Monday, November 30, 2015
Saturday, November 28, 2015
If I were to script my life, it would have been filled with as much variety of experiences as I could fill into each day, but instead, 30 years ago, I took a job as a forensic toxicologist with the Illinois State Police. It has been a wonderful career, with fascinating cases, published papers, court testimonies and two murder-mysteries, all from a base in Springfield, Illinois.
Would I call Springfield the melting pot of diversity? Ahhhh, NO.
I would call it a safe place but safe in the way a child peeking out from behind their mother's skirt feels safe. A place where tuna fish from a can is pretty exotic stuff to some.
Museums, parks, art galleries, and theaters... Well, if you count the museum with the re-creation of Abraham Lincoln's cabin, where he's reading by a fire and an art gallery where you can walk home with the painting if you pay for it, technically we do have these features. Plus, we are host to the Illinois State Fair, where you can get anything battered and fried, if you can get it on a stick.
As a writer and a scientist I often consider the Heisenberg's uncertainty principle and wonder if it applies to us. It says you can never simultaneously know exactly where something is and exactly where it is going. We constantly have the choice to step off from what is known or hold tight to it. I think Springfield holds tight but its most famous citizen, Lincoln did not. When I can, I choose to step off that known path; certainly not as much as some but more than others. The challenge is recognizing when you are being offered that step.
Sunday, November 22, 2015
|Maracas Beach, Trinidad, West Indies|
|Map of Caribbean illustrating butt end, aka Trinidad|
So, I got info on publishers and literary agents from a friend who printed out a few pages for me now and then, and from magazines like Writers Digest which advised me to invest in a monstrous telephone book-like tome called Writers Market that was published every year and was out of date before it hit the shelves. I bought it anyway. Back then no one was accepting queries by e-mail so I became familiar with SASEs--self-addressed stamped envelopes--and IMCs--international mailing coupons--all of which were a pain in the assets. I had to acquire rolls of US stamps to stick on the envelopes, figure out how many I should put, wait months--and usually in vain--for a response, etc.
I did not do much querying back then, and no wonder. More than six years of inactivity passed between my first flurry of queries and my second.
The second bout of querying, at the bottom end of 2005, began in much the same vein, but then I discovered the website AgentQuery, a database of agents that could be sorted in various ways, including by those who accepted e-queries. I sent out the first e-batch in the first week of January 2006 and got several responses immediately, four of which requested my full manuscript. Printing out the 420 page monster plus synopsis times four cost me money I could ill afford: photocopying was expensive here in Butt End.
Two months after I sent out those first e-queries...I had an agent and let me tell you, no milestone in publishing has thrilled me, literally bringing me to my knees, like that day the agent called with her offer of representation. This was BIG, I thought at the time. Susan had sold The English Patient, one of my favorite films, to Miramax, and Holes to Disney, and repped Julia Cameron and Jonathan Safran Foer. This wasn't just good; it was stratospheric.
"I have to tell you--I'm in Trinidad," I told her haltingly, thinking of her telephone bill.
"That's okay," she responded. "We have clients all over the world." I said it before and I'll say it again: this was my kind of agent. She sold the book some months later.
Over the years my location has become less and less relevant to my publishing life. High-speed, wireless net access caught up with Trinidad and with me, as did lightweight laptops, netbooks, tablets and phones that are way too damned smart. Self-publishing platforms such as KDP, D2D and Smashwords, as well as social media utilities like Blogger, Facebook, Twitter etc. also helped to shrink my world and give me near instant access to everything and everyone I needed. My network of writers and readers is modest by some measures, but far outstrips the reach I could even have imagined back in 1997 when I bought that Brother electronic typewriter and converted my tiny scrawl on piles of legal notepads into a readable manuscript.
There are still downsides to my location in Trinidad: the popular conventions, workshops, retreats and book fairs are too far away and thus too expensive for me to attend. I seldom meet my online writer people in person--I've met only one to date, actually. But I don't complain. I have consolations, like writing retreats on the coast with local writer friends who are a lot like me. Writers. Dreamers. Thinkers. Just like every other kindred writing spirit I've found around the globe.
I now have 29 titles (two novels, several novellas and a slew of novelettes) out there in the world under a variety of pen names and in several genres. With the exception of the first novel, I managed every aspect of their publication myself. And I've done it from right here on my little rock at the butt end of the Caribbean. You asked about my location? Location, schmocation!
|Port of Spain, capital of Trinidad & Tobago|
Thursday, November 19, 2015
My wife Valerie and I did not come to Wilmington for the film industry. In fact, other than my summer jobs and the traffic problems, the film industry had no direct impact on our lives. However, movies and a couple of hurricanes did change the city and its culture profoundly – which in turn affected our family.
We came here thirty years ago because of a career opportunity gave us a choice of relocating to one of three cities: Fayetteville, Jacksonville, and Wilmington. A Marine base, an Army base, or a quiet coastal town of about 50,000. Our first child had just turned two and the town on the coast sounded like the best place to raise a family. What we did not research before moving was the racial tensions in Wilmington. When we moved to the Cape Fear in 1982, we found a beautiful city between the Cape Fear River and the Atlantic Ocean that had great beaches, wonderful weather, cheap houses, and the unshakable conviction that the year was 1952. Our first house was a craftsman fixer-upper in a predominantly black neighborhood not too many blocks from the river and withing walking distance of the alternative school where I taught.
Schools had not integrated until the 1970s (15 years Wilmington 10 – nine black men and a white woman who had been falsely convicted (and a decade later exonerated) of arson and assault. Seventy-some years before, in 1898, Wilmington, NC, was the site of the only coup d'etat in American history. Up until 1898 Wilmington was 2/3 black and was a progressive, racially mixed business and political community. That was when an organized army of 2,000 white supremacists executed a carefully planned reign of terror and – in the course of a few days – overthrew the elected government, set black neighborhoods and businesses ablaze, murdered between twenty-five and ninety "troublesome" black citizens, and drove middle class black families, black professionals, and whites who supported the black community out of the city.
[In the 1980s I became friends with Jerry Jacobs, seated far right in the picture, and was a pall bearer at his funeral. In 1998 Valerie and I were part of the 1898 Centennial Commission's "Wilmington Black and White" week of commemorative events; we conducted a seminar on racially blended families and interracial relationships.]
The aftermath of the 1898 uprising formed Wilmington's culture for the next century. It led to the resistance and violence surrounding desegregation and, at least during our first decade here, shaped how people responsed to our family. There was in Wilmington a sharp and uncrossable demarcation between white and black; between haves and have nots.
In 1984 Firestarter, the first of several Stephen King movies shot in Wilmington, put the Cape Fear on the map for major studios looking for a fresh, non-union, location. The studios began expanding and various support and ancillary companies appeared. At the time there was no pool of local workers with the skills they needed, so they began importing their own people from California – people who didn't give a damn about Southern "traditions" like racism (and expected restaurants to serve something other than barbeque, pancakes, or Calabash seafood). I don't think they were unaware of the color line, they just chose to completely ignored it – and with the amount of money they were infusing into the local economy, their behavior was more than tolerated.
In 1996 the Cape Fear was devastated by two hurricanes that hit back-to-back: Bertha and Fran. People came from all over the country to help – particularly from coastal and eastern Texas, where they were familiar with cleaning up after hurricanes. Many of these people liked what they saw (Have I mentioned how beautiful the region is?) and decided to bring their families here and settle down. Between the summer of '96 and the 2000 census, the Hispanic presence in the population in the Cape Fear went from <1% to 5%. In the 2010 census it was 10%.
The most immediate impact of Bertha and Fran on our family was flooding – not just inundating our house, though that was serious, but the swarms of Norwegian wharf rats trying to escape the rising river. As soon as we got our house back in shape to sell, we moved out of the city to an unincorporated rural area of blueberry and strawberry farms known locally as Ogden. Our house was the first in what is now a housing development and the only strawberry farm left is a pick-your-own tourist attraction. When we moved here in 1982 there were just under 50,000 people in Wilmington and not quite 100,000 in New Hanover County as a whole. Today, thanks to the film industry and those two hurricanes, the populations are nearly 80,000 and over 200,000, respectively. The old guard of Wilmington, the racists, the southerners, still fight being dragged into the twenty-first century tooth and nail. They aren't yet the minority politically, but they are no longer the driving economic force of the region and they know – despite recent Tea Party advances – that in the long run it's a losing battle.
So how does this environment, my thirty-three years in the Cape Fear, influence my writing? Seeing a city, a region, a way of life, go through such a fundamental sea change, having been part of that change, inspires and informs my fascination with cultures in transition and with how individuals and communities cope with – and either reject or find common ground with – the Other. These themes in turn shape what I write about and how I write about it. Would I be a writer living anywhere else? Certainly. I just wouldn't be the writer I am today.
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Me? I live in Kansas City, and it's a pretty cool time to be doing that sort of thing.
Our baseball team won the World Series. The website Money Under 30 recently ranked us 10th on a list of cities for young college graduates looking for a decent place to live and make some good money. If you ask me about the nine cities ahead of us? Boooooooooooooring.
Kansas City is where it’s at.
I’m not a native, you understand. Though I’ve now lived here just about half my life, I’m still a transplant. If you’d asked me thirty years ago where I’d be living as I plunge headlong toward my 50th birthday, I’d likely have responded with something like one of the coasts, or Hawaii. I might even have said that I’d probably end up somewhere near the city of my birth, Tampa, Florida.
How does one go from the Sunshine State to the Show Me State? An extended tour in the military coupled with simple fate and circumstances saw to it that I ended up here. To be honest, I arrived thinking I’d do my two or three year assignment before shipping off to some other, more interesting locale. Then, I opted to leave the service for civilian life, and Kansas City became my home. That was twenty-odd years ago, now.
I love living here.
It took me a while to figure that out, of course. Going from being able to swim outside almost year-round and not even own a winter coat required some getting used to, after all. However, Kansas City found a number of ways to help me cope with the transition. For one thing, there’s a lot to do, here. Museums, parks, art galleries, and theaters out the wazoo. Did you know that we have the only nationally recognized museum dedicated to the First World War? It’s located right across the street from my favorite building in the entire city, Union Station.
For another thing, we throw a mean party, as some of you probably saw after the Kansas City Royals won the World Series a few weeks ago. The Power & Light District has transformed a once derelict downtown into a thriving entertainment hot spot, and the Country Club Plaza boasts some of the finest restaurants and upscale shopping opportunities, if that’s your thing. In addition to the top-tier entertainment venue that is the Sprint Center, we also have the Kauffman Center for the Performing Arts, which is a truly stunning feat of architecture that has to be seen to be fully appreciated. Inside that beautiful building we have the world-class Kansas City Symphony, which performs everything from classical concerts to providing live musical accompaniment to the recent Star Trek films.
You may have heard that we have some decent barbecue. It’s true. Believe the hype. Beyond that, we also have a tremendous number of restaurants, from elegant dining to the best grub a short order cook can toss at you on a paper plate. If you leave this town hungry, it’s your own fault. Seriously.
The city and its various landmarks serve as inspiration for a number of my stories. I just recently finished a science fiction tale that’s set in 1960s KC. I once wrote a story set in Union Station, while sitting in Union Station. I wrote the whole thing longhand while eating at one of the cafes.
It doesn’t hurt that we have a thriving creator community here. Writers, artists, photographers, musicians...you name it, somebody’s making it here, somewhere. Attending local and regional conventions has linked me with a cabal of wonderful creative types, particularly in the writing fields. Best-selling authors like Gillian Flynn and Jim Butcher have connections to our fair town, and some of the hottest talent working in comics today calls the Kansas City area home.
We even have Hallmark Cards headquartered here, for crying out loud. How cool is that?
And yet, even after all of that, to this day I still cheer on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. Oh sure, I’ll root for the Chiefs, but the Bucs have always been my team.
Do I miss Florida? Absolutely. I still have family there, and there are times when I think maybe I should have moved back, but Kansas City is where I hang my hat.
I do so loving here.
Sunday, November 8, 2015
I came to like California a little more over the years and appreciate the opportunities it afforded me. I was able to do a lot that I never would have been able to from Montana, like going to San Diego Comic Con, two World Fantasy cons, and anime conventions.
But I have never written about the area where I live. When anyone outside of California (and even many of those in CA) think of the state it generally breaks down to San Francisco and Hollywood. That's the only thing that anyone associates with the state. I live very far from those two places in the Central Valley. Which people don't think of except for the occasional joke about Fresno or Bakersfield cropping up in TV, film or books. One of the lines I remember was basically "Fresno is somewhere you end up" it's not a place people go to voluntarily.
In a month however I'm moving to new state which I've never been to. Oregon. I am looking forward to leaving behind the small town I live in which is very isolating. I have one local writer friend- our very own Sunny Frazier (who DOES write about this area)- but we write very different genres.
And despite my dislike for where I live in CA, I am wondering if time and distance will soften my perspective. Perhaps, someday, despite all my opinions that 'nothing ever happens here', I will one day set an Urban Fantasy novel or a children's book in the Central Valley where I used to live.


