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the new video of their upcoming album it´s blitz! … ready to buy it via itunes or wait for the "real" release in april!
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been a long time that Dazed & Confussed brought karen o and debbie harry together in NYC… check out the nice interview


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The Sparkle Factory Warehouse Sale
You might find just what you've been looking for at this warehouse sale; home goods, vanities, photoshoot props, and fabric are just a few of the things up for grabs at The Sparkle Factory on Friday and Saturday. Items are priced to move, so you could even be able to buy that mannequin you've always wanted.
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Carlos Beltran as Evidence of the Changing Market
In the winter of 2011, Carlos Beltran hit free agency. He was heading into his age-35 season, but he was also coming off a pretty great walk-year, as he posted a 152 wRC+ in 598 plate appearances, the best single season wRC+ of his career. Even with declining defensive skills and a sub-par UZR rating, he still racked up +4.3 WAR, 15th best in baseball among outfielders. And, because of a clause inserted in his contract, the Giants were not allowed to offer him arbitration, so he hit the market as a no compensation free agent.
And he got 2 years and $26 million. Heath Bell got $27 million that winter — granted, it was for three years instead of two — but the market still gave Heath Bell more guaranteed money than Carlos Beltran two off-seasons ago. Since then, two teams have paid to get rid of Heath Bell, and I think it's fair to say that the market missed on that deal. But the market also clearly missed on Beltran that winter, as he was one of the most productive hitters signed that off-season and got a fraction of what the premier free agents were landing. That wasn't a recessionary winter; that was the winter that saw Albert Pujols and Prince Fielder land deals for over $200 million apiece and $100+ million commitments for both Yu Darvish and Jose Reyes.
Now, Beltran is two years older, and heading into his age-37 season. His new walk year wRC+ is 132, still very good, but not at the level he was at the last time he went into free agency. His defense has continued to decline, and now his walk-year WAR is just +2.0. Still, the Cardinals made him a qualifying offer, so this time around, any team signing him would have to forfeit a draft pick in order to do so.
Two years older. Not as good of a player as he was. Compensation attached. This time, 3 years and $45 million.
There might not be a more clear sign of the changing economics of MLB than Carlos Beltran. Sure, the market occasionally misses on players and we shouldn't expect Beltran to sign bargain deals every time he hits free agency just because he did last time. But this is a significant bump in valuation, despite the fact that Beltran is objectively worse by just about any measure you want to look at. If this version of Carlos Beltran is worth 3/$45M and the loss of a draft pick, what would this market think the Beltran of two years ago was worth?
There is just so much money in baseball right now that we have to be careful when comparing deals being signed now to deals signed in the past, even the recent past. I noted this briefly in the write-up of Robinson Cano's contract this morning, but Cano getting $240 million in 2013 is nothing like Alex Rodriguez getting $252 million in 2000. Since the first A-Rod deal was signed, total MLB spending on player payroll has risen from under $2 billion and is likely going to be pushing $3.5 billion when opening day payrolls are calculated next spring. Even with the wage suppressing mechanism of delayed free agency in place, MLB's spending on player payroll is going to double in less than 20 years. Baseball is in an economic boom.
You probably know all this already, of course. The TV revenues have been talked about ad nauseam, and it doesn't take an economist to look around at some of the contracts being signed this winter and say "hey, teams sure do seem to be spending a lot." But I like the Beltran example as a reminder to evaluate contracts in the market they were given. Beltran was underpaid last time he hit free agency, and he probably was just overpaid this time, but any player who is currently ambulatory should probably get a raise over his prior contract, Barry Zito excluded. Prices are going up, and they're going up pretty fast.
But enough of Beltran as a sign of baseball's riches. Let's at least spend a paragraph or two talking about Beltran as a player, and now, Beltran as a Yankee. Pretty much every projection I've seen for 2014 has him as a roughly league average player. Carlos Beltran, as great as his career has been, is probably currently overrated. It's not that average players don't have value, but they probably shouldn't cost $15 million a year for three years, plus the loss of a draft pick, especially for their age 37-39 seasons.
As a part-time OF/part-time DH, Beltran can still help a contender, and probably help them for the next two years, though I wouldn't be so sure about year three. But $15 million a year for an above average hitter/below average defender combo pack? When guys like David Murphy, David DeJesus, and Nate McLouth are all signing for around 2/$11M? Sure, those guys all need a platoon partner, and there's value in not having to use two roster spots to fill one starting job, but OF/DH is the easiest place to run a platoon. You need four or five outfielders anyway, and it's generally a good plan to have a few who are right-handed and a few who are left-handed, so building a relatively effective job share at those positions just isn't that difficult.
There absolutely should be a premium value added to players who don't have platoon splits — and thus don't have to be pinch hit for in high leverage situations — and can play everyday regardless of who is pitching. But I don't know that the premium should be 300% of the going rate of a pretty decent strong side of that platoon. Not having to have a guy on the bench to pinch hit for David Murphy isn't that valuable.
So, yeah, I think the market missed on Carlos Beltran again. He should have gotten more as a free agent last time around, and less this time through. I like what the Yankees have done in replacing Robinson Cano's spending with multiple pieces of value instead of one mega-contract, but this part of the plan looks like a bit of a waste of cash. Maybe he'll age extremely gracefully and be worth the money, but after telling Robinson Cano that they wouldn't pay for his late-30s, I'm not entirely sure why they saw it necessary to pay this much for Carlos Beltran's late-30s.
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Psychologists and experts from other Maggie's Centres and partner organisations also facilitate some group and individual sessions.
Cancer treatment can sometimes just seem one hard slog – the cancer cells may be being hit, but the various side effects, emotional angst, and complete life changing routine (however temporary) can all be recipes for feeling low in mood at times (to put it mildly).
For some, it's the day to day living with cancer that sometimes takes its toll. Not always, of course, because ultimately life generally does pick up a sense of normality again – although not always immediately post treatment, and that can be a shock sometimes.
There may also those among you who may have a cancer which is here to stay – being held back and suppressed, sometimes for a long time, but it sits there in the back of the mind whenever there's a new niggle or ache.
We talk a good deal in Maggie's, about taking control back, when dealing with a cancer, at whatever stage. Finding ways to help yourself deal with the cancer on a day to day basis, and keep in the best health you can, for as long as you can. Nutrition, exercise, information, mindfulness, etc, all can help.
What place do complementary therapies have here? I think it's best to know what I'm defining by complementary therapies first. NHS Choices defines these as 'therapies which can be used alongside conventional cancer treatments. They can sometimes improve a person's quality of life by helping them cope better with their cancer symptoms or the side effects of their cancer treatment'. This may include a wide range of therapies – acupuncture, yoga, reflexology, counselling, massage, music therapy…anything that can help relax, relieve stress and pain, and help the body and mind cope with the cancer treatments and beyond. (for a fuller list of complementary therapies – see Macmillan Cancer Supports A – Z list).
Something that most people in mainstream medicine would not advocate, and is not in my remit today, is alternative therapies. These are 'therapies which are generally used instead of conventional medical treatment. All conventional cancer treatments have to go through rigorous testing by law in order to prove that they work. Most alternative therapies have not been through such testing and there is no scientific evidence that they work. Some types of alternative therapy may not be completely safe and could cause harmful side effects' (The difference between complementary and alternative therapies - Cancer Research UK.)
There are some key points I'd like to flag up today, if you're considering accessing some complementary therapies for yourself:-
• Let your medical team know that you're thinking of having a therapy. They are can be a helpful add on to helping smooth your cancer treatment pathway, but some do interact with the treatments being given so it's best to check first. (This also goes for alternative therapies).
• Vice versa, always let your complementary therapist know you're on cancer treatment or have a cancer diagnosis. If you're going to a spa day, as a treat, for example…phone them up beforehand, and see if they have any problems with you accessing any of their treatments.
