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BIM Engineering Solutions innovate construction processes through the selection of software, implementation and services of advanced BIM technologies.
The mix of engineering delivery, software supply and support, combined with the flexibility to utilize client standard technologies gives BIMES a unique position in the rapidly expanding market for Building Information Model (BIM) solutions.
BIMES believe that using the right technologies is essential in delivering successful service contracts. As such, they have indentified and acquired 'best in class' construction software. However, the depth of experience in the engineering teams, means that all market standard CAD, Estimating and Planning tools and be used in service delivery, thereby guaranteeing that clients receive the solution most appropriate to their needs.


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Founded in 1995, The McDonald Forest Ultramarathon is a beautiful 50 kilometer trail run through Peavy Arboretum and McDonald Forest. Whether you are a seasoned trail runner, or running your first ultra, this run welcomes endurance athletes of all ages and abilities.
When: Saturday May 13, 2017
Where: Start and Finish at Peavy Arboretum [See map]
Learn more about this incredible event by clicking the link below.
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John Kranyak of Las Vegas won more master points (78.7) than anyone else at the Eastern States Regional in Manhattan last month. He had three firsts and one second in four Swiss Team events.
Just behind Kranyak were Jesus Arias (75.37) and Susan Schnelwar (75.17) of New York City, who also had three firsts and one second.
Kranyak liked the diagramed deal in particular.
West passed, of course, and Schnelwar (North) had no immediate way to show a big minor two-suiter with limited high-card content. East opened four spades to put maximum pressure on his opponents; opposite a passed partner, a slam was unlikely.
After two passes, North balanced with four no-trump to show her minors.
Then Kranyak (South), hoping his partner had her high cards in the right places (or a spade void), jumped to six clubs.
West led the diamond ace. Then he was in a quandary. Was South's king an honest card, or from king-doubleton?
After a lot of thought, West continued with a second diamond. Now South could claim. He stated that he would ruff the diamond in his hand, draw the missing trump, discard dummy's spade on his heart ace and establish dummy's diamonds with one ruff.
At the other table, five clubs made exactly, so Kranyak's team gained 13 international match points on the board.
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Youth Detention Camp Therapist Charged for Sex with a Minor
LAKE HUGHES: (VVNG.com)- A former Camp Mendenhall, youth detention camp therapist is ordered to stand trial for sexual misconduct with a 16-year-old juvenile detainee. According to Deputy District Attorney Seth Carmack, 36-year-old, Ana Patricia Moennich faces two felony counts, one contact with minor for sexual offense and oral copulation of a person under 18.She is also facing a misdemeanor count of child molesting. The sexual misconduct occurred on the campgrounds where Moennich worked as a therapist. She is charged with having sexual relations with the juvenile teen who was serving a sentence there. The sexual encounters between the suspect and the victim occurred between April 27, 2013 and November 22, 2013 while he attending therapy sessions.
Moennich pleaded not guilty in a hearing on September 23rd and will be attending a pretrial hearing on November 4th. If convicted as charged she can face up to six years in prison. The case is being investigated by the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.


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Harbour Master
Harbour Masters
Worldwide there are approximately 3,000 merchant ports and the work of the Harbour Master can vary widely from country to country and from port to port even within the same country.
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Past seminar papers are available in the members' section and by application to the EHMC Secretary firstname.lastname@example.com
"(Big) container vessels in North African and European ports"
With ABB's shore connection technology, three Corsica Linea ferries will cut emissions and noise pollution when berthed in the Port of Marseille, France.
Instead of running diesel-fuelled auxiliary engines the ferries Paglia Orba, Jean Nicoli and Pascal Paoli will use electricity for power at the berth. Each of the three vessels is being modified to feature ABB's power compensation device Dynacomp, which allows electricity available from the local grid in Marseille to be stepped down to 11KV in order to take care of ship power needs while in port.
Jean Nicoli is illustrated here with the kind assistance of Corsica Linea / ABB ©.
In the words of Ludovic Amouroux, Project Manager, Corsica Linea: 'ABB shore connection technology enables the type of emissions-free ship power that regulators, ports and local residents increasingly demand. With ABB's proven technology, Paglia Orba, Jean Nicoli and Pascal Paoli will be emissions-free when berthed in Marseille. We estimate we will use between 7MWh and 11 MWh of zero-emission power per call, depending on the vessel.'
Jyri Jusslin, Head of Service, ABB Marine & Ports added: 'Decision-makers in the ferry sector like Corsica Linea continue to lead on zero-emission shore power, proving that existing vessels can significantly reduce environmental impact with technology that is available to shipowners today. We are delighted to offer our turnkey shore connection solution to meet Corsica Linea's shoreside power needs.'
This second volume in the Collecting Maritime Evidence series has a special focus on electronic evidence – what it is, how to preserve and collect it, and how it can be used to understand the circumstances that led to a maritime incident.
While not completely replacing traditional records such as hard-copy logbooks, data from electronic sources such as ECDIS, VDR and AIS is vital for the investigator. Admiralty Judge Mr Justice Teare points out that the great benefit of such evidence is that "electronic or digital records cannot lie or have a faulty or imperfect recollection. They will be the best evidence of what happened."
The book's expert contributors are drawn from a wide range of disciplines. Among the subjects they discuss are the roles of the average adjuster and the mariner lawyer, evidence collection from the P&I perspective and that of the naval architect, and fire, deterioration of agricultural cargoes, machinery failure and surveying.
Introducing the volume, Captain Ian McNaught CVO MNM FNI, Deputy Master of Trinity House, emphasises, "It is imperative that seafarers understand the need for accurate evidence after an accident on board ship." The expert advice contained here and in Volume 1 will enable seafarers to protect themselves and defend their actions through the production of such evidence.
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I Scream, You Scream, We All Scream for Ice Cream/
Did you know that the "I Scream" line is from an old, very un-PC song written in 1927 about college boys in the way far North? Even way back then, ice cream was a hit. Actually, it appears that the ancient Chinese enjoyed "iced cream" fruity concoctions and when the Greeks and Romans and Persians found out about it, they thought it was a grand idea. On the boat, we never have ice cream … the freezer would never keep it frozen. So, when we're on land … you guessed it …an ice cream frenzy ensues. Actually, we feel it's more our duty to try different ice cream flavors and report our conclusions. Someone's gotta do it.
It seems most every country we've visited has ice cream. Depending on the manufacturer, the vendor and his freezer, the ice cream can be very, very good or icy and crystalline with that melted, refrozen kind of taste. Sometimes there's soft-serve. It's okay in a pinch, but definitely not our favorite. There's sugar-free and fat-free, but why bother? We opt for rich, thick, velvety ice cream in flavors to die for.
Many places tout their own regional specialties in the ice cream flavors they manufacture. There's calfate berry in Ushuaia, Argentina and wine-flavored ice creams like Malbec and Syrah in Mendoza, Argentina. Throughout South America, dulce de leche (kind of like caramel) is a major favorite. New Zealand has Hokey-Pokey (vanilla with toffee bits) and Tasmania has pepperberry. Here in New England, maple walnut is a favorite. This is the home of Ben & Jerry's, don't forget. We've tried them all. David's favorite is New York Super Fudge Chunk, followed closely by chocolate almond. My favorite is maple walnut, followed closely by … maple walnut.
We recently read that there's garlic, sweet corn and green pea ice cream flavors and even horsemeat and parakeet. Oh, I think we'd probably pass on those. As much as we like ice cream, horse glacée and parakeet sorbet just lack appeal for some reason. Burger King just introduced their Bacon Sundae. I wonder how it's doing?
We usually opt for cones so we can multi-task … walk and eat ice cream at the same time. I found out that the world's largest ice cream cone was "built" in Gloucester, U.K. A forklift carried the ice cream, which weighed 2,204 pounds (~1000kg), and placed it on top of the cone. The cone stood about 13' (2.7m) tall. Pretty impressive. I doubt we could have eaten it all in one go, but maybe in a few tries.
So … the best ice cream in the world in our humble opinions? Without a doubt … Argentina. Helado artesenal … ice cream in Argentina is an artform. It's rich, creamy and and absolutely luscious. The flavorful tastes are outstanding. Beyond all that, the folks who serve the ice cream are artisans. They have little paddles, not scoops, and they shape the cones with care and flair. They serve the cones with little spoons, so you can daintily eat your cone. (as if!) It's a pleasure to watch them … especially knowing it's YOUR cone they're working on.
Did you know the first ice cream in a walkaway cone was served at the St. Louis World's Fair in 1904? I'm just full of trivia today, huh? It keeps my mind off eating ice cream.


