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The Newry & Mourne Sub Aqua Club - Irish Ship Wrecks
Irish Ship Wrecks Dived by Newry & Mourne Sub Aqua Club
Updated: 21.03.09
THE 2899-TON HUNSDON STARTED LIFE as the Arnfried, built in Bremen in 1911 for the Hamburg Amerika Line. At the start of World War One, the Arnfried was captured by the British in German West Africa, and entered British service as the Hunsdon.
The Hunsdon almost survived the war serving the Allied side, being torpedoed just outside Strangford Lough less than a month before the armistice.
A buoyline is usually tied to the forward mast of the wreck (1), so this is where our tour begins. The mast has fallen across the first hold to leave the top of the mast almost next to the bow (2).
As often happens when a wreck breaks up, the bow has remained relatively intact, but has fallen onto its port side to leave the starboard side uppermost, the shallowest point being 33m. In the centre of the bow deck, a small hatch leads below, though easier access is available through the break. Either side, the wooden deck is beginning to decay and leave holes rotted through.
The anchor-winch is still solidly in place, chains leading down the hawse pipes to the anchors, which are secured against the outside of the bow (3).
Below the bow, the deepest point of the wreck is in a scour to 38m.
Now heading aft, behind the bow, the deck and hold coamings have fallen into the wreck at a depth of about 35m, with deck fittings such as bollards and winches still in place.
Some sections of hull remain upright or even slightly overhanging the deck, particularly on the starboard side (4).
Between the forward holds, by the foot of the fallen mast a single large winch spans the deck (5).
The booms of cargo derricks lie forward and aft across the holds (6).
After the second hold, the wreck rises from the seabed with the bulkhead to the stoke hold (7). Gaps in this bulkhead provide glimpses of the three boilers inside. The wheelhouse would have been located above.
The three boilers provided steam to a triple-expansion engine (8), standing upright and reasonably intact along the centre line of the ship.
The hull to the starboard side has fallen in towards the engine, while on the port side the hull has fallen out to leave the water tanks exposed (9).
To the aft of the engine-room, a reel with water-hose is intact and standing upright on a deck plate (10).
Back on the centre-line, behind the engine the thrust-bearing is enclosed in a big square box, with the propeller-shaft leading aft in a covered tunnel (11).
As with the forward part of the wreck, the deck has collapsed into the two aft holds, though it is considerably more broken, so that the propshaft tunnel is visible most of the way to the stern.
Between the holds, a single cargo winch has tipped forwards, leaving its base vertical and facing aft (12). The corresponding mast (13) has fallen aft and to port, diagonally across the coaming for the aft hold.
A final cargo winch spans the stern deck (14). This would have served the aftmost hold via small derricks and a goalpost mast, now fallen forward and off the port side beneath the main mast.
Like the bow, the stern is decked in wood, with a small hatch in the centre providing access below (15). For wartime service, the Hunsdon was fitted with an "anti-submarine" gun at the stern.
This is tipped over the starboard side , its barrel pointing downwards (16). The bore measures about 4in, and allowing for concretion and rust the calibre could be anything within half an inch of this. I have been unable to find any specification.
Dropping to the seabed and then back beneath the stern, the propeller is still in place (17), though well tangled in a trawl net that has been dragged into the stern. The scour beneath the stern reaches 36m.
While at the seabed, a quick swim round to the port side shows the remains of the goalpost masts and associated derricks that would have served the aft hold (18).
Ascent from here depends on what the current is doing. If it is heading back towards the buoy, a drift along the wreck followed by at least the first part of the ascent back up the buoyline may be easiest, even if a delayed SMB is used for the final part of the ascent.
If it is running in the opposite direction, ascent will be easier using a delayed SMB from the stern.
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The wreck of the Hudson
Departing from Strangford slipway, go starboard and on out left of St. Patricks rock, the wreck is buoyed some distance from the rock.
can be quite choppy but once you descend that soon goes.
Lying upright and in a maximum depth of 43 metres. You come down to where the shot is tied at midship about 37m and though the wreck is well broken up you can still make out everything clearly, which in good viz is very worthwhile. Turn right at the bottom of the shot make your way towards the bow, where there is still lots of steel structure and winches to be seen. Just below the shot line there is a swim through were the bridge once was, you come across the ladder stairs to the lower deck. The engine, boiler and propellor shaft come into view. At the stern, you will see a 50mm anti aircraft gun pointing towards the sea bed. As you return towards the shot keep your eyes open for souvenirs.
Start your ascent and decompression and back to the boat. Later in the day you can chat to your buddy about your experience over a pint of the Black Stuff in the club house(ie the local pub)
Article written by Niall Gonnelly.
The wreck of the Lough Garry.
This is a wreck for the more experieced diver, as the current is very strong. Lying between 32 and 35m. This really is a "must dive" when you are diving the Antrim coast.
Departing from Ballycastle, you have a 15 minute boat journey to Rathlin island. The wreck is buoyed and is only a short distance out from the island. On entering the water, just before slack tide, you descend through a couple of metres of plankton with up to 20m of viz (although this depends on weather conditions leading up to the dive). This wreck still has the ladder tied on the starboard side. Deep down, making your way through shoals of Pollock down to the prop it possible you might catch a glimpse of a conger. Coming up along the port side you can see the extent of the deterioration that years have brought, and that of the navy using it for explosive training. Making your way towards the bow and you can see the anchor chain coming out of the forward cargo hold, where incidentally there are reports that there is still rifles inside. On your way back you can see where the bridge once was. Tiles on the deck, rear cargo hold and mast. Then follow the side of the vessel back up towards the bow to the shot line and then decompression.
Article written by Niall Gonnelly.


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Down the Memory Lane
I was reading a tutorial about use of video monitors on puppetrylab.com and a Muppet Show sequence was mentioned. It was called "Down Memory Lane" and I went ahead and found it on Youtube. This is where Gonzo sang about walking down the memory lane without a thing to remember. I was pretty amused, because while unaware of the existence of his song, I've joked about the topic before. I've thought about… what if someone is walking down the memory lane, but he's actually pretty forgetful? Does he just try hard to remember, or does he just come up with things to fill the gap somehow? What if he's trying to tell a story about his past to other people? Anyway, I've thought about turning the concept into a script, but I couldn't come up with a good story for it. If you want it, feel free to run with the concept.
Anyway, the puppet popping in and out is an interesting technique that can create good comical effects. Well, actually, it doesn't have to be a puppet. It's just easier to do with puppets.
Oh, and after I watched the video, I saw a related video called Mahna Mahna. It also happened to be a very good example of popping in and out. I was pretty entertained by that one as well.

