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Mennen Encourages Mental Health
Lifetouch
Staff photo of Mr. Mennen
Jacob Kim, Staff Writer
At surface level, physical education classes are an opportunity for students to gain exposure to activities and exercises that will encourage healthier lifestyles. For one Johnston P.E. teacher though, being physically conditioned is only part of leading a life of good health.
Daniel Mennen is both a physical education and health teacher at the high school. Along with working as a teacher, Mennen is also an assistant strength and conditioning, football, and track coach. Because of his extensive experience and practice in areas related to fitness, Mennen appreciates how important physical health is.
In the recent weeks, Mennen has worked with the students in his health classes to emphasize mental health and the prominence it plays in peoples day-to-day lives. "I observed that multiple students seemed to be irritated during the nine-week grading period (around midterm) and realized that using this time would be a great teachable moment," Mennen said.
Mennen made his students' feelings applicable to the criteria by taking time to help them identify where their stress levels fell based off of Selye's General Adaptation theory, which narrows down the three stages of stress: alarm, resistance, and exhaustion.
After discussion with students, Mennen decided that most students were either in the resistance or nearing the exhaustion stage. The resistance stage is marked by efforts to try and adapt to what may be causing the stress, while the exhaustion stage is the burnout felt after. Mennen taught his students a coping method, called Progressive Muscle Relaxation, to ease the effects that being in these different stages can have.
"Generally speaking, the individual tenses their muscles in a specific part of the body followed by noticing the tension within the muscles, which is followed by relaxation. This is performed throughout the major muscle groups of the body," Mennen said. "This exercise is specifically different from meditation as I wanted to facilitate awareness of tension within the major muscle groups of the body."
Although discussions regarding mental health are not frequent in classes, Mennen believes that his extensive role as a coach allows him to be much more introspective about the impact stress can have on student lives. "I think that being a teacher and coach allows me to see what a lot of the students go through in a given day, which is an eye-opening experience," Mennen said. "I am often tired at the end of the day and realize what a lot of the students in our building might go through."
The decision to take time for this lesson proved to be worthwhile. "Students were very receptive to the exercise," Mennen said. "I also thought that they were very receptive to the conversation as stress is something that everyone likely deals with in their high school experience into adulthood."
The lesson was so well-received, in fact, that Mennen was asked by multiple students if they could take time to repeat the exercise in the future. Some even took time by themselves to apply it at night while trying to fall asleep. Johnston student Quincy Hale '20 is in one of Mennen's health classes and concurred that the discussion was beneficial for students to have. "People definitely took something away from the lesson," Hale said.
Mennen is fully aware of the students' positive responses and will honor requests to revisit these coping mechanisms. "I definitely plan on doing this again heading into finals week," Mennen said. "Learning to cope with stress is directly applicable to health class in addition to the well-being of our students."
Jacob is a senior who has been on newspaper for three semesters. He is high-key a beast, and there are few that compare.
1/23/2023 Board Meeting
Midterm Election Results
Marching Band Takes First In Valleyfest
Boys Golf Wins First Ever State Title in Johnston History
Dragons fall to Dowling 42-19
Homecoming Service Day
XC Postal Nationals 2022
Homecoming Events


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living room and dining room before a graduation party a couple weeks ago.
We were on a tight schedule and have most everything finished.
where they and their kiddos could sit and put their feet up, and keep the same paint color.
I almost felt guilty relocating her house!
I loved their antique desk and wanted to incorporate it.
the desk covering the entire wall.
It's huge and balances the large leather chairs.
The jute rug added nice texture and the taupe color worked well with the console.
We chose an upholstered bench for their ottoman/coffee table.
and brass pharmacy floor lamps.
give it a little more presence.
We're waiting on a piece to finish up the dining room and then I'll share it.
I'm so thankful that I get to do what I love!
And, grateful to have such wonderful clients, I couldn't ask for a nicer family to work with!
Wow, it looks fabulous. Love the family photo gallery wall.
Before and afters are my favorite!
I love the floor to ceiling gallery walls! And what an amazing find that console was...it is absolutely gorgeous :) Great work, Pam!
How beautiful Pam....love the asian inspired console...and the gallery wall is so amazing....love how you chose the black and white images!!...Gorgeous job Pam!!!
Love what you did in this room, the texture, colors and use of a few interesting pieces to offset the leather furniture. Beautiful "Pam" touches. That gallery wall is impressive as well! Nice work!
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Wow, you really pulled that together nicely and it looks like a cozy room that they'll be able to sit, relax, read, play - it's perfect.
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November 13 2014 19:30
ECO in Rosenheim: Dogadin plays Mozart
In the first concert of the ECO's short tour of Germany, Stephanie Gonley directs from the leader's chair at the Kuko, Rosenheim. The evening begins with the fabulous Divertimento for String Orchestra by Bartok, followed…
ECO in Sheringham: First World War Centenary
The ECO perform at St Peter's Parish Church, Sheringham as part of a commemoration for the centenary of the First World War. The evening will be a near repeat programme of July 12, featuring newly…
October 26 2014 15:00
ECO at Royal Festival Hall: Mozart Requiem
Dominic Wheeler conducts the ECO joined by The Bach Choir and soloists in a performance of Mozart's mighty Requiem at the Royal Festival Hall. The evening will begin with Mozart's playful Magic Flute overture followed…
ECO at Cadogan Hall: Stephanie Gonley directs Dvořák and Mozart
For the opening concert of its London season, the ECO explores the 'Prague connection'. The orchestra's popular and charismatic Leader, Stephanie Gonley, directs the ECO in two of Dvořák's most captivating works, both composed in…
BFI London Film Festival: 'The Goddess'
As part of the BFI London Film Festival, the ECO will perform Zou Ye's newly commissioned score live to the screening of the 1934 Chinese silent film 'The Goddess'. This newly restored, iconic Chinese classic…
ECO Wind Ensemble: Vinehall International Classical Concert Series
The ECO Wind Ensemble returns to the Vinehall International Classical Concert Series in its 25th anniversary season.
ECO Close Encounters Ensemble: 'Intimate Voices' at St Edmund's School, Canterbury
The ECO's outreach project Close Encounters explores the story of the string quartet in a performance of music spanning four centuries at St Edmund's School, Canterbury. For ticket holders there will also be a lecture…
August 22 2014 19:30
ECO in Blythburgh: Music in Country Churches
ECO leader Stephanie Gonley directs an evening of Mozart and Haydn at Holy Trinity Church in Blythburgh, Suffolk. Prize-winning international piano soloist Katya Apekisheva joins the orchestra to play Mozart's Piano Concerto no.12, while ECO…

