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Top Ten Irish Rock Bands
November 6, 2011 by Green Baron 19 Comments
Music is part of Ireland's cultural heritage and the country has produced many talented rock bands over the years.
I asked my husband to compile a list of his Top Ten Irish Rock Bands to get our Irish music section started. Here are the wonderful, talented Irish artists he admires and listens to all the time.
Hope you enjoy these bands as much as we do. This selection focuses on Irish rock bands, not Irish folk bands. Our choice of bands spans the decades from the 70s, 80s, 90s and into the new millennium.
10. The Horslips
9. The Boomtown Rats
8. The Waterboys
7. Thin Lizzy
6. Rory Gallagher
5. Sinéad O'Connor
4. The Cranberries
3. Van Morrison
2. The Pogues
1. U2
The Dropkick Murphys
The Corrs
To people outside Ireland, The Horslips may be the least well known of my top ten Irish rock bands. Formed in Dublin in 1970, the band's name is a word play on the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse. They mix guitar, uillean pipes, bodhran (pronounced bow-ron) into celtic reels and jigs.
With hit songs like Trouble With A Capital T and Dearg Doom, the Horslips quickly became a favorite amongst Irish people. Their hypnotic jigs, reels and catchy, Celtic, rock instrumentals make their music a perfect fusion of Irish traditional folk and modern rock.
Favorite Song: Dearg Doom
Favorite Album: Greatest Hits
The Horslips at the Blacksheep Festival in 2014
This punk rock band hail from Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, but moved to London in 1976 to join that city's vibrant punk rock scene. With Bob Geldof as lead vocalist, the band produced many memorable hits in the 80's like Banana Republic, I Don't Like Mondays, Like Clockwork, and Rat Trap.
Bob Geldof was the driving force behind the Band Aid Supergroup in 1984, and Live Aid concerts in 1985. The Boomtown Rats were the first Irish band to make number 1 in the UK charts with the song Rat Trap, and again repeated the following year with I Don't Like Mondays.
Favorite Song: I Don't Like Mondays
Favorite Album: Best Of The Boomtown Rats
The Boomtown Rats
Formed in the early '80's by Scottish musician Mike Scott, the Waterboys are amongst the most talented Irish musicians ever. Through the years the band has had over 50 members, and has been based in Spiddal, Co. Galway, Dublin, New York, London and Edinburgh.
Scott himself, is the only permanent member of the band. His song writing is heavily influenced by English/Scottish writers and poets such as C.S. Lewis, W.B. Yeats and Robbie Burns.
Their unique sound of eclectic influences, mixed with an obvious Celtic folk foundation, catapulted their music onto the European charts and into the hearts of Irish people. It is a bit of a stretch to pigeon hole them by calling them strictly a rock band.
Despite their unconventional instruments such as tin whistle, flute, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, piano, mandolin, and bouzouki, there is a definite rock beat in most of their songs. The band has had many directional changes over the years. Every album they produce is different from the last. Happily Mike Scott and The Waterboys are still going strong today.
Favorite Song: Fisherman's Blues
Favorite Album: The Best of The Waterboys '81 – '91
The Waterboys
Founded in Dublin in 1969 by Phil Lynott and his school friend Brian Downey, Thin Lizzy was named after the nickname for the Ford Model T (The Tin Lizzy). With Lynott as lead singer, they went on to record 13 hard rock albums. I
t's hard to listen to any classic rock radio station in the USA or Europe and not hear one or two Thin Lizzy songs. With hits like The Boys are Back In Town, Waiting For An Alibi, Jailbreak, Whiskey In The Jar, Thin Lizzy were a big hit amongst Irish people.
The band had many rocky times over the years, with drug addiction and in-fighting causing problems amongst band members. Phil Lynott sadly died in 1986.
Favorite Song: The Boys Are Back In Town
Favorite Album: Dedication: The Very Best Of Thin Lizzy
Thin Lizzy
Rory Gallagher is arguably one of the best guitarists the world has ever seen. Some would call him the best, including Jimi Hendrix. Shortly after the Woodstock concert, Hendrix was asked by an interviewer:
"So Jimi what's it like to be the best guitarist in the world?"
Jimi responded "I don't know, ask Rory Gallagher."
Rory was born in Ballyshannon, Co. Donegal, but lived most of his life in Cork. Sadly, Rory died at 47 due to complications of a liver transplant in 1995.
Favorite Song: Tattoo'd Lady
Favorite Album: Original Album Classics
Rory Gallagher
Sinead (pronounced Shin-aid) burst onto the Irish, UK and American scene in the mid-80's with her gold album The Lion and the Cobra. She was also nominated for a Grammy in the "Best Female Rock Vocal Performance" category.
A native of Glenageary, Co. Dublin, Sinead had a troubled childhood. Unfortunately she will be most remembered by many, not for her on stage talent and amazing vocals, but for tearing up a photo of Pope John Paul II while appearing on Saturday Night Live.
Frank Sinatra, once threatened to "kick her ass" for refusing to let the American National Anthem play before her show in New Jersey. Stating she does not allow any national anthems play before her concerts, Sinead was never one to shy away from controversy.
Regardless of her antics, her music speaks for itself. Her song Nothing Compares 2 U (written by Prince) could bring a grown man to tears.
Favorite Song: Mandinka
Favorite Album: So Far: Best of Sinead O'Connor
Sinéad OConnor
This Limerick band exploded onto the pop/rock scene in the early 90's with their debut album Everybody Else Is doing It, So Why Can't We? Churning out hit after hit like Dreams, Linger, I Can't Be With You, Ridiculous Thoughts and Zombie, The Cranberries were Ireland's top band for many years.
Singer Dolores O'Riordan's thrashy vocals mix with the Hogan brothers' grungy guitars and Fergal Lawlor's drums to strike the right chord. They have sold millions of their singles and albums worldwide.
Favorite Song: Linger
Favorite Album: Stars: The Best of the Cranberries, 1992-2002
Dolores ORiordan of The Cranberries Photo Credit
The Belfast born artist, celebrity, and Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, George Ivan Morrison or "Van," has been a staple in Irish music since the late '50's.
His blend of soul, blues, jazz, Irish, folk, country and a subtle bit of gospel, combined with his unmistakably commanding voice, create his unique sound.
As a boy, Van was inspired by his father's Motown record collection and often mentions his musical heroes Jackie Wilson, Jimmie Rodgers, and Muddy Waters in his songs. As well as being a singer songwriter, Van is an all-round quintessential musician, mastering the saxophone, keyboards piano, guitar and harmonica.
Van was part of the '60's British invasion of the USA, and has been known around the world ever since. Five decades and many albums later, Van is still entertaining people with hits like Brown Eyed Girl, Moondance, Tupelo Honey, Wild Night and Bright Side Of The Road.