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London is a top museum destination with some 250 museums within the city limits. Of course everybody knows the Tate Modern, the Victoria Albert Museum and the National Gallery. However, in addition to these prestigious institutions, there are also many house museums offering a charming tribute to the celebrities who once lived here.
London is perhaps the most child-friendly city in the world. There are playgrounds, amusement parks, fairs, toy stores, museums, leisure pools and zoos. There are also theatres with performances specifically for children. Your kids will have fun experiences with a comprehensible edition of Shakespeare or an entertaining puppet show. Here are the 3 best children's theatres in London.
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British fashion designers are known for their innovative, intelligent and ‘edgy’ designs. London has more than enough to offer fashionistas ─ from major fashion brands like the unconventional Alexander McQueen and McG to the classic Stella McCartney and, of course, the ‘lady of punk’ Vivienne Westwood, who have established flagship stores with the best from their collections.
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|March 29, 2012|
LNG Energy Completes 2d Seismic On Papua New Guinea PPL 319 Licence And Identifies Tuyuwopi Prospect
|LNG Energy Ltd. ("LNG") (TSX Venture -- LNG) is pleased to announce the successful completion of the 2011 "Sling" 2D seismic program on its 100% held PPL 319 licence, onshore Papua New Guinea. |
PPL 319 is in the lowland area of the Papuan fold and thrust belt between several substantial oil and gas fields and is on-trend with Oil Search's Kutubu and Gobe producing oil fields. 148km of 2D data was acquired during the periods April-June and October-December 2011, with interpretation in early 2012. The survey comprised 67 km of alluvial river flats around the Kikori River, 59 km of karst limestone and 22 km of volcanic terrain.
PPL 319 contains proven, mature Late Jurassic (Kimmeridgian) Lower Imburu Fm. source rocks that are presently generating hydrocarbons from local kitchen areas. It is believed that PPL 319 contains clastic reservoirs of Lower Cretaceous-Upper Jurassic age (Toro-Hedinia-Iagifu sandstones), particularly in the western part and the Kikori Bend area of the PPL 319 Licence. The company believes the presence of source, seal, reservoir and structural traps on PPL 319 are extremely prospective in this proven hydrocarbon trend.
There has been little exploration activity in PPL 319 over the 20 years prior to its acquisition by LNG, despite the prospective location of the licence. In 2010, LNG undertook a HRAM/AIRGrav survey, flown by Sander Geophysics Ltd that, among other structures, identified a large structure between PPL 319 and InterOil's PPL 237. This structure was subsequently confirmed by the 2010 2D Poroman seismic survey on the eastern boundary of PPL 319.
This aeromagnetic/gravity survey and the reprocessed Base Resources 1988 Victory Junction seismic data identified another prospective area referred to by LNG as the "Kikori Bend" area near the western part of PPL 319, on trend with the Gobe oil field. The 2011 Sling seismic survey was undertaken over the entire western section of PPL 319 including the Kikori bend area and clearly identified the Tuyuwopi prospect.
The extensional fault related prospects identified at Kikori Bend are early rift-related structures that exhibit little late stage structural movement. These preserved extensional traps have increased longevity and the proven Jurassic source rocks are in the oil window in this area. The traps are believed to have been charged early as oil was generated, have good top seals and are less likely to be affected by late stage uplift or subsequent gas charge. LNG believes the reservoir will be oil charged and is undertaking a detailed analysis of the traps identified. As with many PNG discoveries, LNG anticipates multiple pay zones in the sandstone reservoirs of Lower Cretaceous-Upper Jurassic age.
Logistically, PPL 319's Kikori Bend area is strategically placed in the lowlands with river, road and helicopter access. It is in close proximity to Oil Search's existing crude export pipeline and the Exxon LNG Gas line (www.pnglng.com) which traverse part of PPL 319. Also within PPL 319 is Kopi base, a hub for Exxon and Oil Searchs' oil and gas development activities. In a country where logistics often define economics, PPL 319 and specifically the Tuyuwopi prospect are favorably situated.
"The Sling seismic program has identified the very attractive Tuyuwopi prospect. Given the location and surrounding hydrocarbon production trends, we are very encouraged by this target and are developing our work program around it." said Dave Afseth, President and CEO. "Additional leads have also been identified that will be further investigated."
LNG is a Canadian exploration and development company focused on developing oil and gas reserves in Papua New Guinea, Poland and Bulgaria. LNG holds a 100% interest in approximately 5.5 million acres of prospective oil and gas properties in Papua New Guinea. LNG is operator and has a 50% net interest in approximately 360,000 gross acres of prospective shales in Poland together with San Leon Energy. LNG also has a 20% net interest in approximately 734,000 gross acres of prospective shales in Poland together with BNK Petroleum Inc., Sorgenia E&P S.p.A., and Rohol-Aufsuchungs Aktiengesellschaft. LNG has also entered into a farm in agreement relating to 405,080 acres of prospective argillite formation in Bulgaria with Direct Petroleum Bulgaria EOOD, a subsidiary of TransAtlantic Petroleum Ltd. LNG shares trade on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol "LNG".
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Earlier this week, I met my new work team for a holiday breakfast.
It was the first time we’d met in person since I began working for the agency in September. I was surprised to learn over half of them were, like me, from somewhere other than PEI.
The conversation turned to how difficult it can be to find your social footing on the island.
This is something I’ve heard a lot.
Islanders are some of the friendliest people in Canada but that doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll be free to hang out with you on a Saturday night. Many have a close-knit network of people they grew up with, extended families nearby, and deeply established cliques that keep them busy and can be hard to penetrate.
PEI may be the fastest growing province in Canada and home to an increasing number of ethnic groups, but according to most long-time Islanders there are only two types of people here:
- those who were born here (Islanders)
- and everyone else (come from aways or CFAs).
As a local folk singer recently said to me, “You can’t be an Islander and from away.”
For those with multiple generations in PEI, this means if you weren’t born here, you can never be a “true” Islander.
It doesn’t matter if you live here for five years or 50, if you’re parents weren’t Islanders, you’ll always be a CFA.
This makes me sad because it’s exclusionary.
I can just imagine the playground taunts:
“You’re not a true Islander!”
“Yes, I am.”
“No, you’re not! You have to be born here!”
“CFA! CFA! Go back to your home and play!”
Come from away isn’t a term specific to PEI.
It’s common throughout the Atlantic provinces and also the title of a hit musical about planes landing in Gandor Newfoundland on 9/11 (and, incidentally, the accepting of people’s differences).
You don’t hear the term come from away in more populated parts of Canada because in many of those places everyone is already from somewhere else. This is especially true in Toronto where during one subway ride you might hear 10 different languages spoken.
In PEI, however, up until recent history, people didn’t have a lot of contact with outsiders. With no bridge connecting to PEI to the mainland until 1997, Islanders have been a relatively isolated and homogenous group.
And, in all homogenous groups, there is always a distrust and labelling of the outsider.
After all, outsiders bring change.
And change has come to this place. The increase in PEI’s population over the past decade has simultaneously raised housing costs and reduced access to services like health care. It’s understandable to want to blame newcomers (or CFAs) for these developments and some Islanders do.
But for many, being an Islander isn’t just about being born here. It’s about sharing a unique lexicon, history and culture. These things (along with the beaches and Anne of Green Gables) are one of the prime reasons it’s such a destination for tourists.
But what of the people who choose to settle here by choice?
When I moved here, I made it my mission to learn more about PEI’s history and heritage. In any place it’s important to respect where it’s coming from. I continue to do so.
But ultimately, what matters to me isn’t “Who’s your father?” (a question Islanders used to ask people they’d meet on the Island to see if they knew your family).
What matters to me is “Are you a good person?” “Are you fun to hang around with?” “Do we have something in common beside where we grew up?”
I’ve met lots of those people here – people who were born here and people who’ve moved here by choice, none of whom, I should note, have written me off because I come from away.
Still, I find the term exclusionary because it one, it says I can never be a part of something I want to be a part of. (And as a relatively privileged White female Gen Xer I’ve been taught my whole life that I can be whatever I want.)
But more so, it’s because – as history has taught us and continues to teach us – the “othering” of any group of people can be dangerous. At local levels, it leads to hate crimes. At larger levels: terrorism, wars and genocides.
(Let’s not forget the original Islanders – the Mi’kmaq peoples – and what happened to them when the ruling Europeans deemed them as “others.”)
To be clear, I don’t think anyone is sitting in their basement plotting against CFAs or Islanders. We’re far too laid back here for that.
I do, however, know how it feels to be excluded. When you are bullied as a teenager and shunned from the groups you desperately want to be a part of, you don’t forget that feeling.
Perhaps that makes me more sensitive than most to the term CFA.
It’s human nature to want to belong:
To a place, to a group of people, to a culture. Belonging is what connects us to others.
But when belonging to a place excludes people who aren’t like the people who were there before them you create us versus them thinking.
No one wants to be a them.
And yes, I’m sure for many years and perhaps still, Islanders felt like they were being othered by the rest of Canada and specifically the centralized powers in Ontario.
But that doesn’t make it right.
Language is powerful.
It sets expectations and the tone for things. Come From away isn’t just cute local vernacular. It’s limiting.
Culture develops in place but there is a difference between a culture and a place. We live in a world where Ideas and people spread further than ever before.
On the PEI government website, all residents of PEI are referred to as Islanders.
Hospitality is important here. If those who call PEI home truly want to make people feel welcome, it’s time for them to do the same.


