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Had a great time at card group tonight. We spent the evening crafting, snacking, laughing and swapping.
Brady and I are getting ready to get our craft on.
Brenda and Beth are also getting ready to make cards.
Kalyn and P.K. pause from the card-making festivities to take a snapshot.
It's swap time. The girls gather around the table to collect their goodies.
Kalyn said a happy hello with this tree treat.
Brenda made this cute design!
Brady stitched this fishy fun!
Andrew put this happy one together!
I hope it's hip to be square, because I made this one.
P.K. designed this birdy beauty. We love the sentiment--"Life happens. Love helps."
Jennifer made a stylin' masculine birthday card.
Nature's delights found their way onto Becky's cutie-pie design.
Roxanne found foam happiness with this lucky creation.
And Tracy also found luck was on her side when she created this clean design.
Beth gave us reason to celebrate with this bold bloom.


text: Description: In operation since 1941, Appalachian Insurance Company offers a selection of insurance policies to individuals and businesses throughout the country. The current President of the company is Shivan S. Subramaniam. Insurance options for individuals include homeowners', specialty home protection and auto. Businesses can choose liability, workers' compensation and other business coverage.

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In the first real weather threat to the US this hurricane season, a tropical storm named Ernesto has caused the Florida Keys to kick out all its tourists and mobile trailers (those that are truly mobile must go) and close all parks. If the storm stays on track, it could hit the Keys within 36 hours.
"36 hours? And it's only a tropical storm, and they're doing all that?" you might ask.
Well, it's not just that the US is concerned of a repeat of New Orleans and the illpreparedness that was shown with Katrina last year. You see, the Keys have a special relationship with hurricanes. They get hit. Hard. And often.

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Discussion in 'Raising Baby Chicks' started by 2txmedics, Aug 6, 2009.
Hatching since last night, I need to move chicks to the brooder...they are trying to peck and eat eat shells...poop and the newly hatched...so...Im out in the country...only thing around is a dollar store and they close in 20mins....question, honey bought one of those auto hanging lights, PLASTIC....dummy...well I put a bulb in it 75 watts wasnt on 6mins...and it got HOT...WHAT CAN I DO???? SMALLER BULB, WITH A DIFFERENT FIXTURE????
ALSO...THE ROOM i HAVE THEM IN IS LIKE 89-MAYBE PUSHING 92 NO A/C ON IN THERE...I WALK IN AND BREAK OUT IN A FULL SWEAT AND I DONT SWEAT EASY...I mean that room is hot!!!!!
do they need a light if its that hot?????
Supposedly they should be at 95 the first week, but mine were usually a bit too warm and moved away from the light unless I dropped it a bit. I'd guess that your 90+ room will be perfect for them. If they seem a bit chilly, throw a towel over part of the brooder; bet they'll be fine.
Maybe grab a bulb without a cover on it and put aluminum foil on it and wrap it around like a funnel to make a heat lamp or brooder light. I don't know if it will work but if it does it was so totally my idea . If does work tell me so I can try out next time.
I read too that it is 95 the first week and -5 degrees every week after that. If your room is that hot I think they'll be fine. If they huddle together that probably means they need it a little warmer.
First, step away from the incubator!
Second, put a thermometer in the brooder box at chick level.
Third, stop staring at the incubator. Because I KNOW you are!
3 hatched in bator and have 4 more coming how long do I give the Cuckoo Marans and RIRs before I say they arent gonna hatch...those were the bad shipments.
2 or 3 more days, or until they stink/weep. Some eggs just take longer. Now go do something useful, because I am watching you!
If the brooder is too warm, try raising the light.
I keep the temp around 90 to 95 degrees (closer to 90 degrees) the first week. I only used a lamp at night during my chicks first two weeks. It was hot enough during the day that I didn't need to provide any heat.
Here they are at 2 weeks. The temp outside was well into the 90's.
Im gonna chill with my boxer Jumangi on my lap as I watch tv...*cross my heart*....I cant eat after midnight, so ....I really cant stay up late because Ill get thirsty or hungry.... so I will have baby rest...and they will hatch without me AFTER MIDNIGHT!!!!! not before.

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Azteca América WAZS-LD is an American Spanish language broadcast television network that is owned by the Azteca International Corporation subsidiary of TV Azteca. Headquartered in the Los Angeles suburb of Glendale, California, the network’s programming is aimed at Hispanic and Latino Americans in the United States and has access to programming from TV Azteca’s three television national networks in Mexico, including a library with over 200,000 hours of original programming and news content from local bureaus in 32 Mexican states. Its programming consists of a mix of telenovelas, Liga MX matches, sports, news programming, and reality and variety series.
Norsan Media fully serves Charlotte’s emerging Hispanic community with the addition of a local TV channel to the 360 media platform. In launching Charlotte’s first local Spanish language station with a full line-up of programming; including news, sports, and entertainment, Norsan Media reaches a dominant percentage of this fast growing demographic segment. Locally produced content complemented by Estrella’s nationally renowned broadcast content ensures a truly relevant product to our viewers. Estrella TV is available in Charlotte and the Triad area on Spectrum on channel 811 and 1233 HD. For viewers with no access to cable, Estrella TV is also available over the air on channel 16 in Charlotte.
A destination for American Latinos seeking engagement, entertainment and fast-paced Spanish language content.

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Help us farewell Dark Heart and bring your friends and family along to the closing weekend, which features two special events.
Hear Art Gallery director and Dark Heart curator Nick Mitzevich’s closing remarks.
In a unique and one-off event, Melbourne-based choreographer and dancer Brooke Stamp will perform a contemporary dance piece responding directly to Sally Smart’s The Choreography of Cutting (Spring) in Sally’s Dark Heart exhibition space.


