Menu: Family is great. Big families even more so. An uncle and cousin arrived in the wee hours to begin the pork roast smoking out in the field. A local outfit catered the cake and side dishes.
I ordered wee wood people from the Etsy shop, Goose Grease, to create a cake topper. (See DIY Wedding Cake Topper here).
Back Yard Flora: My daughter asked a neighboring farmer permission to cut two dozen stalks of cotton. I got up early the day of the wedding and cut flowers and herbs from our backyard. To keep the flowers fresh, I placed them in 5-gallon buckets, half filled with water.
Cut an assortment of flora from your backyard – even those at the last bloom are still colorful.
Herbs, ornamental grasses, wheat stalks all add filler to floral vases.
Ask a local farmer permission to cut the cotton stalks left over from his harvest. The look is very unique when paired with an assortment of cut flowers.
Cut and use flora as they dry on the stem (i.e. hydrangeas).
Floral Containers: We used antique aqua Atlas canning jars and vegetable and coffee tin cans. To unite them as a theme, we tied raffia around each.
Find inexpensive antique or new canning jars and tie with raffia.
Save vegetable or coffee tin cans, tie with raffia.
Buy inexpensive vases from the Dollar Store.
Tablescape: We used my vintage tablecloth collection and borrowed more from aunts. We placed an antique canning jar or a medium-sized tin can filled with backyard flora, a 'kissing bell' and two ten-hour votives in the center of each table. We had planned to use wood circular 'chargers' as center pieces, but they mildewed before we could use them.
To save time and money, purchase bulk votives already in glass containers.
Scour thrift stores, the Salvation Army, Goodwill for assorted 'kissing' bells.
Vintage tablecloths. Don't worry about size or color, but do look for major imperfections.
Tree stump used as stools, tables, or 1-2″ tall table 'chargers'. Many local tree cutting companies will provide 'you carry' stumps for free if they are available. We loaded our free stumps from a local park which had trimmed the trees.
Scour Craigslist for 'free stuff'.
Candy Buffet: We purchased cheap Wal-Mart candy jars and 'vintage style' candies in bulk. Brianne and her sister, Dylann, crafted small candy bags and placed them inside a vintage Lane cedar box that an aunt had given Brianne when she graduated from high school.
Guest Book Idea: My husband painted an old mailbox with two coats of milk paint. When dried, my daughter painted, "P.S. I ♥ U" on the front. An aunt cut 8×11 cardstock into quarters, and then scalloped one edge of each with a hole punch. We stamped each sheet of card stock with, "Share your thoughts, well wishes and advice." Colorful pens were left placed in an antique canning jar. To make sure guests knew what to do we printed and framed a sign. This was a B-I-G hit!
Gift Cards: One of my picnic baskets fit in quite well for gift cards. Scalloped cardstock and glitter letters were strung on twine and tied to the basket.
Wedding Ceremony Arch: My daughter and son-in-law cut wild bamboo and carted it home. "Dad, can you make us a ceremony arch?" Undeterred, my husband created a rectangular arch from the found bamboo. I added 'ribbons' of blue, teal and white tulle, blue fabric, and burlap to the back support arch. (See DIY Bamboo Wedding Ceremony Arch here). The officiate and new family used a hay stack covered with a vintage tablecloth for their Sand Ceremony table.
Construct a simple rectangle ceremony arch from discarded tree branches or hardware store bamboo lengths. Maybe you'll get lucky to find wild bamboo growing out in the open country.
Wrap the back top support bar of ceremony arch with assorted widths of long strips of white and colored tulle, fabrics, ribbons, and/or burlap.
Wrap tulle across front support beam, hang a white baby's breath wreath in the center.
Wrap the ceremony arch top supports with grapevine or floral swags.
Guest Seating/Aisle: A friend of my son-in-law donated the hay stack bales for seating and decoration. Brianne and I scoured thrift stores for $2-$5 afghans and blankets for seating and decoration. We found the cut wood stumps at a local park and used coffee tin cans filled with mums to line the aisle. After the wedding, the mums went into the ground.
We also used colorful Adirondack chairs and stumps around the fire pit later in the evening.
Hay versus Straw bales. Use straw (a byproduct of harvest) instead of the more expensive feed hay.
Cover bales with thrift store afghans, quilts, blankets, and/or vintage sheets.
Spiff up a basic metal folding chair by tying a simple colorful tulle ribbon onto the back support.
Tree stumps can be used as end aisle markers, stools, or tables. Many local tree cutting companies will provide 'you carry' stumps for free if they are available. We loaded our free stumps from a local park which had trimmed the trees.
Photography & Music: An aunt recruited a friend and amateur photographer, planning to return the favor. We gave the photographer a list of 'must have' photos of this special day.
Use an iPod DJ or ask a friend.
Print and frame an "I ♥ SPY" sign to leave next to the Guest Book table. This fun sign asks guests to take photos with their cameras, mobiles, iPads, etc. We left a small basket with the URL for our photo upload website.
The kids had great fun using the Morale, Welfare & Recreation bounce house and playing in the sandbox and getting their face's painted by older cousins. Adults played horseshoes and sat around the fire pit.
Setup horseshoes and/or corn hole games.
Create a kid's paly area: sandbox and shovels, bubbles, face paint, crafts, etc.
Setup a fire pit and pass out heart-shaped sparklers. (Adult supervison needed).
It can be expensive, but sometmes you can find a Groupon deal for photo booths. Find cheap costume ideas at thrift stores or go online to print out DIY props.
Guest Favors: Favors can really add very quickly! We bought new canning jars from the hardware store, not sure what we were going to put in them. An aunt and uncle saved the day by suggesting home made applesauce. We visited their small gentleman's farm to spend the day picking, washing, paring, cooking and caning yummy applesauce. We covered the jars with printed cotton fabrics, tied with twine. An added touch was hand crafted thank you tags.
We chronicled our day and posted photos of our visit to Aunt and Uncle's farm.
Fill small canning jars with M & M candies, potpourri bought in bulk from a craft supply store, a votive placed in sand, homemade cookie or cocoa mix. The ideas are endless.
Thank you tags can be home made. Buy small tags, a stamp pad and a "thank you" stamp, or use a small heart-shaped hole punch to add flair, or use twine to secure the tag to the favor. Again, the ideas are endless.
So, YES, a DIY WEDDING is a LOT of WORK!
But, WELL WORTH the time and effort DIY takes!
…AND…most importantly, work with what you have, borrow if possible, make a trade, be willing to compromise. Chances are that a compromise will save you money and NO ONE will even notice!


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The Speedway is up and running. I visited its new owner and he cleaned it up and put it back together. Dave said it runs fast and wheelies easily. This weekend it will go to a swap meet where he hopes to sell it to some of the Speedway snowmobile guys. I hope you make a few bucks Dave. I have never had an item get as many hits in a week as that mini bike did on eBay. Over 700! You Speedway guys are fiends! Here are the latest pics of it.
I registered with wildguzzi.com in their forum section and got some awesome feedback on the cafe project. Many thanks to anyone that reads this from that forum. Please feel free to join this one and give me some advice. I can see a much clearer picture now and have a lead on a 850 that is not too far away for reasonable money to use as a donor. I still like the idea of using my running bike for the donor tho'.
I also picked up a couple of cool little bikes. One was a CL100S. They only made them for a like 3 years. This one has sat since 1979 and has like 159 miles on it. It is rough tho because first it sat in a barn then in a basement. But it has awesome compression! I will put a few pics up soon. I may try to get it to kick over this weekend, maybe not.
I am in the process of adding a classifieds page to this site. Please give me some feedback on this. You can comment here of use the link to my email on my home page. It will be free and I want to put in mostly vintage stuff.
A forum is in the works too. Please weigh in so I know what works and what does not. Have a great weekend and, Please, ride safe!
Here are the promised pics. I took them on my cell and except for the partial finger in the picture they came out ok. I have all the missing pieces (i hope). I am hoping to maybe use the SP1000 drive train in this bike. Anyone know if it will work? Please email me. I like the mustard yellow paint on the tank. I may keep that!
I sold the 76 CB550 Four today and dragged home a 76 Moto Guzzi 850 T3. I think it will be a better candidate for the cafe project. Thanks to Don for selling me his long held bike. I promised I wouldn't part it out so now I am looking for another for parts to fix this one. It is rough but has tons of promise. I just got back from picking it up and it's after midnight so I have to go to bed to stay out of trouble with the wifey. I will probably post a few pics tomorrow when I unload it. Dave, if you read this before I talk to you tomorrow I will need your expertise on this.