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Went to a fleamarket today with my mother.
I got a pair of salt and pepper shakers,
a crossword book,
a sleeveless top,
a shirt,
two spoons and two forks,
and some poppy seeds and cumin seeds.
salt and pepper shakers:
The salt top is sadly much more worn than the pepper one,
but nothing to do about that.
They are still sweet,
and I have been looking for a pair of shakers.
I am doing well
(did I just write that?)
Been cooking dinner for myself for a couple of days,
have been cleaning up after myself as well.
Both something I usually do not do.
At all.
It has helped though,
that I have had some days without all of the stupid thoughts,
and all that jazz.
Its a rather odd feeling,
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News commentary from Peter Eichstaedt, Thursday, 28 May 2009:
Rumblings from the north
Word has spread quickly around Uganda about a possible regrouping of former rebels of the Lord's Resistance Army in northern Uganda.
An article by Chris Ocowun, a reporter for the government's New Vision newspaper, says that a couple of top former LRA commanders reportedly have been meeting secretly with former rebels.
They are said to be Odong Kao and Santo (Sunday) Otto, and the government fears that they may be gathering for a return to the bush.
Otto came to the attention of Ugandan authorities when he defected in 2007 from the LRA in Garamba National Park in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
Upon his return to Kampala, Otto provided graphic details of LRA leader Joseph Kony's execution of his long-time deputy, Vincent Otti. Otti had long been the man pushing Kony to sign a peace deal, and had clearly convinced at least half or more of the LRA that this was a good thing.
Instead Kony killed Otti, which forced an exodus of many other LRA fighters who had been aligned with Otti, including Sunday Otto.
So now what?
New Vision reported that the Ugandan army spokesman, Capt. Ronald Kakurungu, said: "These two former LRA commanders returned from rebel captivity and benefited from amnesty. However, they have been engaging in suspicious activities, which we, as security agents, are getting concerned about."
It also reported that in 2006, security operatives netted Odong Kao with two wives of LRA chief Joseph Kony who were trying to return to Garamba, where Kony and his rebels were at the time.
Kakurungu also said the former deputy speaker of Gulu municipal council, Alex Okot Langwen, was recently arrested over security related crimes. He said Langwen was briefly detained at Gulu barracks before he was transferred to Kampala.
This is the second time Langwen is being arrested on allegations that he has connections with the LRA rebels. In 2006, he was arrested and charged with treason before he was released after receiving amnesty.
If nothing else, this could be symptom of the growing resentment in the north against the lack of redevelopment efforts by the government in the north. More and more often one hears comments that unless something is done quickly, another rebellion could begin.
Uganda does not need that.
In another concern, freelance journalist Patrick Otim who worked for the Gulu station Mega FM, was also arrested for unknown reasons and his whereabouts are unknown.


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To clean out a PC computer's cache from Internet Explorer, go to the Tools menu, and select Internet options to open the General tab. Click Delete Files, then click the OK button. To clear a cache on a Mac, open a Finder window. From the Go menu, choose the Go to Folder option. Enter the words "~/Library/Caches" and press Enter. Delete everything from the caches of each folder.
To clear the cache of a PC automatically after viewing a Web page, select the Internet Explorer tools menu and go to Internet options. Go to the General tab. Click the Settings button under the Temporary Internet Files section. Under the heading Check for Newer Versions of Stored Pages, choose the option that reads Every Visit to the Page, then press the OK button at the bottom of the box. Close the Internet options box.
A computer stores temporary Internet files in its cache, which is part of the computer's memory. This speeds up the process of opening Web pages, as the computer does not have to retrieve the information from the Web every time, but rather uses the pages it has already stored. Seeing the most recent version of a website is the main reason to clear a computer's cache.


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The website is going to be revamped shortly and have been busy finalizing the new navigation. Which is the reason why we were delaying new product launches.
Thanks for all the emails and smses asking us if all is well :) Well, all is well! Have a surprise in store for registered members to be announced shortly.
And, here's a preview of the Lil Builder theme which will be launched shortly on the website.
Bedsheets, backpack and my favorite in this theme - the body cushion for your budding little man :)
The Lil Princess bedding will be here shortly. Stay tuned!


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Rockman Crossover Introduces "Legend Armor"/
A short while back, a mysterious Rockman Xover screenshot was teased showcasing what appeared to be Mega Man joining in the amazing running-straight-ahead adventure. However Ucchy has revealed the truth of the image. This is not Mega Man but a special armor that OVER-1 can equip. Dubbed the Legend Armor, this will grant access to OVER-R, who basically looks like Mega Man. Furthermore, all of his Battle Memory slots give stat boosts.
OVER-R can be obtained simply by logging in to the game over the campaign period. Each day you log in gives you a piece of the Legend Armor. There is no information concerning other characters coming over as Legend Armors, but I wouldn't be surprised if we see it.
In other news, an update to the game allows you to lock certain Battle Memory cards, letting you easily switch over to another pre-chosen set. You can check out more screens on Rockman Unity.


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No Foolin'/
We just wanted to make a post to let you all know that this year, we aren't making with the April Fool's jokes. Don't get us wrong, though, as we had ideas. Oh, did we ever have ideas. But based on reactions in the past and taking into account what the past year has been like for Mega Man fans, there didn't seem like much we could do which wouldn't seem mean-spirited or ill-advised; even something like "The Mega Mario Network" from too years ago ran a little too much risk of being taken too seriously-- more so now than it was then, all things considered. And a fake game announcement?
We do value our lives, thank you very much.
With any luck, next year will be different. Even if nothing were to come out of Capcom regarding Mega Man over the next 12 months (Heaven forbid, with next year being the 25th anniversary and all), at least by then everyone might be in a little more of a mood to deal with it. But for now, we're going to spare everyone and sit this one out; consider it a reprieve.


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I am preparing to finish a red oak chest of drawers that I build. I will stain and seal the exterior of the chest, but would like to keep the look of the naked wood on the interior of the drawers. My question is, should I use a clear sealer on the drawer's interior, or should/can I leave them as is? My concern is that with the high humidity in my area (S.E. Virginia) , I will have moisture intrusion problems.
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The Wetland Centre has canoes that can be rented for paddling around the Dokka Delta. The Dokka Delta abounds with animal life, and there is a lot of cultural history in the area to explore. The best way to experience the delta is from a canoe!


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Lund Critical Debates Series
The Lund Critical Debates Series brings to campus two to three speakers who can address topical issues from a variety of perspectives. Typically, a Cornell faculty member serves as moderator.
The Einaudi Center is deeply grateful to Judith Lund Biggs '57 for her generosity and foresight in creating this series, which serves to strengthen academic discourse at Cornell and enhance the student experience.
2017-18: How Should We Engage with North Korea?
The debate, on April 23, 2018, featured Soo-Hyuck Lee, former head of South Korea's delegation to the Six-Party Talks on North Korea, and Sue Mi Terry, a longtime veteran of the U.S. intelligence services and a fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies. Einaudi Center director Hirokazu Miyazaki was the moderator.
Media coverage
For debaters, success on North Korea a question of expectations (Cornell Chronicle)
Experts spar over U.S.-North Korea nuclear talks in debate (Cornell Daily Sun)
2017-2018: Can War be Prevented by Law?
Do laws and treaties have the power to stop armed conflicts before they begin? "Can War be Prevented by Law" was held on March 1, 2018. The debate featured Yale University's Oona A. Hathaway and Scott J. Shapiro and Cornell's Isabel V. Hull and Jens David Ohlin. Matthew A. Evangelista (government) moderated.
Media coverage
Debate: Can Law Prevent War (CornellCast video)
Cornell, Yale scholars to debate role of law in preventing war (Cornell Chronicle)
Scholars debate whether laws are effective in preventing war (Cornell Daily Sun)
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Employer Discrimination Lawsuits: Facebook Job Ads Allow Unlawful Hiring Bias
When an employer sets out to recruit young people, men, white people, Christians, those without disabilities or other groups, this can be a violation of federal and state labor laws against employment discrimination. Specifically, such claims might be filed under the following umbrellas:
- Age discrimination
- Gender discrimination
- Racial discrimination
- Religions discrimination
- Disability discrimination
A number of lawsuits filed recently against social media giant Facebook and numerous employers who advertise and head-hunt for workers on its platforms accuse the defendants of discriminatory advertising and hiring. If a person in a protected class is denied opportunity in the workforce because of their membership in that class, this is illegal.
In California, state law (specifically the Fair Employment and Housing Act and the California Family Rights Act) prohibits employment discrimination in the process of hiring, promotion/ demotion, transfers, wages, termination and other aspects of employment. Los Angeles employment discrimination law firms work to combat these types of acts by holding offenders accountable. Continue reading


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As the election season continues and I am sickened further by all the attack ads on TV I reflect on something else that makes me sick. While farmers all over the country are dealing with the intense drought our wonderful politicians are breaking records on campaign spending. Way to keep the priorities in focus you irresponsible idiots!
OpenSecrets.org is a great place for some information on political spending.
Love this one! What a waste!
Another cool one!