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We have 3 weeks to explore this fascinating country. What a privilege…..but first we need to get out of Armenia & in to Iran. We start using our carnet here, and we will keep using it as it proves to be so much easier than our rego papers. Just over an hour later we are free in Iran. We are so busy congratulating ourselves that we completely forget to get vehicle insurance or a sim card. We follow the Aras Valley – a gorgeous old trade route following the Armenian/Iran border & the Aras river. We stop at the next border at Jolfa only to find the insurance office is closed, and tomorrow is a holiday. Bother! Out of town we find a spot beside a dam for the night. It takes John a while to convince the night watchman that the police had said it was OK to camp here.
A good nights’ sleep and we are ready for new challenges. First diesel! Naturally our tank is nearly empty as John knows diesel is much cheaper here than in Armenia. Mission accomplished! A full tank at a mere $30AUS for 210 litres – and that is double the local price. John can’t wipe the smile off his face.
We head towards the city of Tabriz, but instead of driving straight in to the city centre, as we usually do, we head to El Golu – a camping area marked on pocket earth. It is a huge park/amusement area set around a lake. Today it is packed as it is a holiday, but we find a spot here with lots of little tents. Iran takes tenting & picnicking to a whole new level. GR2 secure, we find a taxi to take us to town. It saves us the hassle of negotiating the traffic & finding a carpark. Taxis are cheap about $2 for a 30 min ride & traffic is complete mayhem. Here usual road rules do not apply. I strongly recommend no one attempt to drive here unless they have nerves of steel. If the road has 3 lanes, they will make 6, motorbikes drive on either side of the road, cars park 3 deep or wherever they want to stop, roundabouts become massive snarls of merging vehicles, even red traffic lights do not stop the flow. And then there are pedestrians to add to the mix – they will cross anywhere, convinced you will see them & stop! There is no fear – total craziness. After a few days I have callous’ on my hand from gripping so tightly, and we have missed squashing cars many times by centimetres!
Anyway, we head in to the Grand Bazaar – every town has one. It is the usual maze of shops – the gold section, the spice section, the fabric (very glitzy I might add), and all the “stuff”. Then the next must see – the Blue Mosque, no longer covered in blue tiles, but still rather lovely inside. At this stage I will mention that the foreigner entry fee is excessively more than the local price. A bit galling, but so it is. After tea at a café we head back to GR2 to find her mobbed. We are the tourist attraction today. The lovely Leyla asks us to her house (we think), so we climb in to her car – a novel experience – only a small car – her mother & son are in the front seat & we are squeezed in the back with her sister & nephew. And so, we go on an extended tour of the city in absolutely crazy traffic. Everyone is out celebrating the Leaders birthday. Leyla takes multi-tasking to a new level – driving, texting, phone calling, all the while changing lanes & stopping here & there. We must have seen every sight the city has to offer, plus met her English teacher & her family but we never get to her house? The craziest happening on our drive was having a tray of hot tea passed in through the window of the car as we are sitting in traffic & all of us (7) taking one. Free today as part of the birthday celebrations. Finally, we head back to GR2 pooped.
It is rather a late night as the locals stay up late here – picnicking! But time to move on. It is a bit grey today so we will miss the lake and head south quickly. We do stop and try to organise a sim card. Two hours later we give up. Later we realise we should have organised a VPN before we left Australia – another recommendation to fellow travellers.
By now we are in the Kurdish area. It is mountainous, cropped and has heaps of villages. Many of the men are wearing baggy pants & lots are in crazy baggy onesies! A whole new look worn by young and old alike. The ladies too are a bit more colourful, with glittery dresses beneath their black wraps. A bit of rain as we head south keeps us on the main road. When it is time to pull over for the night we find a spot beside the river on the old road.
Today we make an early stop at the town of Sanadaj, which makes it easy to park on the street. We head off to explore. There are some lovely old homes here. We look through the Asef Mansion – a lovely home with bathhouse and rooms set up with mannequins in traditional Kurdish outfits. Then wander through the Mashed-e-Jamah - an old mosque with some lovely tile work, before heading out to the markets that are in full swing on the streets. By the time we leave traffic is totally chaotic. It is Friday (our equivalent of Sunday) so everyone is out and about. More driving. There are some petrographs to see but the place is packed, so we give them a miss. More lovely driving until late, when we see a group of shepherd’s tents beside the river. We head down and are made very welcome. We have to camp beside them & are invited for tea (drink). As a storm rolls in we rush back to GR2 & the sheep are herded closer. It is torrential – it even hails. The track out becomes a torrent, but Iranian cars can go anywhere. They finally get out leaving us and the shepherds behind. In the morning we watch the shepherds pack up their tents and move their flock on.
We now have a few ancient sites to visit. First is the city of Susa – a hot walk around a few old rocks followed by a look at Daniels Tomb (yes another! We saw one in the Stans years ago) – it is rather tacky. I think Daniel would turn in his grave to see it! Then on through more flatness, hopefully in the right direction as signage is rather haphazard, to a 3000-year-old pyramid/ziggurat called Choqua Zanbil. It would be a great spot to camp, but it is still way too hot to sit outside, so we move on. Next destination is the town of Shusta where we want to explore the Shusta Historical Hydraulic Site. There is absolutely no parking so we find a spot on the street and walk back. It really is pretty impressive how so many years ago they dammed the river and then funnelled the water through channels to power their mills. By now it is late. On the way in to town we spied a spot beside the river so we head there. Nice spot, but not the most peaceful. Locals come to hang out beside the water most of the night.
We decide it is time to follow some back roads as we head south. Actually, a great decision as the road is good, traffic very thin & we enjoy the dry desert scenery with miles of pipes & lots of flaming wells. Finally back in to farming areas with lots of “alfoil” villages as I call them – so many roofs covered with thick silver paper. Lots of cropping, mainly by hand. See lots of great spots to stop but decide to get a few more miles under our belt. There is a national park coming up – maybe we can camp there. Driving through the park is stupendous, with amazing steep dry mountains. We find a great spot well off the road, but the locals say” No No!” Finally, down off the mountain we settle for a gravel pit as all the land beside the lake is cropped.
Our destination/next challenge today is Shiraz. We have found Azadi Park -a camping spot on our maps so head there. The guard beckon us in, we squeeze through the tight entry while I yell “No”. The guard finally realises we won’t fit and so drags his office over and in we go, only to discover not a single spot! In fact, cars are everywhere. We wait in the middle, blocking off lots of cars until heaps of guys arrive to leave. What fun watching the jostling to get out! Finally, we have a spot and can head in to the city to explore. First stop the not so old fortress -Arg-e-Karim, with its leaning tower, then on to the bazaar. The first area is carpet and this time we do want to buy one. The mats on our floor are really worn & sad so it is carpet haggle time. At the first booth we stop at we meet Sam & his partner. Such great service that John doesn’t even haggle – amazing huh! He takes us to his warehouse, then back to GR2 to try them inside. Over and above, Sam drops us at a great local restaurant & later ferries us about on various errands. Thank you, Sam. Later that night John goes out with Sam to get the forbidden stuff – alcohol. But earlier we continue our exploration of Shiraz, First the gorgeous gardens of Bagh-e-Naranjestan with its painted & mirrored pavilion. Secondly, we stumble on the massive new Aramgah-e-Sha-e Cheragh. I nearly give up when I realise I will have to wear a chador – a crazy huge piece of cloth to be draped all over me. But the complex is amazing. Love those blue tiles everywhere. Not so keen on the glitter inside the mausoleums.
The next morning is tagged for a visit to Masjed-e-Nusir-al-Molk when the light flows in through the stained-glass windows. Sadly, there is a row of tourist buses outside and the place is packed – and they all want selfies within the coloured lights. It still is very lovely. Then more meandering to the bazaar. We chance upon a camera shop and manage to get the loose screen fixed. Awesome – I was a bit worried about it. Stop for coffee so we can pull in emails before catching a taxi to a big supermarket we have been told about. Great to stock up again. Finally fill up with water from a generous neighbour before heading out of town.
This afternoon we are heading to Iran’s most famous ancient site – Persepolis. We stop beside a German campervan and head in. At least it is cooler this late in the afternoon. We spend a few hours exploring, before staying overnight right on the side of the road beside the German van & a Swiss one.
Rather than carry on doing the smaller ancient sites, we back track to Shiraz, bypass the city and head directly south through some more gorgeous scenery. Iran is definitely one very amazing country. As we head through some very rocky gorges we see a castle perched on top of the rocky outcrop. Further down the road there is Ardashir Khuse/ Castle which we stop to explore. Here we meet a lovely couple who invite us out to lunch at the local restaurant, their shout. We plot our route for the next few days with them & enjoy some great kebabs. More magic driving (Incidentally it is over 50deg today.) until by the end of the day we reach the Persian Gulf. For miles and miles, we have been seeing signs for The Special Energy Economic Zone and now we have found it. Miles of gas wells. We have never seen so many flaming towers. We have also found the aqua blue waters of the gulf. We follow the coast for miles, finally finding a beach for the night. John goes swimming while I sit on the beach in my long pants, long sleeves & headscarf. I am not happy! There are way too many locals continually arriving for me to sneak a forbidden swim.
At 10pm 2 police arrive. They want to see our passports & visas and for us to move to the police station. John finally convinces them we will be fine here. But annoyingly another 2 police arrive after midnight, bang on the door and start the whole process again. John is not very polite! They finally leave us. In the morning, not a soul in sight, I decide to sneak a swim. I am just out the door at 7am when a busload of school boys arrive. Bother – no swim for me. The boys all race in fully dressed and John gets his swim.
Lots more driving as we cruise along the Persian Gulf. Most of the land is flat & unbelievably dry, but there is also a range of craggy dry mountains & the road meanders to and from the coast. When we find a deserted beach, we stop for a swim – magic. No one in sight. Then we spy rows of large boats called lenges lying on the waters edge & stop to look, there are heaps of them in various states of repair. It would be a quiet spot to stop, but it is still hot so we make the decision to try and catch the car ferry over to Qeshm tonight. What a circus! First, we have to go through customs as the Island is a duty-free zone, then we are sent to the wharf. But no, they forgot to mention we need a ticket way back at the entry, so off John goes on the back of a motorbike. Finally, ticket in hand we wait and wait. All the trucks are jostling on the end of the wharf and cars are going everywhere trying to get on to barges. Mayhem as usual. Hours later we are loaded on to a truck only barge. It is getting dark by the time we land so we stop at the first beach we see. Sadly, it is near a village, so not all that quiet until a storm threatens and the locals finally go home.
We spend the day exploring this island frozen in time. The tiny village houses have badgirs/wind towers for cooling, many women are wearing their traditional face masks (we discover later only married women wear these) and there are boats pulled up everywhere. As we drive through the town of Laft we bump a low hanging power cable – oh no! We back out and exit town. We had planned on driving around the entire island but discover that the road turns in to an overgrown track with scratchy bushes on each side. Change of plan – retrace our steps and cross the island. Find yet another deserted beach for a swim before heading towards Qeshm city itself, stopping to explore a magic gorge. The city is a surprise – it is a huge building project in progress. Glitzy shops & malls. Definitely not our thing at all. We head to the ferry. Perhaps the crossing back on Friday night will be easier – and yes it definitely is. No trucks, so we are loaded with the cars. Before we know it, we are back on the mainland and heading towards Bandar Abbas on the motorway. But it is late so we are looking out for somewhere to stop before we reach the city. We spy a track in to the rocky hills…..follow it and find the track ends at a bulldozer still making a road. We head back and stop beside the track, but they insist we camp beside the dozer. The nightwatchman sits with us, then spends the night sleeping on top of the dozer!