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When Daniel Lussier unsealed 1st pub in Montreal’s Gay Village, almost three decades ago, the east-end remove along Ste-Catherine road included generally leather bars, therapeutic massage parlours, nightclubs and sex shops.
“It actually was much more underground, with an even more particular customer base,” said Lussier, who has got unsealed a number of most Village organizations during the years since.
By starting a business from inside the community in those days, the guy wanted to help make they somewhere where people of all stripes desired to be.
That is certainly what happened. The community now appeals to a wide cross-section of tourist, regardless of her intimate orientation.
The town’s affiliation aided by the LGBTQ neighborhood continues to be unmistakable. It’s a procession of colours courtesy numerous rainbow flags, and additionally the renowned rainbow testicle, strung above Ste-Catherine road one final time come july 1st.
But as the Village is adopted by traditional customs, some are concerned truly losing the identity that when managed to make it unique.
“”[There is a] styling associated with the Village while queer everyone move out, directly everyone is transferring,” said Noah Powers, a research guy during the Samuel Centre for public Connectedness, a non-profit company that researches people problem.
“It is resulting in the idea that community isn’t really actually homosexual or queer anymore.”
Julie Podmore, a geography professor at Concordia University just who focuses on LGBTQ rooms, calls it the “de-gayification” of this community.
“Mainstreaming has become taking place considering that the late 90s,” mentioned Podmore, whom in addition will teach at John Abbott school.
“[The town] is certainly not necessarily particular to your homosexual community anymore but one of the numerous sites in which individuals will get as urban travelers.”
While that’s cause of issue for some, rest greet the change.
“People are beginning towards the gay neighborhood,” stated Lussier. “If you can find homosexual friendly men and women coming, why-not?”
What causes changes
The origins for the Gay community is traced, partly, to mayor Jean Drapeau’s effort to “cleanup” the metropolis ahead Expo 67 and 1976 summer time Olympics.
As police raids enhanced at lgbt pubs that next clustered around Crescent Street, queer lives slowly moved east.
“The town symbolized a location in which queer identities comprise most recognized,” stated influence, who’s investigating the fall of queer rooms in Montreal and in other places on the planet.
As a consequence of many years of activism, the LGBTQ society sooner or later acquired standard civil-rights and common personal approval.
That allowed the community to become a spot for commercial activities in Montreal. Next to the bars and clubs that have historically catered to LGBTQ people, there are now sequence diners and trendy cafes.
“The increase in property value the secure, [is] causing the displacement of LGBT organizations plus the mainstreaming of business,” said Podmore. “some individuals would call that gentrification with the Village.”
According to a 2016 study published by Montreal’s community consultation company, the median money of community citizens increased by 70 % between 1991 and 2011.
When popular hangout spots have been razed and replaced with apartments. The sprawling Bourbon intricate, like, housed restaurants, a hotel and, significantly, a chapel that sang gay wedding events.
It had been torn-down a year ago. A live escort reviews Miami Gardens $40-million condo tricky is integrated their place.
But there are also non-economic reasons behind the “de-gayification” for the town.
Better threshold has created a lot of for the LGBTQ community today feel safe expressing their own sexuality outside the boundaries with the community.
“I am able to stay wherever i’d like and never experience the anxiety about assault when leaving my house,” stated Powers. “folks in the 1970s and 1980s did not have that right.”
Add to that the popularity of matchmaking applications and social media marketing. In the past, a place in the community ended up being one of the few spots where queer visitors could fulfill various other queer people.
But with Grindr and Tinder, among different programs, fulfilling some other person no more needs an actual space in a queer-friendly part of the area.
Just how to keep your Gay Village gay
While these elements can help explain “de-gayification” on the Village, Lussier, a long-time citizen, does not believe the procedure is irreversible.
“If the people desires the community are much better, they need to starting heading around,” said Lussier.
“It’s the people that enable it to be [gay]. It isn’t really whatever starts around. If men don’t go, better, it’s not going to getting.”
Podmore’s investigation implies there’s also certain procedures the town, and LGBTQ society, usually takes so that you can preserve the type with the town.
Unlike Toronto’s The 519, Montreal’s Gay community doesn’t have a thorough community centre that specifically serves the LGBTQ community.
A comprehensive area heart, said Podmore, will make the community a beacon for those migrating from overseas, or rural Quebec, and who’ve been shunned by their house communities.
“[Gay] towns portray a kind of hope for a lot of people,” she mentioned.
There are steps the town might take to simply help the Village counteract many of the negative aspects of gentrification, mentioned Powers.
The town of London, he highlights, provides monetary support to LGBTQ sites at risk of closing because of higher rent.
Montreal authorities, due to their component, happen to be getting steps to address the requirements of the town’s LGBTQ people, creating launched an appointment procedure this spring season.
“Should we open up a certain neighborhood heart, or invest even more in some tools? The consultation enables united states to determine what are the appropriate measures the metropolis can take to satisfy existing specifications,” an urban area representative said.
‘A pro-Village chap’
The alterations the community provides encountered over the last thirty years induce blended thoughts within the LGBTQ society.
Lussier, for example, is actually much less dubious than a few of latest real-estate developing.
“They’re trading hundreds of thousands of cash in the community trying to make all of us a significantly better destination to go,” he stated.
But throughout the community are prevalent contract that there is one thing special concerning the community that needs to be protected.
“typically, it actually was rather a revolutionary space. [Villages] are actually essential as traditions sites.” said Podmore.
For capabilities, the town offered visibility to queer folk, which encouraged deeper endurance when it comes down to LGBTQ area in general.
And also for Lussier, the place where he is worked and resided for many years is a crucial part of his character.
“it simply tends to make me personally pleased to be able to invite individuals and suggest to them my town,” mentioned Lussier. “I’m a pro-Village man, and that I’ll often be before the day I pass away.”


