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Plachetnice / použitý / Beneteau 57

285000.00 €
Poskytovatel (živnostenský)
Člen skupiny Best-Boats24 od 17.07.2008
Vernicos Yachts S. A.
11 Poseidonos Avenue
GR-17455 Alimos
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Technické detailyposlední aktualizace v: 09.10.2017

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Celková délka:
17.37 m / 56.99 ft
4.98 m
Max. ponor:
2.10 m
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Beneteau 57, BOAT NAME: Beneteau 57; SPECS: Designer: Farr Yacht Design, Hull Shape: Monohull; DIMENSIONS: Beam: 4.98 m, Maximum Draft: 2.10 m; ENGINES: Engine 1:, Engine Brand: Yanmar, Engine Type: Inboard, Engine/Fuel Type: Diesel, , TANKS: Fuel Tanks: (500 Liters) MANUFACTURER PROVIDED DESCRIPTION: Designed to eat up the miles shorthanded, fast, safely and in utmost comfort, the Bénéteau 57 is the fruit of all the experience gathered by Bénéteau and Farr Yacht Design, a pair of winners. For a perfect control of the sail plan whatever the conditions, the running rigging is led back to the central cockpit, protected by a solid hood. As for the high quality equipment from the most renowned manufacturers, it has been chosen to offer long range and self reliability: generator, electric manoeuvre winch, standard bow thruster... An exceptional Yacht for demanding sailors with blue water cruising in mind. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: 53.2 STC HARKEN spinnaker winches Spinnaker gear 1 46.2 STC HARKEN winch on mast 1 halyard 1 toping lift 2 foreguy 2 sheet Aluminium spinnaker pole with rail on mast Electrical furling genoa Electric genoa winches 66.2 STC HARKEN Electrical manoeuvring winch on port side 48.2 STCE HARKEN Sails (high quality cloth and finish) Roller furling genoa (140 %) with UV protection 1 Full batten mainsail with track with slides and 3 reefs Self tacking furling staysail Manual or electrical furling mast Pedestal mounted steering wheel Sprayhood Bimini Sunbathing cushions Cockpit cushions Aluminium gangway Dockside pressure water connection 24 / 220 v 60 l / h water maker 33 000 or 40 000 BTU reverse cycle air conditioning Heating system Ice maker 220 v Washer and dryer Holding tank Steel blue hull Electronic pack Flat screen LCD TV 15? or 17? + DVD Fridge unit in cokpit table Electrical davits In-boom derrick 185 L supplementary diesel tank 3rd 24V service battery Gori 3-blade propeller Rope cutter Mosquito screens Hi-fi - video: - 15? or 20? LCD TV TV aerial CD/DVD/MP3 player F2 electronics pack: As described in attached information, for column mounted steering G2 electronics pack: As described in attached information, for bulkhead mounted steering Electronics not included in pack: Supplementary E80 or E120 Raymarine plotter Easy AIS pack. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: Woodwork Cherry stained Douka wood. Iroko parquet flooring. Padded Ceilings. Wood door frames. Cushions Mattresses and cushions are covered with ?Bayer Dralon? velvet or similar. The upholstery is removable and edged with piping. The mattresses are made of double density foam, Bultex and Contact of 120 mm total thickness. Slatted bed base in owner?s cabin. The seating is triple density foam. The seat backs are double density foam. Cabin and salon portholes are curtained with velvet drapes. Heads portholes are fitted with roller shades. Each deck hatch is also fitted with a roller shade. Blinds on panoramic ports above saloon. Saloon Cabin access through companionway with sliding hatch and wooden retractable hatch boards. Curved wooden companionway steps. Hanging wet locker to port.. Chart table and salon to starboard. Dinette table and settee chairs on port side. Opening ?Atlantic? portholes on the coachroof and ?Ocean? deck hatches. Panoramic porthole above saloon with integrated blinds. Halogen overhead lighting. Courtesy lights. Lockers alongside hull and storage under the settees. Rounded, removable woodwork hides the keel-stepped mast. 2.10 m Headroom (2.15 m in companionway / 2.00 m in forward saloon). 2 plexiglass lights. Chart table Curved navigator?s wooden seat with storage locker beneath faces forward to the chart table. Storage in the chart table. Drawer with tool set.. Room to mount electronics. 110 / 220 V outlet. Halogen overhead lighting. 2.05 m Headroom. Dining area Table. Curved seating along the hull side. Storage lockers. 110 / 220 V outlet. 2 moveable chairs (stored in crew cabin locker). 2 fixed seats to starboard. 2.05 m Headroom. Cabins Opening ?Atlantic? portholes on the coachroof and ?Ocean? deck hatches and cowls. Halogen overhead lighting and 2 reading lights at the head of each berth. Double berth. Drawers under the berth. Hanging locker and shelves alongside the hull. 110 / 220 V outlet. 1.95 m Headroom. 1 plexiglass light. Crew cabin 2 Opening ?Atlantic? portholes on the coachroof. 1single berth (2nd superposed as an option). 2 Drawers under the berth. Halogen overhead lighting and reading light at the head of the berth. Locker for saloon moveable chairs. Shelves alongside the hull. 110 / 220 V outlet. 1.92 m Headroom. Optional workshop / laundry or office instead of a crew cabin. 1 plexiglass light ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: 12 V and 110 / 220 V electrical circuits, with numbered and colour coded wiring. Ducting for standard and optional cabling. Alternator 1 alternator 12 V ? 80 A / Yanmar. 1 alternator 24 V ? 55 A / Yanmar. Battery charger 1 Battery charger 20 Amp 12 v. 1 Battery charger 40 Amp 24 v. Charge divider / isolator120 Amp. Batteries Main battery switches 1 x 12 V-140 AMP battery for motor-starting Service battery bank: 2 x 24 V-140 AMP batteries Electric control panel 12 V electrical control panel, with 25 thermal breakers, panel lighting, cigar lighter, voltmeter, amp?re-meter, battery test, water gauges 12 v electric equipment Stereo / CD/MP3 Electronics24 v electric equipment Electric windlass Electric winches Bow thruster Pumps Navigation lights Lights Refrigeration unit Shore power 110 / 220 V dockside connection, protected with differential breaker and distribution system. Electric control panel 110 / 220 v electrical control panel 110 / 220 v electric equipment Interior outlets : 1 in each cabin, 1 at chart table, 2 in galley, 2 in salon. 42 liter Raritan water-heater (on engine too). 2 Batteries chargers. Microwave. Dish washer. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: 2 Opening ?Atlantic? portholes on the coachroof, 1 opening ?Atlantic? porthole on the cockpit and 1 fixed hull porthole. Double rectangular s/s sinks. 4 burner stove with oven, mounted on gimbals. Electric overhead exhaust fan over the stove. 130 l s/s refrigerator with front access s/s door. 100 l GRP refrigeration with holding plate and top access. 220 v Microwave. 220 v Dish washer. 1.92 m Headroom. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: Yanmar 4LHA-HTP 160cv, diesel engine, 4 cylinders, 4 stroke, direct injection and supercharged, mechanical reverse KM5A. Engine chassis integrated with inner hull grid. 1 alternator 12 V : 80 A / Yanmar. 1 alternator 24 V : 55 A / Yanmar. Stainless steel 40 mm diameter propeller shaft with GRP protection moulding into hull. 3 MAX PROP propeller. 1 x 12 V 140 AMP engine starting battery. Engine access from removable deck hatch, interior door, lifting companionway. Optional folding propeller. Instruments Engine instrument panel in front of helm station under windscreen. Panel-light, starting key, tachometer, hour-meter, oil-gauge, temperature indicator, temperature alarm, oil-pressure and fuel gauge Control for throttle and shift on bulkhead. Engine compartment Engine compartment located under the central cockpit. Companionway stairs mounted on hinges and held by hydraulic jacks when raised. Easy access to the engine compartment accessible via walkways and removable cockpit floor. Engine compartment insulated with 40 mm fire retardant foam. Location for engine, generator, battery charger 40 amp. Space for options : desalinator, heater. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: Teak capped bulwarks. Teak laid side / decks. Moulded non-skid on the coach roof. Teak toe rails and rounded return flange hull-to-deck joint. Self-draining anchor locker with electric windlass on deck. Foredeck sail storage locker, accessible through a large deck hatch. Cockpit windscreen. Self-draining cockpit. Teak slatted removable cockpit floor giving access to the engine room. Teak inlaid cockpit seats. Teak table in center cockpit with icebox. Leather covered steering wheel, diameter 800 mm. Compass on binnacle. Engine instrument panel in front of helm station. Engine control on bulkhead. Storage locker under aft cockpit seat. 2 rope storage lockers in cockpit.. 2 side lockers to port and starboard. 2 Storage lockers beneath the aft platform. Hydraulic inlaid teak folding boarding platform (patented) with remote control. Storage lockers for life raft under boarding platform steps. Stainless steel swim ladder with wooden steps. Shower in opening transom : hot and cold water. ADDITIONAL DESCRIPTION: Compass at helm station Nav pack (option) : Navigation console with GPS, colour chartplotter, radar and VHF CONSTRUCTION: Structure Hull : solid GRP laminate with balsa rib band Structural hull liner bonded and laminated to hull Deck : Balsa sandwich for rigidity, weight saving, thermal and sound insulation Hull and deck in white gel coat Stainless steel rubbing strake on hull sides Keel Standard lead keel : deep draft 2.60 m, weight 6 900 kg Option lead keel : shoal draft 2.10 m, weight 7 500 kg Steering system Spade rudder with composite-glass and stainless steel bearings Hydraulic steering mounted on forward port bulkhead Leather sheathed steering wheel (? 800) Bow thruster (? 185 24 V / 125 kg) with remote control at helm station Optional pedestal steering wheel Emergency tiller Hydraulic pump for autopilot (option) Option : Pedestal mounted steering wheel VERNICOS: The Company offers the details of this vessel in good faith but cannot guarantee or warrant the accuracy of this information nor warrant the condition of the vessel. A buyer should instruct his agents, or his surveyors, to investigate such details as the buyer desires validated. This vessel is offered subject to prior sale, price change, or withdrawal without notice.
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List of accepted papers sorted by title

