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Jack Horgan Jones, Political Correspondent, Irish Times; Olivia Headon, Volunteer.

Our Political Correspondent Mícheál Lehane reports.

Even though Christmas has come and gone for another year. We have Christmas afterglow…peace in Christs love, life and truth which lasts an eternity.   In today's devotion we're going to highlight John 1:14. A Christmas verse that is read every year in churches across the globe. God bless you and Merry Christmas!   We hope you enjoy this message and if you have any questions you can email us at: votl.podcast@gmail.com Instagram: @votlchurch Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/votl.org/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbssSY_GyJMabh9W-sSVQpQ Online: https://votl.org

Ukrainian refugees are to be accommodated in tents on the Electric Picnic site in Stradbally Co Laois. The Department of Integration has signed a six-week contract for use of a site from September 5th.The site has a capacity to hold 750 people, which the Government has said will be used on a "phased, contingency basis".

Emma Lane-Spollen, National Coordinator, Ukraine Civil Society Response

Footage has been shared online of a group of young men attacking and dismantling a makeshift asylum seeker camp, with more videos later showing the camp in flames. Lucky Khambule from the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, and Jack Power, News Reporter with The Irish Times joined The Last Word to discuss. Catch the full chat by pressing the 'Play' button on this page.

Sara Stillman, President of the Coronado Floral Association, discusses the 101st edition of the nation's largest tented flower show that will take place on April 15 and 16 at Spreckels Park in Coronado. Stillman talks about the recent Homefront Judging Competition, and the annual 1922 Club gala.

This week hosts Gar @TheRealDeFo the GarFather @26MikeRedmond and special guest DenBob @dbosco30 discuss everything from wearing undershirts to awkward moments next to a woman with a tented blouse as well as what we're watching including #TedLasso & #Shrinking and much, much more!!   Join the GarNation family on Discord -> https://discord.gg/9XPx7rBynS  Find all our closing music in a play list on Spotify! The GarParel store is now open.  Go to cafepress.com/garcast You can contact the GarCast by any of the following ways via Linktree Email thegarcast@gmail.com  If you want, you can send us a voice message by following this link  https://anchor.fm/garcast/message  Intro Music Dead To The World by Clyde YouTube Video Here  Closing Music is RISE Performed by Extreme FRIENDS OF THE SHOW What's the PHDeal? Podcast on iTunes, Spotify, etc Be sure to check out Clyde on Facebook Check out music from Men And Whales -> https://menandwhales.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garcast/message

This month we continued the South African safari. We stayed in several tented camps along our route. Every national park has it animal specialties, so visiting several gives visitors a broad perspective on animal viewing and habitats. We did of course manage to see the big 5 (lion, leopard, rhino, cape buffalo, and elephants) plus hundreds of other type of animals and birds. Tented camps are outposts in remote areas that offer visitors easy access to the game and a secure compound to spend the night. Although they are called tented camps, and do have canvas tents, they are on the boondocking style tents pitched temporarily by visitors. Instead they are permanent tents erected on cement pads with rooms for sleeping, changing and toilet/shower. Most are run by generator so power is limited although some of our camps had A/C. Game drives are a daily event beginning very early (before dawn) when the animals are active. A game drive is just that, driving around in an open 4x4 looking for animals doing their thing be it grazing or killing. No one knows what will be around the next bend, so game drives can be exciting or boring depending on the day and location. The drivers have radios so important animal sightings can be shared. At the end of the safari we headed back to cape town to begin our cruise which will end up in Lisbon at the end of March.

Tented accommodation is being used again to house international protection applicants in Clare. The facilities have come back into use at Knockalisheen direct provision centre, despite Government pledges to ensure it wouldn't happen again just a month ago. CEO of migrant organisation Doras, John Lannon, says the situation isn't acceptable.

John Cooke, RTÉ Reporter.

Many couples opt for a backyard wedding thinking that it will be easier and cheaper than a more traditional venue. While it certainly can be cheaper, it typically requires a lot more work on your end to pull it all together. In todays episode I go over the unique things that you need to consider when planning a backyard wedding, or a wedding at a space in which you need to bring in all the set up details. Grab the free guide that goes along with the episode here: Backyard Wedding Guide -https://mailchi.mp/planningcollective/cqq527m4bg --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/planning-collective/support

Gerry Callaghan, Chairperson of New Horizons, Athlone & Nick Henderson, CEO of the Irish Refugee Council

Jerry speaks to Nick Henderson who is the CEO of the Irish Refugee Council regarding the type of accommodation being provided for refugees and asylum seekers – including people living in the Johnston Marina area of Tralee.