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Tonight's Dancing with the Stars introduces the first of several theme nights in Season 14, this first one being 'The Most Memorable Year of My life'which is simply personal story night. The celebrity contestants will dance out a memorable story from their lives, set to any dance they have chosen. Here are the dances the couples have chosen to tell their personal story in week 3:
-Melissa Gilbert & Maks Chmerkovskiy: jive
-Katherine Jenkins & Mark Ballas: slow waltz
-William Levy & Cheryl Burke: salsa
-Gladys Knight & Tristan MacManus: foxtrot
-Jack Wagner & Anna Trebunksaya: samba
-Roshon Fegan & Chelsie Hightower: samba
-Sherri Shepherd & Val Chmerkovskiy: rumba
-Jaleel White & Kym Johnson: rumba
-Maria Menounos & Derek Hough: rumba
-Donald Driver & Peta Murgatroyd: rumba
-Gavin DeGraw & Karina Smirnoff: rumba
This personal story theme is usually well received by viewers and fans, as long as the contestants use a story the audience can relate to on an emotional level. When they don't, it can go terribly wrong. Case in point: Kristin Cavallari in Dancing with the Stars Season 13. While her competitors danced out sadness, pain and triumph from issues with family, divorce and addiction, Ms.Cavallari chose a story about having to decide between pursuing acting or attending college. Although one of the better dancers cast that season, Kristin found herself booted off the next night. Now maybe she was too young to have suffered any real hardship in her life as of yet, but that emotionally devoid story simply turned off the viewers. Hopefully these contestants got the memo. Oh, and they have to dance well too of course!
So how will they do? The rumba is a lot harder than it might seem, so I worry for Gavin with this one. He hasn't shown all that much promise thus far. Sherri is likely to bring the good emotional story, but the steps could prove challenging. Donald should do okay with the movement, and ordinarily I'd say Jaleel would too, except that he tweeted that he hasn't had much time to rehearse for tomorrow. Don't know what he's been busy with aside from deflecting some nasty allegations made by an ex-girlfriend. Not sure that Melissa can handle the energetic kicks and flicks of the jive. William will probably nail his salsa since it's the one dance he claims he could do pre-Dancing with the Stars. With partner Cheryl helping him refine it, he should be fine.
Roshon should do well with the samba, as long as he stays disciplined and doesn't add the hip hop. Jack is a bit challenged by technicality (so says Len Goodman) and by hip action (by his own admission) but according to his tweets, he's putting a lot of time into his samba. He will be dancing to one of his own songs, which in theory could be a plus, but could the band's rendition distract him? Gladys had some issues with her quickstep, and the foxtrot is similar, though at a much slower pace. Hard to make a call on that one. Katherine will ace the waltz because she has the elegance and refinement that a waltz absolutely requires.
The Dancing with the Stars 2 hour live performance show for week 3 kicks off tonight, Monday, April 3 at 8 p.m. (ET) on ABC.