Finally a couple of pics!
Here are the promised picks. The bike is very dirty and I have since cleaned it but have been riding it too much to take better pics. Took the front crash bar off since this pic was taken. I am in the process of sourcing parts to transform it into a cafe bike. Anyone have any ideas?
The Guzzi is coming along. I took all the saddle bags off, the crash bars/highway bars, the rack on the back with the duffle bag bolted to it. I detailed it and rode it for about 25 miles. It needs the carbs cleaned. I wonder who can do that???????? I will post picks of it over the weekend. Now I need to find a solo seat for it. It is registered now and I am legal for a change.
To all who bid on the minibike: Thanks for your bids. I ended up selling it to a local bidder for the reserve price. I will pass on your requests for individual pieces but I believe that he is going to restore it. Look for pics down the road of it.
I have the 84 510 TE completely disassembled so look for the rest of the parts on eBay soon.
Picked up what I think is a rare 1970 Speedway Scarab minibike. Here's a bunch of random pics. I'll post more in the next day or so for my eBay customers that are bidding on it. Don't you love the tank? Can anyone tell me anything about it?


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Jeff Marker never sought to be a leader among his higher education colleagues.
"For a lot of my life, I was in denial about serving in a leadership capacity," Marker said. "I just wanted to teach my classes and write my movie reviews."
But when University of North Georgia (UNG) administrators approached him about the job as the head of the Department of Communication, Media and Journalism (CMJ), he accepted.
"I took the job out of self-preservation and preservation for the whole department," Marker said, explaining the job opening happened as Gainesville State College and North Georgia College and State University were consolidating into UNG. "We didn't know what was going to happen. We could have been split into another department. And I saw an opportunity to keep us together and build our department."
Assembling a well-rounded and renowned CMJ department is exactly what Marker helped do.
In spring 2014, the department launched its Bachelor of Arts degree in communication. In fall 2014, it unveiled the Bachelor of Science degree in film and digital media. One year later, a handful of
CMJ students graduated with bachelor's degrees. Before then, students could only graduate with an associate degree from the CMJ department.
"By spring 2016, we had more bachelor's majors than associate majors," Marker said. "We changed from being a transfer program to a destination program."
Since then, the number of CMJ graduates have increased slowly and steadily. In spring 2015, CMJ had 14 students graduate with a bachelor's degree in communications. In spring 2018, the department had 33 students graduate, marking a 135 percent increase.
Marker also explained just as many students graduate in the fall with the bachelor's degree as in the spring. Nine students graduated in fall 2015 while 28 graduated in fall 2017, which is a 211 percent increase. This fall, CMJ is on track to graduate 45, he said.
"It makes me feel pretty good," Marker said. "It means we are not just attracting students, it means we are retaining them and graduating them here at UNG."
The associate professor of film credits the faculty and staff of the CMJ department with its success.
"We don't have only academics in the department," Marker said. "We have people making films and creating content. They are bringing their network of connections to our students."
Connecting students to professionals in the communications, film and journalism industries is one element of the department's mission. Marker explained the department also shares its curriculum ideas with industry professionals to ensure UNG educators are teaching students the most up-to-date skills.
With that knowledge, UNG students receive hands-on experiences through the classroom, internships and referrals to put their skills into practice. And the students succeed.
"I have to give some recognition to our students," Marker said. "They come in with a great work ethic. Our industry contacts who work with our students tell us how much harder our students work compared to other institutions. That's not tactful, but that's the truth."
Graduates finding employment in the film and television industry seem to verify that statement.
For example, Kevin Eagleson was one of the first graduates from film and digital media in 2015. As a lighting and grip specialist, he earned membership in the union and has been working steadily as a set lighting technician and key grip.
In 2017, Kristina Kromer worked at Moonshine Post-Production as an intern and was hired full-time after graduating in the spring. In the fall 2017, Melissa Simpson graduated after helping found the Georgia Film Festival as a student. Since then, she has since worked as the creative director for TERMINUS Conference + Festival and is now associate director of the Rome International Film Festival. She also works as a production coordinator on independent film productions.
Most recently, Viktoria Capek graduated from the multimedia journalism program in spring 2018 and became a reporter and photojournalist for FOX 21 News, a Fox affiliate in Duluth, Minnesota. She is an on-air reporter who pitches, writes, films, and edits her own segments.
Marker attributes these successes to the forethought of his colleagues about the changes happening in the communication, media and journalism fields. They were also aware of the tax incentives Georgia implemented to attract TV and movie companies to the state.
"We wanted to build a department that mirrored the real marketplace," he said. "That was a key decision early on."
The decision proved fruitful, and Marker helped lead the way. But it still doesn't top the experience of seeing the students succeed.
"I really love hearing our graduates are doing exciting things," Marker said.
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For Aimée Tomlinson, teaching is in her DNA. She was drawn to the field of chemistry as a young child, having developed a love of math and science. Tomlinson even conducted her own experiments, much
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It's been a while since the last installment of these Fortnightly(-in-name-only) Round-up posts, so I'm going to ease my way back into it by posting some happy snaps of food highlights that I've had about town since my return from Singapore and Hong Kong (related posts coming soon, honest).
On my morning coffee run about a month ago, I noticed that the Japanese restaurant at 17 Liverpool Street formerly known as Aka Tombo had re-opened as Shimbashi Soba & Sake Bar, and the chef was standing in the front window making soba by hand - kneading, rolling and chopping. Chef Taka-san makes their soba fresh from organic ingredients every morning, and again in the afternoon if supplies are running low. Read Lauren's blog post on Footscray Food Blog for a more detailed description of the process.
My favourite way to eat Shimbashi's soba is as soba seiro, served chilled on a mat alongside spring onions, wasabi and a dipping sauce known as tsuyu. At the end of the meal be sure to ask for the soba-yu (the liquid the soba have been cooked in): add it to the leftover tsuyu and drink it like a soup.
While we're talking Japanese food: I've written before about my love of the tsuke sashimi salad at Purple Peanuts on Collins Street. What I discovered recently is that I like it even better with brown rice ($1 surcharge) instead of white. Their house-made matcha chocolate is also very very good, the green tea tannins nicely balancing out the white chocolate sweetness.
A sensational salad of burrata, broad beans, olives and mint that I was lucky enough to enjoy at my aunt Paola's house a few weeks ago (recipe on her blog Italy on my Mind).
One of the new dishes on the Dainty Sichuan menu is the cumin chilli rabbit, a variant on the cumin lamb slices (my favourite Dainty dish, narrowly beating the fish flavoured eggplant). As delicious as the rabbit was, the fiddliness with bunny bones means I'll be back on the lamb slices next time. We also braved the dish entitled "boiling fish in golden basin" for the first time: while it arrived looking completely TERRIFYING, bubbling like magma from Mount Doom, the slices of fish that were sieved out turned out to have a surprisingly mild and delicate - well, relatively speaking - flavour. Recommended!
Walk, don't run, to Chin Chin to try their newest dessert: coconut sago with sweetcorn ice cream, praline and puffed wild rice.
The menu at Neapoli, Con Christopoulos' latest venture, is a mash-up that veers wildly from continent to continent: brown rice nori rolls sit alongside spanakopita, curries, chilli con carne, ceviche, tempura and rabbit stifado. I can however vouch for their epic Reuben, and am glad to see it featured in Epicure's recent list of Melbourne venues serving the increasingly popular sandwich.
The dumplings at I Love Dumplings on Bridge Road are good. Really good. Their Urbanspoon entry has the predictable whinges about vague waitresses and long waits for orders so I went there on Sunday night expecting lousy service, but was pleasantly surprised. Thanks to our American visitors Dan and Claire for finding this place and telling me about it!
And thanks also to Dan and Claire for sharing with me their favourite way to cook Brussels sprouts: think bacon, lime and sriracha. Here's a recipe on The Paupered Chef for this method, which is in turn based on a David Chang recipe in GQ. I made the sprouts pictured below last night, and while they may not be pretty let me assure you that they're ridiculously tasty.
- "Reviewing restaurants is a bit like being put out to stud: the basic activity involved may be pleasurable, but when you have to do it, and with whom you're told, it loses a lot of its appeal." Andrew Colman on whether restaurant critics are an endangered species.
