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Footscray, Victoria
We are very different from other Victoria Conveyancing. We are faster, many of our franchisees are available 7 days a week and after hours and you will always be able to speak to the owner of the business.
We are solution based and thoroughly trained and supported. In reality if our competitors do a poor job there is very little you can do other than take expensive legal action. However with Jim's our franchisees almost always receive 5 star ratings from their clients and when something goes wrong we have some of the top conveyancers and property lawyers in the state to support them and you, our clients!
This is because we operate within tight systems and are excellent communicators. We are incredibly selective with who we allow to trade under the Jim's name so you can be sure you are dealing with the best Solicitor Victoria and conveyancers every time.
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Property Conveyancing Services in Footscray, Victoria
The world of property can be confusing. There is a lot to think about when you are planning on moving or buying a property, whether this is for residential use or for business. Furthermore, when you are looking for property conveyancing in Footscray, there will be a lot to consider to make sure you are making the best choice.
At Jim's Property Conveyancing, our conveyancing services in Footscray make your journey as hassle free as possible; with our expertise, your property is in the best hands.
Jim's Property Conveyancing
Jim's Property Conveyancing deal with all your conveyancing needs, ensuring that even the smallest details are covered.
We have expert knowledge in:
- Buying and selling residential properties
- Buying and selling business properties
- Leasing
- Transferring titles between relatives
- Plus, many other conveyancing services
In Australia, property laws vary from state to state when buying and selling, so it is important to choose a conveyancer that understands the local market and laws. Jim's has a property conveyancer in Footscray that understands the system for buying in Melbourne.
With franchises across Australia, we can also use our expertise across the country to support you if you are planning on moving to a different state.
It all starts with a phone call. When you have filled out one of our online forms, we will call you back and answer all your questions, which is a service we offer totally free of charge.
With Jim's, we can relieve all your worries. When buying a property, we ensure all the necessary searches of your property have been done to a high standard, meaning that you will not discover any nasty hidden problems further down the line, such as inheriting the debts of the seller.
No matter whether you are buying or selling, we become the link between the purchaser and the vendor. We make sure that there is good communication throughout the process, and we assist you and communicate with all the relevant parties to reach a settlement in a timely manner.
When you choose Jim's Property Conveyancing, there will always be an experienced expert on hand, so no matter what crops up, we will be able to deal with it for you efficiently. Property often throws up a lot of curveballs, but we have the knowhow to deal with it.
There for you for all your conveyancing needs
For conveyancing in Footscray, choose Jim's Property Conveyancing. We are a step above the rest, and we will dedicate ourselves to ensuring you get the best possible experience, no matter what your conveyancing need is.
Your experience as a client is of the utmost importance to us and we are not satisfied unless you are. We pride ourselves on having a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee and our review rating on Google is evidence of the hard work we put into each and every job.
For your local conveyancer in Footscray, call us today, and we will be happy to assist you as you take the next step on the property ladder.
Jim's Conveyancing Footscray provides conveyancing services in all Melbourne suburbs and towns in Victoria including: Doncaster, Richmond, Collingwood and Hawthorn.Read Less
We have many lawyers and professional conveyancer franchisees spread throughout the state. We are located throughout Metropolitan Melbourne and Geelong including Frankston, the Yarra Valley and Hoppers Crossing as well as regional Victoria including Torquay and the Surf Coast. We are growing every day and have decades of legal and conveyancing experience between us.
We are expert in regional Conveyancing Victoria issues such as mining shafts around Ballarat, bushfire planning issues in and around towns north of Melbourne, flooding in Elwood, alpine leases around Hotham and heritage restrictions in Albert Park.
In short, we have local, specialised knowledge and training no matter where you are in our fine state and our franchisees have shared resources and ongoing training to ensure you are protected and given the best advice every time!
We provide an extensive range of property and legal services including:
There is such diversity between different parts of Victoria Lawyer in the way offers are made to purchase a property.
Are the contracts signed in the real estate agent's office or are they sent to each party by their conveyancer?
Is there a cooling off period or is it going to auction?
How much deposit should be paid at the time of signing? If you buying in inner Melbourne you are likely to be required to pay 10% deposit at the time of making the offer. If you are buying in a regional or outer Melbourne suburb you may only have to pay a small amount such as $1,000 at the time of signing and the rest upon your finance approval.
Will your offer be accepted if it has special conditions such as a finance clause and building inspection? Possibly not if you are buying in some locations or if there are many interested parties, but very possibly so in other situations.
Even after the contract has been entered into the process of conveyancing varies enormously. Will the keys be handed over at settlement or is the purchaser required to collect them from the real estate agency?
Will the settlement be conducted electronically or will it be at a central settlement location in the Melbourne CBD or at a lawyer's office in a regional country town?
This is where choosing a conveyancer becomes critical. We offer the breadth of knowledge of the whole state and all the complexities and quirks of different geographic locations. We really are different from our competitors.


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Fri, 28 December 2018
Check out Jen's Saints Name Generator at SaintsNameGenerator.com, and her Word of the Year Generator at WordOfTheYear.me - she hand-coded these sites as a gift for her fans to inspire them in the new year.
(00:00:00) - Jen reacts way too strongly to the latest Instagram update and runs through some of the show's funniest bits from 2018.
(00:25:43)- Jen talks about Colin O'Brady yet again. Then she honors Kate Spade, Anthony Bourdain, Avicii, and other celebrities we lost to suicide this year.
(00:46:26) - Some people think Santa should be a woman, and Jen has a surprising theory what why this is a thing.
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(00:00) - Jen explains why Alexa needs a "I Am A Horrible Human Being" button you can check at setup. She also admits that she lets her husband tell her how to vote but let's pretend she didn't say that.
(21:46)- A guy swam all around the island of Great Britain and Jen is equally horrified and inspired.
(42:27)- Jen is trying to make a point about the pet pampering industry but ends up getting distracted by a 10-hour remix of the Meow Mix theme song.
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(00:00:00)- There are now "extreme haunts" where you can pay to have people in masks beat you up and put you in a cage. Jen has questions.
(00:31:26)- Jen talks about her big news, and discusses the woman who is engaged to a ghost.
(00:50:10) - Jen talks about how haunted houses get us to admit what we really believe about the spiritual realm.
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(00:00:00) - There is a robot brothel opening in Texas! Jen has all the takes, and her staff surprises her by finding the perfect song for the occasion.
(00:16:28)- Jen has strong words for people who engage in "us vs them" thinking when it comes to politics and religion.
(00:38:09)- Jen cannot help but notice that when movies and TV shows portray "strong" women they are always super hot as well.
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Mon, 8 October 2018
00:00:00)- Bestselling author Annie F. Downs brings the fire with powerful words about how we can thrive in both good and bad moments. Don't miss her hilarious (but so true) Chutes and Ladders analogy.
(00:44:22) - People are protesting outside of the Yale Club, where the Fulwilers stay when they're in NYC. Jen worries that they will ruin her Instagram stories when she's in town.
(1:19:34) - Jen wants an app that will congratulate her on how FEW steps she takes each day.
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Mon, 24 September 2018
NOTE: There was an error in last week's podcast and the wrong segments got included. Here are the segments that were supposed to be on there last week. Sorry about that!
(00:00:00)- Heather Schieder (@HoneyChildForest) is supposed to talk about after school snacks. Instead, she and Jen share a little truth snack for Catholic bishops who have failed to respond to the scandals. A must-listen segment.
(00:31:24)- Jen talks about moments when God gives you "shoulder taps"…and explains why she should always ignore these promptings.
(1:01:52)- Haley Stewart (@HaleyCarrots) talks about how her family radically changed their lives to find meaning and happiness - and how you can too.