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July 2017 was the first time that the world-leading athlete has visited the country for a solo tour, and the work that we produced aimed to similarly celebrate his sporting milestones. Alongside Nike Brand Design and local typographers, we created a suite of assets that highlight the speed and explosivity of his play and its contribution to the 75 goals he has scored for Portugal.
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apple will hold in-store events across the nation to celebrate the release of os x 10.2 jaguar. apple dealers and retailers will, according to apple, "let the cat out of the bag" and hold jaguar release parties as well. the apple in-store events will begin friday night [tonight!!] at 10:20 and will go on for 100 minutes. during the 100-minute party until you're spotty, apple will give away free gifts and offer savings, demoes, and even a chance to win your very own mac. the apple dealers and retailers are offering events at various times and locations. those who are "switching" are lining up now. better hurry.
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|oh!!! (10:31am est fri aug 23 2002)
i thought it said "aimee and jaguar" parties…
i was getting ready to read all about german lesbians trying to find love in a world gone mad. i was wondering why geeks would get together to watch it. it was good, but not great. – by macdonald
|woop. . . de . . . doo (1:06pm est fri aug 23 2002)
what a load of hoopla over a point release.
perhaps because i am not a mac enthusiast that i don't really understand, but isn't jaguar just a sevice pack, or should is it considered upgrade like windows 2000 to xp or windows 98 to me, you know, where there are substantial changes made to the os architecture or gui to warrant a full upgrade version.
to me, it just seems like apple is gouging their customers $129 for osx revisited.
|ooo the excitement (2:14pm est fri aug 23 2002)
granted os x 10.2 has a pretty decent list of changes to the operating system, i think they are really making this seem like more than it is.
as topher pointed out, 10.2 does seem like a sp for windows, adding new features and fixing things that were not present before. maybe when sp1 for xp is released gates will throw a party at redmond! – by shifty
|would be nice…. (2:39pm est fri aug 23 2002)
…if apple was a little more consistent in what they were doing. i ordered jaguar (or is it "jag-wire" as the steved one pronounces it?) on the fourteenth, then i got another email last friday saying they would be shipping it "wednesday or thursday" for a saturday delivery, with a tracking number to be mailed thursday and all that.
so here it is friday afternoon and zip, nada, the order status is still being "reviewed." so am i now having to attend one of these freaking apple parties to get the @%!^! copy of 10.2?
makes me wanna upgrade from a macintosh to a washington….. – by ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi
|mmmmm computer parties…… (3:28pm est fri aug 23 2002)
apple have every right to hype their products, exactly what they should be doing …
i mean a party by softy geeks for mic os ten.poo would just attract ridule…..however since apple is an operating system for parents isnt there the danger that there will be groups of schoolies outside shouting at their parents "no dont go in, you sad old twerps – use linux, luh-ih-hun-ux – in as in bin not binary, get a life old people" or groups of rabid win xp luzers shouting at the parents "but you cant play games on it!!!", doesnt matter that they only get ten minutes game play at any time, before the pc gives a blue screen of death, and shits its pants. oh well maybe computer parties arent such a great idea after all, baton down the hatches, its apple 10.2 day, the mob is already beginning to bay …….
keep the peace, buy a calculator ) – by purple
|re: purple party pooper (5:27pm est fri aug 23 2002)
purple, go wax your lih nux and quit worrying about what my parents are doing — why don't you go to a calculator party and flex your two brain cells – by oh ess oh my
|purple (12:24pm est sat aug 24 2002)
"…doesnt matter that they only get ten minutes game play at any time, before the pc gives a blue screen of death, and shits its pants."
funny, i use win 98se, and i last got a bsd when visiting apples website, and never while doing anything remotely standard. most of the time its adobe's acrobat reader which causing my comp to hang or a bad quicktime file. – by warplex
|topher you dumbass (4:11pm est sat aug 24 2002)
first off xp is nothing new and if you think so you are so wrong, look into what you are talking about.
second mac os x 10.2 is a total re-amp of the kernel and gui, it is up to 35% to 50% faster in all aspects which is incredible, you don't get that in os updates. there are features in there that the last version had not had at all. i am not talking about little programs like mail or iphoto, i am talking about system features.
now for someone to think that every time m$ comes out with a up grade os and it is a new system you are a dip. every person that knows what they are talking about laughs at that.
you are paying for a great system when it comes to the mac and for the people that can't fork out $100.00 a year should get a better job. the people that complain on here are kids that are 13 and 14 that think that is a shit load of money. if any one was smart that could find the system for $50.00 or download it.
so my point here is keep on thinking that m$ is great and keep on thinking that apple cost to much, because in the long run you m$ people are the ones getting fucked. the funny thing is you know it and still use it. sad sad people.
|re: lordross (7:29pm est sat aug 24 2002)
re-amp? uh, never mind. btw how's that web site doing? last time i looked it was a total flop. kind of demotes your rank as an authority figure imho. – by ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi
|lordross (9:01pm est sat aug 24 2002)
you are the ass hole here. the only reason that apple is able to get as much speed as they wanted (thus the speed increase in 10.2) is that they didn't make parts of the gui hardware acceccelarated. please, enlighten us as to what features os-x.2 has that os-x did not have? ichat? what a joke! – by warplex
|warplex… (3:52am est sun aug 25 2002)
that's the best you can do, pick on ichat… mac users don't care about ichat anymore than you windows users, but aim is the #1 instant messenger in use, how many people do you see use msn messenger? i have no friends with an msn messenger account (or screename better put), and most of these people use windows… ironic isn't it?! – by warthog
|warplex you internet tuffguy… (4:33am est sun aug 25 2002)
the site is going good. i sold it to some lamo for $6000.00 that is going to do nothing with it. looks like i won again. so pc people keep using the m$, it is funny to read your news room and how much you complain about it. yet you still use it.
also, i just uesd that site for an ip redirect to get traffic so thanks for going to it so many times people. it made me happy. once again the macman used his brain and made money, while you pc people played video games, because that is all windowzzz is good for. – by lordross
|thank you, brad wardell (10:03am est sun aug 25 2002)
dear brad,
thanks for the plug and your defense of os-bundling. as you know, it is a key part of the "right to innovate".
we're still busy copying your ideas for longhorn. so far, object desktop has proved to be very useful. good work, pal.
i'm so happy that you are still working away and coming up with new stuff.
if you can send a note to those guys over at karelia and help them understand why their features are being copied and how this is the way their good work can reach the users in the best possible manner, i'd appreciate it. maybe you can find some consulting work for them too, eh? there's probably some other good mac stuff that needs to be ported to windows.
it's not so much "crushing our competition" as it is "delivering the highest quality experience to our customer".
as the world's leader of trusted computer platform software, we appreciate your support.
lots of love,
|re: lordross (10:23am est sun aug 25 2002)
yoo-hoo! over here! mr. ross, maybe you might have noticed me and warplex are two different people. anyhoo, got any bridges to sell?
first you say you sell it at a profit–never mind you had maybe about four people *ever* in the chatrooms, then just one-breath-later it's an ip redirect for more traffic. uh-huh.
man, if ever they make an award for chief pudknocker, you'd be it…. – by ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi
|warthog (11:19am est sun aug 25 2002)
ever hear of trillian? now, why is an open-sourced chat program better than what a multi-million/billion dollar company can churn out. also, what other features are there that comes with os-x.2? – by warplex
|10.2 is a real snoozer for big $$$ (12:33pm est sun aug 25 2002)
i can't believe i parted with over cdn$200 for what is clearly only a point release.
on a 4 month old imac, a clean install of 10.2 feels as ponderous as ever.
the quartz extreme upgrade seems only mildly quicker, and my 600mhz win2k box remains the local champion in not keeping me waiting for mouse clicks and other events.
i want my money back!!! – by disappointed
|disappointed, ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi, warthog (1:14pm est sun aug 25 2002)
mac 10.2 is fast on my girlfriends imac, it is the 500mhz model. remember also you have an imac so don't be a baby, you got what you paid for. it is also f'ing fast on my new dual 867mhz. so quit, at least you are on a mac.
have you ever ran xp on a p4 1g, slow as shit same on my work machine that is 2g's. so you don't have it bad.
for the pc people that are in here talking shit, that lordross guy never said one thing for anyone to assume that warplex, ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi, were the same person. so ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi you quit your bitching, you sound young. also you don't see us mac people going into your pc rooms and preaching our os, try using a new mac first, then bitch.
$50.00 says he is going to say he has them at work, or has a friend that has one, or used it for a split second and that is why he hates it. sorry we people that own mac's know you would be full of shit. when you use a mac to its fullest, even a little, you love it . windows every time you turn it on you are using it to its fullest. it sucks ass, how about all them mem leaks, what a great os.
also if you remember this lordross guy he was just trying to get on your nerves before and from what i. remember he put all you pc people in your spot. you could not come up with shit, all you people came up with was the pc has games.
remember the mac has all the hardware you have or would want to use.
graphic cards
sound cards, the mac also has one of the best sound in/out built in, pc has shit you need to buy a card.
gigabyte ethernet, across the line on macs, try getting that on a pc, cost you a shit load.
hard drives
we just don't have the intel or amd chipset.
last but not least we have the most stable os out there, next to linux, if you and linux it's just free unix, even though unix is free, at least the one apple uses.
so anyone want to play warcraft 3? – by bill gates
|re: bill gates (2:18pm est sun aug 25 2002)
um, mr. imposter, i asked lord supremo el ross how his defunct web site was doing, and he ran warplex down about it. sound to me like he had us confused.
this "lordross" guy is pretty much a waste of time anyways, i saw a yahoo discussion group he'd put together that had 8 messages in total in something like two *years*. coming in here and sounding off is about the only way this guy can even get noticed.
besides, i am running a g4, so i assumes i kin post here jes as much as you. btw i'm still waiting for my copy of 10.2 that was i was charged extra for a saturday delivery which was, like, totally yesterday, d00d.
now, as for this list about the virtues of apples–well, pc's have graphics cards, hard drives, memory, and sound cards. i can even pick my own brand to use. hell, pc's even have monitors and keyboards, can you believe that? – by ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi
|um… (5:40pm est sun aug 25 2002)
i just wasted fifteen minutes reading all of you'r stupid posts. fifteen minutes i'll never get back. you suck. – by joe
|snore (7:07pm est sun aug 25 2002)
it would be a real reason to party if stevemiester would give all of the suckers who already shell out dough for osx the working version for free. i guess it's just one more step for apple becoming indistinguishable from ms. for the record both osx and xp suck. xp sucks a little less because it works with all of my peripherals and, yes i am speaking from actual experience, it crashes less. oh, and i don't have to buy a $2500 bloated hair dryer to use it. – by clause
|warplex, ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi (8:12pm est mon aug 26 2002)
man i come on here every once and a while and it is always these same fags, warplex, ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi, in the mac news room posting information on how shitty the mac is and they have no idea what they are talking about. get life nerds, you are not going to change the smart mine of a mac user to use some shitty os that use breaks down all the damn time (windows). why would some one in their right mind use a system like that? because you have faster hardware, what is 20% faster even if it is there is no need for it unless you are a 3d animator. i also do not give a shit what you say if you try going into photoshop saying it is faster on the pc, some cases it is but for the most part the things the common graphic user uses the mac bets the hell out of the pc. and the human eye can�t tell the difference between 130fps on a game to 200fps a second so fuck it. the mac os is a better system that is what the mac users end statement is. we have by far the most stable user system. if you have a program you use that the mac does not have then you win but we have all the programs the common pc user needs and ours is most of the time better. so i have no idea what you are bitching about. not only that at least apple listens to its users when we want something to be different in our system. windows you get what gates tells you, that is that. so keep on using m$ shit. yes you can talk shit to me but remember i am getting laid by a hot chick tonight and you are going to be jo'ing to the internet porn.
by the way the os x is $58.00 it is only $150.oo if you are a dumb ass and go to apple to buy it. over course that are going to charge high for it. because they are still making money off of the people that but it from other venders. how much for a windows system 2-3 hundred. you guys are such morons. man i guess if couldn't have sex and i was 45. i would be on here also. but mostly you guys are 13 right? – by clause is a idiot
|ha ha ha (1:20am est tue aug 27 2002)
no shit these guys, warplex, ziwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi, clause, topher are so gay it is sad, they are in every room bitching like little girls. then go into the mac rooms and try to talk shit. they have no point. woo apple wants to charge for their system. who the hell cares don�t buy it, you are the one missing out on perfection if you don�t, and why not give apple money so this so called hardware that you people says sucks will get better. man i can�t believe how many people on here are little babies. you always have to mess up a good room.
well clause is an idiot, you are funny, lordross you are funny also. i remember you from before, man you piss off so many people it is great :) keep it up.
i cant believe how pc people get so defensive while us mac users are just sitting here telling the truth all nice and easy and you pc people just start crying because you can�t take a simple reply to your shit you started. well i am going to kill my self because i can�t believe there are dumbass� out there like you guys.
hey i just got the dual 867mhz also, it is so fast. i gave my pc to my collage.


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Beryl Margaret Bainbridge was my favourite English language writer from the second half of the Twentieth Century. Although the great and the good (The Times greatest British writers since 1945) have her at number twenty-six behind such luminaries as Muriel Spark, Martin Amis and Penelope Fitzgerald. Ah well, so much for the great and the good.
Her creative period extends from 1967 to 2005 and includes eighteen novels, four non-fiction books, and two collections of short stories.