- Two cute cakes: a Tetris cake with macarons on Raspberri Cupcakes (love the animated gif), and a polka dot cake on Once Upon a Pedestal.
- Essjay sends depressing dispatches from the Royal Melbourne Show Baking Competition, where judges advocate using custard powder and a past winner advises others to use supermarket eggs instead of free range eggs, because "some judges don't like yellow sponges".
- Stickifingers on supermarket vs free range eggs.
- "It's like a miniaturization of all my favorite cities: Tokyo and Seoul and New York and Los Angeles, all in one." Roy Choi on why he loves Melbourne.
- Craft beer gaining traction in Paris: love the look of this beautiful shop in Montmartre.
- Has Tasmania reached a [culinary] tipping point? Steve Cumper offers a chef's perspective.
- Cook Republic on 10 social and community websites to drive traffic to your food blog. I've never used any of them, apart from tinkering with Pinterest for personal, non-Melbourne Gastronome purposes, but they may be of interest for other food bloggers (especially those with recipe blogs).
- Baristas vs customers: how we can all get along.
Am getting soba envy from your post! Also, nice to have a dessert flashback from that awesome Chin Chin experience. Thanks for the amazingly kind mention of the podcast and the blog, too. Very lovely and generous of you, Claire!


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The winter is well on its way and I feel like heart-warming meals without all the added calories and heavy ingredients. As you all know by now there are 2 things that I absolutely love 1. Chicken (especially my husband, he literally could eat chicken everyday) 2. Veggies (I will find a way to incorporate them in all my meals).
During the summer it's always grilled chicken. It's light , tastes delicious and most of all easy and fast. However in the winter I feel more like staying inside away from the cold and also don't really crave a grilled anything for that matter. It's hard sometimes to try to make chicken inside on the stove top without it tasting absolutely boring. I've decided that no matter what I won't cave in to millions of ingredients in one dish just to give it flavor, there are so many natural herbs and spices that can give your meals incredible flavor and bring out the best of your meals, without overpowering a dish.
The other morning I was craving stuffed chicken breasts and thought that I would need to go to the store for some cheese and whatever else inspired me to put in it. However, the thought became an absolute 'no way am I going out in this cold for some cheese and stuff', like always I opened the fridge and saw that I had some sun-dried tomatoes in olive oil, some artichokes in olive oil and some fresh sliced mushrooms. Perfect this was going to work. I will say that I did have some Parmigiano Reggiano but I opted to leave out the cheese and see how a stuffed chicken breast with no cheese would taste.
I also have a wonderful Sage plant outside and I love the warming, eloquent, subtle flavor it gives when added to food. It has wonderful health benefits, it helps cure gastrointestinal disorders, muscle spasms and cramps, gingivitis, it helps regulate blood sugar and improves digestion. It's full of Antioxidants that help with the aging process. And it's an Anti-inflammatory agent for people with inflammatory issues such as but not limited to Rheumatoid arthritis. So yeah, it's good for ya; and I decided that it would be the only seasoning herb for the chicken.
Here in Italy people incorporate it to meals quite a bit, whether its soups, sauces, meats, stews, etc… let me say that it really does compliment a dish when used correctly.
I hope that you enjoy this recipe it's really simple and so delicious. Accompany it with whatever you like, a salad, roasted vegetables, steamed vegetables, rice, quinoa, couscous, potatoes or anything else you can come up with. Enjoy!
Grab your chicken breasts and butterfly. Sprinkle some salt and pepper. Now layer 4 pc. of sun-dried Tomatoes, followed by 4 slices of Mushrooms, followed by 4 pc. of Artichokes. Now close your chicken, cover the top nicely with half the sage leaves, salt and pepper.
Get 4 pc. of Twine and carefully slide one by one under the breast and then tieing at the top until the whole breast is securely tied. Lay one piece of parchment paper out and place your chicken in the center, drizzle 1 tsp of Olive oil and then close your parchment paper as if making a little doggie bag. Place in baking tray and repeat the same with other breast.
My husband and I love both asparagus and shrimp. When we lived in the USA it was easy to find asparagus all the time, I don't recall ever going to the grocery store and there not being asparagus, so it pretty much was a staple in our meals. However, since we've moved to Italy it has been tough to find asparagus, the grocery stores here only carry fruits and veggies that are in season, so you can't find asparagus year round as you can in the USA.
Asparagus 101: Spring is the best season for fresh asparagus. Crops are harvested from late February to June, with April being the prime month. High in vitamins B6 and C, plus fiber, folate and glutathione, an anti-carcinogen and antioxidant, asparagus is an excellent nutritional choice. It comes in three colors: white, green or purple, although the green variety is the most common. White asparagus is popular in much of Europe and is produced by keeping the growing shoots hidden from light under soil.
All this to say that we finally went to the market this weekend and found asparagus, my heart skipped a beat I was so happy to finally be able to buy some asparagus (that wasn't over priced like $10 for a quarter lb.) so we bought the asparagus and decided we would make one of our favorite simple delicious dishes we used to make in the USA 'Roasted Asparagus and Shrimp". It turned out delicious as always and we wanted to share it with you.
This dish doesn't take long at all, it's very simple and yes you can make it in 20 minutes, so if you are running home late for work don't give into something on the go, make this dish and feel like a million bucks. Trust me it's worth it. Enjoy!
Slice your garlic and pour some over the asparagus and some over the shrimp, now pour the olive oil evenly over both as well and then season with the salt and pepper.
Put in the oven and roast for 20 minutes and then serve. Buon apettito!


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I am an avid Britax Click Tight user and this seat didn�€™t disappoint! Propped installation was easy and the print is just adorable. I recommend this easy to anyone looking for a �€œlast�€ seat.
I am absolutely amazed at how it easy this car seat is to install. The height of the seat can be adjusted without having to be rethreaded. It looks like a seat not "car Seat" so the older child wont protest.
The clicktight is amazing to use in third row vehicles that may not have latch system. Comforted knowing my child�€™s seat is secure and properly installed.
I love how easy this car seat was to install, but best of all I that my daughter enjoys being in this seat. She's never been a fan of being in her car seat (that's putting it mildly), but with this one, she's comfortable and she doesn't mind.
I have 5 britax car seats and love them all. It is the only brand I will buy. The click tight makes install easier than any other install. This seat is also very comfortable! My daughter loves it!
I was looking specifically for this car seat as it has the highest harness strap settings and the most allowable weight using the harness (according to my research). My daughter is disabled and I need to keep her in a harness for as long as possible - this seat will allow me to do so. And she LOVES it! It makes her feel like a big girl!
Bonus: this was the lowest price I could find!
Please note this seat is HEAVY! But that's because of it being so well made. So easy to install with the ClickTight system. Extremely happy with our purchase.
We love our Britax Frontier ClickTight Harness Booster Car Seat. Our favorite features are super easy installation, two cupholders, the armrests and of course the Cowmooflage print! It fits great in our SUV and our Truck. Definitely worth the investment!
Best Big kid seat on the market!
I would definitely recommend this seat for forward facing children that have outgrown the rearfacing limits on their seat as this is forward facing only and should t be used until the child is older.
We own three of these in two styles. My only complaint is that it can be difficult to fully tighten the straps.
Great easy to install carseat!
I am really pleased with this car seat. It was ridiculously easy to install using the ClickTight system (after watching a short YouTube video about it). My son says it is comfortable (and loves having 2 cupholders). I am also happy it will hopefully be our last carseat purchase for my older son, since it will convert into a seat belt adapter/booster seat.
I was slightly intimidated by the thought of the clicktight system but it is SO easy. Hands down easiest installing car seat I�€™ve dealt with in the last 20+ years.
This car seat does not even use the bars that are now behind all seats. It depends completely on the regular seat belts to hold it in. There is NO WAY it can ever truly be tight; let alone "Frontier Clicktight". I plan to return this immediately, I must say I expected more for this price and from Britax.
Looked at many reviews and decided to .ake the jump, very easy to install and our 3 year old loves it. He is very tall for his age therefore this seat accommodates him very well.
This is our second Frontier. While more expensive than a lot of other comparable harness to booster seats, we will gladly spend it, everytime! Clicktight makes installation a breeze and ensures that it�€™s done correctly. The seat itself is quite heavy, due to the steel frame so that is definitely something to keep in mind if you�€™re often moving seats. However, safety wise this seat is surperior to most so the weight is a trade off for our family. The safety and comfort of this seat is second to none. Highly recommended!