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Tue, 18 September 2018
- Jen needs everyone to know that a PIECE OF HER DIES every time she sees some share that "Tech Billionaire Parenting" article. There is also a dead scorpion in her light fixture.
- Shawn Carney dispels dumb myths about how pro-lifers only care about babies.
- Science may have disproved the Ouija board, but you still shouldn't mess with them. Jen tells her creepy Ouija board story that happened back when she was an atheist. She also discusses why she sees a change in the way the world views abortion.
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Tue, 11 September 2018
(00:00:00)- Jen talks about the famous phrase "pray like everything depends on God, work like everything depends on you" - and explains why the real quote might be the opposite, and that might be better.
(00:28:20)- Jen talks about nudist parks. You can imagine what that segment is like.
(00:40:36)- A Cosby Show actor was seen bagging groceries at Trader Joe's, and Jen points out that there's a lot that all of us can learn from his situation.
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Sun, 2 September 2018
SiriusXM is offering free access to its channels through September 10, so you can listen to Jen live! Tune in to channel 129 from 2 - 4 PM ET (11 - 1 PT). Listen in your car or on the SiriusXM app.
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(00:00:00)- The cartoon Peppa Pig got in trouble for an episode in which Peppa learns that "spiders are your friends." Jen and her team create an alternate episode in which Peppa lives in Texas and learns about all the spiders that can kill you.
(00:30:51)- A man almost dies because he was bitten by a SEVERED RATTLESNAKE HEAD. Jen reacts to an article on this topic that tells people not to kill rattlesnakes.
(00:50:03)- Jen says she's going to create an album of Flag Day songs just because no one else writes songs about this holiday, and plays a preview of the album.
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(00:00:00)- Jen admits that she thought the #OneBeautifulDream book tour might be a disaster, and discusses the importance of "turning your imagination to the light."
(00:28:50)- Jen and Leticia Ochoa Adams cover the Top 5 Pop Culture Stories You Need to Know About
(1:30:36) Callers share their favorite summer songs. Most importantly, Jen and a caller come up with the brilliant idea of a genre of music called Water Park Rock, which includes all songs played incessantly at water parks in the 80s and 90s.
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Thu, 24 May 2018
(00:00:00) - Jen weighs in on the Laurel/Yanny debate and explains that the clip is clearly saying only one of those words and anyone who says otherwise is part of a widespread conspiracy. She also talks about the new trend of having open relationships.
(00:28:26) - Jen talks with author Nicki Koziarz about how to love the life YOU'RE living rather than constantly envying others.
(01:20:32) - Campus minister Fr. Joseph-Anthony Kress is back on the show to talk about popular music that is truly beautiful
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(28:51) - Jen thinks that we can (and should) talk about traditional marriage without painting LGBTQ activists as our enemies.
(53:09) - Jen has a powerful chat with Seth Haines about the addictions that hold us back in life (and how to overcome them).
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(00:00)- Jen cracks up at jokes about Amazon's Alexa device, and talks about how we can use insecurity and "imposter syndrome" to our advantage.
(24:30) - Jen talks with Gin Stephens, author of "Delay, Don't Deny" about how intermittent fasting changed her life.
(1:03:41)- Dr. Jason Fung joins the show with a simple explanation of the medical benefits of fasting.
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A swimming pool is a fantastic way to come back to life after a long getaway in the desert or after one of our excursions. Our luxurious swimming pool has been built in such a way that bathers have the feeling of swimming in the middle of the desert.
And to top it all off, our pool has a large terrace where you can enjoy our varied menus from breakfast to dinner.
How about a special place to have your meal such as a vintage bar or an antique restaurant? Today, we bring it to you, Our restaurant inspires elegance, calm and sensory design of the class.
Take a second to enjoy all the breathtaking scenery that Mother Nature has to offer
Guests live fully every second of their stay, to take the time to enjoy the subtle pleasures of the desert, to immerse themselves in each of these precious moments…
The bell rings, the whistle blows, it's 5:00, now it's YOUR time. It's time to let go, have a cold ice drink or an adult drink with ice cubes. You will have earned it.


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The Club is always looking for new members so why not come along and see if model boating is for you. You don't have to have a boat to join as we can offer help and advice on how to get started. Members often have boats or yachts for sale and this can sometimes be a quick way to get into a new hobby. Joining the club is simple and a very reasonable £20 per year (for the current year 2019), which includes mandatory third party insurance. If you're on holiday and would like a sail please give us a call.
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Why grading problem is not covered by Tarion?
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It depends on the grading problem.
If water is being directed towards OR not being directed away from the homes foundation then it is covered by Tarion because the building code requires settled backfill and general lot grading must slope away from the homes foundation.
If it is grading issues / problems like ponding that does not effect the home or the homes foundation like at the back corner of the property then that is best resolved by complaining the the municipality.
Code Rule 126.96.36.199. Grading of Backfill (1) Backfill shall be graded to prevent drainage towards the foundation AFTER settling.
Code Rule 188.8.131.52 Surface Drainage - Lot Grading (1) The building shall be located on the building site graded so that water will not accumulate at or near the building and will not adversely affect adjacent properties.
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Located in New York City, Fordham's Gabelli School of Business is rooted in the principles of Jesuit Education.
Those principles are inherent in the school's mission, which is "to inspire and empower positive global change, developing students into compassionate business leaders and supporting faculty and students in the generation of new knowledge."
This fall, Gabelli School launched its "Ignite Scholars" honors program and enrolled the first cohort of students. The program selects talented students with demonstrated leadership experience and challenges and supports them to be agents for positive change in their communities, organizations, and the world at large.
"We teach our students that profit and purpose can coexist and that when they do, great things can happen for society," Lerzan Aksoy, Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies at Gabelli, says.
The education at Gabelli School revolves around four main values: relevance, compassion, ethical decision-making, and global mindset.
Relevance is ensuring that the curriculum is continuously revised to always remain relevant to changing global trends and landscape.
Compassion means staff, administrators, faculty and students all nurture a "you and me culture" by providing support to one another, contributing positively to society, and helping others.
Ethical decision-making is one of the most important values in the Gabelli education.
"Faculty emphasize the importance of ethical decision making in all areas of business through class lectures, case studies, as well as modeling behavior," Aksoy says.
Lastly, having a global mindset is part of Fordham's DNA.
"Instilling a global mindset goes beyond offering study abroad opportunities and the global business major and concentration available to our students," Aksoy says. "It permeates the curriculum. Having a globally diverse faculty body and being located in one of the world's most cosmopolitan city influences the student experience and education inside and outside the classroom."
In their first year, Gabelli School students all take the liberal arts core. The core includes foundational courses such as philosophy, macroeconomics, microeconomics, statistics, English composition, theology, and mathematics.
"The liberal arts core provides students with a well-rounded education and gives them the tools to think critically, be good writers, and eloquent speakers," Aksoy says.
First-year students also get introduced to business through the "Ground Floor" class.
"Essentially you're put into teams that you'll work with through the entire semester," Danielle Geraci, a Class of 2016 alum, explains. "The project of the semester is to put together a complete business plan from initial idea to pitch. The students use the skills they learn in their other core business classes to learn how to create the business proposal and successfully and professionally pitch it to a board."
Sophomore year is when students begin to dive deeper into business. The focus of year two is on the integrated business core "Consulting Challenge."
Students take the core marketing, finance, accounting, business communication, information systems, management and strategy courses. They then work in teams to apply what they've learned in these courses to tackle an opportunity or challenge for a company. The winning team wins the "Consulting Cup."
