Special thanks to friends and family who've asked me what I've been painting lately…your remembering my love of creating warms my heart and has made the time pass till I can break out my paints once more.
I'm happy to report that last weekend I bought some new paint and began a new artful project. For too long I've saved images, dreaming of beautifully restored furniture pieces painted in new colors, giving them new life and making them a bit more contemporary in the process.
Because it was my first attempt, I wasn't quite sure what to expect and used 2-3 coats of duck egg blue, coco & old white everywhere…including the hardware. Then we polished it with the clear wax.
When the designer came home, he was so impressed that he helped me haul the pie safe up and outside to the wood-shop…Grandpa Berg and Tyler's wood-shop…I mean. 🙂 It was nice to spend the weekend in there thinking of all the joy that was found working in that wonderful space.
Together we planned and painted the pie safe with the same color scheme (as they are the only Annie Sloan paints I have so far). This time around we used one coat of duck egg blue and coco…the old white needed about 1 1/2.
They are just gorgeous! Great job!
PS I'd love to see more of our projects! Thanks for sharing!
I love those colors, hypothetical if you were to paint a bathroom with those colors what type of shower curtain would you get?
hmmm, such a very good question Sonya (luv your blog btw, you are a beautiful writer)…we recently bought 3 salvage sinks, $5 each. Two are white and 1 is an old yellow…not quite mustard…a retro yellow (maybe close to Annie's "versailles") that would actually really look good with the paint colors in these two pieces…I'd probably pick a shower curtain with a bit of red (close to "emperor's silk") and a bit of that "versailles" yellow…lots of white and grey and the duck egg blue…preferably in a retro print to go with the old sink. How about you?
I actually painted my downstairs bathroom with the same grey and a light pink color, the trash can and the toothbrush holder are that grey blue color, but our shower curtain is a dark blue. Dark blue might work if it was divided up with some neutral color, but it honestly looks horrible in the bathroom as it is. It detracts from the paint job, and it dwarfs the room. The best shower curtain I have been able to find has the same grey, the top and bottom have a thick strip of black (it's really pretty don't get me wrong, it just doesn't work in there either). I think I might look into yellow (I hadn't even thought of it), but we basically have Easter colors going on in that bathroom maybe it would finish the set! Thank you for your help!
I absolutely love those colors together I want to find a chest of drawers and paint them the same colors as you have.
$15 for three sinks? That is amazing, are you remodeling your entire house – bathrooms or do you just buy what you can find then put it somewhere?
Oh wow, you've tried a lot already in that bathroom :). Easter colors hee hee. Totally understand. Let me know how the yellow goes…sometimes it just takes a while living in the space and seeing just how the colors make you feel.
We are currently building a home…it's modern and as green/sustainable as we can afford right now. Inside will be an eclectic mix of salvage, hand-me-downs and industrial touches I think so far. We found all of our doors at a couple local recycle centers and I'll probably paint them each a different color or mix some of Annie's paint to get different variations of the same colors.
Looking forward to seeing your future dresser :)!
Wow, that sounds like a lot of work… but rewarding in the long run. I think there are some amazing things people can do with "another man's junk," part of me can't understand paying full price for anything now-a-days. Sustainable and green, that should end up saving your family a lot of money too.
I agree I think I will just play with the colors and see what works in there. If I could find a light yellow that might be best, I am finally excited about finishing this project, that shower curtain became a major road block for me.
🙂 I think it will be a long project that we'll work on for years, but I'm looking forward to it. Hoping your shower curtain comes on long much quicker lol. Looking forward to hearing what you choose!
HAHAH I hope so too, but you never know! 😀 I will let you know what we decide to do.
ASCP is so new to me…just getting the lingo :). Thx so much for your link, heading there right now…oh wow. Anyone looking to do some distressing, check out Arzea's link. Not only did she pick a huge piece to start with, she did a beautiful job and gives lots of description as to how it all went down. You've inspired me girl!
What an excellent hobby that you got! What a cool endresult: so classy too!
Love your new furniture paint jobs Katrina. Haven't tried that paint, but it sounds nice. Sounds all very exciting building the new place. Happy holidays.


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Christie Brinkley and Her Daughters Look Stunning on SI Swimsuit Cover
By	Melanie Aman	 February 7, 2017
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It's hard to believe that model Christie Brinkley is 63! The mother of three just graced the cover of the annual Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue with her two daughters, and the trio look like they could be sisters.
Brinkley and her daughters Alexa Ray, 31, and Sailor Brinkley, 18, are all color coordinated, and they look downright gorgeous in their black swimsuits.
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"My first thought was, 'At my age? No way!'" Christie explained to People magazine. "When I turned 30, I was like, 'This is the last time I'm posing in a bathing suit!' When this issue comes out, I'll be 63. I thought, 'Those days are over.' But to get to do it with my girls, I thought, 'One last go!'"
The ageless Brinkley first appeared in the magazine in 1979, starring on the cover for the next two years as well. Since then she's gone on to star in numerous fashion spreads and even a few movies! So even though she reportedly retired from bikini shoots in 2004, she hasn't missed a beat.
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"In a country that's very ageist, people love to put you in little boxes," she says. "Women feel very limited by their numbers. On a personal level, I thought, if I can pull this off, I think it will help redefine those numbers and remove some of the fear of aging."
NEXT: See Christie Brinkley's husbands through the years!
01 Christie Brinkley
She was married at the beginning of her career, but as the world quickly fell in love with the statuesque blonde she divorced her husband and started a series of well-publicized romances.
02 Jean Francois Allaux
Jean-Fracois Allaux
Brinkley met her Frenchman husband when she moved to Paris to study in 1973. The couple married later that year and divorced in 1981. ""He's a great guy," Brinkley said of Allaux, 'but my career took off and it strained the relationship.'" They have no children together.
03 Billy Joel
Perhaps the most well-known of her four husbands, Joel and Brinkley were married from 1985 to 1994. Before they were married, Brinkley famously starred in the music video for Joel's hit song "Uptown Girls." They have one daughter together.
04 Alexa Ray Joel (1988)
On Dec. 29, 1985, Brinkley gave birth to the couple's only child, a daughter named Alexa Ray Joel. She is both Brinkley and Joel's first child.
The 31-year-old has followed in the footsteps of both famous parents. She is a singer and songwriter like her father, and in 2010, she was the spokesperson for Prell shampoo. Her mother also starred in commercials for the haircare brand in the mid-80's.
12 Billy Joel (2011)
To this day Brinkley and Joel remain friends. Brinkley even attended Joel's third marriage to ex-wife Katie Lee in 2004. They are pictured above in 2011 after Brinkley made her debut as Roxie in Chicago.
06 Richard Taubman
Richard Taubman
Brinkley's next husband was Ricky Taubman, a real estate developer. The pair met at the Telluride ski resort in Colorado when Brinkley was still married to Joel. Brinkley, Taubman, and Taubman's son from a previous marriage were in a helicopter together when it crashed into a mountain, stranding the trio for five hours. "The near-death experience brought the budding couple closer together," and the couple were married in 1994. Less than a year later in 1995, they divorced.
07 Jack Taubman (1995)
In 1995, the couple had their only child, a son they named Jack Paris Taubman.
In 2013, Jack was enrolled at Emerson College in Boston. His current plans are to be an actor.
09 Peter Cook
Brinkley married Peter Cook, an architect, in 1996 at a Bridgehampton ranch in New York. Billy Joel attended the wedding. The couple stayed together until 2008 after Cook's affair was revealed.
10 Sailor Brinkley Cook (2001)
During their marriage, Cook adopted Jack, Brinkley's son from her previous marriage to Richard Taubman. In 1998, the pair had their only child together, a daughter named Sailor Brinkley Cook.
Sailor is currently a student at Parsons School of Design in New York City. Brinkley's youngest daughter bears a strong resemblance to her mother, so it's not surprising that Cook is signed to IMG Models.