Laura Fletcher reports on the establishment of a fourth tented village which will accommodate 176 asylum seekers in Athlone, Co. Westmeath.

Estee details what goes into planning an off premise or tented wedding. She fills everyone in on why you should hire a wedding planner for your big day, why collecting vendor information is crucial and why the timeline is necessary for success! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/estee-gordon/message

This weekend featured two successful tented weddings, one at The Hardy Farm and the other at The Samoset Resort. Large wedding tents with walls, coupled with excellent weather guaranteed a fun time at both. Hats off to both venues for providing solid, reliable electricity too (helpful for speaks systems, laptops, dance floor lights, etc...).

Calls have been made for housing policy to be changed to factor in longterm housing for asylum seekers from the outset. It comes as tented accommodation is being constructed near Knockalisheen Direct Provision Centre to cope with increased demand from people seeking international protection.

Tented accommodation is being constructed in Knockalisheen to accommodate refugees and asylum seekers. The news comes in a week when the Government has been scrambling for alternative accommodation for Ukrainian refugees and those seeking international protection following a spike in demand. Orla Ni Eili of the Clare Immigrant Support Centre says while temporary solutions are needed, it would be a concern if the measure was to become permanent.

The Department of Equality is setting up tented accommodation in Clare to accommodate Ukrainian refugees. Three other tented facilities are to be set up in state-owned centres across the country. Up to 150 Ukrainian refugees will be brought to tented accommodation at Gormanston army base in Co Meath between today and Friday. Bulelani Mfaco from the Movement of asylum seekers in Ireland, says the facility in this county is near Knockalisheen.

Diana Drummey, the 2022 Chair of the Coronado Flower Show, is joined by the 2023 Chair, Jessica Mushovic, to talk about the Flower Show's 100th Anniversary this month. Drummey and Mushovic discuss the history of the show and what to expect this year.

You have the perfect spot for a tented wedding, now hear what you need to know and ask!  We are the tented wedding experts and we want to share all the questions you need to ask that can save you from headaches, heartaches, and thousands of dollars! 

WTFlock happened in last nights Baltimore Ravens 27-33 loss to the Las Vegas Raiders? Well, sit back and relax my friends. @AdamBMore and @ColeJacksonFB are going to walk you through the good, the bad and the very very bad (Looking at you trenches). WTFlock Postgame Show is brought you by Lee's Pint and Shell, your gameday destination in the Baltimore area! https://www.leespintandshell.com/ Don't Miss Lee's Pint and Shells Shuckin in the Streets on Saturday, September 18th from 12-10! • Freshly Shucked Oysters ALL DAY by Mother Shuckers • Hëdrush from 1-5 • Crushing Day from 6-10 • Celebrating over 500,000 Oysters Shucked • DJ • Rain or Shine • Entire Event is Tented • $10 Donation at the Door with a portio of the proceeds to go to charity AND Don't miss Tiki Lee's Dock Bar's events this weekend: https://www.tikileesdockbar.com/events

For the next two weeks we will be sharing some of the fantastic episodes we recorded earlier this year and last that are relevant to what is happening in the wedding world. Today we are bringing back a special episode which aired last year called What to know about Tented Weddings with Wedding Planner and tent specialist Ashley Pigott. This episode received so much positive feedback and remains relevant for anyone considering a tented wedding. We will be back in September with new episodes about Wedding and Wellness topics, thank you again for being a part of our VIP Family and coming back to listen every week. We have lots in store for the fall, but until then let's listen in on some of the key pieces of advice we have received from these talented and experienced wedding planners over that last few months.

Positioning your DJ's table in a tent can make a big difference as to whether the DJ can see the information or music on his or her laptop. The sun can make it virtually impossible to see the laptop's content. Try positioning the DJ's table at the east end of the tent if possible.

Join us as we talk about active adventures like seabobbing with dolphins, tree climbing, and hiking in the rainforest. And we'll give you the inside scoop on beautiful hotels including Nayara Tented Camps, the Four Seasons Papagayo, glamping tents at Kasiiya , and the adults-only Kura Boutique Hotel. Visit truvaytravel.com/1 for a video of today's show and additional resources.

Wynand led an interesting conversation on the couch today about one of the most promising outdoor reservation businesses in all of South Africa, selling thousands of bed spaces and making over $1m pre-covid, and currently raising funds.