Laura Wagner, a Class of 2016 alum, says her most memorable experience at Gabelli School was winning the first-place award at the annual Consulting Cup.
"This experience was important to me because, not only did it challenge me to use knowledge from all the business areas I was studying, it helped me learn integral public speaking skills that I still use today," Wagner says. "I struggled with public speaking when I was younger, and the experience helped me grow significantly. For the rest of my life, I can say I did that and take pride in the work I put forward for all to see."
Junior year is when many Gabelli School students choose to study abroad. The third-year curriculum focuses heavily on analytics courses aimed at providing deeper knowledge into the students' chosen major or concentration.
Senior year is centered around leadership skills. Students have access to a number of hands-on leadership experiences, such as online simulations, community-engaged learning, and consulting projects.
The Gabelli School education stresses the idea of "learning by doing."
"Learning by doing is a common thread across the integrated core and students understand how the various disciplines work together to making a successful business," Aksoy says.
Gabelli School prides itself in offering opportunities for students to get real, hands-on experience.
And its inherent in just how many students get to actually learn by doing. According to Aksoy, 98% of Gabelli School students hold at least one internship during their time at Fordham.
Additionally, Gabelli School students have access to a number of competitions, such as
the Georgetown University Case Competition, International Business Ethics Case Competition, Global Social Innovation Challenge, and American Marketing Association Collegiate Conference.
Stephanie Rice, a class of 2016 alum, got to pitch a marketing plan to Target executives who came to Fordham as part of a marketing class. The assignment for her group was to create an integrated marketing campaign for Target's Back to College shopping season. Rice and her group constructed a campaign that involved social media, a socially conscious theme, and in-store promotions.
"It helped me apply the skills and marketing theories I had learned about and apply them to real-life cases," Rice, whose group won 1st place, says. "It also forced me to become very comfortable presenting my ideas to a group of people."
According to numbers provided by Gabelli School, 94.7% of Class of 2018 grads seeking employment were employed full time by the end of September with an overall average salary of $63,777. An overwhelming majority of grads choose to stay in the Northeast region. Gabelli Schools reports that 94% of the Class of 2018 found full-time employment in the Northeast region.
What Alumni Say:
"Sophomore year we were asked to do a complete evaluation of an assigned company and as a group build a business recommendation that would increase profit. This project was one of the many we did within a group setting but was a great introduction to how we should start thinking about the success of businesses and all the different functions of a company. I loved this project for theteamworkk aspect as well as the business evaluation and solution build-out process we went through, it was very reflective of the work experiences I have today." – Recent Alumni
"The study abroad program through the Gabelli School of Business led me to study in London, where I cemented my passion for business and fashion. My professors and mentors at Fordham helped me along the way to tailor my degree as well as gain a better understanding of future career fields that fit with these aspirations. With this study in London, I was able to reach my full potential as a student and better plan my post-collegiate goals." – Recent Alumni
"During the business program, we were in what you called IP classes. IP gave us real-world problems, and during the semester with all the information we were learning from our other classes, we had to find a solution to the problem in our IP class. I found this tremendously capturing and helpful. It made me see how different aspects of the business world click together, and how to properly work with different personalities." – Recent Alumni
Where The Class of 2018 Went To Work:
Ernst & Young – 23
JPMorgan Chase & Co. – 21
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) – 15
Barclays – 10
Citi – 9
Deloitte – 8
Morgan Stanley – 7
Bank of America Merrill Lynch – 5
Goldman Sachs – 5


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What does the Bible say about contraception?
If they can't find a 'no' in the new testament on what they feel should be 'no' they dive into the old testament to find some old law put upon the Jews, not to Christians, to fool or please you. Jews were told to multiply and therefore it was a sin for them to spill semen.
Christ brought the new testament and has said nothing about contraception and so it is lawful to use contraception. He was surely was capable to tell us 2000 years ago, in his own words or parables, his desire that we refrain from contraception – but he did not do so. Remember, God would not send his messiah to execute incomplete works and leave the rest to corruptible menkind to concoct. We are told all we need to know to find a better life on earth and salvation in heaven; even biblical errors he did not allow to be of such a nature that they could affect our salvation, would we follow them.
We are not forced to born children if we can't afford to raise them; nor are we forced to discomfort our self by bearing kids we are not ready for. Could we prevent this?
Such ways are from men, Nicolaitans for example. Remember the incident of circumcision in Acts 15:5 where we were almost to be made subject to this Jewish law. So know that when kids are born to Christians while they're not ready, they must put faith in him and spend much time in prayer for his support in the name of Jesus Christ, for it is him who bestowed the child upon you.
If you wish to use a permanent contraceptive, it is also allowed, as Christ did not say anything about that either. Suppose this contradicted the law, would not monks, nuns and celibates-by-choice contradict the law also? What is the difference between those refraining from begetting children and you taking a contraceptive?
Baptism the commandments of God, not those of men. Contraceptives may be used but, do mind, if you use them in fornication, why do you inquire?
What does the Bible say about the morning-after pill?
The ovarian follicle develops and begins emitting the hormone Oestrogen (which causes the uterine lining to thicken so that it will be ready to accept a fertilized egg). Just before ovulation, the ovaries also secrete progesterone, this for about two weeks.
The hypothalamus and pituitary gland sense the level of Oestrogen rising in the blood. When the level is high enough, the pituitary gland releases luteinizing hormone (LH). This hormone tells the follicle to release the egg into the fallopian tube. Sperm can fertilize this newly released egg during a 24-hour window.
If sperm fertilizes the egg during that 24-hour window, and if conditions are right, the fertilized egg implants itself into the thickened uterine lining and the woman is pregnant. If the egg goes unfertilized or if something prevents implantation, the woman does not become pregnant.
How does the pill or 3-monthly injections work?
Morning-after pills contain hormones to stop ovaries releasing eggs. They also make the womb slippery so that fertilized eggs can't stick to it, and so the eggs can't develop into a baby.
So it either:
a) stops ovaries releasing eggs
b) prevents fertilized eggs from sticking to the uterine, where they grow into an embryo.
As a fertilized egg without the uterine cannot bring forth life, it is not complete to accept the inflow of life, and so it just disappears if it can not stick to the uterine.
As the fertilized egg, therefore, is not complete to produce life, it merely has the potential to accept life; but it does not live, which is proven by its inevitable death, without human intervention, when it does not stick to the uterine.
As what does not live cannot be murdered, you may use the morning-after pill.


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Seasons2016-17Everton News
Moyes's bold claim on the eve of Everton reunion
The Scot spent 11 years at Goodison Park and steered the Blues to a Premier League high of fourth place in 2005, as well as a series of top-eight finishes but was unable to break the "glass ceiling" and qualify for the Champions League group stages.
He took the helm of the reigning Champions in May 2013 but was sacked by United the following April, coincidentally following a 2-0 defeat to Everton, with his new club struggling to qualify for the Europa League.
An unsuccessful spell at Real Sociedad followed before he returned to management in England with today's opponents Sunderland following the departure of Sam Allardyce.
No stranger to tight purse strings and comparatively limited resources, Moyes has been quick to set expectations for this season low for Black Cats fans and he has harked back to the periods of austerity he faced with Everton with his latest comments.
"We had a great team at Goodison but we were missing a centre-forward. We couldn't get the finances to buy one in my last couple of years," he claimed. "I might be exaggerating but I think, with a top centre-forward, we would have been close to winning the league; we were that good.
"I have to be fair. Bill Kenwright was always trying to help me and every penny he had he gave me. I don't have any complaints. It was also a brilliant education.
"It's good to have a bit of money but it's also sometimes good to realise you've got to get out on to the training ground and teach players, build them into a team."