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To think in terms of "alternative modernities" is to admit that modernity is inescapable and to desist from speculations about modernity's end. Modernity today is global and multiple and no longer has a Western "governing center" to accompany it. The essays in this collection, therefore, approach the dilemmas of modernity from transnational and transcultural perspectives.
The idea of "alternative modernities" holds that modernity always unfolds within specific cultures or civilizations and that different starting points of the transition to modernity lead to different outcomes. Without abandoning the Western discourse on the subject, the contributors to this volume write from the standpoint that modernity is in truth a richly mulitiplicitous concept. Believing that the language and lessons of Western modernity must be submitted to comparative study of its global receptions, they focus on such sites as China, Russia, India, Trinidad, and Mexico. Other essays treat more theoretical aspects of modernity, such as its self-understanding and the potential reconcilability of cosmopolitanism and diversity.
Dilip Parameshwar Gaonkar teaches Rhetoric and Cultural Studies at Northwestern University and is Co-director of the Center for Transcultural Studies.


Thanks for sharing the recipe, Carin. Thanks to your Mom for sharing the bread and the recipe. I am going to make some of this on Saturday and share it with some Nicaraguan families at Church.
I hope you all like it as much as we do! How is Nicaragua? How long will you be there?


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HILLTOWNS — After searching for a pastor for nearly two years, the Knox Reformed Church and the Second Reformed Church of Berne have a leader.
Reverend Timothy Van Heest, a pastor for 28 years, is from a long line of Reformed Church of America pastors. He was hired under contract on April 1.
The Knox Reformed Church and the Second Reformed Church of Berne on Thompson's Lake are "yoked" — two separate churches with different members and boards that share a pastor to lead their Sunday worship services.
"The congregation had indicated they wanted someone who was a good preacher, and he'd indicated to us that's what he likes to do," said Patricia Gage, an elder and member of the Knox church. She said the search committee decided to hire Van Heest after interviewing him and listening to him preach twice; throughout the process, he showed his "openness," "warmness," and "congeniality," Gage said.
A Guilderland native, Van Heest moved out of state when he was 18 to attend Hope College in Holland, Mich. After completing his undergraduate degree, he then "went across the street" to Western Theological Seminary.
Following seminary, he became one of 10 pastors at the Crystal Cathedral in Garden Grove, Calif., where he remained for nearly five years.
He then pastored one of the cathedral's daughter congregations in Anaheim Hills, Calif. The church, he said, had had three pastors in three years — one leaving because of theological reasons and another because of moral reasons — and only had enough money to last through 13 months. He acted as its pastor for 13 years, he said; congregants worshipped in five rental spaces during his tenure.
While in California, his children, Nathaniel and Katrina, were born, he said.
Van Heest then moved to a church in the southwest suburbs of Chicago, where he remained for six years. For three years, he was minister to a "rural congregation" in Kankakee, Ill.
"If there's been a secret to having an impact on churches or transforming the church or individuals within it, for me it has to do with the integrity, or consistency, between what I say and how people know that I am," said Van Heest.
On Tuesday, Van Heest smiled as he greeted quilters who meet at the Knox church weekly.
Walking the halls and the church's four levels, Van Heest moved calmly among his new surroundings. Upon returning to New York, he has met people who remembered having his father as a camp counselor, he said.
His father, his father's father, and his mother's father, he said, all Reformed Church pastors, had over 110 years of experience in New York churches among them. His father, he said, also had one brother and five sisters, who all became pastors or married pastors, he said.
Van Heest retraced his family's history. Of his grandfathers' 40 grandchildren, three have become pastors. "Any thoughts that it was genetic on my part were proven to not be true," he said.
His wife, Mary, is still in Chicago, where their son, Nathaniel, also lives. His daughter, Katrina, is studying for her P.H.D. in California.
His wife has not yet found a job in the Albany area, said Van Heest. Though apart from his wife, living alone in the parsonage next to Knox Reformed, Van Heest said, he is fortunate to have a son who lives near her and technology that allows them to communicate often and quickly.
Goals for the church
Van Heest described his role as a minister, what he wants for members of his congregation, and the difficulties facing churches today.
"If I lose my personal integrity in the sense that people think — I'm just talking, I'm not living — then I lose all my credibility because I can't make up for it with a good joke or a fancy delivery of a sermon," he said.
If there's a theme in his 28-year career as a minister, Van Heest said, it would be that people sense he believes what he says and tries to live by what he says.
"That's a foundation," he said, adding that many things stem from the principle.
"I'm not perfect. I let people down for different reasons," he said. "And it gives me the opportunity then to teach about grace and forgiveness — the spiritual values that make relationships work. Because no one can live up to the expectations others have for them."
God, he said, uses people sometimes more powerfully who are less than perfect but understand truth and grace.
Van Heest said he doesn't expect people to "show up in droves" just to hear him preach. He has the opposite approach of the Crystal Cathedral in California, which he called "a world-renowned place."
"It's all about charisma there, and it comes across on the television screen, and I'm just the opposite of that.
"I'm not flashy. I'm not a pulpiteer"I'm more substance than style," he said. "The word 'minister' implies you do all the work." Van Heest said he prefers a "more biblical understanding" of the term but is not opposed to others calling him "minister."
"I am an equiper of ministers," he said. "My job is to be a teacher to help other people find what their ministry is." His goal, he said, is to help others minister wherever they are — at work, at home, in the community, and in the church.
"My work is to help each one of them learn how to do their ministry," he said. Van Heest said he has taught in college classrooms and at churches. A church's attendance, he said, "is just the beginning."
"Get the people here, and then, through that process, help them to grow in their faith," he said.
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Residents upset over mass Berne firings, some illegal
At its reorganizational meeting on Jan. 1, the new town board of Berne removed several long-standing employees from their posts, stoking the ire of residents. Some of the board's decisions are illegal, The Enterprise has learned.
New solar law "threatens" potential Berne solar farm
TJA Clean Energy, which was planning to propose a solar farm in Berne that spans up to approximately 25 acres near the intersection of Switzkill and Canaday Hill roads, says that the town's newly adopted industrial-scale solar-energy facility regulations "throw a wrench" in the development process. The town's law restricts the size of solar facilities to 10 acres.
Luke Walsh's family is his A-team, sponsoring the Hilltown Dance, inviting others to come
Kindness was evident as well as enthusiasm on the dance floor Friday night. It was the fifth Hilltown Dance and its organizers are hoping more adults with disabilities will attend the monthly gathering.