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DATURA, Or A Figment Seen By Everyone
Part Five of my real-time review of
THE COLLECTED FICTION OF LEENA KROHN
CHEEKY FRAWG 2015
Foreword by Jeff VanderMeer
Part Four (Pereat Mundus: A Novel of Sorts) of my review of this book HERE.
When I review DATURA, Or A Figment Seen By Everyone, my comments will be found in the thought stream below or by clicking on this post's title above.
Tags: anna volmari, cheeky frawg, datura, j Robert tupasela, Jeff vandermeer, Leena krohn
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nullimmortalis June 4, 2016 at 10:47 am
The First Seed Pod
A DELUSION WE ALL SEE
"The flower was not what it was called."
A beautiful start, an epiphany of this narrator with the narrator's sister, about the nature of things, and promising an almost random series of datura or contemporary notes and their patterns of the narrator's life. Not an animalism, but an anomalism?
Rather, I feel, a perfect target for Dreamcatching real-time reviews gathering, as they have always done since 2008, leitmotifs into a gestalt. This book was written yesterday for today's fusion of its hyper-imagination with a labyrinth such as this website?
DATURA was first published it seems in 2001, the same year as the first Nemonymous, and translated, I guess, today by Anna Volmari and J. Robert Tupasela.
nullimmortalis June 5, 2016 at 1:12 pm
IN THE MOST SILENT OF SILENCES
"A cough is a lack of order; it interferes with the rhythm of time."
Girls' bosoms inspected at school for coughs; and now she is helping with 'The New Anomalist' and is inspected by an expert in Silences: Sibelius?
mumblemumble
"When the violin plays — today in pianissimo — I can smell it."
Characters emerge, images build.
THE NEW ANOMALIST
A fascinatingly detailed account of the narrator's view of this publication where she worked, initially through dark times of misguided status quo. The magazine, as far as I can see, was a form of The Fortean Times from the English speaking world, but with something far more artistic eventually about it, not only "paraphysics"' but also pataphysics, and other anomalies such as the 'Otherkin.'
And Dreamcatching gestalt real-time reviews??
Stuff to savour.
THE MASTER OF SOUND
"Sounds are everywhere, even where you wouldn't think mumblemumble."
The annoying Master of Sound might write an article for the New Anomalist. I am glad Sibelius stayed away from everyone during his 32 years of so-called Silence!
THE VOYNICH MANUSCRIPT
"The Voynich manuscript is an odd book, but then again, all books are odd."
The narrator, who in future I shall call I for the purposes of this review, is asked by the editor (the Marquis) of The New Anomalist to write an article about this manuscript. This section could be that article. A cryptography writing about a cryptography.
Or a hoax about a hoax?
nullimmortalis June 10, 2016 at 6:43 pm
MINERAL, PLANT, OR ANIMAL KINGDOM?
I describe the cynicism of the Marquis with regard to his magazine 'The New Anomalist'. He does not believe in its Anomalies and is willing to profit from his readers' gullibility about them.
Do please read his treatise, almost parrot fashion, regarding the insignificant status of the human being in the scheme of things. Very convincing. Irresistibly true.
Yet an anomaly – he carries a symbol of the soul in his pocket.
My such symbol is this book, this review…
THE QUIET ASPHALT
A telling comparison between the childhood activity of watching raindrops rolling down a window, either in unique destinies or combined blended ones, and driverless cars in uniform rolling too close together across a city bridge after I left working late at the New Anomalist.
A sign of a future totalitarian regime without humans or an invention that in the 2001 of this novel had not quite yet been invented and was then still an anomaly like the quiet asphalt designed to make car wheels quieter?
One can take the seeds of datura as a medicine.
THE PARASTORE
"IN GOD WE TRUST. EVERYONE ELSE PAYS CASH."
In between my other duties such as writing about spontaneous combustion or Tesla, I reluctantly take on the Marquis' idea of a New Anomalist store selling trash and other paranormal trinkets.
THE DAY OF THE PLUM PUDDING
"He [Mr. Chance] was fixated on coincidence. It was his monomania."
As I am, too. Hence this review.
ANOTHER MAN WITH THE SAME NAME
Håkan, again?
No, apparently one of the Marquis' crackpot ideas to be run in the New Anomalist, causing us to have squabbles about what could be included or not.
ON AIR, ON SUNLIGHT
"Oh, the wisdom of orchids,…"
Another striking section, where I talk to an Ethnobotanist, listening to his eye-opening account of the consciousness of plants.
It should not escape your attention that this novel itself is named after a plant. You will feel its autonomous consciousness come alive as you read it.
THE HERETICS
The vicious circles of paranormal belief by ordinary as well as extraordinary readers of the New Anomalist.
BTW, I learnt today there is a piece of music from 2014 entitled HÅKAN, as composed by TURNAGE for trumpet and orchestra.
OLD FAITH
"Dogs are interstitial beings, not human, but no longer wolves."
But what about werewolves, where do they fit in, I ask (as me the reviewer). Meanwhile, I sometimes look after the Marquis' dog called Faith. She is getting old now. We are only human through the eyes of other species? We are only readers through the eyes of authors? This novel would not be a novel at all without a real-time review like this to keep it in the eye of the public?
A LESSON
"But have you ever thought that chaos might be the sum of order, that sensible details could build a senseless whole,…"
Indeed, this review proves that. But it seems it was the Marquis who said that in this section about my chakras, and that is no recommendation that there is any truth in it.
If it was really the Marquis, my boss at The New Anomalist, who actually said it? Hmmm.
NICOLA'S FORMATIVE YEARS
"Nicola Tesla has been dubbed the man who invented the twentieth century."
Portrait of the synaesthesic life of Tesla.
A coda, perhaps – interesting in itself – to this first section of DATURA.
The Second Seed Pod
THE PENDULUM MAN AND UN-ME
"The Pendulum Man had written us a short article about his experiences of being a pendulum man."
A pendulum used for, inter alia, food-tasting protection.
And I also think that the Un-Me as described here is the sort of me that writes all these collusive dreamcatchers of books!
THE PUDDLE
I tease someone with his own gullibility towards the Puddle Optimum.
But thinking about it, there is much to be said for such a belief. This book will teach you about such a belief, even though it didn't set out to do so. It was simply in the perfect position to do so. It just needed at least one reader to recognise the fact.
Cross-referenced this here: https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/05/05/fates-of-the-animals-padrika-tarrant/#comment-7464
A VISIT TO THE HAIR ARTISTE
A touching visit to Häikälä the hair artiste, past the slaughterhouse which, as a child, I used to pass in a bus. The hair artiste is not fully as I expected. An interesting photo of her dead son, although I cannot use it for The New Anomalist.
A hair style is sometimes like a bird wing or a flensed angel?
DON'T BE CRUEL
"'The world is full of imbeciles,' the Marquis said, 'They're never in short supply. I've pinned my hopes to them.'"
His Parastore selling trash like the rock 'n' roll fish – and those who buy it and those who are exploited to make them.
A symbol for today's historic Brexit.
THE FACE IN THE CHEESE
"The seed pod of the datura plant is the size of a walnut and is covered in small thorns. When it ripens and splits open, four compartments with light brown, asymmetrical inhabitants are revealed."
This is effectively a ground-breaking treatise on misplaced as well as sincere or mystical or paranormal pareidolia.
The other thing that struck me about it was the need for my 250 mile drive to take a photograph of the (eventually disappointing) face in the cheese for The New Anomalist. Today, a photograph would have been exchanged by email.
LOOGAROO, A CLASSIC
"If she happened upon a pile of sand, she would stop and count the grains."
My interview with a vampire and her need for blood, about vampires in general and their difference from us humans.
As to sand, I reckon Sibelius, before the last 32 years of his life, was landed with a sandpit in his studyroom by someone who did not like his music.
IN THE WRONG LINE
The translator of this work must be American, as, here in UK, lines are queues and queues are lines. My discovery of an old friend in this queue seems not only to show that this is the wrong queue but also that she is someone who shouldn't be in any queue whatsoever, right or wrong.
Perhaps she is in the wrong work of literature, too. In which case that is my fault as its narrator. The only one with eyes.
nullimmortalis June 28, 2016 at 9:42 am
KINKY NIGHT
PHONY MONEY
"My thoughts rose with the pigeons to land on the eaves, antennas, chimneys, window ledges."
An engaging story about going back in time while on a bus. Or is it an article with a pseudonym that I as narrator have written in the form of a story about such a phenomenon for The New Anomalist?