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1 Posted 12/09/2016 at 07:53:41
Yeah, Maradona at his best.
2 Posted 12/09/2016 at 07:55:54
3 Posted 12/09/2016 at 07:58:57
4 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:00:29
5 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:01:20
6 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:07:23
7 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:09:05
8 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:09:20
Then I would buy into this claim.
9 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:13:46
10 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:14:37
After two sackings, the wee man is trying to rebuild his battered reputation. Let's make it a hat-trick for the fella.
11 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:15:16
12 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:18:03
13 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:18:17
14 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:22:39
15 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:29:58
16 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:30:23
17 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:30:39
Then the goal's dried up!
18 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:32:49
19 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:35:28
We finished 4th with a Championship striker up top, Marcus Bent, plus we finished 5th a number of times with Anichebe, Vellios, Beatie, and Stracqualursi up top.
Swap any of these for a Suarez or Torres from the Red Shite's side (a 㿀m striker), and surely we would be 10-20 points better off.
We wouldn't have won the league, but would that not be challenging?
20 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:45:33
Maybe he could have spent the Beattie and Davies money on a decent striker?
Surely his marvellous thorough scouting network could have found a good up and coming striker as others' have?
Was unlucky with Yakubu's injury, though.
Still, all grist to the mill in his latest 'I would have been great but for lack of money' nonsense that is unfortunately pedalled by too many on here.
21 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:51:33
Having said that, I will always be grateful for what he did, his arrival was a breath of fresh air that blew away the cobwebs of the Walter Smith and Kendall Mk 3 eras and saved us from potential oblivion. Shame that he seemed to let it all go to his head
22 Posted 12/09/2016 at 08:56:45
Not a chance with Moyes in charge though, He literally ruined every single forward who played for him (except Saha who was already broken when he arrived).
23 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:03:46
24 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:06:12
25 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:06:44
A good manager with limitations. Exposed the moment there were any expectations here and exposed when he had a big budget and genuine expectations at Man Utd.
I can't hate a man who delivered me a four-figure sum!
26 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:07:21
27 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:11:37
28 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:17:39
29 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:25:40
Okay, Ginge, I'm on board it must have been the lack of a striker!
30 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:28:40
31 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:34:06
32 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:43:08
Regardless of what the truth is, Moyes is right that 25 goals from a top striker would have put us right up there in some of his seasons in charge. Whether Aguero or Suarez would have been able to get 25 goals in a Moyes team at that point is a different story.
33 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:45:40
The only thing we were ever close to with Moyes in charge was a dammed good thrashing every now and again.
34 Posted 12/09/2016 at 09:57:43
You can tell Moyes was a centre-half because he hates strikers he inherited a title winning front line at Man Utd and made them look like yard dogs.
He's coming across as a very bitter man who realised like many that after Everton it just doesn't get any better.
He's starting to sound like Carl Froch with his 80,000 fans at Wembley nonsense.
35 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:06:12
A cup would have done! Any cup. The League Cup, FFS, for the first time in our history would have people on here defending you all day long!
11 years. Not a thing.
3-0 at home to Wigan. I will NEVER forgive you for that.
You're a bottler. A choker who will only ever compare to Fat Sam and the likes. You love a ground out draw. A nil-nil and you're dancing down the tunnel.
Rant over.
36 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:13:28
37 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:14:22
38 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:15:24
39 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:19:27
Thing that makes his statement unfathomable twaddle though was what actually happened. We had no depth. We lost Jags, Arteta and then Yak and had nothing in reserve to backfill. We needed a damnsight more than just a top drawer striker as history actually demonstrated.
40 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:23:32
41 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:23:57
As another comment on here says, imagine a Torres upfront with the squad we had, or even a Lewandowski when he was earmarked for a move to Blackburn before the Icelandic ash clouds put paid to the move. This site doesn't give Moyes the credit he deserves. It took a season and a half for one man to undo all of Moyes's 10 years of work, yet the fans are so ready to lambast him.
I feel as if people have forgotten what the 1990s and early 2000s looked like for Everton. Football is all ifs and buts, but you've got to acknowledge the context of this comment, coming just four months after a Leicester side, no more talented than a Moyes Everton team, won the league.
Give the guy a break, I see on here enough about the 'Everton way' and manner of business, and this bitterness towards David Moyes certainly isn't attractive or beneficial. Good luck at Sunderland, after tonight that is.
42 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:31:13
43 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:31:29
I was one date away from marrying Charlize Theron back in 2005.
44 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:33:25
45 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:44:53
It's bad enough suffering at the hands of one delusional fool (a la Roberto) but to have two recent managers in charge of affairs at Goodison makes me wonder did we run over twenty black cats?
He stabilised us at a time we needed it, and made us hard to beat on a number of occasions, but Jesus, he comes out with some shit.
If you were a Sunderland fan, you could find yourself in a very deep depression very soon.
Where's the inspiration Davie?
46 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:55:11
But the guy and to be fair to him, the 'visionaries' upstairs collectively weren't positive or imaginative enough to do what was required. In that sense, Martinez was a breath of fresh air when he joined.
47 Posted 12/09/2016 at 10:57:27
Nice one
48 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:03:38
People forget we finished 5th in 2008-09 with 63 points despite Yakubu being unavailable from November onwards, Anichebe being unavailable from February onwards, and Saha constantly having to be managed through his various niggling injuries. We only scored 55 goals that season. Another 10 or 15 would certainly have had us in contention.
In the final 7 seasons of the Moyes era, our average finishing position was between 6th and 7th despite only once reaching 60 goals in a season. A top quality striker would have given us the edge in some of the many matches which were drawn 66 in the final 5 seasons under Moyes.
49 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:28:43
It smacks of a guy whose career has gone drastically backwards.
50 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:33:20
When I saw the content of the thread, my concern was a little different.
I thought 'Hmm, I don't like the look of this, there's a good chance this thread could attract those who, Daily Mail-style, lazily add 'brigade' to describe two or more posters who won't see things the way they do.'
Maybe I'm sensitive because as a member of the PC brigade, I was told by my brigade leader that I couldn't be in the Moyes out brigade at the same time.
Personally, I can't stand those who demand we pay for a service to extinguish large blazes and rescue cats from trees - bloody fire brigade..brigade.
51 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:41:49
Moyes has made a statement saying if we'd had a decent striker, we'd have been challenging for the league. I completely agree with him.
Who was the manager at the time? Who spent (at the time) big money for three strikers? Who could have shipped out players he rarely played to make room for a better striker?
It's nothing to do with hate, it's about pointing a few inconvenient things out.
I don't hate him, I just think he was extremely over-rated and benefited from what went before him and a lack of ambition within the club and fanbase.
Good luck to him after tonight.
52 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:46:31
I'd be mortified if everything Koeman said had some sort of reference to his 'glory days' at Southampton. I bet every story Moyes ever says now begins with... "This one time, at Everton..."
53 Posted 12/09/2016 at 11:51:30
For those of you who think he has a valid point... that he did just need a top striker and he could have "challenged" it would have made absolutely no difference.
The man had a footballing philosophy that made strikers "sacrificial" for the greater good of the team.
This is why it made no difference if Marcus Bent or Wayne Rooney played up front for him. All he wanted from a striker was to create space for the likes of Tim Cahill or Fellaini. One season we had a decent return from a striker under him and that was Yaks first one where he actually used Johnson as a foil.
Good strikers were wasted on him, it would be like buying a Ferrari for someone who used his car to tow a caravan.
54 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:18:00
"You were struggling at the bottom of the Premier League Don't. Don't you want me?
When I met you
I picked you out, I shook you up
And turned you around
Turned you into something new
Now three years later on you've got the world at your feet
Success is on the horizon for you
But don't forget it's me who put you where you are now
And I can put you back down too.