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Friday, June 30, 2017
Down Comcast Cable Wires, Missing Walmart Order, and Sandals
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Hope you have fun sandal shopping. I need some new ones myself. I have more flip flops than anything else. Good luck with the walmart order. Hopefully this time works. Have a fantastic Friday!ReplyDelete
That is not good your Walmart order not arriving on time and then getting lost...as it's happened more than once I think you should e mail the head office and complain and make them aware that if they do not pull their socks up you will be going else where, they don't like loosing customers..Well by now your weekend will have almost begun is the 4th July a public holiday for you ? It would be nice if it is...well must go like you I am tired so say. Night night. GOD BLESSReplyDelete
It's ridiculous that Comcast didn't send someone right out to deal with the downed line. good luck getting your Walmart order replaced so it arrives in a timely fashion. shopping for sandals sounds like fun. glad you got the thumbs up.ReplyDelete


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Are you a blogger who loves writing and wants to make it a main source of income? Or are you someone who just wants to make money online?
No worries! Either way, I have got all the possibilities covered.
To add to the already existing awesomeness of the blogging world, I have curated a list of 10 ways that are going to make you money from your blog!
1. Sell your own merchandise
If you have created a strong audience base through your blog, a great way to make some passive income is through selling your own stuff!
Be creative and make sure the merchandise that you are selling is worth their money. Supposedly, you have a food blog, you can sell your own recipe book to your audiences. If your merchandise adds value for your audiences, they will definitely buy it.
There's no better way to promote your merchandise than your own blog!
2. Become an affiliate
Earning through affiliate marketing is probably the most overused way of earning through blogs. But, before I tell you all about its greatness, let's discuss what affiliate marketing is all about!
Affiliate marketing is a great marketing gig that has been adopted by many marketers over the years. However, it has proven to be a godsend for most bloggers.
When you become an affiliate, you promote a certain product or service to your audience base through your blog. When your audiences make a purchase or visit the affiliated website through you, you make money. Here, you make money on a commission basis.
To become an affiliate all you need to do is, join an affiliate program. However, don't just randomly join any program. Just do the research for some of the best affiliate programs suitable for your blog and then start with one or more of them.
Once, you have done that, apply for that program. If the affiliate program sees your blog as a potential sales realm, you will be selected to become an affiliate. You will then be given a special affiliate link that you can use to promote the products or services.
But, make sure your audiences are directed to those websites through your link. This is because; you will only get paid if the visitors are redirected through you!
So, while promoting keep reminding your audiences to go through your link.
3. Earn through advertisements
Another commonly used way to make money on your blog is through advertising. If you have a good amount of following on your blog, advertisers will easily get attracted to it.
They will want to have a space on your blog to promote themselves. This is a great opportunity for bloggers as they can decide on the charges as well as the ad space for advertising.
Through direct advertising, you can get paid not only for displaying advertisements on your blog page but also for every click or actions taken on those advertisements through your visitors.
This method is hardly going to involve any efforts on your parts.
4. Earn through sponsorships
Even though affiliate marketing and sponsorships seem quite similar, they are still quite different.
First of all, if you generate a good amount of traffic through your blog, you are most likely to attract sponsors. However, if you are a fairly new blogger, you are most like to become an affiliate.
You can get the paid sponsored for your blog, once you get sponsored, you get paid to promote. However, you don't work on a commission basis. You get paid despite the number of sales you make.
Don't forget, getting sponsors is one hell of task!
5. Provide services
If you have a package of information that can be shared through more ways than just your basic content then, you can earn by providing your valuable services to others.
You can provide your services in the form of coaching, seminars, consultation, etc. In order to make your audience pay for your services, make sure the services you are providing truly add to what they already get through your blogs.
You can give your audience a little taste of your knowledge by engaging them through written or video posts on your blog and then ask them to purchase the services if they need more help. In fact, your blog can be a great medium to advertise your services!
6. Earn from guest posts
Once you have a well-established blog with a devoted audience base, you can charge other bloggers to post their content on your blog page.
However, many bloggers even let others post on their website for free. This is because, guest posts can add more valuable content to the existing blog page and also help build relationships which can be quite beneficial in the long run.
7. Earn by Generating leads
Most companies or businesses are always on a hunt to find new ways to reach their potential customers. However, it gets quite difficult for them to get the information about the customers. But, as a blogger you can solve that problem for them and earn a great sum for it too.
If a company from your niche approaches you, as a blogger you can share the information of your genuine readers to them. The information can be anything from an email ID to a phone number.
Here, you'll basically be the bridge between the companies and their potential customers.
8. Website flipping
Website flipping is nothing but building an attractive website either from scratch or purchasing it on a low cost and renewing, only to sell it at a higher price.
Even though website flipping doesn't sound like a very difficult task, building a website that is not only attractive looking but that also generates a lot of traffic isn't a piece of cake.
As a blogger, if your blog is well optimized for search engines, user friendly, and brings in organic traffic, your blog can be sold off for a good bargain!
One of the best sites for selling website isFlippa. You can register there and submit your website details along with expected price. You can find many buyers on Flippa.
9. Charge to access your site
If you truly feel that the information that you are providing through your blog is of great value then, don't give it all for free!
You can charge your audience to access your blog content by purchasing your program or becoming a member. You can even build a separate domain dedicating it completely for the members and use your personal blog to advertise it. However, it's very important for you to know that membership sites are often at a risk of repelling large traffic. But, if your content is worth the membership then, you have nothing to worry about.
10. Take donations
Sometimes, monetary survival comes in the way of producing informative and relevant content. If your readers have a genuine liking towards you and feel that get something helpful each time they visit your blog then, they are most likely to help you.
You can ask your readers to donate to keep the blog running by donating to the blog. To make it even easier for them, you can add a donation button on your blog too.
If you are consistent with your efforts in making your blog better every day by providing valuable content to your visitors and use the above mentioned ways effectively, you will be able to make money in no time!