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Join Clayton and our partners at Children's Hospital Colorado and Colorado Children's Campaign for the 9th annual Speak Up For Kids!
Speak Up attendees are new and emerging advocates from across Colorado who want to learn more about issues impacting children and families, as well as new strategies and tools for advocating in the community.
Registration is free, but space is limited.
Are you a previous Speak Up For Kids attendee interested in taking on a leadership role at this year's event? Consider registering as an Advocacy Coach! Speak Up For Kids Advocacy Coaches support a small group of attendees as they visit the Capitol and connect with their local legislators. Advocacy Coaches can participate in a brief training prior to the event where Speak Up coordinators will provide guidance and answer questions about the Advocacy Coach role. Sound like a good fit for you? Click here to register as an Advocacy Coach at Speak Up For Kids 2020.


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Section Conditional Logic
When building forms, you may have situations where you'd like multiple fields to show or hide based on the answer to one field. Instead of setting up a conditional logic rule on each field individually, you can save some time by grouping all of the fields into a section and then applying the logic rule to the section.
For example, when building an order form with multiple payment options, you'd want all of the credit card fields to display when the payment method selected is 'Credit Card'.
So, first place all the credit card-related fields into a section on your form.
Next, click on the section header, then click the chevron next to Logic section settings. From here, click the + Add Rule button.
Then, add a logic rule based on the 'Payment Method' field to show the section when the 'Credit Card' option is chosen.
And you're all set. You've successfully applied logic to multiple fields at once!
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I just got some great news.
I came across a great publication the other day, Deep South Magazine, and on a whim I submitted the poem that I first published here a few months ago. Deep South Magazine is really focused on Southern culture and since I pride myself as both a Southerner and a Southern writer the magazine is especially interesting to me.
The editor contacted me this morning to let me know that they would be publishing the poem in an issue this summer, which is especially appropriate since Winter In Louisiana is really about our lack of winter.
That motivates me to go ahead and work on the collection of poems, Always the Heat, that I started.
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Inspiration – Hilary Duff
On our second day in the mountains I wore this outfit in the morning for breakfast around the fireplace with the family. After we ate we decided to head out for another day of hiking. I swapped the boots for Converse and since the weather had warmed up, I left the scarf at home. (Pix below.)
- Ankle bootie "Franell" in mushroom – Vince Camuto
- (below) Grey Chuck Taylor – Converse
- Cream infinity scarf – H&M
- Fitbit Alta metal band – Amazon
- Fitbit Alta
Vacation Photos from day 2:
We found a great little rocky bend in the Cullasaja River where we spent a few hours climbing on rocks, looking for fish, throwing stones into the water and eating a picnic lunch. Skylar looooved climbing the rocks but wasn't steady enough herself to get very far with out help.
Throwing rocks into the river was her favorite activity of the whole trip. "I frow! I frow!"
We launched lots of stick/leaf 'boats' into the water.
Mommy & nugget picnic lunch on a sunny rock.
We also did an easy hike to a lookout called Jone's Knob. It had a crazy long windy gravel road to access the parking lot but once you arrived it was a pretty easy hike to amazing views. Nugget was super happy in the backpack after we found a wild apple tree. She worked on eating that apple for a good hour.


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2018 Australian Open: Holes To Watch
The Australian Open and The Lakes Golf Club
Genesis. Experience uncommon luxury at the Australian Open.
Australian Open Moments: The History of The Lakes Golf Club
Australian Open Moments of the 21st Century: 2013-2017
Australian Open Moments of the 21st Century: 2007-2012
Australia's most important golf championship will again be played at The Lakes in Sydney this November and promises, as always, to be a compelling four days of golf. In part two of our look back at the first 18 years of the 21st century we kick off with a fitting victory by one of the game's elder statesmen.
Australian Open Moments of the 21st Century: 2000-2006
Genesis Getting Ready for 2018 Australian Open
Genesis excited to welcome 'Sunday specialist' Cameron Davis back to Australian Open
2018 ISPS HANDA Women's Australian Open Recap
The emergence of a new star, the keys to a new car, and an Australian young gun officially announces herself as a world-class contender. The 2018 ISPS Handa Women's Australian Open had a little bit of everything as the tournament showed once again that a move to the City of Churches three years ago has taken it to a whole new level.


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Candidates should notify in writing to the Centre for Graduate Study UNIMAS at least three (3) months before they intend to submit their thesis using the notification form; Notice For Submission of Thesis - Form 5NS (download form from www.postgraduate.unimas).
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Candidates are advisable and encouraged of using the editorial service as to check their words and sentences structure before the thesis is sent for examination. Supervisors are not responsible on editing the theses. Students should refer for language expertise for the accuracy of translation and terminology. Theses that are reasonably free of errors will be accepted for examination.
Student's thesis should undergo the plagiarism screening process using 'Turn It In' software. The software will generate the percentage of similarity.
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Harben Vale Pick Your Own Cherries
Harben Vale "Pick Your Own" Cherries is located in the beautiful Adelaide Hills, just 25minutes from the centre of Adelaide using the South Eastern Freeway. We are only minutes from Hahndorf and are close to many local well known wineries. Harben Vale offers the opportunity to experience the joy of visiting our cherry orchard, seeing the delicious ripe cherries hanging on the tree and picking some of those cherries to take away with you. We are open on selected weekdays and weekends during the November/ December/ January period and you are encouraged to ring before coming to check whether we are open. Come and visit the beautiful and tranquil Adelaide Hills and get this unique farm experience. All details and directions are on the latest version of the South Australian Cherry Map at Cherries SA website.
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Bedford Park Signs You can put as much or as little information on your signage as suits you. These panels are 420 x 595 mm with a Digitally printed Decal applied to the face. Our printing is all done with UV Resistant inks and all materials are weather resistant and only of the best quality.
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Restaurants & Bars in the Steigenberger Grandhotel & Spa
Treat yourself to good food and great times at our five restaurants and bars. Depending on the restaurant, we serve regional and Thai cuisine, delicious bistro snacks, healthy delicacies and homemade cakes. Book your breakfast and meals together with your overnight stay to receive a discount and additional benefits.
Restaurant Lilienthal Usedom
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The brigarde de cuisine is available for you until 9.30 p.m.
Sleep in and still enjoy an opulent breakfast at Restaurant Usedom. The elegant interior is designed in the characteristic Baltic Sea resort style for a particularly sophisticated atmosphere. If you would rather breakfast outside in the summer, you can sit out on our large sun terrace.
For dinner, we serve changing two- or four-course meals, interspersed with the occasional lavish buffet. Our menus focus on regional and seasonal products that make our traditionally and regionally inspired fare irresistible.
Seaside Thai Cuisine
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Seasonal variations are possible.
Winter break from January 6th to February 11th, 2020
We invite you to a culinary journey to Thailand and look forward to treat you in the exclusive and modern ambience of our restaurant with delicate Thai cuisine.
Choosen with an extraordinary diligence, our cooks prepare the recipes of the Thai cuisine with love for their own roots. Get yourself enchanted from the variety of different flavours, vegetarian specialties as well as fish and meat dishes.
Bistro & Bar Waterfront
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Bistro & Bar Waterfront is a popular meeting place for islanders and vacationers. Enjoy fresh bistro meals and homemade pastry at our maritime promenade bistro. The large, bright interior is reminiscent of a seaside villa for the ultimate vacation feeling. Relax on large beach chairs and cushions on the terrace surrounded by lush greenery. In the summer, we have barbecues with grilled specialties and a friendly, casual atmosphere. Stop in at our ice cream stand for sweet treats between meals.
The extensive menu of Bistro & Bar Waterfront offers delicious fish dishes and other delicacies. Our extensive beverage menu is certain to inspire you.
Delbrück Bar & Lounge
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The comfortable Delbrück Bar & Lounge is a lively café with fresh cakes from our patisserie. Soak up the summer sun on the terrace or warm up on a cool day by the fireplace in the adjoining library. In the evening, Delbrück Bar & Lounge transforms into a chic piano bar with an extensive selection of wines, liquors and cocktails. Cigar aficionados can smoke in style in the separate Davidoff Smoker Lounge.
Delbrück Bar & Lounge offers fresh treats as the perfect accompaniment to a Störtebeker Pilsener or a glass of wine. You are guaranteed to find your favorite drink among all our spirits.
Spa Bistro Hiiumaa
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After visiting the spa, drop in at Spa Bistro Hiiumaa to continue your relaxation program. Choose among vegan and vegetarian treats as well as light meat and fish dishes and make yourself at home inside or on the lounge furniture on our sun terrace.
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Travel around the world with international wines and ports at our elegant wine salon. We serve homemade gourmet food to suitably complement them. The wine salon offers a relaxed setting for private parties for up to 10 people.