  • Bridging the Gap: A Reflection on an Interdisciplinary Approach to Social Media Research
    Pablo Aragón, Jessica Gould, Andreas Kaltenbrunner, Karolin Kapler, David Laniado, Ricard Ruiz de Querol, Carlos Ullod and Yana Volkovich
  • Collective Individuation: A New Theoretical Foundation for the Social Web
    Yuk Hui and Harry Halpin
  • Does the Internet ‘absorb’ human subjectivity and sociality? The limitations of two current dynamic process models to answer this question.
    Jeff Vass
  • Emotion aware clustering analysis as a tool for Web 2.0 communities detection: Implications for curriculum development
    Athena Vakali and Konstantinos Kafetsios
  • Exploring Social Networks with Topical Analysis
    Jiyeon Jang, Jinhyuk Choi, Gwan Jang and Sung-Hyon Myaeng
  • Exploring the Web of Coined Catchy Phrases
    Torbjörn Lager and Jenny Myredal
  • Information Overload In Social Media Streams And The Approaches To Solve It
    Maria Grineva and Maxim Grinev
  • Modeling User Reports in Crowdmaps as a Complex Network
    Carlos Caminha and Vasco Furtado
  • Patents: a stress-test for the linked data web?
    Marie-Christine Kominowski, Keri Rowles, Arne Kruger and Nigel Shadbolt
  • The development of a new model of governance for online defamation in light of the emergence of social web technologies
    Sarosh Khan, Roksana Moore and Mark Weal
  • The State of Open Data – Limits of Current Open Data Platforms
    Katrin Braunschweig, Julian Eberius, Maik Thiele and Wolfgang Lehner
  • Traces of Social Media Activism from Malaysia and Pakistan
    M. Atif Qureshi, Arjumand Younus, Lay-Ki Soon, Muhammad Saeed, Nasir Touheed and Colm O’Riordan
  • Trustworthiness of Linked Data Using PKI
    Enayat Rajabi and Mohsen Kahani
  • Understanding the mechanics of online collective action using ‘big data’
    Scott Hale and Helen Margetts
  • Using Mixed Methods to Track the Growth of the Web: Tracing Open Government Data Initiatives
    Ramine Tinati, Leslie Carr, Susan Halford and Catherine Pope
  • Web-Scale Image Retrieval and Its Novel Applications
    Sung-Eui Yoon
  • Web Science in the SONIC Research Group
    Willem Pieterson and Noshir Contractor
  • Why Is the Shape of the Web a Bowtie?
    Panagiotis Metaxas
  • WORLD-IMPRESSION: How Do Netizens View the World?
    Lei Zhang, Lizhi Wan, Thanassis Tiropanis and Wendy Hall

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Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Adam Fieled, Feel