Today we’re heading to the magnificent country of India. With a full quarter of the earth’s population living in South Asia - a visit here is a must if you intend to understand the world today. India in particular is a continent unto itself - so different from tip to top that you could spend months here and only scratch the surface. We have two guests today, Shonali Datta - the Managing Director of Banyan Tours and Jaisal Singh - the founder and owner of Sujan - a collection of luxury wilderness camps which provide the perfect backdrop to see tigers, leopards, and reconnect with nature. Jaisal and Shonali weigh in on intriguing new experiences, misconceptions about India, and tell some fantastic stories about tigers, temples, and traditions. Learn more at www.luxtravelinsider.com Connect with me on Social: Instagram LinkedIn

If you need to commit to using a generator at your wedding, either for the ceremony or tented reception, be sure to provide enough power to satisfy all vendors. I bring my own generator, a Honda 2000.

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The Desert Journey of Tented Pilgrims Scripture: John 1:14-18, 7:33-39, 8:12, 8:31-44, 16:28 (Read from ESV) Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline: Introduction I. Israel II. Christ III. Church Conclusion Sermon Video: https://youtu.be/h4lV24wB9D0 Scripture Reading: John 1:14-18 King James Version (KJV) 14 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld […] The post The Desert Journey of Tented Pilgrims appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

The Desert Journey of Tented Pilgrims Scripture: John 1:14-18, 7:33-39, 8:12, 8:31-44, 16:28 (Read from ESV) Preacher: Rev. David Inks Sermon Outline: Introduction I. Israel II. Christ III. Church Conclusion Sermon Video: https://youtu.be/h4lV24wB9D0 Scripture Reading: John 1:14-18 King James Version (KJV) 14 And the Word was made flesh, and dwelt among us, (and we beheld […] The post The Desert Journey of Tented Pilgrims appeared first on Covenant United Reformed Church.

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This Talk Travel Asia podcast features two experts on Tented Camps, a unique accommodation option for getting up close and personal with the great outdoors while traveling in Asia. Where one stays while traveling can make or break a trip. Sometimes a shared dorm room does the trick, while other times it’s a suite with private plunge-pool. As more travelers hit the road and gain experience, they often want to push the travel-envelope further. And with that comes more innovative lodging experiences. Tented camps have been a mainstay on safaris in Africa for decades but they’re pretty new to the Asia travel scene. Over the last decade there has been an increase in tented camps throughout the region and we’ll dive into the trend with two experts who have recently opened a tented camp in Cambodia.

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Venues in Dripping Springs TX - Episode 153 Dripping Springs, TX is called the Wedding Capital of Texas for a good reason.  There are over 30 venues in and around this quaint Hill Country town which is located Southwest of Austin. They range from farms, ranches, wineries and there is even a venue that does ceremonies for free.  Here are a few of our faves.  http://fromringtoveil.com/txvenues  Camp Lucy- Has 4 unique wedding venues -  Ian's Chapel-  Indoor and outdoor ceremony sites  Holds up to 300 guests  French colonial in style  Has open pavilion the   Indoor events hall  Sacred Oaks-  Outdoor terraced ceremony site  Lush lawn for outdoor tents  Timber framed hall with built-in bar  Capacity for 350+  Whit's Inn-  Eco-Friendly with repurposed buildings  Balcony ceremony site overlooking creek  Rustic in feel  Capacity for 100 or ten tables  The Vineyard-  Farm to table like setting  Tented areas for ceremony and reception  Intimate relaxed feel  Chapel Dulcinea- Located at the Wizard Academy in Southwest Austin(yes there is such a place)  This is a free venue usually for ceremony only  They schedule weddings in 1 ½ hour block M-F  There is a $200 refundable deposit is collected for Mon-Thurs  And a $400 no-show fee for sat and sun, both are refundable  The Inn at Wild Rose Hall-  Historic home with a musical past  150 max guest count  Indoor and outdoor sites  Ma Maison  Indoor and outdoor sites  3 ceremony areas  Great hall is a 4000sq ft timber beamed building  Can hold up to 600 guests  Provides table and chairs  Pecan Springs Ranch  Indoor and outdoor facilities  6000sq ft reception building  Has a Drink Donkey (cute)  Venue rental includes chairs and tables  The Terrace Club  Indoor and outdoor facilities  3ceremony sites  All-inclusive venue-chairs, tables, catering, coordinator, linens, etc  Awesome views  Treaty Oak  Texas Historic site  Indoor and outdoor facilities   Distillery, Rickhouse, and restaurant available for 100 guests max  Makes beer and spirits (what else do you need)  This last Venue in Dripping Springs is not on the Chamber site but it is Shan's absolute fave on the list!!!  Vista West Ranch  Indoor and outdoor facilities  Rustic setting  Capacity is 250  Has limited lodging available onsite  All inclusive wedding packages   ***LISTENER QUESTION***  Hi Kim & Shannon! I recently discovered your podcast and cannot stop listening! I have been trying to figure out the answer to this question for a while and didn't know who to turn to until I heard your podcast! Our photographer is awesome. We love his work and booked him for our engagement photos and our wedding. The main photographer (& owner) has 8 kids (seriously), and I have seen that he likes to bring his oldest son (looks 14 or 15) along with him to engagement photos and weddings and has him take pictures as the second photgrapher instead of a more experienced member of the team. It doesn't seem like he is bringing his son to teach him. Meaning him and his son are the team taking pictures, not the owner and another experienced member of the company. I'm sure that his son is a great photographer, but I really don't trust him to take pictures on the most important day of my life. We are contracted to have the owner and a second shooter take our pictures that day (along with another for video), and I'm nervous that the owner will try to make the second shooter his son. Plus, my wedding is from 7pm - 12:30am - how is a 15-year-old going to stay awake and focused for that long, until the early hours?  So, how do I tell them/make it clear that I absolutely do not want his son to be there and want a real professional photographer to be his assistant (without offending him)? Thanks in advance!!!!  Remember you can reach us anytime by emailing info@fromringtoveil.com   Subscribe to the podcast: {Apple Podcasts} {Google Play} {Stitcher} {Youtube} {iHeartradio} -Until next time, No Stress No Worries Keep Calm and Listen On-    