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Cold Rolled Steel Stamping Capabilities
With over twenty years of experience, Prototype & Short-Run Services is an industry leader in precision cold rolled steel stampings. We deliver high quality, high precision stamped parts that match our customers' unique requirements. Specializing in both production and prototype manufacturing, we provide complete-to-print parts in quantities from one to the tens of thousands.
Because we are a full-service metal stamping job shop, we can handle your cold rolled steel stamping project from start to finish. Design and engineering assistance are available, as needed, to make manufacturing your parts as efficient and cost-effective as possible. We also offer metal finishing services, including heat treating, deburring, and more.
Deep Drawn Cold Rolled Steel
Manufacturing deep drawn parts is a multi-step process. First, sheet steel is "blanked," or cut into round or shaped flats. These flats are then fed into one of our mechanical stamping presses, where hydraulically-powered punches press the material into a series of progressive dies specially made to produce your unique part. As the flats move through the die sequence, they are gradually formed into the final part shape. Our deep drawn stamping processes result in seamless, one-piece parts.
Any holes your design may require are punched into the parts after drawing, and any excess material is trimmed away.
Because it is a "cold working" process, deep drawing automatically work-hardens the material. As the steel blanks are formed and stretched into their final shape, the grain structure of the metal is altered. Cold rolled steel has already been strengthened by the cold rolling process, but the end result of deep drawing this material is steel parts with even greater physical strength.
With our stamping expertise, we can produce deep drawn cold rolled steel parts with exceptional precision and perfect repeatability, no matter how simple or intricate the designs. More complex designs generally require more steps/dies in the drawing process—at Prototype & Short-Run Services, we can produce intricate parts and components with the same speed and accuracy as more basic designs.
Characteristics of Cold Rolled Steel
Cold rolled steel is a type of steel that has been rolled or pressed into a thin-gauge sheet. The cold rolling process increases the strength of the material through strain hardening. Cold rolling can boost the strength of steel by as much as 20 percent or more, depending on the specifics of the process and the quality of the material.
Cold rolled steel exhibits many of the characteristics of untreated steel; It is lighter than standard steel but offers the same strength and stiffness. Cold rolled steel can be tempered during manufacturing to meet one of five standard hardness ratings, from Hard to Dead Soft; custom tempers can also be created. This material is less ductile than hot rolled steel, but its ductility can be partially restored through annealing or other heat treating processes.
In general, cold rolled steel is a soft gray color and has a smooth finish. A variety of surface treatments can be applied, including painting, plating, and specialty coatings.
Benefits of Working with Cold Rolled Steel
Cold rolled steel is used in a wide range of applications. It provides a favorable strength-to-weight ratio and excellent durability, making it ideal for parts and components used in building construction, automobile manufacturing, appliances, and more. It is easily workable via deep drawn stamping, making it easy to produce complex shapes with high precision.


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Sustainable Learning can put together a custom program for your school or organization. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in Brooklyn, NY that specializes in environmental leadership pre-college and study abroad programs for high school students. Our expertise and resources are unique in the experiential education fields.
If you're a teacher, administrator, director, or educator looking to develop an international travel program involving sustainability, you've found your partner in Sustainable Learning. We work with both in-bound and out-bound groups.
This webpage will give you a sample of what's possible. We encourage you to contact us to learn more.
Overview of Programs for Schools
We call our open enrollment summer programs "Sustainable Summer." The itineraries and curricula listed under the Summer Programs for students section of this website can be adapted to your group or school's particular needs and interests.
We can put together a program as short as 9 days to as long as a semester. The curricular segments that we've developed for our open enrollment programs can be connected, extended, contracted, or removed altogether depending on your desired learning outcomes and available time. We can generally structure each program around a specific sustainability theme or issue, such as renewable energy or food and agriculture.
There are four core principles that we use as the foundation of our curriculum:
- Sustainability Immersion Experience: Deep engagement in the subject and practice of sustainability
- Active Learning: Hands-on, collaborative, and participatory applications of concepts
- Leadership development: Communication, critical reflection, action planning, and more
- Environmental Study: An interdisciplinary study of human interaction with the environment
Sample Programs
- a 9-day spring break program focused on sustainable development in the Amazon looking at micro-lending projects, micro-hydro, and agricultural collectives
- a 12-day environmental leadership workshop in NYC or at Dartmouth College
- a 9-day winter break program on ecology and conservation in the Galapagos Islands
- a 3-week summer program on permaculture, natural building, and renewable energy in Costa Rica
- a 4-week summer program on organic farming and sustainable agriculture in mainland Ecuador and ecology in the Galapagos
- a 8 to 10-week semester-length program covering a range of sustainability issues in a variety of regions
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I visited Ulta for the first time & I am in love. This place is an explosion of girly girl awesomeness. The only thing keeping this makeup/hair/skin care/beauty store from being my heaven is the expenses that go along with wanting to buy everything. They even have THE cutest hair curlers & straighteners! Luckily, a very good & old friend of mine (I'm talkin' friends since pre-kindergarten old) got me an Ulta gift card for my birthday, so I went a little crazy. Check out my beautiful new nail polish colors!From left to right they are called (get ready for this):
"You belong to me"
"Movie Star"
"Walk of Fame" - the one on my fingers. I dig this name.
"Mellow Yellow"
I also picked out some neutrogena foundation, sea salt texturizing spray & shine-ifying hair spray that allowed me to do this with my hair:
Thanks, Katie, for being an awesome friend & for introducing me to this wonderful store!