Philly Thermal, image by Adam Fieled

I saw the greatest artists of my generation parched, hardened & scarred
             by a virtual machine,
blood cleaned from shiny surfaces, purposed to cut out the soul’s wisdom, the body’s
             agita, the heart’s
heaviness, creators neutered & spayed by a decaying empire, wired
             for a never-ending battle
w/ bureaucrats, corporate drones & art-world phonies, bones rattling
             in Philly February snow & ice,
D.C.’s perpetual snooze, loose NYC streets that tighten round the Village,
             while they tried to chill-pill themselves,
direct their energy to the task at hand, finding a plan, an escape route from playing
              cogs, greased-gears freezing all around them—
who worked for banks & were fired for downloading porn,  moved into dank South Philly
              studios, recorded, put out CDs, whored themselves to wine-stores & occult dives
              where poor mottled matrons paid ten dollars for card readings & felt themselves
              bleed at the collapse of the Tower,
who stripped, did coke, published poems on the Net, learned massage, started as Temps,
              ended as Temps, sang dirges at West Philly art-parties for free Schlitz, dove-
              tailed joints in brick alleyways, scars glossed over w/ blush, sweaty-breasted,
who wrote comic book epics for guitar & voice, developed mystical Jesus raps at Goth
              clubs, Christian-blissed as Trent Reznor blared through stacks of amps & love-
              boys got blow-jobs in corners,
who were pregnant at 21, had & ignored the kid, got locked in jail for neglect, expecting
                daddy to come w/ bail, no help from a shitty city,
who threw out poetry to work for an architect, drank w/ kids in Manayunk bars
                & got a beer-gut, “make it new” screwed into soft-fucks,
who were forced into drag by failure, post-avant punk records dis-chorded into oblivion,
                 scarcely attended bumper-boring tours from Alaska to Milan,
who made the cover of the City Paper, lost a sugar-mommy & dealt coke, wigger pants,
                 trench-coated, eyes bleary, nose runny, walking round & round liquor
                 stores miming interest in Pinot Grigio,
who got on planes to London to live in sardine tins, no sex for two years, music biz lies
                 don’t work even near the Hyde Park Serpentine,
who spent afternoons at McGlinchy’s cadging Manhattans, making out w/ strangers,
                  blowing band dudes w/ Ron Wood haircuts, dreaming of a Khyber stage &
                  the place packed,
who lost a hustler father to heart failure, took Greyhounds to Atlantic City weekends, put
                  trust-fund dollars on poker chips glistening black in the lurid light, ice rattling
                  in gin tumblers, Italian pimps leaning forward for the kill in silk pants,
who painted Apollos & Athenas in high-windowed studios in the Gilbert Building,
                   getting laid on pull-out black sofas stained cadmium red,
who went to D.C. to lobby, did puppet shows miming councilmen in Philly, gave up lit
                    to look for kinks in The System & were left holding onions in the Italian
who managed Chinese restaurants in State College, sang shirtless for bands at the White
                     Lodge, sailed off to Oregon looking for a label,
who followed two L.A. chicks from Bar Noir to Ocean City, snorting H off a hotel toilet
                     & becoming a ghost & drifting down halls & collapsing on carpeted stairs,
who played soccer w/ tin cans on summer afternoons in alleys off of South Street, Blow
                     Fly singing “you’re too fat to fuck” in the background,
who took in jail-bait to complete a ménage a trios, then watched her try to jump out the
                      window of the Highwire Gallery, strip at parties but for a thong, get
                      arrested for stealing from a Verizon register, all the while keeping two
                      boyfriends in South Jersey, construction workers, blind to the bricks,
who spent nights chasing hipster-girls in Upper Darby, paying the cab-fare from Dirty
                      Frank’s, then left to rot on the downstairs couch surrounded by plastic
                      Christmas candles & a mother’s footsteps down the stairs,
who curated minor shows at the Kelly Writer’s House, dreaming of future glory, having
                      Koons & Schnabel show up & kiss ass to the one & only,
who shouted at drunken idiots through bull-horns on 4th Street Mardi Gras, perched in
                      windows like Dada ready-made patrolmen,
who took girls to the Walnut Street Bridge & laid in the grass at midnight, ‘til cops white
                      blazing light scared their pants on in the summer mist,
who stumbled half-awake onstage at Doc Watson’s, ploughed through a short set & sat at
                      the bar knocking back Tequilas, eager for the next gig,
Grape Street, Pontiac Grille, La Tazza, Balcony, hallowed stages where the eternally
                      neglected Philly bands knocked out Fixx-mixed Corgan-riffed Patti
                      Smith blues, watched by no one in particular, & thus by the Gods,
who started independent newspapers & did press-runs of 10,000, garnering national
                       acclaim & absolutely no money,
who worked nights at the Taco House on Pine Street, smoking pot in the back room,
                       scribbling notes for an endless first novel to be read at Molly’s Books
                       while despair unfolded of ever knowing anything about sex,
& who therefore threw out a U of Arts degree to strip, thinking of Colette & Courtney
                       Love, wanting to know what this flesh thing was all about,
who died in obscurity in Roxborough, then had volumes of poems thrown away by a
                       jealous lover who was somehow  managing the estate, & is therefore even
                       more obscure, Alexandra, unacknowledged legislator of Philly lit,
                       stalking health food at Essene, reading at Robin’s, always taking the bus,
                       a car too much hassle & no time to scribble poems in the back,
what were you working for if not eternity? Your name up in the klieg lights of greatness,
                       may happen yet, some of us are holding a torch, will continue to, for you—
who had pictures taken w/ Allen Ginsberg, then locked themselves in the house once the
                       Painted Bride Quarterly was gone for good,
who were reduced to writing fishing books when the poetry wouldn’t fly, then insisted on
            comparing themselves to Joyce, Proust, & Kafka,
who hooked up w/ metal-faced teenagers in stairwells, sucking on brass where a nipple
            should’ve been, riding a nitrous high into a screened window,
who met guys on the Internet & moved up to Philly from Florida, settled in studios at
             Juniper & Locust & were watched by pervs in the parking lot next door,
& then joined spoken-word bands & did shows in baby-doll dresses, took up w/ a poet,
             got cheated on by a poet & went back to Florida & came back again,
who decorated an apartment w/ fourteen dead Christmas trees, licked up pine needles
             on slow nights & had whiskey-drunk one-night stands to kill time,
who decided to move to L.A., was psyched to move to L.A., got everything packed to
              move to L.A. & then realized that there wasn’t any money left,
or moved to L.A. via Daddy’s money & helped sign bands to major labels, gave up
              painting, got a new boyfriend & turned into a palm tree,
who appointed themselves guardians of Duchamp’s bikes, staged toilet races in Old City,
              installed grungy bathtubs, humongous cheese graters & doodles of teeth being
              shaved in space 1026, welded themselves to the Last Drop & the Bean, were
              followed by throngs of Dada-minded hipsters, then went into hiding,
who bought condos off Washington Square, were ripped off by newspapers, wrestled
              w/ an incomplete second novel & an NYC agent w/ a talent for evasion,
who wrote columns for Philly Weekly & earned the hatred of hipsters for loving Simon
              & Garfunkel, saw the world behind thick glasses, wrote songs & earned a
              modest following & was then murdered by a divorce,
who found themselves up against an Ivy League wall, fought the Philistines w/ Keats,
              & made Penn bow down to the genius of Wordsworth,
who sat in coffee shops talking poetics & politics, acknowledging the impotence of the
              current generation in fighting Bush & his cronies,
& also acknowledging that this generation is a small generation & virtual & unlikely
               to change anything substantial now that the Boomers run everything, & it’ll
               be this way ‘til they die out, thirty more years of boredom,
who served cocktails to Centrist poets in Boston, had miscellaneous affairs w/ Philly
               writers & others, wanted to be Bonnie & Clyde w/ out Clyde,
who made a mint off a rock record in Japan, spent it all & started Temping, all the while
                looking to keep falling in love all the time in the Village,
who put together multi-media shows, served hash brownies & whiskey, made a little
                money & used it to buy more hash,
who e-mailed Noam Chomsky, decided not to be Zionist & took off a Star-of-David,
                realizing that the Holy Land is only an interior reality,
who went to live on a kibbutz & came back disillusioned w/ everything & not having
                fought in the army went out & bought guns instead,
who fled to San Francisco for no apparent reason after putting out a book in Philly &
                watching it sit unmolested at Book Trader,
who was fired from Barnes & Noble for feeling up female employees, worked in a loony
                bin, wrote in the loony bin, then caved in & joined the Masters program at
who roamed Villanova searching for dead souls, waiting for the words to come back as
                years slipped away into a haze of academic mediocrity,
who stood in line w/ bags of pasta at dollar stores, picked up butts from sidewalks, took
                resin hits, chomped on bits of stale bread & shat in buckets,
who did Action paintings on cold nights in Northern Liberties, slaved away at Office
            Cents lugging parcels around Center City, latched onto female grad students w/
            swank apartments & made slow-motion art movies of silent screams & hollering
            demons wading through the half-frozen Delaware,
who painted Kabbalistic cool-color fantasies & sent them to Tyler openings, managed
             restaurants & threw canvases away & walked around Germantown awaiting the
             arrival of the Sixth Race who will cool the Earth & set it on the Tree of Life
             & protect it from malignant ministers of Malkuth,
who retreated to Philly after 9/11 to find the city half-dead & the sinking stink of global
              warming hovering over Rittenhouse Square like a huge clove of garlic, & the
              vampires w/ Gucci glasses wandering & watching & warping what tenderness
              remained for lovers of cigars & Salman Rushdie,
who mourned for Rachel Corrie from a perch at the Good Dog, wrote secret pro-
              Palestinian pamphlets & hid them under socks & condoms,
who tried painting & poetry & music but found the balance in yoga, only to find the
              yogic mind devalued in the capitalist slip-stream of a run-down economy, &
              thus made plans to go to New Mexico for the summer & squat amidst clay,
who found themselves a million miles away from everything on Race Street, so retreated
              to Cherry St. to hit on Moore girls & manicure-giving bar-maids, & took one
              home & found her ready & then was too drunk to fuck,
who ploughed through five years PHD work to find a vacant job market & the few open
              classes not enough to pay rent, so built houses in the ‘burbs & sipped Bud in
              rabbi’s back yards hearing stories of Moses & Joshua & Aaron, & the story
              of Job hit a special nerve,
who got fat in Bainbridge Street lofts living off pot-dealing money, writing landscape
              poems remembering Virginia beaches & a shiksa’s skinny little ass, how much
              give it had or didn’t have as it bobbed up & down in the waves,
who met booty calls on the Franklin Institute steps & got naked & boned watched by Jane
              across the street fingering herself secretly,
who got sent to Budapest by parents to study math, having failed out of Penn & Temple
               & having been burned out by years of scraping three-chord riffs & hitting bars
               & orgies & all the time wondering why things seemed so empty,
who were exiled to academic New Hampshire, poems in hand, devising childhood
               vignettes of coffee Moms & smoking Dads & cold mornings out on Federal,
who kept afloat writing copy for Urban Outfitter’s, getting blitzed at poetry parties & up-
               staging ex-boyfriends w/ yuppie-puppy hook-ups,
who worked as concierge at the Four Seasons, scored w/ a pale blonde bookstore chick
               only to have a bookstore Byron steal her back & write about it,
               & you have to see him every day, he’s always lurking in odd
               café corners & no one knows what he’s thinking or why,
(& in fact no one knows what anybody’s thinking, it’s a sin & a drag & candor is in short
                supply in an artificial virtual era, & our “there” is nowhere),
who collapsed in lines at Starbucks, knocking over displays of gourmet tea, spent two
                weeks in the psych ward at Jefferson, visited by solicitous boyfriends bearing
                chocolate & coffee table Raphael books & playing ping pong for hours while
                several schizophrenics huddle together watching “Sleepless in Seattle”,
who picked up photographers in coffee-shops & boned them sans condom on piles
            of black & white prints,
who prowled through suburbs w/ a half-lit bowl, passing dread Cheltenham where
             endless tears flowed through virginal misery, stopping for a deep hit by the old
             house drowning nostalgia in thick green smoke,
who toured the world & got famous & threw it away for a needle & couldn’t sleep for the
             thought that the thing could never happen again,
who sat at Gleaners waiting for contracting jobs, played UNO & Scrabble &were masters
             of both, well-spoken beneath knitted caps & trapped as lame tigers,
who got knocked up by Rastafarians & were left to raise babies on a waitress’s salary,
             picking up tips & shit for being bitter, sister at home keeping the baby fed,
who wrestled demons of bi-polarity tool-box in hand, looking for lost screws & sockets,
             fixing locks toilets hinges refrigerators, hoping the voices wouldn’t come at an
             important moment, rattling through the ether w/ a sinister cackle, mocking the
             silliness of ever doing anything other than smoke drink & fuck,
who were flushed out of New Orleans like a tampon back into the soot of Spruce Street,
              drinking through frigid winter Philly doldrums, mornings too raw for walking,
              too-white music in the clubs, no mint juleps on the menu, only Jager & Jack &
              Stoli & Captain Morgan’s,
who got it on w/ keyboardists for riot grrl bands in bathtubs flooding tiles splashing walls
               all for ten seconds of the ultimate chorus,
who slept w/ a different guy every night two months then took a year off writing
               confessional verse on My-Space for 40,000 friends,
every one of whom wanted sex, love, a chance to hold somebody tenderly & forget that
               the whole virtual charade ever happened,
who labored through slow days in Philadelphia’s dead-end streets, breezes annoyingly
               sharp where Market hits City Hall & the Broad Street line gets off,
who took the Broad Street Line to Allegheny to look at an art gallery as possible event-
               space but found a rat-infested shit-hole w/ a few bad Basquiat imitations on
               the wall & a toilet dripped on not by Pollock & a floor that would inspire
               another Munch & a girl from the Northeast before a mirror but only too round,
& who was forced to shut-down a co-op that no one could run any more in a fractious
               scene in a fractious city in a fractious country in a fractious era,
a fractious world where the artist counts for shit & waits for shit to happen that can’t
               happen anymore because the numbers aren’t there anymore the guns are,
the artist plays w/ guns, runs around shooting blanks at a dead world, curved into
               himself like an ingrown nail, hailed randomly by strangers to carry boulders
               up hills & teach the children, the noble artist looks for the transcendent will
the natural will the will-to-form, the will to turn around the deadness into something else
               a place where hope lives & allows one to cope w/ what’s been dead in America
               for years the spirit the spirit the feeling that things are progressing must progress
               that progress can be made & there’s no reason to wait for anyone else to do it
               cause why should they it falls on the artist to create it all him or her self & that’s
what they’ve done & what they’re doing & if a new dawn awaits or if it doesn’t the
                the struggle goes on to put things down that mean something more than
                nothing which in this day & age means a hell of a lot because it’s worth
                everything & you can’t quantify it if you tried