Favorite Song: Into The Mystic
Favorite Album: Moondance by Van Morrison [Music CD]
Van Morrison
You couldn't have a discussion about Irish music and not mention the talent of Shane MacGowan and The Pogues. This Celtic punk or Irish rock band, formed in King's Cross, London was originally called Pogue Mahone, and then shortened to The Pogues. Their name comes from the Gaelic term "póg mo thóin" which means "kiss my a….".
Shane McGowan has had problems on and off the stage, leaving and returning to the band on more than one occasion. The pure talent of Shane and the band is clearly evident in their many songs like, Body Of The American, A Pair Of Brown Eyes, Dirty Old Town, Irish Rover, and the 1987 Christmas number one hit, Fairytale of New York.
Their unique brand of Celtic rock has been part of the Irish music scene for decades. My choice for favorite song holds a special meaning to me as an Irish immigrant in the USA.
Favorite Song: Thousands Are Sailing
Favorite Album: If I Should Fall From Grace With God (Expanded)
The Pogues
Formed in 1976 after Larry Mullen posted an ad on a school notice board looking for musicians, this Dublin band has taken the world by storm and really put Ireland on the musical map. U2 have sold over 150 million records making them one of the best selling bands of all time.
These Dublin boys truly have achieved worldwide fame.
Since I first saw U2 in concert in Croke Park, Dublin in 1984, I have been in awe of their genius. As a teenager, that was the first major concert I had ever been to, and perhaps my favorite ever. A frenzied crowd of about 80,000 packed the Gaelic football field and stands that warm summers day. U2 were not mega rock stars at that time. After they stole the show at the Live Aid concert in 1985, and followed up with their album The Joshua Tree in 1987, U2 were propelled into international superstardom.
When they played the song Bad, I had chills down my spine from the combination of Adam Clayton's bass guitar, Larry Mullen Jr.'s drums, the Edge's (David Evans') lead guitar and Bono's (Paul Hewson's) raw emotional vocals. From that moment on I was, and will forever be, a U2 fan. Trying to choose a favorite album and song is almost as difficult as choosing a favorite child. The Unforgettable Fire, Walk On, New Year's Day and One are special to me, but the live version of Bad is extra special and brings me right back to Croke Park, 1984.
Favorite Song: Bad (live)
Favorite Album: The Best Of 1980-1990
U2
My top ten bands are listed above, but there are a few others that defintiely deserve an honorable mention.
This Irish American band was formed in 1996 in Quincy, Massachusetts. The Dropkick Murphys are a Celtic punk rock band that has recorded eight studio albums and three live albums.
One of their most popular songs is 'I'm Shipping Up to Boston', which was featured in the movie 'The Departed'.
Other popular songs like 'Mob Mentality', 'Fields of Athenry', and 'Walk Away'.
Dropkick Murphys
Formed by lead vocalist Dave King, Flogging Molly is anther Celtic punk band that is extremely popular in the United States.
Eager to compose and perform Irish music, Dave King left Epic Records to pursue his dream. He formed the band in 1993 with a bass player Jeff Peters, fiddle player Bridget Regan, and guitarist Ted Hutt.
The line up of the band has changed over the years but King and Regan remain. Amongst their most popular songs are, Seven Deadly Sins', 'Drunken Lullabies', 'Rebels of the Sacred Heart', and 'Salty Dog.'
Flogging Molly
An Irish band made up of siblings, The Corrs focus on combining traditional Irish musical themes with rock and pop music.
This family of musicians hails from County Louth, and first formed in 1990. Having sold over forty million copies of their seven albums worldwide, they are definitely worthy of an honorable mention here.
The Corrs Performing on Stage – Image Credit
Wishing you hours of happy listening to my favorite Irish Rock Bands.
Let me know if you have a favorite Irish rock band that wasn't on my top ten.
Sláinte,
(Cheers)
Irish American Dad
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Rory is number one in my book.
Green Baron
I hear that a lot Milo. What a talent he was. Pity he never got the notoriety he deserved while he was alive.
BeachMama
I had to pop over for a visit after you made it to my site. And lo and behold you have a list of some of my favorite bands, of course U2 is my fave and I have to agree with the call on Bad (live) one of the best. We (hubby and I) saw them this past summer in Baltimore as the Montreal concert was rescheduled during our summer holidays, thankfully they were playing close by. Each time I hear them play live I am moved.
I've got to add Flogging Molly to this list too. They are amazing live!
Hi love the site, one problem though? you have listed The Waterboys as an Irish act? they were founded in Scotland, Mike Scott the brains behind the band is from Edinburgh, Scotland, also u listed his influences by "english" writers and included the name of 'Robbie Burns'! Rabbie Burns is in fact Scottish
Yes, you're correct Robbie Burns is Scottish. Thanks for catching the typo. I was unsure whether to list the Waterboys on the top ten Irish rock bands because of 2 issues. Would everyone categorize them as Irish and rock? The reason I ended up doing so is that the majority of the 50 plus members of the Waterboys have been Irish and were and I think still are Irish based. Although they have a very eclectic sound that doesn't fit into any other genre of music I settled for rock. I love the Waterboys and couldn't leave them out of this top ten list.
Glad you enjoy the site and thanks for the comment.
is script irish band
Ashwin – The Script are an Irish band and probably do deserve a mention, but at the time this post was written nearly two years ago, their popularity was just on the rise.
Thank you so much for a wonderfull post and a Happy St.Patties Day to you and your family 😉 Rock and Roll Canada
Glad you enjoyed this post. Happy St. Paddy's Day to you too.
Mairead
Walt Needham
A top 10 list of Irish rock bands without the Saw Doctors? Surely a big mistake!
duncan edwards
I miss Therapy and Ash on the list otherwise brilliant.
Duncan – It's so difficult to narrow a list down to just ten. I like your two choices for your top ten.
gasem
hi, every one i,m still searching the web for a song around 1987, inside the song the artists repeat ,if you want make love made it clear or some like that and from that time i never heard it again please any one has an idea send me on my e mail and i appreciate
I'm afraid I can't throw any light on this song. Best of luck with your search.
hi, every one ,here are some hints for the song i,m searching this song may be in 85-86-87-88 , male voice ,like U2 style ,some irish instruments and i will post any other hints if i can remember thanks.
Ian Davidson
Thin Lizzy should be on your list.
Yes – they made the cut for sure. Thin Lizzy is listed at number 7. Phil Lynott was so talented.