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Social media, films and TV can be both a blessing and a curse. This sermon addresses our "media diet," what the Scriptures have to say about them (a lot!), and how we can be the boss of them instead of the other way around.
How does a disciple of Christ view social media, TV, magazines and movies?
None of these is evil in and of themselves. They are just modes of communication or expression. They can do great good or great harm. Can set people up for hurt, or can help rescue them.
I Corinthians 10:31–the bottom line for all behaviors of a disciple:
"So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God."
Therefore whether you post or like or tweet, do it all for the glory of God.
If we're willing to let God use our participation for His glory, we have freedom to participate.
How disciples use their time is a key issue. Psalm 90:12 and Colossians 4:5
Bible has a LOT to say about Facebook and Twitter–because posting and tweeting, etc. are all speech.
Proverbs 10:19 paraphrase: Too much talk leads to sin. Be sensible and keep your mouth shut.
If you're posting too much, you're going to put your foot in your mouth at some point.
Prov. 17:28 (original)
Proverbs 17:28 Even a fool who doesn't post anything is considered wise; by not responding, he seems intelligent.
Proverbs 29:20 (original)
Do you see a person who posts without really thinking about it? There is more hope for a fool than for him or her.
Proverbs 18:2 A fool takes no pleasure in understanding, but only in expressing his opinion.
Proverbs 21:23 (Original)
Whoever chooses not to post keeps himself out of trouble.
Ephesians 4:29 Let no unwholesome talk…just edifying expression.
Another danger: social networks can lead to self-centeredness and isolation.
Colossians 3:1-3 …… Your life is hid with Christ in God.
If we know Jesus, we already know who we are, or we are in the process of finding out the joys of being in Christ. We don't need Facebook to help us figure out who we are, or affirm our worth by how many "likes" we get on a posting.
Proverbs 27:10 (Original)
Better is a neighbor nearby than a brother far away.
We should think of it less as a platform for personal expression and more as a mission field, a platform for expressing the things of God.
Let's tell Facebook, you're not the boss of me.
Entertainment: Books, magazines, television, movies
Psalm 101:3 I will put no worthless thing before my eyes.
Books can be great. God's word is in book form! Read it!
Philippians 4:8 Whatever things are true….
I Timothy 6:17–He gives us all things richly to enjoy–including all these forms of information and entertainment.
Yet every book and every article has a message. We need to be discerning…what is really being said here. Me and I Love Lucy.
Romans 12:2 Do not be conformed to this world….
I Cor. 5:9-10 Same principle applies to books and films and TV.
Reality Programs–generally based on conflict and distortion. Not reality!
In Christ, we are bigger than the demands of the culture.
We need to be bold about being free from pressure to see certain films or TV shows. Just because a film or TV show is highly anticipated doesn't mean we have to jump on the bandwagon.
We already "BELONG" because we are in Christ, and we don't have to "belong" anywhere else.
Last word: Don't judge!
Romans 14:1-4 Issue of meat offered to idols in the early church
Interpretation for this sermon: Romans 14:1-4 Receive one who is weak in the faith, but not to disputes over doubtful things. For one believes he may see movies you wouldn't, but he who is weak only sees Christian movies that end with a call to repentance. Let not him who sees different kinds of films despise him who does not do that, and let not him who only sees Christian films judge him who doesn't; for God has received him. Who are you to judge another's servant? To his own master he stands or falls. Indeed, he will be made to stand, for God is able to make him stand.
"So whether you eat or drink or whatever you do, do it all for the glory of God" (1 Corinthians 10:31).


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Diamond Wedding Cake
A typical wedding cake will cost you somewhere in the neighborhod of about $3-$5 a person. Say you have 200 people thats about $600-$1000, which seems a little pricey for dessert. Guess again, there is in fact a wedding cake that will cost you $1.3 million.
This cake is so outrageous that it had to be delivered in an armored vehicle along with security guards to the mall in which it was to be on display. The cake was created by a Dallas bakery called Dallas Cakes, they collaborated with Dallas Gold and Silver Exchange so you can imagine what the cake is decorated with. Diamonds and sapphires adorn this cake. The cake is covered in silver 'luster' dust icing along with 1,200 carats of diamonds. The cake serves around 320 guest which means the price is about $4000 a slice.


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I'm listening to Cream this morning as I'm typing this. When I lived in Cincinnati, back in the day, Saturday mornings were about getting in the 4-Runner, running some errands in the sunshine, and popping some Cream in the CD player. Man, I forgot how great their overamped music is. "Strange Brew" is one of the best greatest hits comps you'll find for any band; if it were an album it would be an all-time classic. But from the very first bass notes on "Badge" through "Spoonful" at the end, every icky thump from Jack Bruce's bass and every airy-but-gritty riff from Clapton is a treat.
Of course, this all made me think about beer. Brooklyn Brown Ale, that is.
I went to the Empty Bottle the other day to see Robbie Fulks play some countrified licks on guitar and to meet some pals. The Empty is one of the best rock music clubs around and always gets great acts. For a music club their beer selection is pretty killer: they feature a lot of craft stuff and a good mix of local and out-of-town brews. I couldn't decide on what I wanted, but wanted a bottle instead of a draught, so I opted for a Brooklyn Brown. Had this been 7-8 years ago, Brooklyn Brown would have been among my top choices. Hops would change all of that. But back in 2004, Brooklyn Lager had changed my beer landscape, and when I first tried Brooklyn Brown in 2005, at the place of my pal, Dave in North Carolina, who couldn't find Brooklyn Lager at the local Piggly Wiggly, I was solidly on the train to Brooklyn. I'll never forget the serenity of sipping it out of that frosty mug on the back deck in 90-degree September Carolina heat. Fast forwarding to present times, after having gone years without a Brooklyn Brown, I was curious how my palate would receive it.
Since my palate has grown, I've found this beer to be watery in the recent past. But lighter beers such as this do better in bottles because the flavors are all concentrated on your tongue, you can't smell these beers, it's harder to detect how watery they are, and they're probably arriving to you colder than if on tap. So I chose a bottle for this. It fit the bill. The near-shock my palate experienced from the lack of hops in this beer was instantly sated by a mellow, calming nuttiness. A healthy amount of carbonation gave it some modicum of backbone. The finish was thin but pleasantly so, in an ephemeral way.
Brown ales are the bastard Jon-Snow-from-Game-of-Thrones child of the beer industry. They can be formidable in their own way but are largely forgotten. They're too mild to appeal to the hopheads that shun them. They lack the complexity fawned over by the Belgian tipplers. Yet, almost every brewer makes one. And some are made with great care, almost delicacy, like Half Acre's or Flossmoor Station's. Once, I found these subtle Brooklyn Brown qualities to be greatly appealing. Then I chased hops and things weren't the same. But, Brooklyn Brewery is a far bigger operation these days, and now makes the Brown and their once-game-changing Lager on an industrial scale. Neither beer tastes the same; but is it the beers that have changed or my perception? If I tried these beers for the first time today, after having had nothing but macros my whole life until now, would I be as charged by them today as I was back then? Maybe it's we craft beer lovers who are at fault for the brown's status decline. Perhaps our chase of the extreme in huge hops and massive roasted malts and big alcohols has dulled our senses regarding the modest, subtle qualities of a brown ale. Beer for thought.
But why get fussy with beer when you're watching some old dude in starched Wranglers and a big ass buckle doing the boot scoot boogie with his woman, while the rest of the crowd looks total Nashville Network. Next time you're in a country bar, reach for that Brooklyn Brown. Enjoying a beer is very much about your current environment.
2.9 of 5 stars.
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Brooklyn Brown Ale Review - Revisiting Old Favorites
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- BeerShaun said...
Excellent writeup! I recently had a wonderful toasty Alesmith Nutbrown ale. real toasted hazelnuts, a toffee malt backbone and a clean crisp effervescence made it a truly noble brown ale. I think, kind of like lagers, they need to exude the quality of the ingredients and the subtle balance to make them great since you won't have a sledgehammer of hops, alcohol, or barrel aged flavors to hit you in the face. Long live Brown Ales!
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Sacred Gong Bath
The gong is one of the oldest instruments of healing and has been used for thousands of years in meditation, ceremony, and rituals. Today, they are used in yoga and meditation classes, sound therapy practice, group gong bath meditations and in palliative and cancer treatment centers to promote health and well-being.
According to Don Conreaux, "The secret of the Gong is its tremendous potential for healing and rejuvenation. Because the Gong covers the full spectrum of sound, it vibrates all the cells and bones and organs, some more than others, depending upon the pitch of the gong. You feel an influx of energy coming from it in your body as well as hear it."
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Lily Lolo Creamy Lash Alert Pure Natural Vegan Mascara Review
It's time for another vegan and cruelty free mascara review! I started doing research into mascaras for my wedding and have really enjoyed sharing them with you. If you missed the last two mascaras I reviewed, go check them out! I looked at Too Faced Better Than Sex Mascara and Pacifica's Aquarian Gaze Mascara.
Let's get to the review of Lily Lolo's Creamy Lash Alert Pure Natural Vegan Mascara!
What Lily Lolo has to say about its Creamy Lash Alert Pure Natural Vegan Mascara...
'Award Winning Lily Lolo Creamy Lash Alert Pure Natural Vegan Mascara from London is easy to apply and will volumise and lengthen lashes to produce a dramatic effect. An everyday essential for fabulous looking lashes. There are no artificial ingredients, just long lasting colour with a smooth, creamy texture. Natural and gentle formula is perfect for sensitive skin and those who are discriminating with what they put on their face. Watch our how to video for mascara application tips. Natural SPF 15. 10.5ml
Made with pure inert minerals, organic, and natural ingredients. Completely free of gmo, nano particles, talc, additives, harsh chemicals, parabans, gluten, bismuth oxychloride,dyes, fillers, fragrance, preservatives, petroleum based chemicals, and other questionable ingredients.
New formula is vegan, all are gluten free and suitable for vegetarians.'
Cost: $19.50 US
Vegan? Yes!
Cruelty-Free? Yes!
Formulated Without: GMOs, nano particles, talc, additives, harsh chemicals, parabans, gluten, bismuth oxychloride, dyes, fillers, fragrance, preservatives, petroleum based chemicals, and other questionable ingredients.
Ingredients: Gluten Free, Vegan Friendly. Aqua (Water), Myrica Pubescens Fruit Cera (Myrica Pubescens Fruit Wax), Propanediol, Copernicia Cerifera Cera (Copernicia Cerifera (Carnauba) Wax), Polyglyceryl-6 Distearate, Sucrose Stearate, Acacia Senegal Gum, Glyceryl Dibehenate, Helianthus Annuus Seed Cera (Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Wax), Lactobacillus Ferment Bis-Octyldodecyl Dimer Dilinoleate/Propanediol Copolymer, Polyglyceryl-10 Myristate, Oryza Sativa Bran Cera (Oryza Sativa (Rice) Bran Wax), Glyceryl Caprylate, Rosa Canina Fruit Oil, Argania Spinosa Kernel Oil, Xanthan Gum, Potassium Sorbate, Glyceryl Undecylenate, May Contain Iron Oxides.
What I have to say about it...
The Good
- Very lengthening;
- Contains wholesome ingredients;
- Doesn't smudge;
- Doesn't flake,
- Can be very natural-looking with a light-handed application;
- Doesn't tend to clumping (as long as you scrape off the excess from the brush before application);
- Separates the lashes;
- Leaves the lashes very soft;
- Applies very easily and smoothly;
- Is very easily removed with almond or castor oil.
The Bad
- Doesn't add a huge amount of volume;
- clumps if you don't scrape off the excess OR do more than two light coats;
- Doesn't hold curl as well as it could over the course of the day (though maybe my expectations are just too high, since so mascara holds a curl the way I'd like them too!).
How does it compare to Too Faced Better Than Sex and Pacifica Aquarian Gaze?
Final thoughts: I LOVED the Pacifica Aquarian Gaze mascara, giving it a 4.5 out of 5 in my review. The Lily Lolo mascara is VERY similar to the Pacifica mascara, but with a little more length and volume. They both have a more natural look than the Better Than Sex mascara, but the Lily Lolo mascara adds a bit more oomph than Pacifica. I also find it a little easier to remove (and therefore easier on my lashes) than both of the other mascaras. For this reason, the Lily Lolo mascara is my favourite of all the vegan mascaras I've tried! I didn't want to give it a perfect 5/5, since I'm hoping to find a mascara that holds a curl the way I dream of, but I will DEFINITELY be repurchasing this mascara and highly recommend it!
What's your favourite vegan mascara? What mascara should I try next? Let me know in the comments!
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Wine Dinner at LouVino Louisville
LouVino: Louisville - Douglass Hills
11400 Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky 40243
Join us on March 29th for a wine dinner featuring Failla Winery! Price is 65/person for 5 courses and four 3 ounce pours of Failla wine. Email us at email@example.com with the names attending and a contact number to reserve your spot. Please note that this dinner will be maxed out at 35 people and seating will be communal so all guests can see our speaker and wine aficionado, Brian Miracle.
Seared scallop, fried green tomato, maple mustard sauce, paired w/
Failla Sonoma Coast Chardonnay (2014)
Seared duck breast, five spice broccoli risotto, General Tso sauce, paired w/ Failla Sonoma Coast Pinot Noir (2015)
Filet tournedos, truffle mushroom risotto, port reduction, paired w/
Failla Keefer Ranch Pinot Noir (2014)
Lamb meatballs three ways (mustard, tomato, sweet 'n spicy), paired w/ Day Sonoma County Zinfandel (2015)
Dessert — Bourbon chocolate ganache beignet with vanilla anglaise
About our speaker: Brian Miracle is a 25 year veteran of the wine industry. He caught the "wine bug" while attending the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee where he worked at a local wine shop, and his wine addiction escalated from there. His vast experience in the wine business includes a tenure as Beverage Manager at a boutique supermarket/wine shop, Midwest Sales Manager for Robert Kacher Selections in Chicago, opening a successful wine bar (Balzac Wine Bar, Milwaukee, WI), and as an owner/partner of 3 successful wholesale distributorships. Brian resides in Napa, CA, where he enjoys biking and goofing off.