What hung over Philly, NYC, D.C., what swept through the freezing streets w/ sleet &
            cold snow?
Virtual women on cell-phones clicking buttons talking Jolie Spears & Simpson, stopping
            in boutiques to try on blouses & purses & cursing maxed credit cards!
Virtual men in suits & London fog overcoats talking numbers figures & prospects betting
            on Phillies Fliers Nationals Eagles living vicariously through overpaid clowns!
Virtual tunes on the radio, three chord synth-driven sappy cliché-ridden tripe belted out
            by Whitney Britney & Mariah, plush beat-programmed god-damned garbage!
Virtual movies w/ impossible sex scenes everything falling into place perfectly for two
            perfect bodies sans sloppiness of real caresses & how people look undressed!
Virtual galleries showing warmed over nihilistic facile installations of piles of rubbish
            lugged in w/ out skill craft or love sitting in a dump masquerading as art!
Virtual ads for virtual products gum that chews better Old Navy sweaters McDonald’s
            hamburgers Toyotas Hondas Oldsmobiles hot wheels for prosperous suburban
            jerks jamming up expressways carbon dioxide flying into an atmosphere of
            used to be American greatness faded into days of fat complacence!
Virtual leaders vomiting sound-bites for virtual commentators Fox News CNN spouting
            platitudinous blarney to keep the asshole half of the country happy w/ a disastrous
            administration bucking the Kyoto treaty to keep oil flowing & wiping out regimes
            for no good reason other than crude black crap to kill forests!
Virtual TV “illustrating imbecile illusions of happiness” inducing mass spiritual slumber
            humming a nation to sleep believing everything’s OK as long as Will & Grace
            stay happy inside the little idiot box on four hours a night!
Virtual bars & conversations knocking back twenty lagers & pints of Jagermeister
             trying to forget years frittered away in pursuit of music that didn’t work
             paintings that didn’t sell movies that went unseen as the world swirled by
             denying they ever knew or cared what art was!
Virtual love affairs based on fucking can’t say what you’re feeling but kneel before the
             altar of sex for its’ own sake magazine culture!
Virtual friends virtually loving virtually hugging virtually drugging each other on the
             Internet fretting waiting for e-mail games of who writes first!
Virtual Jesus virtual Moses virtual Buddha virtual Jewish pleas to please return to Baruch
             Atah Adonai Elohanu Melech Chaolom,
Blessed art thou Lord of the Universe Forever & Ever Amen now please give me Bar
             Mitzvah money to spend on Nintendo Super Mario & a hot new I-Pod ready
             for instant use on spring afternoons before Hebrew School,
& the world is only virtually holy anymore & holiness can be bought in any store where
             money changes hands cause solvency is Heaven Thy Kingdom Come Thy Will
             Be Done our Father, Holy Ghost & Son delivered all in holy green!
suffer ye victims
of a virtual age!
suffer ye victims
of Microsoft rage!
suffer ye noble,
wayward as Shelley,
suffer ye hopeful,
fire in belly!
suffer a new, bitter, screwed, littered America!
suffer ye who know Jesus w/ out casting
suffer the action abandoned to dumbness,
suffering the actions unspoken & loveless,
suffering the action unfurling our country,
picking up oil & oil-soaked money!