In reality, most treatments are perfectly safe, but some massage therapists etc, are reluctant to treat anyone with a cancer. (This is sometimes under the misguided perception that massage etc, can somehow spread the cancer cells around the body, but there is no evidence of this – in fact most hospices and many cancer centre hospitals do provide complementary therapies as part of holistic care.) Sometimes you may be asked for a doctor's letter to confirm it's Ok to have treatments.
• Finding a therapist – this may take some homework on your part. It's important to know if they're comfortable and experienced dealing with someone with cancer, and if they are suitably qualified. Reputable and experienced therapists should be registered with, and following codes and ethics of their professional organisations. (You will find links to organisations and information on complementary therapy in Maggie's Cancerlinks).
• Ask at your local hospital, GP surgery or Maggie's Centres to see if there are any therapies offered within or near the hospital. Whilst personal recommendations for private therapists can't be made, you can find out if it's offered as an add on in the hospital, GP surgery or local cancer support centres.
• Check any fees beforehand – this sounds logical, but you need to be factoring in the cost, at a time when finances may be tighter than usual.
You'll find a good guide to finding a therapist on Cancer Research UK's website.
Finally, if you're someone in a caring role, many complementary therapies can be a stress reliever, and relaxant, and help cope with what life is throwing at you. Again, if you're under medical treatment, or have an underlying health condition, do check with your doctor and your therapist.
You can ask about complementary therapies when/if you visit one of our Maggie's Centres (both physical centres, and here online) We offer a range of activities, relaxation, yoga, Tai Chi, nutritional advice, as well as emotional support and workshops - all of which could be described as complementary therapy, as they're designed to help you get through and face the cancer and its effects.
Hoping this information, although brief, has been helpful,
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Please see the attached documents from the Section 21 Committee in regards to the new toll free number for emergency services reporting workplace health and safety incidents.
The following new guidance note has been posted.
GN-1-2 Vehicle Inspections & Maintenance Program FINAL - November 2015
The following new guidance note has been posted.
GN-3-4 Radio Frequency Awareness - October 2015
Guidance Note #6-6 – Flashover is "suspended pending revision" as of December 14, 2014.
GN #4-8 Care Maintenance Inspection and Replacement of Structural Firefighting Personal Protective Equipment Aug 2014 – The section 21 committee, responding to sector feedback on the increasing number of guidance notes (72) decided to try and consolidate where possible notes that were previously in singular form but discussing related topics. This occurred with GN 4-1, a consolidation of previous notes (4-1, 4-3, 4-5, 4-6, and 4-12) dealing with various elements of firefighter gear.
GN #4-8 has been amended with the intention to compliment GN #4-1 noticing the title change which broadens its scope to address recommendations for the condition and handling of structural firefighting ppe and not just "bunker gear" (pants and coats).
GN #6-9 Hazardous Materials CBRNE Response Aug 2014 – A consolidation/update of previous GN's #6-9 and #6-15 with consideration for the transition of training standards.
Note: With this update GN #6-15 is rescinded.
The following guidance notes have been approved for replacement. They are included in the applicable section on this website. Please note that the full manual does not include these updated guidance notes. A revision to the full manual will be coming soon.
GN #2-2 The Buddy System – A minor revision which now includes a reference to applicable sections of the OHSA.
GN #4-1 – Fire Fighter Protective Equipment Regulation – Based on feedback on the increasing number of guidance notes, this note is a consolidation of previous GN #s 4-1, 4-3, 4-5, 4-6, and 4-12 discussing personal protective equipment.
GN # 6-8 - Fire Fighter Safety During Lightning Storms (previously known as AERIAL LADDER OPERATIONS DURING LIGHTNING STORMS) A revision which addresses more broadly the topic of fire operations during lightning storms.
GN #6-14 – Safe Roof Operations – A revision adding references to the OHSA, and to other related guidance notes.
Safety Information and Emergency Response Plan Regarding Increased Liquefied Natural Gas Transport - Nov 30, 2011
New Regulations Occupational Health and Safety Act Bunker Gear and Asbestos - Jan 26, 2011
Letter from Wayne De L'Orme Regarding Live Fire Training and NFPA Standards


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She was born and received her early education in Lagos, Nigeria. She graduated from Florida International University with an Honors' degree in Public Administration in 1984.
Lola's experience as a mother of three led her into professional child minding. Lola did this for several years before training at the Maria Montessori Training Organisation from where she received her AMI Diploma in 2002.
Since then she has gained valuable experience teaching at various Montessori schools before becoming Head of Little Acorns Montessori.
The Little Acorns team consists of dedicated staff made up of Managers, Montessori Directresses, Nursery Nurses, Nursery Nurse Assistants, and Trainees, – with all staff holding, or working towards, qualifications appropriate to their position.
Like the children in our care, we want our staff to achieve their full potential. All senior staff hold a NVQ Level 3 or equivalent and all staff are encouraged to join NVQ Level II and III training schemes. Regular in-house training is available throughout the year and include the following: Fire Drill / prevention, First Aid, Customer Care, Food Hygiene, Child Development, Curriculum Training, Planning and Observation, Managing Children's behavior, Basic Food Hygiene.
We also realise that, while in our care, the children look to us as role models, which is why every member of the team works hard to make each child feel valued and secure. All staff are trained in Safe Guarding and are aware of our Child Protection Policy and adhere to strict confidentiality procedures at all times.
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Waltzing Matilda : vocal sextet
by Sally Greenaway (2009)
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This version of Waltzing Matilda has been inspired by the stunning vocal sound and ability of Finnish vocal group Rajaton.
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Year: 2009
Instrumentation: For unaccompanied 6-part vocal group (Soprano I, Soprano II, Alto, Tenor, Baritone, Bass)
Duration: 7 min.
Difficulty: Advanced — Several key changes
Dedication note: Dedicated to Rajaton
First performance: by Rajaton — 22 May 11. Canberra Theatre
The piece incorporates a rich blench of jazz, classical and pop into this popular Australian folk song. The melody and harmony have been re-imagined to become more lyrical, and includes a new bridging passage in a quasi-jazz style to build the piece into the final verse. This arrangement has been inspired by Rajaton's 'Butterfly' and 'Dobbin's Flowery Vale'.
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I was so excited to hear that the acclaimed Charlotte Tilbury Magic Foundation is finally available in the United States! So many magazines, including my very favorite Allure, have touted this as one of the best new foundations for covering up flaws, especially acne-prone skin. I just had to try it! But there was a problem … this product was not available in any store near Cincinnati, so I had to guess at which shade I am. I do not advise this. However, Charlotte Tilbury's website does include excellent descriptions of each shade and which skin tone and undertone it should go with. There are also pictures of people wearing each shade, which was very helpful.
I chose shade number 3 because I have fair/light skin with cool undertones. And then I waited for a week for it to be shipped to my apartment. While I waited, I'm certain that I irritated my boyfriend, friends, family members, coworkers, and a few kind-looking strangers with my anxiety. I really wanted this $44 foundation to be perfect and the right shade for my skin. I could not stop talking about it. Finally, it arrived and I raced to put a swatch on my hand. I was struck with instant disappointment (see image below) because it had a weird thick texture and looked orangey … but then I blended and the magic happened.
I have no idea how this foundation does it, but the texture even seems to change with the color as it blends into the skin. It covers and smooths EVERYTHING! My skin looks luminous and poreless with this foundation. It actually covers all my acne without looking cakey, and it doesn't flake off or rub off during the day. This foundation was worth every single penny and the week of increased anxiety!
So, should you buy it?
Cons: While I think it is worth the cost and is superior to every cheaper foundation I've tried, some people are not able or willing to pay $44 for a foundation. Also, the coverage is medium to full, so this is not the foundation for you if you are looking for something sheer or light.
