets you emerge yourself in the culture more by living like a local!
It can be quite tempting to order rounds of fine wine in Italy or countless top-shelf margaritas on the beaches of Cabo. And don't get me wrong, indulging in a drink here and there at dinner isn't a bad thing. However, the costs of liquor can quickly add up and eat away at your traveling budget. Instead, buy a bottle and share it over a home cooked meal in your Airbnb or split a beer over lunch while exploring the local city. Even better – skip the drinks and hydrate your night away with H20. It might feel like you're missing out in the moment, but that extra $20 will feel nice when you are booking your next excursion.
When at home, it's nice to have your own shower gel and deep conditioning treatment to use. However, when you are trekking it in unknown territory, sharing toiletries essential. Not only does it save you a few extra dollars when preparing for your trip, but it also saves a ton of space in your (and their!) bag.
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Dina Soeiro
MemberInformation Systems
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Journal Articles
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Conference Articles
2014(1 publication)
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. and Ferreira, J.A.G. , "A Friendly Evaluation Strategy to Reduce Drop-out Rates in Higher Education", in ECER 2014, 2014
2011(5 publications)
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. , "Student Empowerment in Higher Education through Participatory Evaluation.", in 41st ASEE/IEEE Frontiers in Education Conference., 2011
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. , "The Learning Management System as a Social Mediator: a Story with a Happy Ending. ", in 10th European Conference on e-Learning ECEL-2011, 2011
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. , "Avaliação Participativa em B-learning no Ensino Superior.", in Conferência Internacional de TIC na Educação Challenges 2011 Perspectivas de Inovação, 2011
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. , "A valorização da experiência e participação dos estudantes em contexto de blended-learning no ensino superior. ", in XI Congreso Internacional Galego-Portugués de Psicopedagoxía, 2011
- Soeiro, D. and Figueiredo, A. D. , "Sharing power in the pedagogical process in higher education: democracy in a blended learning environment ", in Old Meets New: Media in Education – 61st International Council for Educational Media and the XIII International Symposium on Computers in Education (ICEM&SIIE;'2011) Joint Conference, 2011