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US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States was monitoring what he described as a rise in "human rights abuses" in India by some officials, in a rare direct rebuke by Washington of New Delhi"We regularly engage with our Indian partners on these shared values (of human rights) and to that end, we are monitoring some recent concerning developments in India including a rise in human rights abuses by some government, police and prison officials,Blinken's remarks came days after US Representative Ilhan Omar questioned the alleged reluctance of the US government to criticise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on human rights
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the United States was monitoring what he described as a rise in "human rights abuses" in India by some officials, in a rare direct rebuke by Washington of New Delhi.
"We regularly engage with our Indian partners on these shared values (of human rights) and to that end, we are monitoring some recent concerning developments in India including a rise in human rights abuses by some government, police and prison officials," Blinken said on Monday in a joint press briefing with US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar and Defense Minister Rajnath Singh.
Blinken did not elaborate. Singh and Jaishankar, who spoke after Blinken at the briefing, did not comment on the human rights issue.
"What does Modi need to do to India's Muslim population"
Blinken's remarks came days after US Representative Ilhan Omar questioned the alleged reluctance of the US government to criticise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government on human rights.
"What does Modi need to do to India's Muslim population before we will stop considering them a partner in peace?" Omar, who belongs to President Joe Biden's Democratic Party, said last week.
Attacks on Muslims, anti-conversion law & hijab row
Several Indian states have passed or are considering anti-conversion laws that challenge the constitutionally protected right to freedom of belief.
In 2019, the government passed a citizenship law that critics said undermined India's secular constitution by excluding Muslim migrants from neighbouring countries. The law was meant to grant Indian nationality to Buddhists, Christians, Hindus, Jains, Parsis and Sikhs who fled Afghanistan, Bangladesh and Pakistan before 2015.
In the same year, it revoked the special status of Jammu and Kashmir in a bid to fully integrate the Muslim-majority region with the rest of the country.
Recently, Karnataka banned wearing the hijab in classrooms in the state.
Atrocities on Muslims have skyrocketed in the last few years with attacks on mosques and namaz gatherings spiraling. Hate speech against Muslims and calls for genocide seems to become a norm in the country.
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This week's photo was taken at the iconic Piazza San Marco, outside the Basillica San Marco in Venice, Italy.
This side view is the first part of the Basilica you see upon entering St Marks Square. It is one of the best examples of Italo-Byzantine architecture and is famous for its opulent design and gilded interior mosaics which cover over 8500sq meters. Although only part of the Basilica is now open to the public (the rest closed to the public for preservation) – what you can see is still incredible!
And on a side note, one of my favorite things about Venice – are the pink glass streetlights – they are just so beautiful, both in daylight and lit up at night!
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Will be tagging my photos and following the #travelphototuesday.
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Q: Force protobuf-net to ignore IEnumerable/ICollection interfaces How can I get v2 of protobuf-net to ignore the fact that my class implements ICollection, IEnumerable, etc?
For this particular scenario, I only want the fields I have flagged as [ProtoMember] to be serialized.

I am currently in the process of converting from using protobuf-net v1 to using v2. I have a particular structure which is now serializing incorrectly because of the change. It looks something like the following:
[ProtoContract]
public class FileTree : ICollection<FilePath>, IEnumerable<FilePath>, IEnumerable, INotifyCollectionChanged, INotifyPropertyChanged {

    private FileTreeNode _Root;

    [ProtoMember (1)]
    public FileTreeNode Root {
        get { return _Root; }
        set { _Root = value; }
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The FileTree class was written to collapse file paths like "C:\happy.txt" "C:\history.txt" into something more like
"C:\h"
└─── "appy.txt"
└─── "istory.txt"

The structure eliminates redundancy in the path strings. So, I really don't want the FileTree class being serialized via the IEnumerable functions because then it just gets stored as "C:\happy.txt", "C:\history.txt", etc. Right now, in the serialization of a FileTree object, each path is getting print out in full.

EDIT: One last thing I should mention -- I have an On_Deserialization function in FileTree which is tagged with [ProtoAfterDeserialization]. I put a breakpoint in the function, but it is not getting hit. Is this related to the way this class is being serialized?