Allen Ginsberg! I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where we feel like two sages,
where bread is unleavened
   & no granfalloon rages!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where the air is like nitrous,
where deadness is deadened
    & you’re plagued by no virus!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where the feeling is placid,
where we’re ruled by no felon
   & lay tripping on acid!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
    where the Buddha is grinning,
where no self-schemas leaden
    lead to feelings of sinning!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where poetry’s money,
where the moon’s always setting
   & the sky’s always sunny!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where each spirit is sexy,
where you love who you’re bedding
   & you touch them correctly!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where no fame is too famous,
where you know what you’re getting
   & all power is blameless!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where each spirit can run things,
where self-governed settlements
    take place of gun-slings!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
    where America’s perfect,
where the states have no nettles
    & the taxes are worth it!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where we’re writing this poem,
where we’re secretly betting
    how far we can throw ‘em!
I’m w/ you in Heaven
   where the jokes are Eternal,
where the Hope is unfettered
    & the dope is supernal!
I’m w/ you in Heaven,
    where I’ll stay ‘til the war ends,
where I’ll lay w/ your blessing
    in the shade of a God-Head!

Apocalypse! Apocalypse! It’s over! It’s over! We’re living in twilight! Twilight the streets, twilight the houses, twilight the beats, twilight the louses! This is Rome, this is Nero, this is home, this is Zero! Apocalypse! Apocalypse! It’s ending! Ending the guns, ending the money, ending the sun, ending the honey— bums, guns, sex, drugs, scum, Jesus, love, reason, all over! All ending! All covered! All bending! This is Rome, this is Egypt, this is feces! It’s over! We’re living in the End-Times! Over the getting, over the spending, over the feeling, over the lending! Forests, traffic, mountains, madness, plaster suburbs, drastic lovers, over! Apocalypse! Apocalypse! Twilight the schools, twilight the college, twilight the fools, twilight the knowledge! Twilight degrees, twilight alone, twilight & freeze, twilight unknown! Ending the quest, ending the artist, ending the rest, ending the parties! This is Rome, this Atlantis, this is home, this is hopeless! Dope, smoke, Starbucks, Hotmail, gropes, jokes, spirit e-mail, souls, moles, used car salesmen, fags, hags, gun-mad mailmen! Apocalypse! Apocalypse even for the faithful! Even for the Enlightened! Even for the patient! Even for the frightened! Even for the transcendent unbending resplendent defended art-mensch! Apocalypse! Run for shelter! Run for cover! Helter-skelter! Find a lover! Do something! Hold something! Screw something! Do someone! Before the end that’s coming! Before the end that’s drumming! Before the end of suffer! Before the end of lover! Act, suffer, feel, act, suffer, feel, & do it & do it again! Over the time when you live in a rhyme & it’s okay to rest & to slowly confess! Apocalypse! Apocalypse! It’s over! It’s over!

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Question: Getting an error ‘Unable to set LUTs’, when trying to save a monitor profile created with ColorMunki software on Windows. What does this mean and how can I solve it?

Answer: LUT stays for ‘Look Up Table’ and refers to the VideoLUTs in the graphic card, where calibration data created with the ColorMunki Software will be loaded. The error message ‘Unable to set LUTs’ indicates that the calibration data could not be loaded successfully. This can be caused by a conflict with access to the graphic card.

On Windows in general the most common reasons are

- No Administration rights: make sure you are logged in as Administrator to your computer

- Other gamma loaders present in Start > Programs > Startup: make sure only
  ‘ColorMunki Gamma’ is present here, delete all others, e.g. Adobe Gamma

On Windows XP the following issue might cause the error message:

- make sure, that the ‘Hardware Acceleration’ is set to ‘Maximum’ in the Control
  Panel ‘Displays > Settings > Advanced > Troubleshooting’

On Windows Vista and Windows 7 these additional reasons have been recognized:

- Disable ‘Windows Defender’ in Control Panel Security

- Disable ‘User Account Control’ in control panel ‘User Accounts on Vista,
  respectively set ‘User Account Control’ to lowest level on Windows 7

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Why Should We Travel?

Our journey through life is to be wholly alive no matter what we do. To honour our hopes and dreams by saying ‘Yes’ to the things that challenge us is the way we learn about our limitless capability.

The adventures we come across and the things we learn about ourselves sets the foundation for our next adventure. Travel, whether that be at the park or across the ocean, will always bring an opportunity to overcome fear, rewire the alchemy of happiness, awaken empathy, compassion and global understanding.