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Director: Patty Jenkins
Writers: Allan Heinberg (screenplay), Zack Snyder (story by)
Stars: Gal Gadot, Chris Pine, Robin Wright
Warner Bros and DC have had a tough time in recent years trying to emulate the success of comic rivals Marvel in their continued attempts at growing a successful, cinematic universe. Man of Steel was a very decent film, but the subsequent releases of Suicide Squad and Batman vs Superman had failed to hit the heights, leading to an onslaught of criticism for both DC and the studio. This certainly hasn't been helped by the amateurish indecision and confusion often displayed by the latter.
But I digress, this isn't yet another DC bash fest. It's easy to do that and it's certainly the 'in' thing at the moment. Personally, I love DC and the plethora of fantastic characters and stories they have at their disposal. I want to see them get to grips and build momentum with their cinematic universe and they've certainly got some fairly promising releases coming up. The first of these new batch of films is Patty Jenkins Wonder Woman. Now, I'm going to admit that I wasn't overly excited for this film (for the same reasons I'm not that excited for the Han Solo standalone) and watched it with some slight trepidation. I'm happy to say that it proved me wrong. Admittedly, it's story wasn't the strongest I've seen and there was some minor niggles in there, but I thought it was a well cast, taut and pacy affair.
It begins in Themyscira, the Amazon island home to Diana (Gal Gadot) and her female dominated group of fierce warriors, magically hidden from the outside world. It's 1918 or at least it is when the film finally kicks into action following an enjoyable, short and intriguing training montage come backstory. Incidentally, I've seen quite a few people bash this segment of the film, but I thought they got it just right. It tells of Diana's rise to demi-god warrior status, whilst also highlighting the plight of the Amazonian's in their previous battle with Ares. That last part coming in the form of a neat moving, little painting montage of sorts. Yeah ok, it was maybe slightly rushed, there was some inconsistencies like the defiance of Queen Hippolyta (Connie Nielsen) and then her sudden change of heart on the training issue. In short, they could've delved more deeply into it, but this film is quick paced and they did what was necessary.
Diana's idyllic existence on Themyscira comes to an end almost immediately after a final training battle with her Aunt, General Antione (Robin Wright), when a mysterious plane manages to break through the magical barrier before crashing into the water right in front of her. It's almost like fate is calling her forth. This leads to a sudden intense battle between pursuing German soldiers and the Amazonian's. The result of which (there's a spoiler in there that I won't give away) gives Diana the encouragement needed to step into her 'Wonder Woman' persona. The identity of the pilot is revealed afterwards as Captain Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), an American spy working for British intelligence who possesses a diary that could potentially save hundreds of thousands of lives. His harrowing insight into the horrors of WW1 and the deaths of innocents all but makes Diana's mind up. She and Trevor make their way off the island with the reluctant blessing of the Queen and seek to save humanity.
The two make their way to London (very quickly, too quickly) where they meet stony resistance from the British intelligence services and military, even after warning of a new hydrogen based gas being developed by Doctor Poison (Elena Anaya) and General Ludendorff (Danny Huston), which could swing the war back in Germany's favour and kill thousands before peace can be brokered. There's some real good comedy moments in this part of the film that deserve a mention and I had a good chuckle at. Afterwards, Diana chastises said military leaders and Steve for their meek impetus on the matter, and the latter flustered, volunteers to take her to the front with a small group of others to bring the fight to both Poison and Ludendorff. This ragtag group, completed by a drunken (how original) Scotsman called Charlie (Ewen Bremner) and Sameer (Saïd Taghmaoui), a Moroccan secret agent, set out for German occupied Belgium together. They're joined over there by Chief Napi (Eugene Brave Rock), a Native American (Lord knows why he's there?) trader that's in it for profit.
One of the areas where this film excels for me is in its development of Diana's character into Wonder Woman. She leaves the insular society of Themyscira completely oblivious to the customs or norms of wider humanity and all the little naiveties and perplexed questioning which stem from this are perfectly portrayed by Gal Gadot. By the end of the film, she's learnt a great deal, embraced love and empathy fully and is very much transformed into Wonder Woman. She's not the greatest actress, but she does a great job and despite concerns she looked perfect for the role. Alongside her in this origin journey is Trevor played by a fantastic Chris Pine. This guy is on fire at the minute and he's one of my favourite things about this film. There's an argument to be made for him perhaps overshadowing Wonder Woman at certain points and stealing her glory, but I don't really buy into this. I thought the two played off each other beautifully and had great chemistry together.
It wasn't all positive though, I did have some niggles. Firstly, the fractured nature of the films villains. They could've picked one and stuck with it, but instead we get three and none of them are particularly memorable. Ludendorff seems to be the main villain for three quarters of the film whilst never actually doing anything. Doctor Poison hangs onto his coat tails, relying on a face prosthetic and social awkwardness to look ominous. Then there's a twist at the very end which reveals the true Ares. This seemed unnecessary and a hastily added way for them to have a final show off for Wonder Woman against an opponent that would provide an actual challenge. The second niggle is a pet hate of mine and that's actors speaking with corny accents in English dialogue. This film is littered with this especially in German scenes. What made this all the more grating was that they had Diana speak in proper foreign language. Why? Thirdly, the overuse of slow-mo in fight scenes. It was better than King Arthur's terrible attempts, but still way overused.
Visually, I thought the movie was stunning. There were some dodgy points, especially in the finale, but it was mostly superb. The early parts in Themyscira were beautiful, as were the trenches/no mans land and the early 20th century London looked authentic. I also loved the period costumes, especially Pine's gear. That coat deserved a mention in the credits it was that good. I wasn't too impressed with the soundtrack however. It just didn't strike a chord with me for whatever reason and for the most part it was unmemorable.
Overall, I loved this film. A Wonder Woman film has been a long time in the making and, whilst it's not my favourite character of all time, I can understand the importance of getting a strong female superhero out there. Was it perfect? Hell no. It didn't need to be though. To quote the haggard gimp of a prime minister we have, it just had to be 'strong and stable'. It was that and some. Patty Jenkins did a great job marrying comedy and action together to produce a highly enjoyable film. Special mentions to David Thewlis and Etta Candy too, both of whom I failed to mention. The latter in particular provided lots of good comedy relief and was excellent. I just pray now that Justice League, the Flash and Aqua Man can continue in the same vain and that DC can start genuinely rivalling Marvel. Any road, this is well worth a watch for anybody into this genre.
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The Dunn Family: A Living Legacy Rooted at IU
By Nathan Wild, Saint Louis University High School | July 14, 2017 | Category: Newspaper/News Magazine
A White Flowering Dogwood in the early stages of its life growing outside of Franklin Hall.
"The trees bring a sense of eloquence to the campus, providing a green aspect to not make it a barren landscape," Jared Rigdon said.
The preservation of remembrance for one's life is usually recognized as a headstone; however, the Dunn Family have set a legacy at Indiana University that carry their name in the thousands of green giants speckled around the campus.
After James Dunn moved to Virginia from Ireland in 1762, he began his family legacy that would soon include a judge, military leaders, and vocal abolitionists. The Dunn name was well-known for their persistent assistance to the public community, which includes land donations to many schools in Indiana, among them what is now Indiana University Bloomington.
As the location of Indiana University moved from its original location to Bloomington in 1883 due to a fire, the governor of Indiana noted a small 20 acre patch of land known as Dunn's Forest for its unmatchable beauty. Before donating the land, an agreement was made that for every tree cut down, two more must be planted in their place. Nearly 200 years later, the agreement is still respected by the living spectacles that cover the campus in a shady canopy across the 1,937 acres. With every planted tree brings with it not only the beauty of wildlife but also beats the lifeblood of the Dunn family legacy intertwined with the donors of the tree back into IU once more.
The awe-inspiring tree line grew in popularity as IU became a well-known campus for its natural beauty, receiving the respect from former President Theodore Roosevelt when he visited in 1918 for a commencement speech.
"I shall always keep in mind this scene here in the open by the university buildings, a university which, in what we are apt to think of as a new nation, is approaching its centenary, here under these great trees, these maples and beeches, that have survived over from the primeval forest," President Roosevelt said.
The legacy brings with it a combination of a stunning landscape and areas of study for students, whether through official university guided study or mere curiosity.
"IU has been regarded as one of the more beautiful campuses in the country," DJ Fezler, future IU freshman, said. "Paying attention to plant life, planting trees, and ensuring flowers are planted is all a part of the IU experience, not only the high-quality education, but the beauty of the campus."
Many ranking systems include Indiana University Bloomington among the most attractive campuses in the United States of America because of its architecture and the unmatchable amount of green space offered.
"I think it's something really important because I think that the green space on campus is what makes IU stand out compared to other universities. Other schools just don't have what IU has and I really think that's because of the trees and the amount of nature we have. It makes it feel more real," Colin Shassberger, junior, said.
The trees come with the added benefit of not only increasing the public life of students but also an immersive education with botanology classes, the study plants and their roles in the ecosystem. The undisturbed ecosystem of Dunn's Forest allows for the scientists of IU to study and grow their education in the field of plants and the many wildlife that coincides with them. Science classes often take trips to the site to spend class time observing the patterns of the lifestyle. Species of the trees vary throughout, allowing for a diverse choice of specimen to study with differences of diameters up to 50 inches.
As IU grows larger in a global presence, all who visit the campus will be informed of the famous 'Tree Promise,' able to bring the legacy of the Dunn Family away from its roots at IU and onto a global stage.
"I give tours for IU and I learned about the promise when I was learning to give my tours. It's one thing that I always tell my visitors right towards the beginning of the tour in Dunn Woods," Shassberger said. "Especially for visitors, it is really important for them to see that IU is a really pretty campus and there is a reason for it. It is something we all care about."