A: [ProtoContract(IgnoreListHandling = true)]
public class FileTree : ICollection<FilePath> ...
{ ... }

should do it. I honestly don't think I've considered callbacks on lists, since they are handled so very different to entities, but with the above that should work. Let me know if it doesn't.
From the intellisense documentation:

Gets or sets a value indicating that this type should NOT be treated as a list, even if it has familiar list-like characteristics (enumerable, add, etc)

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Every day we are shuffling! Starting tomorrow 47 bands, across various venues, will be marking the fifth annual Swindon Shuffle.
The four day festival kicks off at The Vic in Old Town with The Vic Band opening the festivities and a line-up including the Graham Mack Band and The Wildtones. On Friday Old School Tie and Coach will be two of the bands strutting their stuff for the Holmes Music stage.
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This year the festival is raising funds for the Swindon branch of the Goldenhar UK Support Group and the Wiltshire Air Ambulance.
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On Sunday there are two old favourites Kola Koca and Erin Bardwell Collective on the bill. The Ocelot stage at The Vic on Sunday from 6.30pm welcomes Hiproute, Black Sheep Apprentice, pictured, The Dacoits and Kova Me Bad. For more details visit www.swindonshuffle.co.uk.


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Episode 7 – ' Don't Let the Fly Buzz' OR 'WHAT!?!?!?'
If you need to feed your inner fat kid and feast on the analysis of the previous episode, do so here
Another huge flip in a season full of them so far. The man behind it all was Jay, exposing himself as a power player in this game. Both tribals he has been to he has been the one to manipulate the vote. Sending an apoplectic Michaela home. Was this a wise move though?
Bye Felicia
From the viewer's perspective, this was a disappointing end to the episode. Michaela was arguably the most entertaining player this season. She seemed to have strong opinion about everything and was never afraid to share it. And damn girl was funny. Tonight she also showed she was strategic, and it looks like this may have been her downfall. Jay realised that not only was she a strong challenge competitor but she was also smart. That's a double threat, but not a triple. What she didn't have going for her, in my opinion, was influence. Strategy can't help you without influence, and in that sense, she really wasn't a threat. What then could she have done to prevent this? The only thing I keep coming back to is back in episode two where Figgy's name was being thrown out there and Jay scrambled to save her. Michaela took Jay's world that Mari was going to vote Michaela out next without doing any fact checking whatsoever. Evidence that Michaela was just way too trusting of Jay. Perhaps this is a credit to Jay's social skills that Michaela felt comfortable with his word. At least after seeing how manipulative he was at tribal that night she maybe should have reassessed Jay's trustworthiness or lack thereof. She didn't, and now shes gone because of it. I guess the other thing that Jay was threatened by was the fact that she knew he had an idol. We didn't see her attempt to work with Jay to use that idol, perhaps giving Jay the impression that she was going to do with that information what she told us the viewers she would and keep it in her back pocket to use should she feel the need. Given this and her apparent emotional volatility, I can see why Jay might consider it a risk to keep her in the game. So where does this move actually leave Jay and the millennials going in to the merge?
Watching the Bonfires Burn
Though it is arguable that Michaela wasn't really in a formal alliance with Jay, I get the feeling she would have continued to vote with him and the millennials for a few more votes to come. It now seems Jay only has Will, Michelle and Taylor in his Tri-Force. So a voting block of four heading into a merged tribe of thirteen. Seven millennials to Six Gen-Xers. Those seven millenials are far from a cohesive unit though. We don't know how Hannah is going to react to being blindsided like this, (incidentally credit to Jay and Will for recognising that telling Hannah about this blindside would jeopardize its execution) but I don't think it's outside the realms of capability for Jay to smooth this move over with her. I also don't feel that Will is necessarily that loyal to Jay, we just haven't seen enough of him for me to be sure about that. It looks like Zeke and Adam could side with Ken, Jess, and David. And given that the two of them are probably feeling like they are on the bottom of the millenials, I'd imagine that they would be looking to break up the Tri-Force before they get too strong. I'd also like to think Hannah might be willing to work with them to do this. Surely Hannah realises that she is not that tight with the cool-kids. And I really can't see the Tri-Force getting any Gen-Xers on their side (maybe David, he's so erratic you just don't know what he's going to do from one episode to the next). Had they kept Michaela around then the Tri-Force + Michaela + Hannah almost would have the numbers to pick off just about whoever they liked. Michaela would be easy enough to dispatch with later once the Gen-X threats were neutralized. There's just so many moving parts in this post-merge tribe that the possibilities are almost too numerous to list.
This Guys a Narc
What about Chris, Bret and Sunday though? Surely Bret and Sunday aren't going to stick with Jay and Will. That had to be a one tribal deal right? Bretstopher is agile enough and has fingers in enough pies for them to float to wherever suits them best. If they keep Sunday with them then they are an attractive voting block for others to try and pick up. I can actually see them as a trio flipping back and forth between the Millenials and the other Gen-Xers, systematically dismantling those blocks and consequently strengthening their position. That's probably the best move for them as a group. Sunday doesn't seem to have many other options, though we don't know what Sunday's relationship with David is like and how Jess feels about Sunday given she tried to vote Jess off.
All Tied Up in a Legacy Knot
I'd like to think Ken is going to stick with Jess given he is the only one that knows about the legacy advantage, but does that legacy advantage actually make it attractive for Ken to vote her out soon without her knowing that Ken was in on that vote? We've never seen the legacy advantage before, we just have no idea how it will affect gameplay. Although Jess is a tight number for Ken and David, we assume Bretstopher is still anti-Jess. So if Ken and David want that advantage to come their way then maybe now is the time to strike to ensure that Jess blames people other than Ken and David. As far as how Jess might be able to use the legacy advantage to keep her in the game, I just don't know. Is it actually wise (or even allowable) to give it to someone else, could this build trust? We think Ken is the only person who knows that she has it, and she has promised it to him. I feel like that promise really needed to come with a caveat that she at least make it to a certain point. What about telling two people that you have it, say Jay and Chris as they seem to be influential in their own little voting blocks. She could tell Jay that he will get it if she is voted out at final 6 and tell Chris that he will get it if she is voted out at final seven? This makes them both want to keep her around at least until then, giving her time to vote them out. This is doing my head in. The legacy advantage doesn't give you any power to get to the point where the advantage can be used if nobody's knows about it, but by telling people about it you potentially put a target on your back. It would be easier to handle maybe if it was known just what the advantage was, then you could tell people that you will give them or share the advantage with them when you receive it at final five (?). I suppose you can do this not knowing what the advantage is, it would just make it a more attractive proposition if it was known. The more I think about it the more this legacy advantage throws even more unknowns into the mix. I can't wait to see how things shake out once the merge happens, hopefully we'll have a better idea who's who in the zoo.
Speaking of Jess, I found it interesting that she was assessing who between Adam and Taylor might actually be more reliable for her game and her alliance. Though I personally cringed at the thought that she might choose Taylor over Adam, it certainly is promising that she is thinking this way, enough to have a conversation with Taylor that might make him think that he is in with them and vice versa, it was some clever thinking, I like that she is keeping her options open. As is Adam. It was great to see him early in the episode take the time to talk to Taylor and apologise, not for the move itself, but for how the move had left Taylor. It may not have made them best friends, but it may have softened the blow a little and helped Adam get a jury vote from Taylor if it came down to it.
I couldn't end this post without mentioning that we saw some political discussion this episode, however brief. As far as I'm aware this is the first time we have seen such discussion broadcast on Survivor, and I imagine this is reflective of both the theme of the season, but more interestingly, of the political climate the USA currently finds itself in. To my knowledge (as an Australian) there has never been a more contentious US presidential race. I liked that they chose to show it, I'd like to see more of this in the future. Anyway, I'll leave you with that tidbit, we've really been all over the place in this post, the smorgasbord has made me gassy. I got nothing else for you, head back to camp.
Episode 6 – 'Ditched at the Altar' OR 'Fonytail (like figtails but there's only one tail, I'm sorry)'
Episode 9 – 'Surf and Turf' OR 'In a Jar'