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Princess Hotel Amersfoort is located in a green environment but still very easy to reach and close to the highway and the beautiful city of Amersfoort. This unique location is an ideal base for a relaxing break or a business visit.
The city of Amersfoort has a lot to offer to the tourist visitor; Amersfoort Zoo, the lively squares, beautiful shops and of course the canals!
For the business visitor, the hotel is convenient because of short distance to the highways A1 and A28 and the business parks of Amersfoort and surroundings.
Enjoy good food and drinks at our Restaurant Smaakmakers. When the weather is nice you can also choose to enjoy your food and drinks on our terrace!
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Getsemaní is probably the most popular neighborhood in Cartagena among tourists. However, ten years ago that was not the case. The neighborhood was considered dangerous and not attractive for tourists at all. Locals regarded the neighborhood as a ghetto and business people would not want to invest in it.
Fortunately, thanks to the pioneering vision of a few folks from the city, the neighborhood started to turn around and today it is the jewel of Cartagena. There are luxury boutique hotels popping-up everywhere and there are also plans to open a Four Seasons and many other luxury brand properties. Visitors can also find great restaurants such as Di Silvio, and a very authentic Salsa dancing spot called Cafe Havana.
What makes Getsemaní unique is it still keeps its character. It is the only colonial neighborhood in the city that has full time residents. You see children playing soccer in the streets, grandmas talking to the neighbors, street vendors selling authentic Colombian street food and poets and painters gossiping about the latest local political events.
The perfect hotel option to experience this neighborhood is Casa El Carretero, the first luxury boutique hotel in the neighborhood. Located right in the middle of the action, in the Plaza de La Trinidad. Guests can walk to all the hot spots and then come back and relax in its rooftop pool.
If you truly want to experience the magical realism that Cartagena has to offer, come and explore the neighborhood of Getsemaní and all of its wonders.