It shares pigeon elements etc. with a another book of similar devices, one of accreted vignettes that I have been real-time reviewing alongside this book and finished today here.
Also just noticed that the bottom-of-the-page headings for this work are written as DATURA, OR A DELUSION WE ALL SEE while the main heading at the start was DATURA, OR A FIGMENT WE ALL SEE. Interesting.
A FINGER
"And here I thought I knew everything there is to know about anomalies. This entire city is just one big anomaly. Amputation parlors! Drinking urine on stage! People setting themselves on fire!"
And taus and particle physics. A truly haunting and disturbing section about a boy called Raikka who writes articles for me — and his deadpan acceptance of recreational amputation – and where nothing is in interface with nothingness.
nullimmortalis July 1, 2016 at 9:33 am
THE MOVING IMAGE OF ETERNITY
My interview with the Timely Man about the Nature of Time.
Interestingly, DATURA is the most linear work so far in this book. The nearest to a traditional novel. A philosophical novel, I'd say.
The whole book's beginning is increasingly far away and its ending ever nearer. It looks if it will take the whole of 2016 to real-time this book
nullimmortalis July 2, 2016 at 10:12 am
THE OLD WOMAN AHEAD OF ME
This yearning Zeno's paradox of a pursuit has really confirmed to me that DATURA is a long-lost classic – if it has indeed been lost at all!
THE MOUSE, THE WOLF, AND THE NIGHTINGALE
…and the Oxford comma.
On the brink of both twilights with these creatures.
"And I fall asleep again to song and nibbling and to the smell of datura."
From THE GLASTONBURY ROMANCE by John Cowper Powys —
"The best time for any human being to pray to the First Cause if he wants his prayers to have a prosperous issue is one or other of the Two Twilights; either the twilight preceding the dawn or the twilight following the sunset. Human prayers that are offered up at noon are often intercepted by the Sun — for all creative powers are jealous of one another — and those that are offered up at midnight are liable to be waylaid by the Moon in her seasons or by the spirit of some thwarting planet. It is a natural fact that those Two Twilights are propitious to psychic intercourse with the First Cause while other hours are malignant and baleful."
nullimmortalis July 4, 2016 at 3:06 pm
The Third Seed Pod
MADAME MAYA
"That sometimes, in a certain light, usually at nightfall, matter can become partially transparent?"
Seems to latch into the light of twilight in the previous section?
The description of the lady who tells me about this phenomenon after her entrance to my office makes the orchid tremble on the sill…
She is her own veil?
nullimmortalis July 5, 2016 at 12:29 pm
"…and end-of-the-world cake: chocolate confections decorated with a marzipan skull."
In the cafe, while eating that cake, I hear you mention that old woman I can't keep up with! How do you know about that?
In the text itself, I do not even consider that you night have read the same text as I have read or the same text that I am IN.
THE SOUND SWALLOWER
"It was then that I began to understand that sounds were an exceptional phenomenon, that silence and darkness were the normal state of the universe and that an infinite noiseless night surrounded all sounds and images. I thought that I should actually learn to celebrate every sound, even cacophonies."
And hence the reviewer's lifelong interest in music by Stockhausen, amongst others. A raison d'etre with its own ironies engagingly demonstrated here as I am approached by the 'mumblemumble' man again.
THE TREPANIST
I find publishing this section of this novel unforgivable. Who knows what it might encourage its readers to do to themselves and to what it might open them.
TWO MARCHES
The tension of either doing one's thing without political concerns or being highly political – a tension symbolised by two marches in town, one more a carnival, the other a protest march. And walking in the wrong one, without noticing.
By the way, I did notice the Trepanist in one of the marches, but which one? Read it and see…
THE OTHERKIN
"…an astronomer once claimed that the earth is hollow, like a Russian doll, and that there are many smaller, concentric earths within it."
Only too true! You don't need New Anomalism to show that.
The Otherkin, meanwhile, are beautifully described here. I am sure Sibelius must have been one of them. But I forgot to say that in this relatively short but important section of the book. Now it is crystallised in print, only possible to say it here instead.
nullimmortalis July 10, 2016 at 11:24 am
THE GHOST OF THE CITY OFFICE
"Emmi D. had a complete command of etiquette and the rules of proper behaviour, but she didn't feel it necessary to apply them to anyone not of Caucasian, Christian extraction."
A portrait of my "friend of sorts", to go with this book's earlier "novel of sorts", and I am a reader of sorts as well as finding myself a character of sorts in this work itself.
But why be friends with this character? Simply so that I can tell you, in the equally anomalous context of this novel, how she became a paranormal part of my life. How else can a character in fiction be a friend at all, let alone someone WORTHY of being a friend of mine? The portrait is very telling. And relevant to my addiction to datura seeds.
nullimmortalis July 13, 2016 at 2:56 pm
FAITH IS SICK
Not faith as such but Faith, the Marquis' loveable old dog. But fiction is a sort of faith and Faith is in this fiction and I suspect she swallowed the datura seeds I had inadvertently left in harm's way… Like swallowing the fiction that created you?
These episodes gradually make the gestalt of this fiction as a would-be novel, another novel of sorts, each episode unfinished while I think the novel itself is a closed or holistic system but a system of such open-ended episodes. A strange phenomenon of piecemeal faiths towards an over-arching…
THE PSYCHOLOGY OF A PLANT
Datura takes centre stage, as it is explained fascinatingly and worryingly to me what I am exposing myself to in getting so close to this plant. A bit of a loop though when you consider the explanation is put into the mouth of a character in this book about Datura and given to another character, i.e. me, and then I report it back to the reader, i.e. you.
THE WOMAN WHO WAS FOUR
"Real death, however, shrinks the face and alters the features."
Unlike people stage-dying. Real dying becomes something other, slipping away leaving us alone. But the Otherkin of this work are something other, again. And this teasing story of a woman with four identities is like different people using the same body, the same, if altered, face and bearing, with fleeting death between each visitation. This book, too.
A PECULIAR FLOWER SHOP
A bitch fight in a florist shop at Christmas. But as if in a fiction did I get this unlikely event right? Or was its unlikely aftermath right? Perhaps both were wrong, an anomaly upon another anomaly? You perhaps need a real-time outside commentator like this to be able to nail the truth and transcend the anomalies within a book such as this novel.
THE FASTEST WAY TO TRAVEL
"…it was getting harder and harder to tell private and shared delusions apart."
And that is obviously true in July 2016 for many reasons!
Reading rather than eating datura seeds?
Meanwhile, Faith is getting better while Raikka bombards me with more outlandish (literally) ideas, like 'hole teleportation'…
"What you experience is always true."
An uninvited woman in my bedroom, perhaps someone like me, and I learn more about myself, as the narrator of this book, than I have learnt before. More about the nature of reality, too. I sense. The end. Is near.
"THUS UNENLIGHTENED, LOST IN ERROR'S MAZE"
"Was it you who, when things were at their worst at the beginning, visited me and read to me aloud."
Was it me who asked that question, as it now seems worse here at the end, with "the stink of datura." Everything now being a shared reality fits in with my gestalt real-time reviewing. I can't think of a fiction work more suited to such treatment.
nullimmortalis July 20, 2016 at 8:52 am
WITH A FINGER TO HIS LIPS
"Everything began to seem like a silent movie."
The perfect point of ending, apotheosising at last this book's Silence of Sibelius, once Master of Sound, now with the eponymous oxymoronic flower in his hand, bringing the world back on to its scooter of hope. The New Anomalist, no longer a derogatory term, but someone like me, hopefully. Or you?
DATURA, truly everyone's shared reality, is a wonderful novel worth bringing out of its own silence.
And that ends PART FIVE of this real-time review.
PART SIX will commence HERE.
nullimmortalis August 28, 2016 at 1:44 pm
All parts of this review:
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2015/12/10/collected-fiction-of-leena-krohn/
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/01/19/tainaron-mail-from-another-city/
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/02/09/gold-of-ophir/
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/03/26/pereat-mundus-a-novel-of-sorts/
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/06/03/datura-or-a-figment-seen-by-everyone/ (this one)
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/07/20/the-pelicans-new-clothes-leena-krohn/
https://dflewisreviews.wordpress.com/2016/08/13/short-stories-and-excerpts-from-larger-works-leena-krohn/