Pros: This foundation really does cover up flaws and lasts all day. It blends well and looks incredibly natural. Also, this comes in 15 different shades, so there is a perfect shade for everyone (although, as always, I do recommend testing the shades before purchasing). After wearing this foundation every day for over a week, my skin actually feels softer and my acne has cleared up a bit. I haven't had any other changes to my skincare or makeup routine, so I'm hoping I can contribute this to the foundation! Finally, this product has SPF 15, which is always an important factor no matter the season.
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La Luna Art Class
This was one of my favorite paintings at Painting with a Twist in Slidell. It is called "La Luna" and it is a lot of fun to paint. It is a 2 hour painting and I love the contrast of lights to darks. It is very Van Gogh. It reminds me of the "Starry Night." They haven't put this on their calendar in a while but I am sure if you request this painting they would love to do it again. This would also be a great painting for a private party. You can read more about their Private Parties here.
If you haven't heard about Painting with a Twist in Slidell then you are missing out. There are a lot of studios like this but Painting with a Twist is a one of a kind. What makes them so unique is how they run the class. They encourage you to bring in a bottle of wine or your favorite drink and any snack food that you would like. The trained instructor, who walks you through the entire class, not only makes it simple to follow along but they make sure everyone stops to socialize and have a good time. It is such a great experience because you are painting and partying and when everyone is finished, all of the paintings look amazing. Personally you will feel a real sense of accomplishment when the class ends. You will also have a masterpiece to bring home to your friends and family. It makes a great gift as well.
The other part about Painting with a Twist in Slidell is that their website is great. It is so easy to make a reservation or purchase a gift certificate. You can also "Subscribe to their Calendar" with your email address and you will receive updates of their latest paintings when they are added to the calendar. If you are one of the millions who use Facebook you should check out their "Facebook Us" page. You can actually read their Facebook wall from their site and if you are logged in with your Facebook account it will show your avatar and your Facebook friends as well on their site. If you make a comment at the bottom of the page it will post it on their site and your Facebook account. I am sorry if I am getting a little carried away here. I guess this computer stuff is more for the computer geeks like me.
The "La Luna" is my favorite and I am sure once you check out their calendar you will find your favorite as well. Here is their calendar and I hope you enjoy their art classes!
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Qiaozhen participated in this internship last spring. Read about his cool experience and think about applying in the future!
Article written by Qiaozhen, an 2015 alum of the MAAA program at SPEA. While at SPEA, Qiaozhen worked as a GA for the Arts Administration program. He also participated in a new partnership program between SPEA and the Smithsonian, interning at the National Museum of American History for spring semester 2015. Qiaozhen is now a PhD student in Public Policy at Georgia State University.
My classmate Anna and I interned at the National Museum of American History (NMAH) from January to May 2015 where we served as administrative interns in the Office of Management and Museum Services under the leadership of Janice Lilja, the Associate Director of the Museum.
The most impressive part of the internship was that we rotated within the Office which allowed us to work direct with the director of finance, personnel and facilities planning and operations. Therefore we had a comprehensive understanding of managing a major national museum. In the finance office, we worked with Beth Kline, the finance director, to create or update financial report templates. The process was more complicated than we would imagine. And the reason being that as a national museum, the NMAH receives federal appropriation which roughly equals to 60 percent of its annual expenses; and the other half is the museum's own responsibility. As a result, the museum receives many different funds, donations and sponsorships from individuals and corporations. Some of them arrive as scheduled; some of them do not; some of them are restricted; some of them are not. All these different situations make financial management job very challenging. But thanks to the financial principles we learned from class, we conquered all the challenges and successfully finished the projects.
In addition to the hands-on learning, we also learned from the weekly staff meetings and the bi-weekly discussions with Janice. At the weekly staff meetings, Janice usually updates us on new decisions made by the Directors Council of the museum and then we report our work progress. Participating in the meetings helped us blend in the environment quickly and make us feel that we are one of the group. For the bi-weekly meetings, Janice bought each of us a book named "The Manual of Museum Management" which we read and discussed with her. During the discussions, we compared the theories in the book with our daily job and hear Janice's comments on the theories. The discussions were always productive because as a high-rank arts administrator, Janice not only understands daily operations of museums, but also the policy considerations behind decisions, things like how congress decides annual appropriations for the Smithsonian Institutions.
Another cool part about the internship is that Janice arranged us and only SPEA interns with several private tours which we visited the storage rooms with a curator and looked at the collections of our choice. One of my selections is the National Numismatic Collection of the Smithsonian Institution. The collection consists of more than 18,000 items, and is one of the largest numismatic collections in the world. During the tour, I saw coins created 2,000 years ago, coins that are from Europe, Middle East, China, Russia and more, and coins in different shapes. It was really the most impressive museum-visiting experience of my life.
This internship is indeed a valuable and unforgettable experience which we applied our knowledge to real-world projects. We also appreciate SPEA and NMAH's unique arrangement which allows us to have this comprehensive intern experience.


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What Goes Around Comes Around
Ask anyone what makes them happy. Go ahead; see who's around and ask them. While we may not be able to guess everyone's exact answers, we can almost guarantee that not a single response will include anything close to "paying taxes. " Most of us just grumble and pay up. But millions of citizens from all walks of life express their unhappiness by choosing not to pay. The IRS currently has over 12 million accounts in collections, with state and local governments managing millions more. That's a lot of money not getting paid.
However, tax collectors are hardly powerless to collect those debts. They have the power to not only garnish someone's wages, but - even more frighteningly - to seize an individual's property in order to amass what they believe to be their fair share.
But, now, a Florida tax collector is taking aim at an even bigger target. Last month, Escambia County Tax Collector, Janet Holley, filed suit to seize the 200-foot-tall Skyview Ferris wheel near Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park.
The Ferris wheel features 42 climate-controlled gondolas, including a VIP car with leather seats and glass floors. And the Ferris wheel itself has enjoyed a scenic ride of its own! It originally opened in Paris, across from the famed Louvre museum. Then it moved to Bern, Switzerland, before crossing the Alps and the Atlantic for a year-long stop in Pensacola, Florida. Following its quick Floridian visit, the wheel made once last move to Atlanta, where it has been a popular tourist attraction since 2013.
Here's where taxes step aboard: When the wheel landed in Pensacola, it became subject to Escambia County's property tax. The county assessed the wheel's value at $11.4 million, and followed up by sending a $237,000 bill to the ride's operator. That company, Expo 60 Ventures LLC, has since gone out of business and dissolved. However, Florida law lets the tax on tangible property follow the equipment, which makes the wheel itself subject to seizure.
The wheel's current operators are quick to defend Atlanta's newest attraction. "This is a vendetta by a public official who's up for re-election in Pensacola, Florida. Pensacola has always been angry that this wonderful icon left their city and came to Atlanta, " shared one spokesman. "Our only contention is that they're charging some ridiculous penalties and interest and things like that…and we're willing to pay…as soon as the court tells us that that's what we have to pay. " Additionally, the company has already shelled out $50,000 of good faith money to demonstrate their willingness to pay what they believe they rightfully owe.
Of course, the county doesn't really want to take possession of the Ferris wheel - not any more than the IRS really wanted a couple of parking spots in Boston. At the end of the day, all taxing agencies really want is their money.
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Many and varied are the legends of the first visitors to New Zealand, but traditionally the Hawaiki chiefs Kupe and Ngahue discovered New Zealand, including visiting the West Coast of the South Island – some time around the 10th century. Many New Zealand place names are credited to these daring ocean voyagers (including Aotearoa - land of the 'long white cloud'), and also the discovery of greenstone (jade) at Arahura near to Hokitika. Kupe and Ngahue made the long jouney back to their homeland, leaving New Zealand unsettled by humankind.
In the 13th century a number of ocean-going waka (canoes) travelled from east Polynesia to various locations in New Zealand – perhaps guided by Kupe's accounts. The Maori tribe Ngati Wairangi came to settle on the West Coast of the South Island and prospered by trading greenstone with other tribes. The Maori name for greenstone is pounamu and Waipounamu became the Maori name for the West Coast.