Walking in nature and hearing the sounds of the leaves rustling and the birds singing is good for your health. It strengthens your immune system and decreases feelings of anxiety and depression.
If you don’t have a forest nearby, the next best thing is to take a walk wherever you are while listening to the sounds of the forest. Volunteers all over the world have recorded the sounds of their local forests, so even if you are walking in a mundane suburb, you can still have the sounds of the Sebangua Nature Park on Borneo in your ears. Walk, listen, and dream of the time when we can again roam the world.
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The Cascadians - The premier hiking organization in central Washington
Nature Conservancy - Walking and hiking areas
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Yakima Greenway - Walking and biking paths along the Yakima river.
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Mountain Rescue Association - emergency aid and guidance
Trails galore - Hiking in Central Washington
Seattle PI - Hiking in the Yakima River Canyon
Trails.com - Hiking with dogs in the Central Cascades
Washington Native Plant Society- The Central Washington Chapter offers native plant-oriented hikes from March through August in Yakima and Kittitas Counties. In the fall and winter months, The WNPS hosts lectures and presentations about local flora.
White Pass Scenic Byway This is a recreational paradise in the shadow of Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Adams. It contains more outdoor recreational opportunities than anywhere else in the South Cascades region.
Chinook Scenic Byway Known as the premiere driving tour in Washington State, this byway travels through Snoqualmie National Forest and Mount Rainier National Park. The byway presents breathtaking scenery plus endless opportunities for outdoor fun and recreation, starting from Enumclaw on the west side, and travelling over the Cascade mountains to the Columbia Plateau.
Yakima Sportsman State Park The park contains about 6 miles of trails, along with abundant wildlife and good fishing opportunities along the Yakima River.