Love the Britax Frontier Clicktight!
I love the ease of installation of this seat and the higher weight harness. Britax has an excellent reputation for producing high quality products. The seat arrived in a very timely manner.
ProsSturdy seat that will accommodate my grandson for years to come.
Having 4 kids, we�€™ve tried out a lot of seats...10 different models! It�€™s extremely easy to install and move between vehicles! (Suggestion: get out the manual for the first install!) My daughter says it�€™s very comfortable and has plenty of space for her treasures and a drink!! My only wish is that Britax would make one that does all that this one does AND rear facing. Seriously the best seat we�€™ve owned!
I have been using this seat going on 2 years now and overall I'm very happy with my purchase. I love that you don't need to worry if you are getting the seat tight enough, you click the seat down and its instantly tight. Ive had seats in the past that I've worried if I got the seat securely tightened enough and this seat takes the guess work out of that! My child hasn't ever complained that its uncomfortable and we've gone on some long roadtrips.
Excellent booster! Easy install, pretty, built well, heavy, comfy!!
My 4 year old daughter and I absolutely love this seat. It is comfortable for her and easy to install for me. I love the cool flow gray fabric too.
Fantastic value for a great car seat. My son fits perfectly, and very safe.
I've installed 4 of these recently and they are very quick and easy to install. Once installed, they feel very secure to the seat. We've been very happy with the Britax brand on all of our car seats. This version provides our children plenty of room to grow, which is an additional benefit.
As a mother of twins, we have always used the Diono seats due to their slimness and safety features and have been very satisfied with them, however frustrated with installation. After purchasing our new van, I knew I wanted to get a extra set of seats, so we would have seats in both vehicles instead of always installing and uninstalling. After research, I kept seeing these seats as #1 rated and everyone swore by the easy installation. I am so happy we bought these seats. The installation is SO easy and these seats don't budge, at all. I feel at ease knowing my kiddos will be safe for the remainder of their booster seat years! Thank you Britax!
I had to get a new car seat because my daughter was 60 pounds and too tall to fit in her other one and I still wanted her in a 5 point harness. I love that this car seat is a 5 point harness up to 90 pounds. The car seat is actually slim and my daughter loves it. I would definitely buy this car seat again.
Easy to use. Easy installation.
Referred it to the other grandparents for their upgrade to the next level for our grandson. Told them to check Albee Baby for good prices.
This is a GREAT SEAT! My 4 year old loves it.. We only purchase Britax producs and have never been disappointed by them. The clicktight feature is by far the easiest to use and the material is great!
Love how easy it is to move from vehicle to vehicle. Also knowing that my child is safer in this carseat than others gives me a piece of mind.
I love this brand of car seats and have 2 of them. However they are difficult to tighten down. I have to push my foot on the base of the seat while pulling the strap to tighten it. I feel like I'm cinching down a saddle or something. Otherwise I love the seats. If I have to struggle to get them tight enough, I guess its worth it to keep my precious cargo safe.
Beat price around and super fast shipping!
I love Britax, and this is the best price around! Fast shipping and the best part was that I called and an actual person answered the phone :) The woman answered my questions and was a delight to talk to. Not often these days do you get to speak to an actual person and not have to wait on hold for 30min. Great store and really nice customer service!!!!
This is my 3rd britax frontier to purchase (I have 4 kids). It is a great seat and very versatile in that it can be used for many years. I currently have a 3 yr old, 6 year old, and 8 year old using frontier car seats. This pattern is very nice too - gender neutral and will hide any inevitable stains well.
We just replaced our Euro $$$ brand seat with these and I�€™m obsessed with my Britax. It is a large seat, but perfect for my captain chairs in the second row. Our LOs always fall asleep now and the seat feels sturdy and safe. Definitely a great, well made seat for the price point!
ProsBeing an ER RN & Mom I?m happy that I can keep my wiggle worms in a harness till 90lbs with theses seats!
ConsCan?t think of any cons!!!
We really love this car seat, our daughter loves the pattern, it�€™s fast to install and is so much safer than we could have ever expected!
Clicktight is easiest way to install a seat!
We bought other brands for 2 early on convertibles and have since given these to grandparents for occasional use because after buying a Clicktight my husband refuses to deal with install on anything else. And who doesn't like help with these things?! Our oldest is a petite miss who at this rate will hit the 40lbs required for a seatbelt-based High Backed Booster when she's about 8 years old, so it was great to find an option that seemed more like her friends "big girl" seats while still retaining the harness option.
We have 3 Click Tight car seats now. They are built for stability, comfort and ease. Theses are so easy to install and stay in place. They are a bit pricey, but in the long run worth the extra money.
I went ahead and bought this seat on sale with some of my rewards, and I'm so happy that I did. The clicktight feature is phenomenal. Literally install a seat in under 2 mins, even with crawling around to do the tether. If you are on the fence about the extra money for clicktight, it is definitely worth it.
Love this booster seat! Easy to install in our vehicle and our daughter loves it! It is quite heavy, so I wouldn't want to transfer to and from multiple vehicles often. I would purchase this again and recommend to anyone looking for a harness booster seat.
My son didn�€™t complain at all sitting on this car seat. Its very heavy and sturdy which we like. Definitely recommend this car seat!
I love how comfy the chair is. It has a very the arm rests & drink holder. Love how it will change into a booster. Both parents have the same car seat & then myself (grandma) and other grandma all have this exact car seat.
I have this same seat for my older son and just got this one for my daughter. The color/pattern is so great for a girl! The seat seems to be very comfortable for the child while still keeping up the safety standards Britax is known for. Easy quick shipping through Albee Baby, and they always have great prices.
We love this booster so much that we went ahead and purchased a second, so that we could have one in both cars. It works well for older children, since the 5 point harness can fit up to 90 pounds. Fast shipping from AlbeeBaby and we love the quality of the seat!
I am so happy with how securely this booster-to-harness seat installs. I had a different brand rear-to-forward facing seat previously that, as my daughter grew, felt way to bulky for her size and was difficult for her to climb into herself when forward facing. On my first attempt to install this booster seat using the lower latches that attach to the car frame, I didn't follow the directions to a T, and that belt was too tight - I had a difficult time reopening the booster seat compartment to readjust the position of the seat. When I left the appropriate slack for the booster seat to move only one inch, after closing that compartment, the seat was completely secure and did not move at all. Really happy. I chose this model because of the high weight limit while still using the harness. Hope to have this for years!
Very good booster car seat.
I bought this Britax Frontier ClickTight Harness Booster Car Seat for my 4 year-old. He loves it and it's very comfortable. I will buy again for my daughter when she gets older.
Perfect for my tall 4 year old !
This was the perfect solution for my tall 4 year old after she grow out of our Diano RXT. Happy we can keep her in a 5 point for a few more years now ! And I am really enjoying the stress free installation with the click tight !
After a recent car accident forced me to replace a wonderful Britax car seat for my 4 year old, I knew I had one big requirement, a five point harness booster. I choose this one because of the color pattern, the click connect feature and the five point harness. It's so easy to install and is very secure. It sits more upright than the Roundabout (his old seat), but at his age that is good anyway. The adjustment for the height of the shoulder straps is also easy and can make this car seat easily compatible to different sized children very quickly. I think this is the best seat on the market.
This is the perfect booster for my six year old. Its height and weight capacity will keep him safe until he no longer needs to be in a car seat. It's great quality and will definitely last and be pasted down to my two year old when he is ready! Love the material to keep him cool as we live in the California desert!


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week left of program. Our goal for this trip was to explore and discover unexposed aspects of these Kiribati islands.
I waited until now to write a post so that I could share with you a truly unique experience I have witnessed while sailing with class S-254. I first noticed the phenomenon of which I speak about a week ago during our afternoon class time on the quarterdeck. Captain Pamela announced that after sailing with a single reefed mains'l (where only part of the sail is ever set for easier control) we were going to take the first few minutes and set the FULL mains'l.