You know I can't believe it when I hear that you won't see me
Don't. Don't you want me?
You know I don't believe you when you say that you don't need me"
Don't. Don't you want me?
55 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:20:59
Instead of telling him that he's "a phenomenal Belgian Diamond in the embryonic stages of world class career with the ability to demonstrate his personality out on the pitch"
It'd have been:
"Right son If you work hard, hit the sand dunes, put a shift in the right wing for 6 months to prove yourself, ye can have Vic's place up front."
Back to West Brom he goes!
56 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:23:52
57 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:25:15
I admitted I was dead wrong, Link he apparently can't.
58 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:40:34
I believe his confidence has been smashed by his utter failures at his last 2 jobs and he's putting on this false front, and having had a look at one or two of the Sunderland forums, some their fans are already pissed off with his constant negative comments and his damping down of expectations.
59 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:40:37
60 Posted 12/09/2016 at 12:59:57
You know kind of like if only I had a top striker, if only they gave me more money, if only Man Utd gave me more time, if only Sociaded had Messi and Suarez... always a built-in excuse and blame something or someone else for failure.
Want a dose of reality? Go to his Wiki page and scroll down to his honours to see what his teams have actually won as a manager AND player, you could write it on the back of a fucking postage stamp and still have plenty of room left, but hey, if only eh!
61 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:03:54
Now, it's fair to say that Moyes has been well and truly exposed. Didn't Moyes get sacked by the wealthiest club on the planet? They had strikers surely?
Get the penknife out, Davey, the AK-47s are in town tonight.
62 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:06:32
63 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:14:17
But hey oh yet another false alarm...
64 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:16:17
He spent £24m on Bilyaletdinov and Fellaini, two players who didn't even know their proper position, never mind Moyes having the foggiest.
He spent £7.5m on Jelavic, christened him his 'silent assassin' and said he was Davor Sukor reincarnated, just with the face of Dobby the House Elf and a six month expiry date.
He had money to buy a decent striker. He just never did.Â
Some he opted for were nowhere near good enough to start with, some flattered to deceive, others were misused whilst here. Whatever the reason, all are right there in the Bad Buys Brigade after failing to rip shit up.
65 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:18:08
66 Posted 12/09/2016 at 13:22:13
Hopefully Koeman can be even better than a marrying of the two extremes, overly dour Davie, and overly positive Roberto, and produce a season like that first transitional one of Roberto's.
When you look at the 70-point side, the team we have now are all better than what we had then (bar Baines who had a poor season that year , Oveido baby, and Barry who was only just past his prime back then).
I'd take the keepers now over then, Coleman should be hitting his prime now, Young Stones is akin to Holgate; Jags, Williams and Funes Mori are better than Ditsin, Jagielka and Alcaraz; midfield is better, Barkley is better, the wings have more, and Lukaku is better.
Only flip side is I think everyone else in this money rich league is better than they were back then.
67 Posted 12/09/2016 at 14:06:51
I remember the 90s with Kendall Mk 2 and 3, Mike Walker and Walter Smith and I will be eternally grateful for what Moyes did in not only stopping the decline, but turning us back round and establishing us as a top 6 side.
68 Posted 12/09/2016 at 14:11:58
69 Posted 12/09/2016 at 14:13:41
The problem with Moyes is that he was always too frightened of losing games rather than winning them, hence so many draws.
70 Posted 12/09/2016 at 14:27:07
The fact is the Lukaku money was generated from the sale of Fellani to Moyes's Man Utd. Martinez used that money to invest in a quality player. Moyes had that opportunity in the past with the Lescott sale, as well as spending big on Yakubu and Johnson.
Out of the 11 years with us, the one season with Yakubu banging them in was the best he got from a forward player. The reality is that he had spent millions on trying to find a top quality striker and failed.
Also, how he set his teams up didn't focus on a main striking outlet, with the one forward player he used being directed to hold up the play or 'run the channels'. He could have had the best striker in the world but how he sets teams up doesn't focus on their goalscoring threat. Did any of his Man Utd or Real Sociedad players score 20+ goals in his tenure there?
71 Posted 12/09/2016 at 14:50:45
72 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:16:21
It seemed some were so accepting of our mediocrity they actually revelled in it. Some supporters don't realise, but 6th is viewed as mid-table by Champions League clubs and I wholeheartedly agree. Ask one Neville Southall what he thinks of a 6th place finish?
This post has nothing to do with Ginge really, the fact some of our fans still celebrate the fact BK & Moyes "steadied" one of the biggest clubs in English football is vomit-inducing.
73 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:26:36
Finishing 6th out of 20 clubs can in no way be viewed as mid-table finish no matter how you try to spin it (unless your maths is very bad). Also ask Neville Southall what he would have given for a 6th-place finish anytime between 1991 and 1998 and he would have bitten your hand off for it.
74 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:36:35
Obviously the northeast smog is getting to him – jog on, Ginge, and stop talking nonsense for a second.
He stabilised us, nothing more, and eventually held us back from kicking on, aided and abetted by Chairman Bill and Bob the Bungler.
Beside the fact that he destroyed every striker that he ever had, he never had any belief in the team or what we should be aspiring for as a club, and as soon as Uncle Alex rattled the nuts at OT, the liar shot off like a rocket down the East Lancs, conveniently sans contract at Everton
"Och, Soorry Billy pal, I dinnae ken sign that contract, ma wee little poodle called Knifey, ate it. Oooopppppssssyyyy. I'm ooota here, gota see ma auld mate whiskey face aboot a bit of work goin in Trafford!"
The man is a complete shithouse (both in a football & moral sense), and the sooner he stops talking about Everton playing like fuckin Barca when he managed us, the better.
75 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:41:11
76 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:49:47
77 Posted 12/09/2016 at 15:58:24
78 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:06:37
I would agree that we would have been a Champions League team if he had the money. If Koeman does as well as Moyes then he will do well.
A lot of my fellow Blues have very short memories and sometimes make me feel ashamed. I wish Moyes well I know he will do well at Sunderland but not tonight.
79 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:18:15
80 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:26:52
Moyes and Kenwright where good for each other, a bit like Arkwright and Granville. It's refreshing to see that Everton are moving forward and hopefully Kenwright will sell up the remainder of his shares and we can move on from the parochial, corner shop and low expectations of previous years.
81 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:28:27
It always puzzles me when as soon as someone leaves the club they tend to come in for extreme levels of abuse from some posters. This doesn't mean I think Martinez and Moyes were both fantastic managers for us, just that it is not the case that they contributed nothing to the club.
82 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:28:45
83 Posted 12/09/2016 at 16:42:47
84 Posted 12/09/2016 at 17:18:58
I feel Koeman means business but I know there will be hiccups along the way – hopefully not tonight. It's going to take a lot of hard work to get us back to the top. Everton are a huge huge club and, as Ronald has said, anything is possible with Everton.
Moyes is just a small time manager who was lucky to be under a small time chairman. I hope we illustrate that tonight on the pitch.
85 Posted 12/09/2016 at 17:19:40
86 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:13:51
87 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:14:57
Everton's finishes prior to Moyes:
12th, 13th, 17th, 15th, 6th, 15th, 17th, 14th, 13th, 16th, 15th
Everton's finishes with Moyes:
7th, 17th, 4th, 11th, 6th, 5th, 5th, 8th, 7th, 7th, 6th
How you can say that was a symbol of the fall of Everton under Moyes is completely ridiculous.