And then, the Europeans arrived. On the 13th December 1642 the great Dutch explorer Abel Tasman, commanding two small sailing ships, became the first European to sight New Zealand – the north-west coast of New Zealand's South Island. And on the evening of the following day Tasman described the Cape Foulwind of today "… projecting from the sea, there are some high steep cliffs, resembling steeples or sails. As we saw the high land extend to the north east of us, [we] shaped our course due north ...". Tasman named the area Clijppijgen Hoeck – 'hoeck' meaning corner. Tasman also named his discovery of New Zealand 'Staete Land', assuming it was part of a great southern continent, but Dutch cartographers renamed Tasman's discovery to Neiuw Zeeland – later anglicised to New Zealand.
On September 1769 James Cook and the British Empire reached New Zealand - 127 years after Abel Tasman. And in March 1770 Cook was battling adverse weather whilst approaching Tasman's Clijppijgen Hoeck. Cook's ship, the Endeavour was blown several miles off course, and upon regaining 'the corner' Cook renamed it Cape Foulwind. Cook wrote in his journal "The Country … consists of woody hills and vallies of various extent both for height and depth and hath much the appearance of fertility ...".
Perhaps the last great voyage of discovery to New Zealand was that led by the French explorer Jules d'Urville. On the 10th January 1827 d'Urville sighted the northern West Coast and on the 12th January passed close to Cape Foulwind where he named the steep rocks mentioned by Tasman as Trois-Clochers – the three towers, or steeples. Sailing north of Cape Foulwind d'Urville noticed a large stretch of muddy water strewn with tree trucks suggesting the existence of a large river – probably the Buller River.
On the 21st May 1840 New Zealand was proclaimed a distinct British colony, separate from Australia. European exploration and settlement was gathering momentum. In 1846 two hardy British explorers Charles Heaphy and Thomas Brunner, and two Maori Kehu and Etau fought their way through dense bush and across swollen rivers down the West Coast of the South Island, arriving at the Buller River on the 30th April – the first Europeans to make the overland journey. The Buller River was named after the British politician Charles Buller - the Maori name for the river is Kawatiri, meaning deep and swift. On the south side of the Buller River, Heaphy and his companions passed a potato plantation belonging to local Maori, and further south a seam of coal was discovered – perhaps the genesis of the region's future coal industry.
Charles Brunner again returned to the West Coast with Kehu in early 1847 but this time via the Buller River – travel was often very difficult - battling dense bush, deep ravines, fast flowing rivers, and incessant rain. Food was difficult to come by, and Brunner and his companions were compelled to kill and eat his dog Rover. In April the group reached the mouth of the Buller, where they found a Maori pa (village). Brunner explored much of the West Coast over an arduous 550 days – an impressive undertaking.
A decade after Brunner in 1857, James Mackey from Scotland travelled overland to arrive at the mouth of the Buller River. Only three Maori remained at the pa being the survivors of epidemics of measles and influenza. In 1860 Mackay negotiated the purchase of much of the West Coast from local Maori. In the late 1850s and early 1860s the English surveyor John Rochfort carried out several extensive surveys of the northern West Coast and discovered coal and other minerals.
On 17th April, 1858, the 'Nelson Examiner' announced the discovery of gold on the West Coast by two Maori and a Mr G.W.H. Lee. John Rochfort also reported gold whilst traversing the Buller in 1959. In 1860 21 gold prospectors sailed into the Buller River – the gold rush had begun!
In the early 1860s gold prospectors and storekeepers begun arriving. The first storekeepers set up shop in a Maori whare beside the Buller River. A collection of tents and shacks soon followed – and Westport was born. In August 1861 the population on the Buller River was reported as 80 Maori and Europeans. By 1867 Westport was surrounded by prosperous gold fields, and hosted a wide variety of businesses including, a brewery, three casinos, and abundant hotels; the population was 1500 - 1112 males and 388 females.
On the 16th of April 1873 the settlement of Westport was proclaimed as a distinct municipality, free of the long-distance administration of Nelson Provincial Council. Westport, New Zealand may have been named after Westport, County Mayo, in Ireland. There are about 25 'Westport' towns around the world, and Westport, Ireland hosted a 'Westports of the World' in September 2017.
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This morning's YouGov poll for the Sun has topline voting intention figures of CON 29%, LAB 42%, LDEM 11%, UKIP 13%. Full tabs are here. It's the highest Labour lead for a while, but all the normal caveats apply.
This is the first poll conducted since the murder in Woolwich, although I would not necessarily expect any impact on voting intention yet. Events like disasters or terrorist attacks can have a political impact if a government is seen to have handled them in a competent manner, or just by virtue of taking other stories off the front page, but time will tell.
I expect we will see some more detailed polling on attitudes towards terrorism over the weekend.
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It makes me wonder whether at some stage we might have to revert back to something like a gold standard. The move to fiat currencies back in 1933 by Roosevelt is the one event that you can arguably trace the current problems back too, rather than any Thatcher/Reagon economics in the 80s like is trotted out so often by those with vested interests against free market economics.
Fiat currencies of course allowed a system where by much deeper deficit spending could be made, which in theory might sound good for monetary flexibility, but in practice now seems to be at a position we are arguably struggling to control?
How is running a bigger deficit going to produce sustainable growth, I mean what's the mechanism? It's the same as the austerity should work by freeing up capital for the private sector to borrow, it ain't going to happen because folk already owe too much. The problem is the monetary system, debt can not expand for ever, it's a mathematical impossibility but our system of money requires that debt is constantly expanding
We were on the gold standard until 1972 when Nixon closed the gold window "temporarily" since then currencies have been free floating fiat
You are talking of the Nixon shock, and you are partly right, but effectively what happened around 33/34 changed the value of the dollar and the way it related to gold, as well as the outlawing of ownership of private gold. This effectively ended the true gold standard in favour of fiat.
Of course the money we have now is not true fiat in that it is based on debt. True fiat like the Lincoln greenbacks, Bradbury pound, tally sticks and the currency of the Roman republic, is issued by the state and spent into existence by the state rather than lent into existence by banks
"Bereavement is the oddest thing. "
It is indeed Peter: very obvious, but the finality of it is absolutely terrifying, even when expected and death is a genuine release.
My Mum died aged 90, over ten years ago, and I am still unable to read her cards and letters that she had written over the years and that are still around in drawers.
The problem in the economy right now is too much saving and insufficient spending in the private sector. When this happens, the government has to step in and spend. Failure to do this on a sufficiently large scale leads to a recession.
At the moment it appears that the deficit is just large enough to stave off collapse and flat-line the economy, or possibly (being optimistic) a very weak recovery. To get a robust recovery, the government should spend more (or cut taxes, or both). As indeed the IMF just said.
I disagree. We seem to have got addicted to this bizarre semi Keynesian obsession with Govt stimulating demand which is so entrenched we actually have a lot of people wanting it to continue ad infinitum. Balance sheets are all the time continuing to expand rapidly.
Balance sheets are not the problem. Unemployment and underemployment are. That's the problem the public* want to see tackled.
* at least, the under-60s do.
Following on Hal's point, do you think we get indicators for public consumption that give us a measure of how the economy is doing, in a way which is meaningful to the man on the Clapham omnibus? FTSE is what we see every day, or even on the hour, and GDP from time to time. I can see how FTSE might relate to balance sheets, but both may have an inverse link to the unemployment figures, themselves misleading in respect of full or part time employment or of self-employment; and, say, to personal debt, which may be a crippling factor both to individuals and to the economy.
@"QE is not supposed to "work" on its own. It can prevent the situation getting worse, and also it can facilitate the transmission of a fiscal stimulus (government spending) to the economy."
QE has nothing to do with fiscal stimuli. Fiscal stimuli are carried out by Government via tax reductions and/or government spending programmes.