Now as a quick side note the students had spent the last few weeks anchored and exploring islands, working on the PIPA program but not specifically focusing on nautical science skills. When the captain's call was made to perform this new task for the first time I was quite surprised to see each and every student leap up and get ready on the appropriate lines to complete the order. These guys had enough confidence in themselves as a group that they were ready to tackle a new challenge without fear. They knew without thinking that the knowledge to complete the task was spread throughout the entire student body and they as a group would accomplish this new task. And when it was completed they all sat down as if nothing special had occurred.
needs to go (not always where it may want to go) and all of these are just a few steps that get them towards their ultimate goals of oceanographic research and policy study. They have taken all these responsibilities with grace, a little stress, fun, but mostly a sense of ownership that shows they really know how to operate this ship.
It has been my pleasure now to have stood watch with each and every one of the students on board. I have seen them grow and blossom (cheesy as that sounds) into shipmates, a title that carries innumerable complexities. I am proud to have them as my shipmates and honored that I can stand as one of their own.


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Back in March 2009 the Hospital Costa del Sol was one of the most visited pages on Gomarbella. Most visitors were medical staff from the middle and far east and were writing to Gomarbella to check on the local Costa del Sol hospital in response to a scam involving false job offers. The hospital had received so many enquiries that the personnel department stopped responding to emails.
A so called Doctor Luis Xavier was offering would be employees fantastic contracts to relocate to Spain to the Costa del Sol hospital and for the sum of 800 euros paid in advance would process all the necessary paperwork.
I responded personally to about 50 medical staff who had written to me from outside Spain to assure them that the whole thing was a complete scam. Quite a few near victims wrote back to thank me and to say that they had been on the point of giving up their present jobs and moving to Spain!
Update: 15/08/2010 There's a big new wing being built right now coming out from the left of the building above.
I kept in touch with the personnel department at the hospital about the fraudulent job offers and even contacted the editor of the English edition of the Sur in English newspaper to spread the story more widely but there wasn't much interest in the story.
Curiously enough I get most enquiries about genuine job opportunities on the Costa del Sol from nursing staff in the UK so I was interested to read today in the Health and Beauty section of the Sur in English newspaper that Spain has only 536 nurses per 100 000 of the population. This does not compare well with the EU average of 808 nurses per 100 000 of the population. In Andalucia there are only 430 per 100 000 and in the province of Malaga this figure drops to 355 nurses per 100 000 of the population.
The big regional Costa del Sol hospital just down the road from the Gomarbella offices where I go now and again to be tuned up is spotless and appears to be very well staffed and maintained. There is a big building extension programme underway right now just where the car park in the picture is.
If you are planning to move to Spain to work in the state medical system, remember that you will need to speak Spanish!
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Mike Drury 21/11/2016 at 4:02 pm
Hello Princy, do not send any money to anyone and do not send your pesonal details to anyone offering jobs at the Costa del Sol Hospital in Spain. It will be a fake, a scam. Other people have lost money. It is terrible the way the scammers take money from innocent people. Please contact me on Facebook if you are still in doubt. Thank you for your contact. Best wishes Mike
Mike Drury 29/09/2016 at 10:32 pm
Hi R***** thank you for writing in. I very much doubt that there are job vacancies for non EU nurses right now. Spain's economy is not strong at the moment and there are not enough jobs to go around. To be able to work in a Government hospital you would need to have a good level of Spanish and a qualification which could be convalidated. Whatever happens do not pay any money to the person who wrote to you. The last time it happened a number of hopeful applicants were not only disappointed but lost money. I followed the matter up with the Costa del Sol hospital and the police. If you can send me the letter perhaps on Facebook I can check it out for you. Sorry about that. Best wishes Mike
R**** 29/09/2016 at 10:26 pm
I am an Indian registered nurse , I got mail regarding job offer letter for a job at hospital costa del sol ,malaga. I had read your article on fake jobs, I just want to know that is there really vacancy for non EU nurses in Hospital costa del sol malaga.please reply me , I would be very grateful to you ….thanks in advance.
Hi Paulh
Thanks very much for writing in. I have an optimistic outlook on everything but I am having to think really hard about what areas might have a buzz about them. You left exactly at the right time in 2008, when we were all flying high, perhaps you saw the writing on the wall. Since then there has been real decimation of jobs.
The real estate industry has gone. Publishing and advertising have fallen away. Rentals are doing OK because the banks aren't lending to buyers so people have to rent. This season tourism has been about 5% up probably because of unrest in countries over the Mediterranean but extra staff were laid off sharply at the end of August, normally their contracts would have continued to halfway through September.
I'm still scratching my head to think of any areas for opportunity opening up.
I was 34 when I came to live here and still think it's a great place if you can get started. Could you manage a cheap flight out here for a couple of days just to get the feel of how things are? What is your area of specialisation in sales?
I think we have spoken before?
Best wishes Paul and sorry not to be able to put my finger on anything right now.
Paulh 13/09/2011 at 6:01 pm
I am looking to move back to Spain early next year having left to return to England in 2008. The last time I was there I found a job upon arrival but I know that times have changed and jobs are limited there now…. could you let me know if there are still legitimate jobs available within the sales industry, I have done some research but there seems to be a lot of what can only be referred to as dubious job advertisements online. If I was to return what do you think are the chances of a decent sales job for a man of 34?
Hello Nat
Thank you for writing in and welcome to Marbella.
It's great to hear that your husband is finding openings because graphic design is one of the areas which has really felt the effects of the slowdown on the coast. Nevertheless, there are lots of creative people down here with ideas and some of them have the money to go with the ideas so a couple of contracts here with some teleworking would be a great way to go.
Having your own business down here can be very satisfying. To get started I would suggest getting the feel of how things are done and what the locals need first. Too often newcomers arrive with excellent ideas, spend a lot of money on getting started but the coast is just not ready or they have simply started in the wrong location.
My best advice is that when you get here (or before you arrive) you dedicate time up front to learning Spanish so that you are as functional as you can be from the very beginning when dealing with institutions, plumbers and the locals.
Then get a part time job or do voluntary work in your field to mix in and meet as many people whilst you get your plans into shape. When you do start off, try to be independent. It's a heady way of living and seemingly exciting joint ventures can run out of money and mutual drive and enthusiasm.
Having worked in education all my life and from the last 32 years I have lived here, I would dare to say that the field of mental health is alive and well on the Costa del Sol. You just need to find your niche. Best wishes from Marbella
nat 09/02/2011 at 12:11 am
Hi Im looking for any work in Marbella area as a mental health nurse or similar role. I have experience in relocation counselling and staff support in the uk and Dubai/ events organising charity fundraising. My husband is a creative director in Graphic design and seems to be getting offers but I'm finding it hard to find vacancies. Do you suggest starting my own mental health/ wellbeing business? my daughter starting 6th form in September in Marbella and I,m desperate to find work! would really appreciate any advice! Thanks
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Play for Today (1970-84): An Introduction
Play for Today was a strand of single dramas on BBC1 which, even now, remains a byword for 'serious television'. It grew out of the Beeb's great dramatic success of the 1960s (and Sidney Newman's rival to his own Armchair Theatre on ITV), The Wednesday Play. The two current series producers on the strand – Irene Shubik and Graeme MacDonald – were carried over, along with many of the same writers. The change was down to a practical scheduling matter – he schedules needed freeing up in the late evenings, most significantly for Sportsnight, so the day-independent monicker was adopted and for the rest of its run, with a few exceptions due to special events, strikes, last-minute cancellations and the like, the strand went out on either Mondays, Tuesdays or Thursdays. Critics baulked at the move at first – did a lack of commitment to a regular slot imply an ebbing away of support for the strand in general? Fortunately, the next fourteen years of the new series would render these worries largely unfounded. If anything, the new name reaffirmed Newman's initial commitment to providing uncompromising new works of drama addressing modern issues.
Play for Today was in no danger of flagging. Wednesday Plays like Cathy Come Home and Dennis Potter's various works had set the agenda so quickly that by 1967 the Guardian could define that, while BBC2's Theatre 625 strand was largely concerned with adaptations of the classics, The Wednesday Play "is for beating the bourge oisie around the head and shoulders." The bourgeoisie evidently lapped it up, though – figures for the early years averaged out at a shade under four million, and remained respectable through the first seasons of Play for Today. Edna, the Inebriate Woman, for instance, attracted an audience of 9 1/4 million – not the kind of figure you'd expect today for an uncompromising look at down-and-outs in darkest Hackney.