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Friday, May 2, 2014
SUPERPUSSY TOUR!! - or PUSSY SUCKER? either way.. Hail Jesus!
HEY Y'ALL YOU GOTTA HEAR THIS!! In honor of the upcoming NASHVILLE PUSSY/SUPERSUCKERS TOUR, slingingpigradio is having a SUPERPUSSY month! And it's already started. YOU GOTTA HEAR THIS!! We are not only playing tons and tons of tunes by both these great bands, but also some timeless inspirational rockers from our heroes and peers like Motorhead, Montrose, Danko Jones, Zeke, Thin Lizzy, ZZ Top, Gary Glitter, Link Wray, Black Sabbath. It's a literal "Who's Who Of Who's Great"!! It's the ultimate rock n' roll playlist and the best format we've had here yet at slingingpigradio.com. YOU GOTTA HEAR THIS!! So check it out. It's free!! HAIL JESUS!!! We just received a box of the previously sold out cd THE KENTUCKY BRIDGEBURNERS HAIL JESUS!! Get one while you can at the Rare Shit Store at nashvillepussy.com And if you order one before May 19 I will personally autograph it. You can also buy them and other classic super rare Pussy memorabilia (singles, posters, CDs) at all the Nashville Pussy shows. Sorry if this sounds like a commercial, but I'm very, very proud of HAIL JESUS and I think everyone in the world should own a copy. WE NEED A FAVOR FROM OUR FANS EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL!! in the SOUTHEAST Region Thanks Ruyter! Slinging Pig Radio and it's full of drinking, cussing and rocking. And in the immortal words of Bill Cosby "if you're not careful you just might learn something". Actually I had originally thought that I made that quote up. But as I just wrote those words I remembered that was the opening introduction each week for FAT ALBERT. That means it's time to get back to writing some Hammer tunes. SEE YOU NEXT WEEK KIDS!!! Blaine Cartwright PS Dont forget to go to Facebook and DIG THE PIG!!
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Dear NE Portland Tire Slasher,
You have been busy slashing tires in my neighborhood since May. Hundreds of tires, 50 to 60 a week. Last week you got my neighbor's Subaru.
Those are pretty impressive numbers. I hear you use a contraption that leaves holes that people don't notice right away. Clever.
Slashing all those tires… you're obviously a pretty efficient, organized and what with this contraption you're using… innovative too.
But I have a hunch about you.
I think that when the stork dropped you, you started out a sensitive soul with a lot of big ideas.
You, Tire Slasher, have been on the receiving end of so much shit — abuse, verbal and physical. You've been called stupid, ugly, weak, fucked up, crazy, inept. Since you can remember.
So you learned to turn all that shit inside out. You learned to dish it. On the sly.
You judged before you could be judged.
You hit before you could get hit.
You found a way to get back at "them" when they weren't looking.
It's a kind of shield – as long as you dish shit nobody bothers with you.
You live in the neighborhood. You see them driving their cars. They don't create or innovate. They're too busy paying for those cars.
So you get to it. At night. While they're asleep. You serve them up a happy surprise in the morning.
But here's the thing…
Your handiwork is no substitute for the thing you've always really wanted to do but forgotten about – create.
Destroying tires – no matter how many and how fast and with whatever contraption – will always be easier than making things.
[pullquote]Destroying tires – no matter how many and how fast and with whatever contraption – will always be easier than making things.[/pullquote]
You're doing the easy – and chicken shit–thing by preying on tires and the people who own them.
When you destroy, you give in to all those years of shit. Every tire you puncture is another confirmation that you can't actually do what you really always wanted…
To build, construct, engineer, mold and shape, to put something into the world that came from you — never heard, seen, felt or experienced before.
You put "them" in charge of your fate – the ones who never believed in you, never gave you a chance, shot you down, pushed you around, crushed you with fists and words.
You are fighting the wrong enemy Tire Slasher. Your enemy is not the people of NE Portland who are too busy paying for their cars to build, construct, engineer, mold and shape.
You need to fight the ones who crushed you before you could ever believe in yourself. You have to fight them by proving them wrong.
You have something to contribute.
Create it.
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Frustrated by years of what you perceive as not getting approval, you turn on others by disapproving of them first. You tend to be quick to criticize or judge other people. Unlike the chameleon or the performer, you would be more likely reject what you think to be the opinions or expectations of other people through your words, actions or appearance. You may feel jealous of the people who get approval and might even try to bond with others by attempting to minimize these people in some way by gossiping about them or even bullying them. Like most other approval addicts, you are so externally focused that you have no clear sense of your own identity.
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AAA recently announced its new Inspector's Best Of Housekeeping award for hotels that set the highest bar for cleanliness. This new award recognizes those properties that go beyond the standard for AAA diamond ratings. So which cities have the cleanest hotels? The list might surprise you:
- New York City (161 hotels)
- Houston, Texas (90 hotels)
- Washington, DC (78 hotels)
- Orlando, Florida (69 hotels)
- Charlotte, North Carolina (68 hotels)
- Austin, Texas (63 hotels)
- Nashville, Tennessee (61 hotels)
- San Diego, California (60 hotels)
- Anaheim, California (50 hotels)
- San Antonio, Texas (49 hotels)
If you're not one of AAA's professionally trained hotel inspectors, what should you be looking for when you check in to get an idea about the level of cleanliness at a property?
Reneta McCarthy, a senior lecturer at Cornell's School of Hotel Administration, spoke with TPG about some of the key points and tips for travelers for their next stay.
McCarthy said that while something might look clean it's impossible to know for sure how well something was cleaned. She did say there are clues that you can look for to get an idea of how much time and effort went into getting your room ready for you though:
- Is the room free of dust and hair?
- Are the bathroom amenities arranged?
- Are the bathroom amenities new?
- Is the room organized and tidy?
- Is the bed well made?
McCarthy points out that if your housekeeper didn't take the time to do these simple things well, then there's a good chance they were less than thorough with cleaning and disinfecting your room.
"Most housekeepers take their job seriously, and do a great job," McCarthy told TPG. However, she pointed out that the latest figure she heard was that there are around one million open jobs in the hospitality industry. The sector is currently experiencing a labor shortage and with housekeepers needing to clean 10 or more rooms each day in a typical hotel, there is a chance things are going to be missed.
If you're really worried you can use those same disinfecting wipes you have in your bag for the plane to wipe down surfaces you might be concerned about in your hotel room, like door handles or the TV remote.
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As some of you are aware, and many of you are not, I have been without a car for upwards of 7 months. That's not to say my 'household' has been without a car, but we've gone from a two car household to a one car household. This was not a conscious choice, and we're still anxiously awaiting the repair of said car.
When this vehicular challange began in June of last year, I wasn't too fussed – I ride to work most days anyway, Calgary sees little precipitation in the summer and I thought it would be good for me. As the days grew shorter, the light waned and the mercury dropped, I became a little apprehensive, but not alarmed. I had braved a Canadian winter before and would do it again – Though admittedly with the safety net of a car whenever I deemed it necessary – I would have no such luxuries this winter.
Looking back on the last 6 months, there are three main things that strike me:
The first was how easy it was.
The only real concession I needed to make as a regular commuter was that when I was really fatigued or the weather was lousy I just needed to suck it up – no other options were available. But really, getting on the bike day in day out wasn't that big a deal, and usually regardless of how slothlike I felt, or how bad the weather, after 5 minutes on the bike I felt better.
The second was how much it affected my wife's life.
By no means am I insinuating that I rode every single day for 6 months, there were times in the deep of winter when riding was just not the smart option – If I was to get a flat things could've been not so awesome. When those days came round I would batt my eyes lovingly at my beautiful bride and beg and plead for a ride. Luckily for me she was almost always more than accommodating. When winter was at it's worst though, she drove me for almost 2 weeks straight – A busy gal in her own right, this took it's toll on her ability to make her morning swims and hit the gym after work. Though there was the odd time she dropped me off at work before her swim (around 6am) – I will admit that I couldn't will my body up that early very often.
The third was how much if affected my training/racing.
Though my commute is by no means gruelling, it's no walk in the park either, this had two main impacts to my training. The first was the fatigue factor – Because of my seeming inability to travel at anything less that full throttle as the days and weeks progressed I found my legs a little less than 'fresh' on most occasions. The second was that not having a vehicle made it difficult to get to races on the weekend (I'd need to coordinate car usage with my wife) and made it next to impossible during the week (which made my attendance at the mid-season crits and late-season cross races next to nil). Especially as January draws to a close I'm finding myself behind on where I'd like to be training-wise. After commuting hour and half on the bike every day it's tough to stay mentally tough enough to hop on the trainer and pound out some intervals. I'd like to be hitting some spin sessions with my club, but I'm usually not able to get a car in time.
Is there a lesson to be learned here?
Serious racers don't commute? Ken likes to whine about not having a car? A hint of both, perhaps, but I think something grander can be gleaned. It's all about being smart with the cards you're dealt. Because I'm unable to attend a lot of group events it's just forced me to become more disciplined with my own training – Oftentimes it's easier said than done, since I'm sure as anybody will tell you, it's always a lot easier staying motivated and pushing yourself when you're with friends. I guess everybody has their challenges, I should just count myself lucky that my challenges involve me riding… Just perhaps not in the way that best benefits my training.
There are definitely worse situations I can imagine ;-)