QE-or Asset Purchase-is carried out by central banks and is a monetary stimulus , carried out by injecting new liquidity into the financial market-typically via the banks.
@"The problem in the economy right now is too much saving and insufficient spending in the private sector."
There is another view-that the problem is too much debt which is cramping private spending, and reducing bank liquidity & solvency ratios via debt impairment charges, thus limiting commercial lending.
I read that the Co-op bank is suspending new corporate lending, whilst it repairs its balance sheet. The banks are still not in a position to help the recovery.
The Guardian have just posted a rather misleading headline on a YouGov poll about Islam in Britain. You have to read quite a way down the page before it becomes clear that perceptions of Islam and Muslims haven't really changed, and in some areas have actually become more positive.
Misleading, sensationalist reporting of polls is something the G-Spot have done a few times lately, and I find it a trifle irksome.
@ RiN
Convertibility of the dollar and Swish Franc (from 1944) and many other currencies (from 1956) to gold was only available to monetary authorities (and only the French used it). It wasn't gold standard, but dollar standard. It was unsustainable as soon as the US foreign trade became negative.
The gold standard was suspended numerous times (in recessions) while it was in force (actually helped small shocks to become recessions. It didn't help the economy and when it should have worked it showed itself ineffective.
@ Hal & Colin
"There is another view-that the problem is too much debt which is cramping private spending, and reducing bank liquidity & solvency ratios via debt impairment charges, thus limiting commercial lending."
Surely that's just the other side of the coin not an alternative explanation? The high debt leads to more saving, which hurts spending etc.
The constant expansion of balance sheets through QE monetary policy has not been done to this level across so many different countries. The problem I see, is that there is now a lot of vested interested in this policy as most of the money is staying at the top of capital markets and inflating stock markets. How we get out of this to a true free market with areas such as interest rates set by the market is going to be very hard. In the end, I think debt will come back to be a big problem, but only time will tell. It will also be interesting to see if gold will win out in the end. The current conditions you would think make gold incredibly attractive, but conversely we are nearly 2 years in to a bear market, which has seen the value come down by around 30%, with apparently still a lot of short positions out there.
@ John Pilgrim
'Choudary repeatedly refuses to condemn the killing of Drummer Lee Rigby, and equates it with the "hundreds of thousands of deaths of people in Iraq killed by UK forces"
I have always taken the view that the US- British attack on Iraq was an act of terrorism on a massive scale. As such , the evil incident of last Wednesday does bear comparison to the many thousands of innocent victims of that conflict. I unreservedly condemn both – but I do suggest that those who are now up in arms over this latest tragedy and who defend our conduct in Iraq , can reasonably be accused of hypocrisy and double standards.
You can save , without debt-ie amassing net assets.
Or you can save, with debt-ie reducing indebtedness.
@ Rich
I agree – all this money seek opportunities to be spent, especially to various securities. The P/E ratios are still modest, so the bubble has a long way to go. Oddly the loose monetary policy hasn't fuelled any M&A bubble yet. It is mainly because the top end of the corporate sector is actually increasing its indebtedness (to buy back shares and pay dividends and also to replace earlier debts).
Current UKPR polling averages = 28% + 37% + 9% = 74%. In other words 26% missing – not worth bothering about?
This London taxi drivers daily news is worth watching if you're on the left, probably to be avoided if you're on the right.
"Hypocrisy and double standards"
As a human being I'm appalled by the horrific killing in London the same as I'm appalled by violent deaths in any country.
I was opposed to Blair involving us in the Iraq war for many reasons , but to say the wars in Iraq were acts of terrorism by the west is a gross distortion of the facts, as is the ridiculous claim by Choudary that UK forces killed hundreds of thousands of Iraq's in that war.
What could rightly be discribed as an act of terrorism was Husseins rein of terror over his own countrymen which lasted from 1979-2003 in which many thousand were tortured/gassed and murdered by Hussein and his muderous sons.
When he was hung by his countrymen for mass murder in 2006 there were few in Iraq who shed a tear especially the many thousands of families who's loved ones went missing during his reign of terror, including my son's wife, two of her uncles were murdered by Hussein's police for speaking against his party in 1983 there bodies were never found.
Even with all the problems that have beset Iraq since the end of the last war, you will find few who would like to go back to the days of Hussein.
The 9% is libdems which leaves the 26% for others including UKIP.
I am sorry but to my mind an unprovoked attack on a sovereign state in clear breach of international law was an act of terrorism. I would compare it to Italy's attack on Abyssinia in 1936. Yes – Hussein was evil – but so are many other world leaders yet we have done nothing about them beyond often propping them up. Was he so much more repulsive than Mugabe or the apartheid regime that ruled with terror in South Africa for many decades? Nothing was done about these vile people. The Iraq affair was not motivated by moral principle at all but by a desire to cosy up to the US. We really should not be too surprised that some people use the sufferings of the innocent to extract revenge in some way – even though the effect is but to add further to the long list of victims.
We freed Iraq from a dictator.
The only hypocrisy I see is the people who whine about us in Iraq yet seem outraged we're not in Syria helping rebels linked to Al Qaeda.
Do you think we should be getting/have got involved involved in either case?
I fully appreciate that the grounds for going to war in Iraq were fairly spurious, but I think you fall into the same false interpretation of "terrorist motives" that many others do.
Islamist terrorists were plotting and carrying out violence against western civilians before the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Certainly, the deaths of muslims in the Middle East is a useful propaganda tool for recruiters, but the idea that if we weren't engaged in "illegal" wars abroad that we would be safe from Islamist terrorists is just boll**ks.
Read the placards. "Islam will dominate the world". For Islamist extremists, the whole world is unfinished business. The rapid military expansion of Islam in the 7th century is the model. The stagnation and reversal of that expansion from the 15th century is seen as a temporary setback.
The excuse might be that they don't want British soldiers in Muslim countries, but the truth is that they envisage a Muslim Britain with no place for "Westerners".
This is all of course anathema to modern Islam, with its emphasis on peace and tolerance, but unfortunately some parts of the Qu'ran are quite easy to interpret as a recipe for Islamic world domination.
Neil A,
I don't actually dissent from anything you have said. My fear is that our past actions have created a smokescreen or a pretext for extremists to latch on to.
P/E ratios are not that modest, but the real question is will those ratios be sustained at these valuations, profit margins are already at historic highs and the consumer is suffering from declining real income, the numbers don't add up and any rational view of the future has to anticipate either falling margins and/or falling sales. Without growth in real income the present P/E ratio can not be sustained, of course the only way real incomes can grow is by taking from the profit share, it's a classic catch 22
Individuals can save by amassing assets and/or pay down debt but it is not possible mathematical for everyone collectively to do so because all money is debt, therefore one persons asset is another persons debt
Intervention is a very complicated situation, now the Disney ideal is that yes we would boldly charge into all these countries to free them from their dictators and the people would all be thankful and we'd all be friends.
Unfortunately what tends to happen is we remove a dictator, a power vacuum is created, chaos unfolds, the people are ungrateful (Benghazi attack on US embassy anyone?) and someone much worse, eventually steps up.
So overall no I don't think we should intervene, just let the Arabs get on with fighting each other and hope they leave us alone.
Yes gold is in a bear market but it's odd that people who want to buy the metal have to pay a lot more than the spot price, of course as with all markets the amount of gold traded on exchanges is far in excess of actual stocks of the underlying resource. Some say that the price of gold is being manipulated downwards, I don't know about that but demand is very strong from worried individuals and from non western central banks. I agree with Laszlo, going back on the gold standard would be an absolute nightmare, historically the inflation/deflation swings have been extreme in a real gold standard and gold hoarders can and did manipulate the quantity of money in order to gain access to real assets at knockdown prices causing extreme damage to both the economy and society at large
My view of the Iraq invasion was that it was an act of strategic resource gathering and a means of providing a springboard for possible further western interventions in the region.