Travelling the Yatri way is to learn to breathe deeply, to really enjoy the food when you eat and mostly to be wholly alive and present, no matter what we do. A Yatri travels with an open heart to every journey, small or big, exploring ourselves as we explore the world.

Travelling is the euphoria of setting your foot off to the places unmeasured by your feet. It is about enjoying each moment of it. To move lightly to the rhythm of wild, getting lost in the vastness of nature and letting yourself remind of how beautiful our life is.

To submerge yourself to the light surrounding you wherever you go,
To listen to earth’s cadence and the songs of the birds,
To stand in awe of soaring waterfalls,
To feel the crunch of glacial till.
To choose more questions over answers, and sky over screens.
To love the places you’ve never been and to love the idea of people who have never met – Travelling is to set yourself free.

To travel is to return home; the delightful consciousness of feeling alive despite the twitching tiredness. Travelling is to find your passion reignited. To be more curious about the things unexplored, to connect with each of your senses, to connect with the feeling you’ve never had before, and to believe in simplicity in each state of your mind.


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The Zanesville City School District is preparing for a potential closure due to COVID-19 concerns.

The district indicated a detailed letter will be sent home with students from superintendent Doug Baker on Thursday.

The district could close for two to 14 days.

Additionally, parent-teacher conferences have been canceled for next week in order to allow teachers to plan lessons to use during the pending closure.

The high school’s band trip to Walt Disney World and the eighth-grade trip to Washington D.C. have been canceled.

“We are also evaluating the necessity of any other field trips, enhancing cleaning procedures in buildings and on buses, and limiting large gatherings,” the district wrote.

Parents are advised to keep students home from school if they appear to show cold or flu symptoms.


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Valentines Day : Heart Chakra

Valentines Day : Heart Chakra
Valentines DAY with LOVE
Today we spend our Thursday morning yoga class meditating on our HEART CHAKRA. It is after all Valentines day and the focus today was directed towards our own self love … with the intention to share more love with the people we care for throughout the day.
The Heart chakra is all about connecting and relating. The emphasis here is on love, giving and receiving, and how open we are in relationships. Love is the energy that helps transfigure emotions and experiences. It’s an essential element in any relationship, whether it’s is with others or oneself.

The Heart chakra is associated with the following :

  • Capacity to love
  • Transcending personal identity and limitations of the ego
  • Experience of unconditional love and connection with all
  • Appreciation of beauty in all things
  • Experiencing deep and meaningful relationships

Love experienced through the fourth chakra is not just about romance, but about going beyond the limitations of the ego and personal preoccupations to open up more fully to compassion and acceptance of all that is, as it is. When we live from our heart and our heart energy is opened and balanced, we can see clearly and position ourselves in any situation, no matter how challenging it is, with discernment and compassion.

The heart chakra is also a center through which we experience beauty in life. Seeing the world through a balanced fourth chakra is being in a state of openness and acceptance that brings us in touch with our world and ourselves in profound and fulfilling ways.
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Ten reassons to start your day with yoga 🤘🏻

Ten reassons to start your day with yoga 🤘🏻

The first moments of each day are really precious. It’s a time where we can influence how we are going to think, act and respond for the rest of the day, so it makes sense to make that time positive and inspiring.

Yoga has a myriad of benefits no matter what time of the day we practice. But there’s just something profoundly special about rolling out your mat at the start of the day, that even a 10-minute practice can do wonders. Why?

1. Sets a positive intention

When we set an intention, we give our efforts a sense of direction. When you sit down on your mat and plant a positive seed in your mind in the morning, you have all day to water that seed with your thoughts, words and actions.

2. You’ll be more calm and balanced for the day ahead

If you’re the type of person to hit the snooze button several times then race out the door in a whirlwind with a half-eaten piece of toast in your hand, you’ll appreciate this one. When we start the day in a rushed and scattered way, that invites more of the same energy so you’ll probably find that you hit every red light and arrive late to wherever you're going.

If you get up a little earlier (I know, I know) and centre yourself on your mat, you create a more calm and balanced internal environment that will probably lead to clarity of mind as well as green lights.

3. Expansive quality of breath

When we first wake up, our body and nervous system are more calm and settled. Without the stimulation of the day, we can float straight in to quality, expansive breathing and set ourselves up with plenty of oxygen and prana from the very first moments.

4. Our morning bodies tend to be stiffer

Lying down all night can create stiffness and tightness in the body so we’re often not able to reach the same places we can later in the day. This is an awesome benefit if you’re looking to challenge the ego! Why? Because we have to accept the body as it is in that moment and adapt our practice accordingly.

I know that some days, I opt for Baby Cobra in the morning instead of Upward Facing Dog because that’s what my body is asking for and that can really challenge my ego that always wants to push further. Practicing in the morning gives us the chance to really listen, respect and honour what’s happening on the mat in that moment.

5. Fosters Conscious movement

We tend to be less stimulated in the morning so you might find you’re intuitively more inclined towards a slower practice. The slower pace can really help you create a beautiful connection between the mind and body, giving you the opportunity to move in a really conscious, mindful way. And of course you can take that off the mat and gracefully float through your day!

6. Boosts Creative energy

Poses that stimulate the energy at the sacral chakra (Swadisthana) can get your creative juices flowing. And you don’t need to be an artist, writer or muso to appreciate that energy because creative expression can have a positive effect no matter what we’re doing.

Bhujangasana (Cobra), Urdhva Mukha Svanasana (Upward Facing Dog), Uttanasana (Standing Forward Fold) and Paschimottanasana (Seated Forward Fold) are all sacral chakra poses.

7. Helps You Eat Well During The Day

When you've taken time early on to nourish your body and mind with yoga, you’ll be less inclined to eat emotionally and far more likely to make balanced, healthy choices throughout your day.

8. It’s done for the day

At the end of a long, busy day it’s all too easy to skip your yoga practice and make a beeline for the couch...But when you practice in the morning, it’s done for the day! That means when home time comes later on you can dive onto the couch in a guilt free, super relaxed way.

9. Fires up the metabolism in a natural way

Certain poses stimulate the digestive system and metabolism naturally, particularly twisting postures, throat chakra poses, and dynamic flows. First thing in the morning, before we’ve eaten or added caffeine to our bodies, we get to fire ourselves up in a completely natural way using breath and conscious movement.

Surya Namaskar (Sun Salutes), Setu Bhandasana (Bridge) and Ardha Matsyendrasana (Half Lord of the Fishes) can be a lot better than coffee!

10. Sends a strong positive message to our subconscious mind

The subconscious mind is super powerful. When we get up early and do something positive like yoga, that sends a message to the deeper mind that we really care about our wellbeing. When we keep doing this regularly, we’ll be driven towards choices that continue to support our wellbeing in everything we do. Boom.

So, does practicing in the morning sound awesome or what??!!

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Yoga is allowed to be fun 😍

Yoga is allowed to be fun 😍
For me yoga is more than just finding inner peace and silence it is a time to let my happy feelings unfold and let my body move to music that inspires me. To let go and feel free. To allow my body to move to the music because I like it and to be in the now with positive and happy vibes. I love to teach with energetic powerful music and bring more movements to the practice. Music also tends to alter our brainwaves and helps us go deeper into our consciousness. Continue reading

Today's MANTRA

Today's MANTRA
A mantra can be a word we repeat to aid in our concentration while we meditate.