The vices of Play for Today were in abundance too, however. Think of the cliches people were associating, almost automatically, with the strand by the late '70s – a single mother bawling her eyes out in the dingy corner of a council flat; a bunch of earnest young Trotskyites with bushy moustaches and even bushier girlfriends gathering on picket lines; a middle aged man clutching his head and screaming like a dying cat in his recently-destroyed front room as the screen goes all wobbly; a family huddling together in a makeshift nuclear bunker as The Big One finally goes off overhead; a silver suited, colour separation-saturated imaginary future where nobody works, eats real food or speaks with apostrophes. All really did happen, though often (but by no means always) with a twist, a new angle, or at least some underlying intelligence that populates the old scenario with real people. "Themed" runs were instigated too, like executive producer Margaret Matheson's 1978 series of plays based round public issues, which sounds stifling, but with plays as varied as including The Spongers, The After Dinner Joke, A Touch of the Tiny Hacketts, The Legion Hall Bombing and Victims of Apartheid among the results, the strength of the writing more than justified it.
Left-wing political stances were dominant of course, and with it came a rather odd and stuffy argument about technique. The 'naturalist' style, commentators argued, with its desire to present fiction as documentary fact, was in danger of stymying awareness of the possibility of social change by presenting, say, the plight of single mothers in The Spongers as a fait accompli, a state of affairs set in stone and therefore not worth questioning or acting against. Of course, a random sample of realism from this strand should be enough to repudiate this hopelessly detached bit of theory, but it's also worth noting that the ideas over-theoretical academics like Raymond Williams proposed to remedy this situation – Brechtian fourth wall-breaking, "showing the frame" and suchlike – could often lead to cloistered, hopelessly self-indulgent pieces of work that bore little of no relation to the world they were supposed to be drawing from. In the hands of someone like John McGrath, non-naturalism can be a powerful tool. But then McGrath cut his televisual teeth on the staunchly realistic Z-Cars. The 'naturalism' debate was a theoretical cul-de-sac that fortunately TV strands like Play for Today managed to resist somewhat better than the theatre world.
Among the big names, Dennis Potter made possibly the biggest impact, with Double Dare, Brimstone and Treacle (even though it wasn't shown at the time) and the brilliant Colin Welland-in-shorts childhood reminiscence Blue Remembered Hills, which was to be his last Play for Today as serials (beginning with Pennies from Heaven) be ckoned. Mike Leigh made good with Nuts in May and Abigail's Party, but it would take a few more years before their cult status really took off. Elsewhere Jack Rosenthal and John Mortimer were waxing wry, and Roy Minton, Jim Allen, Barrie Keeffe and Alan Bleasdale were going for the jugular. Most importantly perhaps, the strand was continuing to provide exposure for first time and amateur writers such as Peter McDougall, who chanced upon his first commission while painting Colin Welland's house. The writer/director/producer team as a creative unit was in full force here, and with directors of the calibre of Loach, Clarke and John MacKenzie on the books, quality was pretty much guaranteed along with experiment and innovation.
With the 1980s came two factors that were to aid the slow death of the strand. Visually, things were slipping. In many late plays – the science-fiction plays, of which there were more in the '80s than ever before, being the prime examples – the old low-budget techniques were beginning to look tacky and dated, especially when, as was often the case by 1982, the strand was interrupted for runs of lavish mini-series like Shogun. Cost was another factor. The BBC's accountants begin to take a closer interest in the contents of plays, especially before commissioning them. Room for experiment in the script, and exploration of themes not likely to attract a mass audience, or a respectable one – the key tenets of Play for Today – become much harder to get through the system. Other factors, like the birth of Channel Four, also took their toll, though Play for Today was already breathing its last by the time Four's drama output got into its stride.
While it lasted, the final phase of the strand put out some excellent stuff. The Black Stuff is undoubtedly the most well-known, mainly through the spin-off series (if you're wondering why 1983's output seems especially impoverished, that year also took in Bleasdale's mini-series). Sci-fi plays like The Flipside of Dominick Hide and Z for Zachariah were massively popular with a young audience, as, to a lesser extent, were the Plays for Tomorrow. Respected hits included The Imitation Game and Country. More bizarre fare scored in the shape of The Adventures of Frank, The Kamikaze Ground Staff Reunion Dinner, and A Brush with Mr Porter on the Road to Eldorado. Thatcher's activities in the economy, Northern Ireland and, latterly, the Falklands, provided more political subject matter, as did the preoccupation with the Thames flooding.
It didn't look like Play for Today was in any real danger of running out of ideas or subjects, but an increasingly lacklustre performance in the schedules, combined with poor treatment by schedulers and the economic concerns mentioned above, finally did for it, and at the end of August '84 the strand was quietly wound up (the week after saw the celebrated dramatisation of The Invisible Man in its place). Stranded drama was reborn on the 'minority' channel in '85 with Screen Two, with a mainstream counterpart Screen One arriving in 1989. (Note the change of emphasis from plays to films in the title.)
From its roots in the very beginnings of television drama, when producers pulled new talent (literally) off the streets and a playwright could live quite comfortably producing two works for television every year, Play for Today had succeeded in uniting (or at least brigning together) the popular with the experimental, the respectable with the wayward, the underground with the drawing-room. A prime evening slot on the country's most-watched channel was privy to drama more daring and amazing than most stuff on today's limited release arthouse circuit. When Geoffrey Palmer's hidebound military fantasist Jimmy listed Play for Today alongside Wedgewood-Benn and 'keg bitter' in his demented hit-list in The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin, it was a sign of the slot's stature in national consciousness – many became converts to the slot, many more most likely switched off in bewilderment, but the figures show a majority of the viewing public must have at least 'given it a try' at some time or other.
When management curtailed the 'right to fail' of TV drama, they clipped its wings to an extent – with one eye perpetually on phantom overnight ratings, the heights that Play for Today and its fellow (and indeed rival) strands had reached would seem even further away. At the risk of romanticising old telly (perish the thought!) serials – the backbone of 'serious' TV drama more so than ever now – just don't have that unique, hermetic, often slightly skewed aura of the single play, the great joy of which is seeing it introduce its entire world, run the c haracters through their paces, and bring itself to a conclusion – then disappear, never (in most cases) to be revisited, continued or recycled. 'Bubbles' of drama that are gone almost as soon as they arrive aren't good business, but for our money they make the best telly.
Great drama is still being made, of course, but the rigmarole of production now irons out every potential crease or kink, and the ad hoc variety that had been, despite the stereotypes of lefty propaganda still parroted by bottom-feeding broadsheet hacks, Play for Today's real hallmark, may never be recaptured on TV to such an extent again.
Here, in chronological order, including those 'unofficial' entries in the canon that vex the pedants so inexplicably, are all three-hundred-plus entries in the greatest drama series known to mankind.
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Does anyone know if it is possible to purchace all or some of the plays ? Are there any plans to bring out a box set of D.V.D's for example?
Paul Gatenby
Some vendors on the iOffer website sell DVDs of old telly that hasn't been officially released – I'm sure I've seen a few Plays for Today on there.
Jaysee
There also some on You Tube. I've watched quite a few of them.
Tony Hart RIP
'Heavens woman, yesterday was 24 hours ago!'


Parking: Yes; paid short and long stay parking. About 18 000 parking spaces in various car parks.
Directions by car: Use the M50/M1, then take the exit signposted to the airport.
Stations: Trains to Heuston or Connolly Railway Station, then use the Airlink airport shuttle bus 747 or 748.
Car: Dublin airport was opened on 19th January 1940 and is about 6 miles north of the city centre, near the district Swords. Passengers arriving by car please take the M1. Follow the M1 to the exit signs for the airport and then follow the signs to the car parks. From Dublin, the airport can also be reached on the R132 and from Dundalk or Drogheda via the R127/132.
Train: Rail passengers should take trains to Dublin Connolly Railway Station (ir. Stásiún Ui Chonghaile) or Heuston Railway Station and then use the Airlink airport bus 747 or 748 that leaves at 10 to 20 minute intervals. The journey takes about 35 minutes.
Bus and coach: From Dublin city centre the public bus numbers 16a, 41, 41b, 46x, 58x, 102 and 746 as well as the coach companies Aircoach, Flybus and Urbus also serve the airport.
Taxi: taxis are available in front of both Terminal 1 and 2.
Car hire: there are several car rental companies at Dublin airport including Hertz, Budget and Avis. Local car hire companies at the airport are Thrifty car rental or Dan Dooley, for instance.