Today was very productive day after a week of event planning. I caught up on laundry and cleaned the entire house. The hubby and I watched the third Divergent movie while putting clothes away. The boys even got their room cleaned. Trevor did his daily chores and Jax got in a nap all before 3:00! We decided to head outside for a hike. It was such a nice day. We've had a really wonderful weekend when it comes to weather. Yesterday was in the 60s! We spent yesterday at Camp Fair, the magazine's annual event showcasing camps from the Tri-state area & beyond! It was amazing. Check me out at Camp Fair with my friend Simon below!
Last year I attended Camp Fair as an attendee. I just had my first interview with the company. I remember hoping and praying for this job. I never wanted something more in my life. Last year I was working from home, providing in home daycare to local families. I absolutely loved my daycare kids…just like they were my own! I miss them everyday! Not to mention, I got to wear pajamas as a uniform! Although I got to stay home with the boys, the downside to it all was I was always stuck in the house & planning my days around 7 other families schedules. I wasn't looking to return to work, but I happened to see a Facebook post from Cincinnati Family Magazine looking for a mom who wanted to take care her family and work a flexible sales job. —Hello 🙋🏼 this girl! With very little sales experience, no college education, and a 2 year lull on my resume…I emailed my resume into the publisher. I believed I could do it just as well as anyone else.
A year later & here I am…almost a full year in working the most amazing, flexible, creative job that makes my heart explode with joy…most days! When I got hired I was told, on paper, I was the least qualified who applied…my confidence combined with prayers, positivity, and good vibes must have been visible to my publisher. He said he believed in me & that's why I got the job over anyone else. I believed in myself so hard I made someone else believe in me too…that's just magical!
Life is kind of like a series of casting spells. You see what you want, keep your eye on the prize, a swish and a flick of your magic wand (hustle hard), the right magic words (positive affirmations)…and just like that…we can make our dreams come true!
We are the wizards of our destiny. The power is in our hands…our minds.
After looking at him like he was a 3 headed dog…I said "My tiny muggle, it is now time." We are all snuggled up watching Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone for the first time as a family. Trevor has his magic wand in hand while he giggles at the chocolate frog jumping to conclusions out of the train.
you believe it and you can achieve it!


Here's a little bit of background about how this idea originated. Recently, my daughter's beloved pet got stained. Not even my daughter remembers how it happened (or don't want to remember). I tried harsh products, acetone and nothing works.
Then I saw my daughter playing with pipe cleaners, she was making some scarfs for her little puppy, she loves the texture and she says a fluffy scarf is a fancy accessory. And that's how I came up with this idea. I hope you'll like it as much as I do !
It's better if the pipe cleaner is the same colour of the area you'll cover.
Start by cutting the hairs of the pipe cleaner, first cut the strands in half, then cut it as close to the wire as possible.
Use the clear nail polish to put a little drop on about 1cm.
Immediately take a little bit of fluff, and lightly press it into that spot.
Repeat until you finish the area.
Because the nail polish isn't directly exposed to the air it will take longer to dry than when you paint your nails.
Rub lightly the furry parts, some fluff will fall down and you might see bald spots.
Glue more fluff where needed. Repeat gluing, waiting, rubbing until all the surface is well covered.
That's it now you have a furry pet that will bring hours of fun to the kids!