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Wimbleball Sailing Club
Wimbleball Lake, Brompton Regis. Somerset.TA22 9NU
About WSC
Bylaws & Rules
Applicatin/Renewal form
Sailing Programme
Home Learn to sail Visiting Clubs & Groups Sailing for the Disabled Committee Contacts Location & Accom. Joining WSC
Wimbleball Sailing Club is in the Exmoor National Park, Somerset , about 45 minutes drive from Taunton. Take the A358 from Taunton towards Minehead. Shortly after passing Bishop's Lydeard, turn left (under the railway bridge) on the B3224 towards Wheddon Cross. About half a mile after passing the 'Raleighs Cross' on the left the road to Wheddon Cross forks to the right; do not take this fork. Carry straight on (now the B3190). After a further mile turn right towards Brompton Regis; from this point Wimbleball Water Park is sign-posted. From the bridge, across the north end of the lake, go up the hill, at the top turn left. The entrance to the sailing club is the third sign-posted entrance on your left.
Wimbleball Lake covers an area of 385 Acres on Exmoor National Park.
As well as being the home of Wimbleball Sailing Club there are many other local activities such as walking and cycling with spectacular paths around the lake. There are good pubs and shops in the nearby village of Dulverton.
There is local accommodation and camping within walking distance.
South West Lakes Trust Camp site This is suitable for camping, caravans and motor homes. You may need to reserve a pitch. Contact the camp site 01398 371460 South West Lakes Trust
South Greenslade Farm. Good local farm camp site. This camp has views of the lake and is within walking distance of the club.A very quiet and friendly site. All usual facilities. Great value for money. Contact Caroline and Brian Chaffey 01398 371207
The George Brompton Regis TA22 9NL 01398 371273 2 miles
Raleigh's Cross Inn (Facilities for the disabled) 01984 640343 3 miles
The Quarryman's Rest, Bampton 01398 331480 6 miles
Tarr Farm Inn, Tarr Steps (Facilities for the disabled) 01643 851507 8 miles
Exmoor House, Wheddon Cross TA24 7DU 01643 841432 Exmoor House 8 miles
Holworthy Farm House, (opposite side of lake) 01398 371244 2 miles
Lodfin Farm B&B, Morebath.) 01398 331400 3 miles
Town Mills, Dulverton. 01398 323124 7 miles
Three Acres Country House, Dulverton 01398 323730 7 miles
The Cops, Dulverton. 01398 323376 7 miles
Heron House, 50 Brook Street, Bampton. 01398 331058 5 miles
Marsh Bridge Cottage, Dulverton 01398 323197 7 miles
This is only some of the accommodation in the area. If you can recommend others nearby please let me know so that I can add them to the list.