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Do you feel stuck in your current job? Are you searching to bring some new energy to your life? A career in Dickel, Tennessee as a personal trainer may be just the job for you.
The career reports make it clear: the fitness industry is booming. More than ever people want to get in shape and feel better about how they look. Many people are held back because they believe they need to look like a bodybuilder in order to be a personal trainer. This simply isn't true. Health has many faces and body shapes. As the industry continues to grow, gyms around including Gold's Gym International and LA Fitness are hiring our graduates. Here are a few reasons why:
(1) Since 1992 the National Exercise & Sports Trainers Association has been evolving and growing. Roughly 10% of our over 55,000 members are from outside the US. As the world continues to globalize, the brands that do the best are those who are respected not just nationally but internationally.
(2) Many of our graduates are not only certified as a personal trainer through us, but because we offer them additional certifications they've been able to open up their careers and engage new clients. Here are a few of the programs our certified personal trainers also study:
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Some days the Spirit moves things around as it goes by, so much so that you can follow its path by the clearing it leaves in its wake. I have always know such Spirit paths as invitations to follow, ways that indicate how we are to proceed.
This day, this day of Spirit and Grace when the PC(USA) moves even closer to a fully welcoming and affirming denomination, marks the opening of one of those highways for our membership and those who will come to join us. But, unlike most other grand openings of thoroughfares, newcomers will already find folk on the path; sisters and brothers who have been there for quite a while; the faithful who have been waiting for the church to catch up with what many of us have already known: the road had only been blocked by fear and resistance to what change might bring - and that the change never needed to be feared in the first place.
It may be that the new highway the Spirit has opened is, in fact, a bridge. A bridge that now connects the too many who couldn't get here from there - for whatever reasons - with one another. Some will choose to avoid the Emmaus Road on which we now are invited to walk together. But word will spread, as it always does. And when the Spirit brings a church together, sisters and brothers together, forgotten and found side by side - there is surely more to come.
So, on this day we give thanks for the lifting of the barrier used to prevent Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender folk from serving in the full work and mission of the PC(USA). It is a magnificent banner day, indeed. And the church, the PC(USA) has done well, thanks to the Spirit and all those who stayed on the path, all those now ready to welcome others with the wildly gracious hospitality and love that has always been God's gift to us all. All.
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james | 03/14/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"LXG is a far-out cheesy marvel of a movie that I enjoyed every second of. The film features various fictional characters brought together as a sort of original x-men team of the past. Once united they battle the evil masked Fantom and his army who want to plunge the planet into a world war. The movie's larger than life elements make it an easy target to pick on, but I won't. I just can't pick on something that made me smile so much. This is wonderful stuff to enjoy with lots of popcorn and a favorite beverage."
Interesting Though Uneven
Lonnie E. Holder | Columbus, Indiana, United States | 12/30/2003
(4 out of 5 stars)
"Once again we have the temptation to compare the book to the movie, which I will succumb to just a little. Books and movies are different media, and each brings its own strengths to art. Such is the case here. The book was full and lengthy, and while it brought the same breadth of characters, it was able to provide a broader background for each of the characters. There were some spots where I thought the book was just a bit fuzzy on the plot, but I loved the style.The movie provides more visuals, but with a two-hour length it had to cut back on the length of background for the characters. The movie glossed over some of the darker aspects of the characters, particular Alan Quatermain, but enhanced others, particular the background of Mina Harker. The other strange addition was that of the character of Dorian Gray. I also objected to the change in the invisible man character from the book to the movie. I much preferred the book's Hawley Griffin as the invisible man versus Rodney Skinner, who supposedly stole the formula. Griffin was a much stronger, more tormented character, though his characterization would require more film time to establish and would likely have weakened the roles of the primary actors.In terms of characterization, Sean Connery clearly shined as Quatermain, as he always seems to do in every role. Peta Wilson is excellent as the sultry, dangerous Mina Harker. Naseeruddin Shah as Captain Nemo returns Nemo to his original characterization by Verne as a Sikh. Shah's Nemo was a welcome variation to previous Nemos, providing a sense of command, control and honor in comparison to those others who sometimes seemed simpering and typically talked far too much for Verne's Nemo. The other actors have insufficient screen time to fully flesh out their roles, partially because of the large number of lead characters.The plot itself is a bit of a muddle. It's difficult to follow the progression and contrivances that lead from point-to-point. Often the logic is non-existent, and the viewer is left to wonder how they knew they were headed the right direction other than a trite explanation by one of the lead characters. Had the movie been extended by another 15 or 20 minutes many of the incongruities could have been reduced and the story flow could have been smoothed. To try to minimize the various confusions: Essentially the story is about a group of sort of good guys out to stop a definite bad guy from conquering the world, except the bad guy has been cleverly manipulating the sort of good guys all along and has a nefarious reason (of course) for doing so.The special effects end up providing much of the focus of the movie in lieu of a more coherent plot. Some of the special effects are very good, such as the bizarre image of the Nautilus sailing the canals of Venice. The destruction of Venice by underwater bombs is standard fare by today's standards. The other special effects vary in their quality and effect on the viewer, but are generally good. As noted before, the special effects often substitute for plot.Though some of my criticisms are not encouraging, I actually liked the movie. As a B movie it is okay. Clearly not in the league of movies such as The Lord of the Rings, it is nonetheless a rousing adventure. In general the movie rates 3 stars, but I'm giving it 4 stars because of the three actors that really made this movie for me: Connery, Wilson and Shah."
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Pied Piper | Cullowhee, N.C. United States | 03/23/2005
(5 out of 5 stars)
"The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is witty, action packed and smart. The film is, of course based on the comic book literary characters, and not so much on their traditional literary roles. One of the most interesting things done in this film dealt with Professor Moriarty. At the beginning he is portrayed as a middle aged gentleman, and at the end he is shown in younger form. Of course this is reminiscent of the idea that there were actually 3 Moriarty brothers - the elder being a professor, and the youngest being a criminal mastermind. The younger, according to his creator, Jules Verne, kills the elder and disguises himself as the professor. The only thing that would have been even wittier in this film would have been if they had managed to get Richard Roxburgh to play three roles instead of two, also posing as Captain Nemo. There is a strong belief among Jules Verne scholars that Captain Nemo was infact Professor James Moriarty!!! This film is an excellent action piece, whose only short coming would be the CGI effects (and no, Mr. Hyde is not CGI!!). There are a few characters that were CGI rendered which were obviously fake. Other than that the film is Extraordinary, but it must be taken for what it is - a film adaptation of a comic book."