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Cardiff Business School - CARBS
Geography And Planning - GEOPL
Research & Innovation Services - RESIS
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Semiconductors - Transport (Materials Synthesis and Growth)
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Exploring cancer patients� expectations and experiences of Proton Beam Therapy in the UK (01/09/2021 - 31/10/2022)
Sivell, Stephanie
An action research project to develop and evaluate a new model of therapy led MDT meetings and integrated care pathways for patients at a specialist cancer treatment centre (01/09/2021 - 31/08/2022)
Harrop, Emily
Trans in Translation: Multilingual practices and local/global gender and sexuality discourses in Polish transition narratives (01/09/2021 - 31/08/2023)
Exploring strategies to support adolescents and young adults returning to work and education following the completion of cancer treatment (01/09/2021 - 01/09/2023)
Davies, Jane
Many diasporas from one transnational Italy (01/08/2021 - 31/07/2023)
CoA: Future forages: Implications of forage adaption to climate change for ruminant production (01/07/2021 - 30/09/2021)
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Graham, Kim
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CoA: Robust Extra Low Cost Nano-grids (RELCON) (01/05/2021 - 30/09/2021)
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Directed evolution to expand the targeting capacity of precision virotherapies (01/04/2021 - 31/03/2022)
Parker, Alan
Detecting election irregularities with machine learning for visual data (01/04/2021 - 31/03/2022)
Arnold, Christian
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UKRI CoA: Reef refugia out of the shadows: dynamics of marginal coral reef ecosystems over the past 30 million years in the coral triangle (31/03/2021 - 30/09/2021)
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What is the Impact of Brexit on the Money Transfer Sector?
The UK, and London in particular, has long been a global hub for fintech businesses; it's worth is reported to be £7 million, and it employs close to 60,000 individuals. Et, ever since the shock Brexit decision last June, businesses have been questioning how leaving the EU is going to affect their business.
There is anticipation with regards to the shortage of talent, the looming changes to data regulations and intellectual property law across the entire fintech sector, but as a remittance firm, there are further challenges to navigate through.
Brexit disrupted international transfers by almost immediately increasing the volatility of exchange rates because of the doubt that shrouded the UK's ongoing relationships and trade associations with the European Union. For business making international transfers, it's critical that they remain in control of their payments, as the rates fluctuate – it becomes difficult to maintain clear visibility.
The UK's remittance market is being impacted as we are already experiencing a decrease in the amount of money being sent; again, the inconsistent exchange rates result in recipients receiving less. This is going to have an impact on the global economy – for 25 of the countries that are in receipt of the largest amount of remittance, this equates to 10% of the GDP.
SEPA compliance is also being pulled into question, once we leave the EU, there is every chance that the SEPA rules will no longer be applicable to remittance and money transfer firms based in the UK. This is undoubtedly going to impact these organisations who are using UK domiciled bank accounts to pay and collect funds and support money transfer corridors. The possible SEPA benefits that we could lose include paying fees at domestic rates and processing times. However, as the UK could remain as part of the EFTA or EEA, it's possible that we could continue to be a part of the payments area and take advantage of its benefits.
Britain could also decide to opt into the Payment Service Directive (PSD2), which will open up the payments landscape across the EU member states and those within EEA or EFTA initiatives. This is on track for implementation in January 2018, and it's likely that we will still be a part of the EU by then; the Government has committed its unwavering support for the UK fintech industry, wanting to maintain its global leader status, so I forecast that we will remain as part of the PSD2 initiative, because of the improvements it will make to customer experience of financial services.
Despite exiting the EU, trade will continue with its member states, and by seizing opportunities with other nations further afield, the need for efficient, cost-effective and secure international payment increases. This, in turn, creates further demand for transfer and payment platforms that are adept at handling multiple international payments. Those firms that have relied on passporting may need to consider opening EU operations to continue to retain their access rights; experts have forecasted that EU officials will use banking passporting as a bargaining chip in negotiations because of how integral it is to the continued success of our fintech sector.
Without any solid evidence on the changes to current legislation and regulation, it's time to sit back, take stock of the current state of play and ensure business compliance is fully transparent to meet the new potential new wave of stringent regulation.


Getting sick plain out stinks. So don't. Get Echinacea.
Most people I know may have heard of echinacea before, but they don't know much about it. For over a decade now, I've used it to fight colds and flu. But here's the thing, you don't fight off the symptoms of the colds and sickness, you simply never get sick in the first place, and I have used it with almost complete success for a long time. But there is a secret to using echinacea.
So I'm going to start out the New Year by giving up a seriously well-kept secret. I don't know why it's a secret; it shouldn't be. I don't even recall how I learned about this wonder-herb, but luckily for me, the person who divulged the herb to me, also thought it pertinent to tell me how to use it.
Echinacea is a flowering plant in the daisy family found only in eastern and central North America – lucky us. The leaves and flowers are edible and the plant, in its entirety, have been used in medicinal tinctures for longer than any of us have been alive.
Now if you go online and read about echinacea, you will come across a great variance of information; some pro and some con, but I will tell you only of my experience with it and what has worked for me. As with any drug, herb or substance you are not familiar with, proceed with as much information as you can.
I have never had any sort of reaction but awesomeness from echinacea.
Echinacea is not to be used like a vitamin. Your body will quickly build a tolerance for it and you will not receive the plant's vital qualities when you need them. So here is my criteria for administering the herb.
First, keep it on-hand. It's cheap and readily available at your grocery store, and no, I have seen no difference in the effectiveness of any one brand over any other. In fact, I would recommend always using different brands of products, once you use up a container, for varying reasons. I like to get a new bottle every year.
Second, only use echinacea if you have been in contact with a sick person. Do not use it as a daily supplement. It will not hurt you to do so, but as already has been stated, the herb will lose its effectiveness if this is done.
So here is what I would recommend. Let's say you and the family have been visiting friends or neighbors over the holidays, and their 'little Johnny' was feverish and you could actually see the germs flying towards you while you celebrated with your friends. As soon as you get home, take one pill, or however many the brand you select says is a single dose, and eat a little something with it. Do this with each meal, at least 3 times a day for the next 3 days. Do not delay, if you don't have it at home, stop and get it on the way back. Don't wait one meal, or the germs will certainly do their job.
I have, a few times, woke up in the morning with a sore throat (sinus draining) and hadn't known I'd come across a sick person (probably random contact with a door knob) and started the above treatment and staved the cold off. Once I did that a few times I was a serious believer. However, if I had waited a day to start taking the herb, I am sure it would have been a waste.
That's it. It really is that simple. I hope this helps!


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Q: Library in Ubuntu to get the name of current windows open similar to win32gui Is there any library in Ubuntu to know the names of current windows open, similar to win32gui in Windows?