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PUBLISHED: 01:01 24 January 2008 | UPDATED: 08:47 10 June 2010
IT is official people like living in Budleigh Salterton, a new council neighbourhood study has revealed. Hundreds of Budleigh residents recently took part in an East Devon District Council environmental health neighbourhood assessment study to gauge res
IT is official - people like living in Budleigh Salterton, a new council neighbourhood study has revealed.Hundreds of Budleigh residents recently took part in an East Devon District Council environmental health neighbourhood assessment study to gauge residents' thoughts, concerns or complaints about the town and its facilities and amenities.Results show almost every resident who took part said they enjoyed living in Budleigh - and several had no complaints or concerns at all.Some gave suggestions on how improvements could be made, while others said they felt there was nowhere else in the UK with Budleigh's unique character and charm."I just love Budleigh", "stunning views and glorious river walks" and "what a wonderful place to live" were just some of the comments received by environmental health staff.The results will be compiled and used to get a better picture of the area to aid the council in highlighting the town's needs.The council hopes the study will become an annual event, which could be opened out to include rural areas.Debbie Fletcher, EDDC environmental health officer, said: "The point of the study was to have a better understanding of the public's needs - what they care about in their neighbourhood and what issues they would like us and the police to look at so we can prioritise our services."The study report said of Budleigh: "Many said they had moved here and could never leave as they felt there was nowhere like it."Almost everyone who was interviewed said how much they enjoyed living in Budleigh."Several had no complaints or concerns at all. However, there were issues which concerned a number of residents and many gave suggestions about how things could be improved."Residents' main areas of concern were:l Dog foulingl Speedingl Parkingl Eyesoresl Seagullsl Lack of public transport.A number of requests were made through the study, which include:l New crossings at Upper Stoneborough Lane and East Budleigh Roadl Permission to metal detect on The Green and Jubilee Fieldl Weekly recycling collections.Copies of an abridged version of the EDDC neighbourhood study are available from Budleigh Salterton Public Hall and the library, in Station Road.