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Former Dallas Mavericks point guard Deron Williams has cleared waivers and has made it known through his agent that he will join the Cleveland Cavaliers according to multiple media outlets.
He will sign with the team on Monday according to Yahoo Sports and the Vertical.
Williams was waived by Dallas following Thursday’s NBA trade deadline. He was linked to Cleveland almost immediately and I think was the only team he planned on going to once Dallas made him available.
The 11 year veteran and former third overall pick in the 2005 NBA Draft spent the last season and a half with the Mavericks, averaging 13.7 points and 6.2 assists per game in 105 games (103 starts).
This season he’s averaging 13.1 points and 6.9 assists per game in 40 games (40 starts). Williams has averaged 16.6 points and 8.2 assists per game over his NBA career. He’s a career 44% shooter and 35.6% from three point distance.
He also has a history of playing alongside Lebron James. They were teammates for Team USA basketball from 2007 to 2012 winning the FIBA Americans championship and two gold medals in the Beijing and London summer games, the latter of which Cavaliers forward Kevin Love was also a teammate.
Cleveland.com is reporting that Kyle Korver, who was a teammate of Williams in Utah, helped recruit him to Cleveland.
The three time All Star fills a major void on the Cavaliers roster at the backup point guard spot which has been patched together with DeAndre Liggins and Kay Felder but hasn’t been the same since Matthew Dellavedova left in free agency last summer.
The addition of Williams will be good news for Kyrie Irving who will see his minutes decrease as we head down the stretch of the second half of the season and the postseason.
The backup center position is still up in the air for the moment. The Philadelphia 76ers haven’t completed a buyout for center Andrew Bogut and have until March 1 to do so in order for him to be eligible for playoff rosters.
It has been reported by multiple NBA writers that Bogut will join the Cavaliers once he becomes a free agent.

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Sutcliffe: Does a city with harsh winters need more bike lanes?
There's no doubt the fact that the Laurier Avenue bike lanes have been used a million times over the last three years will become an argument for more city investment in cycling infrastructure. After all, a million is a lot, right? So therefore, the pilot project must be a success.
There’s no doubt the fact that the Laurier Avenue bike lanes have been used a million times over the last three years will become an argument for more city investment in cycling infrastructure. After all, a million is a lot, right? So therefore, the pilot project must be a success.
Indeed, although historical data was collected using a different method from the electronic counters along Laurier, it appears the segregated lanes have inspired more people to bike downtown. Clearly, some cyclists have simply moved over to Laurier instead of using other streets. But according to the city there has also been an overall increase in downtown cycling since the lanes were built.
That’s encouraging news. And it’s not particularly surprising. The city was lacking an obvious east-west bicycle route across downtown; other pathways stopped suddenly when cyclists reached the edges of the core. For cyclists who would prefer not to share their route with cars, downtown was a significant obstacle.
But decisions about more segregated bike lanes shouldn’t be made on this result alone. For one thing, there’s still a fundamental problem that no bike lane can overcome. We can make Ottawa’s roads bike-friendly, but we can’t make our climate so.
The evidence from Laurier Avenue proves the point: about 10 times as many people have used the bike lanes in July compared to January. There will always be diehard winter cyclists, but they represent a small fraction of even the cycling community, with or without special infrastructure. We can build hundreds of kilometres of segregated bike lanes and borrow dozens of other ideas from European cities like Copenhagen, but Ottawa will still be bike-hostile for five or six months of the year.
So if the goal is to make it easier and safer for existing cyclists to get around, to encourage a few more people to ride their bikes in good weather, and to make Ottawa more appealing to summer visitors who will choose a destination based in part on its recreational amenities, the bike lanes on Laurier are clearly a success.
But if the city intends to invest in more cycling infrastructure with the goal significantly changing commuting habits, as some councillors suggest, we should see a more comprehensive business case.
In particular, just how many people do we expect to abandon their cars if we build more bike lanes? And in what months? For a good portion of the period when Ottawa’s climate is friendly, vehicular congestion is much less of an issue. From late June to early September, the city has lower traffic volume. So any significant benefit from alleviating congestion can only happen in parts of April, May, June, September and October.
Reducing car traffic isn’t just about improving commute times, of course. There are other benefits to having more people cycling to work. But we must also look at the price of the investment and the alternatives. What would be the cost and benefit, for example, of plowing more of the NCC’s recreational pathways in the winter, compared to building new bike lanes?
Ultimately, we must determine a reasonable target for the number of people who will ever be willing to commute on their bikes and ensure the investment lines up with the return. Many of the people who go downtown every day need to have their cars for travel during the day, so they won’t switch. Of those who don’t, a certain percentage will drive anyway, because it’s their preference. Some who don’t need their cars are already taking public transit. So how many are left who are not currently biking, but will if there’s more infrastructure?
The segregated bike lanes on Laurier are likely here to stay. But before we go building more of them, we should establish some clear objectives and criteria and accept that we’re never going to be as bike-friendly as warmer cities.
Getting people out of their cars is always an uphill battle. But when there’s snow and ice on the hill, as there is for almost half the year in Ottawa, it’s almost impossible.

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Ásgrimur Jónsson (1876 - 1958) was the very first professional painter in Iceland. He lived and studied art in Copenhagen as well as spending time in Italy, returning to Iceland in his early thirties.
Jónsson was a pioneer, especially in the field of landscape painting, and all through the years he kept coming back to the powerful nature of his ancestral home, and he was strongly under the influence of impressionists. Another strong theme in his paintings is comprised of Icelandic folklore and legends. Finally the collection includes a number of church murals painted by Ásgrímur. The collection comprises both oils and watercolours.
The collection, which is today a department within the National Gallery of Iceland, originated in 1960 when a small gallery was opened in Ásgrímur's studio and home, which he bequeathed to the Icelandic nation along with all of his works in his own posession upon his death in 1958.

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text: Scotland has a wealth of records available to assist you in researching your Scottish ancestry. Scottish statutory records of births, marriages and deaths began in 1855 and are available online together with census returns from 1841 – 1911. Other online records include Old Parish Records of baptisms, marriages and burials, records from Catholic archives and Scottish wills and testaments. Join our webinar to find out about these records and strategies to help you use these and other useful sources effectively in your research. This class was presented to a live webinar (online seminar) audience on April 18, 2012. 1 hour 27 minutes, plus 4 pages of handouts.