John currently serves as an account manager for KCB Corporation. John focuses mostly on the South Texas / Rio Grande Valley region for his major accounts represented. John works with Globe's Supermarkets, Lopez Supermarkets, HEB South Texas division, and La Michoacana Meat Market as well.
John has been with KCB Corporation for over 15 years serving as an account manager. Prior to that John worked with Tampico Beverages exclusively and then gained consumer goods experience in the Candy Distribution industry.
John resides in Harlingen, Texas located within the Rio Grande Valley region with his wife. John also has two daughters and one son who live in the South Texas area as well as New Mexico.


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Q: How can I format the Highcharts gantt chart to be a dashed line instead of a solid line? I have made the following gantt chart using Highcharts Gantt chart. However, i want a part of the line to be dashed instead of solid. Something like this -
However i'm unable to make it dashed. It always appears to be solid. How do i make it dashed and that too, only a certain part of it ?
The following is my current chart option. 'this.series' is the data i'm providing to the chart.
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            title: {
                text: 'Gantt Chart with Progress Indicators'
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            xAxis: [{
                min: Date.UTC(2016, 1, 1),
                max: Date.UTC(2016, 1, 1) + this.day * 365 * 6,
                // max: Date.UTC(2039, 12, 31),
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                scrollbar: {
                    enabled: true,
                    barBorderRadius: 4,
                    height: 9,
                    minWidth: 9,
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It would be a great help if someone could help me out with this. Thanks!

A: You can use line series with zones:
series: [{
    name: 'Project 1',
    type: 'line',
    zoneAxis: 'x',
    zones: [{
        value: Date.UTC(2014, 10, 28)
    }, {
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        value: Date.UTC(2014, 10, 29)
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    data: [{
        x: Date.UTC(2014, 10, 27),
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Live demo: https://jsfiddle.net/BlackLabel/b7xdcjpt/
API Reference: https://api.highcharts.com/highcharts/series.line.zones

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Summary: Estate plan reviews are important for many reasons. Changes in your life, or new changes in your state's laws, may trigger a need for an amendment or replacement to a document like a will, trust or power of attorney. A review should also include checking non-probate assets to make certain that these assets' beneficiary designation forms are up-to-date and still accurately constructed to achieve the goals of your plan.
A lot of times, estate planning "bad news" or "horror" stories involve some sort of dispute or disagreement between two opposing sides. For example, a few years ago, a case centering on the distribution of a life insurance policy went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. The account holder's widow went to court to demand that she receive her husband's $124,000 death benefit payout. The problem was, however, that she wasn't the named beneficiary on the policy's death beneficiary designation form; the man's ex-wife was. (He had filled out the form many years earlier, while still married to the previous woman, and had never updated the beneficiary designation.) Ultimately, the courts ruled in favor of the ex-wife and the widow got nothing.
Sometimes, even when everyone is in agreement, an out-of-date plan can still cause problems. For example, assume that a woman with three children re-marries. She and her second husband have no kids together. Everyone agrees that the woman's retirement account should be split equally (25% each) between the kids and the husband. When she dies, the widower asks the account holder to distribute funds equally between him and his stepchildren. The account holder refuses. Why? Because the husband's name was the only one on the beneficiary form. As a result, the entire amount gets distributed to the husband. Wanting to honor his dead wife's wishes, he withdraws 75% of the distribution he received and sends each of his three stepchildren an equal portion.
This latter case sounds like a "happy ending," right? Yes and no. The wife's wishes were honored but, because the husband had to complete a withdrawal of the money needed pay his stepchildren their shares, he incurred a much larger tax liability than he would have if he hadn't been forced to use this multi-step system to get the money to his stepchildren.
In both cases, proper estate plan maintenance, including the maintenance of non-probate assets, could have avoided these pitfalls. In the first case, had the husband's estate plan undergone a review, and the husband diligently pursued updating his beneficiary form, his life insurance could have gone his wife, and not to his ex. In the second case, the family could have avoided a needlessly large tax bill if, while the wife was still alive, she updated her retirement account beneficiary form to distribute the death benefit payout to her three children and her husband as equal co-beneficiaries.
This is why thorough estate plan reviews are so important. An estate plan, like a vehicle, can only function at peak performance if it is properly maintained. Estate planning documents like wills, trusts and powers of attorney should be reviewed periodically to make sure that any new events (such as life changes or changes in the law) don't require an amendment or replacement. There's more, though. There's also reviewing your non-probate assets. Whether it is a life insurance policy, a retirement account or any other asset with a pay-on-death or transfer-on-death designation, these assets need periodic reviews as well, in order to make sure that the beneficiary designations attached to them still reflect your wishes.


The purple loosestrife is an Aquatic purple plant. It grows by waters and can grow to be 2 to 7 feet high.
Crimes: This plant hurts fish, wildlife, and native plant habitat.
How'd it get here: Settlers brought it for their gardens and it may also have come here because ships used rocks for ballast.
How does it spread: An adult loosestrife can produce 2.5-2.7 million seeds annually.
How to control it: Pulling, Cutting, or Digging.
The plant forms dense stands with thick mats of roots that can spread over large areas, degrading habitat for many native birds, insects and other species.
By crowding out native plantsit reduces biodiversity.
Large stands of purple loosestrife can clog irrigation canals, degrade farm land and reduce the forage value of pastures.