Something we would like to strengthen within ourself.

I always enjoy having a mantra for my classes. Today my mantra was ME. Self love & self care. Attention to my own heart. As we learn to love ourself we become much more loving to others and love becomes the circle of our life.

I am whole. I am learning. I am letting go. I am free. I am talented & courageous. I am protecting my joy. I am brave. I am healing. I am loving myself unapologetically. - alex elle-

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In Memoriam

“The old has passed away; behold, the new has come.” – 2 Corinthians 5:17

A memorial is an object that serves as a focus for memory of something, usually a person who has died, or an event. The purpose of a memorial is to help you remember and to pay honor to a meaningful person or event in your life. Some memorials are built after tragic events like 9/11 to remind us not only of the people who died  but also the circumstances of their death.

A few years ago while studying the book of Joshua, my friend Joe Terry (great bible teacher!) pointed out the benefits of building memorials in our lives. In the beginning of this book, God directs his people to build a memorial to Him after they crossed the Jordan river:

“Choose twelve men from among the people, one from each tribe,  and tell them to take up twelve stones from the middle of the Jordan, from right where the priests are standing, and carry them over with you and put them down at the place where you stay tonight.” (Joshua 4: 2-3)

“In the future, when your children ask you, ‘What do these stones mean?’  tell them that the flow of the Jordan was cut off before the ark of the covenant of the Lord. When it crossed the Jordan, the waters of the Jordan were cut off. These stones are to be a memorial to the people of Israel forever.” (Joshua 4:6-7)

God directed his people to build the memorial so that future generations would remember all the things that he had done for them. It’s the “Never Forget” sign for those who would come after them. God wanted them to remember his faithfulness. It was also a sign that their old life was gone and that He was bringing them into a new season with new promises.  From that point on in their lives, nothing would ever be the same again.

I’ll be the first to admit that there are times in my life when I’ve resisted change because of fear of the unknown. Yet, I’ve come to realize that change is necessary for growth and that for me to give birth to a new thing (dream, goal, season), something must die. There is no life without death.  In the spring season, new life begins and is nurtured to its full capacity in the summer and then bears fruit in the fall. And winter, the season of stillness and death, is necessary for the cycle to continue because it’s the death of the old life that brings us to the new life.

So I’ve learned to build memorials to certain seasons in my life so that I will never forget the lessons that I learned in that season, and so I can also remember God’s faithfulness. Here are three reasons why memorials are important:

  1. It helps you to remember things as they were: When you look back at a season or event, one of two things happens – you either remember only the good things or you remember only the bad things. If you only remember the good things then you think that you made a mistake in leaving. This can lead to depression in new season.  If you only remember the bad things that happened, then you may enter the new season filled with bitterness and the inability to forgive.  You have to remember the good and bad, and thank God for the lessons learned.
  2. It helps you to move on: When you put a “Never Forget” sign on the door to an old season, it helps you to remember why you had to leave the old behind. This can mean leaving a certain city, ministry, job, relationship or old way of thinking.  Maybe you thought something about yourself for a long time that just isn’t true anymore or maybe you thought something about God’s nature or character that also is not true. The Israelites were slaves in Egypt and they thought that God had forgotten them, but here He was, leading them across the Jordan river, asking them to remember that he had brought them out of that old life to something greater.
  3. It prepares you for the new season: When you remember things as they were and move on from the past, you are able to bring your whole self into a new environment. The self that you bring is stronger, more alert and better prepared for the battle ahead. You realize that it won’t be easy, that there will be new fears, new struggles and #newlevelnewdevil in this new land, but you’ve learned how to fight better and how to trust God more.

These some of the reasons that God asked his people to build a memorial before bringing them into the promised land. Have you ever felt the need to build a memorial in your own life? One way that I build memorials in my life is by journaling. I write down my thoughts, feeling, hopes and dreams in each season so that I can accurately reflect on the past.  If you have another way that you “memoralize” events in your life, let me know in the comments below.

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Hey Crafting Friends,

I’ve been not-so-crafty lately, but have found some things that I intend to try out in the very near future, so I thought I’d share those with you today! I was looking on pinterest.com (addicting, amazing site) recently and found a slew of ideas! So many ideas, so little time and space!

1) So this pinterest link led me to this ‘Pat and Lindsay’ wonderful Scratch-Off craft idea for Valentine’s Day, but really any day!

diy scratch off card idea

I fully intend to try these for birthday and parents’ day cards!

2) This pinterest link led me to this genius idea for spice storage.

hidden diy spice organizer

I have already enlisted my brother to help me set this up in the kitchen!

3) This pinterest link led me to this PermanentKisses idea for storing non-shared bathroom itemsand probably other areas as well!

individual organizer bathroom toothbrush towel holder

I already know what and how many times I want to do this idea – bathroom, entryway, kitchen – look out house!

4) This pinterest link inspired me to try something similar for storing clean clothing and other items, not just sorting dirty laundry!

wall storage laundry clothing sorting

So many ideas inspired by this unique setup!!!

5) This pinterst link prompted a great idea from MoffattGirls for attracting birds to come enjoy breakfast!

bird feeder toilet paper roll peanut butter birdseed

I plan to put some in front and back of the house to enjoy the birdies!

…and finally…

6) This pinterest link which comes from some friends’ at TwoDelighted, two sisters who are uber crafty, has inspired me for decorations!

vellum paper garland twodelighted

I have some great holiday ideas for making this garland spruce up the festivities!

Hope you enjoyed these ideas courtesy of these inventive bloggers and pinterest’ers! I will keep you posted how these projects turn out over the next few months! Let me know what you think of these, and go check out these bloggers’ pages for other great ideas!

Craft You Later,

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  1. Thanks so much for the mention Beth!

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Saturday, 28 July 2018

Free Daily Horoscopes (All Star Signs) for Saturday 28th of July 2018

This is your free daily horoscopes for Saturday 28th of July 2018. Quick and easy to read it is a small overglance of the sort of things to look out for and the things you might expect to happen. While you are always your own soul, sometimes the stars guide you.

Aquarius the Air Sign

Aquarius - (January 20 - February 18)

You’re sensitive to the needs of those people close to you and have a unique understanding of them. Despite the demands, this places on you, stay grounded and don’t get too carried away with unrealistic suggestions. Do cultivate friendships but keep a critical eye on those around you, some of whom may not always have your best interests at heart.

Pisces the Water Sign

Pisces - (February 19 - March 20)

Your outgoing and optimistic attitude makes you popular, you feel confident about meeting new people and striking up conversations. The impression you portray is of understanding and sympathy, and you may well encounter someone important - even the love of your life. You sort out any previous differences otherwise, you end up feeling needlessly upset.

Aries the Fire Sign

Aries - (March 21 - April 19)

Others understand that you don’t want to take on any more responsibilities and in fact need time to yourself to gain a fresh perspective and determine what your true feelings are. Once you feel more refreshed and have taken the opportunity to regain your composure you have an innate ability to interact and chat with others in a constructive way.

