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| method | <code>string</code> |
| options | [<code>WebAPICallOptions</code>](#module_@slack/client.WebAPICallOptions) |
| callback | [<code>WebAPIResultCallback</code>](#module_@slack/client.WebAPIResultCallback) |

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### webClient.apiCall(method, options, callback)
**Kind**: instance method of [<code>WebClient</code>](#module_@slack/client.WebClient)

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| method | <code>string</code> |
| options | [<code>WebAPICallOptions</code>](#module_@slack/client.WebAPICallOptions) |
| callback | [<code>WebAPIResultCallback</code>](#module_@slack/client.WebAPIResultCallback) |

A lazy Sunday morning, coffees, smashed avo, a Bircher muesli, perhaps even a mimosa or two. Sydneysiders love their brunch. We know this. But we also know not all Sydneysiders are so lucky.
B.OKideas supports people, not just from Sydney, who are doing it tough. Sufferers of depression or anxiety, or people just not coping at the moment are supported with a little bit of love and a box of goodies. The B.OKideas boxes are distributed to those in need, to help them work through mindfulness, relaxation and self-care techniques over a 63 day period. The recipient is given an envelope to open every 1-2 weeks, with a new gift, quote and concept to work on.
This Saturday, 28th July, The Butler has partnered with B.OKideas to launch their inaugural B.OK Buddy Breakfast to support people in need.
Kicking off at 9am, the two hour event includes a light buffet brekky and plenty of fun – we’re talking roaming massages from the 3 minute angels, goodie bags, lucky door prizes, talks by Tim Sharp (Dr Happy) and B.OKideas founder Kietah Martens-Shaw, and the chance to check out the B.OK boxes. You’ll want to make sure you’re in the running for the raffle, with a $500 voucher from The Daily Edited, careers coaching, accommodation and more goodies up for grabs. All proceeds from the raffle, and your $35 ticket cost, are being donated to Waves of Wellness, Australia’s mental health surf therapy charity. Waves of Wellness is B.OKideas’ chosen charity partner, with 10% of sales from B.OKideas boxes going straight to this great program. You’ll also have a chance to buy a box on the day, to pass on to someone you know who might need a helping hand.
Now that is a brunch worth boasting about.
Head online to buy tickets:
Saturday 28th July
9am-11am, The Butler Potts Point
123 Victoria Street Potts PointCasale del Molino is a detached farmhouse situated on a hill below the village of Poggio San Marcello, about 30 km from the Adriatic coast of the Le Marche region.
Set in surroundings of its own terraced gardens, woods and small orchard totaling some 1.5 hectares (3.7 acres).
The house has views across the valley and distant hills and very close to three major vineyards where the world famous Verdicchio wine is produced.
Casale del Molino (Farmhouse of the Mill) is approximately 270 years old, being shown on a map of this area dated 1739.
Casale has been completely restored and stands on two levels with separate entrances of approximately140 sqm.
There are three bedrooms, two bath/shower rooms, upper and lower halls, a kitchen/dining room and a sitting room which also has a Norwegian Jøtul wood burner.
Casale has gas central heating (newly installed boiler), and double glazed windows and doors.
There is a telephone line on the upper level which is ADSL enabled(broadband) for wireless computer use and a second telephone point on the lower level.
The house is very secure with triple doors on each level, shutters and grills to windows and a light sensor operates external corner lights automatically from dusk until dawn.
Externally there is an attached garage/storeroom, plus a very useful storeroom beside the lower level entrance door and another much larger internal storeroom to the rear.
The house is accessed by its own driveway secured by remote controlled gates and driveway lighting. There is parking for several vehicles.
The garden is well established with shrubs and flowering bushes and many thousands of bulbs have been planted which are especially beautiful in the springtime.
The woods provide valuable logs for winter time being mainly acacia, poplar and pine.
An orchard, vegetable plot and outside wood store/cutting area are close-by.
There is much flora and fauna including roe deer, porcupine, squirrel and many birds such as hoopoe, nightingale, finch, blackbird, robin and wren. Buzzards frequently call and circle overhead.
Casale's driveway joins a quiet metalled road which leads up to the village of Poggio San Marcello, just 5 minutes by car or 20 minutes on foot.
Casale del Molino is on sale at € 330,000.
Casale del Molino isn located at Poggio San Marcello.Big Island's popular Akaka Falls State Park begins charging visitor entry fee
by: Catherine E. Toth | Jan 16, 2011
Visitors heading to Akaka Falls State Park on the Big Island’s scenic Hamakua Coast will now have to pay a fee to enter.
The Hawaii state Department of Land and Natural Resources (DLNR) recently began charging entry fees for non-residents and commercial tour vehicles entering Akaka Falls State Park. The fee is $5 per car, or $1 per pedestrian walking into the park. Commercial tour vehicles are required to pay based on vehicle capacity.
Hawaii residents with a state-issued ID will not have to pay the parking fee.
The fees are meant to help offset the shortfalls currently facing the state parks budget, said Dan Quinn, state parks administrator. The charges are part of ongoing DLNR efforts at generating new sources of revenue to help the statewide park system become more self-sufficient.
The Hawaii State Park system comprises 53 parks on Kauai, Oahu, Molokai, Maui and the Big Island. The state currently charges non-resident fees at three other parks in addition to Akaka Falls State Park: Diamond Head State Monument and Nuuanu Pali State Wayside on Oahu, and Iao Valley State Monument on Maui.
The four parks are among the most visited of all of Hawaii’s state-managed parks. Nuuanu Pali was the most recent state park to begin charging visitor entry fees, beginning in March 2010.
Akaka Fall State Park is located at the end of Highway 220, also known as Akaka Falls Road, 3.6 miles out of the former sugar plantation town of Honomu on the Big Island’s Hamakua Coast.
The park sprawls over 65 acres with two waterfalls — the 100-foot Kahuna Falls and 442-foot Akaka Falls — along a short, 0.4-mile loop hike through a lush rainforest filled with wild orchids, bamboo groves and draping ferns.
In a recent poll, HAWAII Magazine Facebook ohana members overwhelmingly voted Akaka Falls their No. 1 favorite Hawaii waterfall.
Here’s a list of the four Hawaii state parks with visitor entry fees, and fees currently being charged for each:
• Diamond Head State Monument
Location: Honolulu, off Diamond Head Road, between Makapuu Avenue and 18th Avenue
Hours: 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., daily (with limited weekday hours through TK.)
Non-resident visitor fees: $5 per car; $1 per person for pedestrians
• Nuuanu Pali State Wayside
Location: Nuuanu Valley, turn off Pali Highway (Highway 61) onto marked access road
Hours: Daylight hours, daily
Non-resident visitor fees: $3 per car
• Iao Valley State Monument
Location: Iao Valley outside Wailuku, end of Iao Valley Road (Highway 32)
Hours: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., daily
Non-resident visitor fees: $5 per car
• Akaka Falls State Park
Location: Honumu, end of Akaka Falls Road (Highway 220)
Hours: Daylight hours, daily
Non-resident visitor fees: $5 per car; $1 per person for pedestrian
For a complete list of parks in the Hawaii State Park system, click here.
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