Just wait till Iran fulfills its nuclear ambitions, things are going to get very interesting.
for me QE was only ever designed to prevent the world economy seizing up completely until real confidence-led growth reappeared and could take over.
New Survation poll:
Labour: 35% (-1)
Conservative: 24% (nc)
UKIP: 22% (nc)
Liberal Democrat: 10% (-1)
@ Graham
"I have always taken the view that the US- British attack on Iraq was an act of terrorism on a massive scale. As such , the evil incident of last Wednesday does bear comparison to the many thousands of innocent victims of that conflict. I unreservedly condemn both – but I do suggest that those who are now up in arms over this latest tragedy and who defend our conduct in Iraq , can reasonably be accused of hypocrisy and double standards."
i just dont think there can be any moral equivocacy between then actions of these two butchers on Thursday and our seriously misguided, possibly criminal foreign policy.
However I dont think you can accuse my position as one of double standards because like you I unreservedly condemn both.
More importantly though I hold to the view that two wrongs do not make a right.
Where's that 1% Lab gone then? Also, the UKIP vote and Tory vote holds up. Could be more than an anomaly if it happens again.
I wouldn't describe the Tory vote as "holding up". The last Survation poll was thought to be a bit of an outlier. Another 24% from them is bad news for Cameron.
Yes, I meant 'holding where it was'. I blame lack of sleep.
BBC World Service poll has Iran as most unpopular country in the world while Pakistan is second most unpopular.Germany is most popular country in the world.
"@ Neil A
I wouldn't describe the Tory vote as "holding up". The last Survation poll was thought to be a bit of an outlier. Another 24% from them is bad news for Cameron."
Agree bad news for the Tories. Whoever made the comment 'swivel eyed loons' may have totally wrecked the Tories slight chance of winning in 2015. This comes on top of the previous comments made by Cameron and other Tories about UKIP.
Pretty bad politics making comments about the character of supporters of parties. While there may be supporters that obsess about certain issues, you can't make general comments about them, as many others may think you are talking about them. You can't insult loads of supporters and expect them to remain loyal or consider switching back, if they had been flirting.
I have a post to you which has tripped auto mod, heavens knows why, hopefully it will pop out later
Is that a voodoo poll?
"BBC World Service poll has Iran as most unpopular country in the world while Pakistan is second most unpopular.Germany is most popular country in the world."
Oh, one of the ole German polls then.
I'm very surprised Iran came bottom. They have quite a few supporters. What of North Korea, Zimbabwe, Israel? All widely despised worldwide too.
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Just spent an hour or so listening to a piece from David Stockman. I found what he said about the current world QE cycle very interesting. He is adamant it's the wrong course. £85 billion a month continuing in the US, with a lot of people hoping it won't come to an end given what it's financing. I honestly am starting to have concerns how we could ever get out of this if interest rates ever go back to being independant rather than kept at this artificially low level. If they climbed to 5% let's say, a historically modest figure, there is a huge amount of public and private debt that would be very difficult to service. Not to mention the additional real austerity it would trigger.
Stocks is depressing to listen to but he knows his stuff but as far as rates going up, it won't happen because the price for anything can never be greater than the market can bare. Quite simply if investors try to raise rates it will lead to defaults and everyone goes down together, this is why rates have been declining over the last 30 years
Totally agree. Sensible people are paying down debt just now, but lots of people aren't sensible. The current system of trying to finance growth by debt seems unsustainable. Why do we have to pursue growth all the time? Is it just to service debt? Surely a 'flatlining' economy is perfectly ok so long as the population is stable or falling?
If they do have to print money (QE) and want growth, why don't they just give everyone say £1000 each instead of shifting it between different arms of the government?


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NEW LONDON, Conn. – The Mitchell College softball team wrapped up the regular season by splitting a pair of New England Collegiate Conference games with Newbury College on Monday afternoon at Alumni Field.
After Newbury took the first game by a 10-6 final, the Mariners overcame a three-run deficit in the seventh inning to tie the second game and force extra innings. In the bottom of the eighth, Samantha DelConte sent everyone home with a two-run, walk-off homer to give Mitchell the 8-6 victory.
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Game 1 – Newbury 10, Mitchell 6
Hannah Besaw went 4-for-4 with a double, RBI and two runs scored as Newbury pounded out 15 hits in the opener. Samantha Libby, Alexis Vieira and Christina Babcock also finished with a pair of hits in the contest.
Mitchell grabbed a 2-0 lead in the first inning only to see Newbury tie things up in the third. Libby crossed the plate with the first run before Vieira doubled down the left-field line to plate the second. In the home half, a two-run single by Taylor Duchesneau put the Mariners back in front at 4-2.
The Nighthawks took over the lead for good in the fourth, pushing across three runs behind RBI singles by Babcock—who later scored on a wild pitch—and Noelle Sass. Newbury then padded the lead with five runs in the fifth, with Besaw and Libby contributing RBI singles and Sass driving in a run with a sacrifice fly.
Newbury starter Mallory Stefan made the margin stand, surrendering six runs (three earned) on 10 hits while striking out five to improve to 9-13. Mitchell starter Shyla Phillips-Krick took the loss, allowing 10 runs (seven earned) on 13 hits while fanning three.
Stephanie Adams had three hits to pace the Mitchell offense.
Game 2 – Mitchell 8, Newbury 6 (8 innings)
Mitchell scored twice in the first inning to once again jump out to a 2-0 lead. Duchesneau knocked in the first run with a grounder, and Laurissa Amaker later followed with an infield single to plate the other.
Newbury responded with four runs in the second inning. An RBI double by Stefan put the Nighthawks in front, and Alina Milauskas tacked on an RBI single to make it a 4-2 game.
After the Mariners scratched across a run in the third, the Nighthawks added single runs in the fifth and sixth innings to extend the lead to 6-3. The visitors could have had another run in the fifth if it weren't for Amaker, who took away a home run in left field before falling over the fence.
Phillips-Krick drew a one-out walk to start the rally in the Mitchell seventh, and Duchesneau followed with a double to bring the tying run to the plate. Danielle Autieri knocked in a run with a grounder, and a throwing error on the play resulted in another run for the Mariners. Amaker later stepped up to the plate with two down and the tying run on third base, and she belted a line drive into left field to even the score at 6-6.
Duchesneau got three quick outs in the top of the eighth to keep the Nighthawks off the scoreboard. Mitchell then moved the winning run to third on a sacrifice bunt before DelConte made it a moot point, crushing her first homer of the season over the left-field fence to end the game.
Duchesneau (8-8 overall) allowed six runs (five earned) on 12 hits and struck out four in the win. Milauskas (1-5 overall) yielded eight runs (three earned) on eight hits and fanned three in the loss.


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Is there any substitute of cat's eye stone?
Yes, there are certain gemstones, precious or semi-precious that you wear to attract the positive forces of Ketu in your own life.
Nonetheless, wearing replacements or substitutes of cat's eye stone does not bring equivalent favors as the original stone bring in.
Sangi: The stone is spotted in different colors such as white, red, green, yellow and black. It is a smooth and shiny stone.
Gondat: This is a white color stone, bright, smooth and light in weight.
These are substitutes of cat's eye stone nevertheless, before adorning substitutes as replacement of original cat eye stone. One should seek the permission of an astrologer.


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SOCHI, Russia (Reuters) - Lewis Hamilton has his father's words in mind as he stands on the brink of a third Formula One world championship.
"I don't think about 'nearly'," the Mercedes driver told British reporters, after celebrating his ninth win of the season in Russia, when it was suggested that the job was nearly done.
"You either are or you're not. I'm not there yet. That's what my Dad would always say. You either do or you don't and I don't yet."
Hamilton is 66 points clear of Ferrari's Sebastian Vettel and 73 ahead of his own team mate Nico Rosberg with four races remaining.