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Two heavy-weights of the EDFL square off in an enthralling battle in the lead-up to the 2015 Finals Series.
Aberfeldie vs Keilor
For decades Aberfeldie and Keilor have faced off in many classic encounters. Aberfeldie Captain Josh Cubillo knows all about the feeling between the two clubs.
"One of the first things you learn about when you come to Aberfeldie is the fierce rivalry between us and Keilor."
This clash had special signifigance for Brock McLean who represented both Aberfeldie and Keilor as a junior player.
"It ignites passion. It ignites fire in the belly."
Top of the Table Clash
Top of the table Aberfeldie have gone through the season undefeated, whilst third placed Keilor are on fire with eight consecutive wins.
Former Collingwood Premiership player and now Keilor coach Mick McGuane has a lot of respect for the opposition. He also knows all too well that it is performing finals time that matters most.
"The intensity of the game will be pretty fierce," said McGuane.
"We understand that we're coming up against an outstanding footy team. They haven't lost a game until this point of the year. But as we always say, you don't win Premierships by Round 17."
Match Day
It's a big day at Clifton Park with a number of AFL names in action, including former Melbourne and Carlton star Brock Mclean, former bomber Kyle Reimers, and Tiger Angus Graham.
With a passionate crowd of both Aberfeldie and Keilor fans at Clifton Park, the stage is set for another classic clash – Aberfeldie vs Keilor.
Additional Information
Episode Length: 5:08 minutes
Sport: Australian Rules Football
League: Essendon District Football League
Producer: Michael Lynch
Executive Producer: Edris Toussaint
Production Company: More Than A Game Productions
Published on August 26, 2015


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"No loopholes"
"If you go back, you can see Wayne LaPierre, who runs the NRA, testifying in front of Congress in favor of background checks 15 or 20 years ago."
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on Tuesday, August 13th, 2019
'No loopholes anywhere for anyone'
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Moving downtown
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on Sunday, September 11th, 2011
Been there since 1970
"There is already a mosque four blocks away."
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on Thursday, August 26th, 2010
Being a suspected terrorist not an automatic disqualifier for gun purchases
"We can prevent terror suspects from boarding an airplane, but the FBI doesn't have the power to block them from buying dynamite or an AK-47."
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Women often don't experience the "classic chest pain/pressure" that men feel when having a heart attack. This video does a great job at describing some of those "vague symptoms."
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As a 58 yo woman with no history or family history of heart disease, I never thought I would have to worry about a heart attack. I was very wrong. I just felt like I had very bad indigestion for 3 days. Dr. Said if I had gone to sleep one more night I wouldn't have woken up again. You just never know. Mine was 100% stress related. My cholesterol is literally very low @ 81and an angioplasty showed no blockages. I had pain in the back of both arms between my shoulders and elbows for about an hour second day into it. First 2 days while walking in the house I immediately found myself vomiting while walking. No feeling sick at all, no warning at all. Got dizzy while driving on day 3 so stopped into docs office. It saved my life. I always get an annual physical so I do try to take care of myself. If something is going on that is different, not necessarily painful, just get it checked out. Please take care of yourself!
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FC: I hope all your birthday dreams and wishes come true!
1: Happy Birthday | My favorite birthday party was a spider man birthday and I had spider man cake and I had pizza at Chuck E Cheese. We played a lot of fun games. We bounced in the bouncy houses.
3: Let the Celebration begin!
4: The Birthday Boy
5: Make A Wish!
6: This was a party to remember! Friends, cake, games and lets not forget the best part, lots and lots of presents!
7: Party Time!
8: Best day ever: (January 28th)
12: Born to Party!
13: Hope you have the greatest Birthday ever!
14: It's time to cut the cake, make a wish and open presents!
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On Sunday while I was out in Idaho we went to my Aunt Cheryls for a pot luck dinner. This was not everyone. My Aunt Janell, and Uncle Kent were there. Cousins Hope, Bryon, and Whitney were also there. Aunt Doris was there and Aunt Gaylene and Uncle James too. I think pretty much every one else is in the pictures. Sorry if I missed someone. We were lucky because it was kind of a rainy day. We had our dinner, then we hung out by the fire for awhile. . . .then a storm snuck up on us really fast and we all went inside. It was so fun to get together with everyone and catch up. I wish I lived closer so I could keep up with everyone. We need to plan more family get togethers when we come home!
Gill, Aunt Cheryl, Uncle Bill, Chelsea, Me, Kayla, Jill
Front---Rebecca, Boston, and Terry
We roasted marshmallows and just hung out around the fire!
Everyone LOVEd miss Kayla! She was such a sweet heart!
Everyone LOVEd miss Kayla! She was such a sweet heart!


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If you're like me, holidays have a way of sneaking up on you: Memorial Day?! Wasn't it just Halloween?!
Then comes the horrible realization that you have to throw together some kind of celebration involving food at the last minute. Food that you have to prepare, most likely, because it's too late to call ahead and order a platter of anything.
Don't stress if you find yourself in that unprepared position this weekend. Memorial Day is the easiest holiday to fudge, since no one expects cookies baked from scratch or turkey and stuffing. Here are a few super easy ideas that will make it look as if you actually planned ahead.
Ready? Here we go...
- Empty a bag of blue corn tortilla chips on to a large round tray. In the center, put two bowls, one filled with sour cream, the other with salsa. Tada! Red, white and blue nachos.
- Pick up a package of frozen mini-sliders and some fancy red, white and blue toothpicks to stick through the buns. Presto, instant barbecue!
- Baked beans come in a can, did you know that? And yet if you pour them into a casserole dish and heat them up, it looks like you cooked something. Shhh. Don't tell anybody.
And now, a "real" recipe:
Stars and Stripes Cake
- Container of blueberries
- Container of strawberries
- 1 Pound cake
- Whipped Cream
- Wash the berries and pat them dry.
- Slice the pound cake into three layers.
- Cover the bottom layer with whipped cream, blueberries, and strawberries.
- Stack with the second layer of cake and repeat.
- Place the third layer of cake on the top.
Hint: Make this cake as close to dessert time as possible, and keep it refrigerated so the whipped cream doesn't melt.
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Susaye and Ray were lovers when she was a Raelette, from 1968 to 1975. After that she became part of The Supremes.
After The Supremes disbanded in 1977, Scherrie Payne and Susaye Greene released their debut album, Partners.
Guest vocals: "The Great Ray Charles As The Luvbug". Susaye wrote the tune. Ray hardly sang on it, but created a funky 'voice bed' for Susaye's melody.