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Isaac Lives at Gerar
1There was another famine in the land besides the earlier one during the time of Abraham. Isaac went to Abimelech, king of the Philistines, at Gerar. 2The LORD had appeared to Isaac and had said, "Do not go to Egypt; stay in this land, where I tell you to stay. 3#Gen 22.16–18Live here, and I will be with you and bless you. I am going to give all this territory to you and to your descendants. I will keep the promise I made to your father Abraham. 4I will give you as many descendants as there are stars in the sky, and I will give them all this territory. All the nations will ask me to bless them as I have blessed your descendants. 5I will bless you, because Abraham obeyed me and kept all my laws and commands."
6So Isaac lived at Gerar. 7#Gen 12.13; 20.2When the men there asked about his wife, he said that she was his sister. He would not admit that she was his wife, because he was afraid that the men there would kill him to get Rebecca, who was very beautiful. 8When Isaac had been there for some time, King Abimelech looked down from his window and saw Isaac and Rebecca making love. 9Abimelech sent for Isaac and said, "So she is your wife! Why did you say she was your sister?"
He answered, "I thought I would be killed if I said she was my wife."
10"What have you done to us?" Abimelech said. "One of my men might easily have slept with your wife, and you would have been responsible for our guilt." 11Abimelech warned all the people: "Anyone who ill-treats this man or his wife will be put to death."
12Isaac sowed seed in that land, and that year he harvested a hundred times as much as he had sown, because the LORD blessed him. 13He continued to prosper and became a very rich man. 14Because he had many herds of sheep and cattle and many servants, the Philistines were jealous of him. 15So they filled in all the wells which the servants of his father Abraham had dug while Abraham was alive.
16Then Abimelech said to Isaac, "Leave our country. You have become more powerful than we are." 17So Isaac left and set up his camp in the Valley of Gerar, where he stayed for some time. 18He dug once again the wells which had been dug during the time of Abraham and which the Philistines had stopped up after Abraham's death. Isaac gave the wells the same names that his father had given them.
19Isaac's servants dug a well in the valley and found water. 20The shepherds of Gerar quarrelled with Isaac's shepherds and said, "This water belongs to us." So Isaac named the well "Quarrel".
21Isaac's servants dug another well, and there was a quarrel about that one also, so he named it "Enmity". 22He moved away from there and dug another well. There was no dispute about this one, so he named it "Freedom". He said, "Now the LORD has given us freedom to live in the land, and we will be prosperous here."
23Isaac left and went to Beersheba. 24That night the LORD appeared to him and said, "I am the God of your father Abraham. Do not be afraid; I am with you. I will bless you and give you many descendants because of my promise to my servant Abraham." 25Isaac built an altar there and worshipped the LORD. Then he set up his camp there, and his servants dug another well.
The Agreement between Isaac and Abimelech
26 # Gen 21.22 Abimelech came from Gerar with Ahuzzath his adviser and Phicol the commander of his army to see Isaac. 27So Isaac asked, "Why have you now come to see me, when you were so unfriendly to me before and made me leave your country?"
28They answered, "Now we know that the LORD is with you, and we think that there should be a solemn agreement between us. We want you to promise 29that you will not harm us, just as we did not harm you. We were kind to you and let you leave peacefully. Now it is clear that the LORD has blessed you." 30Isaac prepared a feast for them, and they ate and drank. 31Early next morning each man made his promise and sealed it with a vow. Isaac said goodbye to them, and they parted as friends.
32On that day Isaac's servants came and told him about the well which they had dug. They said, "We have found water." 33He named the well "Vow". That is how the city of Beersheba#26.33 Beersheba: This name in Hebrew means "Well of the Vow" or "Well of Seven" (see also 21.31). got its name.
Esau's Foreign Wives
34When Esau was forty years old, he married two Hittite women, Judith the daughter of Beeri, and Basemath the daughter of Elon. 35They made life miserable for Isaac and Rebecca.
The Philistines
1And there was a famine in the land, beside the first famine that was in the days of Abraham. And Isaac went unto Abimelech king of the Philistines unto Gerar. 2And the LORD appeared unto him, and said, Go not down into Egypt; dwell in the land which I shall tell thee of: 3sojourn in this land, and I will be with thee, and will bless thee; for unto thee, and unto thy seed, I will give all these countries, and I will perform the oath which I sware unto Abraham thy father; 4and I will make thy seed to multiply as the stars of heaven, and will give unto thy seed all these countries; and in thy seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed; 5because that Abraham obeyed my voice, and kept my charge, my commandments, my statutes, and my laws.