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Optical filter banks : structure, design and implementation
Wang, Qi Jie
Date of Issue2006
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To meet the explosive bandwidth demand in fiber optic communications, Wavelength Division Multiplexing (WDM) communication systems must offer increasing channel counts and channel speeds. Since optical filter banks (FBs), which perform as a bank of optical filters, have the advantages of very high time-bandwidth product capabilities, multi-channel signal processing, and versatile frequency responses that can be tailored as specified, they can be used to overcome the bottleneck caused by Optical to Electrical (O/E) and Electrical to Optical (E/O) conversion and in turn increase the system capacity. Thus, optical filter banks are becoming an enabling technology to revolutionize WDM systems from point-to-point systems to transparent all-optical networks. Taking these advantages into account, this thesis aims to systematically study the structure, the design, and the implementation of optical filter banks, particularly for the applications in WDM optical communications.
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Speaking on Russian TV, President Bashar al-Assad has - perhaps unsurprisingly - proclaimed that his decision to place Syria's chemical weapons arsenal under international control was the result of Russia's proposal... and not US military threats. As Russia Today reports, Assad stated
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Clarissa Payne Uvegi's self-portrait is startling in its simplicity of conception and choice of colors. An otherwise straightforward, traditional or orthodox self-portrait becomes a revelation of character revealed in a brilliant choice of form. The portrait seems flat, but only on the surface. The picture vibrates on its own and creates other dimensions, including time. The haunting quality of decay and the energy of the flesh reminds me of Lucien Freud's paintings.
This is a portrait of a woman who has all the elements of a life of inherent contradictions. The woman is obviously middle-aged, yet the corporeal energy of her youth, with its sensual sexuality, exists, or should I say coexists, within the painting. The grays, blues, and skin tones are heroic choices, as they force the viewer to see the person and the persona beyond the painting. The physical stance of the woman neither challenges nor retreats. It neither invites nor rejects. The painting is simultaneously concrete and ethereal, with a hint of the "Gioconda" smile. Thus the painting will remain an enigma. The viewer will have to look deeper than the surface of the image to discover the true nature of the woman.
I very much love the difference of the right and left arms and hands. The left hand holds the brush as if to say the painting is finally over, the orgasm of creativity has spent itself. The right-hand thumb, hooked in the jeans pocket, signals the rebel in the artist, not yet finished with her process. She will return and we will await her, as she delivers, with a simplicity, the artistry that quietly belies the power of her vision.
--Dr. Sidney Rosenblum, D.C.,
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Major industrial centre famous for its huge coal reserves.
Located 131 km south-east of Melbourne via the Princes Highway and 70 metres above sea-level, Moe-Yallourn is a linked pair of towns which are known as a major industrial centre in Gippsland. In spite of there vital role as part of the economic development of the Latrobe Valley the towns are characterised by attractive public parks and gardens.
The Latrobe River was originally named Glengarry by Angus McMillan but renamed after the first lieutenant governor of Victoria. The two earliest runs in the region, Haslewood and Maryville, date from the mid-1840s. A man named Walsh led a party of Aboriginal police into the region in 1845 or 1846 and a pastoral holding, named 'Merton Bush', was later taken out in the vicinity by Henry Scott.
The area was settled in the 1850s and the township of Moe was originally located 3 km to the north of its present site. It was moved to its current site when the railway arrived in the late 1870s. In the 1850s it became a base for rural selectors moving south into the hill country and for miners headed for the Walhalla goldfields to the north. A small gold discovery was made in the immediate area in 1852.
The area was originally known as 'The Moe' or the 'Mowie' swamp. Indeed the town's name derives from an Aboriginal word which supposedly relates to the marshy nature of the territory. The swampland to the west of the town initially meant that the beef cattle raised in the district had to be shipped to Melbourne via Port Albert.
The local Narracan shire was proclaimed in 1878 and the Moe town site surveyed the following year due to the arrival of the railway from Morwell in 1877 and from Melbourne in 1879. The enhanced access to Melbourne and overseas markets stimulated the development of agriculture and dairying, as did the construction of the highway from Melbourne after World War I.
The modern history of the area was shaped by the determination, after the First World War, of the State Electricity Commission (SEC) to utilise the large brown coal deposits in the area. A mine had operated at Yallourn North between 1887 and 1899 and was reopened in 1916. The SEC began building a power station in 1922 to economise on transportation costs. When it opened in 1924 it became the primary source of energy in the state. Poet John Shaw Neilson was one of the navvies who laboured in the area at this time. The model town of Yallourn was simultaneously developed in order to house the required workers. From 1925 the coal was also briquetted for domestic and industrial use.
The arrival of bucket dredges and electric locomotives in the late twenties and early thirties saw the acceleration of production at the mine site. Several thousand more homes were built between 1947 and 1952 to attract employees. Gas was also produced from the coal between 1956 and 1969 when it was superseded by the development of offshore resources. As a result of these developments the area experienced a rapid growth. Moe was declared a borough in 1955 and a city in 1963.
The power station was periodically extended until the early sixties when a power complex was built at Morwell. Another was constructed at Hazelwood in 1971. In order to obtain the coal deposits beneath Yallourn the SEC announced, in 1969, that it was phasing out the town, with demolition commencing in the 1970s and being completed in 1982. The population of Yallourn was relocated to Moe, Traralgon and Morwell.
A new 1450 megawatt plant was opened at Yallourn West in the 1970s. Tens of thousands of tonnes of coal are crushed and then burned in a chamber each day to produce steam. The steam is used to drive a generator and the energy produced is converted to electrical power for transmission. The steam is then condensed back into water within three huge 100-metre cooling towers - the first to be used in Australia.
At the Yallourn open-cut mine today, bucket wheel dredges, twelve storeys high, dredge around 30 000 tonnes of coal a day.
Things to see:
Gippsland Heritage Park
Moe's principal tourist attraction is Gippsland Heritage Park, a pioneer township consisting of thirty old buildings relocated from the Gippsland region and set on 8 acres of land at the western end of town. Bushy Park homestead, originally situated on the Avon River at Briagolong, was built by Gippsland explorer, Angus McMillan, in 1850, out of pit-sawn redgum timber, after the original homestead had been destroyed in a bush fire. 'Loren', dating back to 1853 or 1854, is one of the few remaining examples of the prefabricated iron houses which were once imported from Great Britain. It was initially located in Curzon St, North Melbourne. The Cobb and Co. Coach Inn, known as Rhodens Halfway House, is a slab building with lath and plaster outer walls that was built in 1850. It was originally located east of Packenham on the Melbourne to Sale run. The miner's hut was erected on the Tanjil goldfields c.1860 and is a good example of the bark huts which once dotted the Gippsland goldfields. Once the office of the Registrar of Births and Deaths, the Neerim post office, as it became in 1920, sold sweets, stationery and school supplies. Sunny Creek School, built in 1889 on Sunny Creek Road, between Traralgon and Yarragon, is one of the few surviving examples of a weatherboard design once common in Gippsland. Other items of interest are a general store, a church, a doctor's residence, a livery stable, a seamstress's shop from Traralgon and the Kilmany railway station and platform, complete with a K-class locomotive. There is also a collection of horse-drawn vehicles, including the Gippsland Omnibus, which still carries up to twelve people around the town. For more details contact (03) 5127 3082. It is open from 9.00 a.m. - 5.00 p.m. in summer and 10.00 a.m. - 4.00 p.m. June, July and August.
Newborough Lookout
Yallourn open-cut mine operations can be viewed from the Newborough Lookout which can be reached by taking the Yallourn turn-off at the Princes Highway and following the signposts.
Views of the Latrobe Valley
The Latrobe Valley can be surveyed from the top of the Moe South hills at Westbury, from the lookout at Yallourn Heights and from Coalville Road.
Edward Hunter Heritage Bush Reserve
The Edward Hunter Heritage Bush Reserve is 750 hectares of protected bushland which evokes the unsullied environment of pre-European Gippsland.
Other Attractions
Blue Rock Lake possesses picnic, barbecue and boat-launching facilities, a wealth of trout for the keen fisherman and a range of native flora and fauna, including the Sambar deer. To reach it, head north and take the turn-off to the right in the direction of Moondarra, then turn left at the Tanjil South turn-off and continue along the road to the signpost on your right. Alternatively, for a scenic drive, avoid the Tanjil South turn-off and continue north past the Moondarra State Park, through the historic goldmining town, Walhalla, and on to Baw Baw National Park, Mount Erica and the Victorian Alps.
The Park Motor Inn
98 Narracan Dve
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 3344
Rating: ***
Baw Baw Hotel/Motel
201 Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 1000
Rating: *
Leggies Moe Hotel
Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 1009
Mid City Tavern
Moore St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 3648
Moe Hotel
Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 1009
Rossmore Hotel
North Rd 3825
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5167 1401
Moe Gardens Caravan Park
Mitchells Rd
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 3072
Rating: **
Baw Baw Hotel/Motel
201 Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 1000
Da Nunzio's Restaurant
Moore St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 7598
Great China Inn
Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 4720
Turfside Tabaret & Bistro
Waterloo Rd
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5126 1559
Yong Choon Chinese Restaurant
Lloyd St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 7594
Banjo's B.Y.O. Cafe
George St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 7020
Chinese Dragon Cafe
Fowler St
Moe-Yallourn VIC 3825
Telephone: (03) 5127 1310