Hotels: those passengers with early flights or late arrivals may find it convenient to stay at one of the Dublin airport hotels: the Dublin Airport Hilton, Hotel Clarion and the Premier Inn are all within close proximity of the airport.


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Plan your physical fitness getaway by determing the best fitness resorts and there are several kinds of resorts available plus it includes beach resorts and small seaside bungalows inside the hotels. These aspects tend to be primary when you choose an exercise hotels and they are places, convenience and amenities. Most people favor for place and present proximity to transportation options. You'd have observed various vacation holidays, but this fitness vacation is somewhat special and right here, you gain fitness and health with mind relaxation. Here, you can get all services being linked to fitness also it begins from meals and end with fitness spas.
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Whistler has two world-renowned ski resorts, Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, may be the emphasize of winter tasks in Whistler. From about the planet skiing enthusiasts with Spyder outlet jackets, winter months and summer to Whistler as hectic.
Whistler Ski Resort ended up being opened in 1966, covering 3,657 acres, level 1,530 yards, a complete greater than 100 skiing runs, is Canada's largest skiing resort ski. Of which 25% associated with the expert skiing tracks, 55per cent for advanced skiers ski design, 20percent for beginner ski mountains.
Blackcomb Mountain ski area of 3,344 miles, starting in 1980, starting, level 1,609 meters, ranking the very first in North America, Whistler skiing than broad, but more than a slope, less suited to newbies. In addition, just take a cable vehicle to board the Whistler top level of 2,182 yards, additionally overlooking the magnificent glaciers.
Blackcomb Peak as snowfall, like snowboarding, not always must wait until winter months and summer glacier skiing when you look at the mountains normally a good pleasure, the following is a year-round skiing resort. So you can bring your Spyder coats going only at anytimes.
Takes a cable car from the hill town of Whistler, Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb arrival hill cable car section region of the billboard trimmed with light bulbs, which will be ski season comes, to limit the few ski tourists used.
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However, contrary to various hotels, a golf location provides towards the special needs associated with golf footballer or a golf aficionado. These tennis resorts are especially constructed for individuals today who need to flake out, enjoy, and on the identical time take satisfaction in participating in golf.
You can find tennis resorts that present many golf packages. they will have plenty of tennis championship classes. Generally speaking, most golf hotels have 18-hole course, par 63 issue training course, and an eighteen gap live turf placing program.
Because of its specialized personality of marketplace, tennis resorts tend to be specialized in produce each tennis footballer a better footballer by attempting away their numerous golf programs inside a far more comforting way. virtually each golf destination provides you with tennis lessons that may guidance each golfer develop their actively playing expertise along the lines of swing action and putting.
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CLEVELAND — The Cleveland Cavaliers unveiled Wednesday their Nike Earned Edition uniform, which will be worn by all 16 NBA teams that qualified or "earned" a trip to last season's NBA playoffs.
Similar to the orange and blue City Edition uniforms that were introduced in November, the white and powder blue reflects the wave patterns of Lake Erie. The color palette represents the change of steasons as winter weather grips the region and transforms Lake Erie from water to ice.
The jersey has several features, which include a jock tag on the lower left front of the jersey, which reads " 1 out of 5 greats," in reference to Lake Erie being a part of the five Great Lakes.
The back of the jersey features the player's name and number and a small square patch with the number "1" inside a Larry O'Brien trophy to represent the team's NBA Championship in 2016.
The Cavs will wear the Earned Edition for three home games at Quicken Loans area on Jan. 2 vs. the Miami Heat, Jan. 29 vs. the Washington Wizards and on Feb. 2 when the team faces the Dallas Mavericks.
If you want to rock these jerseys, fans can purchase them on Dec. 19 at 10 a.m. at the Cavaliers Team Shop at Quicken Loans Arena and online at Cavs.com/shop.


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Alexis Daudu
Last Modified: Wednesday, January 13, 2021
The Apple Watch Series 6 reaffirms Apple's obligation to keep improving the Apple Watch with features assumed to make for better wearable tech. The upgrades over last year's Apple Watch Series 5 may not be headline breaking, but they are highly appreciated as they fix some shortcomings. The highlights of the upgrades include added health-tracking features, faster charge and lots more.
Where to Buy Apple Watch Series 6
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Apple Watch Series 6 Key Specs & Features
1.78 inches LTPO OLED Display, 448 x 368 Pixels (326 PPI)
1.57 inches LTPO OLED Display, 394 x 324 Pixels, 326 PPI (40mm)
Dual-Core Apple S6 Processor
WatchOS 7.0, upgradable to 7.1
32GB Built-in Storage
50m Water Resistant
LTE (Optional)
Non-Removable 303.8 mAh Li-ion Battery
Design and Display
Had hopes of getting a major design change? well, this certainly isn't it. The Apple watch series 6 design is a reminiscence of what we had on the Series. However, there are some changes that set them apart when discussing the outward appearance.
The series 6 watch brandishes new colors which include Red and Blue. The there colors are pretty much a reminiscence from last year and they include Silver, Graphite, Gold, Silver space gray, Gold, Natural titanium, and space black.
Flipping the watch to get a view of the rear reveals a slightly different layout, which paves way for the new sensor added.
Keeping the aforementioned aside, we have pretty much got the same form factor, build variants from last year. The series 6 build variants, which include the standard stainless steel, Aluminum variant, and the Watch edition variant that with Titanium.
All the variants comes in 40mm and 4mm, which is sort of Apple's way of making provisions as far as size preference is concerned.
The 40mm variant has a 1.57-inch display, with a resolution of 394 x 324 pixels, and a screen density of 326 PPI, while the 44mm variant has a 1.78-inch display with a resolution of 448 x 368 pixels and a density of 326 PPI.
Please note that irrespective of the size variant you go for, you are going to be served with a display based on the Retina LTPO OLED panel.
The Apple watch is unarguably the zippiest in the smartwatch space. Tasks get executed in no distant time. There is no slowing down the Apple watch. They have continued making upgrades.
on the performance train, we have a dual-core Apple S6 processor, a Power VR GPU, 1GB of RAM, and 32GB of internal storage.
The 44mm size Variant comes packed with a 303.8 mAh Li-ion battery, while the 40mm size variant comes packed with a 265.9 mAh battery. The bigger the chassis, the bigger the battery.
As mentioned in the intro, Apple made efforts in reducing the charge time of the Apple watch. A test carried out by The Verge, showed that the Apple Watch Series 6 went from 0-100% in about 2 hours plus, while the Series 5 was at 80%.
No Charger in the Box
The Apple watch series 6 has joined the list of Apple products like the iPhone 12, that will come without a charging brick, as Apple claims it will help reduce the number of carrier vehicles, which will inturn reduce their carbon footprint.
Having resourceful software is one of the key features of a good smartwatch. Apple may not have been the best in all software ramifications, but they have made some conscious move to making things better.
This year, Apple made efforts with strengthening the third-party apps support on the Apple Watch, giving the Apple watch series 6 owners access to third-party apps that cut across bike ride tracking, Google maps, weather apps, and lots more.
This move can be seen as making provisions for enthusiasts who aren't totally satisfied with the stocks app. It also gives room for enthusiasts to create intuitive things apple missed.
There are third-party apps for many of the things I want on my watch, including bike ride tracking, trail maps, Google Maps, and more detailed weather apps.
What's more, the Apple watch series 6 runs on WatchOS 7.0, with support for upgrades to WatchOS 7.1.
Blood Oxygen Sensor
As part of the health, tracking features Apple introduced with the series 6, is the Blood Oxygen Sensor also known as the SpO2 sensor.
With this sensor, enthusiasts can measure the level of oxygen in their blood, which helps diagnose asthma and apnea.
Aside from the Blood Oxygen sensor, the Apple watch series 6 also offers some of the health features we saw in the past. This includes a heart rate monitor, sleep monitor, fitness apps, and lots more.
New Apple Watch Series 6 (GPS, 44mm) - Space Gray Aluminum Case with Black Sport Band
as of 15th January 2021 10:47 am
New Apple Watch Series 6 (GPS + Cellular, 44mm) - Gold Aluminum Case with Pink Sand Sport Band
Watch Series 6 - 40mm GPS Deep Sport Smart Watch - Navy Blue
The Apple Watch series, like the series 5, comes in both GPS and Celluar options. However the option chosen, enthusiasts will have Wi-FI, GPS, NFC connections.