A: wmctrl -l should do the job
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Here is Tnsports360's weekly update of baseball players from Austin Peay and the Clarksville area and how are they playing this season.
J. Ellis, a right-handed catcher for the San Diego Padres, had eight at bats over the past seven days. He didn't have a hit but had a walk.
Shawn Kelley, a pitcher for the Washington Nationals, threw four innings over the past week. He struck out two while giving up one hit with an ERA of .000.
Alex Robles, a right-handed third baseman for the Elizabethton Twins, has been to the plate 22 times over the past seven days. He had nine hits, five RBIs, two runs, a walk and five strikeouts.
Wes Parsons, pitcher for the Gwinnett Stripers, picked up a win, throwing seven innings over the past week. Parsons struck out six batters, gave up five hits, and two walks with an ERA of 2.98.
Alec Mills, a right-handed for the Iowa Cubs, pitcher in 2.1 innings and took a loss over the past seven days. In 2.1 innings, Mills gave up five hits, struck out three batters, walked four, and gave up five earned runs with an ERA of 5.06.
Scooter Hightower, a right-handed pitcher who plays for the Altoona Curve, pitched in 3.2 innings over the past week. He struck out six batters, gave up five hits, along with three earned runs with an ERA of 7.36.
Casey Delgado, pitcher for the Southern Maryland Blue Crabs, pitched six innings and was credited with a save over the past seven days. In six innings pitched, he struck out five batters, gave up four hits, allowed three earned runs with an ERA of .450.
Ryne Harper, a right-handed pitcher for the Chattanooga Lookouts, pitched in 3.2 innings over the past week. He struck out seven batters, gave up five hits, and four earned runs with an ERA of 3.38.


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UCSB Town Forum to Look at Cloning and Stem Cells
By Bill Schlotter
Reacting to the creation of cloned human embryos in a Massachusetts laboratory last year, the Bush administration announced its opposition to all forms of human cloning.
But many scientists say that a total ban will unnecessarily handicap legitimate American scientific research.
David Kohl, a professor of biology at UC Santa Barbara, will review the debate in "Cloning and Stem Cells: Why All the Fuss," a UCSB Affiliates Town Forum lecture Tuesday, April 23.
The lecture begins at 5:30 p.m. and will be held in the First Presbyterian Church, 21 East Constance Ave. in Santa Barbara.
Tickets are $5 for Affiliates and Chancellor's Council members and $8 for the general public. Advance registration is required and can be made by calling the UCSB Office of Community Relations at 893-4388.
Kohl, who joined the UCSB Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology in 1969, earned a Ph.D. in developmental biology at the State University of New York at Buffalo and spent two years as a postdoctoral fellow at the Beatson Institute for Cancer Research in Scotland.
His talk will provide an elementary overview of cloning and stem cell research as well as the ethical, religious and political controversies they have provoked.


Provide comfort for the family of Michael Whitney with a meaningful gesture of sympathy.
Michael Ray Whitney, age 77, of Stoughton and Sun Lakes, AZ, journeyed to his heavenly home on Sunday January 20th, 2019. He was born Dec. 30th, 1941 in Mankato, MN, the son of George & Doris Whitney of Delavan, MN. He attended Delavan High School where he graduated in 1959. At age 17, he joined the U.S. Marine Corps and was trained as a drummer. He spent the remainder of his 4-year hitch performing in the U.S. Marine Corps Drum & Bugle Team, based in Hawaii & touring the Far East and Australia. In 1963 he enrolled in the University of Minnesota as a music major, graduating in 1967. He worked his way through college by performing in night clubs in Minneapolis. While in college he met another drummer, Carol DiGiovanni and they married in 1965. They had 3 daughters, Christine, April, & Kimberly. The marriage ended in divorce in 1975. Following college, Michael continued performing in various bands & in 1972 was selected by the Hollywood USO for a tour of Viet Nam & Thailand to entertain the troops. Michael entered the insurance business in 1975, becoming a Division Manager for Physicians Mutual & relocated to Madison, WI, where he served for 16 years before becoming an independent financial advisor in that city. While in Madison he became civically active as President of the Optimist Club of Madison and was instrumental in forming 5 new Optimist Clubs. He also became a Free & Accepted Mason, where He served as Master of Madison Lodge #5 & Thrice Potent Master of The Scottish Rite. In 1983 he married Stella Kleiboer who had 3 children, Rodney, Jason & Heather. They lived in Stoughton until 2001 when Stella developed COPD, causing them to move to Arizona for her health. They would continue to spend summers in Edgerton until Stella's death in 2011. Following her death, Michael continued spending winters in Arizona where he had been active in Shriners activities since 2001. He played drums with the Phoenix Shrine Band & became Director in 2014. He also played in the Shrine Drum & Bugle Corps & served several years as President of the Sun Lakes Shrine Club. In 2014 Michael married Carmelita Olmedo, whom he had brought to the United States from the Philippines after a 2-year courtship.
They continued living in Arizona for the winters and Wisconsin for the summers until his death.
He is survived by his wife, Carmelita; his daughters, Christine, of Hudson, FL., April, of Bothell, WA, and Kimberly, of Bloomington, MN; his stepsons, Rodney, of Evansville, and Jason, of Edgerton; his grandchildren, Loren, Zurich, Whitney, & Ashley; his step-grandchildren, Ricky, Andrew, Nathan, Hannah, Nick, Khloe, Paul, John, Kurt, & Kirby; his step great-grandchild, Amara; and his beloved companion, Pixie.
A Masonic Service will be held at 12:00 P.M. on Tuesday, February 5, 2019 at the WHITCOMB-LYNCH FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES. Burial will follow in Lutheran South Cemetery, Stoughton. Visitation will be from 11:00 A.M. until 12:00 P.M. on Tuesday at the FUNERAL HOME. As per Michael's wishes, a grand Celebration of Life will take place at a later date.
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Thousand Hills Cattle Company, Bob and Cheryl Paris, and others have sent flowers to the family of Michael Ray Whitney.
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Thousand Hills Cattle Company purchased the Medium Dish Garden for the family of Michael Whitney.
Lived by Mike at Leisure Estates what a good friend he was, his wife Stella and Carmelita and of course Pixie. He will truly be missed by all.
Bob and Cheryl Paris purchased flowers for the family of Michael Whitney.