88 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:27:52
One of my good friend's sisters was married to him for many years. My best mate at home who is a massive Evertonian and whose son plays for Wrexham so he is heavily involved in North Wales soccer knows him personally so yes I do have connections that know Neville so I have been told certain things over the years.
And I can guarantee that no chance would he have been happy finishing 6th on a regular basis, you still laughing, pal?
89 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:29:53
"Sunderland manager David Moyes: "I see something similar between the clubs, but I don't want to be banging the drum every day saying 'Everton this, Everton that'.
"I'm only using it as an example to say if we can follow that route, we will not be far away. That will come from getting the recruitment right, and getting an understanding of the players we need to bring to the club.
"I'm hoping we can get that over the coming windows."
Maybe he's been learning from, Bobby. Incredible quotes there.
90 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:36:48
91 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:40:14
Not yet turned lilac but seem to have lost all vision in my left eye, jaw is permanently locked open and my arse is long gone:
It'll be like seeing the game through fucking Jeff Stelling's eyes tonight.
92 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:47:39
I also went to Catholic primary and middle school with him and my old man and his were drinking pals in the British Legion in Conwy. I think I remember going to Friars to play rugby when I was in Loretto in Llandudno. Are you still living in North Wales, mate?
93 Posted 12/09/2016 at 19:50:25
Evertonians are always too quick to offer their undying devotion to the guy who gets paid a fortune to bring us success. It's already happening with Koeman before he's got his coat off.
I'm cautiously hopeful about Koeman, but if he bounces out of the traps, he will only be doing what the last two did.
Let's get behind the team. We can always praise the hired hand who picks the team if he wins something, but please, not before.
94 Posted 12/09/2016 at 21:01:24
As for Yakubu, that was a cracking side and was shaping up nicely for a dart at the top 4, then Yak did his achillies after one season. Arteta did his knee, so did Jags. Kick in the bollocks.
95 Posted 12/09/2016 at 22:04:49
Fitting that, after Moyes makes this claim, a world class striker tears his side apart with a hat-trick.
96 Posted 12/09/2016 at 23:57:22
We may have had a crack at the top four with someone like Lukaku whilst he was manager it's true. But what he fails to acknowledge is that his dire brand of football ensured no established 20-goal-a-season striker would ever have joined us to run the channels when he was in charge.
97 Posted 12/09/2016 at 23:58:34
98 Posted 13/09/2016 at 02:29:34
99 Posted 13/09/2016 at 03:46:18
"Dreamer... your nuthin but a dreamer."
100 Posted 13/09/2016 at 19:25:33
I think during his time Fellaini was his biggest transfer at £15 million. Maybe he would have needed two or maybe three quality attacking players, but it was still up to him to find them.
If you look at the attacking players around now, like Vardy, Mahrez, Mane, Payet, it shows there are players out there who don't cost the earth who sometimes are worth taking a chance on.
101 Posted 13/09/2016 at 22:30:32
Please stop this right now, Darren. The whole thing makes me uncomfortable.
102 Posted 14/09/2016 at 03:44:34
I also toured Germany (Rhine valley area) with North Wales U19's and Eddie Neidzweiki was my roommate. I am also abroad now in Canada. When I return to Wales I stay at my old school friend's hotel in Criccieth. His name is Ian Edwards, who played for WBA, Palace, Wrexham and Chester. He tells me that he still sees Eddie at Chester races each year.
103 Posted 14/09/2016 at 04:51:20
100% Agree.
"It seemed some were so accepting of our mediocrity they actually revelled in it ... This post has nothing to do with Ginge really, the fact some of our fans still celebrate the fact BK & Moyes "steadied" one of the biggest clubs in English football is vomit-inducing."
It was a cringe-fest, that day. Never forget it. IMHO Moyes was good for 3 years and should have been dumped after that, and definitely when we failed to win the FA Cup vs Chelsea.
104 Posted 14/09/2016 at 07:09:23
I have been an Evertonian since the early sixties. I am aware that we flirted with relegation prior to Moyes taking over a disgrace for a big club like Everton because of a series of poor managerial appointments by a clueless board. We should be challenging for trophies.
Then Moyes is appointed and does a good job for 3 or 4 years. After that, he is retained for too long, showing the complete lack of ambition from our Board. The media hype him up in the same way as the do with our young players, insinuating that they would do better at a big club. He buys it. Believes the hype and moves to Man Utd where he is found out to be very limited.
It wasn't Moyes's fault, it was our Board's fault that in my opinion he became the symbol of the fall of Everton. Although the seasons that preceded Moyes had been worse, we had by then accepted under Moyes that the best we could do was achieve a 6th- or 7th-place finish which is just not good enough for a club like Everton, as far as I am concerned.
105 Posted 14/09/2016 at 07:36:56
Glad to see him fail, and ain't ashamed to admit it.
106 Posted 14/09/2016 at 08:05:04
However, he probably stayed on a little too long. Without a doubt he was limited, he was more concerned about what the opposition were doing than what we were going to do in a game and as has been mentioned many times on these pages over the years, he bottled the big games & left us all feeling pig sick.
The moment he decided that Man Utd were better than Everton (personally I think that was the job he always wanted) was the moment I lost respect for him. He couldn't get out of Everton quick enough & we applauded him on his way to join a rival. We all know how he behaved towards Everton after he got to the glory hunters team.
Watching the game Monday & seeing how Sunderland set up & played against us, reminded me of watching ourselves playing against the likes of Man Utd away durng Moyes's reign. We are in a better place without him now. IKWT.
Someone above pointed out that if you look at his Wiki page, you will see he has won next to nothing in his career, which is spot on. He really has been hyped up by the media from his tenure with us. After his last 2 jobs his reputation has taken a bit of a knock, if he fails at Sunderland I don't see where he goes after that.
108 Posted 14/09/2016 at 12:21:01
Out of interest, did you ever play against Ian Rush as Flint and Holywell/Mold are so near ? I love going back to North Wales whenever possible, it's such a lovely place. Getting home sick now!
109 Posted 14/09/2016 at 13:34:06
Agree with all your points there, mate, except you saying "after failing" to beat Chelsea in The Final. My point would be that we were "never going" to beat Chelsea,in that game not even with a goal start. Moyes just never installed that belief and daring into his teams. And he never will.
110 Posted 14/09/2016 at 17:30:59
My friend Ian Edwards played with Rushie at Chester when he was just coming through the ranks. We bumped into him at the bar of Northop Golf club a few years ago and had a chat.
Ian also sees Kevin Ratcliffe from time to time. I went out drinking a few times with Joey when he played at Wrexham with Ian. Joey is an absolute nutcase!
I was back in July and played golf at Porthmadog a few times. I agree with you, the scenery is stunning. I never tire of driving around North Wales.
111 Posted 14/09/2016 at 18:31:23
Funny you should mention Joey, he was several years older than me but his younger brother, Frank, was in my brother's class in Catholic school and him and my older brother were very good friends. Actually Frank was an excellent footballer and could have made it big but injuries stalled his career.
It really is a small world isn't it mate. Where do you live in Canada? I live in Tampa and work at the airport.
112 Posted 15/09/2016 at 01:04:09
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Goddamn it. Connor thought to himself. This was never a good idea to start with.
It was a stupid idea, but one that came from a problem Connor had. When he jokingly mentioned it to his roommate Nick, he was uncharacteristically enthusiastic and together a business was born. They had no idea that one sale would turn into two, then tens, then hundreds. Before long Connor was in far over his head, planning new hires and expansions and venture funding. They even entered this entrepreneurship competition, but now that they were here they felt...
This was such a bad idea...I can't do this. Connor fretted in his mind as the line got shorter and shorter.