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Wages exempt from payroll tax
Payroll tax is a tax on wages. Depending on the circumstances, wages can be taxable or exempt.
Use our checklist
Exempt wages
1. Primary and secondary caregiver leave
From 1 July 2019, an exemption applies to wages paid or payable to an employee who has been given leave as a primary or secondary caregiver, in addition to their normal leave entitlements, for the birth or adoption of a child.
Prior to 1 July 2019, the exemption was limited to wages paid or payable to an employee given maternity or adoption leave.
Wages paid in respect of annual, sick, recreation, long service or any similar leave that are taken while an employee is absent due to pregnancy are not exempt.
A primary caregiver is a parent of any gender who has the principal role of providing care and attention to a child. A secondary caregiver is a parent, who is not the primary caregiver, but who has parental responsibility for the child.
Wages paid to an employee who is a primary or secondary caregiver of a child will be exempt from payroll tax for a maximum of 14 weeks (or an equivalent period of leave at a reduced rate of pay, such as 28 weeks at half pay).
More about primary and secondary caregiver leave
Note: Payments made under the Commonwealth scheme are not treated as wages for payroll tax purposes. Read about how this Victorian exemption interacts with the Commonwealth Government's Paid Parental Leave scheme.
2. Contributions to redundancy benefit schemes and portable long service leave funds
An exemption applies to contributions made by employers to a portable long service leave scheme as long as those contributions are not taxable for fringe benefits tax (FBT) purposes.
The same exemption applies to contributions made by an employer to a redundancy or severance scheme (retrospective to 1 July 2006).
3. Defence Force personnel
Wages paid to a person while on military leave as a member of Australia's Defence Forces or the armed forces of any part of the Commonwealth are exempt.
4. Community development employment project
Wages paid to an Aboriginal person employed under a community development employment project funded by the Commonwealth Department of Jobs and Small Business or the Torres Strait Regional Authority are exempt.
5. Volunteer firefighters and other emergencies
Wages paid or payable to employees absent from work to volunteer as firefighters or respond to other emergencies are exempt. This exemption also applies to employers providing emergency workers volunteering for organisations such as the Country Fire Authority, the State Emergency Service, St Johns Ambulance, Red Cross, Volunteer Coast Guards and Life Saving Victoria.
The exemption does not apply if those employees are away on official leave, for example recreation, annual, long service or sick leave.
Watch a video about fire and emergency duty ►
6. Genuine redundancy or early retirement scheme payments
The income tax-free portion of genuine redundancy payments, previously known as bona fide redundancy payments, or early retirement scheme payments, previously known as approved early retirement scheme payments, is exempt. Our Revenue Ruling explains more about these termination payments.
7. Workers compensation
Payments made by an insurer and compulsory payments required under WorkSafe legislation are exempt. WorkSafe Victoria is the trading name of the Victorian WorkCover Authority.
Make-up pay, being additional wages paid by an employer representing the difference between the employee's regular pay and the compensation payments, is not exempt.
Watch a video about workers compensation ►
8. TAC payments
Transport Accident Commission (TAC) payments for loss of earnings, paid through an employer to an employee as a result of a transport accident injury, are exempt.
Such payments are a form of compensation paid under the Transport Accident Act 1986.
9. Re-employed apprentices or trainees
Wages are exempt if they are paid or payable to a re-employed apprentice or trainee:
Whose initial employment stopped prior to the completion of their approved training contract.
Who has been employed by another employer on or after 1 July 2016.
Who is continuing with the same type of approved training contract.
An approved training contract is one that complies with the requirements of an approved training scheme. The Victorian Registrations and Qualifications Authority website contains a list of approved training schemes.
The exemption applies irrespective of the length of time between the employment of the apprentice or trainee with the previous employer and the current employer, and only applies for the duration of the apprenticeship or traineeship.
It is available to each subsequent employer of the apprentice or trainee as they work toward completing their apprenticeship or traineeship.
The exemption is not available where:
An employer terminates an apprentice or trainee's contract and then re-employs that same person.
The current employer is in the same payroll tax group as the previous employer.
This exemption is set out in Schedule 2, Clause 16A of the Payroll Tax Act 2007.
Frequently asked questions and examples
10. Allowances
Although allowances are generally taxable, motor vehicle, accommodation and living-away-from-home allowances may be fully or partially exempt in some circumstances.
The exempt amounts for motor vehicle and overnight accommodation allowances are set out in the table below. Amounts paid in excess of these figures are wages for payroll tax purposes.
For payroll tax purposes, we use the cents per kilometre deduction rate determined by the ATO for the financial year immediately preceding the financial year in which the motor vehicles allowance is paid or payable. This means we use the 2017-18 rate for 2018-19.
Exempt rates for motor vehicle and accommodation allowances
Motor vehicles allowance
(cents per km)
Accommodation allowance
($ per night)
A living-away-from-home allowance is a fringe benefit so its value for payroll tax purposes is the value determined in accordance with the Fringe Benefits Tax Assessment Act 1986 (Cth). If the allowance does not qualify as a fringe benefit under this legislation, it must be treated in the same manner as an accommodation allowance.
11. Reimbursement
Reimbursements of business expenses incurred by employees on behalf of their employer are exempt if it has all these characteristics:
At the time of payment, the expense has already been incurred by the employee. If the payment was made in advance, the employee has provided the employer with a receipt relating to the expense and refunded any excess from the advance payment.
The expenditure by the employee was incurred in the course of the employer's business.
The precise amount is reimbursed.
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Chapter 1 starts once you've completed the Prologue after starting the game. You will wake up in the same jail pit that you were thrown into by Rudi during the opening scene. Wesley will ask you if you've woken up, and you will have to tell him that you have by interacting with the window next to yours. However, also in the room, to the very right of that same window you will find a small hole in the wall you can interact with to obtain another Letter. Once you've interacted with the window, you will hear Wessley being taken away from his jail put. What you have to do now is try and climb the pipes that are lined on the wall. However, you will fail, and you are then able to pick up your first two melee weapons of the game: Pipe (Detached) and Pipe. Using this weapon, you can also hold up doors open, force them open, or even climb rubble, which is what we'll be doing now. Climb the rubble to the right of the pipes that are attached to the wall, and you will now be at ground level.
At this point there is going to be an enemy nearby. They are called super soldiers and are very powerful. However, they are reliant on the electric current running through the cord behind their head, so if you can break it off to destroy them or remove it after turning the power off to disable them. Super soldiers will drop their machinegun in either case, but will also drop 50 armor (in 5 pieces) when they are destroyed. If super soldiers spot you before you disable or destroy them, they will fire their machineguns for a short while until they lose vision of you for around 20 or so seconds, and then continue on their designated patrol.