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Wexford County Council may pay Grants to Residents Associations to help them finance the carrying out of works of public amenity value which will improve and enhance the overall presentation of residential areas throughout County Wexford.
1. Planting of trees, shrubs, landscaping.
The maximum grant payable is €600.
Applications for grant assistance should be returned to the Borough/Municipal District Office in your area. Details of Office addresses, etc., are included in Grant Application Form.
If your application is successful for funding, you will be asked to submit receipts and further information including photograph(s) for the works carried out. Receipts will only be accepted if they are made out in the name of the applicant body and not individuals.
If your application is successful and awarded a Grant, please note that the Grant Payment will ONLY be made out in the name of the Organisation you have specified on your Application Form. Please ensure that this name is the same name as on the Organisation’s Bank Account.
Grants in respect of approved projects will be paid to Residents Associations by the County Council on completion of the authorised works. The work will be subject to general oversight and inspection by the County Council. If work is not carried out and the Grant is not claimed before 31st October, 2018, the Grant will be cancelled.
Failure to submit receipts will result in disqualification for future funding under this Scheme.
All applications must comply with current requirements in relation to planning issues, finance and taxation, health & safety, environment, insurance and employment legislation. Contractors engaged to undertake work must have a current C2 or Tax Clearance Certificate.
Applicant bodies are reminded that where planning permission is required for any project proposed to be carried out under the scheme, such permission must be obtained before the work can legally be commenced. The Local Authority will advise on the procedure to be followed.
An allocation of grant funding under this Scheme, in any one year, does not automatically qualify an applicant for funding in any subsequent year, i.e., a new application needs to be submitted each year.
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Description: A short movie by Dionysos Andronis and Aldo Lee.
Description: Through dramatization and interviews with her colleagues, this movie captures the life and work of famed Puerto Rican poet Mercedes Negrón Muñoz (also known as Clara Lair).
Description: A kino-investigation about spectatorship, a continuous conversation between various kinds of spectators: which one is more cinema: Citizen Kane on a android smartphone or a football minigame projected in a cinema theatre? What is the cinema of uncertainty? How many kinds of amazement exist? Does fear and belief precede amazement? What are the rights and duties of the spectator? Is the essay movie a manifesto vs voyeurism? Could spectators be paid? What amazes the spectator of this day and age?
Description: 20 years after his assassination, Yitzhak Rabin himself says his dramatic life story.
Description: In the mid 1800s, Fresh York Town was one of the most crowded territories on earth. The congested roads and pokey transportation system were a source of constant complaint. On March 24, 1900, ground was broken for the Large Apple's subway; the Interborough Rapid Transit Line opened four years later, running more than 26 miles of underground track at the speed of 35 miles per hour. Later thousands in the town were "doing the subway."
Description: The storyline of the basketball users that represented Puerto Rico at the San Juan's 1979 Pan Am Games.
Description: A poetic adventure about the life and work of Puerto Rican poet Julia de Burgos.
Description: The documentary examines two phenomena in the history of Puerto Rican television: the "Súper Xclusivo" program, which remained number one in the ratings for 14 years, and the abrupt manner it went off the air, which also represents an unprecedented happening on Puerto Rican television.
Description: A documentary about the iconic Puerto Rican revolutionary Ramón Emeterio Betances and his result and validity in Puerto Rican 21st century.
Description: Focuses on kids and young adults from disadvantaged communities that learn to enjoy an instrument. Through this learning process, they overcome limitations and assert themselves. This tool serves as a prevention tool. The stories of these children will take us on their private adventure and daily struggle while they prepare for the large concert.
Description: French documentary about the life of American actress and Fresh Wave icon Jean Seberg.
Description: Movie Threat Video's VHS of two Danish mondo/fetish films, Mistress of the Rings and Dominans. Featuring body modification, sadomasochism, and interviews with Copenhagen dominatrixes.
Description: This documentary presents the passion, the talents, the history, the struggles, and the local and international triumphs of the most renowned fashion designers in Puerto Rico. The history of garment making in Puerto Rico has marked our history, culture, and traditions forever. The exploitative history, as a labor manual industry, which served as the base for what we have today as a fashion industry is also portrayed.
Description: Early Japanese mondo film, also known as Mondo Grottesco.
Description: The interactions between three seventeen-year-old men in Sweden. Thomas and Helge are born in Sweden while Jack is born in Libanon.
Description: He may be the most underrated rap star and producer in the world. He is a pioneer of urban music, beginning his career in the roads of Compton and responsible for the sale of over 85 million records worldwide. Never before has DJ Quik allowed access into his private and professional life... until now. Go behind the scenes with all access footage, including Quik's private home videos, tour footage, studio and much more, along with such hits as "Born and Raised in Compton," "Tonight," "Trouble" and many more. Go step by step through his private constructive process, allowing fanatics access into his signature style, along with appearances by Suga Free, Hi-C, Nate Dogg, El Debarge, Butch Cassidy, Chuckey, and a moving tribute to Mausberg.
Description: Customs, traditions, ritual magic and superstition of peoples from Malaysian archipelago which borders two oceans. The film also lingers on the contamination caused by the corrupting Western society. Great exotic and harmless 60s mondo film with some nice visuals. Urban clumsiness is also widely documented: slums with pimps, whores, poverty.
Description: Educational documentary about the 23 most celebrated cultural festivals in Puerto Rico throughout 1 calendar year.
Description: When Umi and Dwipa left Indonesia to work in an Ontario greenhouse as part of Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker Program, they hoped the jobs would deliever the occasion and income for a better life. They didn't expect that fixers and false promises would lead to deception and exploitation. Sadly, their storyline is not uncommon. Min Sook Lee continues to speak truth to power with her commitment to providing a voice to the silenced, fulfilling documentary's capacity as a strong software for social change.
Description: Lisa, the brothel madam of the luxurious “Le Vénusia” in Geneva, and Lena, an artless prostitute as unpredictable as she is lazy, are filmed in the intimacy of a smoking room—where their relationship will combine tenderness and cruelty.
Description: George Zimbel's work has documented the 20th century with grace, spontaneity and a remarkable eye for saying a storyline in one 35 mm frame.
Description: An airstrip, a hangar and a classroom somewhere in rural Ghana: This is the zone where 18-year-old Lydia and 20-year-old Esther hope to achieve their dream: learning how to fly. They have joined the first aviation school for women in West Africa. There, an ambitious Englishman wants to train young girls from rural territories to become pilots. Yet, during training and daily life at the Aviation Academy Western ideals collide with African values, and the women gradually realize, that their dream of flying comes at a price.
Description: Since the huge waves of migration in summer 2015, many are ready to house and welcome the less fortunate folks of this world. Long before that Doctor Bartolo took responsibility for Omar, an 18-year-old Tunisian who stranded on Lampedusa's coast. Dr Bartolo offers Omar a family, a home and a job as an interpreter in the local detention centre. Around the same time also Adam, a 16-year-old from Ghana, is taken in by a hotelkeeper, who gives him a job as the hotel's valet. Both men have been lucky. Or haven't they? Because a future is more than a roof above your head. And nice intentions don't suffice for real integration. We could at least listen to the men themselves. Lampedusa: promised land or prison in the Mediterranean Sea? These 2 special adoption stories reveal the find for freedom and happiness of both the Lampedusiani and the newcomers, and are a metaphor for the task that awaits the European continent.
Description: Inside the very first girls' school in a tiny Afghan village, education goes far beyond the classroom as the students explore the differences between the lives they were born into and the lives they dream of leading.
Description: The first in-depth profile of legendary illustrator Richard Amsel (1947-1985), detailing the artist's remarkable body of work, while chronicling an enigmatic life marked with private heartbreak, celebrity friendships, constructive genius, and a tragic end at the age of thirty-seven.
Description: Teenaged Milan is like another men his age: he likes sports, lasagna and testing with friends. But unlike others, he faces the struggles that come with a transgender identity. With the loving help of his family, Milan chooses to stay in the rural community of Prince George to continue to educate and inspire.
Back in 1910, "Chasse Aux Loups en Russie" ("Wolf Hunting in Russia") was a famous film. However, when you see it today it sure shows you how times have changed! Back in the day, wolves were hated and routinely killed...now they are protected and encouraged to live in peace. And, today, seeing a movie where dogs chase down a wolf and tear it to pieces would definitely NOT just offend the PETA members out there but nearly everyone. Fortunately, the camera is NOT very close and much of the brutality of the hunt is diminished. Still, I do search it difficult to imagine people being entertained by this...though they were.
Russian Wolf Hunt (1910) ** (out of 4) This documentary takes us to Russia where we see how wolf hunts were done back in the day. This thing lasts under three mins so one really shouldn't expecting anything ground-breaking and it's certainly not all that entertaining. What we basically have is a camera set up as a group of dogs go after wolves. If you're easy upset by violence then you might just wish to skip this all together because it does present few wolves being killed by the dogs. Overall this is fair to tell the least. Some might search it interesting because you receive to see carriages from 1910 as well as outfits that folks were wearing in the day. As far as the hunting footage goes, it's cute bland. Usually the camera is so far away that they miss most of the action and there's one sequence where the action goes right past the camera but whoever is operating it doesn't even bother to turn and continue in on the action.


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The jewelry trends have changed as time has passed by. Earlier women would opt for delicate, subtle jewelry over bold chunky jewelry. But as time passed the world witnessed a change in trend and women were seen adorning eye catching, vivid jewels. Bold trendy jewelry has become the new “it” thing, when adorned even with casual couture it never goes unnoticed.
Outfits paired with vibrant jewelry tend to elevate your look to another level. Jewelry available in store these days are being replaced by handcrafted bold jewelry. As consumers are being more aware of the designing and minute details of the accessories, they have started comparing all the products available in store and all over the World Wide Web. We at manifest have noticed how a consumer’s inclination towards handcrafted jewelry has outnumbered their preference towards machine made jewelry.
Manifest design’s in vogue “Manifest Love Collection”, especially handcrafted by our skilled and talented craftsmen offer you a wide range of products to choose from. A couple of our favorite pieces include the most talked Quary cuff,a beautiful royal bracelet which would remind you of the one you might have witnessed as the vintage royalty accessory. This trendy handmade jewelry can be adorned in two colors. The cuff is not exactly a complete circle, what adds a prominent touch to this cuff is the spacing at the end of the bracelet.
Along with the various bracelets & cuffs we also have our most popular and elite Totem pendants, well crafted in aluminum, these pendants are available in a set of 3. They are a product of careful visualization about the forces of nature and thereby it includes the moon, the earth & a pendulum. The most amazing factor about these charm necklaces are that they can be worn individually or in various combinations. When teamed up with a casual summer dress or in elite couture these totem pendants leaves a grand mark on the spectators. Lay your hands on our high class Manifest Love collection and grab some attention, not only from your beloveds but also from the on lookers.

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text: Listen to If You Let Me by Marvin97 on Artist Sounds. Marvin97 is looking to make a big name for himself with his new hip-hop song "If You Let Me" on Soundcloud. Now Marvin97 isn't just your ordinary rapper he is also known for switching things up a bit with a little rnb. Get familiar with your boy Marvin97 for this won't be the last time you hear his name in your household.


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I understand that a lot of hypnotists have been taught, "never use a script". But I think those teaching this idea are probably teachers who never really see real clients. It is impossible to remember everything that needs to be said to every client.
We know that the script is actually a way for us to connect more deeply with our clients and customers.
When we receive an intake survey from a client, or do an initial consultation, we gather important information about that birthing mother's history, outlook on birth, stressors, strengths and weaknesses. From that feedback we develop a script that will connect directly to that person. We will make powerful suggestions of learning based on their fears or weaknesses. We will help that persons build from their strengths and empower them. We create visualizations that feel most comfortable and speak the most directly to that person.
So, for example, when I am done with the induction phase of the hypnotic process, I may simply say to the client, "You may hear me read from my notes, or even a story. The reason is simple, I want to make sure I cover everything that is important to you during this session..." I can then comfortably and confidently use a script in hypnosis.
It is entirely possible to work without a script once you have a lot of experience. But especially as a beginner, a script will help you focus on your delivery, which weighs in at least 25% of the success rate of a any hypnosis session. By delivery I mean your tone, inflection and speed. And, of course, you don't want it to feel like you are reading.
You can overcome the "reading" by simply practicing. Just as we encourage expectant mothers and birth partners to practice, practice, practice, we encourage all therapists, hypnotists, hypno-doulas, etc. to practice. Read a borrowed or newly written script a handful of times before using it for a session with a client.
Another suggestion is to record yourself reading it. Listen back critically. This can be a painful experience as many of us hate to hear our own voices played back to us. But once over the discomfort of listening to ourselves, we can really tweak how we are getting into the induction, how we are delivering our suggestions, or even just the speed we are reading.
Consider sessions also as practice, that is, once you have practiced your script on your own. It always feels different once you are in a session with a patient. Take mental notes on your script delivery along the way. This may seem difficult, as you should of course be focused on the client. But it will be really helpful to your development.
Finally, get feedback from your clients! This is really the best feedback you can get. Take it seriously and use it to improve your scripts, your delivery and ultimately your practice. Consider an anonymous survey to clients as people are historically more honest when they are anonymous.
For aspiring hypnotherapists, doulas, hypnobirthing instructors and even birth partners, there is no better way to learn hypnosis than to read the scripts of others. That is why we include this hypnobirthing script for free on our website.