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The speakers highlighted the need to obtain the complete insurance package especially on super yachts and how weather-related losses through for example, hurricanes result in significant losses for insurers. In conclusion, some solutions offered were less specialist insurers, hardening market, more selective underwriting and change in coverage offered.
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[UPDATE: To see just how well these cookies worked for me, go check out my results post here.]
Milk supply dwindling? Fear not, my breastfeeding mamas, cookies to the rescue!!
Say what?
Eat yummy cookies to help boost my milk supply? As if I needed another reason to have a cookie!
Hell to the yeah, pass me another one. In fact, just leave the cookie jar here with me!
But before you get ahead yourself, we're not talking about any old cookie. So put down the double stuffed oreos (or not), and have a look-see here
You see, Ive been a little (a lot) stressed of late. Home. Work.And sleep deprived.Or maybe its just the sleep deprivation itself thats making me feel stressed. Either way, Im pretty much exhausted. Exhausted to the point where I just couldnt get myself to get up and go express. And sometimes I get so engrossed in things at work, that before I know it, pump time had come and long gone. So, as the week went on, my boobs no longer even became hard if I missed a pump session, because obviously, my boobs got the memo about "supply and demand". Before I knew it, I was expressing less than half of what I used to. In fact, now, which is two weeks later, I am barely getting much out from the one boob.No biggy, right? Breast feeding has to end sometime or the other. I mean, beasty is well past the six months mark now.
But with winter right here with us, and all the colds and flu that tag along with it, I decided to re-adjust my breastfeeding goals from "lets see how long baby wants it" to "lets get through winter". Because Lord knows how hard it is on everyone when you have a sick smally. Once I get through that, I think I might go back to "lets see how long baby wants it".
So with this in mind, I decided to delve back into my treasure trove of milk supply increasing tactics. I'd been here before, so no biggy, it can totally be done. Ive come back from nothing before.
But on re-inspection of my research, I came across this gem: Lactation Cookies!
I got far too excited by that hyperlink, when I saw it. It had me at "cookie". Hell, even if it didnt work, I'd probably still just try it for the sake of enjoying some baked crunchy goodness. It came with rave reviews, none the less, and I was totally bets for being my own guinea pig. So without further adue, here is the lactation cookie recipe:
- •1 cup self raising wholemeal flour (I used 1 cup plain flour with 1/2 tsp baking powder)
- •1/2 cup low fat butter (or if you're on the health schpiel, try a healthier option of organic, virgin coconut oil instead which is super good for you! I used 100g coconut oil and 25 g Stork bake butter)
- •3/4 cup brown sugar (or less if you're not a sweet tooth try just 1/2 cup)
- •2 tablespoons flaxseed meal (its often called flaxseed powder in the health stores, and also one of the magic ingrediants)
- •1 egg
- •2-3 tablespoons of water (depends if you prefer moister cookies, i prefer crunchier, but 3 tablespoons was enough.)
- •1 tablespoon vanilla (optional, for flavour)
- •1 teaspoon cinnamon (optional, for flavour – but it does make a huge difference to yumminess, so i highly recommend it)
- •1-2 tablespoons of brewers yeast (do not substitute with bakers yeast or any other yeast – very important to it efficacy).
- •1/2 teaspoon salt (use himalayan salt if possible)
- •1 & 1/2 cups oats (get the thicker cut oats if you can, like jungle oats or woolworths oats)
- •OPTIONAL: 1/2 cup of your fave biscuit ingredients (like raisins, cranberries, chocchips).
Note well, my bakers, DO NOT leave out or substitute the brewers yeast for any other products or yeasts. It's part of the magic formula that make these suckers work!
•In a large mixing bowl, cream the butter and sugar then add the egg and vanilla. Mix well.
•In a separate bowl, combine the flaxseed and water, let sit for a few minutes before adding to mix. ( it should look like a dry paste)
•Add the dry ingredients (apart from the oats and your additional ingredients) and mix well again.
•Finally, stir in the oats and your additional ingredient.
•Make the biscuits (I use a heaped dessert spoon as a rough size guide) and place them onto a lightly greased or lined baking tray. Flatten them a little with a fork or spoon– if you like a soft centre, don't flatten them down too much.
The recipe says to bake for around 10-12 minutes depending on how well cooked/crunchy you like your biscuits, but I baked it for 15 min, and it was perfectly crunchy on the outside, and still slightly soft in the centre.
The best part is, you get to eat the WHOLE batch! Eat about 2 cookies at every feeding or expressing time. Then sit back and watch the milky magic happen in your boobies, as your beasty enjoys the feast!
Thats right, for once cookies are actually good for you! And not just good for you ito good for your soul.
You might have tried many other things before – like gingerbeer, stout, champagne, etc- and figured, pshhhh(!), just another old wives tale. But, I had some of the dough (apparently its more potent), and an hour later, I had leaky boobs again. And I havent had leaky boobs for the past two weeks now. So whilst my test trial is still on, I can definitely say there was a difference. And it happened quite quickly. So yes, the most magical deliciousness might just be the thing that does it for you! No harm in trying it. At the very worst, it does nothing, and you get to enjoy a treat.
By the way, the recipe itself was not the only gem I discovered, that whole website is awesome. Lots and lots of breastfeeding knowledge to tap into over here. Enjoy ladies, and let me know how this worked for you. Dont forget you need to ensure you empty your breasts often, whether feeding or expressing. Else all your efforts are worth little. No matter what you supplement with, the supply and demand principle is what rules the boob.
I will be publishing my trial results too once its done.So watch this space for those results! Happy munching!


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Heroes: What Makes A Hero? Series
Contributed by Bryan Parris on Jun 24, 2007 (message contributor)
Summary: Conclusion of the "Heroes" Series. From Hebrews 12:1-3
Over the past few weeks, we've looked at story after story of the heroes of faith in Hebrews chapter 11.
Noah…When the Whole World's against you; Abraham…When God says Go; Moses…a great leader; Rahab…an unlikely hero; David…facing your giants.
Great stories…I think one of the downfalls of the church is that we teach people the stories, but we don't teach them what they mean! It's great to know a story, but what are we to learn from what we've read.
Hebrews 12:1-3 - Therefore, since we are surrounded by such a great cloud of witnesses, let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles, and let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us. 2Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith, who for the joy set before him endured the cross, scorning its shame, and sat down at the right hand of the throne of God.
3Consider him who endured such opposition from sinful men, so that you will not grow weary and lose heart.
I love that word "Therefore" because it always means THIS is why I told you what I just told you! That one little word says "This is what I've said…now this is why I've said it!"
LET US RUN! Because they RAN and they Finished the Race…NOW IT's OUR TURN TO RUN! IT's a passing of the baton.
ILL – In the Ninth Grade, I was a proud member of the Greer high school track team (You've probably heard about us). My race was the 2 mile run. It's a distance run, not a sprint (EIGHT LAPS). You have to run for a while before you see the finish line.
Problems with Distance running…
1. Those who lack consistency (pace yourself)
2. Those who lack endurance (discipline)
3. Those who lack determination (You've got to WANT to win!)
APP – The Christian life is a distance run!
1. People often lack consistency (they want immediate results). They start out of the gate full force and then they quit because they aren't growing the way they want to.
a. Parable of the soils. They are planted in shallow soil and wither away as soon as the sun comes out.
2. Some people lack endurance. (They want an easy path)
3. Some people lack determination (They don't' want it bad enough)
a. I read a book once that said there are really only two things that will limit the holy spirit's work in your life.
i. One is Sin.
ii. The other is the lack of Desire.
b. Some people are jogging through the Christian life…just hoping they'll make the finish line, but not really determined to finish strong!
But Hebrews says that those who have gone before us are our inspirations!