6And Isaac dwelt in Gerar: 7And the men of the place asked him of his wife; and he said, She is my sister: for he feared to say, She is my wife; lest, said he, the men of the place should kill me for Rebekah; because she was fair to look upon. 8And it came to pass, when he had been there a long time, that Abimelech king of the Philistines looked out at a window, and saw, and, behold, Isaac was sporting with Rebekah his wife. 9And Abimelech called Isaac, and said, Behold, of a surety she is thy wife: and how saidst thou, She is my sister? And Isaac said unto him, Because I said, Lest I die for her. 10And Abimelech said, What is this thou hast done unto us? one of the people might lightly have lien with thy wife, and thou shouldest have brought guiltiness upon us. 11And Abimelech charged all his people, saying, He that toucheth this man or his wife shall surely be put to death. 12Then Isaac sowed in that land, and received in the same year an hundredfold: and the LORD blessed him. 13And the man waxed great, and went forward, and grew until he became very great: 14for he had possession of flocks, and possession of herds, and great store of servants: and the Philistines envied him. 15For all the wells which his father's servants had digged in the days of Abraham his father, the Philistines had stopped them, and filled them with earth. 16And Abimelech said unto Isaac, Go from us; for thou art much mightier than we.
17And Isaac departed thence, and pitched his tent in the valley of Gerar, and dwelt there. 18And Isaac digged again the wells of water, which they had digged in the days of Abraham his father; for the Philistines had stopped them after the death of Abraham: and he called their names after the names by which his father had called them. 19And Isaac's servants digged in the valley, and found there a well of springing water. 20And the herdmen of Gerar did strive with Isaac's herdmen, saying, The water is our's: and he called the name of the well Esek; because they strove with him. 21And they digged another well, and strove for that also: and he called the name of it Sitnah. 22And he removed from thence, and digged another well; and for that they strove not: and he called the name of it Rehoboth; and he said, For now the LORD hath made room for us, and we shall be fruitful in the land.
23And he went up from thence to Beer-sheba. 24And the LORD appeared unto him the same night, and said, I am the God of Abraham thy father: fear not, for I am with thee, and will bless thee, and multiply thy seed for my servant Abraham's sake. 25And he builded an altar there, and called upon the name of the LORD, and pitched his tent there: and there Isaac's servants digged a well.
26Then Abimelech went to him from Gerar, and Ahuzzath one of his friends, and Phichol the chief captain of his army. 27And Isaac said unto them, Wherefore come ye to me, seeing ye hate me, and have sent me away from you? 28And they said, We saw certainly that the LORD was with thee: and we said, Let there be now an oath betwixt us, even betwixt us and thee, and let us make a covenant with thee; 29that thou wilt do us no hurt, as we have not touched thee, and as we have done unto thee nothing but good, and have sent thee away in peace: thou art now the blessed of the LORD. 30And he made them a feast, and they did eat and drink. 31And they rose up betimes in the morning, and sware one to another: and Isaac sent them away, and they departed from him in peace. 32And it came to pass the same day, that Isaac's servants came, and told him concerning the well which they had digged, and said unto him, We have found water. 33And he called it Shebah: therefore the name of the city is Beer-sheba unto this day.
34And Esau was forty years old when he took to wife Judith the daughter of Beeri the Hittite, and Bashemath the daughter of Elon the Hittite: 35which were a grief of mind unto Isaac and to Rebekah.
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In the realm of rebuildable atomizers (RDAs) there are different wire types that're used by vapers to create their own coil to enable them get the best vape they desire. This resistance wire is used to make the atomizer's heating element. There are so many techniques of making these coils but there are just a few materials that're normally used and the most common of these are the Kanthal and Nickel. There are so many opinions brought forward by a majority of vapers on which's the best among the two and so forth and below is a detailed analysis of the two materials.
Kanthal and Nichrome wires form the two major resistance wire types. Kanthal is a mixture of chromium, iron and aluminum. Nichrome on the other hand comes from the nickel-chromium alloys that are generally used in temperatures that are below 1250 degrees Celsius. Nichrome has a slightly lesser utmost operating temperature compared to that of Kanthal but does not contain iron at all. There are vapers who say that they're able to taste this difference.
The upper limit operating temperatures usually refer to the highest temperatures that the wire can be able to handle without getting damaged. Kanthal wire is capable of operating safely in temperatures of up to 1400 degree Celsius (2550 Fahrenheit). Nichrome wire on its part possesses a melting temperature of around 1150 degrees Celsius or 2100 Fahrenheit.
When it comes to the resistance of the wires, the hotter the wire gets then the more the resistance it generates. The resistance is usually affected by the diameter, volume and length. A thinner wire usually has a high resistance than a thick one and the longer it is then the higher the overall resistance it offers. Nichrome 80 has a low resistance per its length when compared to Kanthal meaning that it heats up fast. This makes Nichrome to be a great choice for people who love 'cloud chasing' or sub-ohm builds.
Overall, the Kanthal wire usually has a high maximum operating temperature which guarantees you of its durability and long life on your RDA. Nichrome is fast becoming popular currently due to its fast rate of heating up, easy flexibility and lower cost but this does not make it better than Kanthal. There are some vapers who claim that they feel a more metallic taste in Kanthal than the Nichrome wire. These two wires have their weaknesses and strengths and the best one depends on a personal preference and sensitivity to metals.