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During the summer Olympics we decided to have do our own version of the Summer Olympics. For this activity we set up an obstacle course in the yard. The girls competed in sets of two, but really they were only competing against themselves. At the end we took the two best times and let those girls compete against each other. It was great to see some of the girls re-do the course along side some of the slower girls.
In the end everyone got a medal. We used baby jar lids, made holes in them with a nail, painted them gold and silver and strung them with yarn. Each girl got a few medals so no one felt like they were getting silver and everyone else got gold. They each got one of both colors and the girl with the fastest time got one extra gold. You could always just use gold and eliminate the silver.


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The "Agency" on this property is foolish and has so many restrictions on buying, that it will likely never sell. They will NOT Pay ANY Closing costs, EVEN AT FULL PRICE (buy it now) BID ! The process they have is the worst I HAVE EVER SEEN. MOVING ON to a property and seller who actually wants to sell.See this property: 4611 DEPOT ST, PELL CITY, AL
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this place should be bull dozer down.. its infested with many molds, and deadly fungus, under the house.. needs to be condemed..See this property: 149 WOLF CREEK RD N, PELL CITY, AL
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Feb. 9, 2010
NORTH DARTMOUTH, MA - The University of Massachusetts Dartmouth's women's basketball team defeated visiting University of Massachusetts Boston, 53-45, in the first game of a Little East Conference double-header at the Tripp Athletic Center Tuesday evening.
The Corsairs' defense held the Beacons scoreless for a span of over six minutes late in the second half and finished the game on a 17-5 run en-route to the victory.
UMass Dartmouth had its largest lead of the game at 34-25 when the Beacons capped off a 15-2 run of their own with back to back to back three-pointers to turn a nine point deficit into a four point lead at 40-36 with 7:25 to play. Freshman guard Bethany Rossoll (Colorado Springs, CO) led the charge with seven points on a pair of jumpers and a trey. Junior forward Cammy Brown (Malden, MA) added a jumper, and both freshman guard Sarah McDonough (Weymouth, MA) and senior forward Caroline Ashe (West Roxbury, MA) drilled shots from beyond the arc.
The Beacons' three-point bombs were a wake-up call for the Corsairs, as the defense clamped down. Corsairs' junior guard Lynley DeAmato (Melrose, MA) scored consecutive fast break lay-ups off of UMass Boston turnovers to tie the game at 40. A free throw from junior forward Tashauna Ashmeade (Hyannis, MA) put the Corsairs in front for good, and DeAmato canned a three from the wing to push the lead to 44-40 with less than three minutes to play.
A pair of free throws by sophomore guard Stephanie Houtman (New Bedford, MA) and DeAmato capped a 12-0 Corsair run, making it 48-40 with just under a minute left in the contest. Ashe and DeAmato would trade a pair of free throws for their respective teams, and Ashe added a three-pointer from the baseline to pull the Beacons within 50-45. UMass Boston fouled on the ensuing in bounds play and Houtman calmly sank both free throws of a one and one, securing the win.
DeAmato led all scorers with a game-high 15 points, including 6 of 6 from the foul line. Joining her in double-figures were Houtman with 13 points and Ashmeade with 10. The Beacons' offense was led by McDonough with 14 points. Ashe chipped in with 10 points.
The Beacons out-rebounded the Corsairs 39-36 as sophomore forward Molly Rattigan (Dorchester, MA) pulled down a career-high 14 boards. However, the Corsairs forced UMass Boston into 23 turnovers while committing only 12 themselves.
The Corsairs improved to 9-13 and 4-7 in the Little East Conference with the victory, while the Beacons dropped to 4-17 and 0-11 in LEC play with the defeat. UMass Dartmouth will return to action when they visit Eastern Connecticut State in the first game of a Little East Conference doubleheader Saturday. UMass Boston will visit Plymouth State University on Saturday, February 13 at 2:30 p.m.
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Just three months after marrying Lisa Marie Presley in a romantic ceremony in Hawaii, actor Nicolas Cage has filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences as the reason for the split, Entertainment Tonight reports.
The parting comes as a surprise since Cage and Presley were seen together as recently as this weekend at a screening of Cage's new film, "Adaptation."
Cage and Presley married on the eve of the 25th anniversary of the death of Presley's rock legend father, Elvis, but that was not the only Elvis connection here. Cage has played Elvis-obsessed characters in his films "Honeymoon in Vegas" and "Wild at Heart."
Cage's former wife, Patricia Arquette, also played a woman married to a fan so taken with the King, he thought the singer appeared to him and gave him advice, in the crime drama "True Romance."
Responding to the divorce filing, Lisa issued a statement to ET through her spokesperson saying, "I'm sad about this but we shouldn't have been married in the first place. It was a big mistake."
In turn, Cage told ET through a spokesperson, "I did not talk about the marriage and I'm not going to talk about the divorce."
The Prince of Bleeping Darkness and his family are back for a second season of MTV's Emmy-winning reality series, "The Osbournes."
The show's sophomore outing begins tonight at 10:30 p.m. Eastern and will follow the family as they deal with Dad Ozzy's drinking, Mom Sharon's battle with colon cancer and daughter Kelly's blossoming music career. Also on hand is son Jack, suffering the rigors of belonging to one of the world's most famous families.
Aliens are taking over the Sci-Fi Channel.
Beginning Dec. 2, the cable TV channel will air 10 nights of unprecedented epic storytelling, "Steven Spielberg Presents Taken," a drama that weaves together the lives of three families over four generations and chronicles their crucial roles in the history of extraterrestrial encounters.
Executive produced by Spielberg, "Taken" is the largest miniseries ever made. Spanning more than 50 years of American history, the story of the Keys, Crawford and Clarke families is told through the voice of Allie (Dakota Fanning,) a 10-year-old girl whose journey is at the heart of "Taken."
From the skies of France in 1945 to the modern day accounts of alien abductions, the story is an awe-inspiring look at the lives of three ordinary families who experience the extraordinary.
The star-studded cast includes Fanning ("Cat in the Hat," "I Am Sam,) Catherine Dent (TV's "The Shield,") Joel Gretsch ("Minority Report,") Eric Close ("Without a Trace,") Steve Burton ("The Last Castle,") Julie Benz ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer," "Angel,") James McDaniel ("NYPD Blue,") and Heather Donahue ("Blair Witch Project.")
'80s COP DRAMAS GET NEW LIVES
Two popular 1980's TV cop dramas are being revived
Paramount Pictures reportedly is planning to bring to the big screen "21 Jump Street," the series that made Johnny Depp a reluctant teen idol and helped Rupert Murdoch's then-new Fox network cut its baby teeth.
Variety says the film will be written by the series' co-creators, Stephen J. Cannell and Patrick Hasburgh.
The series, which ran from 1987-1990 on Fox and one subsequent season in syndication, focuses on a group of baby-faced police officers assigned to go under cover in various high schools to fight crime.
The narcs were played by Depp, Peter DeLuise, Holly Robinson Peete, Dustin Nguyen and Richard Grieco.
Meanwhile, the LA cop drama "Hunter" may also make a comeback, says The Hollywood Reporter.
The trade paper quotes sources who say NBC has ordered eight new episodes of the cop drama starring Fred Dryer and Stepfanie Kramer that originally aired on the network from 1984-91.
The move comes on the heels of strong ratings for "Hunter: Return to Justice," a TV movie that aired earlier this month. NBC also has another "Hunter" made-for-TV movie planned for February. A network spokeswoman declined comment.