Apple Watch Series 6 Price and Availability
The price of the Apple watch Series 6 starts at $399 for the standard Aluminium variant with GPS only 4mm verrsion. This price translates to about 153,072 Naira in Nigeria, 44,452 KSH in Kenya, and 2,383 GHC in Ghana.
The GPS + Celluar variant of the Standard Apple watch series 6 comes in at $499. What's more, Enthusiasts who desire the top of the line Watch edition with the Titanium case will have to shell out as much as $899 for the 44mm version.
Apple Watch Series 6 Specs
Here are a few specs of the Apple Watch Series 6:
Platform: WatchOS 7.0, upgradable to 7.1
Processor: Dual-core Apple S6
Colours: Standard (Silver, Graphite, Gold) – Aluminium (Silver, Gold, Space Gray, Blue, Red) – Watch Edition
Dimension: 40mm (40 x 34 x 10.4 mm ) – 44mm (44 x 38 x 10.4 mm)
Weight: Standard 40mm (39.7 g) – 44mm (47.1 g) –
SIM Slot: E-SIM
Water Resistant: Yes (50m Water Resistant)
Dustproof: –
Standalone Calls & SMS: –
Sync with Phone: Yes
Display & Camera
Display: 40mm (1.57-inches, 394 x 324 Pixels, 326 PPI ) – 44mm (1.78-inches, 448 x 368 Pixels, 326 PPI ) Retina LTPO OLED,
Display Protection: Standard Series 6 (Sapphire crystal glass) – Series 6 Aluminium (Ion-X strengthened glass) – Series 6 Watch Edition (Sapphire crystal glass)
Camera: No
Built-in Storage: 32GB
2G GSM: 850 / 900 / 1800 / 1900
2G CDMA 1X: –
3G WCDMA: 850 / 1700(AWS) / 1900 / 2100
3G CDMA EVDO: –
4G LTE: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26, 39, 40, 41, 66
GPRS: –
EDGE: –
HSPA+: Yes
WLAN: 802.11b/g/n 2.4GHz and 5GHz
Wi-Fi Hotspot: –
Bluetooth: Bluetooth 5.0, A2DP, LE
Infrared Blaster: No
USB Port: No
SMS/MMS: –
Instant Messaging: –
Push Emails: –
Music Player: –
Video Player: –
Loudspeaker: –
3.5mm Jack: No
Navigation: Yes, with A-GPS, GLONASS, GALILEO, QZS
Maps: –
Digital Compass: –
Proximity Sensor: –
Light Sensor: –
Heart Rate Monitor: Yes (2nd gen)
Galvanic Skin Response: –
Skin Temperature Sensor: –
Capacitive Sensor: –
UV Sensor: –
Microphone: –
Hepatic Vibration Motor: –
Fitness Apps: Yes
Image Editor: –
Video Editor: –
Image Viewer: –
Video Viewer: –
Maximum Operating Altitude: –
Battery: 40mm (303.8 mAh) – 44mm (265.9 mAh)
Battery Life: Up to 18hrs
Average Charge Time: –
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'NO DOCTOR CAN PREDICT SOMEONE'S FUTURE HEALTH'… Obama Health Official Slams Trump's Second Annual Physical Exam.
The exam on Friday marked the second physical Trump has received since taking office in 2017. After the president's first full examination last year, Trump's physician at the time, Dr. Ronny L. Jackson, delivered an unusually lengthy report to reporters in the White House briefing room where he boasted about his client's good health.
While Jackson touted Trump's good health last year, the doctor also prescribed some health goals for the president to achieve, including lowering his weight and tackling bad cholesterol. However, a White House spokesperson revealed on Friday the president hasn't managed to fully abide by Jackson's program.
In addition to his role as the U.S. Ebola response coordinator to Obama, Klain also served as Chief of Staff to former Vice Presidents Al Gore (1995-1999) and Joe Biden (2009-2011).


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This section was launched in 2013 to bring some attention to an often neglected subject: archiving and restoring experimental films.
Every year, selected archives present projects and programmes, including, so far, the Academy Film Archive (Los Angeles), the BFI National Film Archive, the Cinémathèque Française, the Eye Film Institute Amsterdam, the National Film Center (Tokyo), the Slovenska Kinoteka and the Austrian Film Museum.
Contact: Eva Hegge
ACC Film and Video Archiv
This Archive was founded three years ago and is the first in Asia to collect, preserve and promote Asian experimental films and video art. The presentation will focus on regional, historic and institutional issues, selection criteria and ongoing plans to extend its activities.
Ori, Terayama Shuji, Japan, 1964, 10'49"
Shelter Plan (Hi-Red Center), Jonouchi Motoharu, Japan, 1964, 19'00"
1/24 choeui euimi, Ku-Lim Kim, South Korea, 1969, 11'00"
Kumeong, Ok-hi Han/Kaidu Club, South Korea, 1974, 9'00"
Mo, 7 May, 02.30 pm
Lichtburg Filmpalast/Gloria
Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg / Centre national de l'audiovisuel
The Cinémathèque de la Ville de Luxembourg, founded in 1977, and the Centre national de l'audiovisuel, founded in 1989, each collect parts of Luxembourg's cinema and TV legacy. Their two directors will explain how their fields of work intersect.
Ein Besuch in der Champagnerfabrik Mercier (excerpt), Peter Marzen/Wendel Marzen, Luxembourg, 1907, 2'00"
Echternacher Springprozession (excerpt), Peter Marzen/Wendel Marzen, Luxembourg, 1906, 1'00"
Les danseurs d'Echternach (excerpt), Evy Friedrich, Luxembourg, 1947, 1'29"
Marie-Adelheid im Kino, Felix Medinger, Luxembourg, 1912, 1'00"
Les Kiriki, acrobates japonais, Segundo de Chomón, France, 1907, 2'40"
Sur les remparts du Luxembourg, Pathé Revue, France, 1922, 2'00"
Der Mensch mit den modernen Nerven, Bady Minck, Luxembourg/Austria, 1988, 7'00"
Fragile, Dan Wiroth, Luxembourg, 1998, 8'00"
Mr. Arkadin: Rushes, Orson Welles, France/Spain/Switzerland, 1955, 3'20"
Mat Läif a Séil am Seminaire (excerpt), Abbé Jean Bernard, Luxembourg, 1931-1932, 1'12"
Il est un petit pays (excerpt), René Leclere, Luxembourg, 1937, 1'42"
Rosko's Time, Ody Roos/Danielle Jaeggi, France, 1967, 17'00"
Sun, 6 May, 8 pm
Filmoteca de Catalunya
The Filmoteca's collection includes early films, newsreels from the Spanish Civil War and almost all Catalan productions since the 1940s. This programme will present short films from the Barcelona School from the 1960s to the first years of democracy.
Circles, Ricardo Bofill Levi, Spain, 1966, 23'00"
BiBiCi Story, Carles Durán, Spain, 1969, 7'50"
Ice Cream, Antoni Padrós, Spain, 1970, 8'10"
Miserere, Benet Rossell/Antoni Miralda, Spain/France, 1979, 11'47"
La, Re, Mi, La / A, D, E, A, Carles Santos, Spain, 1979, 8'43"
Mo, 7 May, 6 pm
Slovak Film Institute
Its film archive, which celebrates its 60th anniversary in 2018, will present a selection of Slovak shorts from the 1960s and 70s, the "Golden Era" of Slovak cinema. These works reveal experimental tendencies both on the visual and the musical level.
The programme in the past: Academy Film Archive, Los Angeles (2015); Austrian Film Museum, Wien (2015); BFI National Archive, London (2015); Center for Visual Music, USA (2016); Centre Georges Pompidou, France (2016); Cinemateca Portuguesa, Lisbon (2017); Cinémathèque Française, Paris (2013); Eye Film, Amsterdam (2014); Filmoteka Muzeum, Warschau (2014); Gosfilmofond, Moscow (2017); Harvard Film Archive, Cambridge (2014); National Film Center, Tokyo (2015); Home Movies - Archivio Nazionale del Film di Famiglia, Bologne (2017); Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley (2013); Slovenska Kinoteka, Ljubljana (2013); Swedish Film Institute, Stockholm (2017); The Temenos Archive, Zürich (2014), Videokunstarkivet, Norway (2016)