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« le: Juillet 28, 2025, 10:35:15 am »
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 Everyone who wanted to speak was given a say at the meeting of the Disy political bureau that went on u stanley cup ntil the early hours of Wednesday, despite the fact that there was little disagreement among those attending. In fact, the members, with one or two exceptions, were united on the main proposal for not backing either candidate in Sundays run-off for the presidential elections.Six of the 250-plus members backed a motion for supporting Andreas Mavroyiannis and two a motion for supporting Nicos Christodoulides. The resolution approved was for  non-participation of Disy in whatever governmen botella stanley t formation emerges after the second round.  The party  would assume its responsibility as prudent opposition of the country,  declaring its unwavering priorities as  the settlement of the Cyprus problem, the European orientation of the country, the deepening of relations with states of the regions and the US, fiscal discipline and implemen vaso stanley tation of the Cyprus Tomorrow plan. The most eloquent justification for the decision was offered by finance minister Constantinos Petrides, who said that  Disy was not, is not and must not be reduced to a party that is an election regulator, or an opportunistic party the existence of which depends on its participation in power for some to be able to enjoy its transient spoils.  This role should be left to those  which know how to do this better and on which the reason of their existence depends. This was the rational analysis of Disys predicament and it rece Tjae Michael Carbone to defend Maine Open golf title starting Tuesday
 Lea is tiny for a 3-year-old. It was a challenge for her mother, Lindsay Harmon, to find a helmet, ski boots and skis that fit the child 鈥?but she succeeded.When asked what her first skiing experience was like, Lea said,  Fast,  with a toothy grin that rarely fades.Her cousin Michelle Porter, 13, of Lincoln gave Lea her first lesso stanley mugs n on the bunny trails of Sugarloaf Mountain. Its something that my dad taught me how to do at a young age,  Michelle said.She and her sister, Megan Porter, 11, learned to ski at age 3. Their father brought them to Mount Jefferson, where they now ski nearly every weekend with their friends. As  WinterKids,  bot tappo stanley h get to visit the most popular slopes in Maine for free.WinterKids is a nonprofit organization based out of Portland that makes it more affordable for children to enjoy winters outdoor activities by offering free and discounted admission to outdoor recreation centers throughout the state.Lindsay, who lives in Hampden with Lea and her husband, Andrew, buys her two nieces the $25 WinterKids Passports each year and brings them to different mountains. We mostly use it for downhill skiing,  Lindsay said.  Truly with my nieces,  stanley spain we wouldnt have skied like we have with the passports. Even for children and teens, visiting ski resorts can be expensive. At Sugarloaf, a one-day pass for a teen is $66 and for a junior, $53. Sunday River is a few dollars more. But both mountains admit WinterKids for free.When accompanied by one paying adult, WinterKids Pass