Anyone have an inspiration growing up? Who?
ANY JORDAN FANS? Remember the ads "I want to be like mike". AND YOU CAN BE LIKE MIKE and all you need is this pair of black and red shoes. (and possibly a bowl of wheaties for breakfast)
WHO has inspired you in your spiritual life? Maybe it's Billy Graham or Mother Teresa, or maybe it's a Christian teacher or a minister. Maybe it's even been your parents who planted a seed of faith in your life that eventually took root and you gave your life to Christ and began to follow Him. (don't know how many testimonies I've heard that begin "I was raised in a Christian Home…")
THOSE inspirations are important because they give us Hope.
"IF THEY DID…I CAN!" - That's what a Hero is!
The writer of Hebrews continues and gives us some practical thoughts on achieving spiritual victory in the race that is set before us.
He says FIRST, you must get rid of the things that keep you from running well.
Hebrews 12:1b – Let us throw off everything that hinders and the sin that so easily entangles…and let us run with perseverance the race marked out for us.
Literally, this means "encumbrance" or "weight". Something that binds you or weighs you down.
Weight is never a positive thing when it comes to running. WE exercise to "lose weight". I've never heard anyone say, "My new years resolution is to put on a few pounds" – "I want a couple of rolls around my waist" – or "I'd love to have an extra chin by next Christmas". Have you ever seen the types of clothing Olympic atheletes wear when they are running? The lighter the better, the more aerodynamic the better. They wear running shoes that weigh just a few ounces, because they don't want anything to weigh them down, and while they'll wear sweat suits and such when they are warming up, when it comes time for the race, those things come off.


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Bialowieza Forest
Known as Belavezhskaya Pushcha in Belarus and Ltspkr.png Puszcza Bialowieska in Poland, the Bialowieza Forest is ancient woodland spanning the border amid Belarus and Poland, situated 70 km north from Brest. It happens to be one of the most recent and biggest surviving portions of the vast ancient forest which previously extended across the whole of European Plain.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site and Biosphere Reserve stands partly in the Brest voblast and Hrodna Voblast in Belarus and close to the town of Bialowieza in the Podlaskie Voivodeship at 62 km south-east of Bialystok and 190 km north-east of Warsaw in Poland.
The boundary between Belarus and Poland runs all the way through the Bialowieza Forest and it has been kept closed for big animals as well as tourists for the moment. The forest conserves 800 wisents (European bison), Europe's bulkiest land animals. The security enclosure maintains the physical as well as genetic separation among wisent herds.
Bialowieza Forest – History
It was first time in 1538 that the area was officially brought under the protection of forest as King Sigismund I the Old issued a document which declared execution penalty for poaching a wisent. King Sigismund also set up a new wooden hunting manor in Bialowieza, which eventually became the individual expression for the whole forest.
The forest was announced as a hunting reserve in the year 1541 for the conservation of wisent. Post the Polish-Soviet War in the year 1921 the central part of Puszcza Bialowieska was announced as a National Reserve. The count of wisents faced a marked descent. Later, in 1932 major part of the forest was stated as a National Park.
The reintroduction of the protection of wisents proved successful after its declaration as a National Park and in the year 1939 the number grew to 16 wisents in Bialowieza Forest. The Reserve was included into the World Heritage List in the year 1992 and internationally acknowledged as a Biosphere Reserve under UNESCO's Man and the Biosphere Programme in the year 1993.
Bialowieza Forest
Belarusian section
On the Belarusian side the Bialowieza Forest spreads across 1,771 sq km; the central area occupies 157 sq km; the buffer zone occupies 714 sq km; and the evolution zone occupies 900 sq km. The National Park and World Heritage Site together comprise an area of 876 sq km. The Belavezhskaya Pushcha center of operations located at Kamieniuki, Belarus, has good laboratory facilities as well as a zoo where you may find wild inhabitants like wisent, konik, wild boar, elk, and other native animals within the enclosures of their natural environment. You can also find a small museum, snack bar, restaurant, and hotel facilities.
Polish section
On the Polish territory, in the Bialowieza Forest, the territory is in part protected as Bialowieza National Park, with common area of around 100 sq km. There is the Bialowieska Glade, a building complex at first constructed for the Russian tsars, who are considered to have been the last private proprietors of the forest from 1888 to 1917, when the entire forest was inside the Russian Empire. The Glade has a hotel, restaurant as well as parking areas. The village of Bialowieza lies in the forest.
How to reach Bialowieza Forest
By plane
Warsaw Frederic Chopin Airport is the international airport in Warsaw.
By train
The Polish State Railways offer train services from Warsaw via Bialystok. The train, running every two hours, will take you two and a half hours to reach the site. You can also board a train to Hajnówka which is nearer to the Bialowieza Forest, but these trains are relatively slower and less regular.
By car
If you are driving on your own you can easily reach the site there by car from Warsaw via Bialystok.
By bus
You can avail of the bus services from Bialystok and Hajnówka to Bialowieza.
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DENVER — The fate of Uber driver Michael Hancock is now in the hands of a jury. Closing arguments ended at 5:40 p.m. Tuesday and the jury will start deliberating the first-degree murder case Wednesday morning.
Did Hancock shoot his passenger in self-defense, or was it first-degree murder with the intent to kill? That is the question a 12-person jury must answer.
During closing arguments of the trial, the prosecution used Hancock's own words on the stand against him. They say instead of rendering aid after the shooting, "he fixed the crime scene." On Monday morning, Hancock admitted on the stand he moved a 12 inch knife that is typically kept under the driver's seat into his passenger, Hyun Soo Kim's hand after Hancock shot him. Hancock said he did that to "see if he was still alive and could grasp it." Prosecutors said "the only reason you would push a knife into someone's hand is to put fingerprints on it."
During the course of the trial, evidence was presented by the prosecution that Kim did not initially get out of the Uber at the destination (it was a 2-mile ride) and instead the Uber ride spanned more than 70 miles in and around Denver.
On the stand, Hancock told the jury Kim changed his mind about the destination and pulled up Google Maps. Hancock said he got lost. He said Kim was seated in the front passenger seat and touched his leg three times during the ride. He said Kim was acting "flirtatious" toward him. But he says when he threatened to pull the car over and end the ride, he was attacked. That happened near University and Interstate 25 at 2:45 a.m. on the morning of June 1, 2018.
Prosecutors allege Kim passed out during the ride and Hancock drove around for 70 miles to rack up the Uber fee and get more money. Their theory is that Kim woke up, angry that he wasn't dropped off and that's when he hit Hancock. They say the small bruise to the left side of Hancock's face does not prove reasonable fear and that his life was not in imminent danger. They say killing Kim was a choice Hancock made. Prosecutors say Hancock deliberately pulled the trigger 10 times. Prosecutors say six bullets struck Kim and he died on the scene.
Meanwhile, the defense argues Hancock is not a violent person. They say Hancock first tried to defuse the situation verbally, then physically with pushing back and finally — in a last attempt — he used the gun, legally registered to him, to stop the threat. The defense says Hancock got out of the car as it was still moving, but Kim was pulling his dreadlocks as Hancock's feet were outside the car. The defense team says Hancock got out of the car on I-25 and University and fired 10 rounds at Kim. The defense says you can stand your ground and you can legally protect yourself.
Defense attorneys urged the jury to reflect on the testimony of their key witness. That witness testified to say she was driving on northbound I-25 and saw a car driving erratically. She pulled over and says she saw a man punching the driver of the car. The defense told the jury that this is a clear case of self-defense.
Hancock is facing a first-degree murder charge for the death of Kim. It is possible the jury could find Hancock guilty of a lesser charge of second-degree murder.


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