The points gulf make it inconceivable, even if mathematically possible, that the 30-year-old will not join the elite group of triple champions — possibly in Texas in two weeks' time.
If Hamilton wins in Austin, and Vettel fails to take second place, he will have matched the three titles of the late Brazilian Ayrton Senna, his boyhood hero.
It should be in the bag by the time he gets to Brazil for the penultimate race of the season but Hamilton said the location was not important.
"My mind's set on crossing the line at the last race and being ahead, that's what matters to me. Whether it's before then or not is kind of irrelevant to me," said the Briton.
He would still be a championship behind Vettel, who won four with Red Bull, but the Sochi podium spoke of a changing dynamic that has even had Hamilton's team bosses rubbing their hands in anticipation.
With his 42nd career win, Hamilton equaled Vettel's career tally and the two of them are third in the all-time lists behind Michael Schumacher and Alain Prost.
Finishing one-two, with the German overtaking Rosberg in the standings, hinted at plenty of battles ahead next season as Ferrari close the gap.
"They are both in very performing cars and it could be one of the great rivalries in the sport –- in different teams," said Mercedes motorsport head Toto Wolff, without underestimating Rosberg's potential to battle his team mate.
"Lewis has his own rivalry within the team so that is good. It is great for the sport and it is going to push us, as it is the team you want to be battling with."
Hamilton spoke warmly of Vettel afterwards, the two champions joking in the post-race news conference after inviting the podium hostesses in to join them, and described the German as an original.
"What you see is what you get. A great driver and just a good personality. I'm looking forward to racing him for many more years," he said.
"If I hung up my gloves and was just a fan I would want to see the two of us up against each other. I am super excited to do that."
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Unfortunately, all good things must come to an end. This is the final post in our Free Things Mini-Series – we hope you enjoy the last 25 freebies that are up for grabs. We'd love to hear your local free-finds – please comment below and we'll be sure to share!
41. Movies
Hitbliss is an online marketing service that allows you to earn credits in exchange for watching selected commercials. You can then use the credits to rent on-demand movies on Hitbliss.com.
42. Microsoft Youth Spark Camps
Microsoft hosts free Youth Spark camps across the country to "get kids of all ages coding, creating games and apps, and having a blast in the process." You can filter through a variety of programs by age, skill level and time frame.
43. Birthday Desserts
Many restaurants offer free dessert to customers celebrating their birthdays, including Applebee's, Olive Garden and Chili's. Most require you to sign up for their free e-clubs. In some cases a purchase is required, and other terms and conditions might apply.
44. Knitting, Sewing and Quilting Patterns
If you're into any form of needle craft, or just want to give it a try, there's no need to buy patterns. Many websites offer free patterns, including FreeNeedle.com, LoveKnitting.com and FreeQuiltPatterns.info.
45. Mulch and Woodchips
If you see a public highway crew cutting down trees, brush and limbs in your neighborhood, stop and ask if they'd like dump their load of wood chips at your house instead of hauling them all the way to a public dumpsite. Wood chips are great to use in the garden, flowerbeds and garden paths.
46. Lodging for Travelers
CouchSurfing.com is a worldwide network of more than a half-million folks who will let fellow travelers crash on their couches or in a spare bedroom — for free. The robust website lets hosts and travelers get to know each other in advance.
47. Savings Bonds
Every year, more than 15,000 savings bonds are returned to the U.S. Department of Treasury as undeliverable. You might be entitled to claim saving bonds from deceased loved ones or others. Search for free on TreasuryHunt.gov for savings bonds you might be able to claim.
48. National Park Admission
More than half of America's national parks never charge admission. Now, to celebrate its 100th birthday in 2016, the National Park Service will open all of its properties for free on 16 days throughout the year.
49. Loaner Tools
Tool libraries are springing up across the country, sometimes as part of an existing public library, where you can borrow tools for free in most cases rather than purchase or rent them. You can find a nationwide directory at LocalTools.org.
50. Birthday Pretzel
If you join Auntie Anne's Pretzel Perks Program, you'll get one of their signature or classic pretzels for free for your birthday. Your freebie will be automatically loaded onto your account on the first day of your birthday month and will be available to you for 30 days.
51. Harper's Bazaar Subscription
Get a free one-year subscription to this popular fashion and beauty magazine when you register on the website ValueMags.com. You'll receive periodic promotional offers from ValueMags, but you won't be billed for Harper's Bazaar, even when the free subscription expires.
52. Wilderness Camping
If you're into no-frills wilderness camping, try camping for free at national forests and on public lands managed by a number of other federal agencies. The only requirement is that you follow guidelines for dispersed camping.
53. RV Camping
If your idea of camping involves an RV with all the luxuries, there are various places where you can camp/park for the night for free, including the parking lots at most Walmart stores. You can find other free options for RV camping and parking on Allstays.com.
54. Jewelry
FreeJewelry.com offers over 50 pieces of free jewelry, but you need to pay a shipping and processing fee of $6.99 for each free piece you order. They also sell other jewelry at a significant discount.
55. Bagged Produce
You can always tell a cheapskate in the produce section at the grocery store, because they're the folks taking a minute to weigh a few bags of pre-packaged produce — like bags of potatoes, apples and onions — before deciding which one to buy.
You see, the weight printed on bags of produce (such as a 5-pound bag of potatoes) is the minimum amount each bag must weigh, by law. With a little searching, you can almost always find a bag that weighs more than the minimum weight, but costs just the same.
56. Wi-Fi for Travelers
Getting online for free while you're traveling is now easier than ever. Free apps, including iVanya, help you find free Wi-Fi service wherever you are, including restaurants, stores, hotels and so on.
57. Home Karaoke
Karaoke enthusiasts and newbies can download the free KaraFun Player software. That way, you can practice your karaoke mix in the privacy of your own home before your world debut at the local karaoke bar.
58. Apple Summer Camp for Kids
Looking for free things to do in the summer? Every summer, Apple Stores host a free three-day workshop for kids age 8-12, where they'll learn the art of filmmaking by actually doing it. You can sign up to be notified when enrollment for the 2016 camp opens.
59. Birthday Burrito
Sign up for Moe's Southwest Grill's eWorld and get a free burrito on your birthday. Allow for a 48-hour processing time to receive your free-burrito coupon. If you need further incentive, you also get a free cup of queso for joining.
60. DIY Home Improvement Clinics
You can save money on home improvements by learning how to do more jobs yourself. Home Depot offers free in-store classes to help you master a wide range of DIY projects. Lowes also offers special workshops for kids.
61. Toys R Us Birthday Club
Sign your child up for Geoffrey's Birthday Club at Toys R Us, and they'll receive a birthday card, free gift and even a phone call from the Toys R Us mascot on their special day. If you come into the store on, or near, your child's birthday, they'll also get a birthday crown, Geoffrey balloon and a special announcement broadcast to the entire store.
62. Online Games
Cheapskate gamers will find no shortage of free games online. If you're looking for a free new game fix, some of the most popular free online game sites include AddictingGames.com, Kongregate.com and FreeOnlineGames.com.
63. Senior Freebies
Age does have its privileges. Seniors — usually age 60 or older, but that can vary — are entitled to a wide range of discounts and free stuff at many restaurants, hotels, retail stores and elsewhere. Some of the best sites for staying on top of the ever-changing list of senior offers include Free4Seniors.com, SeniorDiscounts.com and TheSeniorList.com.
64. Bagels
Join Einstein Bros. Bagels' Shmear Society — perhaps the best name ever for a restaurant e-club — and get a free bagel and shmear for signing up. You'll also get a free egg sandwich on your birthday. A purchase is required for each offer.
65. Boating Safety Courses
Boating rules and laws vary by state, and the nonprofit BoatUS Foundation offers free online boating safety courses, based on the specific laws in each of the 50 states. You'll learn a lot about staying safe on the water, and the online courses are pretty fun. You can find more info and take a course at BoatUS.org.