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"As I packed for my two weeks in nearby mountains, I made up a selection of teas to try with friends and these included your top Da Yu Ling, 2015 Concubine Oolong and 7542 sheng puerh 1999.
All of these teas had been pleasant enough to try in Montreal, but none came across with the expected wonderful qualities, whether in a gaiwan or teapot, Brita filtered water, double filtered, etc. In fact, I was wondering if it was worth the expense of reordering these special teas.
To my amazement, each of the three, brewed in water from my vacation area, was a complete revelation. The pure, freshness of Da Yu Ling, deep, sweet, tingling quality of the puerh and roasted, honey-like richness of the Concubine Oolong; miraculous flavours came through with such ringing clarity, no fussing with temperature or filtering of water. I had one simple 250 ml red clay Yixing pot with a broken lid, left behind last summer and it served for all three. The clean air and pine scents probably contributed, but the water was softer than city water, fresh and cold.
Although I haven't been able to recreate the experience at home, It remains in my mind as a high note and reference for all my tea brewing throughout the year. Luckily, the filtered ‘hard’ water at home does bring out nice flavours in a few other teas, leading me to think that there may be a good water-tea match to be made in almost any circumstance if one experiments.
I would like to know your thoughts when time allows."
Thank you very much, Elisabeth, for sharing this interesting story connecting tea and travel. I recently made similar experiences with the teas I brought to Europe. All the changes have an impact on the tea, but I think that you have correctly identified the factor which has the highest impact: WATER.
A cup of tea is 99% of water! Before we focus on the 1%, we have to get the 99% right! Too many teas are ruined by waters that are heavy with Chlorine or minerals. Tang dynasty writer Lu Yu (733-804) wrote the first book (Cha Jing) about tea. He insisted on water quality as he found out that “the best water comes from mountain sources. Next is river water in valleys, where the river is neither too quick nor too slow. And worst are most underground waters from wells. Water at the bottom of a cascade is also very bad, because it is too agitated, sour."
But it’s not just heavy waters that make tea taste bad. Distilled and reverse osmosis waters also don’t make good tea, because they are so pure that they lack the energy and life that comes from natural water."
The first step to solve the water problem is to realize that you have a problem!
Then, it's a matter of testing your teas with different waters and/or experimenting with additives (like bamboo charcoal, which you can find here). An under counter water filter system usually performs better than a simple Brita filter. At home, I'm using a 2 step filter system with a 5 micron pre filter and a Pentair/Everpure water filter. This gives me good results, very close to my favorite local mineral water. What filter(s) to use will depend on the profile of your tap water, how heavy it is.
For mineral water, I recommend to try those with fewer than 200 mg of Total Dissolved Solids (TDS). This information is always on the label.
Summer travels can be a great opportunity to rediscover your teas and taste how sensitive they are to changes in water, mood, tea ware... I'm glad that you could get the most of these 3 great teas thanks to a switch to fresh water!
So what is your favourite local mineral water?
In Taiwan, my favorite mineral water is "Yes".


text: Villa in Moraira with a large plot of approx. 1463 m2 and a house of approx. 254 m2 in 3 heights. The building is divided into a main house on the ground floor, an apartment on the top floor and another two on the semi-basement floor. The main house is distributed in kitchen, dining room, living room with fireplace, 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Upstairs apartment has kitchen, living room, bathroom and bedroom. On the semi-basement floor there is an apartment with 3 bedrooms, living room, kitchen, bathroom and toilet, and another apartment with kitchen, living room, bedroom and bathroom. The house has a 10x4 pool, sauna, and 3 independent access from the street.~ It has a very good situation due to the proximity to Moraira and very good panoramic views and the sea.


text: Limra Educational Consultancy is committed to teaching students early of their medical school itself where the students can enrol themselves in the stepwise classes like the first couple of years’ students join the program where anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry are taught. Students who are above them in the third year opt for the pathology; pharmacology, microbiology classes. The fourth and final year students join the final year subjects. This assists in building concepts and as the exams come near, they can join the regular batch to cover all subjects. A student can’t take in all the knowledge at one go so starting early offers a distinct advantage. Limra Educational Consultancy is doing a spectacular job in giving MCI training to the medical aspirants in Chennai. For every subject, a dedicated professor who has done a postgraduate in that particular subject is only allowed to provide his expertise. So the fundamental model is to train the Indian students with the best mentors. The benefit of having started early in the medical school is that the interaction with the specialised faculty for every subject offers a distinct advantage for every student as it not only clears off doubts but is also cost-effective. With more than 500 hours of seamless discussions and backed by interactive sessions Limra Educational Consultancy has managed to deliver consistent results for a decade now with an average pass percentage of 85%. It has done pioneering work in the field of Medical Education for Foreign medical graduate exam conducted by the Medical Council of India. Students graduating from our institute have given a tremendous performance in the MCI screening test. Subsequently, they have gone several notches higher and cleared these examinations.


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This will walk you through the necessary steps to creating an Event.
Events are anything that you would like to track that is not tied to a weekend. These could be used for special events or services (like Easter and Christmas), weekday services, conferences, Bible studies, and more.
NOTE: You must be logged in as an Administrator on the account to be able to add events.
Select "Events" from the "Settings" drop down. This page is located in the "Church Settings" section of ChurchMetrics.
If you are not seeing the "Church Settings" link and need access you are likely not an Administrator on the account. Contact your ChurchMetrics Administrator to request access.
Here you will name your Event. After you have named your Event and saved it you might not notice a change just yet. That is because the you must now create NEW services times for the Event. You will need to create new services times even for existing services times.
For example: If you have a Friday service plus your regular Saturday and Sunday services for "Easter 2013" you will want to create a new service time for Friday as well as for your normal Saturday and Sunday services.
Select "Service Times" from the Settings drop down and then select "Add New Service Time."
You will create a service time like you normally do selecting the proper Campus, Day of Week, etc. The main difference will be assigning an Event to the Service Time. You do this by selecting your Event from the "Event" drop down.
Once you complete this, additional options will be made available.
You must select the appropriate Start and End dates.
Also, if the service is part of your normal weekend schedule (in this example it is because it is Easter) you will want to make sure to check the "Include in regular reports?" checkbox. This will ensure that this service time will show up on your dashboard, reports, and charts as part of the regular weekend. If left unchecked, it will remain as a standalone event and will not be included in reports.
-If you wish to input Event data on a later day, you must extend the Event's "end date" past the actual end date of the Event. This will ensure that the Service Times are available for inputting data.


text: Defend your neck. Thin, lightweight and adjustable, this collar is both BNQ and CE certified, protecting your neck with reinforced nylon material. Play dry with the THERMO MAX+ moisture-management technology.

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Got a beautiful garden ideal for spending downtime but don't have the furniture to complement it? Perhaps this outdoor cabana lounge would be a perfect fit!
Did you know that starting May 4th Habitat has our annual Women Build week? Join an amazing group of ladies in building a home for a family in need, learning new skills and giving back to the community. Sign up today!
Did you know that 1 in 6 households pay more than HALF of their income on housing in the United States?
civic leader Ron Sims will be the keynote speaker at the Beyond the Build Fundraising #Luncheon on Thursday, March 28.
All windows* are currently 50% off at our Southcenter & Auburn Habitat Stores!
*we do not sell windows at our Bellevue location due to space limitations.


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Move in Ready century home in Kent. Don't miss this awesome opportunity. 3 bedroom, possible 4 with 2 Full baths. Master bedroom has a large walk in closet. Main floor has a bedroom/office with a full bath. Nice view from the large front porch. 2 car detached garage. Call before its gone!
1200 sq ft residence which is zoned general commercial. Busy State Route 43 near I76 & Kent State University. Would make ideal location for local business. Purchase this property and/or additional 2 listed separately.


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Come and experience the Shalom of the Galilee region!
Our apartments are located in a serene Galilean village with a breathtaking view to the Sea of Galilee, the Jordan Valley, the Golan Heights and the Gilead mountains.
Experience your visit from a local perspective and get to know the people of the land!
If you are exploring Israel for historical sites, our location offers you a central hub to base out of for your days in northern Israel. Within half an hour drive you can visit many different biblical sites like Capernaum, Mt. of Beatitudes, Beit Saida, Magdala, the Jordan River, the site of the Fish and the Loaves and the district of the Gaderene.
There are also various beautiful hikes in our neighbourhood as well as the hot springs of Hamat Gader and Tiberias.
Let us spoil you for a while in one of our gorgeous apartments, which enjoy complete privacy with a separate entrance!
Please send us a message with any questions you have, we will respond promptly.
If you need to mail us the old fashioned way you will find our address below.