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I cannot believe my first Baby Plan is officially over! :( I had so much fun capturing Reid's 1st year & watching him grow! He is such a happy boy.. they even nicknamed him "Smiley Joe" :) . The day we took his 1 year photos, it was super foggy.. but I think it turned out pretty cool! ;)
I sure will miss seeing Mr. Reid & his sweet family! Until next time... xoxo


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- dir. DESIREE AKHAVAN
- year. 2014
- country. USA
- run-time. 1h 30min
- rating. 15
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From a series of films arranged to coincide with LGBT History Month, to progress into an ongoing season of queer themed cinema throughout the year.
For Shirin, being part of a perfect Persian family isn't easy. Acceptance eludes her from all sides: her family doesn't know she's bisexual, and her ex-girlfriend, Maxine, can't understand why she doesn't tell them. Following a family announcement of her brother's betrothal to a parentally approved Iranian prize catch, Shirin embarks on a private rebellion involving a series of pansexual escapades, while trying to decipher what went wrong with Maxine.


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Our dual room wellness space located in a tranquil spot in the heart of Blackheath encompasses two rooms. Both simple, beautiful, organic spaces - one dedicated to all things Naturopathic, the other to modalities and practices to deepen the momentum of healing and provide holistic care.
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Today marks a pretty special day in the land that is geographically debarked as The United States of America.
The Supreme Court dismissed a case today regarding California's Proposition 8 gay marriage ban. Their decision makes same-sex marriage legal again in the state, but also opts against ruling more broadly on the issue of gay marriage.
It's pretty amazing to be living in a place that is still being defined through the participation of it's citizens. To think that new freedoms, are becoming available on this american soil.
A friend of ours who is doing work to support The American Foundation for Equal Rights, shared these photos of people on the ground in Washington DC supporting this cause.


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Recently an OpenSUSE server had its root password changed (some say this mightve been a hacker or anything), I have no idea how or why, but they asked me to fix this.
Now the problem what I'm having is that whenever using passwd (or yast or several other commands like useradd) give the error (this is in single user mode, using a console):
passwd: symbol lookup error: /usr/lib/libldap-2.4.so.2: undefined symbol: ber_sockbuf_io_udp
Would this be anything broken in ldap or is the system basically screwed? I'm not too familiar with OpenSUSE, but googling this errorcode only leads to some postgresql or ldap server on opensuse.


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a charity of the Morrow Community Foundation
We are very proud to now be a part of the North Georgia Community Foundation. This regional 501(c)3 provides us with the accounting detail and support that will help us continue to support the local schools and students even better than we previously could.
In 2013, we found that hundreds of students in Forsyth County did not have the technology necessary to succeed in the highly technical environment that school is today. The county relies on online work a great deal and so many students were having to go to the library or a Starbucks to access assignments because they did not have internet in their homes. Additionally, many did not and do not have internet capable devices that make this work possible either.
So, we made it our mission to bridge this gap and help these students try to break the cycle of generational poverty that so many of them are born to.
In the last five years, we have raised and donated just over $220,000 to the Forsyth County Schools for this purpose. Our purpose is to raise awareness of the problem and find sponsors to donate or raise money outright through our two yearly fundraisers, the BYOT Golf Tournament in May and the iRUN for BYOT 5K & FunRun in October. We raise the money and give it to the school district. They have staff in place to first determine which students are in need and then to purchase and distribute internet hotspots or devices to that family.
Each hotspot device not only helps the student receiving it, but the whole family and often neighbors as well because up to ten devices can connect to any one hotspot. The school district staff programs these devices so that there are times when they cannot be used and websites they cannot visit. Staff also monitors the sites that are being seen as well, for safety purposes.
In recent years, the need has shifted more toward internet connected devices with keyboards (think Chromebooks here) as opposed to home internet as the price for home internet seems to have come down some.
2018 was our biggest year ever. Thanks to all of our wonderful sponsors, golfers and runners for your continuing support.
The Forsyth BYOT Benefit appreciates the support of the Sawnee-Cumming Optimist Club's "Flags For Education" fundraiser. Sales will benefit the Forsyth BYOT Benefit. Please consider sponsoring their initiative. Click their logo to download a form to support this effort.
A new video showing why this is necessary can be seen here!
Dr. Jim and Peggie Morrow learned in 2013 that there were over 2000 families in Forsyth County who did not have Internet in their homes. With so much of the schoolwork requiring online access, they decided to try to make a difference in the lives of those who did not have the privileges of others.
And now, students are expected to study and complete assignments online whenever there is an inclement weather day. Can you imagine what it would be to have no Internet access - even for one day?
Perhaps this video will help you understand the need better.
In 2013, The Morrow Community Foundation started a benefit to support the Forsyth County Schools' BYOT (Bring Your Own Technology) initiative, which seeks to improve the use of and access to the types of technology that students will be using as students and as adults.
In its first five years, The Forsyth BYOT Benefit has donated over $220,000 to the Forsyth County Schools, placing Internet in several hundred homes, providing devices to deserving students who were without, and improved the Media Centers in most schools.
In 2018, we have set our sights on a loftier goal and believe that the generous people and businesses of Forsyth County will again see their way to assist these students. We invite you to peruse our website, see what we have done, and decide how you'd like to be a part of this very important effort.