If you're still looking for a freebie to meet your needs, be patient and keep your eyes open. Whatever you're looking for will probably eventually pop up for free under the "free" category on Craigslist or on Freecycle.org. Remember: Free things come to those who wait.
Don't miss our other freebies! Click here to view the first post and here for the second post of our Free Things Mini-Series.
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October 26th, 2016, 23:43 #1
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Looking for a group, somewhat experienced in D&D
1 player, aka me
any day around night time would work best, monday and tuesdays work the best. i believe im in GMT time, whatver time zone florida is.
License: Ultimate
Again i believe im in est or gmt please excuse my lack of knowledge, im in florida if that helps
I would love to be able to do twice a week but since thats hard once a week would probably be best.
i'm in it for the long run so however long the campaign is, thats how long ill be there, assuming i survive.
I only have experience in skype so yeah i download whatever is needed just need a helping hand
I only know D&D 5e
ive only played the started set and i am currently dming a prince of apocalypse for friends. really want to play HOTDQ and ROT
i have extremely limited experience with fg and could use a helping hand for that too.
character type is usally classified by my friends as a murder hobo, i love combat and fighting enemies. I have only played as a barbarian so i would like to try out a fighter or paladin class and make a gish out of it by mc or staying pure havent decided yet.
I got Fantasy grounds to play with my friends but we dont play as often enough to satisfy my hunger for d&D. im free most nights, monday, tuesdays work best for me but i am flexible to work around any time spot. so looking for anyone who would have me to play with them, I've only completed the started set then went hombrew campaign with my dm after that, and i'm currently dming the princes of the apocalypse and hate it not being able to play it with my friends. I am not shy when it comes to role play its fun and makes the game awesome, im just better with being a murder hobo. i tend to meta game a bit too much so im trying to real that in. i enjoy playing a lawful evil player not so much for the evil must win side just that i dont follow pointless rules that make no sense or are just bad orders. i am really not into pking another character i assure you of that.
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http://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums...unday-Oct-29thCurrently running:
Doomsday Dawn (Pathfinder Playtest)
5e one-shots as I can
Live stream: https://www.twitch.tv/gwydione
Youtube replays of fg sessions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQr...bIpAauZB41z8gA
Free stuff:
D&D5e FAQ module for fg: http://www.dmsguild.com/product/196704/FAQs
October 27th, 2016, 00:04 #3
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I could be able to do this sunday since im off work but i may not be able to do it regularly, next sunday i might have work in the morning so i dont think im a good fit, but if you dont mind that i think it would be fun to play this. and thanks for the welcome!
October 27th, 2016, 01:26 #4Currently running:
Doomsday Dawn (Pathfinder Playtest)
5e one-shots as I can
Live stream: https://www.twitch.tv/gwydione
Youtube replays of fg sessions: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQr...bIpAauZB41z8gA
Free stuff:
D&D5e FAQ module for fg: http://www.dmsguild.com/product/196704/FAQs
October 27th, 2016, 01:55 #5
I currently have a one-shot listed here for celebration of Halloween: http://www.fantasygrounds.com/forums...ot-for-DCC-RPG. It is a D&D variant. You don't need to have any experience, I will teach what you need to learn as you need to know. Time is still TBD based on vote of players.
I am aspiring to get something longterm going again as well. The one shot is to help meet some of the players, celebrate halloween and introduce people to the game.Ultimate License Holder GM
Games currently Playing: AD&D, DCC RPG and D&D 5e
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Working in partnership with client departments, Compensation in HR is responsible for job evaluation, salary administration and costing, market surveys, and reward and recognition initiatives across the university. The Compensation Associate participates in the design, administration and communication of compensation programs for the university. Responsibilities include job evaluation, reclassification, salary surveys and analysis of resulting data; analytical support for projects and initiatives including participating in costing and providing advice and recommendations related to operational compensation issues and questions.
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In addition I finally got the USB external hard drive configured and working properly with the sync system. Hawt. 117gb of music GO!
This Friday a Farscape event was planned with Amanda and Chris. Amanda and I have both seen the series and Chris is new to it. So we made up home made pizza and chowed down during 4 hours of Farscape.
Pictured here is the tasty chicken pesto alfredo Amanda concocted. Also checked out Founder's attempt to replace Rubaeus (which is a raspberry beer) called Cerise. Not bad, provided you like Cherries.


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A detailed and extensive work covering widely the nature of consciousness, mind control and the dynamics of freedom. Art, Inspiration, Aspiration, Education, Achievement and the 'underclass'. Also touched is Ancient Greek metaphysics, the global unification of ideology and Humanism. Science, faith and Post-Humanism, Memetics as a paradigm & Hyperspatial Physics but most importantly the production of a new, clean, free energy social superstructure. For the keen or enquiring intellectual this is a must read...
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We at Little Pepi's are committed to baking the finest pizzelles in North America. We only use high quality ingredients, and use products made in America. Our company believes great corporate citizens must assist individuals with mental and physical disabilities. We work closely with support agencies to employ these special people to assimilate into the fabric of our workplace and to become contributors to the success of Little Pepi's in baking and packaging our pizzelles. Protecting the environment is everyone's responsibility. Here at Little Pepi's we are a zero landfill facility, use recyclable packing material, and our cases are made using recycled material.


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As part of a B-Corporation commitment to social engagement and responsibility, The Gladstone Hotel works with community partners and artists on a host of cultural events, from Pride parties to trivia nights. If you have a proposal for a cultural-events partnership, please out our partnership request form.
An event every week that begins at 7:00pm on Thursday, repeating until June 28, 2018
Be a drag with us every Thursday in the Gladstone Melody Bar for the live screening of RuPaul's Drag Race: Season 10!
New episode at 8pm (with untucked + a secret show after ! 😉 )
We WILL fill up (and don't take reservations!) so get here early for tasty eats, saucy libations and fabulous banter from your dazzling scrumptious hosts Allysin Chaynes and Champagna Enemea, featuring the House of Filth! With tunes played by DJ Lukus.
Start your Thursday here with salty commentary and amazing drag performances from the House of Filth. So many fabulous new queens we could just spit! Bring your fiercest friends (and a little bit of old-fashioned shade too). Your favourite west end viewing party is baaaaaack and better than ever. Get ready to take on Season 10! Your Thursday lives here!
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Athasian Trinket Table
With the release of 5th Edition Dungeons & Dragons the Trinkets table was full of interesting and evocative ideas for a small bauble that characters possess. Many of the items were not suitable for Dark Sun without alternation. In the spirit of the Burnt World, here's a new table, just for Athasians.
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The glory of this present house will be greater than the glory of the former house,' says the LORD Almighty. 'And in this place I will grant peace,' declares the LORD Almighty." Haggai 2:9
Hey you guys!!! So I'm back to school…my last semester *whoop*….I really can't wait to graduate mehn I have sooooo much planned!!! to think none of my plans have nothing to with engineering sef-(nothing is a waste, ill need it someday).Besides my cool points increase when I tell people I'm studying electrical and electronics engineering ..hehe 😀
So you should know I love black and white by know…no? ok now you do…lool. I decided to wear my neon shoes to add more colour
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P.S I'm trying really hard to be consistent with blogging…I won't even make any excuse this time please forgive me 😦
P.P.S I wore this outfit long ago….Ive added so much weight now my clothes don't even fit *sigh*
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Swakopmund is Namibia's largest coastal town and a choice destination for vacationers. Founded in 1892 by German settlers, the town's European-style architecture is awe-inspiring against the backdrop of the beautiful beaches.
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Don't miss the opportunity to explore the Skeleton Coast with deep-sea fishing, dolphin cruising or by simply enjoying an elegant beach picnic.
The city also has a superb museum and aquarium as well as a fine selection of restaurants to sate your appetite.
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