Wedding Venues in the Spokane Wa Area Episode #123 8 Wedding Venues in the Spokane Wa Area. Intimate to large weddings, the Spokane WA area has them all with views to boot! Foxwood House Located in Pend Oreille County between Newport and Diamond Lake. Backyard there sits a 1950’s Texaco Gas Station, a Saloon, a Victorian Cottage, a Gazebo and a 20×30 pergola. Foxwood House can accommodate 200 plus people Tables and chairs and linens for up to 200 people Venue Available Mid May thru September   The Cannons Edge Colbert WA, 1800 sq ft Timber frame building with large surrounding patios Lots of décor available Parking for up to 150 vehicles   Arbor Crest Four acres of gardens and grounds for you and your guests to enjoy vine-covered evergreens Croquet Court and the Event Stage, extends from the Gate House to the historic Florentine-style Cliff House The Enchanted Forest can accommodate up to 300 guests The Vineyard Tent can accommodate up to 225 guests for a reception; additional seating on the Vineyard Lawn increases capacity The Estate Courtyard can accommodate up to 300 guests for a social hour or reception (ideal conditions are mid-June to July) The Croquet Court can accommodate up to 130 guests for a ceremony The Event Stage can accommodate up to 300 guests for a ceremony    Bigelow Arbors Chapel Nestled on a hillside with water features, fields, a view of the sunset, a barn, a rose garden and photo opportunities galore, your day will be the unforgettable experience you have been waiting for. We have you covered rain or shine with our own large white tent. (You do not have to rent one) Mont Lamm Events 200 guests Plenty of panoramic views beyond the fields to a patchwork of forest, farmsteads, and even Mt. Spokane The Party Barn – our affectionate term for the building where events happen – is right around 3,000 square feet of knotty pine tongue and groove from floor to 30ft tall ceilings. Multiple Ceremony Locations Projector & Screen with sound in Party Barn for Presentations/Slide Shows Bridal Cottage with Air-Conditioning & furnishings Grooms Room with lounge area, Foosball, & Air-Conditioning Onsite Decor – preview at first meeting 231 North Event Center peaceful country setting with the open spaces, we can accommodate parties from 10 to 400. Rustic farmhouse available for bridal party preparation Rental of Wedding Orchard and Reception Shed 23 miles west of Spokane Lavender Manor 20 miles north of Spokane We offer services from beginning to end.   Invitations and other printed materials, Wedding Gifts for bridal party and guests, Wedding accessories such as toasting glasses, guest book, flower basket, ring pillow, signage, etc.  We also prepare Lavender Florals or arrange for our preferred florist to meet with you.  Wedding officiants are available. Our wedding location “Lady Catherine Place” is surrounded by Lavender with views overlooking Wildrose Prairie with Mt. Spokane in the background.   A willow tree and red & white monitor style barn add to the magical view. “Pemberley Park” is our wedding & reception location just south of our red & white barn.  The 17,000 square feet of lawn is surrounded on two sides by Lavender fields and shares the same view of Wildrose Prairie and Mt. Spokane. “Brighton Hall” is our indoor venue and/or “Dance Hall” for your intimate social occasion.  The wooden walls and stable fronts reveal the history of horses housed within.  Today the copper stills used for the distillation of Essential Oils have replaced the horses behind the stall fronts and add to the beauty of the Hall. Our forest wedding location is planned for the 2018 wedding season.  If you are looking for a forest wedding we will look forward to sharing our vision with you. Indoor seated:  84 people Indoor standing:  110 people Outdoor:  500 people Tented:  500 people   Commellini Estate Commellini Estate’s recently remodeled historic venue. The indoor venue features a beautiful terrazzo dance floor, glowing wood paneling, three crystal chandeliers, and patio that overlooks our estate. The  Main Venue rental includes the bar, deck, and main dining and dance floor area. Note the average wedding at the estate is 175 guests. Main Indoor Venue The Main Venue was originally built in 1941 and has a very rich and colorful history. It features a beautiful terrazzo dance floor, glowing wood paneling three crystal chandeliers, and four handmade gold-leafed Corinthian columns. The main venue can seat 120 people with a dance floor. That being said, our average guest count for events May-October is between 150-200 people. A table layout with the indoor and outdoor combination is common. Special Notes: There is a state of the art heating, cooling and sound system. Our sound system resides inside of the 1920 Art Deco Jukeboxes and plays in the main venue, bathrooms, bar, deck, and portico and includes a wireless microphone. The system has the ability to play CDs, or anything with a headphone jack hook up (computer, iPads, iPods, iPhones, etc). La Capanna Our second indoor location and it is our most intimate event space for ceremonies or lectures of less than 60 people and receptions with dining tables of less than 30 people.  In addition, this space is often used as cocktail events. Board meetings, silent auctions and features a 70-inch tv. Special Notes: Commellini Estate is known for its Prohibition past and for hiding moonshine in the many underground tunnels. This building is the front to one of the underground tunnels. We are currently working on renovations of the speakeasy bar which will be in the opening of the tunnel. Creekside This location is right on the edge of Spring Creek where you can hear the tranquil sounds of the rushing water. The capacity for this location is 185 guests. Included in all packages are various décor options for the white Tuscan gazebo, although you are more than welcome to bring in your own unique elements or keep it simple. This location has also been used for creekside dinners, yard games, and various other activities. Special Notes: During spring, the right bank is filled with wildflowers. The flower pots on the left side are filled with tall ivy that cascades down the wall. The bridge beyond the trellis is frequently used as a photo location because of the 9-foot waterfall on the other side. Pond Side Have your event along our pond and acres of manicured grass and pine trees. This is our largest location and can hold parties up to 300 people for any style seating. When holding your ceremonies, lectures, or concerts at the pond-side location you can do two tiers of seating with “balcony” seating on the grass.  The pots surrounding the pond are filled with flowers and ferns in season. Special Notes: If you continue to walk south there is a flat location of grass that can also host events. Patio The patio is frequently used for cocktail events, garden parties, brunch, dancing, photo booths, or additional seating. We have 6 gorgeous glass and iron deck furniture that can seat 30 people. We can also set the patio with round tables seating up to 50 guests. Special Notes: The large willow tree that hangs over the deck is lit with twinkle lights and creates a very romantic atmosphere for dancing or as a photo opportunity. Listener question! If you'd like to support us please check out our patreon page at fromringtoveil.com/give Remember you can reach us anytime by emailing info@fromringtoveil.com Subscribe to the podcast: {Apple Podcasts} {Google Play} {Stitcher}