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Soon after I started my internship at Caster, I realized that all the communications and public relations classes I’d taken didn’t teach me everything that I would come across in a real-world environment. Here I was introduced to new types of projects and industry resources, and one thing I’ve done a lot is create media lists. I didn’t know anything about media lists before being an intern at Caster, and I had never learned how to put one together. My first instinct about media lists was that they were Word documents you created with media sources that pertained to the topic at hand. I had no idea how detailed they needed to be and how much useful information you could actually find. Luckily for me I have a great team that eased me into this process and taught me how to correctly put one together.
Media lists are a compilation of names, information and sources that are applicable to campaigns and outreach for media pitching. These names include specific journalists and outlets who have written or currently write about the topic you want to pitch. For example, if you’re looking for coverage about a new tech gadget your client has released, you may want to pitch to those who write for TechCrunch or Engadget, or who covered a similar product in the past. The media list will usually consist of the name of a journalist, outlet they write for, email or contact information, Twitter handle and a link to something relevant they’ve written. It has taken me a little while to figure out which targets are good for a certain pitch and should be added to a list. I’ve learned that you want your target to post regularly about the topic you are pitching. If they have only posted about a certain topic once, you’re better off finding something else. If your target has a large following and is a respected outlet in the industry you are working in, that is also a good sign.
An important key to compiling a good media list is making sure that all of the information you use is up-to-date. Be sure that the journalist you include is still working for the outlet and writing about topics that are in your area of interest. Another important detail to watch out for is the journalists’ email address, since addresses that are news@site.com and info@company.net are just for general use and are ineffective for pitching. A resource that we use to find this information is Meltwater, which has a search function where you can look for a journalists. If they are in the system, Meltwater provides you with updated information for that journalist. If someone you are looking for is not in Meltwater you must search through the web. I suggest Googling their name and checking Twitter, LinkedIn and their personal sites for contact information.
Media lists are a crucial part of pitching to help your clients to get coverage. As I keep working on media lists, I become better and better. It has become a lot easier for me to spot good targets and I have even begun to recognize big names in the tech-writing business. It’s a great feeling knowing that your research is being used in an effective way to help get client coverage. Keep in mind the tips and tricks I shared above from my personal experience and let me know what you think by connecting with me on Twitter @AliCerasuolo!

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This is an extremely large banana, its probably the largest of them all.
The fruits are for cooking.
These will be freshly cut pups!
We cut and dig after you order!


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Better than morning cartoons! Enjoy a ninety minute sail that includes an enhanced educational component.
Aboard the Piscataqua you may help set the sail, navigate, and take the helm while sailing on some of the six inland rivers connected to the Piscataqua River and Great Bay. On most trips, you can help the crew haul a lobster trap or trawl for plankton – or just relax with a picnic lunch and take in the sights.
Programs are suited to youth ages 5-12; one FREE child ticket per one paid adult ticket. Adult prices are $28.
You may purchase tickets online, or at the Gundalow Company office at 60 Marcy Street in Portsmouth. Your ticket, if purchased online, will be emailed to you and will be your boarding pass and will allow the purchaser and their party to step on board the Piscataqua once the Captain permits you to do so.
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October is breast cancer awareness month, and if you are looking for a way to support research efforts to find a cure, I've got you covered. This is a win-win situation because not only do you get something for your money, but a donation is made also to support finding a cure.
Here are a few of my favorite items that support various BCA organizations.
1. The North Face Pink Ribbon Osito Jacket - The North Face's classic fleece jacket with a charitable bend. A portion of the proceeds of sales go to Boarding for Breast Cancer.
2. Christopher Radko Ornament - Some of my favorite ornaments in my own personal collection are made by Christopher Radko. These artisanal glass ornaments are handcrafted in Europe using Renaissance-era carving, glassblowing and finishing processes. Celebrate the cancer fighters in your life by gifting this ornament or hanging it on your own tree.
3. Breast Cancer Awareness T-Shirt - A chic t-shirt that helps you show your support of an important cause.
4. Bobbi Brown Lipstick Duo - Think pink and support The Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Campaign with this set featuring two iconic, semi-matte lipsticks that deliver full-coverage color in a single swipe. For every duo purchased now through March 31, 2019, Bobbi Brown will donate $17 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, up to $100,000.
5. Tory Burch Breast Cancer Awareness Rollerball - Tory Burch has created a special limited-edition pink fretwork sleeve for her signature Eau de Parfum Rollerball. A bright and complex mix — in a super-chic rollerball. n support of the Estée Lauder Companies' Breast Cancer Awareness Campaign, Tory Burch Beauty will donate 20% of the suggested retail price from the sale of this product, with a maximum donation of $25,000 to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation® from 9/1/18 to 12/31/18.
6. Estée Lauder's Advanced Night Repair Synchronized Recovery Complex II - The same fabulous product, just in a limited edition presentation featuring a pink bottle and key chain to bring awareness to breast cancer. For each purchase of this product, Estée Lauder Companies will donate 20% of the suggested retail price to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation®.
7. GLAMGLOW BUBBLESHEET Mask - An oxygenating deep cleanse mask with Green Tea TEAOXI® works to reveal glowing, deeply purified skin in just three minutes. GLAMGLOW will donate 20% from the purchase price of each BUBBLESHEET mask, with a maximum donation of $50,000, to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation from 9/1/18 – 12/31/18.
8. Vineyard Vines Breast Cancer Awareness T-Shirt - Join the fight in this soft cotton T-shirt featuring a pink ribbon over the signature VV whale logo for breast cancer awareness.


text: ASBURY PARK, NJ – Imagine enjoying the fun, relaxation and beauty of a beachfront summer home without any of the maintenance. Sounds too good to be true? Not for homeowners at North Beach Asbury Park, Paramount Homes’ award-winning oceanfront community, who have discovered that easy, maintenance-free beachfront living, is in fact a reality.


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The MBI Awards of Distinction contest is the commercial modular industry's premier awards program, offering competition in over 30 categories for MBI members: building manufacturers, dealers, and product and service providers. Entries are relocatable, permanent, and renovated modular buildings as well as industry marketing pieces. A new green building design category gives both MBI members and college and university students the opportunity for world-class recognition. For students, winning also means receiving a scholarship towards higher education.
Each entry is reviewed by an impartial panel of industry and non-industry construction and code experts, architects and engineers, and marketing professionals. Building entries are judged on architectural excellence, technical innovation & sustainability, cost effectiveness, energy efficiency, and calendar days to complete. Marketing pieces are judged on stated objectives, creativity, methodology, and results. Green building designs are judged on eight criteria, from comfort and energy strategies to economic practicality.
This year's best of show entries are below. To explore other winning entries, choose a category below.
There are currently no Best of Show winners selected.


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MK is pleased to present "Residuo" an exhibition of photographs by Camila Alvarez.
Photographs of discarded, raggedy objects suspended in a black, vacuum-like background become a point of departure for conversations about the process of gentrification. The objects are residue– surviving silent witnesses of the complex set of political practices and dynamics of power that exist behind the creation of the Art District in the heart of Wynwood, a poor Miami neighborhood.


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ISO 50001 Lead Auditor/Systems Auditor training from SGS – learn how to conduct energy management system (EnMS) audits.
This five-day training course provides an opportunity for both Environmental and Energy management professionals to update their EnMS audit skills.
Why choose ISO 50001 training from SGS?
This course offers both lecture and workshop exercises. Participants are expected to have a basic knowledge of energy management systems or ISO 50001 before attending.
We are accredited by the International Register of Certified Auditors (IRCA) globally. Contact your local SGS office for full details of the courses available in your region.
This course is accredited by the IRCA, reference number A17574.
Our courses are delivered by tutors who are environmental management system experts and experienced trainers. Your knowledge and skills will be developed through an interactive and practical approach to learning.
To book your place on our ISO 50001 EnMS training course, contact your local SGS office today.
SGS will provide Inventory of Hazardous Material reports to more than 700 ships over the coming year.
SGS’s Inspire is an online tool for the oil, gas, chemical and transportation industries, providing a basis for reporting and projecting changes in the future global fuel quality.
From October 12, 2018, new vehicles and refueling/recharging stations must comply with fuel labeling rules per European standard EN 16942.