It is often after bumpy rides or lots of difficult challenges a clearing brings things into a new space or level of experience. There is enough that past your thoughts and senses these last months. Still there is always something or someone who shows you what is possible in a new way. You only have to see, hear or sense it.
Energetics have in this moment of the now a strong effect on all of us. The now is bringing forward the on stage played show of the dismantling of the old and the struggle that takes on the inside of each of us. It is still us, you and me, that have to make the balance right within and every little step in that reflects itself in this world.
Earth is a beautiful place even though people see and hear more negative than positive things still. It is also though a reality that not all is just easy, nice or lovely and blissful. It is just also sometimes heavy, awful, painful and sad. You may acknowledge all the good and bad on your path.
The experience we came to have upon this planet is changing from a pure duality based extremes space into a balance mastership of duality . We will learn that if things in opposites are finding the balance conflict is no more. All is as it should be. At this stage of being we will get. This stage within we will remember.
Chosing your way to go in this new paradigm forming is chosing with your heart and following that what is your passion and will give you and the rest of this humanity a great big smile. We are here nog only for our own benefit but also to learn again how to individually work together.
How hard that is is seen in the struggle of lots freeing themselves from beliefs and religion and freeing themselves from group rule and peer pressure. You will never be a group as you are you. The world is sometimes astonishingly simple. It just comes with our need to analyse and rethink and philosophize.
We tend to see the easy part as non-existent. Difficult it shall be then. Energetics will follow the best way to uninterrupted be streaming in the field of resonance. We lay our blocks upon our paths. Some blocks are put in our way as karmic issues. It is a very important lesson of repeat and your choice to change the outcome is asked. Whatever blocks your path you will clear it.
It is confidence in your inner power that will bring the answers. Be working on the road construction and clearing you still need to do. It is experience that shapes your life. Be aware of all as you are just interconnected with all. Let it be a joyous beautiful travel and plant you new seeds well and make your new travel plans on your own personal path and see where it all will take you.
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Molly will be performing principal flute with The Harrisburg Choral Society in "Carmina Burana"
This dramatic musical follows the escapades of an out-of-work family performing group who find themselves unexpectedly spending Christmas in a small rural town in Ohio, where the entire family learns the importance of following God's unique direction for their lives. By Christmas Eve they've turned the town upside down—and some of their own relationships around. "It's a season of beginnings," and that includes beginning and restoring a relationship with the Savior whose birth is being celebrated.
*Saturday Evening Family Friendly Performances (Free child care for ages five and under.) No children under five permitted in performances.
We appreciate your support and interest in events at CLA and encourage you to check www.CLAproductions.com or call the ticket line (717-737-1887) for the latest information.
December 13, 2015: Annual Chrismas Cantata!
Please come out and enjoy yet another beautiful Christmas Cantata at the Historic Silver Springs Church, in Mechanicsburg, PA. Molly will again be performing in an orchestra along with the choir to celebrate the season of peace and joy. This will be part of the regular, Sunday morning services at this church. Two concerts: 9:00 Am and 11:15 AM.
This year, the faculty recital will be held at Grantham Brethren in Christ Church, in Mechanicsburg PA (Grantham). It will be at 4:00 on Sunday afternoon on October 18. Molly will be performing Ian Clarke's TRK's and Hypnosis.
Molly will be performing Oct 10, Benefit Concert!
Come on out to a Benefit Concert for the building of the new Dillsburg Public Library! Many professional musicians and some student musicians will be perfroming on October 10, 2015 to help support this great cause! It will be at 7:00 PM, at Filey's Lutheran Church in Dillsburg, PA. Molly will be performing an Ian Clarke piece, "TRK'S".
We wil be playing a story book called "Luna's Magic Flute", which is a beautiful story with pictures, and each part of the story has a beautiful piece of music to go with it.
We will also be playing a poetry book called "Flute at Play"
Advanced Flute Ensemble will play a piece or two.
BLOCKI FLUTE CLASSES STARTING SEPTEMBER 12 FOR THE FALL SEMESTER!
This is our KinderFLute class, growing up! Most kids in this have been in KinderFlute nearly 3 years now, but we are accepting new studetns, too!
100.00 For the full semester (until December). All kids registered must also take a private lesson.
contact Molly at 717=571-0640 for more information.
A free class for advanced Flutists!!!
6240 Carlisle Pike, Mechanicsburg PA.
Come out and enjoy the sounds of Christmas on December 21 at the Grace Pollack Performing Arts Center in CampHill, PA. Time TBA. Molly will be performing as principal flutist with an orchestra of area professionals and the music will be sure to lift your heart up!
Enjoy an old fashioned Christmas and come out to the annual Christmas Cantata at the Silver Springs Church. Molly will be playing in the orchestra that accompanies the singers of this wonderful church. This will be in the morning, exact times to be announced.
December 7, 2-4 PM. Come on out to hear Molly and Flute student, Laura Downer, perform in the Celtic band. Molly and several of her students will also be performing in the main building from 2:30-3:oo.
Talk to Molly if interested in lessons!
December 1, District Audition Class...Free!
Anyone in the area who is auditioning for the district band, PMEA 7, is welcome to attend this free class. It is also a makeup class for Molly's students. It is from 5-6 at the Perfect 5th Musical Arts Center, in the upstairs classroom. Just drop in, no need to register. Get last minute advice on the Bach Sonata and you will have a chance to play along with other flutists with a harpsichord background track so that you can gain knowledge of the harmony and essence of the music.
Everyone is welcome to attend the Carlisle Musical Arts Club at the Carlisle YWCA at 7:30 PM. Molly will be performing 2 Ian Clarke pieces: "Hypnosis" and "TRK's" with electronic backing track. Come on out and see what the flute sounds like when you sing and play at the same time, and also hear other unusual sounds that the flute can produce!
Please come out and support the wonderful charity, New Hope Ministries, at Filey's Lutheran Church in Dillsburg. Molly will be performing with the Perfect 5th Celtic Band, as well as a solo piece by Ian Clark "Hypnosis". Thanks to Carole Knisley, a wonderful pianist and professor of music, for doing all the hard work that goes into planning a benefit concert!
Many of the Perfect 5th bands will performing at ArtsFest and Jubilee day this May and August. Come on out and hear Molly perform Grover Washington's "Mr. Magic" on alto flute and flute with the Teacher All-Star band!
Listen to students of the Perfect 5th play in many of the student band. Flute Student Laura Downer will be performing with the Celtic band.
Find out if your child would be interested in Kinderflute classes by attending an open house with your child.
This is a camp designed to help students learn scales, trills, rhythms, and flute fundamentals that we do not always have time for in lessons.
Consider it a flute workout....Flute Boot Camp!
But...Molly will make it fun with activities, ensemble work and group challenges.
-if they can play songs with lots of sharps!
If they cannot do many of these things, this camp would be very helpful to them.
-Are they practicing much at all?
-Do they skip days of practice?
Are they concentrating while they practice? or just running through a few things and putting the book away?
-Do they seem to be trying to learn things and fix mistakes, or do they get frustrated easily and only play what they already know?
to augment what they are doing at home, and to teach them how to practice well.
This camp was suggested and requested by the members of the fall flute ensemble, who enjoyed learing Christmas trios and quartets so much that they asked for a summer camp with a Christmas theme!
This camp will be designed for intermediate to advanced students to help them get ready for Christmas well before their lives get busy with school, marching band and district auditions. They will have an opportunity to and explore a variety of beautifully arranged solo and ensemble pieces that they can continue to learn throughout fall with their friends or with an ensemble.
Many of Molly's students were asked to perform at Christmastime in their churches and family parties, yet they did not have the time to prepare some great pieces. This camp will allow students to have a headstart in learning what they might want to play at Christmas. Suggestions and opportunities to purchase music, some at a reduced price, will be provided at the end of camp, after exploring what each student would like to play.
A concert will be given to friends and family following camp.
HO HO HO! Don't worry, we will have some Christmas fun, too! Stockings..cookies....decorations...! Join us and see what fun we can have this Christmas in July!
Molly Shortridge (owner of KinderFlute Academy) will be performing her flute with Grammy nominated violinist Jenny Oaks Baker.
bringing a program in collaboration with local artists.
New students are welcome to drop by and visit an existing class and join us for the remainder of the season! The current session of KinderFlute is running until February 15, 2014. Please stop in and observe us!
Please stop by and listen to our 2014 KinderFlute class perform at The Perfect 5th Musical Arts Center. Also playing will be soloists of all skill levels, duos, summer 2014 flute ensembles and the summer camp participants. Come out and enjoy the picnic!
18 OF MOLLY'S FLUTE STUDENTS ARE PARTICIPATING!
Open to flute students and ensemble students of Molly Shortridge who study at The Perfect 5th. Students who are participating, please confirm with Molly and starting selecting a piece to perform.
State Street Academy of Music in Harrisburg, where your child may be able to obtain a needs based scholarship in order to take lessons!
Visit Molly and the rest of the faculty as they give demonstrations on their instruments!
Attention all flutists (intermediate-advanced levels)!
July 19, 2014 is the next Rock Recital at Fed Live on 2nd Street in Harrisburg, 7 PM.
Molly is asking flutists to prepare a piece by Wil Offermanns called "DANCE WITH ME" that is fun and fairly easy to learn. There is only one part to this piece, but flutists play as a group. Please see Molly for a copy of this and we will work on it in your lessons!