Part two of the T.E.A.M Effort series one finale is here.  Ed Kavalee, Ash Williams and Tony Martin are here to party! We got tales from Racing carnivals, Tented venues and Theatre restaurants galore.

The T.E.A.M Effort series one finale is here.  Ed Kavalee, Ash Williams and Tony Martin are here to party! We got tales from Racing carnivals, Tented venues and Theatre restaurants galore.

Soon after I arrived in Kathmandu on May 12, 2015, the day the 7.3 earthquake struck the country fear, like a virus, once again spread throughout cities, towns and villages everywhere. People had just started to resume regular life, minimally their usual routines amid the crumbling buildings, destruction and homelessness that many faced. Tented camps and communities were seen around the Kathmandu Valley with many local volunteers helping their fellow Nepalis in time of need. When the second biggest earthquake struck it sent many people back outside to sleep outdoors, fearing more collapsed buildings, injury or death. I continued to wander the streets of Kathmandu and other towns in the Kathmandu Valley speaking with local people and seeing how their lives were affected by the earthquakes. It was truly inspiring to see Nepalis, themselves affected in some way by the earthquakes helping their fellow citizens. At the same time the stories of fear, loss, death and destruction was overwhelming. I was humbled at the incredible strength and resilience these people demonstrated in circumstances that would be far too difficult for most. The post My Beloved Nepal-Earthquake Stories-Part 3-Fear And Homelessness appeared first on Far East Adventure Travel.

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