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Celebrated annually on the first Tuesday of August, National Night Out is a community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, better places to live. Neighbors participate across thousands of communities from all 50 states, United States territories, Canada and military bases worldwide.
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If you find the Cheapest places to live in California, then this article for you. California is America’s largest state. California is the land of dreams because a lot of people love to live there due to its beautiful coastlines, easy-going life lifestyle, and forgiving climate. And you also go to casinos for enjoying the parties and trying your luck there. This is a state that has a little something for everyone. California is known as the most exciting place to live in America. But it’s not easy to live there because California is the most expensive place to live in America. So if you don’t have enough money to live in California, then you have to find affordable places to live in California.
Here we discuss affordable and Cheapest places to live in California.
Coalinga is the best cheapest place to live in California. The population of Coalinga is Sixteen Thousand Five hundred thirty-eight people live there. Last year Coalinga was rank on 4th. This year 2020, Coalinga is ranked 1st. We believe that to live in Coalinga will be a good deal.
In Coalinga, Median household income is $61,026, and the median home value is $165,900 for 2020. And the unemployment rate sits at 9.9%.
This year 2020, Ridgecrest is rank at 2nd as the cheapest place to live in California. The population of Ridgecrest is 28,736. Ridgecrest situated between the Cosmos, Argus, and E.I. Paso Mountain ranges. Peoples of Ridgecrest are now doing work at a naval testing station and the Cerro Coso Community College to meet their expenses. Before they start working here, these people worked on their farms. We believe that to live in Ridgecrest will be a good deal.
In Ridgecrest, Median household income is $65,077, and the median home value is $172,400for 2020. And the unemployment rate sits at 7.6%.
The third, cheapest place to live in California for 2020 is Taft, Last Two years Taft was rank at 1st as the cheapest place to live in California. The population of Taft is 9,307. It is located in the foothills of Kern County, at the extreme southwestern edge of the San Joaquin, this city’s oil and natural gas industry have been keeping this city’ booming’. We believe that to live in Taft will be a good deal.
In Taft, Median household income is $53,574, and the median home value is $151,600 for 2020. The unemployment rate sits at 6.6%.
Holtville is rank at fourth in affordable places to live in California this year. Last year, this city was rank at 3rd. This city is 20th, according to the home to price income ratio. Mostly the economy of this city is based on agriculture because more carrots were grown here. This city is known as “The carrot capital of the world.” The population of Holtville is 6,458. We believe that living in Holtville will be a good deal.
In Holtville, Median household income is $44,301, and the median home value is $162,200 for 2020. The unemployment rate sits at 16.7%.
A small town just located at the border of Oregon in the south direction is known as Eureka. It is surrounded by national forests on the coastal area, which adds to its beauty and makes its attractive place to live. A historic district is known as “old town” is located at the center of this town. Which having hundreds of Victorian homes and buildings. Timber industries, health care, and tourism are the primary sources of income.
Chico is a college town (Chico state university) with having all the facilities provided by college town. Population is 91,000. This town is advantageous due to having two factors in abundance as it has charming Scenery and huge places to eat. This town is suitable to live as it has beautiful weather and the ocean is not a large distance. Furthermore, forests nearest to the city have hiking trails in miles. The largest craft brewery known as the Sierra Nevada is also located here.
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It is located just north of Los Angles; Lancaster has an average home price below 300,000, which is unbelievable in this area. This flourishing city provides residents with a low budget. One of the positive aspects of living in this city is that it offers enormous job opportunities, too friendly community system, and apportion of devotion for profitability and conservationist that is Encouraging. Therefore, there is easy access to huge restaurants and outdoors. There is no wonder that Lancaster merited nine marks on livability on 2019 Top 10 best places to live list.
Its location from Los Angles is about 120 miles while 40 miles from northeast of Bakersfield. The population size (1443) is less than its elevation (2667ft). The average cost is just 270,832 in Kernville. Tourists and resident’s agname kern river with white water swift. This city grabs on attractive history, and Whiskey Flat Days to immortalize just Kernville place in Wild West history celebrated annually. The native region is comprising a California historical landmark.
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It is the smallest L.A. burg and is near to downtown and is near about 32 Kilometers away from the heart of the city in the east. This sophisticated country is advantageous is to reduce excursion, and LA Puente closeness to the state route to 60 favors an appreciated drive. La Puente Park, with a 22-acre green space with having playground, athlete facilities, and picnic shelter, added more attraction to this site.
Its location is near to Los Angles and densely populated with having the age of 27. This place is easily affordable, and it provides a lifestyle like in big cities. It is the land with an appropriate number of households with four or more people that ultimately leads to an ideal arrangement for families.
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What started as an idea to promote a fine state park in South Alabama quickly became a tradition that many in the south have come to enjoy.
“Scarecrows in the Park” has become a tradition at Frank Jackson State Park located in the small town of Opp, Alabama. Each fall, scarecrows welcome visitors to Frank Jackson State Park during the months of October and November as a way to say “hello to fall.”
Scarecrows in the Park, which is in its 11th year, started out with a group of volunteers who wanted to draw more visitors to the state park located in Covington County.
“We needed some way to attract people to the park, because many people, even in Opp, were not aware of what the park was like,” says Charles Willis of the “Frank Jackson State Park Trail Masters”.
Willis says that the motivation for this event came from one of the Trail Masters founding members, Juanita Blocker. Blocker had the idea to display around 100 scarecrows throughout the park, and it has only grown from there. So much so, that the state of Alabama wanted to help grow the event by constructing a new trail in the park.
Willis estimates that 5,000 guests visit the park during the months of October and November for “Scarecrows in the Park”. Guests easily flock to Opp to see the scarecrows, because of the easy accessibility. Frank Jackson State Park offers transportation for senior citizens who are not able to walk long distances, so that they can take in the scarecrows. The park also welcomes large buses from schools or churches. Frank Jackson State Park is also friendly to those who are traveling from out of state. There are cabins located inside the park that have as many For more information on “Scarecrows in the Park”, and on Frank Jackson State Park, visit alapark.com/frank-jackson-state-park online.as three bedrooms, as well as a number of hotels in the Opp area.


It’s not often that it snows where I live in SC. But over the weekend we went to a friends house so he could repair my mom’s computer and it began snowing while we were on our way there (it’s about 45 minutes away from where we live). I took pictures, of course.
Then while we were there, late in the afternoon it began snowing again, and within an hour or so at least 4-6 inches of snow had accumulated. They lost power. We ended up snowed in. My car sits really low to the ground so driving it in that mess wouldn’t have been a good idea. So we hung out with our friends, enjoying the fire in the fireplace, and once the power came back on we watched the movie “the Avengers.”
The next morning the snow was still everywhere and I managed to get some decent pictures. Hope you enjoy.
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We know there are thousands of apartments to choose from along Croatia’s Coast Line. Here is what makes us unique:
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* Privacy------Our PRIVATE road leads directly to the beach (just 20m away) so there are no crowds. By the beach, we have tables, chairs, sun bathing chairs, sun umbrellas, solar shower, and kayaks. You can use all free of charge.
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*Our promise you can count on------You expect, you deserve, and you will get a clean and comfortable apartment. All of our apartments have a separate large bedroom with a big comfortable bed for a good and restful night’s sleep. We provide bed covers, bed sheets, and pillow cases. We change them every 7 days. Guests receive 2 towels per person which we change every 3 days.
*Personal Service----- provided by the owners ( not employees). Owners, who truly care, are dependable, honest and sincere.
*Everything is included in our price (No surprise or hidden charges)----- because many owners charge extra for some of the following: tourist tax of 1 euro per person per day, air conditioning, extra bed for kids, internet, towels, utilities, and final cleaning.
Very simply, staying at VILLA TESNA;
“It’s like having your own house right on the beach.”
These are the reasons that make VILLA TESNA unique and appealing and why so many of our guests return and recommend us to their relatives and friends.
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Home to several of Australia’s most elegant and lengthy-residing purple and white wines, Margaret River is positioned during the farthest reaches of Western Australia. Comparatively warm and dry, the location is cooled by breezes from the Indian Ocean. Margaret River can take some inspiration from Bordeaux, producing major-top quality Cabernet Sauvignon with agency structure, mouthwatering acidity, balanced Alcoholic beverages and notes of herbs and spice.
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In the afternoon we did something different – a boat ride along the Nile. This way we could see the animals that tended to stay near the water as opposed to the savanna.
The most obvious are the hippos.
The African Buffalo is also very common along the shore.
Of course, it wouldn’t be the Nile without crocodiles.
Another big treat for us was the elephants. Solitary males were a pretty common sight by the river.
And, as you should expect in Uganda – birds! Beautiful birds.
Herons are also common.
At the end of the trip we reached Murchison Falls where we started the day before.
And just to prove we were actually there.
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We thoroughly enjoyed traveling on public transit in Stockholm. With lowered floor streetcars and buses and elevators at each subway station, the whole city was at our fingertips and we took advantage of all of it! Here's a little clip of us exiting a Stockholm streetcar and a picture of the ramp being deployed by one of the onboard transit staff.
Nowhere else in the world would we have been able to stay in a hostel that was a converted jumbo jet. Yup, we stayed in a hostel that was a converted 747! Stay tuned for pictures of this and other exciting tales of our unbelievable trip to Scandinavia.