However, you cannot destroy this first one. Turn off the power by interacting and holding down the electicity panel to the right of the jail entrance, and then run up to the super soldier and you will be able to disable him. Disable the power to the electrocuted door up ahead, and then interact with it to go through it. There will be another super soldier in this next area, so be sure to take him out the same way you did the last one, the electricity panel is to the right of the door. Once you've disabled him, pick up his machinegun, and then up ahead there will be another super soldier. Use the jail pit to the right as cover, and then shoot him in the cord area to destroy him and get 50 armor. Continue through the jail area. Before the gate right up ahead, to the left will be 80 health as well as a map to the area.
Crouch and go on to stealthily kill the armored dogs that are past the bridge. You can do this by getting close to them while crouching. Once you've done that, be very careful about this next area. There are 4 super soldiers patrolling this hallway. To the very left of the hallway entrance is some armor that you should pick up, as it gives you enough armor to have max armor. You'll want to disable the first super soldier by the power generator before destroying any of the other ones. Once you've done that, destroy the one patrolling the area next to you and wait a while. Continue down the hallway and disable/destroy the next super soldier by the power generator. There is one last super soldier left that is patrolling the second to last power generator. Once you've taken him out, there is some health to the very left of the next electrocuted door.
To the left of the area after this door you can climb some pipes to get some 25 armor. Climb down the stairs and then climb up the rubble on the wall. Go through the vents until you can go left or right. Go right and pick up the Gold piece. This is the first gold piece of the game, and you can collect 64 in total. Continue down the left path. Before dropping down into the room below you, be warned that there are two super soldiers in this area. The best way to deal with them is to drop down, destroy the wooden boxes and take the machinegun that is located there, and destroy them with it. However, in the left side of the room, there is also two electric stands, which you can use to turn them off.
You can then go through the electrocuted door up ahead. There is also a wooden box with some health to the left of the door if you want it. Continue through the door, crouch, and head as straight as you can until you reach a hallway. In this hallway is a super soldier, so be careful. Look in the right corner of the hallway from where you are now, and you will find another Gold piece. Go back just outside of the hallway, and follow the hallway along the balcony. Be sure to be crouched, as there is an armored dog in the last hole connecting the balcony to the hallway. Watching out for the super soldier, head through the small opening across from the balcony, and then run all the way over until you reach the electrocuted door. Watch out for the super soldier again, as he can shoot you through the gate.
Up ahead will be a disabled super soldier with his cord still attached. Get rid of the cord and then go behind the elevator to turn on the power. It is advised you take the super soldier's machinegun and throw it onto the elevator. Go down and then you will end up in a hallway with two super soldiers. Kill both of them with the machinegun you picked up earlier. Once they're dead, go back to the elevator and head to the gate area on the left. Destroy the boxes for some health if you need it. To the very right of the boxes will be a climbable wall, with a Gold piece in one of the windows to the left.
Continue through the hallway and go through the electrocuted door. Go through the next door and then climb up the rubble. Go through the vents and then wait for the armored dogs to turn away from the direction you're facing, and crawl into the small vent to the left. Kill the armored dog located inside. There will be a vent that you can open and drop down. There are also two more located in this area that lead to the same sewage area, but you do not need to go through them.
Continue down the path until you can either turn left or continue straight into the sewers on the other side. Continue straight and head to the end of the path, and there will be a Gold piece on the ground. Now head back and continue down the other path. In the left part of this area there is a breakable wall you can destroy with your pipes. Then climb up the wall to reach another sewage area, and then another climbable wall. Go up it and kill the armored dog that is located above it. To the right there is a vent you can use to get to the main jail area. Kill the dog that lies in front of the vent straight ahead. Go through that vent and you will find yourself in a jail that contains another Gold piece. Exit the jail and then head towards the final armored dog in the area. Kill it, and then enter the vent it was guarding. Go up the ladder and you will find yourself in an area with a super soldier. To the right of the entrance you came through, you will find the electricity panel you can use to disable him. Follow the path until you can bring down a vent opening, climb through it, and head through the vents until you fall into the Sanitarium.
Continue down the left path until you come to a door that you can interact with. Intreact with it and then run and crouch at the same time to go through it. From here, go to the room to the right that has a blood trail leading to it. Open the hole in the room, and fall down onto the bunk bed. If you look at the first be, then you will be able to access the second Nightmare Level. Continue until you see Wesley being taken by Rudi. Go through the door and then attack the Nazi who tries to kill you. Climb up the vent and hide behind the breakable box. There will be a large mechanical dog the is going to patrol the Sanitarium. Wait for him to go through the main gate, then run to the door on the left side of this jail area that you can open and slide through. Go up to the next floor, and then run across to the other side of the balcony area and open the vent. Be quick about this because the mechanical dog will try and hit you otherwise. Go through the vent and once you fall down into the next vent, go back the direction you came from. There will be some health, armor, and a Gold piece.
Continue down the path and you'll eventually come across the first commander of the game. These enemies will spawn more and more Nazis if you come into their vision or hit them without killing them. As long as there are nazis and commanders, nazis will trigger the alarm as well. The best way to go around this is to kill them before they can see you using the Handgun with the silencer. You can kill the first one by doing a sneak attack from behind. Then, jump to the very right into the water below you. Swim to the left area until you see some stairs. Crouch down, and be on the lookout for a Nazi that is patrolling the area up ahead. You can kill him without alerting any guards by shooting him in the head twice. Go towards the second floor stairs up ahead, but be careful, there is a nazi patrolling the top area. Shoot him in the head twice and he'll be dead. Crouch and slowly move up on the last commander, killing him by shooting him in the head once.
Before you pull the lever next to the second commander, there are some things you might want to do first. If you backtrack the area past the stairs where you came up through the water, you will eventually come across two breakable boxes that lead into a vent area. This vent area contains a Gold piece. If you backtrack even farther, there are another two Nazis patrolling the area so be careful, but there are ammunition, health, and armor in that area. Go back to the lever next to the second commander, and then continue past to the other side of the bridge. There will be some armor as well as another Gold piece.
Now you can pull the lever. Once you do, there will be several swarms of nazis that come to try and kill you. However, you can use the pillars in the area near the last gold piece as cover. Once all of the nazis are dead, you can go into the boat and start it up. Once you begin travelling, be sure to get a hold of the machinegun. There will be two flying sentries that will shoot missiles at you that need to be taken down fast. As you go through the waterways, there will also be more nazis and a few more sentries along the way. Near the nazis will be explosive barrels that are really effective at getting rid of them. Once you've reached the next gateway, get out of the ship and pull the lever. Once the cutscene is over, the next gate is unlocked, and you will now be starting Chapter 2 - Docks.