I want to make here a line on the report written by Tim Pozzi about Vitoria-Gasteiz, the capital of the Autonomous Community of the Basque Country.
Often overshadowed by the nearby towns of Bilbao and San Sebastian it has a lot to offer and some of the best places are told in the report such as the Contemporary Art Museum Artium, the Fine Arts Museum, the Playing Cards Museum and the old Santa Maria cathedral.
Yet here it is played out on such a large scale, with such a loud reverberation of conversation through the traffic-free centre – especially Saturday lunchtime and evening – that it feels not unlike being at an excellent party."


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Awesome Autocompleteness for AngularJS

      A minimal looking autocomplete directive originally developed by Daryl Rowland as Angucomplete, and I added a few tweaks to it and renamed it to angucomplete-alt.

Example 1 - Countries of the World

Example 2 - People

Example 3 - Clear Result on Selection

Example 4 - Override Suggestions with Clear Result

Example 5 - Using GitHub Search API

Example 6 - Show Matches in Both Name and Description

Example 7 - Callback

Example 8 - Required

Example 9 - Initial Value

Example 10 - Track Input Changes

Example 11 - Auto Match

Example 12 - Track Input Focus

Example 13 - Disable/Enable Input

Example 14 - Custom Template

Example 1 - Countries of the World

Example 1 - Countries of the World

Example 2 - People

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Example 3 - Clear Result on Selection

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Example 4 - Override Suggestion with Clear Results

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Example 5 - Using GitHub Search API

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Example 6 - Show Matches in Both Name and Description

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Example 7 - Callback

Example 8 - Required

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Example 9 - Initial Value

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Example 11 - Auto Match

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Example 13 - Disable/Enable Inputdisable <input type="checkbox" ng-model="disableInput">

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Originally developed by Daryl Rowland (@darylrowland)

Forked and developed by Hidenari Nozaki (@ghiden)


People and forests are connected. Study after study confirms this linkage, and it is known that hundreds of millions of rural people around the world either derive a portion of their livelihoods from the forest or are deeply dependant on forests in some way. Unlike measuring benefits from agricultural practices or other directly quantifiable economic metrics, measuring the benefits that people derive from forests is complicated and variable, and can make for uneven benefits calculations.
How can the conservation of, or the increase of, forested landscapes in the name of human well-being be justified without identifying how humans actually benefit? It is undoubtedly an imprecise endeavour. However, it is an endeavour worth undertaking in an effort to access the best information. There are now many tools to help us – and perhaps combining and selecting the right tools in the right situations may yield the data we need to underscore the vital connections we know exist between people and forests.
IUCN and PROFOR's Forest-Poverty Toolkit.
After a comparative presentation and follow-up discussion of each of these tools, the panellists concluded that local level surveys can help identify the impact of conservation interventions. They further acknowledged that national household surveys developed with a forest component can help rectify national income estimates and redirect poverty alleviation strategies in ways that take forest and environmental benefits into account.
"The way peoples' values change over time is as important as absolute welfare. Our objective is to measure poverty and forest reliance in a more frequent manner."
dedicate funds for monitoring and provide appropriate local incentives.
Tools for measuring benefits derived from the forest-livelihoods nexus through household surveys and other methods are becoming more rigorous and sophisticated as the need to understand the complex relationships becomes ever more important. However, the key to understanding the livelihoods benefits of FLR and other forest conservation initiatives lies in the long-term monitoring of the changes in benefits, costs and values of those affected. So do they work? The reality is that if the tools and methods presented above are implemented with a dedicated monitoring component, this question can be answered – but not until the long-term results are in.


When one is having a new construction or having some projects which involve the formation of a huge amount of debris then it becomes really a headache if the debris is not disposed of properly. There must be containers where the debris is collected and disposed of to the nearest dumping ground. The best way to have such disposal is to have dumpsters from reputed organizations.
There are many such organizations that offer dumpster rental. They all cannot be relied on to offer the best of services. In order to select the have the best of residential dumpster rental, the best of such rental organization need to be selected keeping the following considerations in mind.
Location: Location of the organization must be the first consideration which needs to be made. A local company will be aware of the local prevalent laws regarding disposal of debris, the location of the nearest dumping ground and how the hazardous materials need to be disposed of. Such a knowledge would enable them to offer the best of services.
Services: One must have a look at the services that a rental organization has in order to select the best dumpster from them. The rental organization must have the ability to delivery empty dumpster whenever required and to pick them up to be disposed also at odd hours.
It would be ideal to pick one who can offer same day disposal of the debris and place a new dumpster in place of the taken away. It must also be seen that whether the organization has the ability to visit the site of construction multiple times so that if required the dumpster can be disposed of if overloaded.
Variety: It must also be ascertained whether the organization has the ability to offer varieties of dumpsters. They must be the one who can offer the perfect size of dumpster which is ideal for the nature of the project that is going on.
The size must not be such that it is too small or big causing inconveniences rather than offering some advantages. Having such variety would also enable one to save money as it would not be required to pay for a larger dumpster.
Communication: The best of organization would be open to answering to any queries which a client might have. They must have means of communication so that they can be contacted easily when there is a need of dumpster at the site of construction.
They must also be open to explaining in depth regarding the rules and regulations to be followed so that no nature of legal problems happens.
Pricing: The pricing that the best of dumpster rental organization offers will be easy to understand. They must offer their services at an affordable rate without the involvement of any hidden costs. It would be ideal to avoid an organization who charges according to the time and the weight.
So, these considerations if kept in mind would enable one to select the best residential dumpster rental organization in the locality.


With its lakes, forests and preserved wide open spaces, Vallée de Joux resembles the Far North and attracts many hikers and athletes.
The largest forest of Europe, the largest lake in the Jura chain: nature beats records here, which incites sportspeople to surpass themselves in turn. The lakes are an invitation to practise water sports, while the marked paths attract joggers and mountain bikers. As a more relaxed and contemplative activity, hiking invites you to explore Dent de Vaulion and Mont-Tendre. The Vaudois Jura Park offers workshops and guided walks that explain the scenery shaped by dry-stone walls.


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Should I use machines for lifting?
It's not because the machines are way less effective or anything like that. When it comes to gaining muscle or strength, resistance is resistance. When it comes to your quad size, it won't matter whether you leg press or squat.
The main reason you shouldn't use machines is because nearly all machines involve sitting down, and you already sit down most of the day.
I like to get people moving around more when they come in the gym, rather than go from one sitting down machine to another. Plus, we can get more bang for our buck that way. Rather than do the chest press machine, we can do push-ups. Push-ups also work the core while the chest press doesn't.
The other reason is machines tend to lock you into a fixed path. Free weights allow more flexibility. For instance, your right arm might move a bit different than your left. That's easier to accommodate with free weights.
← 60 seconds or less: Is deadlifting dangerous?
Say a person only has time to either bike or walk / jog, I'm going to go with the more upright activity. Or, if it's the elliptical or the bike, I'd pick the elliptical.
If a person really enjoys or wants to do the bike for whatever reason, I prefer a spin bike over a reclining bike, so the person can mix in getting up.