About Denise McCurdy
Denise McCurdy was born in Texas to a family with deep musical roots. Her great-grandfather founded the Texas A&M University Marching Band. She plays her grandfather’s fiddle. She was classically trained in violin and piano, but her heart was taken by the violin.
Denise has played in orchestras, bands, chamber groups, duos and as a solo performer. Currently, she and her guitarist husband John divide their time between the Texas Hill Country and Eastport, Maine.
In Texas, they are the core of Celtic Comfort, a popular five-person group that plays Irish, Scottish and Cape Breton music. In Eastport, Denise and John perform as a duo, entertaining visitors and natives alike at local and regional festivals in New England and Canada’s Maritimes.
They have traveled the length and breadth of the continent and shared their music from New Orleans to Alaska and across the Atlantic to England, Ireland, France, Spain, Holland, Belgium and Italy. Denise’s compositions have been performed by a choir in Scotland and on a BBC Television children’s show. Her latest album “Meditations on the Word” has been called “breathtakingly beautiful,” “inspirational” and “deeply moving.”
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Denise McCurdy was inspired to write this music during prayer and meditation. Each piece is a reverent reflection on a Gospel verse and the life of Christ. It has been warmly received by Christians of all traditions, as well as those of different faiths who have been moved by the music’s sincerity and beauty.


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Moving to Costa Rica: A car or public transport?
How do you envisage your new life in Costa Rica?
It is of course, possible to live without a car. If you do so in your home country then adjusting to doing so in Costa Rica is probably an easy enough task.
There are buses, taxis, Uber, flat areas to cycle or use a golf cart for transport. However a lot depends on your plans.
If you are planning to go to 1 place, and more-or-less stay in that place, then alternatives to your own car may be sufficient.
If you plan to see around the country then the benefits of having your own car begin to multiply.
Staying in 1 location
Main metropolitan area: Escazu / Santa Ana / central San Jose – central flat areas with shopping, dining and entertainment options nearby so walking, Uber, and taxis are the public transport options. Many residential areas are on hillsides. There is a limited rail network from san Jose to some suburban areas.
Other inland towns: Grecia / Atenas / San Isidro / Cartagena / La Fortuna – some flat areas in the downtown but if you leave the central areas the inclines make walking or cycling a challenge. Taxis, Uber and buses are the best public transport options.
Coastal towns: Tamarindo/ Nosara/ Jaco / Puerto Viejo – central flat areas especially around beach areas are accessible by bicycle/golf cart.
If you leave these areas there are sloping roads and hillsides which might require alternative transport options.
Mountainous areas: Monteverde, Rivas, Sarapiqui. These are hilly areas with very limited flat zones. Walking and cycling may not be a realistic options. As with everywhere, taxis, Uber and buses are the best options.
Visiting different parts of Costa Rica
This is where the advantages of having a car are clear. While you can plot a course using buses (often sir-conditioned and reasonably reliable) plus drivers, taxis and Uber, there is a level of inconvenience. With a car you can toss your baggage in the trunk and hit the road at whatever time suits you.
The main highways in Costa Rica are pretty good with sealed and marked surfaces with clearly signage. If you want to drive a couple of hours to a place of interest in Costa Rica the route will probably involve one of these highways for maybe half the trip followed by the other half on B roads (narrower and less polished).
Often these B roads are in pretty good condition and will get you to your destination.
Some places may be accessed only by unsealed roads where a 4x4 or at least an SUV might be the best bet.
Obviously our clients are those who choose to have the freedom and independence of their own car.
All we know if that they benefit hugely from that choice and often get to see all around our beautiful little country.
We don’t tend to encounter many of the golf-cart-to-the-beach expats!
Car are expensive?
Yes they are. But they tend to keep their re-sale value. Many of our clients buy a car, enjoy it for the period that they are in the country and then re-sell it when they leave. Often the car has not lost a significant amount of value in that time. This negates the argument that expats should use public transport simply because cars are expensive to buy.
Buying and selling may in fact be a net saving over a year of public transport costs.


FROM INTERSTATE 85
From South Bound I85 Exit off of I85 and continue Straight
Go to the Second Stop Light (Thom Street) and Turn Right, at the Next Stop Light (Main Street) Turn Right We are the Third Set of Buildings on the Right, White Building with Burgundy Awnings 1001 South Main Street.
From North Bound I85 Turn Left at the Top of Ramp HWY. 152
Appox 1 mile you will come to a Stop Light Turn Left (Main Street) go thru Town we are on the South End of Main Street, on the Left at 1001 South Main Street, White Building with


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Welcome to Inland Northwest Therapy
Welcome to Inland Northwest Therapy. We are a pediatric therapy clinic and healthcare staffing company with locations in Spokane, Washington and Post Falls, Idaho. We offer a broad range of services from providing quality therapy at our Spokane based clinic to nationwide health care staffing solutions. We serve patients in the community, school districts, hospitals, government agencies and rural and under served areas. We believe quality therapy services should be accessible to everyone, regardless of geographic location. Our professional services include, Occupational, physical, speech therapy, orthotic & prosthetic design, educational psychology, and other allied health professionals.
Our mission is simple: To provide high quality evidence based health care in a changing health care system. To promote wellness and healthy living in order to prevent future chronic illness and reach maximum potential. To provide these services to those in our local community as well as remote and rural areas where these services may not be available.
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Workshop - Pisa, May 26-27 2022
Global warming represents the main challenge for present and future generations. An important consequence of ongoing temperature increase concerns water resources, particularly in terms of shifts in precipitation patterns and snow cover, as well as regional changes in the frequency of flooding and droughts.
These changes will have important social and economic implications which needs to be assessed in order to support the long-term protection of both environment and society. A deep understanding of past, present and possible future scenarios of changes in water resources is therefore a fundamental prerequisite for a well-grounded approach to cope with climate changes. For this reason, the “Master degree programm in environmental sciences of the University of Pisa” and their students have organized a two-day workshop held by outstanding international experts from various disciplines (e.g.paleoclimatology, archaeology, physical modelling, geochemistry, water management).
The aim is to illustrate to the broad audience of different stakeholders (academic, students, PhD students, policy makers), the background andcomplexity of the main climate issues and water resources, and how different approaches can provide important information on our near future. The initiative can be followed also in telematic.
Monica Bini, Viviana Re, Adriano Ribolini e Gianni Zanchetta