Taurus the Earth Sign

Taurus - (April 20 - May 20)

You have the energy and stamina needed to start projects you only dreamt about before. Don't try to avoid formalities or long-term challenges; your dynamism makes everything seem like child's play. However, guard against becoming too big-headed. Or else, circumstances may quickly turn out to be seriously hard work which you might find not so easy.

Gemini - (May 21 - June 20)

Feeling particularly in control, it’s easy for you to deal with other people. Finding yourself to be so cool, calm and collected in nearly every situation, you recognise decisions are necessary for you to take. You instinctively know how to adapt in a most positive way to the prevailing circumstances of your surroundings and achieve a successful outcome.

Cancer the Water Sign

Cancer - (June 21 - July 22)

Everyday life is very appealing; you seem to be getting along famously well with everyone you encounter or come into contact with. Enjoy yourself; you’re in a position to reap much goodwill and support from everyone you meet. Use this positive energy, liberate yourself from any hassle and eventually you can enjoy more peace and quiet.

Leo the Fire Sign

Leo - (July 23 - August 22)

Try to move on from existing problem-solving strategies that you find frustrating. Instead, search for new ways to approach problems. A far less conventional route sometimes results in a much more satisfying outcome for all concerned. You also find a new companion for the journey, who can help you with any difficulties you may encounter on the way.

Virgo the Earth Sign

Virgo - (August 23 - September 22)

Beauty seems important to you, and if you’re particularly conscious of appearances, this could take on an exaggerated form. However, don't attach too much importance to the way you look or judge others by appearance alone. If you’ve neglected your body, it is time to rectify this. Put a nutrition plan together and put in place an exercise routine.

Libra the Air Sign

Libra - (September 23 - October 22)

It is easy to enjoy the company of friends and family, to strengthen the ties with those you care about most. You cope with any situation presented to you, openly and in a responsive way. You feel in good physical shape, so why not take up a sporting challenge? Otherwise a rest is just as beneficial for your health.

Scorpio the Water Sign

Scorpio - (October 23 - November 21)

You’re open and friendly to everyone which makes them appreciative of you and even if you’ve been previously disappointed by someone, they win you over. Try to build on these good relationships and deepen them; they may be of great importance to you in the future and make a positive contribution to whatever it is you want to achieve.

Sagittarius the Fire Sign

Sagittarius - (November 22 - December 21)

Attracting the attention of others; it appears everyone notices the obvious and irresistible charm you possess and marks you out as someone they can easily admire. Your diplomatic approach to a situation leads others to compromise and respect your thought-provoking point of view, making you the valued partner they appreciate having in their lives.

Capricorn the Earth Sign

Capricorn - (December 22 - January 19)

Take on as much as you can, with so much going for you; it’s easy to achieve a great deal with a minimum of effort on your part. In your personal life, seek out the company of those closest to you and enjoy the pleasant feeling of warmth you can share. If single, making the most of the genuine feelings you display, mean it’s easy to meet new people.

Thanks for reading these free daily horoscopes and I hope the stars have been in your favour. Need a more personal star reading? Let me know your date of birth in the comments below and I will do you a free personalised reading!


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Home Airlines Looking Back At Our 2017 Travels (AKA: Why My Loyalty Isn’t Worth Anything)

Looking Back At Our 2017 Travels (AKA: Why My Loyalty Isn’t Worth Anything)

by joeheg

It’s almost December and that means we’ve completed all of our traveling for the year. Considering we didn’t take an international flight this year, we managed to rack up the most flight segments that we’ve flown since I started keeping track in 2014. In all, we flew 22 segments, covering 18,060 miles.

Image courtesy of Great Circle Mapper

The most amazing thing to me was that we only had to take three connecting flights all year and they were all Delta connections through Atlanta. The reasons we had to connect were 1) the only airline that flies from Orlando to Knoxville or Chattanooga is Allegiant (and that was a no-go for us) and 2) because American wanted way too much for a non-stop ticket from Charlotte to Orlando so we flew on Delta with a connection. It wasn’t all bad as we were finally able to eat at One Flew South.

I’m sure this is shocking but every one of our flights this year were in coach. I did pay to upgrade for JetBlue’s Even More Space seat for one flight and we were upgraded to Delta Comfort+ for another flight. We even spent four of the flight segments in Delta Basic Economy!

Yearly Flight Recap

Our longest flight this year was from Los Angeles to Orlando at 2218 miles.
Our shortest flight this year was from Atlanta to Chattanooga at only 107 miles.

Here’s the breakdown by airline:

Delta – 10 flight segments
American – 4 flights
JetBlue – 4 flights
Southwest – 2 flights
United – 2 flights

For someone who loves flying on Southwest, I’ve found their prices flying in and out of Orlando have been as high as or often higher than the other airlines. We flew Delta the most because their prices were reasonable, they had good flight times and they often had award tickets available for a reasonable amount unlike other carriers (*cough* American *cough*).

Since it would take at least 25,000 flown miles to get even the lowest level status with any airline, my strategy of not being loyal to any one of them paid off for another year. I have the co-brand credit cards from United, Delta and American so I didn’t have to pay baggage fees on any of my flights with them.

So what about hotels?

Besides our traveling that included flights, we also took several car trips for short or long weekends. We ended up staying in hotels for 43 nights this year. That’s way more than normal for us. We thank the wonderful staff of South Orlando Animal Hospital for taking such good care of Dobby, our toy poodle, while we’re out of town. She loves all of the staff when we drop her off but she doesn’t love us when we leave her. At least we get to see her on their Facebook posts while we’re away.

Dobby the Poodle

They got a picture of her sticking her tongue out at us for leaving her at “Camp”/”The Spa” again

Here’s a breakdown by hotel brand:

Marriott – 7 nights
Hilton – 6 nights
Hyatt – 6 nights
IHG – 5 nights
Starwood – 3 nights
Kimpton – 2 nights
Choice – 1 night
Independent Hotels – 13 nights

We stayed everywhere from the Waldorf=Astoria in New York

Waldorf Astoria

to the Comfort Inn in Dillon, SC

If I spent all of those nights at just one hotel family, I could have earned Hyatt Explorist or even SPG Platinum (after adding the night credits I get with the SPG AMEX). It would have also meant that I wouldn’t have been able to stay here at the Grand Canyon:

or at the Kimpton Allegro in Chicago:

or even at the Candy Cane Inn at Disneyland:

What can I say? Not every stay is luxury but I stay where I want and pay what I’m comfortable with. I get enough status with hotels by having the co-brand hotel credit cards and the American Express Platinum card.

I like to look back at my travel from the year to see if the approach I’m taking still fits with the reality of what we are doing. I’m still convinced that not being loyal to any one airline or hotel chain is the best thing for me and you aren’t going to change my mind by giving me a free breakfast or a bigger seat every once in a while.

The rest of the year will be spent doing All The Christmas Things (it takes a month to get our house done, inside and out. Sharon has a touch of Obsessive Christmas Disorder) but we’re looking forward to our 2018 travels!

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chris November 28, 2017 - 10:08 am

i like reading your down-to-earth posts

joeheg November 29, 2017 - 9:49 am

Thanks. I don’t focus on writing them that way but they tend to reflect the way that we travel.

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