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Rafael Nadal readies for Ronaldo poker 'duel' – with some Q&A on the side!
Rafael Nadal responds to some #AskRafa tweets from fans
Rafael Nadal Photo: PokerStars
Fans of Rafael Nadal had a chance to catch up with their hero—this time away from the tennis court—when he took on 'The World' in an online poker challenge.
Nadal is set to play fellow PokerStars ambassador, Brazilian football legend Ronaldo, in a live head-to-head match—dubbed 'The Duel'—in London on 6 November, and he warmed up by pitting himself against all-comers both on the poker table and on Twitter.
The Grand Slam champion has proven himself to be a dab hand at poker: In three previous contests, he had beaten 'The World', and it's easy to see why.
This was a Nadal far removed from the intense, deadly serious man who takes on the opposition with his tennis racket. In front of the computer screen, he did not take the smile off his face for the entire hour that he exchanged banter with his co-host while simultaneously played an ever-changing array of opponents.
Apart from personal pride, though, Nadal did have another incentive to do well: a $100 donation to Care International for every point he scored—though on this occasion, he cam out the loser.
Along the way, he also managed to field, in English, a few of the hundreds of #AskRafa tweets that plied his timeline—though in truth, the mind of the multi-tasking Nadal was elsewhere!
So what did we find out?
Careers after tennis?
"I am starting an academy in Majorca, which will be ready in a year and a half. And I have different things I want to enjoy, different experiences. I'm lucky to have a father who is always helping me to plan things for the future: I'm not a person who will do nothing. But at the moment, I am enjoying my tennis career."
The importance of big rivals?
"Well, it's better to have easy rivals!"
Most satisfying matches?
"The final of the Davis Cup in 2004" [In Nadal's first DC season, at age 18, he beat Andy Roddick, 6-7, 6-2, 7-6, 6-2: Spain would take the title when Carlos Moya sealed the fourth rubber.]
"Final of Wimbledon 2008" [He beat Roger Federer in five sets in one of the most famous matches between the two superstars.]
"And the final of the Australian Open in 2012—yes, even though I lost!" [Nadal went down to Novak Djokovic, 7-5, 4-6, 2-6, 7-6, 5-7, after almost six hours—a match so gruelling that the two men needed chairs for the award ceremony.]
"Every Grand Slam I won was very emotional for me, and a few Masters… it's difficult to say one. But I say always feel Roland Garros is more special than any other… nine is much more than I ever dreamed."
Favourite food?
"Seafood… all kinds."
One part of your game you wish you could improve?
"The serve. It is a very important part and can make a big impact. Playing with a serve like mine, you have to play a long time, and under a lot of pressure. I have tried my whole career, but you have some things that are more natural and some more difficult, and serving was a bit tough for me. I think it has improved, but…"
And the hardest serve to face?
"Ivo Karlovic."
Best poker player on the tennis tour?
"Marc Lopez—my very good friend."
Who would you pay to watch play?
"Federer against Djokovic… Yes, I did see them in Shanghai: Roger was playing really well."
Roger Federer: The renaissance of a 'half-broken' man
Nikolay Davydenko: no more whip-cracking tennis from retiring Russian


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Home » News & Events » Buyers flock to West Yorkshire retirement homes
Buyers flock to West Yorkshire retirement homes
We have sold five properties to the over 55s in the last month alone, following a surge in demand for purpose-built retirement homes.
Czajka Care Group owns and operates Fairmount Park in Nab Wood and Currergate Mews in Steeton – which is conveniently located between Skipton and Keighley. Konrad Czajka, managing director at Czajka Care Group, explained: "These developments have always been popular, but over the last three months we have had a significant increase in people wanting to move into our homes due to the location, property styles, leisure facilities and support available.
"We currently have no availability at Currergate Mews having just sold our last property there. There are four sales going through at Fairmount Park, and only two first floor apartments available for sale, both priced at £180,000."
Mr Peter Cox and his wife Carole have recently purchased a home at Fairmount Park. Peter said: "We can't speak highly enough of Fairmount Park and Czajka Care Group. With a two-year waiting list for the houses, we first started speaking to Konrad and the team three years ago and rented an apartment before buying.
"We have spent the last 23 years travelling the world, after retiring and selling our home and business in Suffolk. We have visited 68 countries, travelling independently mostly in South America, Asia and India, and we spent 10 years travelling around Australia by 4-wheel drive vehicle and semi off-road caravan. For the last seven years we have spent a lot of time at our holiday apartment on the Costa del Sol, but due to Brexit we wanted to buy in the UK to settle near to our family.
"With family in Roundhay, Leeds we knew we wanted to come to Yorkshire. We spent a lot of time looking for our new home for the second phase of our retirement and nothing compared to what Fairmount Park had to offer.
"In Australia and America, it's common place to have retirement developments with leisure facilities and a real sense of community, alongside longer-term extended care offerings for later in life, but in the UK it's more unusual. Fairmount Park really stood out to us – it's immaculate and because it's privately owned and run everyone takes ownership and pride in the place. Konrad and his team kept in contact with us over the years whilst we were in Spain and kept us fully informed of availability.
"By renting the apartment it was ideal for when we came back from our travels to visit family and it also gave us the chance to get to know everyone here. It was a good test bed for us and helped us to be 100% certain it was where we wanted to live. This year, a two-bedroom house became available, as the previous owner wanted to downsize into an apartment. We stayed in the apartment whilst we oversaw a complete internal renovation of the house and my wife enjoyed choosing all the décor, bathroom fittings and kitchen. We were able to oversee everything from our apartment and could not fault the team, who managed the whole process for us.
"We really love our new home, and with a south facing patio looking onto the impressive bowling green, we can enjoy a glass or two of fizz in the sunshine with a great view! We have really nice neighbours, lovely staff on-site and of course the delightful swimming pool and leisure facilities at The Clubhouse. It has been a great move for us. We are now in our 70's and really looking forward to this next part of our retirement together."
Konrad added: "Peter and Carole are a fascinating couple who have independently travelled the world and they have taken a very practical approach to finding a home close to family, with all the facilities and services they want now and in the future.
"Homes at Fairmount Park don't come on the market very often, so anyone aged over 55 who is looking for a retirement property, should book an appointment to view the only two available apartments. The houses are very sought after and we currently have none for sale, but we are adding names to our waiting list."
Anyone wanting further information about Fairmount Park can call 01274 599564


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