You will love the quiet country setting with the views of the red hills. An oasis of shade! Open all year long. Ride your ATV, bicycle or hike right out of the park. Surrounded by forestry and BLM land. Centrally located in Washington Co. close to Zion National Park, Snow Canyon, Bryce Canyon, Red Cliffs, 2 mi. to Quail Lake State Park and only 10 min. to St. George, UT. Serving St. George, Utah, Springdale, Utah, Leeds, Utah, Zion National Park and surrounding areas.
· Open all year long
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· Arriving after hours – call for availability
· FREE WIFI & CABLE TV
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· Laundromat hours 8am to 7pm
· WELCOME Huntsman Senior Game participants, group reservations and reunions
· Daily: $45.00, $47.00 credit cards, includes tax, wifi, cable, pull through site.
· Weekly: $290.00 includes tax, wifi, cable, pull through site.
· Tent: $25.00 1 or 2 people per tent. Add. per. $5.00/ Power $2.00 extra.
· Monthly (Depending on lot size): $610.00 1 or 2 per. Plus power
· Open all year long. Advance reservations recommended from September thru April.
· We can accommodate groups/reunions. Advance reservations are recommended
· 36 Full hook-up sites
· 20 pull thrus. Can accommodate large pull thrus with tow, 60′
· Average site 20′ wide by 65′ long
· 9 sites have slabs
· Easy hiking and ATV riding
· Clean restrooms with hot showers and laundromat
· Wireless Internet
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-Lat: 37deg 13min 53.7sec
-Lon: 113deg 21min 49.9sec
· Elevation: 3,414 feet
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· Country store located right here in Leeds, Utah
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Mail: P.O. Box 460721
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Well, it's been near a year since I've written a blog. I think it's probably time to do that. With 2017 quickly approaching it will be my goal to do that more as I shoot in real time.
This featured blog is part of an engagement shoot I had back in April. This adorable couple is Mike and Allie. I first met them unknowingly at a Halloween party I had my photo booth set up at in 2014. They remembered me and contacted me when it came time to take photos for their engagement. I was instantly honored. This couple had love's determination. They were college sweethearts and living in two different cities. Allie lived in Ft. Collins while she completed her Doctorate, meanwhile Mike lived and worked in downtown Denver. Both working towards their common dream to be married next year.
We had a fun time on a sunny weekend afternoon, first at City Park, and then off to the colorful RiNo art district. We also took advantage of the nearby location to get two classic Denver shots at Union Station and under the Larimar Square lights. It was a blast to be part of a shoot with a couple who wanted to see so much of the city, and who had as much love for Denver as I do.


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The St. Jakobshalle is just a few minutes from the swiss main station (Basel SBB) and is easily reached by public transport. Tram No. 14 and bus No. 36 stop in front of the hall.
From the motorway A2 the St. Jakobshalle may be reached via the exit St. Jakob. Adequate parking spaces are available.


Meeting time: 18.45
Meeting place: will be confirmed
It is a beautiful complex surrounded by fields, forests and breathtaking mountain views, situated about 16 km from Krakow. It also comprises a small museum of farming implements dating from the 19th c.
Suggested scenario of the evening:
Meeting at the venue, transfer to Folwark Zalesie takes about 30-40 minutes, depending on traffic. All arrival guests will be welcomed by a band of folk musicians wearing Krakow region folk costumes and, in accordance with Polish tradition, offered "bread and salt" as well as a glass of home-made liqueur. Guest will taste typical Polish cuisine.
During the evening guests will be entertained by a folk band.
PLEASE NOTE: Transport on the way Kraków - Zalesie Manor - Kraków will be provided. The journey to the manor will take about 40 minutes. And most importantly, participation in the RADON Conference Dinner is already included in the conference fee.


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Seashells play a bigger part in decorating than one May imagine. Did you know that Limestone is made of Seashells? Marble is a more refined version of Limestone, so also contains compressed matter from the sea. It’s hard to imagine how much of our Earth was once under water, but finding seashell fossils in the Moroccan desert and the mountains of Colorado or the Alps is not uncommon.
Just as Limestone and Marble are appropriate tools for decoration, I believe Seashells are as well. They are just a medium, and a very interesting one at that.
Grottos have been placed on Earth by Nature and by man. The Blue Grotto in Capri is an example of one from nature.
A grotto I’ve been working on is in a beautiful Nympheaum being built in Newport, RI on the Bellevue House property owned by Ron Fleming, who is well known for his restoration of town squares and old treasures in New England. The main part of the work is done on panels–some flat wooden panels and some mesh, like how a mosaic is made.
Grottos have played important parts in gardens of England and France for centuries. Women mostly did the shell work, or “coquillages,” using their hours and days to make stunning garden “Follies”. Below are a couple examples of English and Irish Follies that can be visited, and even in Munich, Germany, shells are used as a medium of beauty. The lesson? Don’t necessarily let rules guide you. It’s 2018 and people are world-travelers and sophisticated. Anything of beauty will be a beautiful addition to your abode.


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Visit our exciting flagship store. Located at the Fulham end of King’s Road in the heart of London’s design community, our store brings together our bespoke ranges and selected designer collections.
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It can be reached from two underground stations and one overground station.
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· I have 30+ years teaching experience.
· I perform at the top of the profession.
· My rates are, on average, lower than other teachers with similar levels of experience.
I have recently joined the faculty of the Dominican Sisters School of Music located near Mission San Jose in Fremont, CA. It is a wonderful facility in a beautiful location with quiet, spacious studios, an excellent recital venue on campus, and ample room for workshops, studio classes, and ensembles. DSSM is in a convenient location for people in the East Bay, South Bay, and the 680 Corridor.
(510) 657-3217 (call only, no text)
Allegro Music in Fremont, CA has been a leading music store in the Bay Area for decades. My studio fills up VERY QUICKLY there, and I usually have students who stay for several years. Some years, I have NO openings. Lessons are in a very casual setting. The rooms are small, functional, but not sound proofed. For information about lessons at Allegro Music, it is best to contact them directly, as they handle the scheduling.
(510) 793-3500 (call only, no text). You may also contact me with any general questions, and I can also sign up students on my end.
HOME STUDIO: I live and teach in my home in Richmond, CA. This is a more convenient location for people in the northern part of the East Bay.


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The Beach House Marbella is a restaurant in Elviria, just out of Marbella in Spain.
The Beach House is located, as the name says, directly at the beach and offers all year around fine dining.