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Foxtel Whiff Whiff Farting Dog
Here's a light hearted ad for Foxtel Showtime put together in 1999. A French family find going out with their flatulent dog is a problem. In what could be inspired by Walter the Farting Dog, the book by William Katzwinkle and Glen Murray, a dog drives its polite family round the bend. It happens in the lift, in the car, and even at the movies, at home. It's not the box. It's the box office. The use of Citroen is inspired – the car itself appears to let loose during the emergency evacuation. Or perhaps it's been holding its breath.
The spot was developed at Saatchi & Saatchi Australia, Sydney, by creative director Michael Newman, copywriters Craig Rosenthal and Jay Furby, art director Jonathan Teo.
Filming was shot by director David Gaddie via The Sweetshop.
Filed under: Commercials, Foxtel
Tagged: Craig Rosenthal, David Gaddie, Jay Furby, Jonathan Teo, Michael Newman, Saatchi & Saatchi, Saatchi & Saatchi Australia, The Sweet Shop
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About GCFScape - NemPosted: Jan 2nd, 2004 - 4:16:14 pm
GCFScape is an explorer like utility that enables users to browse Half-Life packages and extract their contents. GCFScape supports .bsp, .gcf, .ncf, .pak, .sga, .vpk, .wad and .xzp packages and runs independently of Steam.Screenshots:
- Supports .bsp, .gcf, .ncf, .pak, .sga, .vpk, .wad and .xzp packages.
- Explorer like interface for viewing package contents.
- Extract any file or folder within a package.
- Shell execute (preview) any file within a package.
- Validate any file or folder within a package.
- Defragment .gcf files.
- Search for files within a package.
- Configurable columns.
- Recent package menu.
- 100% Free.
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1. kbro16Posted: Feb 8th, 2004 - 4:44:36 pm
what does not found in block entries mean and when i run steam that pos corrupt file thing runs and when i try to paly cs in steam a black screen comes up and i have to restart my pos comp u know watsup
2. NemPosted: Feb 8th, 2004 - 6:27:37 pm
It means that the file exists in the directory for the GCF file but Steam hasn't yet downloaded it.
3. STiKPosted: May 11th, 2004 - 2:28:14 pm
Hey how come u can't delete files in side GCF files is that gonna be inside the next GCFscape
4. NemPosted: May 12th, 2004 - 9:24:48 pm
Probably not.
GCF files are quite complex and while enough is known about them to be able to extract them there is not enough known to be able to modify them. This would probably require some documentation from Valve.
5. egostarModified: May 15th, 2004 - 5:52:57 pm
... hope this doesnt leave me sounding like an idiot... but...
i was killing some time today and i came across something that might peak your interest. I ran AnalogX's TextScan on steam.exe and among the long stream of nothingness that came out was a version number and copyright info ( here it is: deflate 1.1.4 Copyright 1995-2002 Jean-loup Gailly ). wondering what steam was doing with non-valve software i did a quick google search and this page poped up. interestingly, from what i gather zlib is a data compression library. While i neither have the time or the expertise to flush out its connection to steam, i was hopeing that it might become useful to your research on the .gcf format. good luck and keep up the great work nem.
6. NemPosted: May 17th, 2004 - 5:11:10 pm
Thanks for the info; I don't think that it has anything to do with the GCF files though because they aren't compressed, they are encrypted. (And yes, ZLIB is a well known decompression library.)
7. warbanModified: Aug 30th, 2004 - 5:31:42 am
Major Possible bug.
Currently the hl2 "base source shared materials.gcf"is not being opened and comming up with an error for some people. (failed to map error)
i was getting the error untill i found out that my deskbar program "object dock".
was stoping gfc from opening while it was running
when i closed it it opened fine.
Possible bug?
8. scorpPosted: Sep 2nd, 2004 - 11:49:30 pm
hi nem firstly thanx for the program and i have a question for you(or other users if they know)i downloaded and ran your program.
i extracted the dod 1,3 into my hl directory.i entered the hl and clicked custom game.there was a dod bar.i clicked activate.but nothing happened. i cant activate it and hl shows its size 0mb but its almost 650mb.pls help me i want to play this game!!
9. BluefangPosted: Sep 3rd, 2004 - 1:44:11 pm
you have to run DOD from the 'Play Games' menu in steam
(notice that one of the games is DOD)
you don't have to extract anything.
10. scorpPosted: Sep 4th, 2004 - 1:48:21 am
but i can't see the dod icon in play games section(i downloaded the stem with dod. There is a game cache file for dod in steamapps folder)
11. NemPosted: Sep 4th, 2004 - 8:31:42 am
Maybe ask in the offical Steam forums?
12. ninPosted: Nov 2nd, 2004 - 10:40:57 am
Uhm, nem. I have a question. It maybe just because im a newb, but I cant seem to get the program to run, nomatter what i do. I installed the ms NET framework as supposed, but when i launch GCFScape, i get these errors:
I have posted on the official forums to, but nobody seems to have an answer for me. So maybe you do... I have reinstalled MANY times now. But i do not know what i am doing wrong.
Plz, help me.....
13. ninPosted: Nov 2nd, 2004 - 10:43:31 am
hehe, ups. Sorry the first one is in danish. It says:
The procedure point strrchr was not found in the DLL-Library MSVCR71.dll
14. BluefangModified: Nov 2nd, 2004 - 1:19:54 pm
look at the second error. the title is '.NET initialization error'
that most likely means that you install of the .NET framework is corrupt or improperly installed.
go to Windows Update to get the most recent patch
what Steam game package do you own?
15. NemPosted: Nov 3rd, 2004 - 4:10:55 pm
Yep, it looks like a .net installation problem to me. You might want to scan your computer for viruses/adware to make sure nothing is interfering with it. Also, what version of the .net framework are you using?
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Over You Lyrics
Artist: Hazel O'Connor
Album: To Be Freed
Hazel O`Connor - A. Karner
Did you think it's easy to leave me
I dare you baby you try
'cause if that's your fun, this game of hit and run
I ain't gonna waste my life crying
Over you, over you
I ain't gonna waste my life
crying over you
Well my mamma earth she said, heh I've seen love,
I've seen hate, I've seen anger and pain
and they stripped my body for all that it's worth,
but ain't gonna waste my life crying
Over you, over you
I ain't gonna waste my life
crying over you
The Moral of the story
is she tattered and torn
Hell hath no fury
like a woman scorned
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The first sight of the glacier causes an undeniable feeling of excitement. Slowly we realize that here, at an altitude of almost 2.275 meter, we see the origin of a river that will grow into an enormous water mass that after 815 km eventually will end up in the Mediterranean Sea.
The spectacle here in the Swiss Alps is going on for millions of years and is strengthened by the presence of the ice mass, acting seemingly motionless. But in fact the glacier is moving constantly.
Year after year an ice cave is carved under the glacier. Usually in the middle of May a helicopter with a group of experts lands in the area which is still covered with snow.
For one month they are working on the excavation of the ice tunnel and move about 350.000 kilos of ice. A meticulously job because the tunnel should remain accessible for tourists during the whole summer.
During the annual construction of the ice cave a structure is built of poles and cloths. Shortly before the beginning of the winter the workers pull down the construction completely.
In one of the passages of the ice tunnel wine is resting in barrels.
According to the traditional method this glacier wine must mature on a high altitude.
The constant low temperature limits the oxidation during the maturation process.
Glacier wine is dry and has a slightly bitter taste. Some people compare it with the taste of sherry.
Behind the hairpin curve near Hotel Belvédère is the beginning of the foothpath to the Rhone Glacier. From the location where this picture was taken there used to be a direct view on the glacier for many years. Nowadays only eroded rocks are to be seen because of the pulling back of the ice mass.
Faster and faster melting glaciers
All over the world glaciers are melting faster and faster because of the global warming. The ice masses pull back further and further into the high mountains.
The reporting team of Travelling along Rivers compared the situation of the Rhone Glacier in a time difference of three years. Since the first visit in the autumn of 2010 the glacier lost five metres. The photo left below shows the situation in 2010, on the photo was taken at the same position three years later.
Reseachers of the 'Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale' of Lausanne constructed a 'melting schedule' of the development of the Rhone Glacier since 1874. Using advanced mathematical technology they made predictions about the movements of the glacier up to 2100. The schedule above shows how the ice mass will be virtually gone by that year.
Experts expect serious consequences for the water management. The Swiss Alps contain almost sixty billion of cubic meters of ice. In dry summers they provide drinking water, in wet winters they save water in the form of ice.
The researchers also conclude that the fast melting process will have far-reaching consequences in the long run for rivers, because they will become smaller in size.
The pictures above show the withdrawal of the Pedersen Glacier in Alaska. The photo on the left was made in the summer of 1917, the right one is showing the situation in the summer of 2005. (foto: NASA/JP)