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Match ends. Ried 1, Vorwarts Steyr 1.
Thomas Reifeltshammer scores for Ried.
Stefano Surdanovic is shown the yellow card.
Jefte scores for Vorwarts Steyr.
Jefte is shown the yellow card.
Josip Martinovic is shown the yellow card.
Marcel Ziegl is shown the yellow card.
Ried haven't played a draw in their previous 7 matches.
Vorwarts Steyr have scored two or more goals in their previous 6 matches.
Ried's last 5 home matches had over 2.5 goals.
Ried played Vorwarts Steyr at the 2. Liga of Austria on February 24. The match kicked off 09:30 UTC and ended in a draw 1 - 1. Ried are 2nd in the table with 46 points after 23 matches, while Vorwarts Steyr are 16th with 18 points in 23 matches.
Jefte scored the first goal on the 44th minute of the game followed by a goal from Thomas Reifeltshammer, who made the final score 1-1.
Ried kicked off the game with Johannes Kreidl, Kennedy Boateng, Mario Kropfl, Thomas Reifeltshammer, Christian Schilling who got substituted by Stefano Surdanovic on the 46th minute, Balakiyem Takougnadi, Pius Grabher who got substituted by Lukas Grgic on the 65th minute, Marco Grull, Julian Wiessmeier who got substituted by Edrisa Lubega on the 84th minute, Marcel Ziegl and Darijo Pecirep as starters, with Filip Dmitrovic, Manuel Kerhe, Constantin Reiner, Ante Bajic, Lukas Grgic, Stefano Surdanovic and Edrisa Lubega on the bench.
Vorwarts Steyr's starting eleven were Reinhard Grossalber, Sebastian Dirnberger who got substituted by Philipp Bader on the 31st minute, Lukas Gabriel, Michael Halbartschlager, Daniel Kerschbaumer, Simon Gasperlmair, Christian Lichtenberger who got substituted by Bojan Mustecic on the 76th minute, Mirsad Sulejmanovic, Jackson who got substituted by Ahmadou Sanou on the 46th minute, Jefte and Josip Martinovic, with Bernhard Staudinger, Philipp Bader, Christoph Bader, Thomas Himmelfreundpointner, Bojan Mustecic, Alem Pasic and Ahmadou Sanou on the bench.
Ried have won Schalding-Heining, Dnipro-1 and Austria W-2 in their previous 3 matches, while Vorwarts Steyr have won Oedt in their previous match.
Ried and Vorwarts Steyr have met twice in their recent history. 1 match ended in a draw while Vorwarts Steyr won once.
Ried have won 13 of their 23 matches in 2. Liga, drawing 7 and having 3 defeats this season. They have scored 43 goals - 1.87 per match, conceding 16 - 0.70 per match. Vorwarts Steyr have won 4 of their 23 matches in 2. Liga, drawing 6 and having 13 defeats this season. They have scored 23 goals - 1.00 per match, conceding 49 - 2.13 per match.
Referee showed the yellow card 4 times throughout the game. Marcel Ziegl, Josip Martinovic, Jefte and Stefano Surdanovic were the ones to receive it.
Goals and video highlights of the match between Ried and Vorwarts Steyr are being added in real time. You can watch the goals by Jefte and Thomas Reifeltshammer as we are adding the videos of the goals usually minutes after the actual event on the field. So when Ried or Vorwarts Steyr score you will be able to watch the goal a couple of minutes later on this page. Full highlights of the match between Ried and Vorwarts Steyr include all the goals and other remarkable moments from the match. We will try to have different highlights from Ried vs Vorwarts Steyr with commentary in English, Russian, Portugese etc. We do not host any video file as all of the videos are discovered by our crawler on other websites like youtube or streamable. If you think the video infriges your copyright please contact the website which hosts it.


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HAROLD LEVIEN. How to Solve our Housing Crisis.
Federal Government policies are primarily responsible for the housing crisis facing Sydney and Melbourne first-home buyers and renters. Yet this Government virtually ignores fist-home buyers. Indeed it pursues policies which drive very many out of the housing market into exorbitant rentals. One policy, annual tax concessions to housing investors, cost $12 billion last year.
Since 1985 median house prices have increased from three times median-income to around 13 times in Sydney and over 11 times in Melbourne. Thus despite large increases in per-capita income, housing has become far less affordable forcing an increasing proportion of families into the escalating rental market. This has greatly reduced living standards and increased inequality since mortgage repayment or rent is far the largest component in most young families’ spending. When interest rates inevitably rise this situation will be exacerbated.
Tax concessions on housing investments: “Negative gearing” enables housing investors to deduct from their taxable income both interest on funds borrowed to purchase houses and related costs. The Howard Government later introduced a 50% capital-gains tax-discount on investors’ profit on these housing sales. These concessions mainly accrue to higher income earners at the expense of first-home buyers. By purchasing several houses many investors pay little tax while accumulating substantial capital gain.
The Grattan Institute estimated last year the annual revenue cost of negative gearing was $5 billion and capital -gains tax-discount on these housing sales, $7 billion. This could annually build around 36,000 houses/apartments for low-income earners or house the estimated 100,000 homeless in three years. Despite government claims negative gearing increases housing supply, statistics reveal little such investment in new housing. Labor’s policy restricts negative gearing to new housing.
Record low-interest rates: these have greatly encouraged potential housing investors to take advantage of tax concessions to buy houses for reselling for capital -gain. In 2016 the Reserve Bank’s now- retired Governor Stevens explained record low-interest rates were designed to stimulate the private sector in the face of growing unemployment and under-employment of 1 million. He recommended government economic stimulus through borrowing to spend on needed public infrastructure to discourage the Reserve Bank ’s rate cuts.
The Coalition Government had opposed borrowing for capital spending despite past governments and corporate sector borrowing for most capital spending. Last year’s budget modestly modified this policy.
Substantial housing investment by overseas non-residents: A Credit-Suisse analysis following FOIs to State Governments concerning overseas investors’ housing tax, showed $8 billion spent last year acquiring 25% of new houses sold in NSW and 16% of those sold in Melbourne. Prohibiting such sales, which escalate housing prices, would prioritise the interests of Australia’s first-home buyers and renters above those of foreign investors.
The Government’s support for rapid population increase: Last year’s net migration was 190,000. Additionally, there is substantial temporary migration many of whom become permanent migrants. Together with our natural increase of 160,000 our annual increase approaches Canberra’s population of 380,000. If continued this would equate to a new Canberra EVERY YEAR! This enormous population increase is a major driver of house prices, urban density, the continual spread of population into extending the cities’ urban fringes, and increasing transport and infrastructure problems—particularly since most migrants settle in Sydney and Melbourne.
As well as dealing with the above policies it’s essential to establish a National Housing Corporation (NHC) to ensure first-home buyers have access to affordable, quality housing in well- planned urban environments. The NHC should have statutory requirements on architecture and urban-planning plus prioritising proximity to employment opportunities and public transport. Redeveloping depressed urban areas with quality, affordable housing should be one objective in cooperation with the respective State Government. Only such an entity would have the objective, means and authority to achieve these ends.
Many private developments have severely impacted on the quality-of-life through over-intensive development, poor architecture, an absence of natural surrounds and failure to consider the above proximities. The NHC could thus save state governments massive spending on public transport and roads and probably on health spending.
As a statutory corporation the NHC would operate independently of the budget at no cost to the budget. It would be a community service rather than a profit-making enterprise.
The NHC could sell and rent housing only to permanent residents. If buyers wished to sell before a specified period the houses would return to the NHC. They would be built by contractors well below current market prices both because the NHC could borrow at lower interest rates than the private sector and because they would be free of developers’ profit both at building and sales levels. A division of the NHC could be established in the budget to further assist low-income earners with housing subsidies.
These reforms could eliminate current housing stress defined as mortgage repayment or rent exceeding 30% of income. Many low-income families currently consume up to 70% of income greatly exacerbating poverty and inequality.
Harold Levien is a freelance writer on political and economic issues who, many years ago, founded and edited the monthly review of current affairs, Voice, The Australian Independent Monthly.


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Harlequins have made two changes to the side that lost to Exeter Chiefs for their visit to Bath Rugby.
Charlie Walker is named on the wing as Alofa Alofa moves to the centres, while Lewis Boyce starts at loosehead prop.
Kyle Sinckler will be among the replacements after returning from his seven-week suspension for eye-gouging.
The 24-year-old prop was cited for making contact with Michael Paterson's eye during his side's defeat by Northampton in September.
Meanwhile, Cameron Holenstein and Ian Prior will look to make their debuts for the club from the bench.
Harlequins Director of Rugby John Kingston said his side will be “huge underdogs” against the home side.
Kingston highlighted Bath’s released England contingent, but his opposite number Todd Blackadder has decided against bringing back Anthony Watson and Jonathan Joseph.
“As at Exeter last week, we will go into the game as huge underdogs particularly as Bath will be able to call upon their released England contingent,” he said.
"The squad put in a huge effort at Sandy Park and were unlucky not to come away with anything.


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Banky W has reacted to the viral video of two men saying that the way 5-year-old girls are dressed could lead to them getting raped.
During an interview with Lolo of Rave TV, the men said 5-year-old and 7-year-old girls are sexual beings and should be dressed properly to prevent men from getting sexual thoughts about them.
The host tried to make them see reasons why their statements were wrong but they stood their ground.
Various celebrities have reacted to the video and Banky is the latest to give his thought.
“This is one of the most disgusting videos you will see this year. THIS MINDSET is the problem. And the guy said “how is a child not a sexual being?” ARE YOU INSANE?!?!? A 5 or 7 year old child and you have the guts to talk about bum-shorts?!?!?!?!
“This is the real mindset of way too many men in Nigeria. This is why 1 in 4 of our girl-children have been sexually abused. And some of our boys too. We have a lot of behaviours to un-learn.
“The idea that it’s not the fault of a sick, twisted, perverted individual who commits the sexual abuse/offense.. but that it’s somehow the fault of the victim because of an outfit.
“We just engaged with the Mirabelle Center about their treatment of sexual abuse victims. They’ve treated over 4,000 patients (all free) – but get this, their youngest patient was a 3 month old baby girl.. and their oldest was a Grandma in her 70’s!!!!!