The Firm routinely litigates claims arising out of our trust and estates matters, working closely with the Trust and Estates Group to draw on their experience. We have litigated a broad range of these matters in Surrogate's Court, as well as prosecuted and defended claims in both federal and state court. We have brought claims on behalf of trust beneficiaries against banks and other trustees for mismanagement of trust funds; prosecuted claims for estate proceeds on behalf of beneficiaries; contested probate proceedings; brought claims over a letter of wishes of a trust; defended trustees and beneficiaries against litigation brought by other beneficiaries; and contested as fraudulent conveyances transfers of property made in the context of putative estate planning.


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Our London office is a short walk from several main-line and underground railway stations. Martin Lane is off Cannon Street.
Visitors to our offices who do not have an appointment with a member of SRA staff will not be permitted entry. You are respectfully reminded that it is SRA policy to request contact in writing, by letter or email.
Disabled access to 24 Martin Lane is via a separate door near the main entrance; it can be used to enter the building from 08.00 to 18.00, and to exit at any time. Disabled toilets are located on the ground and fifth floors.
Martin Lane is off Cannon Street. From the north, approach Cannon Street via the A10. From the south, take the A3.
Parking is not easy to find in the immediate vicinity. Tower Hill Car Park, Tower Place West, City of London, EC3R 6DT, is the closest City of London car park.
Monument Station
Monument Station is on the Circle and District lines.
Leave Monument by the Cannon Street exit or the King William Street exit.
Head west onto Cannon Street.
Martin Lane is the first road on your left.
The SRA office is at the southern end of the street.
Bank Station is on the Central, Northern and Waterloo & City lines and District Light Rail (DLR).
Leave Bank by the Lombard Street exit, and head south on King William Street.
Follow King William Street until you reach the intersection with Cannon Street.
Head west on Cannon Street.
Cannon Street Station
Cannon Street Station is on the Circle and District lines, and part of the national rail network.
When leaving the station, exit onto Cannon Street and head east.
Martin Lane is the third road on your right.
London is accessible by bus from most locations. Call Transport for London on 0843 222 1234 or use their bus maps search.
Visit Transport for London for more information on travelling in London.
View our contact details.
For the security of our staff we do not accept hand deliveries being made to our offices. If you need to deliver an item to us, we ask that you use the normal postal service for standard letters or where necessary, a recognised courier service such as Royal Mail, DX, DPD, etc. In the exceptional circumstance that you have an urgent item which requires delivery directly to our office before the next working day, you will need to make an arrangement with the member of staff you wish to deliver the item to in order for them to accept the delivery from you at Reception in accordance with our Deliveries Policy. Such arrangements must be made in advance of you attending the office. Thank you for your cooperation.


For any business or organization to be successful in today's world, it will have to ensure a couple of important steps are taken beforehand. One of the most important things a business normally has to do whenever they are just starting out or planning to grow and expand has to be securing business data. One thing you should know when it comes to data for businesses and organizations is that most of the data is in digital format.
An effective data security service is actually the right option for any business or organization that is keen on protecting their data from threats of all kinds. If you really want to find and work with the right data security provider for your organization or business today, you will need to spend some time as well as resources. Some of the most effective tips that will help you find and work with the right data security provider for your business are discussed below.
Starting off with some basic research is the first professional tip that will come in handy whenever you are keen on finding and working with the right data security service in any part of the world. If you simply start with conducting some basic research beforehand whenever you need to find the right data security service provider for your business, you will be able to know what to look for in a good and effective data security service provider.
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The shirt and tie are a standard pair in every man's wardrobe, but sometimes it can be hard to find the proper combination of the two. Whether you're trying to match colors, fabrics or patterns it's good for men to have an idea about how to properly match shirt and tie to convey the proper attitude. This infographic from Beckett Simonon contains a few rules of thumb to follow and a bunch of tips on how to match your shirt and tie, so you don't have to wonder if you're looking sharp or sloppy. For instance- your tie should always be darker than your shirt, and patterns like gingham check and plaid work well together, but polka dots and plaid do not. Follow these tips on properly matching your shirt and tie and you'll be looking sharp every time you get dressed.


Like Europe but not Europe, Georgia sits neatly in the Caucasus between Russia and the Middle East. The perfect blend of east-meets-west and all the better for it. Fantastic weather, stunning landscapes, cheap to travel in and the nicest people you'll meet anywhere.
We absolutely loved our two weeks in Georgia because we managed to do so much. The capital Tbilisi is a fantastic place to start; culture, bars, parks and travel routes all across the country. Talking of country, make sure you get up to Kazbegi for some unreal mountains just hours outside of the capital. The city of love, Mediterranean beaches (well the Black Sea), Svaneti; there's just too much to do.
Get yourselves over to Georgia. Fast. Our flights home were just £38 each!
Flying in to Armenia was the perfect chilled-out antidote to three hectic weeks in the Middle East. The capital Yerevan was a calming experience with the first European vibe we'd felt in 7 months. We loved it so much that we forgot to record any footage, yes it was that relaxing! Although a little challenging to get around, Armenia offers stunning natural beauty with very few tourists, incredibly friendly people who are really interested in new guests and for the architecture lovers, churches and monasteries galore.
Our travel video will take you through out jaunts in Yerevan, Lake Sevan, Dilijan with a final stop in Ijevan before moving onto Georgia.
If serenity is your thing, Armenia's your place.


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'Eurinom (starogrč. Εὐρύνομος; lat. Eurynomus), duh ili demon iz grčke mitologije koji proždire raspadajuće leševe i obitava u podzemnom svijetu Hadu. Opisuje ga se kao biće s plavo-crnom kožom i oštrim zubima koje na leđima nosi lisičju kožu i hoda sagnutih koljena. Ponekad se spominje kao sluga božice Hekate.

Uzrokuje propadanje i truljenje stvari oko sebe, može pomoći vješticama u vezi proricanja kristalnim kuglama, runama i tarot kartama. Također, pomaže čarobnjacima da postanu hrabri i podučava ih crnoj magiji.

Bilješke

Vanjske poveznice

 Eurynomos - hellenicaworld.com

Demoni
Grčka mitološka stvorenja

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