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The importance of lead generation is still one of the major aspects of business with which most retail FX firms concern themselves on an ongoing basis, itself a mainstay of maintaining the flow of new clients which is becoming increasingly difficult.
For firms which offer binary options alongside FX, lead generation is even more critical, as binary options customers often have a much shorter lifetime value than retail FX traders.
The omnipresent methodology of conducting media advertising campaigns which encourage potential investors to register their details with the broker before being able to activate a demo binary options account, thus generating a lead for the sales team to immediately contact with a view to converting the demo account user into a customer with a live account is thus far practised by the majority of firms.
Alpari’s Russian operation has taken an interesting diversion from this, in which it has made binary options demo accounts available without requiring any form of registration, therefore allowing potential clients to familiarize themselves with the platform and conduct demo trades, without any means of the sales team being able to contact them.
Whether this symbolizes Alpari’s confidence in its product to the extent that it sells itself is perhaps a moot point, however in today’s highly competitive binary options sector which is well represented by many sales-led companies, it is unlikely that any company would take a decision to rest on its laurels and allow potential clients to pass them by.
Industry professionals with substantial experience relating to client acquisition have detailed the current dynamics surrounding electronic trading firms, with Media Group London’s Bart Burggraaf having detailed in a LeapRate editorial in May that strategy is of greater importance than advertisement content. This move by Alpari appears to allude to this line of thinking, with the strategy here being that perhaps customers are less pressurized if they are able to trade demo accounts without the constant concern that a persuasive telephone call may arise at any moment, especially given that most binary options customers are entirely new to any form of online trading.
An important factor to bear in mind is that many unwanted ‘dead leads’ are generated by demo account holders, which uses resources within the sales teams of companies. By ensuring that only live customers with funded accounts appear on customer databases, Alpari is able to streamline its sales operations considerably, and only contact clients who have already used the Alpari Option Trader, without the unnecessary and expensive procedure of assigning sales resources to conversion.
Alpari is no stranger to innovative methodology, therefore maybe this is the dawn of passive acquisition within the once fierce binary options sector.


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Senior Iranian and Turkish officials have explicitly threatened to overwhelm Europe with new waves of Middle Eastern refugees if their demands aren’t met. To these Islamist republics, Muslim refugees are weapons of jihad, not victims.
Iranian officials are also implying that they will build nuclear weapons or at least approach nuclear “break-out” capability as quickly as possible if the nuclear deal ends.
As reported by Abdullah Bozkurt, president of the Stockholm Center for Freedom and author of Turkey Interrupted, the Turkish Interior Minister has threatened to escalate the refugee crisis to the point where German Chancellor Angela Merkel is forced out of power.
In other words, the Islamist government of Turkey — a NATO “ally” — is claiming it holds the fate of Germany’s elected politicians in its hands.
The senior Turkish officials did not outline exactly how Turkey would make refugees flow into Europe, but presumably they would stop hosting Syrian refugees and facilitate a massive movement into the West by overwhelming Greece and Bulgaria, while others would make the long trek back to North Africa for a dangerous northwards trip across the sea.
It is also possible that the Turkish government could try to kill two birds with one stone by provoking a Kurdish refugee crisis that destabilizes Europe while at the same time shifts Turkey’s demographics in a direction more favorable to the Islamists.
About 18 to 20 percent of the Turkish population is Kurdish and its proportion is growing due to higher birth rates. That means that Erdogan’s Islamist constituency is growing weaker day by day, even without taking into account the growing angst of non-Islamist, non-Kurdish Turks.
A third bird can be killed with this single stone if the crisis negatively impacts relations between the West and the Kurds, such as by fomenting anti-Muslim sentiment against the mostly pro-Western Kurds.
Senior Iranian officials are likewise threatening to escalate the refugee crisis in Europe if the U.S. leaves the nuclear deal. Officials have also warned that in this case, Iran will “follow North Korea,” the closest the regime has come to openly saying they will build nuclear weapons.
On January 29, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister for Political Affairs Abbas Araghchi said in a television interview that West Asia determines the security of Europe and Iran will use that power if the nuclear deal ends.
Notice the word “just” in the translation. The Iranian official isn’t just mentioning a form of retaliation. He is expressing his belief that the West, especially Europe, is fragile and at risk of crumbling with a simple shove. He sees Europe as essentially a “paper tiger,” as Mao Ze-Dong used to say of the U.S.
He did not exactly state how the end of the nuclear deal would result in a new refugee crisis, yet it is in the regime’s morbid interests to use sectarian violence to shift the demographics of Syria, Iraq, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Yemen and even Bahrain and Saudi Arabia’s Eastern Province.
If the Iranian regime ends up facing a popular revolution, it could even use an internal refugee crisis as beneficial if it results in an exodus of pro-Western Persians and anti-regime minorities like Arabs, Kurds, Azeris and Baluchis.
Araghchi also hinted that Iran will build a nuclear bomb, though he left just enough ambiguity in his statements to deny what he was obviously implying. He began the interview by expressing that he must be careful in his answers because they will be interpreted as official policy.
What he means is that the West’s goal was to stop Iran from achieving “nuclear break-out capability,” the point at which all the assets are available for an imminent development of a nuclear bomb. He correctly states that the Obama Administration and its European partners wanted the deal to keep Iran at least one year away from “breakout” capability, so that there is potentially enough time for the West to detect and responded to an Iranian dash towards nukes.
Araghchi has been in Iran’s foreign ministry in some capacity since 1989, so his words should be taken very seriously. He is no “rogue” official who went “off-message,” as the regime propagandists may try to frame it.
Of course, Iran always intended to obtain a nuclear arsenal. As far back as 2010, I theorized that Iran’s “script to get the bomb” included finding a pretext with which to justify the construction of a nuclear arsenal (i.e., an Israeli airstrike on its nuclear sites).
It’s very possible that the regime always intended for the nuclear deal to be cancelled, preferably in a way that enables it to blame the U.S. for “forcing” it to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty and build nukes.
The Islamist enemies of the West have seen how refugee flows stress our societies, impact our politics and, in some cases, strengthen bigoted impulses that exist in any country.
They also know that refugees can help them build an ideological base in Western countries, seeing them not as victims fleeing theocratic extremism but as subversive colonizers pioneering the expansion of Islamism.
For Islamists like those in the Turkish and Iranian governments, this shift in population is like establishing an unregistered lobby that will open up political opportunities in the future.

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Hulu Plus, one of the leading online video sites for current run TV shows might soon be available on the Android tablets. However there seem to have only a few devices which will actually be capable of supporting the application.
After the online streaming services were slowly and randomly rolled out to Android phones we could estimate that it might take a bit of time for the service to be available on the tablets. Now as the support for the service is questionable on some of the devices so, a list of devices which will be capable of supporting the video streaming has been forwarded. The list includes Asus Eee Pad Transformer Prime, Asus Eee Pad Transformer, Motorola Xoom, Motorola’s XYBoard 10.1, Toshiba’s Thrive, Acer Iconia and LG’s G-Slate.
According to Hulu, the seven device mark is just the beginning of their Android tablet roll out. So we may expect some update on the service which might also allow the other Android tablet users to get a chance streaming the online videos with Hulu. However they have not sited any kind of date with which we can relate the update for other Android tablets.
The iPad owners however are using the Hulu service for about a year by till now. The delay in the release of the service in the Android platform might be because of the hardware fragmentation, with which each tablet running a different combination of Android version number, processor and even displays and layout.


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After hearing about this trip, watching a little video that someone posted and talking on the phone to a local outfitter we decided that this would be a fun afternoon trip. I printed off a map from the outfitter and off we went.
We started at the launch site at the picnic loop in the park. Very easy launch site, even had a clean porta-john.
The first part of the paddle was easy even the little bit that was against the current. There was a short portage just after being on the river. After the portage the water got shallow, there are markers on the paddle trail but they are sometimes hard to find... this led to a few false trips that we had to backtrack on to get back to the trail.
We saw a couple of alligators, lots of turtles, a variety of flowers, a few fish, and many many birds. One of the spots, the South Pond, was very grassy and somewhat difficult to get thru. As we were getting to the last part of our paddle we came across an impassable section with cypress elbows sticking up above the water about three or four inches. We paddled around for a few minutes but were unable to find where the trail went around and we ended up taking our kayaks out portaging over a hiking and biking trail and going down a slippery embankment to the river. Got a little muddy but nobody went in. Was then a short paddle back to the launch site.
All in all a fairly nice paddle even with the problems we encountered. In hind-sight we should have gotten better directions and found out about water levels.
When we went there were none.
From Jupiter take W Indiantown Rd.(706) west. About a mile and a quarter west of I-95 is the entrance to River Bend Park then follow signs to launch site.